Evening Star dated September 17, 1931

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"ATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Showers and somewhat warmer to- night; fair and sligh! ‘emperatures—Highest, 86, at

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LONG STANDS PAT | {ON'32 COTTON BAN .Seoond Statement Reverses| | Self on Voiding of . | oY srvere s menE, 5 Louisiana Law.

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i r&' ey 'NINE MEN SEIZED - INTRIPLE MURDER Liquor Racketeers Pay Pen- alty for Rebellion Against Gang Rules. By the...

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| J0B PROTECTION - UNDER . 5. URGED Gerard Swope, General Elec- tric Head, Would Stabilize Trade by Group. Enecial Dispatch

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YHE/ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 THOUSANDS T[] SEE BIG CUP REGATTA Entrants for Presudentst

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Costume Design—Life Class Children’s Saturday Class . @' AC EMY~ 1333 F St. N. W. ME, 2883 Wb Advertising Crass Forming...

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’ RIGHE DICOONTS GANESTER LETTER Chicago Investigator Says He Has Probed Charges in Alleged Heitler Note. By the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. YWHURSDAY. .September 17, 1031 —— e WHEODORE W....

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- ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATS |5 SUPPORT ROOSEVELT Formation of Club Seen as Step to Capture Missouri Delegates for New Yorker. N By

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7 SHPWRELK VTS LANDED Rescue of Passengers Adrift After Crash on California Rocks Is Told. - By tie Assocsated Press, !...

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TWO APPEAL FINES " AFTER FUM CHASE =2 Constable Tells Hyattsville Court He Had to Shoot Tires Off Auto, By a Btaff...

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e ENSTEN REGANTS PROTESTTOSOVET Note Says He Did Not Under- stand Reasons for Execu- tion of 48 Scientists. BY JUNIUS B....

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SEPTEMBER 17, 1937, NEW RAIL BOND ISSUE SHOWS | FAITH OF BANKERS IN MARKET| Special Dispatch to The Star. ried over info 1028

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INBUILDING TOWNS J. C. Penney Predicts Good Future for Merchants in Smaller Cities. Special Dispatch to The Star. BOSTON,...

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INANCIAL > e/ QUTLOOKINSTEEL - . re.| DECLAREDBETTER Part THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 WALL

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C ’I‘HI‘RSI).\Y. SEPTEMBER 17, 1931. A_16 o P ) THE EVENING INDBERRHS READY | “E%os Routeo | MONARCH...

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WASHINGTON, SINCLAIR'S TRIAL ENDS IN ACQUITTAL ON DRUNK CHARGE, Sergt. Carroll Testifies Po- liceman Was “Not Intoxi- |...

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SOCIETY Navy Chief Entertains Today to Honor Distinguished Officer of the Italian R HE Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Charles...

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SOCIETY ‘(Continued From Second Page.) took place at 7 o'clock last evening in the Central Presbyterian Church. Tall...

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sDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931 z % warning signal first payment on s new fiivver today. | sticed the royalties or the Osages,...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSD.\Y, SEPTEMBER 17, 1931. GRAIN EDITOR QUITS, | 27.ton. e coreie metnace” were ERA

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CONSULARDEA Incomplete Search of Rec- ords Reveals 40 Have Lost Lives in Heroic Acts. The State Departmient. is setting up an

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EVENING . STAR, WASHINGT! "Tomorrmo—Leam About the Proper Care of Your Child’s Feet Dr. Morris, representative of Pro Bilt

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTKMBER 17, 1931. + E “ HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh ' .fl&w NAtional 5100

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THE EVENING EPSCOPAL DVORCE REVSIONS PSHED Liberal Episcopalians Face Conservative Majority at Denver Meeting. By the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SERTEMBER 17, 1931. the work of these six men not only | *“This brings us to

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1 ‘;'Zxom was waged, This, he sald, would | temporarily boost the prices of com- | modities. “Agriculture,” he said, “can be

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12 * ARTIFICIAL TRADE MEASURES SCORED| Recovery Depends on Law ofl Supply and Demand, Says Stock Exchange Head.- By the...

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liment in sll public schools to date 4 iotaled 4427 he worst conditions ] exist_at the Mount Vernon School, in Del Ray, he

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PARLEY T00 SLOW, - GANDHI COMPLAINS Declares Committee 'Mem- bers Are Not Representa- * tives of Indian Nation. ¥ By the...

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LIQUOR INFORMER 15 SHOT TO DEATH Harry Volpe, Once Employed Here, Found Murdered Beside Stolen Car. By the Associated Press.

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Drastically REDUCED! | Women'’s and Misses’ Better Dresses. 25 Dresses , Oviginally $16.50 to $29.50—Friday $4 ‘95 Chiffons,

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# Newest Fall SILKS 4 Popular Kinds—Specially Priced 39-inch Silk Washable Flat Crepe. 39-inch Silk Crepe Sati repe Si...

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\ ¢ FATALL.Y Fi DR TWO .Eu '.:' m‘::mmx'::::‘"fi'“;’ Priest, His Two laphovl and an f‘ p d Man Upset in )ut . o in Fint Mive,

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GRS T OIS O Will End Encampment With Election and Selection of . 1932 Meeting Place. By the Associated Press. Encampment here

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2 E ; ' d FINANCE ADVERTISERS .|of Sen Francisco, who became o mem-| MOTHER'S DAY PLANNED |te,oidest native-born mother ot

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SHERLOCK HOUMES || Today on the Radio (All programs seheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) TORETURN T0 WRC Fame Cast of...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. ‘Inherited Tendencies in Child BY LYDIA LE BARON vw'u.m case of inherited tendencies t to havé passed * fourth

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Mitle girl should have & num-| she | iai, " g aprons or pinafores. i ‘ .\m-? ] A il dress for afternoon, if ahe slips on &

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WOMAN'S PAGE. A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK . - ey difficult to tell at this date where Ifl will be during the us«m the best “show"™

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 193L 1 = —= e — — BEDIIME S s By T i m———————-m amb- J U\‘\‘:‘ 1

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. SYNOPSIS. Robin Kershaw, descendant of & ing family, rode with Premont California. TRt P2 Sl aBle location:Tor ' Catiie...

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CLUB'S BOSS READY L= TOASSST NAT VET Deserves Fine Berth, Says Prexy—Browns Trounced in Series Final. BY JOHN B. KELLER....

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SPORTS. NEW ONE LABELED SLUEGERS DELIGHT Suggests Both Be Mgdé and Players Be Allowed to Take Choice. REDDIE McLEOD, deal...