Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1926, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926. 9 REG’LAR FELLERS—Jimmie Introduces Puddinhead to the Future Mrs. Duffy, (ot 1620. by ing 3ol symdtonts BY GENE BYRNES ;CLAIMS ABE HUMMEL LONDON DEBT PACT = ' FALSIFIED IN WiLL INS |-|AN U- K- ) ¥ \T RIGHT HERE ‘Terms Nulli fi i Alleged S vv ||A : ON THIS LINE \ Y ged Son's WER NAME 5 l Counsel, Because Classifying Him as Bachelor. Count Volpi Lauds Generosity j Z | 5 Ced of U. S. and Britain in | 12 an st e AN ORK. Fe vy 6o~ ienr Urging Acceptance. / | Tmmel baken: care drivertor Portland, Me.. who cl he is the T P 3 g son of s Hummel, famous sciated Press. - 3 q divorce and crimi liwyer, was no ROME. February 6.—The London 4 | mentioned in 1 P grement for settlement of Italy’s war i : | learned when th was read debt 1o Great Britain was approved - 3 | vesterday, 7T 3 - stated In the Ly the Chamber of Deputies vester- = Q % will . g e day with onls one disenting vote - { after Count Volpi, minister of finance, | 1 is estate, estin at more “ind negotiator of the agreement, had | 32 000000 %o mae e et recommended its acceptance. - "wm...“ | e ntion en, and Count Volpi descirbed the settle- ment as ecquitable and honest Fane e transaction between nations allied in S AE el ; W nd intimate collaborators in 2 : ]“rv‘l \\‘ ;‘«‘“:&fl e > said it had been made b o - ] 8 i omrie: Hummal & o after the most friendly discussion = 5 s and was not connected with any other e s s oo VETERAN. AND HEROIC HORSES WO SAILORS HELD |+ England, he asserted. had taken of youth was in his veins as he I aa e into consideration Italy's need to thought of the possibilities of her sug- I R | Hiamel & e Abs limit her sacrifice because of the re- gestion, the certainty that she would RETIRED BY CAVA Y CUSTOD lN AUTO MURDER e e .‘ «quirements for reconstruction of the be close to him, her arm through his, —_ - | He said young Hummel could e country and the impossibility of those lips, whose fire e had denied Yell R ds of S B Tal " e the aidtenens el '”',"""‘b" acing further burdens on already himself, so eager to glve, so impatient Thrilli s i Mt v ,‘.“Ufo.l‘_\;’x" e i’,fl h,is F,;”,u:mll‘,n,_i ’,‘,e dropped the | Y€IlOW hiecords o ervice Bear Ing lales ol |Victim, Wko Had Given Strangers\ixgp‘ xyl“uuin'j.s ?“r”“n'_"g‘n‘m:i ,’:f,’tr Be o e spirit of cordial 3 nd with a little sigh. ! 1 2z iley friendliness shown by’ he United | By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM h Schisiting 1o miea,| Equine Fighters—Comanche of Custer Massa- Lift, Identifies Pair Before o himself, B! e ritain,” sal e 1 “but I think It would s ce! e S ~ N . Ie t have I¥'s finance has been freed | SyNOPSIS. eravelamilealie tiirer ixeassur| nnlGasesib Rl tor sexlone ; cre Fame Heads Four-Footed Roll of Honor. Expiring. st oo nany billions of : X “Why should we talk seriously®” i s Y flect ’ M“‘(d:l\‘ ), H ll:v 3 5 E L N “It looked like it,”” he admitted. “In ‘enhr demanded. o one else does effective sum o 000.000,000 lire, cannot. hve for more any ci what does it matter? They | here. Why—wh 1 A ties e A | e and tail he joi by sou payable ove vears. Italy has iy W r takes the Dlow | will never succeed. There is nothing| He looked down at hers adl plezsantastuesingay an AEby | mane and tail on the journey 3 m debts: instead she h a s i declden, Lo 52 on Bath his vlans | mmore to be feared for this evening, at “You're treating me b i e Dehed (Sela. however. an "Eied any rate. Let us go and watch the |she exclaiined resentrully u IS iR 3ivedision Monon bl Threw Gen. Grant. € pointed out that B £ . ' ature ex- | play.” W do. I am old enough to know | ..\ “1a sace and Among famous horses of the war be mentsunder: the qebt Hundink. agree Bie imils one Intnenes e haln. bt She felt the appeal to her courage |what 1 want in Ii m tired of | comrort e '.‘.‘:m,L:'M.