Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . TUESDAY. MAY {1926, FATHER ELUBBEU l LOSES LIBEL APPEAL. |ERICSSON MEMORIAL | 5ihs oteasion™ 2 “accorative | TOURIST CAMP BUILDING | rccereine o Sk, e 0 iiing | o — ach \l disc: d, but wi hlic of th al nnl"f’l‘r‘ul‘lvma;a.r:wed”um but was PLANS TO BE MODIFIED né:rlim:]ul lic parks of the tiona 'Mlsnomry Fails to Get Reversal o{ PROGRAM DISCUSSED | UAt ihe suggestion of the Xational XPECT to find Commission of Fine Arts, Maj. Grant | Adverse Decision. K » . : N BY SUN MAY []'E‘ e e 'KING'S ENEMIES GET LIFE. | change to Goloniat Design wit 5e | 5o0 e 2 o o | e ary of Union, Miss.. vesterday low | President Will Be Principal Speak- Made Before Contract for Con- m to the appearance of the | and unusual | hix appeal trom a decision of the Dis er at Fete That Will Draw | Five Sentenced in SPM" for At-| trfer Supreme Court in favor of Ross | tempt to Dynamite Train. struction TIs Let. | building at Haines ,]':”u_‘m“'?:“‘:‘hl::j versions of the Sum- . | A. Collins, Representative from Mis i | Tlans for the permanent field honse | revise the plans and __— Daughter and Wife of Balti- opl; who had becn nued by Arnold | 1 |, FARCELONA, Spain, May 4 OP).— |in the tourist camp in East 1 for the construction of the hnild Lot mode—at the | for $130,000 for alleged Tibel. The suit | : U'wo sentences ‘of life inprisonment | Park are to be modified b - g will be aeked for within a few 2 price every woman . was filed in 1 and was the out - and three of 12 years were meted out | contract for ks more Business Man Also srowth of a political cont when | Ians for the ceremony in connec-| by the court-martial which tried seven | wants to pay. the wife of Arnold opposed Colling In | fion with the dedication of the me-| men on charges of attempting to | i the primaries for Congr morial to John kricsson in West Po- | dynamite the King’s train at Gar | . 2 Severely Injured. [Maunola claimea that conine had |t 50 dietsed today by | 182 Mav. Two of the defendants were | | A Feature Collection - spread a report that one of Arnold's | po 0 & acquitte | tepresentative Chindbloom. chairman | *“L0 2 | af ancestors was of negro blood, A jury | 5 hose sentenced to life imprison. BRO/‘ | . linsa |of the ritizens' committee. with rep- | o "0 SERCIIEE o0t o e | Br the Assouiate found for Collins and A nold appealed. | i 5 o Bt . W T fo £ 8D vesentatives of the office of public | ntil b . bt - RALTIMORE, Miv &= Polive comb | The appellate tribunal dectares the | UL STa untie parks of the Na-| GoriEs | 0 e INCORPORATED o New Dresses ed the highways today in se cestimony submitted sustained he | SRS UG PULS A GUEED T e must be approved by 721 NINTH STRFET NORTHWEST of Harry M. Rowe. ji.. who last 1 yace of the ancestor and refused to | onal Capital, IREre L0 S (| Gen. Primo de Rivera, the premier. - fractured the skull of his father disturb the verdict of the jury kiitntee Ty | . B T 829.7-) Harry M. Rowe. 1 prominent Balu A . | President’ Coolidge will be ""i Rugs brought from Tientsin, China. | A N S| AL, more husiness man. stabbed his : T ) | s principal Ker at the dedication, country in the last vear would | ter Portia tvice and canse HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH. | RS Win i held on May 20. At | eover o f 5 InTARE S o SR Sl ¢ uunpln.-.(. hut the plaster model wi 1t Catonsville, a suburh. Che - | Woman Slain With Hatchet in Ari- | s % i 3 : { [ he placed on the pedestal for anvensl : N e of Dud oo it it g A pholeced ion e pedest ol Gt $20 315 $20 SUMMEK SILK GOWNS imninhn; (RN hosa Bl ph of Sweden and the princess o DR, AD IS PR e may prove fatal. Mrs. Rowe suffered | WLLIAME, Ariz. A il are coming to Washinzton to be preg a bhroken crm. the loss of a finger v, A i ent at the dedication, but it is not Dependable used cars now on d:.. and other hurts in jail after s aner’s_inquest into nu\lnl-lr that he will deliver an ad-| play in new second floor showreom, $ 7S Police called by Mre, Rowe hroie | tha"death of his wife. Mrs, Hazel £ cs, 1t was said today. However,| ae I, Street. Into the house. found Dr. Rowe, |johnson, who was huthfl‘aum(hn" 1o the present program, wha is treasurer of the Carozzi- in fourist automobile camp near| will place a wreath on the memorial. ]R MCReynoldS & son THE $18 75 BARGAIN SALE PRICE |5 DECIDEDLY LOWFR THAN THE ACTUAi Rewe Construction Co. and a former | here Sunday nig The inquest| Plans were made for the erecti COST TO MAKE. BE-UTIFUL, NEW, EXCLUSIVE FASHIONS president of the American Antomo- | “indications point to|of a grandstand to seat nmu-nxsmavr Sales—Service | bile Association. slumped in a chair 2 Johnson™ as the slayer. |iv 2,000 and for the handling of thel 1423.25-27 L St. N.W. DEIGHTFULLY COOL : FEFRFSHING.Y DIFFERENT MART FOR TOWN COUNTRY CLUBS SMART DAYTIME WEAR s<hes in the head unday and said they were en route | nd Unconscions, from I Angeles to Chicago by au | be auzmented by thousands of Se § tomobile. Johnson said he was a eivil| dinavian Americans. who have indi 14th and Park Road N.W. story m the ho ol. 2619 Rowe was found - Ao, eossesnsasesernssnvasesnveve *&’.flm ' ha B 2 { " Portia had fall r N her wounds at the ¢ ceremonies ch will tend the ceremonies. and whic Sales n BUSINESS :: COLLEGE BPAUTIFUL NEW COLOURS. AL‘O WHITF, NAVY AND BIACK S FCIALIZED MOD-15 ®0R /ADAMF AND MA"EMOISPLL® | | wrecked library with four he Johnsons registered at the camp| greai thronz which s expected to at Main 7228 ' SMART SUMMER RESORTS SUMME SPOXTS TRAVEL - suse, where she had N T Fur garments repaired and remodeled—estimates given! Furs stored in dry, cold circulating air. Telephone Main 725 police Hlarry jr. had entered sud denly whila they were reading in the lihrary. Without speakinz. he beat his father about the head with a har He also rried a knife. she said When M towe and Portia 7 vears old. the younger man stabbed : B¢ the zirl in the breast and threw his stepmother in the fireplace. she said. i : Woman Leaps From Window. Fashion with For Women fled from the house only fo | Ken and stabbed in the back, | | VALUE! A FASHION INSTITUTION and Misses! o the house, the maddene, Rt b Eobe | Paris Washington Neworh from a second story window, cing her arm and tearinz off a finger. 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