Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1926, Page 22

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May . protect and guide dea m Queen Victoria_wrote to Hr‘ql Bertie: " poroaching 1 repeat earnestly and serl « % that you confine your the races to Tuesdav and - ‘and that veu do mot | v or Friday. to wk [ Unele’ William 1V did_ we. “If you are anxious to go . eat days (though [ should prefer vour mot going every vear to hoth) found _near the [ {00 0" TR, BN Tection to that: os of the slain men will be com- | 078 ", 0'C iRer aavs there is. ¥ pared with shells ted from. the | 2010, E08 08 ook B o was imprisoned + Penitentiary. at never went, nor 1| the offer of John on these | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, s Love of Horse Racing Gave Queen Victoria Much Anxiety| do an immense deal for evil in the i:l(’\?nl day. “I hear every true attached friend of ours expressing such anxiety that you should gather round vou the really good, steady, distinguished people.’ i To the Queen's letter on racing the Prince of Wales' reply is full of spirit. After arguing that he is helping to elevate racing as “a great national sport” he concludes: “If 1 to most of the small races the sl might have a right to com- do not, golng only to Goodwood. in that respect S oSt anxious to meet . dear Mama, in every pect and always regret if we are not quite d'accord, but as I am past 28 and b considerable knowledge of the world, vou will, I trust, allow me to use my own discretion in mat- ters of this kind." - |GIFT TO EGYPT DELAYED. : — < | Closing of Rockefeller Deal Expect- ed to Take Some Time. " YORK, February 25 (#) ncey Belknap. attorney, rday on the Olympic from vpt, where he acted as legal ad. er to Prof. James H. Breasted the Universi nf Chicago, who pre- sented to the yptian government . Rockefeller, jr.. fof a $10,000,000 gift foi muscum. Mr. Belknap declined | negotiations or the attitude of the Egyptian government on the offer, but a representative of Mr. Rocke: feller said it probably will be some time before a final decision is reached. an Egyptian T dofn returned | to discuss ! GEMMED RAJAHS DINE OFF PLATES OF GOLD Scenes of Rare Splendor Attend Banquet of New Kashmir Ruler. By the Associated Prexs. JAMMU, Kashmir, February 25.— Rarely has India, with all the riches of its princes, witnessed such splendor s displayed when the new Maha- of Jammu and Kashmir, Sir ri Singh, entertalued 150 guests at state banquet Tuesday night in honor of the ruling princes and chiefs of thegnative Indian states who are here from all parts of the country for his_coronation. The princes were served on gold plate and the members of their staffs on solid silver. were attired in their priceless state robes, and the great ornate banquet hall of the royal residence blazed with the lights from jewels whose value wus estimated at a total of several million pounds. Today the new Maharajah will pro- ceed to his coronation at the head of the state procession of elephants. new ruler of Kashmir is prob- o better known to the world at { large as the notorious “Mr. A." vie- { tim of the famous Robinson black- mail case which was tried in the Lon- don courts a year ago. 608 to Gi¢ The native rulers |- D. C. THURSDAY., FEBRUARY GOVERNOR IN CRASH. Robinson and Wife of Delaware Slightly Injured. WILMINGTON, Del., February 25 P).—Gov. Robert P. Robinson and his wife were slightly injured Tuesday afterncon when the automobile in which they were riding was wrecked near Odessa. The governor and his wife, with State Titling Officer Shan- ley D. 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