Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1931, Page 28

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Greenbrier and Cottages ” .@ 2. remier esort Now Scheme ——1 29 the restoration of the kingdom and the reccgnition of her legal king. At one | tim> it s thought that Italy might | be intere: in" doing something, since the Quecn of Italy is a Montenegrin | princess and Mussolini would not b2 | averse to weakening the structure of | bis reighbor across the Adriatic. But { ncthing to date has_been done from | that quarter, and the mother of the| King de not cere to make too much | | fuss, since she is virtually dependent | upon & pension from the Belgrade gov- ernment, The ex-Empress Zita of Austria is not quite so hard up and helpless, but she has ta live frugally while bring- ing up her son, the young Arcnduke ‘(mo. as the future King of Hungary, | and even—if Mgr. Siepel of Austria and | | his school ever realize their schemes |and dreams—as eventual Emperor of a = | Danubian federation of states rating as a first-class power. | The de jure King of Hungary is slender student in French clothes and beret, the last hope of the Hapsburg clan. His mother is a formidable wom- an, narrow browed, black ey faced, embittered, concentrate te- | naclous. She dominated her husband, | the 11l fated Karl, in his life. She went | through terrible ‘days with him when | | 4 = and Budapest and the last royal troops deserted them. She fled with him to the royal hunting box in the Danube meadows below Viens ' A Bourbon to the marrow, she opposed | abdication, although the whole empire | was crashing about their ears: and | Werkmann, tache, | records that when the matrer being | debated between husband and wife while the anxious ministers waited. in s anteroom, Zita exclaimed: “T would rather fall with you nere. For then Otto would succeed. And if we fall— there are other Hapsburgs!” Family Retired to Italy. It was only when Zita was convinced that legitimist principles would not be | violated that she allowed Karl lo sign. Husband and wife retired with their son to Ttaly, but foolish advice sent the im- | pulsive Karl back on two occasions on | wild bids for his lost throne. Both end- | ed in disaster. Karl died and Zita was | incarcerated, and finally exiled. She went to iive in Switzerland. Her stral were desperate. ‘The Vatican | pulled strings, and she was allowed to go with hér children to Paris. She was almost destituts, but the Hungarian | Government finaily allowed her a reve- | nue from her sequestered estates in | that country. Si nted to | England. England, however, declined to ehelter her, so King Albert gave m; n VA. White |[Fermer Monarchs Losing Thrones te | Jewels, pand | the monarchy was crumbling in Vienaa | ! settle in | | to Regain Prestige| cated in 1925 when Ibn Sai wild Wahabi tribesmen broke like a flood over his kingdom, has taken his mis- fortunes more stoically, although his fall from power was a resounding one. ‘There he was, head of the Hashimite dynasty, a direct descendant of the first makers of Arab history, with the family territories wedged compactly between the Red Sea and Persia, and a gold treasure recalling the fabulous wealth cf the “Arabian Nights.” He him- self was master of the Hedjaz, one of his sons ruled over Irak and another over Transjordania. He appeared to be impregnable, aggrandized as a result of backing the right horse during the war and supported by the"imperial might of Britain, which had its own reasons for wanting the pro-British Hussein dynasty sitting pretty in that strategic zone, on the land and sea highway to India and the East. And then Ibn Saud came out of the desert and Britain left the best man to win. And the old chieftain was obliged to hurry down to the coast and ush off into the Red Sea to escape the of the famil e got y part of $15,000,000, and a British wi ship took him and his money to Cyprus, on which island he now lives in consid erable comfort and apparent content, pending . his days in meditation, the | pleasures of the table and chess. s =saharsa WOUNDED FATHER DIES Small Son Who Shot Him, Prays for Life. MUSKEGON, Mich, May § (#.— Willlam Launstein, 54, who was shot by his 12-year-ola son, Edmund, Thursday night, following a family ar- gument, dled last night. The boy had remained at a hospital offering prayers for the recovery of his father. County officials said it is doubtful any criminal action will be taken against the boy. Edmund told police he shot his fa- ther with a small calibre rifle “because he was going to kill my mother.” The family bscame embroiled in a | quarrel after the father upbraided the | son over a ball he had thrown for his dog_to play_with. | i STEAMSHIPS. [ SOUTH by SEA FROM NEW YORK | Newest, largest and most mas- | permission to settle near Louvalil | there she now makes her home. | " Amanullah and his unveiled Queen | Souriya retired to Italy after the ebulli- | tion of Afghanistan and the assumption ALAS KA | of the purple by Nadir Khan. Amanul |1an” was extremely disgruntled, and | meditating beside ths sunny Mediter: | behind 1t all, those deep and wily impe- | rialists preferring a weak and riven | Afghanistan to & powerful and united | Asian nation equipped with modern | | weapons and knowledge and squatted at the great northern gateway to India. | ““These views did not encourage the British, who had feted him so sump- | tuously in his hour of power; to offer | him a welcoms in his hour of need. Somewhere en Frontler. But Italy is no place for such a man as Amanullsh, anyway, and he soon left it for Smyrna. Th> last news of him | that has reached the West is that he is | somewhere on the frontier of his lost kingdom and in touch with tribes who | might acclaim him King again and | fight in his cause—at a price. | "Hussein Ibn Ali, King of the Hedjaz, |that old chieftain of the desert and guardian of the holy places, who abdi- RESORTS. OCEAN CIT Nes MAYFLOWER ::: | single or en suite. Special Spring K. C. HASTINGS, Owner. e | VIRGINIA- In the Mountains of Virginia directly _on walk: rooms . Mrs. | .. . AND BANFF ENROUTE 'YOU’LL fee] like letting loose a Tyrolean yodle when you stand in the stry of Alaska’s grandeur. Mountains that almost make youswoon to look up at them. Valleys green and splashed with wild flowers. Bln&qeen forests. Rainbow hills. Indian Vil ‘otem poles. Take the “inside passage” on a Princess Liner—up from Vancouver through m!chlessfjords—logkl vay. Thenoverfamous ‘White Pass by rail for Lake Atlin, or the Yukon River trip to Dawson City. 12-day British Columbia—Alaska Cruise. S. S. Princess Alice leaves Vancouver, Aug 11. Round trip, $125 up. Visit Banff Springs Hotel—Canadian Rockies. Bryce's Hillside Cottages open now Orkney Springs, just off the beautiful andosh Valley. furn west at Mt ne roads. A unique resort scenery. ““The call of the mouf %00d f00d, pure air will rejur rounds. swimming pool, out Américan plan. §2.50 per :_Booklet. Mr. YCE. owners. 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This is the economical way to 19: 31—PART TWO. ments and traits, will be kept, and will approve selection of a pas- tor only when he belleves that pastor | will get into the parish which wishes | to extend him a oall. | The comm! 's report says of the | present plan “prestige, favoritism and | E frequently prevail over merit | Police Chief Arrested. CLEARWA] ., Fla, May 9 (P).— Webb Hill, chlef of police at Tarpon Springs, was arrested today on three in- dictments charging extortion. He was held in the sheriff’s office here pending the posting of, $5,000 bond on each in- WALKER HIKES 6 MILES IN PARADE OF POLICE By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, May 9.—Mayor Walker started a six-mile hike from the Battery to Sixty-seventh street and Fifth ave- nue at the head of 6,000 of his “finest” at_noon y. 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