Evening Star dated September 8, 1931

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(U. 8. Weather Bur Fair and warmer tonight and tomer- : Highest, 78, at 4 p.m. yesterday: Jowest, 5 Full report on page...

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| A2 ¥» STARLES TOSTEP ASDE FOR PROBE 'nforms D. C. Heads He Will Not Seek Reinstatement to Force. ___ (Continued From First

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A “THE COFFEE CLASSIC” NVALID CHAIRS For Rent & For Sale GIBSON'’S 917 G St. N.W. 'Another inner or Supper at 74th Year LD

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REPAIRING We can tepalr your electric wiring, irons, percolators, toasters, etc, also gas ranges and water heatérs, at a very

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MURRAY FORESEES PERIL OF ANARCHY Chicago Labor Warned 1. S. Faces Worse Conditions Under Present Evils. By the Associated...

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UNEMPLOYED AID -RUSHED BY HOOVER = President’s Support Helps as Gifford Clears Way for Committee. «B¥ the Assoclated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR With VSInIn_v Morning !BMMn. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. ....Septémber 8, 1931 t ;fl!ODOEE W. NOYES....

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W. WARREN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, TALTAVULL ru Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Phones

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THaE EVENING STAR, WASH INGTON. D.. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER BOY, 10, ISFATALLY | GRUSHED BY TRUCK Thomas H. Benfield, This...

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RACES POINT WAY TOFASTER PLANES E Bayles’ Feature Winner and Other Crack Ships Show Developments. BY_JOSEPH S. EDGERTON,...

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CHINA WHEAT SALE pendent _of Heavy offerings in the face of con- | from Kansas Northward. The crop has tinental trade...

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FINANCIAL FINANCIAL THE EVENING STARE WASHINGTO 2 e JEI SE o) ; #¥x A—13 o - TRUSTFIRMOPENS | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE FINE

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A—14 »¥» PRODUCE MARKET IN STEADY TREND Dairy Products, Eggs and! Potatoes Show Gains During Week. Prices of farm products as

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Fl1 CURB SHARES DROP - IN SHARP SELLING Unfavorable Trade Reports + Reslut in Active Liquida- tion—Leaders Off. BY JOHN A.

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MRS, OWEN MAKES DEBUT AS AUTHOR Representative Writes Book | on Oratory, Describing Own Experiences. By the Associated Press.

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Washington News WASHINGTON, D. C, enin ITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION D.C. SURVEYOR HITS EXCESSVE COSTS OF BUN_I]EMNATIUNi M. C.

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY] Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson at Woodley After European Trip. but Return to Long Island. HE Secretary

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SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) Pllmer to Sir Adrian Willlam Maxwell Baillle, baronet, is of much interest here, where

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B4 SOCIETY (Continued From Third Pa Joughby of Washington and & cousin of ]‘J’l“l.g.!. Thomas Kelly, also of this city....

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their investigation of ONFLICTING TESTIMONY LIVEN SHOOTING PROBERS :;mi’“‘:.y;‘: :%n"“’"‘““&f dearh detect! d m’fil n-...

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Crape Myrtle, $1 MARYLAND NURSERY Edmonston (Esst Hyattsville) |. MILLER The Tailored Shoe for Fall must reflect. the spirit

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“PARACHUTE FALS, YOUTH 13 KILLED Danville Boy, 20, Hurtles 3,000 Feet to Death as Crowd Looks On. @pecial Dispatch to The...

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B—8 EXPEDTION ENDS PERDVAN TOLR New Jersey Youths Haiied as Finders of First Real Knowledge of Incas. By the Assoclated...

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TRUCKMAN HUNTED INPARTY SLAYING Escort of Strangled Woman Gone After Revelry in Apartment. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK,

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THE EV INING STAR, WASHINGTON, CENSUS REVEALS MORE 0LD PEOPLE Fewer Youths in United States Than Were Counted Decade Ago. By