Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1928, Page 13

A CROWN PIINCE ENJOYS 1 1CE. Crown F mark risking a tumble the ice at Copenhagen. where it is no novelty. His companion is Fraulein Grethe Landsberge. Austrian owner of a famous lace collection and friend of the Danish royal family. Copyright by Underwood & Underwood. BICKY UXT FOR A SOVEREIGN. King Christian of Denmark at the heim eof his iceboat in which he enjoys his favorite Winter sport at Copen- hagen. The King rarely fails to enter a race there and has numerous vic- fories 1o his credit. Copy rl"hl b; ndcr\\m)d At&'ndr‘r\lood V[}!GE m EBNGRES Housmu MAKING BID AR, WASHINGTON, . Capt. Herbert Hartley . former ekipper of (he Leviathich, and Lawrence Wilder of the Liner Transoceanic Corporation as they called on_President Coolidge vesterday. Capt. Hartley will manage the operating division of the new line. Copyright by P. & A. Photos. GERMAN FLYERS INAUGURATE AIR SIGHT-SEEIN their Globe Trotter seaplane with which they arrived on the NER. ner Columbus at New York yesterday. operate from the boat to take passengers up over the ports at which the liner docks and to make side trips with the tourists. p. ¢. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1928 THE TORCH OF LIBERTY BURNS AGAIN. yesterday commemorating the 150th anniversary of the signing treaty of alll:lm‘f v«llh France on hhnurv 61 Wfidi‘ World Capt. Vetter Hagen, pilot (at right), and Rudolph Flittner, mechanic, with As a new idea in commercial flying. the plane will Copyright by P. & A,Photos. Smoke pours from the torch atop the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor during the ceremonies SINGER AND BRIDE ON HONEYMOON. Reinald Werrenrath, the oper- atic baritone, with his bride, the former Miss Verna Nidig of Washington, spending their honeymoon at Buffalo, N. Y. Their marriage the other day came as a surprise to the music world. ; of the l’huvm BRITISH RACING CAR ARRIVES FOR TRIALS. This view of Capt. Malcolm Campbell's “mystery” car, the Bluebird, emphasizes the novel rear- end construction of the racing monster, in which he will try to break the world speed record at Daytona Beach, Note the position of the two radlaxon Copyright by Un ood & Underwood - 511 SR0ISNETTED | {ACOSTA PLANNING FLIGHT Q TO ROME, PAPEH CLAIMS ¢ Will Hop OF in May Is Report Offers Spectator’s “Season Ticket” for Each Contribution of $100 Toward Expense. 4 ! | INTAX-TITLE SAL Rochester Man Leads List With Deal Involving 3.373 Lots. | ;‘ Flyer to Face Court in March FRD.LISURED % 22 in Appeal From Fine. Jesse Benjamin Makes Plea Before Citizens’ Association. By the A BRIDGEPORT The Bridgeport | that Bert Acosta . { Byrd's plane to the she i 3 % . i ; | will hop off for Rome # y | Fokker plane some time in | Will take off from Curtiss F ¢ Island. and will r three me! face the Common F rbury at the March om the fine and d by the Naugatuck | Borough Court January 25. when he ! was convicted of low fiving in vio of the State aviation derstood that he will contend was stunt fiving and was not fly Conn. Feb Telegram said who piloted Com s of France.! a tri-motored May. He eld. M carry the Associated Pre HOUSTON, Tex., February 7.—A| spectator's “season ticket” will bel| awarded each contributor of $100 or more to Houston'’s $300000 fund t finence the Democratic national con- | {vention under tentative plans an-| nounced vesterday. Session tickets also may be awarded lesser contributors. R. 8. Sterling, chairman of the finance committee, emphasized, how- ever, that the convention fund is not to | aiscd on & Ucket-selling basts, ! tickets simply will be given out raid, under whatever schedule ls finally adopted, to those who demon- strate their interest in the convention by contributing o its cost | - WTORHIOE DRV ONCANGER S SEEN AUTO DESTROYED BY F'“E Turk Dcputy Can Lay Hands on Casl{etq Government Takes Hand in ™ S""""" i i Of His Ancestors for 47 Generation Search for Cure, Paper | one automoviie w v