Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1930, Page 23

P NuveaskR 17, 1980, Detective lhmvlet ‘When Sl 5 Into Dairy Herd. TU KEN‘I‘UBKY RUN Slwyep le.llled He Reaches for Gun—Three V. 8. Steamers Evade Chinese Guns. KANBAS cm':u—hr ::. l:,.; i e e e Companions Are Reld. HANKOW. China, November 11 ) | herd acros the Wabiah Railrad right Andrew Beecher r Mussie-loading cannon menned way near Birmingham, Mo. Louisville Closing Followed the ROCK . ., — | Gommunists along the south bank Of| A passenger train came around the bend. , S : o oh s i i ey by Five Others—Solvency Tomin corcioumess afet b : . Three Amerioan steamers were | injurea. bbby gt Claims Made. &""‘J.“mi‘{,‘.%“ Y :?_;.!&r;'n 3 3 ; ; Cl - —_— - A8 & seal 3 h ] h Personal | | — i b - - ears Boy's Coug LOUISVILLE, Ky., November 17.— teered to police. A Closing of the National Bank of xm-l “J, cane Doka itk alk e tucky here today was followed by five, NFAR DEATH FROM WOUND { signs of & nasty cold. He coughed s g i smaller banks closing up as & precau- : Was co ted. I tionary measure, four here and one : Chilean Nitrate Magnate Shot by . ] Hltl: Smith nm.h.;. Franklin, Ky. Meanwhile presidents Woman in Paris Home. - by . L0 cleared. The cold vanished. That the other banks in the city issued state- . e e on your own ments asserting their institutions were | PARIS, November 17 (#).—Sald by Lflg s my boy from f;‘y‘lp signature and security || iien.in every respect and would not | the police to have been shot by & wom- | proach, they No Endorsers Required be affected. Stri i The National Bank of Kentucky, of ct Privacy Assured which James B. Brown is_president, MARYLAND PERSONAL (|5 2ofee S oed 570 BANKERS, lnc. ceiver. It's announced resources were . $54,000,000. 8405 Georgia Ave. Ot Tl Proseaitin: L PUBLIC SHALL LoAN | S5 SEii B R AT e o & | B s SMITH BROTHERS was closed purely as a p H m%flnhm National 5000 and CO. :fl:‘r}‘ v'.‘rl:‘: mgnfiolh::fgthxflm mfi'fi'&’afl'fimmmn was resorted s’ ccuc" SYRU P t comparatively small Negro | today in an attempt to save D’Astorega’s —— Rosslyn, Va. B’.‘fm,‘"{m American Union sayings lite. Phone: West 2443 Bank and the First Standard % Clarendon 2600 The latter two are not members of the BETHESDA PERSONAL {%‘.‘é:l’::fi"x:.“"“m‘&u‘fi“' the’ Loutsvile ANKERS Trust Co. 4 .nlzvauuiin Ave. ot S, K war the B o Join the Annual ; ; j Uncle Sam Says af 54 Phone: Wisconsin 4374 oy °‘E§';;n"°“:o :,‘:E:‘f;a Nasional Bazk Red Cross Roll Buy Now s c] UNDER STATE SUPERVISION :,;fi:;‘_t its depositors would be paid in Call Now ; i sl Sk PO Sae O G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 In Louisville slightly more than nor- mal number of patrons gathered at the TOMORROW (555, PUi i, nd ban ometai - sl An Exceptional Opportunity for Savings in These Kentucky and the Louisville Trust Co. 3 ?E%f i 3 . T is Ea b : i i i Pl £ $ i, 53s §: 4 4 w35 ' i i aggg kighs L o i i i &y g il s J delayed traffic slightly, and special police —Officials of the A. B. Banks Co., Ar- kansas financial institution, announced today that eight other banks in the tors for a period of five days. P“O‘lher affiliated banks advised the A. B. Banks Co. they were remaining « open. The company officials said they had S l f R l not heard early today from 12 others : a e O u ar in the afMliation as to what action they 3 g were taking. The decision of the Board of Di- rectors of the American Exchange Trust Co. of Little Rock, the largest bank in the State, to suspend payments and . ° close for