Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1926, Page 12

12 PRINCE SENTENCED IN FRANC FORGERY Ludwig and Former Policei Chief Get 4 Years Each and Heavy Fines. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. ) The zreat 20.000,000,000 ¢ forgery Seandal in Hunzary has ended with the conviction of iwe of the prime mavers in a plot to res ,of Hungary and place upon it ¢ 14 yearold son of the ec and Queen Zita. men are Prince disch-Graetz, n Hungarian noble honse and staunch friend of the late king, and T, Emerich H. Nadossy, one time chief nf police of Budapest T hed 10.000 ineligible 10 number of gold kronen hold pubiic years office for Ranker Discovered Plot. The francs were printed on govern ment presses in the 1 Map Insti- tute in Budapest. The piot was dis cavered through the wife of the butler in the prince’s household sending to her daughter, who was visiting the home of a Holland banker, one of the 1,M00-franc notes. The banker found “that was counterfeit when it was given him to ho chanzed. Col. Jankovitch and twe other Hungarians were ar rested in Holland, whither they had heen sent to put some of the apurions manet in cirenlation. These three men reecived tarms of four vears' im prisenment French datectives aided in running t factors. Offiefal opin tn accept the view rted with the & to work out s plot in" which F) inei the note dentally The indietment chavged that he and 26 nther were implicated. but that he ving leader. It specified that vears he had cansed to be forged he Tween 23.000 and 30,000 of the 1.000 frane notes. Caunzel for the defense pleaded that the enterprize had heen nundertaken th patriotic 1ehabilitate Hun & at Jaast, to ruin those of Fy af the testimony adduced, g tended to chow that many of the forg' ers were lonkinz =olelv to personal Drofit Prince Lndwig was born in Cracow 41 vears ago. His srandfather. Mar shal Windisch-Graetz. put down the ravolutions inst Austria-Hunzar: in 1845, MOTORISTS WHO KILLED prince persons was the for two MAN TO REAR FAMILY | Tackle Widow Problem of and Nine Children. Court Action Postponed, Supporting ciated Prese Pa. May 27 rding in an aute n down and killed Au . father of nine chil dren. have chosen fo maintain ihe femily as 2 partial means = of jnan slaughter. t the eizht. have heen = came of the The father along the hi medicine for a s died. The m after hitting § apprehended. while walking i after obtaining < child. which later ailed to stop hut later were avraigned der, When ed. Counsel ex ad moved the wid iz n here nuicht he more cared for. and that thex planned evect and fur nich a home for the family at a epst of ahout F3.000. Cwnrt suspended sentence ee how the experiment worked BUS EXTENSION ASKED. Application Filed to Serve R dents of Monnt Olivet Road. ‘Tne Washington Rallway and Elee tric Co. petitioned the Public Utilities n today for permission to East Washington motor hus line from the present terminus. at Florida and Montello avenues, tn Mount Olivet mad. It was requested that the husses be routed by Florida avenue to Trinidad avenue, thence tn Oats street to Montelio avenue fo Maunt Olivet road and back the same way. The company alsn asked for author- abandon the leop at Eastern the to ot ol during schonl vacation. Summer . ¢ movement for the adop- HUNTINGTON TERRACE BETHESDA, Furnished or Unfurnished Bungalow of outstanding value, five rooms, tile bath, hardwod floors, solid bronze electric fixtures. Metal casement windows, electric hot-water heater, electpc stove, built-in features, open fireplace, awn- ings, screens, slate roof, one-car garage, over quarter acre of ground. Plenty of trees. H. LATANE LEWIS, Realtor See Mr. Pickett 1422 F Street N.W. {epresaritative Fish to Speak Be- of retribu ing the out- (re in | < entered and no | | The “Olympian” | that they | ! Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. | The“Olympian”carries complete | tion Club Car, Standard and Tourist ' {National Guard ! Fund’s Return to States Considered By the Representative Frrlow, Republi Minnesota, is co.operating h the War Department in draft hill to provide for the return ribution of several to National due money donated by 1< of the respective Gua at the outbreak of the World o be expended by the organi- zations as they chose. \When the 'dunits were inducted into Federal service many were hroken up and numerous transfers were made. allocation of the funds to the respective units hecoming impossi- e, The proposed hill would provide for return of the money (o the States, which would distribute it. MEXICO SEES SERRANO AS POSSIBLE PRESIDENT Former Minister n; ‘VNRL Return- ing From Europe. Will Be Met by Cabinet Members. woeiated Press MEXICO CITY. May, 27. Political cireles are most interested in the ex- pected veturn of former Minister of War Ky rrano. who has been on i special mission in’ Burope study- v conditions. prominent persons. in of the cabinet, have to accompany Gen. Serrano to the capital. Serrano is very ciose to former President Obre- | gon and is powerful in military and | political circles, There is muvhl speculation as to whether he will be- | come a candidate for the presidency or enter the cabinet of President Calles, - MEMORIAL PLANNED. northward fore Agriculture Workers. | Representative Fish of New York | will deliver the prineipal address at | the annual memorial services of the Department of Agriculture, to be held fomorrow afterncon at 3 n'elock In the anidterium of the New Natlonal Musgeum. in hanor of the employes nf the Department who have Iost their lives in the Nation's wars. The services, w will he held under the auspices of the Federal | Post. No. 824, of the Veterans of For- sign Wars, will he presided over by Mai. Gen. Anton Stephan. The Navy furnish_mu: SWAT THE FLY | Take advantage of an | early start by an aggres- sive war on the fly at the | beginning of the season, The Star has for free distribution wire - handle fly swatters. Ask for pne at the main office of The Star, or at il any of the Branch Agen- The ““Class” Train to Seattle and Tacoma You will experience new delights in transcontinental travel if you go | Northwest from Chicago on this in- | comparable train over the electrified | equipment for the traveler’s comfort and convenience, including Observa- | Sleeping Cars and Dining Car. Open | observation cars in summer through two full days of wonderful mountain scenery. Be sure to include the “Olympian” in your trip if you want to see and enjoy the most. 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Seltz is substituting in the de- hate for Tepresentative & Wallace Dempsey of New YVork, chairman of the Honse rivers and harbors com- mittee. whe sponsored the construc tion of a canal across New York State large enough to commodate ocean-going bhoats, Dempsey was prevented from comin to Detroit becaase of the consides tion of the rivers and harhors bil! in Washington today. Former Gov. Harding has b connected with the tidewater as; clation for years and is an arden supporter of the St Lawrence waterway, Representative Sosnowski of Michi- | zan will preside at the dehate. CHURCHMEN SML JUNE 10 Archbishop Kfiaflng Hur\fi English Catholics Coming to Chicagzo. LIVERPOOL. England. May 27 (#) Archhishop Frederick W. Keatinz, who will head the party of leadinc Roman Catholic figures from Liver {pool, Glasgow fnd Belfast to the Kucharist Congress at Chicago, plans to sail June 10 on the steamship Doric % % DY 2 /uJ k Where . All are welcome to visit and % | é 3 1227 G St. dozen | te which Chieago | Nepresentative | * | week “\ REAL SURF BATHING Pomt Lookout Wuhmglon s Logical Summer Resort Spend Decoration Day at Historical Point Lookout A most interesting 3-hour aute drive over wide, take yvou to a place worth seeing. that has been made of this unusual piece of |lnd—l||e prettiest spot on the water within 100 miles of Washington BATHING—-FISH]NG—CRABBING—BOAT"ING —GOLF—TENNIS—RIDING Route Map, Booklet and Price List of Cottages and Lots Mailed on Request POINT LOOKOUT CO. Owners and Developers G STAR. TWENTY HURT WHEN TWO TRAINS COLLlDE HEAD-ON' Cars T«!osroped hv C!