Evening Star dated July 31, 1931

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‘WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Porecast), Fair and somewhat probably tome 3 1o R " Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages13,14 & 15...

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© A2 wx¥ CANNON EXPECTS SMITH NOMINATION Pry Democrats to Oppose | Either New Yorker, Says Bishop—Sails. Alfred E. Smith “in

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} | 40,000,000 . BANK RESCUED BY REICH Threat to Entire Credit! Structure Brings Aid From Government. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER.

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CUBAN FINANCES IN CHAOTIC STATE Government and Business Both Face Critical Short- age of Money. BY WILLIAM H. FORT., Succlal

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ZEPPELIN IS HOME AFTER ARCTIC TRIP Eckener Calls Cruise Easy. New Territory Charted by Scientists Aboard. By the Associated

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A—6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931. amendment in the religtous laws il or- — = \ '|der-to curb

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S NN WIFE T2 SUES FOR DNORCE Mrs. Amelia ‘M. -Knott Asks Limited Separation and Alimony. > Amelia M. Knott, 4602 Kansas ave-

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THE EVENING STA With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY........7.July 81, 1831 THEODORE W. NOYES., ..Editor R

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PREACHER FOR 60 YEARS SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY Elder T. S. Dalton, 83, Will Be Buried Sunday Morning in Manassas. Special Dispatch

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A—10 *¥% 20,00 QU STRIKE AS PACT IS SIGNED Garment Workers Promised Abolition of Sweatshops. 15,000 Still Out. By the...

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LUMBER INDUSTRY AID RECOMMENDED Production Limit, Imports Reduction and Small Con- struction Urged. By the Associated Press.

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A—12 MOON of DELIGHT by Manganet Bell Houslon. she of Kirk, of his voice, his touch, his kindness—of the things he said....

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FINANCIAL NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. WASHINGTON BANK CLEARINGS DECLINE July

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A—14 ®Ex AUTO PRODUGTION SHARPLY REDUCED Producers Hold Output Close to Demand—Shutdowns Are Ordered. v the Associated Press.

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FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 ANCIAL., *#» A—I1§ CURB ISSUES DRIFT TOLOWER LEVELS...

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A6 MEMORIAL HONORS VIGTORY OF PERRY Keynote of Peace Features Dedication Ceremonies at Put-in-Bay. By the Assoclated Press.

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The Foening Star SUNDAY MORNING EDITION FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1931 Spendifig the Night in Judiciary Square THE HEAT ALONE DOES NOT

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY Chief Executive With Mrs. Hoover and Number of Guests Expected to Leave .Today for Camp. HE President and

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THE CHEERFUL CHERUB The secrets that the eurth must hold, So many silent ages old ! M, MY DEARS, EVERY DoCTor. N 4 “Town HAD

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Frozen Dessert and Cake Tce Cream and Ices Inspire Versatility in Prepara- tion—Mousses and Parfaits—Cream Sand- wich and...

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OMAN’S PAGE. Encouragement and Criticism BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Encouragement is the greatest stimu- Iant to good work.

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PUT NATIONALS UP IN RACE THIS YEAR Licked in 41 of 58 Games by Johnson Band—Series With Tribe Won. BY JOHN B. KELLER. HEIR

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SP ORTS. THE SOUTHPAW- STARS - OF IS LASS FEW Washington Youth Is Gifted| With Touch Seldom Owned by Unorthodox. BY W. R....

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 381, 1931. : SPORTS. Alexandria amateur unlimited base ball |...

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ALEXANDRIA SETS HORSESHOE DATE Preliminaries Start August 10 in Five Playgrounds. " Seeks State Finals. LEXANDRIA'S horseshoe

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AUTO, BUSINESS OPFORTUNITIES. I house. Lunits: aus® [OUSE_FOR SALE—13-room brick O caon: >exiraordinary oppor easy terms....

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JULY 381, 193 APARTMENTS By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS ROOMS C., FRIDAY APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. $35. 50—-812 un: Bl;: ST. OW RENT.

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RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED (Continged.) A BT. 2 Felee, Bowh., sara . _304 McGill Bldg. 5 B e SV ROALO! ELEC- + teleity: large

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LEGAL NOTICES RESORTS RESORTS. RESORTS, LEGAL NOTICES. . LEGAL ag;!.'lyll- ‘ < D SHADY SIDE, MD. LEGAL NOTICES. |...

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R.C. A. TELEVISION PROGRESS SHOWN New “Mystery” Sya(em Re- vealed Four Times as Effi- cient as at Present. EL] A= =ZIMOOK No