Evening Star dated November 18, 1931

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. companied by ¢ WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Showers this afternoon; mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow: lowest

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NCREASEDENAND “FOR WHEAT 5 SE ;"Cimada Expects Own and .- U. S. Stocks to Be " Drawn Upon. { B¥ind Associated Press. ¥ "...

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= 70% of all SCUTE, INDIGESTION (when drug stores are olosed.) ‘Why not be safe with Bell-ans «n hand . . . Now! BELLANS \ 2

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AT ATD Mao‘“tr of Cafl'ton' Huteli Sg_gv_ed as Captain Over- seas During War. M4j. Leigh V. Rovaar, U. 8. A. re- tired,...

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GRANDI VIEW SEEN AID TO ARMS CUT Italy Ready to Confer on Means to Guarantee Safety of France. (Continiied From First Page.)

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HOONTAN ST SPREADEASTVARD Southwest Is Drenched and Snow or Rain Is Forecast for Lake Regions. THE EVENING STAR Smoot’s 70

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THEATER 0 HELP GY'S WOODVARD School Children to Be Dis- | [ | missed Early in Move to Aid Unemployed. Every neighborhood...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. PR o). ooibmssun Mo Mhotan WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, November 18, 1931...

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Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by CHAMBERS ;'T Puneral for a8 ‘78 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Suits and

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0 THE , EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, INQUESTORDERED | - INFATAL PLUNGE Steel Worker’s Death to Be Probed—Two

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> EO0D PREESSHOW 0P, 115 STATES Retail Average Again Falis 1 Tent Since September 15, Bureau Declares. A your corner grocer's

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"A-12 SAFEST YEARS HELD FROM 10TH T0 14TH Public Health Service Survey Finds Child Mortality Falls . After Age of 5. BY...

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FINANCIAL D C OVEMBER 18, STOCK PRICES SAG | [Wasington Prodace] |1 0 ORI | P Mortnaebomms Butter—One-pound prints, 36; tub,

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A—14 *x% HOLDING COMPANY CHANGES FORECAST Pyramiding and Interlocking Practices Are Believed on the Wane. BY GEORGE E....

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D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1931 BANKING ROSTER — | SHOWS REDUCTON 60 60 10 10 |Controfler's Report Reveals .| Recent...

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WASHINGTON, D. C.,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1931 Each week this page will appear in Wednesday Evening Star Each Merchant on

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ADVERTISERS HIT LAWS CONTRARY ~ TOPURE FOOD AGT National Association Conven- tion Condemns Prohibitory State Ruling....

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SO EIETY. SOCIETY Thé'President and Mrs. Hoover Will Be|® ¥ sewimitic . "'Hosts at Dinner Tonight in Honor of Italian E= HE:

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SOCIETY to Richmond, where he attended the unveiling_yesterday of the bust of the late war President in the House of Del-...

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ATHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1981. Candlewick Spreads for Only —Double-bed size spreads,...

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SOCIETY (Continued From Third Page.) Bavage, Mrs. Horace Stevenson anc Mr Henry Gichner, committee chairmen. The...

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nflm:_ BANK CONFIDENCE | AND CREDIT GROW Five Hundred Million Pool| Head Reports Applications for Loans Small. B9 the...

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FAMOUS PAINTER OF WURALS DES Simmons’ Arduous Labors in Library of Congress Told in Book. Edward Simmons, _internationally

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THE EVENING Charge Accounts Invited No Extra or Interest This is one of the most advantageous Auction Purchases we’ve made in

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Try Buzze’s for Colds Do'-z:u dread the approach of Winter m" it cold& u‘:‘o, try BUZZE'S and Jourself against more dangero

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18 1931 Seeks Coffee as Police Hunt, |while he waited. He had...

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COMFORTS Wool Filled $2.95 Sateen-covered comforts, all-white wool- filled, in solid colors and figured centers. Plain backs

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1931. Noteworthy Values In Furred Sports Coats Two Wonderful...

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Sports News STARED BY DEFEAT IN CLOSING GAMES Both, Though, Deserve Praise i for Way in Which They Have Stuck to Guns. BY H.

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C-2 A R 18. 11931 FLORIDA IS LEADE IN SOBRIETY MOVE *Gator President’s Action Is Followed by Georgia at Tulane Tilt. BY...

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TIE EVENING NOVEMBER 18, 1931, STAR, WASHINGTON,, D. C, Will you wish you had “looked at a HUDSON” later on? HIS...

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Olmsted Grill's MUSICAL MENU 23.Piece Dance Orchestra 5:45 P.M. Tonight and Every Wednesday and Friday, WOL SALES—SERVICE...

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THAT GUY EDDIE DOWERS HAS BEEN COMING IN HERE Every SATURDAY FOR FIVE WEEKS, AND TOUCHING ME FOR TWeNTy BOCKS!H NOW In...

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WOMAN’S PAGE.’ BEDTIME STORIES §, AT peer s yorth the eost wasted time and temper lost. —Old Mother Nature. HICOREE the...

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WOMAN'S PAGE Veils With New Millinery BY MARY MARSHALL. EILS have been making s rather hard fight for recognition, but little

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" C-8 HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1931. MISCELLANEOUS. Star “Want Ad”

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AUTO ALE—AUTOMOBILES. MOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES, LATE SERIES SEDAN, 5-passenger m mechanical conditign equal to the t. '...

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. C—10 APARTMENTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDIE NOVEXLER 18, 1931. REAL ESTATES R TMENT! 'UNFURNISHED....

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EAL ESTATE EVEN ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D _C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1931. AUCTION S: C—11" RE/ . THE SN I S s f * W RENT...

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D. C., WEDNESDAY, CAMERAS REPAIRED Fuller & D' Albert, Inc. 815 10th St. N.W. NOVEMBER 18, 1931, THE GORILLA On Georgia...