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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-05
GOOD HORsEsHOEING

II your horse has corns it will
need special care. Wen re-
move them Free. and guarantee
the work.
j. G. DORSHEIMER,
Rowlandville, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-02-05
FARMER WANTED

Farmer wanted on shares, 100
acres tillable; conveniently located,
good hause, barn and outbuildings.
WHITAKER IRON COMPANY,
STA Principle Furnace, Md.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
MARINE FLYERS CRASH.
Quantico Airmen on Cross-Country
Hop Have Accidents.

A series of accidents has attended
the Marine Corps flyers winging their
way on the second stage of a triple
transcontinental expedition between
Quantico, Va, and San Diego, Calf.
Maj. Ross Rowell in command, re.
ported to headquarters that 2 of the
II planes which started from Guam
tico December ] crashed Tuesday
without injury to the occupants. The
machine piloted by Gunnery Sergt. j.
/. Hickman crashed at Fabens, Tex,
and the other, driven by Marine Gun
ner WodarZyk, near Tucson. Ariz. The
little craft exhausted it's fuel and went
down in the mesquite.
Still another machine went down
near Del Rio, Tex, Saturday with a
broken propeller blade.
The expedition was to have consist
ed of three stages. the first of which
was completed by three observation
planes from San Diego to Quantico
last month. Joined by three addi-
tional observation planes. these were
conveying six pursuit planes on the
return journey to San Diego.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
BROWNING ISSUED
BY MARY |. SPAS
Original cinderella Girl"
Alleges Attempted Assault
in $500, 900 Action.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 16.-Mary
Louise Spas, the original Cinderella
girl in the life of Edward W. Brown
ing, has joined the real estate dealer $
estranged child wife. Peaches Heenan
Browning, in demanding a goodly por-
tion of his wealth.
Mary Louise, pretty daughter of
Bohemian immigrants, is suing for
$500,000. She charges Browning at
Sempted assault when she was his
legally adopted ward, and that he
threatened her and her parents after
the adoption was annulled.
A pseudo Christmas card salesman
waited in Browning's office an hour
yesterday to see him, but the card he
showed the real estate dealer was
summons.
Calls 1t Robbery"
Browning. who on January "a, is
to defend a separation suit brought by
Peaches. called the new action more
highway robbery
Its the courts that let women get
away with blackmail," he added.
''They give the woman whatever she
wants. Something ought to be done
to protect a man in public life from
attacks like this
Miss Spas was adopted to act as
companion to Browning's other
adopted daughter, 11-year-old Dorothy
Sunshine Browning. An attack in
BrOwning's apartment at Kew Gar
dens in Queens, she asserts. caused
her to become so hysterical and des-
pondent that she drank poison.
Threat Is Alleged.
Afterward. she declares, Browning
showed her a pistol and threatened to
kill her and himself if she revealed
what had happened to the district at
torney. After the adoption had been
annulled, she AYERS, Browning forced
her to go to hotel and sign papers,
the nature of which she did not know.
Mary Louise was adopted August
and the adoption was annulled a week
later because she misrepresented her
age. She claims that she told Brown
ing she was 20, but he forced her to
sign adoption papers in which her age
was given as 16. The annulment was
due to action by the authorities.
Mary Louise was selected by Brown
ing as his Cinderella girl from
hundreds of photographs and personal
applicants.
Browning is paying $500 week ali
mony and $500 counsel fees in the
separation suit of Peaches.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
GREETS LOUIS MARSHALL.
President Coolidge Congratulates
Him on 10th Birthday.

