Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING GIRL IN WILD RIDE WITH HOLD-UP PAIR Bullets and Blockade Fail to Stop Auto After Robbery of Rockville Man. Epecial Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md., Junuary T ! lowing the hold-up of Hugh C. Bick- | ford, a lawyer, on Mor i . the principal business thorough | of this city, shortly after 12 k this morning. two bandits| escaped in an automobile in which ey were accompanied by a PRINCE Bl s Home when by two armed men, him to throw up his oat and §2 s leaped. into the : k who commande hands. His taken. The nutomobile wa ford noticed t panied by a ported the in. who tele- | e at that DROPPEDBY G.W.UL Bromell Expelied for Part in “Indecent” Paper Publishing. | however stop. rict line was hopeless be- speed of the 1 1 « superior T secause he published a among the students of Georze ington University ,u,... called the deemed | by university officials to be “in ex- ceedingly bad taste and in some cases positively indecent,” John R. Bromell,| luate student, yvesterday was ex—‘ ated | ¥ WILL DIRECTS HEIRS TO REMAIN AMERICANS Daughters Would Lose Share of Estate if They Stay Abroad Over Seven Months. d from the institution. Bromell announced he would insti- tute mandamus proceedings with a| view to compelling the college authori- ties to reinstate him. | Dean George N. Henning of the !l of e Studles announced through the office of President Wil- {liam Mather Lewis that “Mr. Bromell ildren | requested by the dean to with- ¥ and that upon his refusal to| “he was dropped from the rolls | r)w university he Lash, a ’ four-page publi- of the estate left was e, but the executors were bonded for §200,000 The will filed yesterday t that if any of his three daughte mains abroad for a period excee seven months she shall lose her sha { the income from the estate. Also g0 abroad for seven they must remain in es for the following | o h in an edito “a protest f the fratern Bromell stated that Dean Henning ed. specifically, that the intrue, filthy ‘and sacri- Particular exception . it is said, to = | about’ biblical | Washington, for w : ,“ was named, Phone Kensing- | university K m the tniversity oS and concerning various H nd episodes appear that “-| was to be witty | short of its mark | | CLERGYMAN IS HONORED ON HIS 84TH BIRTHDAY Distinguished Gathering Attends Celebration for Rev. Father ‘Walter Elliott. Amid a distinguished Rev. Father W | one” of the 1el¢ | Order, celebr: { fourth birthday at |ston House, at the Catholic sh it has fallen fur ‘ i gathering 3UELP, Univer- i .’!";y,!”,,‘, Eo ather Elliott is considered one of 3 the leading members of the Paulist | He" studied for the law as a nan, He later joined the Union and fought in 4 number of bat- | in the Civil War until he was | ken prisoner. He well known n religious subjects and a noted speaker. Among those who were present at | Fe Arc l\hhhlm - deleg: Balti Febraars 17 10550 4 [ Attorney wds of the t the Catholi < of the university s of a number of | churches. Coal mines to % |and employin ssed down 1e number of 230, Near 14th and Park Rd. N.W. ed into Inmnc« 1-1’0])ch low cost to corne | further details. p!em consult B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. TN TR T B e IF YOU ARE GOTNG PR — EDIH]R ur TV | Found Guilty, With Three Others, ;' with three co-defends ' guilty last week of having used the 5€ revealed that a salary of $100 per week and the || the local || Desirable property that can be con- || Charwomen Strike For Lower Pay; Angered at Raise PRINGE BIBESCO 10 BE RECALLED Rumanian Envoy Here Will Return Shortly to Pre- sent Letters. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 7. strike, and the bullding at Boradway went uncleaned yester- day because they figured $10 & week was more pay than $56 a month. The building’ superintendent thought he was giving them a raise when he recently put them on a monthly pay basls, but they wouldn't accept his explanation and walked out this morning when the pay envelopes for the half month, “containing $28, were dis- tributed. The strikers said they would not be back until the $10-a- week pay was resumed. BUCHAREST, Rumania, January 7.—The foreign office announced last night that Prince Antoine Bibesco is to be recalled as minister to the United States and assigned to another diplo- matic post elsewhere. Prince Bibesco, | who fs at present in Rumania, will go {to Washington shortly to present his | letters of recall. 2 S The sudden return to Bucharest in December of Prince Antoine Bibesco caused a lively discussion in Ru-y | manian diplomatic circles. The Ru- | manian papers asserted that differ ences had arisen between the minister Inited States and Nicholas Ti tulesco, minister to Great Britain, who headed' the recent debt funding mis. | POOR HOME INMATE SAYS HE WAS OUSTED Investigation Asked in Appeal to County Commissioners at sion to Washington, and who is stil Hagerstown, Md. in the United States. ile in New York M. mmnwmmg on Bucharest dispatches that such a disagreement had arisen, remarked that he was very well satis- fled with the terms of the American | se ttlement. Later dispatches declared that in | aiplomatic circles in Rucharest it was stated that M. Titulesco had threat- | ened to resign his post at London un- less Prince Bibesco was transferred from Washington. Prince Bibesco's wite was Miss Elizabeth Asquith, daughter of Her- [ cpe 00 G W5 (00 (08 CrMeS bert H, Asquith, at one time British | he had been ousted, had full authori prime minister. Prince Bibesco was | The embezzlement case was nolle appointed minister to the United | proceed for lack of evidence States in 1920, having previously been | rst of the legation at | | ACQUITTED OF 'MURDER. Titulesco, Md., January 7.— nmate of the Belle- for the Poor. who testified against Walter W. Shilling, superintendent of the home: Mrs. Shilling and Charles Alexander, for- wer warden, in their recent trial on charges of embezzlement, vesterday asked investigation of his dismissal from the institution. He appealed to the county commis- sioners, but was told the trustees of Mathew 1 Mora vue Countv Hom secretary Girl Exonerated in Slaying of Man Who Refused to Wed Her. PHILADELPHIA. Junuary 7 () Helen Schultz 18yearold unwedded mother, was acquitted by a jury ves terday of the murder of Edward Lis FORMER PASTOR FINED IN OIL FIRM SWINDLE of Having Used Mails to Defraud. | B the Associated P LOS ANC | Baker P. 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