Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1928, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1928.° Los Angeles Named Co-respondent in Suit of Aviator Br the Associated Presa. PENSACOLA, Fla. August 2.—A city was named as a co-respondent in a suit for divorce filed in court here yesterday John B. Ayres, attached to the naval air station here, brought the action against his wife, Gladys Ayres, alleging in his bill of complaint that infatuation for the city of Los Ange- les. Calif., affections. In his bill Ayres said that as a Navy man he had moved from city to city since his marriage in Los Angeles in 1921 and that each time his wife has been drawn to her na- tive city and that she has left him On these grounds Ayres asked that a divorce be granted. GARFINKEL DESIEN CHANGES_P_U\NNEDI Architects Start Revision for| 14th and F After Set- | back Decision. Stop he Zoning Commission had alienated his wife’s fram carryipg into effect original plans home of the department ckel on the north- teenth and F streets, ots and contractor for the oday to prepare & new for the new store of J west cory the archi en route to Paris, was last night of the ac- — i - | HISTORICAL DATA FOUND. ng Commission in re- fusing to grant him permission to erect Discovery in Mongolia May Throw Light on Early Man. the proposed building on the site which would to a height of 130 feet with- it setbacks above the 110-foot level d by (he existing zoning regu- LENINGRAD (#) amination of an a brought from Mor Kozlov, scientists w pieces of cloth representing a man, a by Mr. Garfi e of the projected G es H. Tompkins, the ¥ that he and the During the ex- cological collection velopment. ja by the explorer contractor architects. amazed to find | GRANT WILL FIGHT FOR SON'S CUSTODY Missing Child Found With | Father—Two Held in Pottsville. | s The devious trail of events in the al- | leged kidnaping of Harry L. Grant, 3d, | formerly of this city, led today to Char- lotte, N. C., where the child was located | with his father, Harry L. | vesterday according to Assoclated Press rant, ir.. | dispatches. | The child’s aunt, Mrs. Frederick { Byrne, of this city, and Thomas P. | samison, Charlotte attorney, are under |arrest in Pottsville, Pa. in connection | with the kidnaping. They were arrested |on charges of conspiracy preferred by |Mrs, Catherine Grant, the child’s | mother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Byrne ‘ Threatens Action. | Grant was highly indignant over the st of Mis sister and Jamison, accord- to the Charlotte dispatches. He de- nied that the child was kidnaped and | inreatened to bring proceedings for false the child to Charlotte. This, he 5!‘&* he had a perfect right to do, since he never had been divorced or legally sep- arated from his wife. The Charlotte police said they have no charges against Grani, nor had | there been any request from Potts- |ville or from Mrs. Grant for his ar- rest. Refuses to Yield. | Several Charlotte lawyers left last { night. for Pottsville to atiempt to bring | about the release of Jamison. The | charges against Jamison, they have | been informed, are cf a “purely tech- | nical character.” Mrs. Grant agreed to drop charges of conspiracy against Mrs. Byrne and Jamison if her boy is returned to her, | according to the Pottsville police. | Grant said last night, however, that I he had telegraphed {o Mrs. Grant that he would not surrender his son | Canada Becomes Alien | Scarcely 50 per cent of Canada’s pop- ulation is now of English, Irish, Scotch | or Welsh blood. Thirty-two per cent is | French, and the remainder is so varied that In Winnipeg 52 languages are One-sixth of all the people in Den- mark live in the city of Copenhagen | spoken. | | 'SLIP COVER Linen, 75c yard | mains an imperishable urge SAVANTS WILL NOT QUIT Sorbonne Rector Says Men Will Continue to Devote Their Time to Research. PARIS (#).—Sclence does not seem to fear a shortage of self-sacrificing workers in an age that is supposed to seek wealth rather than glory. “"The taste for disinterested work will not disappear any more than that for | art or beauty,” says S. Charlety, rector of the University of Paris, famous as he Sorbonne.” “A discovery leads to a form of glory that is appreciated by the initiated, but it does not forbid one to dream of it leading to fortune. The personal sat pfaction tha. comes from research r No_phi- losopher, no delver into old manu- seripts, doubtless no physiologis ever be rich: but_there will alw some of them. Go into our libraries, our laboratories, into the Pasteur In- stitute, watch at work the masters of radium. Give people like that choice of a fine workship or mor ary and they will quickly choose the laboratory.” ks ICE PLANT DAMAGED. Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., August 2.—Fire dis- covered at 3:15 o'clock this morning caused $1,000 damage to the Herndon ice plant. The loss is partly covered by insurance. ‘The new pumper of the Herndon Fire Department was in ser ice for the first time and its efclency and the nearness of two wells from which fo obtain water saved a much greater loss. The damage was confined to the ma- |fire first started from friction causing a hot box. Ice will be obtained by pur- chase until repairs are made. Montgomery Couple Wed. Speeial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., Atgust 2.—Fdgar E. Gregg and Miss Eveline Duvall, both of Dickerson, Montgomery County, were married by Rev. A. R. 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Instead he took | McDEVITT’S |1211 F st N.w. Main 3211 a belief d intel- 1al circles that the discovery will ¢ & fundamental revision of ancient | of the commis- | appeal for & - the project | mmission w(m‘.dk d change in son- | ative plans for ovision for a setback They’re Here! pointed out that a de- | e of necessity must have or the floors 0(: quired for office above 110 feet that the two be but 10 feet J the proposed Just Reccived—Srecially Priced Soleil Velours Fall’s Smartest Millinery You'll see thim everywhere ... for Soleil Velours possess that i omething call- ed “smartn A prominent manufacturer made us a great price concession to enable us to offer these hats for only Now comes the 1 \ct of the greatest Sum K % mer Shoe Sale. i | ation of one entire floor | provide adequate height for g seventh or top floor. An- ative, he said, might be to start the setback in the facades 31 feet below the maximum height of 130 feet instead of at the 110-foot level. The new development, however, Mr. Tompkins said. would be delaved pend- ing receipt of directions from Mr. Garfinckel. 750 prs. $10.50 to $18.50 “Carl- tons” and some “Arch-Preservers” —finally reduced: 5.85 Woven No Credits No Approvals . All Sales Final TWELVE THIRTEEN SCARCITY OF BLONDS All head sizes for miss and matron. ey wical Made to Sel! Fro= Are More Hardy Type 85 to 87.51 of Person. LONDON (#).—Blonds. in London 8t least. are being pushed aside by ‘Prunettes. According to London medical ex- perts, golden-haired beauties will in & comparatively short time be scarce, owing to their predisposition to circula- tion diseases, to which they offer less fesistance than the dark-haired types. “The Italians and the Welsh and Taces of their type thrive in places like London, and the fair-haired races tend 10 die off” savs Dr. C. J. Thomas of the London County council medical tment. who collected statistics on Men 150 Sports prs. 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