‘llffimm'm ' teen the States Robert E. lLee's ments would be coverec » & azdalicate J0oKing manicd e ]and rose at once to her feet. They |being treated like a sacred tru = = l.hl Whiskers and he | Traveler perhaps is best known, al-| Henrico jail. held for investigation of Tots und = B . r L resularly fstrolled into the roulette room and| He led her away, his arm from his Montana |though Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks'|the murder of Dennis Francis Cron- e X WeLLEen DI 08 4 eation then into the Salle de Baccarat. At |affectionately through hers n the in i with the Cavalry | Charlie is credited in a legendary | nin of Syracuse. N. Y. Cronnin died | foliies and around the papllla. oon g s “"“”“";‘g‘_- il 4 3 u t|the table bghind the railing Trentino |sense of his touch soothed 4 & & it ago. He is|Way with having shaped events of the | vesterday result of a blow on the | 1 ‘ i b B anhe brother SO was plaving. It was obvious that| her anger died away. ssing - ot with ite |War. He was the only horse known | head. 1 i, ok dhie ereat popers fexceptithiel : here, too, was excitement of a sort.|middle roulette table, Hargrave c: tons nce that |10 have thrown Gen. Grant. The fall | in his automobile and’ saw the British to pay its war debt w Lond s A little crowd was collected round |suddenly to a standstill, looking L put the general on crutches and kept | men walking along the highw: — — Reiar S ELL A |him. On the table in front of the |tently at the man who was playing for | |y, him from the battiefleld at Chicka- | offered to give them & lift an SPRING BONNET MODELS Monte Cario. Wendeve, . er b croupier was stacked an enormous | high stakes opposite. He was strons- | \Vhiskers s just a troop horse in |mauga. Perhaps his absence contrib-| uccepted. ~After woing a short Torg Uiy T landstariihe i jand pile of counters and plaques. A jawed, with thick, black keen ( trpcle Sam's Cavalr: There is a [Uted to the Unlon disaster in that| tance it is allezed one of the men ARE APPEARING |N PARIS be o whom hi narked a N eager acquaintance leaned over te|eyes, and a firm mouth wi h‘ ong list of these faithful mounts fls',;g!- . Sirid ¥ hit Cronnin, then robbed him and left o e Drliig rerave: | Hargrave. a pile of plaques hefo nd ;,‘.- whom troopers themselves have raveler, Lee's famous gray, was| him on the side of the road S 16 e pariyils 2| “That Argentine fellow,” he con-|somewhat obyious companion o] o reed resiful u1d nge in reward for |& West Virginia horse and was of | Brought to a hospital here sor 20T the and iy foreln fided, “bought the bank at 25 milles | side. et 3 T e [ fered to the great Confederate com-|wecks wgo, the patient New Style a Week Seems to Be Aim e : WEEEET & | their long vears of herd dut e | e e Ly the ouer Tt ‘)fifli‘«_*“u the patien e : he by A | «epp tion this equine roll of | M c 3 el I3 <. Befor 2 3 P S ' of Many Milliners—Choice viotar ehtee A A RORGE e e eroupers | refused. The owner, Maj. Thomas L. ren were placed before him and. ie Values With et breaks her engagem and early the | pockets if 1 but the deeds of | Broun, then sold him, and Traveler| jjontified them as the two whom he Wide Enough. i moming leaves Harzrases villa, in . £ 5 I hocs ik raas ot ( Wave been | served a3 Lee’s main reliance in the | had picked up on the rou 2 ~ By the Associated Pr the decention 3 . , | Berors Son Mterward. The genoral always st00d | o e e et oole Ll as I PARIS. February 6.—The } Mil i na and _enems. ¥ s | Comanche probub! heads that | beside him when he was shod S 5 signs, and the alm of many o Tl T and I g o 4 ¢ e 5 ’,’-f;‘]'.r,,,‘,’,{ At the aze of 15 vears, Barbara Hut- | e ‘. : e OR ot ot henh : [ when N e | WOMEN Lose JURY CASE. | W Wiatworth witn 330000000 in ner (| 1T he Auto Show r. The rate of production IS e O Harrave s lire 7 | men t Legend has | lown right, is considered the richest | voung girl in the country. | the beginning of each season, ow ide: > S ugh- | S iter the | Illinois Supreme Caurt Demes Fyfe but new ideas are produced through-| (continued from Yesterday’s Sta . t en v show " a out the vear and new hats sp up |~ : c i oms on N NS : T od, as s own ase Rehearing. 