Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1926, Page 3

BROVNING' PLANS STILL UNDER PROBE, Girl, Recovermg From Burns. Verifies Engagement, With ? Father’s Consent. | v the Associaied NEW YORK 15-vear P April 3 —Frances -old | which | face an s one thing Brownit mr s with po- o determine how the injuries tified she slepi assailant poured acid on her as He maintained silence on reports that he will marry Frances some time | er sixteenth birthday, June Frances herself, swathed in | ses, made the announcement vect the false impression thut | m an adventuress Daddy as she cal Alr. Brown snproving acre Long he suid | Girl Verifies Report | | owning a carveer,” she | am a home-loving person. | and I want intellectual companionship | vith a man with whom I can Insists He Is Only 51 Daddy insigis he is not 57 \O.«n\] old the papers have had it, but William Heepan. Frances n automobile salesman. separated rom his wife nine years. will not stand in the way of his daughter's happiness. he says. His daughter doesn’t like bovs bhecause they ‘‘get too fresh.” and Mr. Browning has al wavs heen a gentleman. he said ‘I don't see any objection in the | age differences,” he added i Frances has a scar under her hair and blisters on her face. Her left| arm. wrist and 1eft hand are burned. |3 Mr. Browning has offered to underg: skin grafting operation. but was found unneces v tather, | No Comment ou Death. A police official investigating acld mystery declined to comment 0!’!] nublished reports that an inquiry also | vas made about the death of 17.year-| old Siella Lubin nine days after she attended a birthday party recently with Mr. Browning and Frances. The girl died from heart disease. Vincent T, Pisarra, superintendent of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, has appointments o question several members of the Phi Lambda Tau Sorority, which Mr. Rrowning denies he founded. He ad. mits he aided ft. through advice and O. April 3.—The country’s| court action involving a e of radio slander reached a lecision yesterday when Philip Fried ander, radio announcer, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined | $25 and costs. Charges of conduet were preferred against Fried- lander by State’s Attorney Robert E Crowe af he had searched the ! siatutes vainly for a law governing | slander by radio. On March 11 the State’s attorney | allezed that he was slandered when | I'riedlander broadcast a statement | that Robert E. Crowe, with others, | had entered a Chicago cafe. Crowe heard the announcement over the | radio In his home. raided the cabaret | and arrested Friedlander. Judge Gentzel before giving his de cision sald that legislation governing radio slander would be of benefit in further cases of this kind. 19 HEREBY AR- 1ies intereated that sale of the business Lusby's Market. 104 Florida ave negotiated. frae of all encum- brances, (o Wm. H. S. Wallace. and all tons Raving claime agai EN TUAT THE D& between 1ha i e and Louis Luria 7 15th at HERE Rartnarehin Inais dersigoed. Wiliam “arrving on bu; nder the firm nu-r; WALRS STERS " CBYERT TR co 5 muar B PREYTY FARTLOAD TTRESS OF YOURS WAS Been .»p‘ on a good whilk cnovating You Arc Also Wondcrmg = why the bed looks pomfortable. We a In renovate it Bcdell Mfz. Co. 610 F St | ROOFING——-BY Koons e aen to it that evers fob's 4 GOOD JOB. Giet onr m.mn- nd . foel a KOON " Pione WE LIVE uv- TO OUR SLOGAN— On Time Al Time! The Million-Dollar Printing Plant The National Capital Press | 1210-1212 D ST. 3 Have Your Auto Painte; General \ Rt R AUTO Repairing { SEGE covers to Ocder. R McReynolds & Son 4-25 L M: Real Prmtrng Service * Our Work Speaks for Iteeit KIGR GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, RRiaTER ) SPRINGTIME IS ROOFING TIME Lete et tossther and make your roof Like new IRONCL AD 2t} ¥ v THE. ‘EVENING 'APPEAL FOR FUNDS FOR CHILD | WELFARE WORK MADE BY bROUPl Juu-mle Protective Association Seeks C to Finance Its Work of Rescuing Youngslers From Threat of Worthless Lives. l’fl’fiho“s;kenew Flght to nestnm Payment