Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, STILLMAN CREATES ®*“&em 57 Year s Evemtat it TRUSTFORHIS SON - e e o [N WATSEKA., Ill., February 23—Liv-|her money and belongings. D. U, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1926. "ZhePcilgz'stg L5 Pt &Ca Kresge Department Stores Manning & Bowman Electric Irons al Special, $2.89 Element guaranteed for one year; 6-1lb. size. T;h:: Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Serving Trays Special, 359 Each Round style, japanned fin- ish. Choice of six patterns. Palals - Royai—Fourth Floor At New York she was cared for by Ing in seclusion and semi-poverty, t00 | riends until she met and married '@ 3 proud to be depencent upon a son and | Philip Lace, a soldier. When the Civil Reconciled Banker Prov|des‘grnndduughler. who would gladly fur-|War broke out he joined the Union gfll?h hhp;" !a‘acumr{onnhle hz‘\me, g‘”‘ s naa i T of 2n,| for Heir Borne by Mrs. zabeth Lace, daughter of an Eng F. H. Leeds. jlish peer, who as a child played with Prince Albert and other British no . vesterday celebrated her ninety-seventh birthday anniversary. angely with l}le fam Don’t Poison Baby Through Your Constipation Nursing mothers must avoid con- stipation. Slow bowel movements allow poisons to form and be ab- #0! by the blood. This means tainted milk for baby. Mothers are the best friends of Nujol. When precious new lives areat stake they use and give their babies Nujol—the remedy medical authorities prescribe because it is %0 safe, so gentle, and so natural in its action. Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for every- body. It doesnot affect the stom- achand is not absorbed by the body. ! i NEW YORK, February ames | 2 i voung- A. Stillman est daughter. The latter was born in England in 1829, and when 10 years old_her mother died. Leeds, his eight r-old-son, whose| She and her father, Sir James, aft- mother is Mrs. ence H. Leeds.|erward toured the United States, while William M. Sullivan,. attorney for|her three brothers joined the gold the banker, admitted toda rush to Australia and disappeared. fund had Leen established last|Sir James died a few years after their November. The exact figure was|American tour, and _his daughter, withheld Lady Elizabeth, sold her home and Mr. Sullivan declined to confirm or | ailed for America on the ship Arctic. deny that the fund was f The ship was wrecked as it neared the vear until the boy is American coast, and Lady Elizabeth principal of $150,000 upon his coming of age. Mrs ds also will be taken care of adec 3 Estal thment of the fund was voluntary on Mr. Stillman’s part, Mr. OPENING OF AUDITORIUM Sallivan said. | There were no threats| IN DETROIT GALA EVENT of legal action by Mrs. Leeds. 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