Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 16

16 /THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1926. EPISBUPAL BL{URBH |Brothers in Frat ADVANCED AIR BASES |5iiiuon™s “Se “Shuce™sunes | DUKE TRUSTEES LIST | iiome o P8, MOS0 Bevenn. - H e e lhrmmh. an exchange .arrange(vl wnh‘ 2 2 §:r:;r,m:. r‘..’ :mv.‘[ m} per cent of the in- 1] R( blg" l osts to AT HAwA" PLANNED the territorial authorities will be s 10, 55 FOR CHARITY htv::nvnf(hl-’g io"d:g'!g.},"n’.mp_f;?-’;‘{:u,::f"’h“_\‘r Eitw Dry r GINGER : LE utilized for alr station purposes. terms of Mr. Duke's \; x a8 :ope Iunds for constructi Iread: 2 ie Fight for Nesbitt! i avatiable. ction already are | 52 Hospitals and 39 Orphanages in Mowment, It was pointed out, DH Davis Takes Steps to Provide Ade-| The fields to be established will be | North Carolina and South Caro- | ¢ s ALl e e sltuated near Wallau on Kauai 5 quate Defense for Pa- Istand. near Lanal City on Tanal B Gl s . ) ok S 0 , . 5 & sland; at Upolu Point and at South . d o I h Bish P ., TROY, Ohlo. 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It was explained I embe; 3 109 13th Street k — : - St % 67 deaths, 82 occurred | board that to listr 09 153th Street Tnunched n- Atlanta. ata co KLAN CANDIDATE WINS. San Francisco and Los Angele: funds represents ference hetween t J. Mikell. D :'uul.llwl 3 te Man Who Refused to Repudiate tishop of 1% bers of the \ Order Is Elgcted Mayor. sion on_evanse! g <hop or of the S, CL April 28 () e i defeated Willi tor the “bis man_of th tional commi ter the Atlan on a tran similar Ku Klux Klan was made in the campaign after the fir S 0. when four other ; 'aL‘hflf:’ D sman_charged that Dr strategic J S i riding s the Klan candidate. conferences | ens denied. but 11 lee, & SRl linte the kane, ttle and citi and Middle W He will seek the appointme ¥ to promote the } ; 5 i b 5 s . = A ; With "woclesiastic : — ’ ! : I steady progress of The Riggs National Bank ey ll A Handy Little : i | is in keeping with the growth of the City of UMM SLAVER HANGED || iCiechenctic Suge | B : F1s Washington. ~ This is evidenced by the increase in BY POSSE OF CITIZENS || a Exsiplaiot Ol Basbibned Brontier ||| o o S deposits during the last decade, as reported to the gyt A TR | S ‘ Y ‘ Comptroller of the Currency in the statement of ment Cattle Inspector. i 2 condition on or about April 12, each year. ek ALBUQU A - Old-fashioned frontier justice wa { A ) pensed near the Cr ; Agency Monday, whe s ) ; ava In b : ' e e E. 5 0 S of April 12, 1926, the Bank reports for the District of Columbia R S 4 OFFICERS ‘ show a substantial gain in deposits, reaching the high - water r advices received ko e Sy : _ { TS B mark of $243,198,027.00 --- an increase of $4,290,925.00 over the Chairman of the Board BOBEETY (e UEMING previous report. Of this increase The Riggs National Bank gained President range rge star WILLIAM J. FLATHER $ S BlRches (oL e Gy ¢ B Eencyg et = CHARLES C. GLOVER, JR. ¥ and his dopll'lflk A "t g 1 ove for Swunmer n\’: Viece President : Tty SO AVON M. NEVIUS i Vice President ROYALTY TO TOUR. & s range GEORGE 0. VASS S Lt Vice President and Cashier : 1916 . B . G, HOSKINSON Al s10,049,747.69 \[§ $24565566,93 the ) p s ee | = EARLE M. AMICK ? G B T oven range. Assistant Cashier '9' ‘92 et | Vg < el $12,713, 627,09 e | | #283178%.23 NELSOY B9 EAL $17.727,383.50 rom hoth [ 93032 E t. KW e~ 1919 $ 26,826,712.96 e e ot i GEORGE F. RAINEY 21, 902 382.70 J It is reported she will make a Assistant Cashier ' 20 . ; i 1925 GAGAT Y, RATMOLR. S MARX 522 863 604.63 , #35040400.92 s mantill 3 - | 1. J. ROBERTS eeietic Spain. Secratary to the President f 1926 g oo o - Do VIl s25010 63455 =) 3814792139 present her eldest da fanta Beatrix, to English society. 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GLOVER the Property of Incompetents, as Trustee un- Americans. ekl el S 5 . der Mortgages and Deeds of Trust securing WM. J. FLATHER s Department i ol L H. ROZIER DULANY Savmg Ba Bonds, as Transfer Agent and Registrar for STERLING RUFFIN CHARLES 0. GLOVER, JR. 5 certmcatcs il g Income Tax Department HE :t(‘sn(;:;r:::n Foreign Depart.ment & Complete tax senvice. o FINCKEL U . E FLEMING NEWBOLD Issues Letters of Credit, Travelers’ Checks, Safe Depos:t Department 0. POWELL MINNIGERODE Foreign Drafts, buys and sells exchange. Sl Dol Baresiniay ok rericdtforha H‘X::,":PFRI(’&TA’?:‘K . nominal charge at the following offices’ of the ¥ e Bank: Main Office, Dupont Circle, Park Road, FRANK J. HOGAN o : i c p AN PHILLIPS Ladies Department Northwest and Silver Storage at the Dupont RANDALL H. HAGNER Special conveniences provided for ladies. Circle and Park Road Offices. ROBERT V. FLEMING JOHN L. EDWARDS . 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JOHN n). RHODES BhR'I‘R’\\l H. ROBERTS / . STEUART, SON & (0., BALTIMORE, MD. . HERBERT L. DAVIS . BRANCHES “" IS E. JEFFRIES Dupont Circle—1913 Massachusetts Ave. Seventh Street—7th and Eye Sts. N.W. GOLDEN CROWN ek, S o - NELSON B. 0'NEAL Northwest—18th St. and Columbia Road Park Road—14th St. and Park Road GREGG C. BIRDSALL : TAB mup JAMES M. BEALL . ‘ : LE § WILLIAM C. MILLER TOTAL RESOURCES, APRIL 12, 1926—$43,604,512.23 FRANK P. MORSE ' With the True Southern Flavor