Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1927, Page 20

U BANKHEADS REMOVALIS URGED Officiais Criticized for Alleged Retirement of Loans in Cotton District. By The Associnted Press. RO B BTN PEEAETI T4 2O TS SRR ALY, £ Eleventh Federal Reserve Bank was demanded in a_resolution adopted at £ '» meeting of 37 South Plains bank executives here vesterday #ome 900 banks in this district. ‘The resolution blamed officials of the nk, whose distriet extends over T New Mexico and parts of O homa, Loulsiana, Arkansas and gona, for heavy cotton losses allezed i to have been sustained in the district. 2 A resolution unanimously adopted !lndorud a campaign to oust Talley and Gfibert. The policy of the governor and @eputy governor anent the retiring of Joans to members in the smaller cities I 'when money is needed to advance £ I.Iu':;;eu credit was particularly eriti- «l 5 “Had Federal Reserve members in this district been given the co-opers tion last y that they should have had, a majority of the cotton planters ‘would have been carried by their bankers for a period of eight months and would have been able to sell their © product for 20 cents a pound,” a com. | mittee announcement said. “Instead, the Reserve bank retired ¢ dts Joans to members, causing planters o liquidate to pay their bankers, and Rs a result the producer forced to_sell his cotton for & cent: Motor Cop Invents .New Speed Device To Shatter Alibis By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, October 13.—For four years Mator Cycle Patrolman Carl Bauer hms heard speeding mo- torists alibl, T wasn't going 40. You had to go 40 to catch me.” Bauer decided to offset the argu- ment. He,and a friend invented a new kind of speedometer with two dials, On one dial the maximum speed is recorded while on the other the exact gpeed traveled over a certain distance can be clocked automati- cally by pushing a button. COUPLE FOUND DEAD * "IN BURNING HOME | By the Associated Press. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., October 13.— Dr. F. F. Blair, former State physi- cian, and Mrs. Blair were found shot to death early this morning, lying on | the floor of their burning residence. | Firemen, breaking in to extinguish. the | fire, discovered the bodies. Dr. Rlair was shot through tha bhack. s. Blair had a wound that app: i veen them revolver with two | I nother room morning w | deaths were due to murder or suicide. | IR - A nutmeg is the kernel of the stone |of a fruit which grows in RBraz Madagascar. and the West Indies THE EVENING STAR, COSGRAVE’S CABINET IS APPROVED BY DAIL Confidence Vote of 76 to 70 Given After Four-Hour Debate on Submitted List. By the Associated Press, DUBLIN, October 13.—After a four- hour debate of the whole government policy, the Dail yesterday approved, by a vote of 76 to 70, President Cos- grove's cabinet, which was submitted vestory President Cosgrove restated his in- tention of putting the public safety act, designed to prevent assassina- tions, into effect as one of the policies of the government Ex-Berlin 'Burgomnter Dies. BERLIN, October 13 (#).—Dr. Adolf Wermuth, former chief burgomaster of Berlin, died yesterday. He was 72 Mass. Ave. N.W. West Dupont Circle A home of moderate size priced lower than anything of- fered on this beautiful Avenue west of the Circle. Contains about twelve rooms, three baths. Every convenience, in- cluding Oil Burner. Southern exposure. Information on re- quest. 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