Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY. MAY 18 1926. b 19 TWO COLORED TEACHERS |uorine o comumson ot ine| WIFE DIVORCES ARTIST. n, w en 1 Hos \ D l!il'r world, have heen discovered by |depc are no one, knows as yet, be. |AI(I " A l . t Cot (v il | electrical prospecting methods de-. | cause no borings k 3 hottom. erman po oglzes o Ly ~ounclt < ¥ - e been i pit whe he r A e ious- | lenm-d by Hans Lundberg and Karl o o % - . 173\ 783 1. . % | VICTIMS OF DISTURBANCE | Ghaadil hix | R < 2 4 g ) B 4 s § arges. £ i Sunlberg, mining engineers, at Boll ) et For Attending “With Whisky in Me \ st might. i i | Gharges. in Paris Suit, William 0 A den, in the province of V r 2 !r.n- the construction of a d e RO Siicks by Dase: Hall Bats: Do Burton Deserted Her. | ) frole. the Baltic coast at Skellefte: ruck by Base Ball Bats During wo 17-year-old colored hoys were 5 by 50 miles g ave arted By the Associated Press ol thicl ” ekt E B belide ot the it pred . LAY ay 18 (P).— Mrs H FUUND UNDER |BE 0 r we 1| 30 miles away, have heen starte e [ specches in which they resented the | Row Befors High School rrested by police of the second pre. | it i fml i e L { G i o " — Geotieh et ot e A ”‘49” nsinuation and denied they had been | | > i o With theiy 1nVesth | yogay from. William O. Burton, Amer i | AIL R R SE TENCED b oo l_m"lm;"xfi”: ml): PSe% | Coudh. howeves) aroser and | Game Started. 53 can portrait painter now living i = s traced thiouh he e ** ' MAIL ROBBER SEN | ballios Jemendiy an e fleos of | ™AY ; | i et vl ; Varis, Mrs. Burton alleged that i e ey the council for attending a recent | u-hx‘;k;m' never taken a drink nl‘ :, BB Sl st left her and refused to returs ; 5 Besides gold. these ore bodies have Swedish Geologists Locate | \.cn foundyto contain vopper v LOS ANG May 18 OPL council meeting ‘“with iwhisky in | T and Duvall inve i n is the san > n o e s : ) o [ Kl st ano gy wan ke | much to my sorrow, come into this | : of | ther. ' to be captured of | s apology was accepted | piigine’ With whisky in me. The oc.| P s O | s - . late Max Bernhetmer j 1 wer of w York, wha 34 Ore Bod|es‘ Covered . de s o b gang of six which robbed a $500,000 | unanimous vote. fon was the one Mrs. Andrews |, rion bk taurhance | t | sulphur will mak + Swedis | truck here t October, vester- | e charge against Alderman Couch ks of. Ly field in rear of n.'mn.f:- HI"’I'lBlack. Green, Orange House Opens o oo changed B mam, - The = who changed his name by Glacial Drift. [ ills independent of the imports of | Y s s e ish to make an apology. 1am | School, at First <tree V YORK, May 18 () lack. | 5 ident of the Atlanta Women's | t happened and it won't hap: | hase ball teams of 2 d LS, May 18 UP). A black. | from Bernheimer to Burton in 191 5 i sther George this chemic i n e s s ars in c : t the opening of the | pen again.” o e . ¥ yunbar High wel i the Associated Press ofticial ge | : amdavic sworn (0| " A “number of council me ki3 Wiley jiiouge in g ol t g m the death of Neapgaie are s 3 A as read. iree | prajsed th )derman for 8 e & e S A g Mre. Frederich Hou & 5 ; S : 3 praised the alderman for what th 18 struck o e Pty e = TOCKHOLM. May 18 : eal il e other members of the council were | termed his “manly action” e L R e | : N & at & 1 Amel v Burton was married to Lucile : as o st F mentioned in the affidavit counell vot . , avit. : ted to accept the apology. | ers by 1 ; il velin. head of s 1 1,300 to 1400 tons of copper and ove e Reit with the police in which | When the affidavit was read. how | Mrs. Andrews “'..,'"m'.:m,,h",“',"",',,’.,L,},. e A1, | v Al 15 | Harfwing W p 2 Lok g L conscious, i & ] ds and g s, lon September 1920. 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