five days resulted in the tem- ] e 145 Price CHILD SLAYER DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR| $ Murdered lmnlu‘htor in 5 J The SOAP cools RaTeIEt i MRS e Ty A specially selected group from eur " / ; i ® Dresses that You Would tired feet — . . . The O:QEI'MBNT . S better hats. ,Hats for afternoon, street Hnrdly Imngme Possible pt Sa Nave Rapended paymenia io de- Selected From Regular Stock For Misses’ and Womeén's sinke into the | e Aucclated Prese. : and businesd ensemble. Tricornes, bi- ) 1 #” Such a Low Price! irrttated skin, p X cornes and off-the-face styles. Trim- itssoothing med- ) med with fur, quills, ostrich, metal gt e e Py ornaments. Sophisticated daytime Toon went. to the chair refusing to YA ¢ frocks of crepe in black and e as arvastat” o Saptasber 14, Black,-brown, red, green ) \ becoming colors. ey Large and Small Head Sizes : ‘ : PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor : AIS,O Soft Lace and Chiffon combined to make Youth- ful, Demure Sunday Night ame—— 5 death and threw her body on & rubbish heap. He told authorits him and he e o ot oves T pe el i 4 . Hpas * Frocks. of the farmer’s children. ' | k BYRD GETS NEW MEDAL ‘ November Sllk Sale ] it And a generous Number of s Plai i Pri | Stunning Evening and Dance Eonor:: “t:; !cme;:or c;::npu: | 5 aimn an rinted Frocks of Chiffon, Panne ol o ‘ Satin . . . Crepe Satin . . . sz | | Silks ad Rayons . TR eI P was decorated with the goid medal AlL-Silk Flat Crepe— | celli’s Printed Moire . . . and of the Chi Geographic Soclet; % = i ROl o s Vit Turs ont Bl I weo Forty Shades. Ninon. e B o sl by e v All-Silk Canton Crepe— PALAIS ROYAL—Third Fioor g’v‘:n for his flight over the | Street Shades. ° f Yard R ggssgiié:" : : i H p i All-Silk Chiffon Taffeta. All-Silk Crepe Chiffon. The Woman of today PIoS enme | REDUCED! 453 Handba k ‘ ‘ l d U:xexpecled Val:ws.’ Four of Fashion’s eeps free ol colds Plain and Printed | Fayorite Fabrics! | Formerly $2.95 to $17.50, Now in your handbag no i Si ey iy || s{a,. | s17. $1.98 « $7.50 Your days are 8o full of activity tion of Vapex costs only ac. The e TR AT D AU ORI 05 £ Styles by the dozen . . . of real antelope ... velvet...faille silk ...crepe... fine leathers. In all the smart ensemble colors. Unusual trimmings. Beautifully lined and fitted. Bags for afternoon, street and business outfits . . . bags for travel and shopping . . . passport bags . . . in a sweeping reduc- that you simply cannot allow a $1 bottle contains fifty applica- 2 L 2 N eold to interfere with your routine tions. Ask for V-APEX always All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe— All-Silk Crepe Satin. e blight your pleasure. and insist on obtaining it. 1931 Designs. All-Silk Crepe Faille. So you will find that Vapex— All-Silk Flat Crepe—40 Shades. 1-Silk e ebiahitil clilnt-—iia » ek AILSilk Canton Crepe, All-Silk Canton Crepe able companion to have always at ; ‘ Printed All-Silk and Silk and Permanent Finish Moire. hand, ‘Wool Crepes. S t Z . . by . e : For Vapex checks a cold at the 2 e et :::' _adt eveaing shases; tion to clear the way for incoming holiday merchandise. Pick start. Does it simply. And easily. > up several tomorrow! A drop on your handkerchief—a — PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor few deep breaths of d; fragrance —and you'd ly beli j R ;Y;:li fi"'%’;m &;.E r A7 Sale! Just 250 T t 8 % ;eunftd on tb:ypllln:v'fac::‘op at % § “wear - Ever” Hot-watel' e2-h end. 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