Evening Star dated July 14, 1931

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WEATHER. 0. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast). thundershowers this after- ed by fair tonight and to- ed warm,...

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-~ TERMINAL IS CRUX OF RAIL REMOVAL Temporary Site Offered on Constitution Avenue, but i No Agreement Reached. With temporary

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_ desperate f-eling on the part of CAPITAL EMBARGO HELD. REICH NEED] s st Do ad oty on e ot T0 REICH CAPITAL sing ot First

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REACTION IN FRANCE FOUND FAVORABLE Y. S. Reports Small Trade Upturns Elsewhere From Debt Negotiations. By the Associated...

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¥ A Troim, NEW YORK AVENUE of FIFTEENTH @ Keeping Washington Men Well Dressed @ TOWNS WILL GET $40.000 REFUNDS WIVES BACK...

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SPANISH DEPUTIES | Go fobed | EACERFORDEBATE tn comfort any fime afieriopm pre-cooled sleepersio Pittsburgh antNewYork On...

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C. E CONVENTION | OPENED BY PARADE 10,000 March in San Fran- cisco as Christian Organ- ization Convenes. By the Associated

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- AL g THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUBSDAY.........July 14, 1931] DORE W. NOYES....Editor

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THE _EVENI INSURGENT GROUP WILL SWAY HOUSE" Neither Party Stirred by Shift, in Power After Deaths. Truce May Be Called. BY

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DRY LAW ARRESTS 10,00 LAST YEAR $5,511,000 Imposed in Fines and 18,383 Years in Jail Assessed in Penalties. More than...

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3 B Baltimore $| 25 (Special Round Trip) There .are thousands of dollar- saving fares over Grevhound Bus Lines, to all big

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A—12 FRANCE HOLDS REIN ON PURSE STRINGS Continued Flight of German Capital Becomes World Trade Menace. Bpecial Dispatch to

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FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! FOX AGAIN HEADS | INSURANCE FIRM WITH STOCKS DOWN Washington Stock New York Curb...

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A—14 x»¥¥ FINANCIAL. DEBT PLAN DELAY ADDS DIFFICULTIES Situation in Europe Regarded Worse Than Ever, While Operation Still

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FINANCIAL, Money to Loan Secured by first deed of trast ured by 8 Srast on rest betatd, Joupl;l. w S tren MONEY TO LOAN ON

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D~ SEARS STORE To the First 400 Customers Silk Dresses Originally Low Priced to Beat All...

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| Washington News i | i WOMEN'S DRUG JAG ENDS IN' HOSPITAL; PARTY PAL IS HELD Two Young Mothers Taken' to Gallinger—Say Man

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ZOCIETY. " Anniversary of the Fall of the Bastile Cele- ¢ brated by Frencl\ Luncheon at the Embassy. Ambassador of France,

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SOCIETY ' (Continued From Second Page.) Ruth Sherman Jones, Miss Claire Hut- ton, Miss Anne Miller, Mrs. Conant Webb, Mrs.

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(Continued Prom Third Page.) evening in compliment to Miss Blaine Rabinoft of Chicago, house guest of Mrs. Lummis and her...

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DULIN & MARTIN A Sale of 'Sterling—- Beautiful new merchandise at these remarkable low prices i HIS offering of Stetling...

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i THE EVENING LAR, _B6 . e IL MANAGEMENT *LATEDFORPROE I. C. C. to Investigate Costs of Coal and Car Spotting in Ruling on

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Now Offers Good Summer Reading at a Fraction of the Usual Cost, in Over 8,000 A Mammoth Sale of Voile and Batiste Wash Frocks

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ANSBURCH'S 7th, 8th & E Sts. 'VETERANS' BEATING! RESULTS IN CHARGE |Representative Hess Re-| quests Gaflinger Hospital...

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ZIONIST GONGRESS " WAITS FOR REPORT Basle Session Is Recessed Pending Final Decisions on Leadership. By the Associated Press,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1931 e e e T T T e T R TR e R e S T R T R T T A 1 ¢ moon OF DéLlG‘HT e

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHIL .95 and $2.95 g ¥y Women’s Full-Fashioned OUR DAYS instead of thirty days. Four days of whirlwind

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B—12 THE EVENING -STAR, INDIAN SECTS RIOT WITH NINE KILLED Moslems Storm Srinigar Jail, in Kashmir—Hindu Section Is Sacked. —

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~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 14, 193L ¥ 36 OTHER VALUABLE FIRST PRIZE HERE ARE THE PRIZES YOU CAN...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14 1931 SALE of MANHATTAN SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and MANSCO SHORTS NOW IN PROGRESS

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 193L SO MONTMORENCY JONES KNOWS THe|| WELL, AL, 1T LOoKS O YEW P SaME

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A Stunning Collection of $1.95 & $2.95 Smart Handbags ’1 High-grade leathers and silks in a large collection of smart...

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¢ Foen *® WITH SUNDAY MORNING: EDITION ny Sfap, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1931, PAGE C—1 | Ws Flag Fight Hot :...

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SPORTS SPORT BODK SHOWS MULDOON N ERROR German’s Is Third Instance in Which lllegal Blows Decided Crown. BY WILBUR WOOD. EW

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1931, SPORTS. SPORTS. C-3 Professional Golfers May Be Doing Some...

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Bits of Fruit Have Good Uses BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Fruit leftovers have their 1 uses in Summertime. Do not throw away the

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WOMA Simple Design for Undergarment BY MARY MARSHALL. Here it is—the diagram for step-ins pequested by several readers. We

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C—6 MILLS TO EXPLAIN DEBT PLAN ON AIR Undersecretary of Treasury in Interview, WMAL Fea- ture Tonight. President Hoover's...

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AUTOMOBILES, “UNCLE SAM AT YOUR SERVICE” 'ANTID—MIBGIIJ.ANIO 8. I P==. nu nna < and moder e wil ' market and dmum irniture.

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R OOMS. ROOMS—FURNISHED. " (Continued.) STEVELAND PARK —Unusually ant corner room: 2nd floor. pri Dear cafe, transportation;

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SALE—HOQUSES. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Northwest. where all homes are new, very attractive. new. 6-room semi-detached b...

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C—10 = - THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SRR NN S N A N N R A Regular $15.00 MODERNISTIC Permanents, The Push-up Wave With