STAR. - WASHINGTON, D.. C., M’CORMICK CHILDREN APPEAL FROM RULING from the trust fund established John D. Rockefeller 1917 for his heirs. McCormick, who as next friend to Anita Oser, infant daughter of Max and Mathilde Oser, filefl the guit, con- tended the stock dividend should be adjudged a part of the trust fund. Muriel and Fowler entered the suit as interveners. The 12,000 shares of ¥ Indiana stock, $100 a share. From Thrust Fund to Mother. SATURDAY: ireport of ? | oftener more- | Youih started vn wrong paths. | tective Ass | “The of {of all- fway could you find than by feel | ¢ safe. | enauring | enildren | Department of Agriculture. arry forward its work of as- sisting the underprivileged child and affording encouragement and dir on 1o guide = lives into.con- “tive and channels. the Luvenile Association s =ending for Supnori. During ont appeal according to the secretary. 106 cases Mareh, the executive Miss Mary 15dith Coulson were handied . There were “74 Lroken families” during January which received help from rhe association “Mere words find it difficult jure up just what that mea said A staiement by the association. “From bese broken homes 84 children came under the care of the Juvenile Pro- tective Association. Each of these broken families with at least one— children were the re- disillusioned or their con- sult of disheartened, distressed individuals who in Will Save Children. “From such paths their progeny will be guided by the Juvenile Pro- iation.” of appeal Lo the tor support, treasurer, said: In a message Washingion public Charles B. Lyddane, the aching. 1t is a ¢ reawakening: new begin ress the jov that the sea- or you. " And what bette: naking life for appr ing. ka son marks Easter mark a new start iu some child ? “We of Association effort the Juvenile Proteciive want you 1o shave in 1o accomplish something d constructive for handi- discouraged ~ Washington I'ney need your helping canped. hand Plans for a garden club for the children are under way. according to Miss Coulson. The same (ract of land which the association had last year has been airanged for through the The Juvenile Protective Association is & non-sectarian organization, which, according to a statement cf its alms and purposes, “is a moral bulwark for children whose home life and in- (ret the Most for Your Rent Mone Yy 2 You owe it to yourself to live well—to have good. clean qu: ters—to have first-class service that is constantly maintained— the best values in the District are at the MAC P, PO ol 21% awp € STS. 1 ! The Pioneer House on the Park *: e s A VGt Fnicd m@fimflm@@m Embassy Apartments De Luxe N.W. Corner of 16th and Harvard Sts. N.W. A few apart- ments still avail- able in this new white stone apart- ment building of 1 to 5 rooms and bath. Re- fr i zeration and the very latest improve mente. 1 flat of 5 rooms and bath for $100. 2 Inspect Tonight R TS M STREET NORTHWEST wmwwm@m BRAND-NEW APARTMENT 19th and Mintwood Place N.W. One Square North of Columbia Rd. 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WEST COMPANY Agents MAIN 9900 9 Members Washington fieal Estate Board 3 | torneys for Harold McCormick of Chi- {cago and Mathilde McCormick dren of Harold and Edith Rockefeller the fan ment of stock dividends from a trust grounds that Judge Robert ¢ | erred in his judgment. It | order | rights | Suit because his court had no jurisdic | tion 14th | had been made life tenant o By the Associated Press 7 INDIANAPOLIS, 2287 22 ARGONNE L 16th & Columbia Road Several very attrective apartments ranging in size from one réom, reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to four rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled and prices reasonable: ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road Y, Ind., April 3.—At- //////7//{’7/% T2 Oser, Muriel and Fowler McCormick, chil- 7 McCormick, vesterday appealed from recent United States District ‘ourt order dismissing a petition for injunction to restrain the pay 7 fund to Mrs. MeCormick. 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