Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1927, Page 19

at the Lam home, in which several of. ficers were routed. Lam had been ar~ | rested on charges of jail breaking. Virginia Woman Charged With| With his brother, Virgil Lam, and T royal aid in strengthening the bonds| Crown Prince will take his turn as of friendship between Sweden and the | regent. United States. nder of the trip around arded as more of a private enterprise. Watches of Americans arriving in| United The arrival of the roval party is | England must ahead three min- | piloted by now sch bruary 10. The | utes to counteract the effect of the fog | friendly invasion of Can: Crown Prince and Crown Princess ar- | upon the works here vesterday afternoon a Princess Home. l\'I' '“tll:'mll'l"r:'s s of the - Highest Quality and it costs Fatal Results in Pitched Bat-| tle Between Sheriff’s Posse and Moonshiner. By the Associated Press. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, 26.—Preparation for a tremendous popu reception to Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Crown Prin- | cess Loulse, unequaled since the re RY CLEANIN G By the Associated Press | ap, MONTF January not THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 26, 1927. '[WU K"-I-Efl 3 HUR]’:PLAN GREAT RECEPTION y | FOR SWEDISH ROYALTY | PeXies s under way: throughout | - After their return to Sweden, King | HRirie auniEred, i Nekey. midw- DA Lanphler reported| LURAY, Va., January 26.—Nrs.| Mishaps. . not ; the tops of trees | vesterc planes |3 gon and a youth named Taylor, | turn of the explorer, N. ived at Calro last Sunday on their||) § ¢FRIENDSHIP’ FLYERS |from Ottawa accomplished in 2 hours| MOTHER OF 8 PRISONER. \ ‘ n that forced them down on the | | others of his gang, he is still at large. e ot M see other | Fannie Lam, mother of eight children. be seen until the pla The | charged with aiding her husband, Sel- | denskiold, from hi by steamer from Bombay to Mar- and 19 minutes. ARRIVE IN MONTREAL the | | e i Sweden, Gustav will leave almost immediately £ River, near Hawkes. | Aiding Husband’s Escape. { Landing was made without | Was arrested in her mountain home | above them 1 | Janua w 410 18th 3 imates. Maln 1400, 1101, 7. passage north of Siberia nearly 50 | seille Shortly after leaving Ottawa | Tr It will be a citizens’ 2 rather | to visit Queen Victoria in Romen, i % ; |N L'HUDR RAIB emendous Demonstration Will| than a military or off nonstra- | where Prince William also will_oin [Forced Down by Heavy SnOWSfDrm!h,,L P06t CartiBeVIE BIEtib | sdcial DiLssban Ho THE SUas | Welcome Crown Prince and tion, and its purpose will be to ex-[her at the end of his American lecture e s Fleld here. Maj. Lanphier reported v p the ‘countrys thanks for the ' tour. During the King's absence the After Leaving Ottawa—No : although | . with two of her daughters, | are fitted with ice-landing de 7 RBring or enclose this ad with ord After a_short wait they took | don Lam, to escape several days ago. er a flight | the air under better conditions. | A desperate battle had taken place YNLTENLRA I 1N PN TN TS TS IS0 TN 00 100 0N 0. IZIN LINSTINS By the Associated Press. CAMDEN, Ark., January 26.—Two ' men are dead and three are slightly wonnded as the result pitched battle between a sherif posse and an alleged moonshiner near here last i Duris E Stan- se st i ting party ef a by- J"fpe"r‘:'-‘ G Street at Eleventh Telephone Main 8780 [ January Sales A Very Special Offering of All-Wool Two-Pants s Blue Serge Suits A new Palais Royal in the making. Lay in Ambush, Charged. Kresge Department Stores, Inc. said St had that od. His wife and d | daughter lived in a 2| 1S for the officer H "hen Deputy Horton approached, it | o ] been | Sale Extraordinary! White Swan and Betty Brown Hoover Aprons and Uniforms 1 98 o practical—so durable—that , Stanley opened fire, Kill- ing him instantly. B. M. Milner, another deputy, then opened fire upon Stanley. Two of the wounded men were in with the first outburst of Stan- ey's gun. Several men, seen in Stanley’s tent by the officers, escapes during the battle. In some manner Stanley Lewis with a knife before he was shot | down; it was asserted Worthwhile Savings! A Sale of Glove Silk Underwear Warrant for Woman. The officers also carried beside the regular sedrch warrants, a warrant for the st of Mus. Stanley, brought by Lewis on a charge of disturbing| the peace. | Bluff, where the shootings “cil field rendezyous,” a: ers, is a short d ¢ Hill, which lies at the edge of the Louann oil field. = So trim EXPULSION OF MONKS ORDERED IN UKRAINE Oldest Monastery in Russia Affect- | ed by Decree—Built in 1055 by Vladimir. By the Associated . KIEV, Ukraine, January pulsion of all mo others from tk 26.—Ex- * has been order- | an government. The public been directed to punish those who have already been | found guilty of appropriating hin the monaste: the monastes most revered in mother of Ru Russia’s first printing press w lished and the first Bible i e skull of St. , the monastery 73 sain into the stone wall, ** the Kingdom of Heaven,’ wisible immured in their narrow cells. LOSS LIMITED TO $50,000., Bpectacular Fire Threatens Qu;xker Oats Mills in Cedar Rapids. CEDAR RAPIDS, Towa, January 26 (P).—A spectacular fire which threatened the Quaker Oats mills last night was conquered by firemen after & three-hour fight. The loss will not exceed $50,000. First reports that one fireman was killed and two were missing later were proved erroneous. Two work-| men were slightly injured. The fire followed a dust explosion on the sixth floor of the old feed house, only remaining building of the original plant, which, in late years, has been reb Concrete of the new grain elevators prevented the spread of the fames. | oA AR i Lieut. Col. Baskette Promoted. | Lieut. Col. Alvin K. Baskette, | Quartermaster Corps, at headquarters, | 7th Corps area, Om: Nebr., has | been promoted to the e of colonel. | He is from Tennessee and began his military career in the Spanish war as first sergant in the ' ee Volun- teer Infantry, in which he afterward was commissioned first licutenant. He was appointed first lieute Regular Infantry in Febr and shortly after was the Quarte: reached the onel in July bis services Rejects Capital Punishment. Dak., Januar; Senate 'y would have hment in this to 19 ay killed a bill whi restored capital puni State The vote wa ir] EEEPRCRLYUNIRARRRES No Matter What_ } weather from the elements, B beneath the Colbert-% laid roof. & {iStout tinning and % the name “Colbert” & are one and the same @ : Maurice J. 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