Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1926, Page 30

307 EVENIN T\*G THE VM sman G Widely Diff VALENTINO COMES ™=, %eems of‘pi:o?;:i»arama By the Associated Pr CHEYENNE, Wy 0., November 26, The ofticial clemency record of Gov. »f Wyoming, made t she has pardoned ice | ty-four were given full pardons and BACK, EX-WIFESAYS - Likes Applause at Theaters. ! oty 1 Miss Hudnut Asserts Aiter Seances. singe taking of prison sen- and._ pafoled 34 men and tences women. Two of those pardoned were serving | Secretary of for_second-degree murder. Kach had | spent 10 vears in prison. By the As<o NEW dolph Va ated Prose JRK, November ino, one of the gt November 26 UP). the nine mrdo Ru- atest ner entire guber yoming durin; Miriam A. 1 term, Gov gusen, Texas' woman execut ized Thanksgiving eve by exter & clemency to 32 prisoners. T two were paroled. The clemency procla 3 day came on, the heels of a batch of 151 issued Monday. Records. of the tate show that since she took office, in January, 19: Ferguson hus signed 2,711 clemenc. prociamations. She has granted 590 fall pardons and nearly $00 conditional The prison population of ar exceeds that of Wyoming ure actors while he lived, ead the boards te’ stuge now that he red Tludnut, second sserted vesterday. on the stage motion pt has aspirations to of the legitir is dead, V divorced w Miss Hudnut, known GERMANY SEEKS WAR {-GUILT ISSUE DECISION: at Nautacha Rambova. arrived on th Houeric o medium. Parties in Relchltsg Favor Sub-! Le was : | mitting Question to World Court ! el for Settlement. conflded to the medium- s, o1, | BY thie Assouiated Press b BERLIN. November 26.—Germany st hafing under the stigmu of s u cliizen of alentito_ is still plane. guilt placed upon her by the Ver. tle hopes to become a sallles treaty. The Reichstag vester- actor there. a resolution introduced day adopted 1 ¥ie has e - the middle partles, heard the He has (on (e Bavarian peasants, German Hanoveri- worldly pl Pictures | an, economie, Bavarian’ peoples and as been were being pleased at th in the minds of the : Wants Will Curried Out Everything in the theater, ver, Now seemns st centrists, requesting 1k nt to inquire into the pc German governr he senéed 1dicnce. investigate the question of war guilt. Only the Soclalists and Com:nunists | voted against the motion. Gerrgan foreign poliey guidance of Gustav Stresemann, which throughout the Summer and umn recess of the Reichstag was fed on without Parllament’s par- . met with overwhelming ¢p- This policy has as tory hargaining with France. of non-confidefice in the how him as | ‘commu- reen ac- | fis deathbed He muade 1o t nications” of Pola ton by “spolke to &ubje W agalinst t pported by the other parties by a serman Nallonalists, who in the press had proclaimed unflinch- OBPOs jon to the Locarno and gements, remained pas- ined from voting. ——— As a protest against jealousy, which she declares has made her life intol- received | erable, Mrs. Elliot Lynn, England's Chureh. | p aviatrix, has abandoned ! Ramboya many sear given up the sac which abit when L of the Catholic <uch practices Warned of His Death. that while Le wi chateau he Tie edinm sai at 2Miss Ramboy ceived a. psychic received w 'spirl sage” from Valentino calling | Rambova. He sald she re-; cable and received a reply by s, of course, prior u,! lying in, L here, be- d a “‘commu ar deploring . ad “recognized and | f those who filed ; had not | past his b Kknown he plans to publi hook about her com- munications with her former hushand. All Over ior Hi.m. . the London Humorist. | apher—Noy t look a lit- | tle more pleasant. more smiling—one | —two— three! It is done! Thank you, | madam You can now resume your expres Pbilips A New Purchase of Smart Hats Fashioned of Faille Silk, Bengaline and Felt REATLY UNDERPRICED $ 3.85 Every new Winter mode. A galaxy of bril- liant colorings—as well as black. A wide variety of styles and designs. A hat for every one. sborn ELEVENTH ST. 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