Evening Star dated September 18, 1931

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Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages13, 14 & 15 .7 No. 31016, Ent 15 POLICEMEN FACE |ND|BTM[NTS FUR Commerce Department Employe’s...

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MOYLE AN ALLE TEL OF HARDSHPS By the Associated Press. The story of what happened to Don nyh and Osefl* A. Allep,” Oalifornia

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WIDON 15 ABSENT | AT COLLINGS PROB Policeman Says “She Told Him She Saw Body Float- iy in Sound. (Continued From First Page.)

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Add ' w¥wT MRS KANE'S FATHER WILL ASSIST STATE Says Letter From Woman‘ Caused Daughter “Great Unhappiness.” By the Associated

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HIS letter, from so eminent authority as Dr. I Fowler, should be of the greatest interest to every person within the District

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ARUUSES FIUPIN[]S rtlcle Assqrt}m Canuest Draws “New Criticism * From Legislature. the Associated Press. MANILA, September

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SEVEN ARE INJURED INAUTO ACCIDENTS Driver Escapes When CarI Turns Over Three Times and Hits Tree. Beven persons escaped with

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THE i WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. ... .September 18, 1931 EVENING STAR Edition. e THEODORE W. NOYES. .. . Editor Rate by...

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F eaturing .an Extraordinary Value for Fall Glenbrook Suits With 2 Pairs of Trousers $33.75 The Same Value a Year Ago Sold at

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S TR ORI PSS S SO US + B S oa e b t'sa good-looking, fast,smooth- iwriting pen that holds enough link for a long time of...

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THE EVENING SIAR, WASAdisnuiun, D U, PRIDAY, Soeiwembms 18, 193l down, ahe suid, spoiogied | KIWARIANS ENTERTAIN | pice...

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A FAN INEXTORTION PLOT Gamblers Press Widow for Large Sums Won From Husband. By the Assoctated Press. . LOS ANGELES,...

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CAPTAL TRACTION REVENUES DECLINE Competition Reduces August Income of Company by $33,- 511 From Last Year. BY EDWARD C....

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AWARDED HONORS Prizes and Certificates Given for Scholarship_ Success at Institute. e s XY Wesntuaion s | Was] n Chap- Amem-n

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FINANCIAL Stocks sold In 100-share lots except those designated by letter "5." ™ Dividend Rate. Add 00, Open. High. -STOCKS

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o b QUAKE SHAKES FUIYAMA |G, = mmif mn- —_— likely would Muyor’s Ouster for Anti- rn‘\z Region A::d Japanese “ruk tteran...

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CHICAGO INTERESTS The KIND DETECTIVE LOSES PRISONER HE PERMITTED TO TAKE A “"NAP GRANT ANSWERS Foening Sfar WASHINGTON, D. C,

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SOCIETY. SOLIETY Mrs. Hoover Not Attendmg Openmq of President's Cup Regatta, but May Leave for RS. !OOV‘IR lul’ leave Wl.sh-

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SQCIETY |[__sowr comor wores Miss Alice Virginia Morley, daughter bt Dr. Sylvanus (....

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‘ M AND NEW VORSE EPRESSN P22 AN e e To A HE“]ES'B"_"Y; Religious Production Is Due| After Pair Honeymoon Financial Committee

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 American Children Will Be Better Dressed for Less Money this

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPI.: Free Auto Parking Space for Qur Customers . . . . Opposite 8th St....

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Al E MONOTONY OF ALLRAIL TRAVEL. TAKE THE WATER ROUTE TO ! PHI foom and bath, Dinner, 31. Wivitroted Folder on Reauest...

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THE EVEXING STAR, WASHINGT! e —— We Will ‘ p , Drive to Our Park Your Car Eighth St. While You Shop Entrance L onn....

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EARS’ OPPLS - ANTFTRUST LA Association Reaffirms Stand for U. S. Participation in World Court. By the Associated Press....

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* IRE FIEND BEAT " MNTERS WrE leighbfi Rescue Mrs. Koert * ‘After Attempt to Burn Her to Death. Wy the Associated Press....

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. SEPTENBER 18, 1931.‘ ~ \ WooDwA,;}_l},Qms..%!.JQfHRUP WO ODWAR D & L OTH R 0 P

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T Califor ley for ranchii " His bride christened it Eden never dreaming thtl in later years g silev. The ‘Kers] Eershaw...

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- INDAN APPONTED TOAD HS PEIRE Henry Roe Cloud First Native to Fill Post as U. S. Field Agent. A full-blooded Indian today

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COMMITTEE ON INDIA TAKES BRIEF RECESS @roup on Federal Structures Ad- journs Until Monday After ' Pirst Phase. 1 $7 the...

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MILLIKEN PROTESTED AS MOVIE DELEGATE Citizens’ League of Maryland Scores His Membership on Geneva Board.* By the Assoclated

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FARM CONFERENCE REPORTS SECRELY Federation Directors to Act on Price Pegging Plan for “100-Cent Dollar.” By the Assoclated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 P | 2 A= 9.Cup Electric Percolator A super anniversary...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 —————1 |KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS B A e 11 INSTALL NEW OFFICERS But

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e ————— = WELFARE OF WHALES ATTERBURY SEEKS HELP OF ENPLOYES Pennsylvania Railroad Head| Urges Co-operation in Job...

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_{HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 MOON MULLINS—School Daze. HA! HiM AND WIS SIXTH GRADE...

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SELFRIDGE SEES BRITISH RECOVERY Former Chicago Merchant| Disoounts Unrest in Fleet. Will Spend $2,000,000. By Cable to The

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SOUTH SEA STORY FEATURE ON WAL drippinq Dramatization of . “pearl Lagoon” on To- night’s Program. A dramatized version of...

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3 'MODEST MAIDENS I\ o1 v g mra e “MY MOTHER'S A GENEROUS SOUL. SHE'D GIVE YOU THE SHIRT OFF DAD'S BACK!” sz LETTER-OUT 7 By

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(__(‘:_8 saisamsms— WOMAN’S P AG E Lo fistwie “Believe me he gets dirty!” Juck’s OVERALLS used To be an awful CHORE UNTIL I

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Buying Family Clothes Plans Should Be Carefully Considered in Advance. i Colors and Designs—Provision i for Children. ‘OMEN

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EXPLANS RGHTS OF POSTHASTERS Brown Tells = Convention Those Outside Civil Service ~ 'May Engage in Politics. mey have the...

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CLUB'S PUNCH GONE AS SAN'S ARM ALS Sore Elbow Keeps Him Idle| as Nationals Sink to Second-Place Tie. BY JOHN B. KELLER....