Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 36

36~ E THE FEVENING NTAR. WASHINGTON, D. . TRIDAY. MAY 7. 1926 = —————————————————— | | | Grand Anse, Canada, (0 live with his | ing. Asked if tho child would be| @irls' Fight Before Justioe. ' Pi_ANE Huu SlNK Qifices Wrecked HOST GOING MAY 30 &hen ™ ™ o vt [STILLMAN'S REUNION ¢ e e, | DSt s to New York wih them | O O e e il speak. | P L) illmans from | without Baby Guy. That is the an.|VANity cases, slippers, etc.. In _the nd former Wbiphs BB e Lo L 7 loffice of Justice of the Peace John | - i 1 | Senator 1°velinghuysen of New Jer|ywoulg Not Live in New York | lurope vesterday Mr. Stillman, for-|swer.” b7 Sl oy yelbhrorl Sl A obless Yien - | sey will attend | | L - dy. [ i . E | e i | p. | mer president of the National City | Z royal, starting over prosecution of ! S { Pawes Will Be Chief Speaker at! =1 | Without Youngest Child. Wife | " refused to say” whether he | 54 Hours Wins Piano Marathon. |two of them for calling another o (PR | : g | 43-Year Service Near Ead. | of Banker Bayes. would admit Guy's legitimacy. IHe g “habjtual firt.” C'Grady and a con- ST, Laying of Memorial Corner | o Marcus D. Cronin, U. §. In-| : | denied the parentage of the child dur- | MINNEAPOLIS, May 7 UP).—A new | stabfe had to call two more men to =T gyl i e ol S 1[5 the Associated Press | vt “unsucceasful divorce suit | world record for non-stop piano play- | heip them stop the war. The two de Civili Empl Stone at Marion tantry, recently stationed at Pitts-} " xpw YORK, May 7 inst Mrs. Stillman. ing was established here early today | fendan op the war. i viian 1 | S . = L B S NEW YORK, May 7.-Baby Guy |against Mrs. § X v X endants, who refused to pay $20 mployes of NaVyl AR o or Fhaas A | "burgh, will be placed on the reti®d | giman, storm center of the Stillman | iiman said ghe plans to go by’ Frank Brsentky of Minnespolie |ines, ars tn ail. . | Isiand € ve yesterday and wreck g5 etemE, [List of tho Army, August 20, on hiS | giuoree fight, will bo brought from | fos wad (hat Mr. Stillman wil spend |and five minutes of plasing in & ML a iadgelphia Kile tae Associated Press | * | the ‘afices 01 town ioMcl own application, after more than 43| yio James A. Stillman's camp at a few weeks there hunting and fish- | show window. Peking has a coal shortage O e * service. He is from ief. A 0 13 Others Saved. 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