de-| e : ‘ | ,, Asserts. ADA-BAZAAR, stroyed and two others damaged by | st 15 belleved 10 have starte s [ ire that 15 belleved to have arted inl, Ul & | the garage of Reginald Poole, rear of o {hix home at 538 Fourteenth street Nationl Assembly, he As | southeast, shortly after midnight and | the largest collection CHIC, M,o February 7. The Chieago | spread W the sdjoining ga of Ray- the world Herald and Examiner in a copyrighted . mond C. Dyer, dccupant of the premise In two maus story today sald the Federal Govern- | Piremen reached the scene shortly | one at Ada-T N put his ment has begun orgamization of a uni- | after the fire was discovered und an | hands on the easkets of his forbears in tion-wide fight 1o discover a cure | wlurm sounded. ‘They soon had the an unbroken jine of 47 generations “The tamily of Safet Bey wans started n Turkey when one of his forbears mi- Dr. crew of two | Acosta will Court in W on his appeal {sentence impo tax report erro colle by C tor of taxes g low NICARAGUANS HELD e ||IRNES FRENDS MATTINGLY IN NEW JOB. : Municipal Court Member Sits as Ma; Gen. Leluene Says Ev- MHW’:“":""’" l’:(‘.‘““““"" ery Community Wants U. S. Detachment. Munieipal Court Judge Rol Mat- tingly has substituted for Police Gourt Judges whenever one of them has on vacation or just wanted rrday 15 the frst time he trate in the traffc urged agopt % nation: T the ll. nd sdopted y 1eport of the i Associations utfrage, which urged national { 3 as against local suffrage faction with the present | ment b Dr. Turner | esetitation i the safest 1he mixe Fed- co “ RY ARE READY FOR SNOW. Doughboys of the id Infantry matching out of Fort Snelling, Mi military_ maneuvers over the snow fields. OF UNCLE SAM'S INF “ALPINE CHASSEURS b l.u‘h man I- trained u use these with their -H- and snowshoes, Damaged ]linm‘ eight years 1 E the st the 46 yeurs before the Turks, who were to ; found the Ottoman Empire, swept in Lunder the Jeadership of Orhan. Before they joined with the Ottoman lords, the ancestors of Safet Bev fought against 1 side by side with the cousaders. | 5000 ach generation of the family hag 1t holdw cd a writer worthy of mention i s sat as a mag s of “Purkish Iterature fet | branch Bey Is a leading cconomist and such a - ¢ muster of Fronch that he wn delegated |, At et Bioke MEINEE S TG to translate it that lunguage Prest- |y i Florida recuperating from & dent Kemal's famous 400,000-word | yepious iliness with which he was seized urkey, February 7 deputy to the Grand claims that he hax siek of ancestors in heen Prese yes! Maj Gen Marine Corps ;l!luthl\ of Niea: tented and peacetul Arriving here yes turn from Nicars on the state of one At Sivas and nmitees Mattingly 15 sub- ped a resol ition spaper quoted the people n ol & comp; s and ,,’.:“\',‘,‘l" Gen. Nobile of Ttaly Arranging Ex- pedition for Surveying and Map o | blize under control, but were unable Burg. Gen o prevent the almost complete destrue- ¢4 mming of the United Btates | on of the Poole garage and partial | @rated to Anatolia from Turkestan, | speech o e of the Summer ! vepublic : : L in the middie of 1 1;“11:;.11, o 1‘“‘1 s '; f}l-'nmm_’it)muurunn of the garage of the neigh- | 7| Judge Mattingly has presided in the The ¢ w Amed cal Assoclation con- | por Police reported an eftimaied | [ three other branches of the Police Court | and the Ma¥®y yre “ u,m.mm that the new cam Y 200 s U E s RE OR D D GI E G [gtte o oy ol N i Vi Tiie Funtic Health Bervice s going jco ' ik ' : : ‘ Court Is one month in length | Marines to go around Coprniy o ol the Government 16 a unified ef- | | A LINO N BN A l‘” :" :“‘I:“l.l ) o ot o conquer thiy baffiing disense s SEE R P 0 HlTs s AG - camputin st o s : Loty : [ | sent campatin i quest of the s a1 br Comming, ecording to the we- | | N IN PA I.EY x,‘ypn Also Suupwmlml at University R TR T i 5 ; ‘ at the beginning of the IV 8¢ sindes KT OOy i Ao s of Washington, Says Seattle IN BORDER RULING .. 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