Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 15

KNGS CONDTON REPORTED BETTER Official Bulletin Tells of Im- ‘provement—Prince Re- turns to Hunt. By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 18.—Improve- ment in the condition of King George, who is suffering from bron- chitis, Tollowing attack of influenza, is noted in an official bulletin issued from Buckingham Palace this morn- ing. The bulletin reads: “The King had a fair night. Though there is as yet no change in the bronchitis, the general condition of his majesty shows improvement.” The first official intimation that the King was indisposed was con- veyed in a bulletin issued Monday evening stating that he had a feverish cold and that his engagements for a few days had been celed. There was some mild anxie first, but the succeeding bulletins issued by Lis three physiclans from Bucking- ham Palace have allayed this feeling. Prince Leaves London. The Prince of Wales, who came to London yesterday from Melton Mowbray, his hunting headquarters, returned’ there last night. Queen Mary visite > London museum vesterday a attended the Paderew cert last vening. The three ns, Lord Daw- son, Sir Milsom Rees and Sir Frederick Stanley Hewett, visited the royal patient yesterday morning and later issued a bulletin announcing that his majosty was suffering from bron- chitis, It is understood that the King con- tracted a chill Friday evening when he accompanied the Queen to the theater. This was his last public appearance before his illness. He had planned to attend the international foot ball game at Twickenham be- tween the English and Irish teams on Saturday, but as a precaution against the ‘cold developing he re- mained indoors. He attended divine service Sunday in the chapel of Buckinigham Palace. LAUDS COLLEGE FRATS. Greek Letter Bodies Keystone of Scholarship, Says Speaker. The Greek letter Masqnic college fraternities are the keystone of scholarship and the basic attributes of sincerity, declared Sidney C. Brown, Jr., president of the Natlonal Council of the Sigma Mu Sigma, before the Gamma Alpha Pi Fraternity members at the annual banquet of the organiza- tion Monday night at the Raleigh Hotel representihg members of the Johns Hopkins and Maryland universities. Fraternities have done much to better the conditions made by the World ‘War, Mr. Brown continued. There is a need of revival of the old ideals of ‘our fathers, who thought that the function of the college was to train the human soul, he said in closing. DRY PENALTY LIGHTENED. Six Months for Possession Is Held Excessive, JACKSON, Miss., February 18.—In an opinion handed down, Monday, the Mis- sissippi Supreme Court declared that a six-month_prison sentence for illegal session of liquor was excessive. ‘Red” Kitig and “Poodle” White were convicted. in Forest County of violation of the prohibition act and fined $500 and sentenced to six months' imprisonment. The Supreme Court affirmed the find- ings of fact and law, but ordered the case remanded for Imposition of a lighter sentence, holding that, while the fine would' stand, the prison sentence was excessive, and that three instead of six montlis should be imposed. B — BAN WOMEN ON JURIES. Montana Legislators Defeat Bill to Permit Service. HELENA, Mont., February 18.—The Montana House yesterday killed a bill which would have permitted women to serve as members of juries in this State. The _geological survey denies knowledge of dry springs that start flowing just before the end of a drouth. YOUR BIG OPPORTUNITY i Why Continue To Pay i Rent When For %500 Cash You can move into one of our beautiful Cromwell | Terrace Homes. SEE THEM TODAY (North from 3rd and Rhode Island Ave. N.E. to CROMWELL TERRACE.) The Jbseph Shapiro Co. 919 15th St. N.W. Franklin 1140 Doh;t i"uss With BRIDE OF LOU TELLEGEN IDENTIFIED BY ATTORNEY Is Named as Isabel C. Dilworth, Said to Be Daughter of Wealthy Philadelphian. By the Associated Press. : RUTHERFORD, N. J., February 18. —A report reaching here “that the mystery bride” of Lou Tellegen, actor and former husband of Geraldine Farrar, is Isabel Craven Dilworth, was confirmed here yesterday by Paul Koch, who sald he acted as attorney for the couple at the time of their marriage. Koch would throw no further light on the identity of the present Mrs. Tellegen, nor would he disclose the date and place of the wedding. Mrs. Tellegen is said to be the daughter of a wealthy Philadelphia glass manufacturer. Tellegen and his wife are reported to be in Los Angeles. COMMISSIONS GIVEN. Reserve Corps Places Awarded to Several in Capital. Commissions in the Officers’ Reserve Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to Clarence A. Aspinwall, 1839 Wyoming avenue, as a major and staff specialist; Rees H. Barkalow, Department of as a first lieutenant in the Military Division; Frederick L. Stephens, the Ontario, as captain and staff special- ist; Hugh R. Wilson, Department of State, as a or in the Division; Watson P. Shepher: Tenth street northeast, licutenant in the Quarter: State, | Military | § THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., STATE BONUS PASSES. Pennsylvania House Puts 0. K. on $35,000,000 Bill. HARRISBURG, Pa., February 18 The State House of Representatives y terday passed finally the proposed co: stitutional amendment providing for a $35,600,000 bond. issue for payment of a. bonus to Pennsylvania veterans of the Worid War, The bill was sent to the Senate. A bonus amendment was passed by the 1923 session of the Legislature, but was declared unconstitutional because the enabling act prohibited its submis- sion until the 1924 election. Goes to Medical Center. Lieut. Col. Charles L. Dasher, Finance Department Reserve, of this city has been assigned to active duty in training in the finance office, Army Medical Center, thig city. 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