1ik, w ooms on the Paris INSTALI NT XLVIL . s show other- | ¢oprveprby 11, February 6 boulevards. . The Spring models already are ap- A Surprise. e troop horse assigned | (o) \Women must look to the Legis- | Cavalry. and was| 0o Tind not the courts for stand. | Use of the following coal will pearing, to meet the longing for new | n a matter o iy - tter of seconds there was no ) o f v t. M. W headwear which every woman seems > : 4 ors ols. 17T State trace of the marauder, no sign of his e o di t his chief's side, |iN8 as jurors in Illinol Tihe Stat to feel at the first faint indications of Supreme Court yesterday denied a re. = ) 3 i is . Winter's breaking. The choice is wide | captors. The valets de pied were i hearsing In the Hannah B. Fyfe case, | reduce your coal bill this year: ©no There are berets. turbans, [calmly exe N orders. The closing 0] jury boxes to any on R e s e e e I B Apelli10. 1879, directaaitnat Comanchell SURRETT o s Iasvihones o Bmyene t sides, cloches, toq ats ith | their places and the broke la e 3 e provided with/isultable quarters = o rows o n: 16 i) sier, S, sminte Tnin i | 5ol paces o e s v - B e il Sot b riien by | 0 Rse YA the outEth of Highest grade, run of Green and many shades of red scem | unteered a casual explanation. any person whatever under any cir- |0t il ey wpn Ko . il : to e the predeminat | "The young man had become sud: cuinaRuces nox Sl ) Celnutito Sook County ‘a:‘““;m‘_n;’ permichay| the mine, low volatile plicity is the prevailing o s tie. | denly mad, without oubt. Tie had o S e e &l " il e Although there is much use bon | lost . little, perbaps—ivho knows “THAT MAY YET CHANGE,” HE SAID. e e Feathers Go Into Fab ‘ coal from Pennsylvania, trimmir Such things might happen! The sight | P aca e Al eathers nto Fabric. ’ 7he Fecs SIS [of & ereat pile of ‘milie motes heing |and has run it five times—bigest| “There wts my cxecutioner,” Har | POt Fort Riley, Kans in 180t and| 508 B0 R0 0N Maryland or West Virginia counted Ly the croupier had inspired |bank 1' een this season.” grave confided in a whisper. i Qroer s me ol , P Bes Nt te b offer | {him with an idiotic temptation. Iie | Hargrave stood for . “What do_you sav2” Violet asked ;"“" w0-thirds of his Mfe'on ithe re-| durabllity 1s about to beigffered in ¢ il to escape by the staircase, found his | not noticed his entrance, ch- as though you lunr:nl/ml‘ he yellowed rec s of 7 4] S aEel Gtel Dhacked Tre = Virginian Alleged to- Have Made | .y Ligcked, and had turned into tha |Ing his stakes with Immovable face. ol TR e G e e P e ( Ebidelveny False Return Involving $5,000. |Var. A stupid voung man to attempt | Hargrave leaned forward. ysiclan 1 went to in Lon- || rom. the. Freneh Kre. | materials after being specially treated. | {anything =o foolish! But a moment’s “Banquo,” he announced. Hargrave replied. “Horriage, ' 2 R Tan RISRCY el it dea it edliay: being lighter ]| H . . ~ . RICHMOND, Va., February 6 (®).!madness sometimes had arrived. A | There was a little thrill round the | hls name is—Sir James Horric nt ser O el st e et igh volatile Fairmont or —William 1., Flkins, former president | pistol shot? Perhaps. “The man, how |table—an gudible murmur of Voices. |am rather surprised (o see him i this eff, the hig, ami- | ‘ s 3 Tt g 75 R eraaat etor e, thotig] abl presented to Pe ng on | crepe and it displays a different pat.| XYW Jeiiiet el Of the Virginia Association of Certic | ST, MO8 unhrt W S doubutul | T croupler, lancing up and rocok |ElCr DIOMEY, i g dvere e, | his retlrn o the Upited States and | ern with every movement ot the Logan County West Virginia fied Accountants, was placed under| his life. y n e AR | Frentino. avho made no Immediate re. | Gorsa remarked from behind. ~Quite | on Which he headed the victory pa-| wearer. | prepared coal in Nut Sgg arrest here Thursday following his{hotel; the authorit > |sponse. There was something more {a remarkable likeness, I admit, but | ot the st Diviston in New Y “55 indictment by the I al grand jury | tion or might not. It was in 2 case | thin ordinarily grim about the figure | that is no more Horridge than I'am.” | YOk at 1 W v . ol or Lump at Charlottesville months ago, | @ foolish business. He would pr v | opposite—the figure of the man whom | (Copyright. 