Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 25

3 | 10 BODY OF KNG U WLLEDTOCARD Guardians Fear Gold Coffin and Rich Jewels May Invite Bandit Raid. BY JOHN Special Dispateh t CAIRO, Amen’s body, 1 will be moved to cording to plans made today It had been intended to leave the boy king in will probably there. But the hody ques are doling the news in driblets, reserving description of Tut's crown for the last My dispatches of last week regard ing the sensational nature of the finds Are now contirmed. The layers o v In which the w ute the gres been found I of one exist anywher tording to the be ter and hi (Copyright, 16 W. C. T. U. ENDS ANNUAL CONVENTION N DETROIT By the Associated P DET first @ " laws ‘ora Frances Stoddard of Bos. head of the department of sci- temperance instr Vestigation. 1 question principals usetts re. drinking in ohibition law was operation.” PAINTING | Paperhangiue-—Decorating P. F. GORDON e el Bl Quality—=Service . —,l ocdl Efi ews &l » Doc. 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Marshall, Michigan By the Associated Press LONDON, November 19.—Doorn House, in Holland, where former Em peror Willlam of Germuny abode. may not be a palace, nevertheless, it Is beautifully furnish® ed and withal it smacks of the regal Th one-time ru of Germany does not suggest the weary exile, pining to return to his homeland. Notwith- standing his white beard, which be comes him well, he looks younger than he did in 1913, a year before the commencement of the World War, which ended in his undofng. This is what Alexander Montgom ery lisle, an old friend, who has paid a visit to Doorn House. has to say of Willlam IL. Mr. Carlisle said he stands erect, talks vivaciously and /A ‘j%lonawc 5 tubes. Attractive cabinet in dark walnut and light . Price, $75. peaker, illus- trated, $22.50 extra. Other models from $60 to $425. retalns his old dignity In his exile Willlam continues to wear his showy uniforms and decorations, n | pany of Hermine and the girls. Carlisle, had been used, and 1f certain memt of the Brigish cabinet had visited F lin before been very different Losing War Bitterness, Asks for Friends in Brit- ain and Lives With Pomp of Potsdam Days. s|and there is much of the old Potsd .| regality at Doorn House. mellowed hin somewhat, appeared a tendency on his part to forget the bitterness of the World Age War. It seemed natural, “that if honest e war, things would To some e and bearing. has and there as his visitor was an Englishman, that Willlam in his talk mostly referred to England, for which he said he always had had friendly feelings. “I am confident,” Willlam told Mr. | ! v diplomacy | from his seat at the fireside, s|to know everything it was a war of lawyers, and I always have disliked the lawyer.” Then referring to Great Britain's outlook, the former Kaiser sald: “Her future is terribly fnsecure. Her financial burdens would appear to be intolerable. She has to pay untold millions to the United States while d‘m allles are not their debts.” arlisle describes Princess Her- the wife of Willlam II, who mine, wus magnificently gowned when he saw her, as a charming weman and devoted to her husband. He sald the two daughters of the princess were splendid children, and that the former emperor was most happy in the com- All the staff of Willlam IT at Doorn House wear full uniforms. His lord chamberlain was even more dignified than in the days at Potsdam before the war. After a sumptuous Sunday dinner, described by Mr. Carlisle as & most stately affair and whic him of pre-war days in Be he visited the emperor, he Ham were left alone, and about his one time friends in England Also Willlam plied Mr. Carlisle with questions about scenes he is well ac | SPLITDORF RADIO RECEPTION one TONE—clear, pure, mellow, musical tones! Tones that faith- fully reproduce the artist ! 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Then start the cookihg-and go about your work or The thermostat, which is the basic part of the Heat Control device, keeps feeding=the gas just right to keep the heat in the oven at the tem- ALL recreation. perature you set. \When the right time has elapsed, you turn off the gas, open the oven door, and there is your Entire meals, vegetables and all, can be cooked at one time in the oven— See this modern “third hand of the housewife™ in our Sales Department. food perfectly cooked. all without watching. Come in this week. VERY LIBERAL TERMS WASHINGTON GAS LiIGHT COMPANY 419 108 St. NW, PhoneMan8280 AUTO SUPPLY CO. Washington, D. C. TR L e e R TR T HITIS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©., THURSDAY EX-KAISER CONTENTED IN EXILE, ENGLISHMAN FINDS ON VISIT Old Friend of Deposed Emperor Sa s William Is l Bl le———hl——bl—————o[c—— o[ [0l [ale———[a]——]al———o[———=lo[ quainted with—ebout Rotten Row, where he was wont to ride horseback when he_ visited London, and other places. He relgted an anecdote of Margot Tennant, now the Countess of Oxford, who had made a bet that she would recelve an introduction to him during one of his visits to King Edward. While riding in Rotten Row a lady on horsebuck knocked his foot out of the stirrup. When one of the emperor's aides had darted forward and aided Miss Tennant to control her horse, she rode back and blush. Ingly begged the emperor's pardon for the mishap. “That evening.” said William II to Mr. Carlisle, “King Fdward remarked to me: ‘So you have met Miss Ten- nant after all. She made a bet that she would be introduced to you. An Oregon man made $3,000 out of | 4 redwood log dug out of u sand bed \Buiners of other makes! trade quichlyfor Studebaker !Puwer-flumbifl!u Finish { i ' NOVEMBER 19, 1925 JAILED IN STAMP FRAUD. Alleged Leader of War Savings Counterfeiters Gets Three Years. CHICAGO, November 19 (&) Santo Jemalli, alleged leader of a 8ang of counterfeiters said to have disposed of thousands of dollars’ worth of bogus war savings stamps, was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary yesterduy by Judge Adam C. Cliffe and fined $1,000. Several others in the found guilty several mont were and can be relieved. Don't suffer any longer. Get a bottle of Eade’s Pills at your druggists. They bring prompt relief -~ equally effective for neuralgia, lumbago and gout. 1n use over 50 years. All Druggists E. FOUGERA & CO., Inc., Importers » sentenced to the penitentiary. 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