Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1926, Page 7

BROWNING INVESTS INFIRESIDE GAMES : Visits Toy Shop With Girl- | THE EVE G guard in the hotel at N. Y. where he has been tging during the past two days with his bride. When he was con: lering | the adoption of Mary Louise . he received a son in a letter. He s the writer of letter | ng arrested. Meets New “Daughter.” Driving with Browning in h imported aut Bride, Who Is Busy Buymg <pent m sive frocks a avenie shops. 4ay of an Expensive Frocks. i hy bridze the ap of vears 1 her and him After her shopping tour vesterday Mrs. Browning said: “Why, scarcely hesun my shopping vet. 1 have ever so many things to get.” shopping rounds in v her ard W . who ) is 1o pr 1 tamily, ion durlng his honeymoon oid bride to visit a She mikes b St sets of| Brow nm_ nes intended mothc t he bride fiveside amuse as needed to save her from the crowds GUARD CHIEF IS NAMED. Maj. Gen. E. J. Williams to Head 30th Division Troops. Ga.. “April 16 (®).— Na to the feminine a coat, in Fifth . on the fifth bought 1 eng wedding ri MACON DESERT TRACKER * HUNTS FOR FLYERS ‘7‘ Pianes Fail Spaniards as Sa_nd;lorms t b 1 have | | aniel an- | s | w | storm has heen rch for Capt. Estevez m—— across the desert by an armored car. MADRID, April 16 (#).—The search | | by air and land of the Syrian desert | for the Spanish aviator, Capt. Estevez, and his mechanician, Calvo, was with- out result yesterday, according to of- ficlal advices received here. The search is being hampered by sandstorms, but nevertheless it is con- tinuing. The aviators have been lost since last Sunday, when they deserted their plane near Amman while on a ! flight from Cairo to Bagdad in the at- tempt of a Spanish squadron of three planes to make the journey from | Spain to the Philippine Islands. Tanks and armored cars are travers. | Ing various parts of the desert in an | I'effort to find the fiyers. Bonfires are lghted at night in an endeavor to at- | Yact the attention of the missing men. | to Eind Lost Rage in Palestine. he Assoeisted Press April 16.—British led in their nd his méch nish fying expedi- | | up to signal news of the search. Canadian Journalist Dies. April 16 (®).—Col. Henry Ham, 79, journalist for vears, and connected with the Ca- acific Railroad Co., died yes n of the n expert tracker in the Russell Pasha of the Cairo taken today to Capt. Es abandoned airplane, near Am- | lestine, and h«;,un tracing the | mm and pr X'WiN he diffieult If you need work, read the want . columns of The Star. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 4 . I ! ent Soviet commissioner of education. | 100, The 70-yearold woman entered the | | Jo" court leaning on a guard’s arm, and in scarcely audible voice pleaded not The indictment charged in The tracker is being lccumplniedY everal wireless outfits have been set {" C, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1926. WOMAN, 70, ACCUSED OF TREASON BY REDS Is Alleged to Have Betnyed Many of Revolutionaries Who Were Her Friends. guilty. numerable revolutionaries, whose plan: of whole betrayals and ! revolutionary movement. Moscow, elegant salon, holsheviki. today. frequented by By the Associated Press. MOSCOW., April 16.—Accused of the betrayal of some of the most prom inent ‘revolutionaries, Sierre- | dmother | fohn aces a % revolutionary mong the | at the 8t -ons she is alleged to have he. | for the m ed is Anatole Lunacharsky, p Dick Pauley Slayer Is E]ectrocutcd HI 1 e X Coleman, Tex Newly Arrived! ‘Handbags 32 95 Unusual values oi- feved in pouch, under- arm, tapestry and vanity bags. Plain and grained leathers or smart tap- estries. Nicely lined. Bright colors and black. | the confidence of the leaders of the | She lived in | where she maintained an The trial will eontinue April 16 () electrocuted e prison here early todu der last May of Sheriff e 000 ATTEND-RAISIN FESTIVAL IN FRESNO| individual poy Myx* Crowned Klng After groups, en were frustrated by | the woman, who for years enjoyved Three-mile Pageant . Parade. Auto Races Featured. | By the Associated Press. FRESNO, Calif., April 16.—Led by Gov. . Richardson and Mayor James Rolph of ancisco, 100, 000 persons came here rday to witness the eighteenth annual cele- | bration of Raisin day. Marked hy a pageant parade three ength, the celebration finale lest evening atfon of Tom Mix, motion pictur . and m! reached with the Hollywor Miss Alb Col- ng and | and Mrs. Horn | ony, Stanislau: queen. Earl Cooper won a 25-mile automo- bile race, defeating Peter de Paolo ard Bennett 'Hill. He circled the speedway af dn average speed of 104 miles an hour. Hill took second. The | time was 14 minutes 25.4 seconds. | De Paolo, driving at an average | speed of 103 miles an hour, won the 50-mile speedway sprint race. Cooper | was second and Hill third. = Hill drove | the fastest lap of the race, at an average of 112 miles per hour. De Paolo’s time was 29:4. King to Hold Court in May. LONDON, April 16 @ .—It is of- ficially announced that the King and Queen will hold courts at Bucking- ham Palace on May 13 and 14. « Ford of Wi County, as Toileiry S pecials $1.98 Perfume Sprays, $1. 35¢ Odorono, Z9¢c. 50c Pompeian Face Powder, 42c. 10c Big Bath Soap, 3 for 25c. $1.25 Bo Trellment. 7Sc; face . powder and $1 Coty Face Powd-r, 79c. 69c Seven Sutherland Sisters’ Hair Grower, 49c. Street Floor d anthorities have heen in \m-vn Floor apnointment on April New Address Edmonston "¢}y 34 st While the 4ay dropp other couple’s | £ v ¢ n border a memb shington. worries matrimo had rec phone c: some time he h the militia boar STACY-ADAMS SHOES FOR MEN The foundation of the success of S-A Shoes, is laid nn QUALITY of material, Orugmnhty ‘of Tast,""and the Highest Class of shoe making. For these delightful Spring days, when most of the day is spent out of doors—why not a chic new coat of Lorcheen, Poiretsheen, Twill or Novelty Cloths in one of the newer*fashions? Men find these shoes’ the best as the hest shoes they can wear, .. . may rob you of not only money, but y tressures you cannot replace. “buy?’as well High and qu * All Leathers $12.50 Up EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 612 13th Stl'eet West Side—Bet. F & G Sts. Next Droop’s Music House ANDREW BETZ, Manager #n the wall or in the floor. 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