Evening Star dated October 21, 1930

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“From Press to Home Within the Hour” The Star's cafrier system covers every city block and the regular edi- tion is delivered

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POWER RULE 1SSUE Matter - of Regulation Was . Also Factor in-Last Na- tional Campaign. the 1 3 ries of ths ! a:?l‘:z "'o-...

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STORAGE TARIFF We have a pnee list (send for a eosy). d all are Il charged alike. Every price | is ecarefully based on the

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* HEFLIN PLEAGOES | * [TOALABAMA KKK Qellowship Forum to Issue £ 250,000 Papers in Last- 13 . " * Hour Campaign Drive. BY...

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JESSE M. BADER HEADS DISCIPLES Indianapolis Man Elected at Business ~'Session—Body Takes "Prohibition Stand. Electing...

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A PALESTIE FOLEY British Stand on Immigration Believed Blow at Na- tional Home Idea. By the Associated Press. $50,000...

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- THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930. 5 , 808 T stre m‘mmopnm mn-éeflofl.'w'.m Assoclation, Card

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{THE EVENING STAR With Sunfiay Momning Edition. WASBHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY......October 21, 1830 ' THEODORE W. NOYES....

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INFANT PARALYSIS FATAL TO STUDENT Ovulon, Georgetown Junior, First to Die in’ District From Disease This Year. Il.lurlee...

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5 PRIESTS, TONONS HELD FOR RANSOM ! Chinese Outlaws Kill Two|& Catholic Clerics - and Ransack Town. By the'Associated Press.

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RTCHIE CONFIDENT IN PRINGE GEORGES Governor Addresses Enthu. | Sovemor o . slastic Meetings in Hyatts- |Suid pave put such

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THE EVENING, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930. | [ELECTRICITY SEEN AS NEW AID | o Works Ay |y o e+ o TWO...

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FINANCIAL FINANCIAL DISTRICT-1S FIRST - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

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CHAINSTORE SALE - VOLUME INCREASES|_ September Figures Show Total of $260,694,183; Gain Continued in October. Bpecial...

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than a point, w] Mh—d&%flc $2, nine . Traders Sell Recent : Purchases. - BY JOHN A. CRONE. Bpetial Dispatch to The Star. NEW

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CRUISERS COMING " :Gors presipenT AT DivNER HERE ON NAVY DAYt o s Sverence socie oaions n aens Distributed Améng Eligibles.

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. Washi PARLEY ADVISES DOUBLING GAS TAX Full Traffic Council Backs Proposal, However, by Vote of 8 to 6. | $800 to $2,000.

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SOCIETY President and Mrs‘. Hoover Ent,ertamed at the White House Overnight Two Pittsburgh Fx"iend&; RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover

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* the bride’s home at 6:30 o'cloc] 'SOCIETY i & (Continued Prom Second Page) _ | have benhm:!&l!wem 1 at 2301 -mr ‘Taylor...

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e e e CHCAGD MQURY| LANSBURGH'S 70th ANNIVERSARY Chief of Detectives Sum- moned for Quiz in Disappear- ance of Hoodlum List.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER o1, 1930. ' G STREET AT ELEVENTH Thrifty Women Will Revel in the V This

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GULFGEAN CANAL | URGED N FLORDA Practicality of Project Favored by Ports. By the Associated Press. I.nsl:un, indorced a...

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MEXICO 15 WILLING 70 AID RED PROBE Ortiz Rublo Says U, s. Has Boen Assured Help Through Dlplomago channels. Associated Press.

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I I I WAV | e ——— ALSTRALIN FLYER NEARS L FANCEE Kingsford-Smith Now Only 450 Miles From Sydney. Sets New Air Reoord. By the

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A T W A B T tur tlu puln w )loore md mlnm citizens it is understood, KENSINGTONBRIDG HEARING DELAYED <" syt Goes 0ver to...

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10K TOHANDLE POSTAL BUILDING U S. COnstfuctlon Engineer to Start New Assay Office in New York. Neal A. Melick, United States

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DISTRET WOMAN | o s ]| EDUCATOR BURIED Mrs. Herron Known as Par- liamentarian—School Board|| Member Four Years. vention of

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 21, 1918 ANIINTIT.L g # - marries her, knowing that she has a ts...

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43 ARE INDICTED BY ARLINGTON JURY | =z = Court in October Term Faces One of Heaviest Dockets in Years. By & Btafl...

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GOLDENBERG'S Seventh and K Sts. Anniversary Sale of Phone NAtional 5220 3 TYESDAY, OCTO Free Parking Space Opposite Our 8th

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i * RIS STIL M INBERLN POLT Chancellor Conr;eded to Have Perilous Course Despite Confidence Vote. 85 the Assaciated Press.

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BEANT SPANSH GOUP PLOTFOILED Goes Awry—Sensational ~Details Aré Revealed. N By the Associated Press. LONDON, ‘October :21.—A

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FRENCH 0 PUNISH MARKETAGTATORS Action Follows Tardieu’s Ap- peal for Support of French Stability. By the Atsbéiated Press.

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“CHANSON RUSSE" ON WAL PROGRAM Rir Premiere to Be Given Rimsky-Korsakoff’s Classic in. Philco Hour. mm-xm-wn celebrated...

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l¢ .- MODEST MAIDENS . l VOICE FROM UPSTAIRS—“DAUGHTER, 18 ANYTHING GOING DOWN TRERE BESIDES THE CLOCK?" silents and have...

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Rabbit Pot Pie for Halloween BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ‘eshme! ven, with such fantastic edibles 5 een candlesticks consisting

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WOMAN’'S PAGE. And so it is reasonable to assume that seven out of ten women to whom eed you give a Christmas present would

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HESTEND 80D - REALECTSORRS Third Term for President and “Babs Is Sucoeeded by - McLeish as Secretary. _-Charles L. Norris was

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/s " Sports News ’ @hg WASHINGTON, D. C, Maryland to Stress Building Up of Reserves we N - SECOND STRINGERS T0LD T0 GET BUSY

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PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, SHINGTO D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1930. SPORTS. Centre College Is Staging Comeback : Major T...

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PLAYERS ON LINKS Superiority of U. S. Title Holder Even Spreads " to Europe. BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. HICAGO, October 21.—Glenna

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{ CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. Por Sunday, 5:30 p.m. lnllfllv. At the Branch...

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HILL & TIBBITTS, 301 14th St.—3rd Floor. cream. ire W Dew: new-car gusrantee. Union S.ution Garage, Ine., PIERCE-ARROW...

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" WAKEFIELD HATL, 2101 N. H. Ave. Pot. 5524, EXTREMELY M TE RENT. 1413 GIRARD ST. N.W. Newly Decorated Housekeept 2 and 3...

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AUCTIONS MOON MULLINS—Cut Rates. ‘THE DOCTOR SAYS YOUR OPERATION WILL SET YOU BACK THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS, WILLIAM, )| THAT'S

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LINCOLN PARKITES RENAME GAMMELL Kimball Assails Mail Service " in Southeast at Citizens’ Group Meeting. Joseph L. Gammell was