New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 12

4 . 12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1929. ) | from his brother Chaim Krechevsky, | was attempted at this point early in L e A l o ! Mo o | prestige in the Near Tast is in dan- | Bank Raises Dividends policy was Intended to combat a that he and his e family are e but the Arabs \ ere un- (' | ger and that Lawrence of Arabia ix & falling off of saving deposits, due JEWS P[]UR M”NEY ~In 5 and 3 ; ‘”:‘ d w 'mm ul\ NA.s:”n_ ‘]ljkymy is '\\.174»:\ d ‘:n awrence OI ramla ks !s‘hng | not at his post at the airdrome. May- To Secure Deposits [rhlufly to withdrawals for the pur- " be the two incidents can be con-| Bridgeport, Aug. 30 (P—Th | pose of stock purchase. = : '0 DIVORCE HUMPHREYS | FENDER CATCHES 1IN BUMPER | Wil pay an extra interest dividecd JO RORGE HUMEHREXS inves en INTO RELIEF FUND 5 s i e s i i - From Post At English Airdrome; |-t i Newspaper despatches tel — S ol . May Have Been Sent to Palestine|"ommmias™ ogir saam o1 one ser conan’Gctohr 3. 5| wstoort . 30 o et g Ratiaec Tnom Bhist E e ‘,",,],‘hl‘ a1 et Es e "’“"”’[“\i"‘“m a ""ss" ""' the cor |committee, the Interest rate is rais- luinn manufacturer and New York $ 3 iR ner of Main and Church streets at|ed to five ar o-half per ce: = - e George Gams, whose SERtelibtes e e et Mysterious “Uncrowned King of Arabs” Rumored As]m, s e ‘xhl.i‘:o(r,_.m’firi"L:s:?}f\rgh?lia‘:‘in:f.f_“ rori:;‘“fi}'\“;rfl’“;l‘,’,,°Tfl°;c",s‘vfl B 2 s“fif’,’.‘,’,’:'".fl‘\’.‘{ffi e ST R 'vfj On Way to Pacify Moslem Rioters Attacking Sf: z_ué‘ffiff Z,‘;’;'{‘é'"&" TR ;\\j:l‘i1cl.t:;;§|‘>l|1\\;idr‘4f)i:g oo SRl startled and horrified by the iad froilrad sold|epviio held p spviable Jews in Holy Land. Has drlvine pmsiesudio s Mulong Wil auiats ank's earnings jus- | Col. Humphreys paid a $100 fine d of w service, ‘ station until X5 e | caught the bumper of her machine |clared. Meantime the regular 4 1-2 | tence of three months yesterday on Id A iabiana | Tondon AU 308 (UE) = T | ATable ably was immediately | She had stopped for the amber per cent interest will be paid. |a statutory charge preferred by his i | strict secrecy siirrounding e press | thought the man who could | traffic light and the accident -| George H. Woods, president of wife as a result of his arrest in pacify the fury of the Arabs. pened when s started to move | the bank, while ‘Tefusing to com-|the home of Ethel Plummer Jacob. Was his resignatiocn from the rank | cn the green fla | ment, did not den tha 9 9 S i ; 2 | , ¥y that the ncew|son, portrait artist. a led to. the belief in certain of colonel to a poorly paid private a | 2 9 been dispatched on a state Mission |peing to retire from the public eye that he wished for the time | ? R to Palestine to pacify the tribesme LN i) o ine to pacify ribesmen |y, otore gontinuing his work among | who have risen against the Jews of | pis Arabs? \ | S, | the Holy Land The silent Lawrence of Arbalia State Police Solve $10,060 Cobalt | This amazing character, Known | ,.vep said. And no one else can an- ‘ variousl Jawrence of Arabia, | zwer, Even his own mother often an extra dividend will be de-|and received a suspended jail sen- ed upon of outra, Jewish ’l‘\;“ Holy Cit S = ' A fans d Kaplan spen religions, 1 3 turned eyes of charged n eived from tions, with law and order development homelan “All accounts point to ent whereabouts of Lawrence of that these attacks upon J Robbery—Recover Antique | Col. rence and Aircrafts-|}ac caid that she mever was able to Women’s ond Misses Rppare and property X |man s a soldier, scholar, e a about = 3 Siloreanizi ‘ Furniture e thom her son, who now is abou i secret milit munities, 1 put to t out an opportunity for outr Aug. 30 (A—State polics 1 today they tique fu irer, maker of Kkin, 40 years old and who in these d: i and leader of |of gasoline and canned beef has had — IN S I = : spent recent months ;,opably the most adventurous and 3 L 5 v Plymouth, | Lawrence's friends often have pic- 1> RR \\\ N had recover- and hooks 10,000 stol rom the home of Mrs v Brown Durham, N. C., nicce of United States 8 P. MclLean of Cor putterin airdrom: n . . Ho has refused all the Monors |(ured him as & dlaappommted mam, ) New Fashions in a Great which the British government h it