1926, by E. Phillips Oppenheim.j | Ald amon records there is % = ra vl + s none more striking than that of o . hargine that he conpired with W0, |be sent hack the next day to whe he had been silently praying might ¢ = = L e $3 50 Phil delph Nickols, wealthy lumbermun of | B - from.” by this time be lving with a sheet | (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) I o, e mishivg coal Ablagk] B adelphia 00 Gross ton ‘out Vi, to defraud the called the chef over. The |over his face in that mysterious room which Col. May, the Charles 0'Mal . Curb delivery ment o 8500 | man repeded i peplanation with | of tecree” There was eareely' per | «GIGNED” HATS COSTLY. | fovit. it Anetee hwameins b o[ $3.25 Chester by makir 1lse X return 1 to a renowned patron of the the table who expected to see : s d pranks. May was arrested in ived 1 2o S S iae whites L o e ccept the challenge. The —_— T a o $3 00 Wilmi as received 1n cars o . e Groua hed, then' he tapped Tightly with | throaty murmur of Voices was follow- | Milliners to Put Names and Higher | 1runnermit mver h cobing bis black| o mmgton Februar is provided to determine | his forefinger 8 |ed by an intense silence as Trentino 3 | firewood. Again he spurred Black And Ret G whether Elkins shall be removed to r 8 4 ted. |nodded almost _imperceptibly. He Prices on Work. Tom™ up the front stairs of a Ralti . = $ 75 sross ton e et o S Vieeisd roo| The chet's ! Were extended in | threw two cards to Hargrave and i : 4 Curb delivery i 4 S e i 2 : LONDON, February 6 (®).—Wom.|more hotel and down again after a| his prel ary _examinatio pullie fdepre [ twosin tatn ot I iCLE: en’s hats for the exclusive set are|jog ahout the rooms. The horse won | Sunday, Feb' 7 troversy over this polnt B ama il . " e ad | Carte. Hargrave demanded. | going to he more expensive. They are |4 wager with a leap of 32 foet just| Similar Excursion Forked or re-screened delay in arrest ‘““” Faa e him. o Ranibadlland: 7. Lite "hre"v an 8 across the|'® be “signed” by the artists who de. vJlrl"x' the :\ll xican War, against a rec Thoihad selea D e g oW A~ dooi8 thelsizn them. and the: purchaser must|ord feet for the greatest English February 21 RESIGNS TOBACCO JOB. |[senses: but & serious attempt ac sui | Kings. iy for the mame s well as the | steeplechaser. 5 . a b SPECIAL TRAIN 7 «reely to be expected. Huit,” the croupier announced. | ondor. modistes predict the fad has Jumped Over Field Gun. s gs were gossiped about bui| This time there was no question of | . Londor modistes predict the fad has | Lv. Washington.... 20 a.m. : 5 Sug : e to stay. They maintain that a k Tom's greatest achieve ; i L Action of Tucker C. Watkins Fol- | happened seidom.” a throaty murmur, there was a babel | COTI¢, 10 Stay. in S o8 . Standard Time B argrave listened with a faint enig- | of volces. Trentino sat quite still for | Steful hat is just as much a work of {ment came in the war when May Returning GRIFFI CORPORATION® lows Trade Commission Report. 3 St e L ancemtino sat quite still for lart as a picture or a poem, and that | jumped him over a Mexican field gun 0 3 T 7 SIS o o 5 "l',’;‘?gl B argrave leaned across | the designer deserves to have his or capture the entire battery and the 50 sl Do Special Dispateh to The Star. i : B2 d, when | toy m [ her 1 > b . xican general, 1a Vaga. That deed | . Wilmington. 18:10 ts DANVILLE bruary The | the man Inished. ~ “Suicide “Your luck this evening is not quite | “:The name of the creator is stitched 4 in the coat of arms of resignation Thursday of Tucker (. |never intended; murder was. 5 he remarked liESliE Hhoinat ona iy sti ofia } T | Consult Ticket Agen Kins s director of Warehouses of | The man for al his veneer of polite | Trentino tnclined his head politely. | i sty 1 AIES he e Y e mors Sinania ; - Tain Office et T 1319 G N.W. , o Growers Co-ope ! speech and - manner, was ver murder lurked In a man's e SThreerine X t Bl 1t ot 7l he Tobacos FGrowers\ Coioperative [ApeSch fond