Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1926, Page 26

0 RLD TIME RAGE ‘Washington’s home at Mount Vernon as he lived in it are gradually being returned. In making this announcement to- Expects to Nse Planes’ Bpats day, the Mount Vernon Ladies’ As- and Trains to Set Round- the-Earth Record. ation of the Union—the organi- zation which cares for the historic homestead on the Potomac—said the relics are being returned principally through the generosity of donors scattered over the country. The association, which has just held its annual meeting at Mount Vernon, also announced that its re- - | gent accepted an invitation to serve viation | with the § ork on | W, n and the Amer| t London as an THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, WTAY 18, 1926 ter plate from Sulgrave Manor, and an 1804 English edition of John Marshall's “Life of Washington,” with portraits, battle plans and maps. “Knowingly,” Omitted From Revolt Charge, Likely to STRIKERS ACCEPT MONEY. LONE WORD SAVES British Labor Thanks Russia for Aid—Need Called “Very Great.” MOSCOW, May 18 (#).—The Soviet News Agency announces that A. J. Cook, secretary of the British Miners’ t | Federation, has accepted “with deep- est thanks” the money given by the Soviet miners to aid the strikers in Quash Case in Texas. By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 18.—An indictment jointly charging eight political refugees from Mexico with conspirucy to violate the neutrality laws virtually has been quashed be- la Huerta, brother of Adolfo de la Huerta, one-time provisional Eresi- dent of Mexico; Antonio Hernandez Farrer, former Mexican Minister to Cuba; R. Esparza Martinez, former secretary of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies; Gen. Krancisco Coss, who entered Mexico City with Carranza several years ago; George Prieto Laurenz; Salvador Urlas; Lorenzo Nieto and Loevigildo Garcia. Judge West said he would with- hold until next Monday his formal ruling on the motion to quash made by the defense. The well known School of Experi- ence is largely coeducational. A. R. SANGER COLLECTION OF INDIAN RELICS SOLD Group of 1,350 Varied Specimens, Largest in Existence, Bought by New York Museum. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 18.—Pur- ch: by the Museum of American Indians of New York of the A. R. Sanger collection of relics of Indlan civilizatfon in Southern California was announced today by Prof. M. R. Harrington of New York. The collection, described by Prof. Harrington as the most complete in existence, consists of 1,350 stone im- plements, shell ornaments, skeletons and other a specimens unearthed on Caf other channel islands and ass ere. Prof. Harrington recently complet- ed two years of excavating near St. Thomas, Nevada, during which time he traced Pueblo culture to within "o ... _wamp ¥VENING BTAR WABHINGION O €, U A e s ————— Relics of Washington’s Home and Era Are Being Restored to Mount Vernon been recelved, together with a pew- 60 miles of California, he reports, Before returning East he intends to visit the Mohave Desert and Imperial Valley to investigate reports of the findings of outcroppings of Pueblo culture in this St To enable the blind in Japan to earn a living, a law is in force prohibiting any but blind persons practicing mas- sage. Store Hour. arly; Daturdays to é 3 S-W House Paints $4 Gal. All Your Spring Renewing —About the house — chairs, tables, floors, woodwork, wicker furniture etc.—needs but one medium— —Roger’s —Brushing —Lacquer Tt goes right over the old finish and on any surface—gives a last- ing and practically indestructible gloss. Dries while you wait. 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