AT D B S [ lattempted to heap upon him. He re- | cgearch fellow at Oxford, Their fused a knighthood and the highest |jaory was {hat Lawrence of Arabia | decorations. He has refused various | ofion has hoen the sy a4 he pre crnment in plays of which he did main aprivate in the Britih air [ot'ypprove orce to the higher coloneley from S b which he resigned. Tt was said he Shuns Public Eye ngry at the British government | However all this may be, Law-| n which his Arabs had rence of a has tried his ut- fter the World War, | most to escape the public Movements Secret succeeded. Oc ally he Of late, it was reported, before he | tended little functions. Recently he disappearcd from the airdrome, his |was the guest at the home of Lady movements had been secret. It was |Astor. But generally, he kept pret- understood that he left Plymouth |ty much to himself and to the world recently for an unknown destina- |he was merely Private Shaw of the | Sale of Autumn \\\\\§§ FELTS || New Colors § All Soleil Finished Felts — Specially § § - s of sav cient city of Hebron. Patriarch Abraham of Jew h scholars held fur was a i been treate ere held in $500 ing of T country tens ¢ and contributin well-being of the without regard to race books were found iy at Hartford tfo il Purchased—Hence these extraordinary values at— Carroll said he had through the Hadass Sl e ". CroW-ltion. Iifforts to get information aircraft force. ganization, the be or elljor M ddlelowniror nd had |00t Lawrence of Arabia from gov- | Lawrence has lived among| Nathan Stra nd other paid 10 for moving it. Po- ! Is today proved futile | Arabians for years. He made Kings | Every hat fresh from no trace of Crowell. The wized | the airdrome he was |and unmade other. He or | Aireraftsman A. | forces of the king of Hejd, who had revoltec inst the sultan and tsman Shaw, the |seized Mecca. The story of how this | malker kept the r Englishman, ed in the flowing hours of a private in the army Avabia, led the Arabs from made up his own bunk each morn- |one military success to another reads this crime ve 11 declared t civilization will not s ish people b their purpose to rebuild reestablish its We are resolve policy of pe its packing box the warchouse men taken them 1d offered 1 i re his o took everything every hat an Important Autumn color - every robes iano, even removing door- hat a “gem” of fashion will insist upon putti ing and scrubbed his own floor. preity much like the history of for all to the cond own discovered the rob- | Sent to Holy Land? poleon during his first Italian cam- Approved Colors e he came h Augus 1 g made such things p 3 Tt was hinted that when the trou- | paign. fer Autumn T “While we comr : turned to North Carolina. {y1e yroke out in Palestine with | The Arabs heaped great honorsj Teadsize v made him a prince abs swooping down upon |upon him. T murdering, bt and an emir. They made him pres-, with other hordes of ents of precious things and gave him threatening to invade Pales- | the swords of their departed heroes British governmer their quick action in volt, we ¢ tration in I ICORE ORDERED TO VIRGINIA | roc” oo, Hartford, Aug. 30 (P—Adjutant |robbir Gener | I Mother Goose Byrd Blue Black » M. Sole announcad efficiency, 1 inexcusable 1, by m Trans-Jordania, Syria and | But Lawrence finally came back | Monet Maracaibu of duty in its fai ry out | was e of war,' Ma other Arabic countries the British [to Iingland and became a [Wl\d(;‘ )v;! Imond Lorenzo (Purple) the elementary functio zovern- | Hie M 242nd coast artillery of nent immediately recalled the air force. What was back of all| EnsihiGecen Panate! 3 ¢ s giis 2 anatella (Brown ment through the protection of life try rt will go to Fort Monrov, | that it had a man In its aircraft that probably never will be known b ( ) service who might be able to solve | All that is known for the present .|the whole riddle. Lawrence of |is that the British government’s and prope and we believe that certain officers of the governmer have betrayed their trust by incitir the fi ovember d aiding the Arab revolt. “We charge the stine officials with failure to prevent the armir and organization of the ) mobs. We charge them with failure to “o 1 General Auto Supply Co. 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