urlancimanser. fas fox | Iojcver musis Jutklin e s = et viack Kenweky wor. || Baltimore & Ohio R. R. 1l nore n a six-footer. GERMANS USE TUXEDO. | ™% iy S(o0ter: extean W4 < | little su »in the tobacco sect “Such a thit out of the ques-| “That may vet change,” he said. | R S the sonatt has {tion. Monsieur had seen what had [ Hargrave strolled away with Violet | be. wonld it happened by his side. They passed the trente | Var faune was Gen. Zachary T Whitey. who carried his mas- out the war and was never ted with an oil| He recommenced his explanation. |et quarante table, and in the roulette 5 T R % | poration Harerave shook head. room Violet peered through a chink in | Evening Clothes Too Expensive for |, Purses of Society. azain. le was sent to Wash- exhibited after the war, kIS wan armones OfTe “The matter is of no great import- | the blind and looked downwards. She GOt having made large|been dome. It may interest you, how- | ture of ecstasy. A full, yellow moon | BERLIN, February 6 (P).—full | : as well nigh stripped of his cently aceused by the Federal ance,” he said, se no harm has [ motioned to her companion with a ges- T ioai e bool tobaceo in|ever. to know that the whole affair |was making fairyland of the little | dress evening clothes are being elimi. | 4 addition t antial salary paid | Was a ‘fake.’” s scene below; the harbor with its sele& | nated from men’s wardrobes in Ger = by the organiz Hargrave used the Inglish word. company of lantern-hung yachts, the [ many by the high cost of liv The | The man shook his head—apparently, [rock of Monaco opposite, the two 1ight- | dinner jacket, or “tuxedo,” iing perhaps actually, bewildered. houses, fantastic, like toys from a |into its own for al wear. | NEW METH[]D FOUND “Possibly monsieur would like an |child’s playbox, the glittering expanse | Iashion experts si nine of interview 3 of ea beyond. ery ten “swallow tails” seen at even Not all,” Hargrave interrupted, “I think,” she suggested wistfully, | the most hionuble balls are at least | Hydrogen and Oxygen United Un-|waving him on one side There is |“that we take the car and drive some- | ten years old. cept for use at diplo- nothing that can he proved. The |where. Fancy what it would look like | matic and g the *‘tux Ve der Artificial Light. affair was in its way ingenious, but, |up at La Turbie. edo’ -onsidered just as proper i o L RINCETON, N. Y., February 6 (), [8S_You see, I am unhurt, thanks,| It was absurd, Hargrave reflected full dress : g e o e method. ot pro- | Chiefly to the fortune of mademoiselle Do You L i T heTi | here having drawn me a little on one e e i-.’-~~‘ Believe This? D. Tiumme a1 Dispateh to The Sta | CHMOND, Va.. February 6.—| | Joseph Alfred and Jack Oliver, con essed deserters from the naval train- | turns Ing station at Newport, R, 1., are in No Hair Grav Oxer nght » for hair to turn hout the aid of found wan- s he man departed with a low bow. was anno Tor o Tt was not in his interest to continue - S SR the conversation. He vouchsafed ‘ o Frlneston Ui the” Sonvermitar, e oucimied 3| g ERSIDE ACHAIN can be only as — . process resulting from rosearch | Presently the thrill had passed. Violet, strong as its weakest link. pr ! < | however, was still clinging to Har- E A poorly glazed building, or a A partments by the Princeton departments of chem- | istry, physics, tronomy and biology | window glazed with glass of indifferent manufacture, can Overlooking Potomac Park 2145 C Street N.W. will be divulged tonight at a juint meeting of the New York sections of the American Chemical Society, Amer- only be .lbe.u“ful l.thgll..‘. ‘..\;nn' ;"_n’vn-m.'h. mic: So "i‘L' So. This statement may not be i > clety of Chemical try and Societe immediately accepted by all. It is not so generally recognized Government employes and others who that good glass is needed to e ‘ ! reis b it appreciate the convenience of a close in and quality of the modern town location, will admire the many ad- houte.Yetglassisoneof the very vantages these new apartments afford. 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