Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 19

“BY HECK,” SAYS By the Assoclated Press, CHICAGO, May. 17.—After & whirlwind round of visiting and speech making, Lord and Lady Astor ended a two-day visit to Chicago, departing for Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, to sail for England next week. Her last public appearance was before students of the Salvation aining school, where she “Some of your country- saying now that America has nothing to gain by going to the Genoa conference 1 don’t think that is 'the soul of a great. country. “Sincé I've been-in Chicago the newspapers have. d a middle-aged wom woman gets to needn’t be remindod ot 16 “By heck——' Lady Astor made apology and then offered justification. “I learned that in the five years I helped in an army hospital in England. ,I learned some stronger than that and once I nearly broke up a dinner with Lord 'Balfour by using one of thei Blllmgs ’ and Spencer TURNS OUT TO By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 17.—Travel- ing third class and avoiding his fellow passengers, Charles Smith, the “Virginian,” whom Lady Nancy Astor befriended and who was re- prieved from a life sentence in English jalls at her request, came home yesterday on the new liner Majestic. LAFLIN Established 1889 Bi-focal Glasses Smith, who, for sixteen years, - 2 1314 G St. ClaflinOptical Co. ¢y Cius Blas. - = has retused to give his right name E because he feared it would hurt his E family’s pride, saild only that he, ‘was “going home.” SMILE “First to Aberdeen, Va.” he said, and the world smile: “then to Tennessee. I have been but when you smile fi <alled & Virginian by some, and in of pretty white teeth. some ways I am one. But my real lf Yo“r Teeth home is in Tennessee. I don't want Need Attention my name made public, and I stipu- late that it shall not be made pub- ' =it will be a pleasure for our ex- pert dental staff to see that they lic when I talk.” are mnde perfect and white—then Smith, a short, .stocky man, smooth-faced, with clear blue eyes, You can smile your way through 10 success. wore a gray suit and 2 blue hat - Gold Inlays, Amal- They were given him by Mrs. E. Savage, wife of the American co sult in Liverpool, he said, after he left jail. -y “l1 was sentenced to life impris- - gm 'l:llullmgs. .sls-gco UP | on ment for shooting in the foot ilver ing ] up ie Guerin, an international crook, and the only man who ever Gold Crowns. . ..$5.00 up | cscaped from Devil's Island. Ed- die and T had some trouble over & woman, May Churchill, once known as Chicago May. He came to Lon- don saying he was going to kill me. I shot firct—and got life. He spent eight days in a hospital and got away. “For fourteen years and ten months I lived in Dartmoor prison. I asked help from the American consul. The State Department could do nothing. Then a year ago, Lady Astor became interested im my case, and finally I was freed. Now I am going home—there is nothing more for me to say.” Smith said he understood that Chicago_May Churchill, . who was sought for yedrs by Chicago police and finally turned up in Paris with Guerin, was now in a convent. “I don't know where Eddie is,” he . “He may be dead, but I be- Buckten rlv-‘ R e iy S Tosth extracted free whan offer werk s do; SN 434 7th OVER w'&‘fifi‘sfl 5 AND 10, sToRE pes Bundays Open Enni Phons Franklin 255 BANK REFERENCE Reliable as a Government Hond. eclared that all feeling either for, Chicago May or against Guerin is ‘dead now, and that even P e —— AJAX ROAD KING Among Fabric Tires the Ajax Road King Continues in a Leading Posi- tion. 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