‘I«h at Al- corn. Ark.—No Passengers Injured Seriously. | By the Associated P PITTSBURG, Kans., Twenty persons were i seriously, when two Kansas City on at Acorn. six miles north of Mena, Ark., early vesterday. This Informa- tion was received at the railroad’s division headquarters here. Failure of the airhrakes on train { No. 1, southhound, to function iz be- i lieved to have caused the wreck. Rail road officials said northbound af N ? had the right of way. trains had orders to meet at Acorn. The engine of the southhound trained turned over, and the m that train telescoped the b On the northbound train ate hetween Kansas rthur, Tex. ns op City and Port . Gmntess to Wed Gmnt 7 foet 11, weight ¥t/ wed dan. Van a bit_taller. ds of cloth to make her a coa’. silk stockings are s expensive that she cannot afford to |wear them more than twe d: She and Jan are pati Holland. LIGHTEN HOUSEHOLD LABORS Guaranteed Flectriecal Appliances for Cleaning, Washing, Ironing. ete, are sold here at surpris ingly small prices, 7 Investigate! Home Sleetlic S 513 10th s Main 6310 JOSEP 1. CAMPBELL the Great Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River Meet improved State Highway will see the beautiful sub. Main 6147 N.W, OUR FIRST SA LE OF FROCKS and GOWNS These dresses were originally made. to sell from $24.75 to $39.75. On SaleFridayand Saturdayat $18.75 This large assortment includes Geor- gettes, Crepes, Sport Silks, etc., fash- ioned in the newest styles. DURRELLS- Southern passenger trains met head. | LR N R N N N N N N N R N A S A S A A R AR A A A R S WASHINGTON, T i D. €., THURSD AY, MAY 27, 1926. SEE OUR WINDOWS TONIGHT vogue— JUDGE BARGAIN very in each \l\l(’-—\l E FOR OUR POLICY GUARANTEES EVERY PURCHASE “G” STREET CORNER TWELFTH Friday and Saturday! A Two-Day Sacrifice Sale of Our Entire $27,000 BARGAIN BASEMENT STOCK REMEMBER—this is not a special purchase—simply our regular stock —DRASTICALLY REDUCED 3 Reduced Groups im SHOES Tn addition to the savings in dollars vou are offered the newest and most complete assortments possible in shoes ‘of stvle, THEM IN OUR YOURSELE FHE OPPORTUNITIES shade and heel—ATLL SIZES., but not WINDOWS AND SENSATION AL All $4.40 & $4.90 | All $5.90 & $5.50 | All $6.90 & $6.60 SHOES 85 SHOES $ 85 SHOES $79 .85 $1.00 Faultless Glfarcntecd Perfect Chiffon HOSIERY Special Friday and Saturday Every $1.90, $2.80 and $3.50 Hat Basement Now— At this price hun dreds of Washington women will witness |h«-h;;|-ez|es' b $ Tomorrow’s Styles Today Guaranteed Perfect Full-Fashioned Chiffon $1.45 HOSIERY Service weight, a famous make we cannot mention here. Special 150 Fine Untrimmed Hats At this price they will cre- ate a sensation while, " they last All of Our 50c,‘75c and 95¢ Flowers 49: 25¢ Choice of the Main Floor ANY TRIMMED OR SPORT HAT FOR FRIDAY ONLY! YOU'LL SUGHE X SELL'S” NEVE SALE AGAIN <R WITNESS AT “RUS- every con- ceivable model is included in this collection—Hair Hats, leghorns, Felts, all the new high shades, as Milans, Azures and Taffetas— Peanuts, well as plenty of whites. -peaches, orchids, sands, grays, etc. COME EARLY—th will be the first to go!! See Them in Our G St. Windows e best values Remember— This Includes Merchandise That Arrived Yesterday T