Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1925. TORONTO GIRL NS > oure rown T URGES PROTECTION ™ . i T i It had been what dear Mantilini IN HE_AEE.SEATTLE BELlEVED HlKING Bandits Manacle Attendant Po- 1 Everett police also are tracing the Sil- | phone number could not be traced, that 3 Interlaken district failed to disclose ver Lake clue. Miss Austin was alive-and in the hands |any elues, An intengive search for Miss Austin [of two alleged narcotic addicts in the | A reward of $500 has been offered was launched last might aft J listrict, three blocks from | for the return of the girl dead or all Flammer, manager of hat was found one hour and an additional-$500 wil agency, reported to the Se: disappearance Sunday. " A | for Information which will that he had recelved a telephone call | hcuse-to-house scarch by authoritie rest and conviction of an from an unknown wo e tele- | in the fct as well as’'in the entire | nected with her d | calls a demmed damp, moist, unpleas- | ant evening, but the' morning brought | sunshine. And the sunshine brought | Came to New York as Cinder- | ella—Will Go Home as _ “Princess.” Bpecial Dispateh to The Star YORK. November 20 onto, 0 hankful for whe the regal beauty suite awake in ! Wal- came of the it ball at haps the ! there nds Down. many people to the Zoo. Among the guests of Mrs. Brown Bear and her cubs were a couple of young- ish mothers, some that meant lunch. And while the kiddies sat on the grass to eat their lce cream the mothers v babie: s nu and, as I told my hushand, who was p. magnityin to sit n rained looked v moth anyhow, the Woman's Pag n in vain! ve her his most il T > anxious i cities that Norma had won Gets Stage Contra You'd v h FRIDAY IS OPPO little | liceman to His Motor Cycle. Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., November 28.—A daring and apparently well planned holdup of two Bank of California messengers at @ street intersecton in the heart of Seattle's business district late Tuesday yielded seven bandits $20,000 worth of negotiable bonds. No trace of the robbers, who were heavily armed, had been found early yesterday A motor cycle policeman gceom- panylng the automobile containing the two messengers, who were en route to a post office sub-station, was manacled to his machine. A small automobile blocked the path of the messenger's car at Jack- son street 24 avenue, a | crowded intersection, and two men . in my belief, will help | lea, 11 throusgh. | senie alive a most vital need and that is the idea of a within the empire e wt present , but it will TOBULD VPR Baldwin Says Policy May Mean Great United Nations Under Union Jack. By the Associated P GLASGOW, tland, November 29. —Diseussing his protection policy in A speieh hero last night, Premier Baldwin said “I don’t say this policy is going to bring the millennium, but I do say it is the only policy that actually can ploved to fight unemployment, whi bonds stepped for s proference might not us, hine. A ffth prevented n at the curb from glving o other members of ‘the g were seen in the bandit's au- bile. 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