Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 44

44 VALENTIN FCES | SPEEDY IVORCE Star Nonchalant as Wifel$ i Files Suit While Both in Paris. By the Associated Pross. December 18.—Mrs. Ru- has filed a petition for divorce against the moving ple- ture star, whose real name is Rudolfo Guglielm!, but entino yesterday seemed unperturbed by the news that had reached nonchalantly sionable that left e diverting quarters of 1t Valentino's wite tn the petiti &et forth t at_Crown was given d it eft recon- If that fails, by 't one or both, automati ree in due ceedings will take two months. The itino, Rue Jou- er, which it is is residence, as law, to avoid having to at a hotel. - | intoxicating Hquor to guests. *leach at the Fort Pitt, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Oklahoma Indians’ Wealth Exceeds |STUDENT ACQUITTED That of All Western Tribes Combined| gF BOMBING CHARGE Indian tribes in the State of Okla- homa outrank the Indian population of all other western States combined in their triba! weaith. Oklahoma Indians have a total of $22,936,620.41 deposited in banks in that State, while $9,911,476.35 of tribal funds are held in the' United States Treasury and $23,651,700 are invested in Government securities. Most of the money came from sale of gas and oil lease lands and from royalties from production of gas aid oil. A move to take part of the credit of Oklahoma Indians from Washington and deposit it in local Oklahoma banking institutions to push local” business enterprises was seen by the Interior Department to- < hen it made the announcement SIX HOTEL EMPLOYES HELD IN LIQUOR SALES Five Bellboys and Clerk Arrested in Leading Pittsburgh Hostelries. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, December 18.—Five bellboys and a clerk, employed in four .| of Pittsburgh'’s largest hotels, were ar- rested yesterday by Federal prohibi- tion officers and charged with sa‘l‘l}ng ar- rants for the bellboys, two of whom worked at the Hotel Henry and one villilam Penn and Monongahela House, were ob- tained after dry agents, who had posed as “guests” at the hotels, made affidavits setting forth that they had purchased alleged contruband liquor from the men The clerk arrested was an employe of the Monongaleha House, and prohibition headquarters said that warrants had been issued for the arrest of two more Mononga- hela House bellboys. Managers of the hotels went to the offices of Prohibition Administrator F. C. Baird after the arrests had been of the wealth of Oklahoma Indians. One proposal would have the Indian money buy a hotel in Oklahoma. An- other would operate a newspaper and printing business, while a third would be to finance a new taxicab company. ‘““We endeavor to keep Indlan trust fund: either in banks or in the United States Treasury or in liquid assets that can be quickly converted into cash and be avallable for payment to the Indians when they are entitled to 1t,” according to Commissioner of In- dian Affairs Burke. “‘Moreover the Indian Bureau is not equipped to do a general investment business and if it should undertake the investment of Indian moneys in bords. loans, mortgage loans, real es- tate, stocks and other similar invest. ments, it would be necessary to have a corps of trained examiners of title and experts to determine the legality of bond issues.” WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST “Say It With Flowers, Say It With Ours!” W S Polish Court Fails to Conviot Youth of Attempt to Kill President. LEMBERG, Poland, December 18 (Jewish Telegraphic Agency).—Stani- slaw Steiger, the Jewish student who was tried on the charge of haVing attempted to assassinate President Wojclechowski of Poland on Septem- ber b, 1924, was acquitted yesterday after a trial which lasted nine weeks A dramatic_scene occurred when Steiger was asked by presiding Judge Franke to say his last word before the verdict was rendered. Steiger protested his innocence, declaring that his arrest and accusation were due only to a chain of tragic cir- cumstances and that he was in no Let your Yule-tide mes- sage be a gift of Gude's flowers—place your order early. GUDE BROS. CO. Two Stores For Your Convenience 1212 F St. N.W. 1102 Conn. Ave. Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association made and disclalmed any knowledge | NN of liquor selling in their establish- Y ments. OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT LSS wept, and many spectators shed tears Stelger was arrested September 5. 1924, after a panic_which occurred in Marjici Square when a bomb was hurled at the carriage of the Pres- ident, who was visiting Lemberg. The bomb caused no harm. Steiger was arrested on the basis of what pur- portéd to be the observation of Mlle Pasternak, a Polish vaudeville actress. who declared that she could identify Stelger. She stated that the one who threw the bomb wore American eyeglasses and a gray raincoat, simi- lar to that which Steiger wore. The arrest was followed by al series of editorlal attacks in the anti- semitic press accusing Jewish citi- zens_of Poland of disloyalty to the republic. For 50 years Thomas A. Edison has worked and experimented in his fa- mous laboratory at Menlo Park, near New_Brunswick, N. J. 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