Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1923, Page 15

THE EVENING NEWT GRAY NAMED INKIDNAPING BAND Fred Eubanks Declares He Recognized Him in Party I Holding Up Missing Men. others on t and Mer Rou banks, testifying te ing here into between Bastrop ding to Fred Eu- Ay at the open hear- aping and murder was a visitor in Bas- r home that day 5 bluck masks Expects to Make World Flight in Sixty Days BANISHE[] PRINGE - ANDWIFEINU.S. Andrew of Greece Says Kings of England and Spain and Pope Saved His Life. By the As: od Press, | NEW YORK, January 18.—Prince Andrew of Greece, who was sentenced to perpetual exile after his superiors in the Greek army annihilated by the Turks had been put to death, arrived yesterday on the Olymple, accom- panied by his wife, Princess Allce, cousin of the Prin of Wales. | Prince Andre brother of the |1ate King Constantine, sald the pres- ont government of Greece Was a military dictatorship and declared it could not long avold a general election at which he asserted, it prob- ably would be overthrown. STAR, WASHINGTON, country and that he had no idea of ascending the throne. Greeco was basing all her hopes on the Lausanne conference, he asserted. It will be bound to help us,” he said, ‘and until it is completed no one car prodiot. much regarding the Greek situation.” During the queries about his trials he (vas asked If he has been charged beying orders. -v. Was the charge,” he replied. 'Bul it was utterly untrue, “I have been a soldier for thirty years and have learned to obey or- ders. What I did do, knowing the critical position of my troops, was to Suggest to the commander certain movements. The word came back ‘no'. Yet within another twenty-four hours the movements that I suggested Wers put Into effect. They had to make some charge against me at the trial, and so did what they did." HENDERSON WINS SEAT. Former Minister in War Council to Fill Parliament Vacancy. LONDON, January 18.—Arthur Henderson, former minister without portfollo in the British war council, who was defeated in the recent general elections, has regained his seat In parliament in a by-election held at East New Castle, called on account of the death of the sitting labor member, Mr. Bell | northwest. TEACHER BADLY HURT, THROWN FROM HORSE Miss Lisa B. Converse, mathematics instructor at Miss Madeira's School, 1324 19th etreet, is in a dition at Emergency Hospital, suffer- ing from injuries recelved when she was_thrown yesterday from & horse on Tunlaw road, near Taylor's lane, She has been unconscious since the accident. Definite determination of the extent of the Injuries to the head of the fall awaits y examinations out for a canter with Miss Dorothea Felt, a_student at the National Cathedral School for Girls, where Miss Converse formerly was tutor in mathematics, As the two riders approached the corner of Taylors lane a barking dog Is belleved to have caused Miss Converse's mount | to_bolt, throwing her to the ground. ‘The prostrate woman was carried to the National Cathedral School by persons in the vicinity, and Dr. Dan- fel Bruce Moffett was summoned. When the seriousness of her condi- tion was realized she was removed to the hospital. Miss Converse llved with her mother and brother at 2114 Connecti- cut avenue norlhwesq_ Her leachin‘ duties at the Made! School pied most of her mornan houm bul she was in the habit of taking horse- back rides in the afternoon, it was lflld at the school. Miss Converse rded by her friends as an .Xpef! jorsewoman. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923. P 0000660060066 0006060084 lght colors. & 0000006600 0006000600000¢ Gbe Economq(bmer Zth.and H. +44 Spring Sport Coats with ing Velours the Gray Astra- Xhan ‘Pol. lies” Coats. §1398 Sts. N\W. mmuzgzmznmm' i i W All-Wool Sweaters "A Two-Day Sale—Friday and Saturday irst Floor Specnals Ladies’ Low Shoes ol $3333883833838383388388 The royal visitor was met by his brother, Prince Christopher, whose guest he will be in this country. Prince Andrew, tall, thin and English looking, declared that he had from the fate of the five martialed with ed after the rout through the Meavy-weight; popular Tux- Clearance of a lot—inclnding $6o madet o moex pattern. $2- 39 | Superior Values in Muslin Underwear Made was permitted to_church, but xia of that church and r-mc Leather. Worth up to85... 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A Purchase of the Finer types of Fur-trimmed Coats Which we are able to mark at the special price— $1 8.75 View these as $25 to $27.50 Values In those soft, rich fab- rics; in the big wrappy models of graceful design —full lined —and with large genuine fur collars. House Dresses Pink and Blue Checked Ging- hams; daintily trimmed with organdy; well cut, 224 carsfully made. $3 grade. W o wvvvvww\ An assortment of wvarious s°"‘“" o8 and s of but did not. kn after the ian it MARRIAGE IS ANNULLED. cluding the Paisley effect Fiber and Silk Hose Porfect quality—in Black only; with three-seam effect in back. Reg- $1.00 = = 79 Ladies’ Umbrellas Dandles. & very prac- tical Umbrella. Cotton Bloomers Son of Surgeon and Daughter of Plesh-tint Crepe and Batiste: Actor Were Under Age. Electricity NSTALLED Is your house equipped or wired for electric lights? " If not, you're missing all the comforts and joy of real home life. 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