NEW YORK, December 16 R).-
Congratulations from President Cool
idge were received on his seventeen
birthday Tuesday by Louis Marshall.
lawyer and a leader of Jewry. Mr..
Marshall spent the day at work in his
office at No. 12O Broadway.
The President wrote:
my heartiest congratulations to
you on your completion of 20 useful
years. Your fine legal attainments
always are used to further justice for
all, and your Intelligent interest in
public causes have made you an out
standing citizenffor many years. My
best wishes for ealth and happiness.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
SEVILLE EXPOSITION
REPORT TO COOLIDGE:

Five Of the six members of the
American commission TO the Seville
international Exposition to open al
Seville, Spain. in October, 1928, were
received by President Coolidge at the
White House this afternoon.
Headed by Commissioner Genera
Thomas f. Campbell of Arizona, the
commission explained to the President
that a site and type of building to BE-
erected by the United States Govern
ment at the exposition have been sc
lected and arrangements are now be
ing completed for the services of ar
architect to design the structure, t.,
cost ultimately in the neighborhood O.
100000.
Two hundred thousand dollars o
the amount authorized has alread,
been appropriated. The visit to the
White House followed conferences yes
terday with Secretary of State Kel
, logg. Assistant Secretary J. Butler
Wright and with Chairman Charles
Moore of the Commission Of Fine Arts
The latter body has been consulted or
the type and plan of building to b.
erected and will recommend an arcbi
tect.
/ The building to be erected bv the
! United States Government at the ex-
/ lPoSiliOi VIII pe Vi the spanish "A nlefI-
( can type and will be permanent. AT
the close Of the exposition it will be
used for consular offices and other
! activities of this Government in Spain
Grouped around it during the exposi-
tion will he buildings OK temporary
| character housing commercial eXhib-
! its of American firms. Exhibits from
all the departments and branches OF
/ the Government will be housed in the
| structure during the progress of the
exposition. Nearly $40 1000, 900 is said
| to have been spent by the Spanish
government in bcildings and equip
/ ment for the affair. No European
country except Spain will participate
/ Members OF the American commits
sion are; Mr.. Campbell. chairman
Miss Agnes Repplier of Philadelphia
Mrs. Fred w. Upham Of Chicago
John r. O'Brien, former secretary OF
state of New York: Judge Frederick
/ y. MatSon of Cheyenne. Wyo., and
George Canle.on of San Francisco. Al
except Mr.. Cameron were at the
White House today and attended the
previous meetings. \
Evening star., 1926-12-16
ANDREW K. LIND DIES.
Funeral Will Be Conducted al
Residence Tomorrow.

Andrew X. Lind Is years old. sec.
retary and past master of Myron NJ.
Parker Lodge. No. 27. +. A. A. M.
and formerly employed in the stamp
division of the Post Office Department
for many years, died at his residence,
4516 Fourteenth street yesterday. He
was retired from the Government
service three years ago.
Mr. Lind also was a member of Cap
ital Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, and
of Bethlehem Chapter, o. r.. $.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ida l.. Lind; son, DR.. John l.. Lind,
and two daughters, Miss Ida May
Lind and Miss Alma Grace Lind.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. DIR. j. 7. Herson,
pastor of Hamline Methodist Episco-
pai Church, will ofiiciate. Intermenr
will be in Glenwood Cemetery, with
Masonic rites at the grave.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
FENNING AUDIT APPROVED.
Court Accepts Report on Former
Asylum Patients Account.

Justice Stafford of the District SUI
preme Court yesterday approved the
report OF special auditor who exam
ined the account of Frederick A. Fen
ming as committee of John w. Gas
kell a former patient at st. Elizabeth's s
Hospital.
about 5000 to the former patient and
allowed the committee to withhold
$500 in cash and $500 bond pending
final settlement Fenning resigned
some months ago and has been await
ing report of the special master on
his account. Attorney George r.
Curtis appeared for the former patient.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
FRIED IS IN JAIL HERE,
ACCUSED OF ROBBERY

Joseph Fried. alias Michael Gold
stein 40 years old, of New York City,
is at the District Jail today. being the
third man held in connection with the
robbing of the home of Mrs. Caroline
Williams, 1927 Sixteenth street. last
March. Fried was brought from New
York last night by Headquarters De-
tective Bernard Thompson and two
United States marshals.
Police charge Fred with being a
member of the bandit gang which
entered the Williams home. bound and
gagged several servants and escaped
with jewelry valued at more than
81, 900.
The first man to he taken into
custody was Joseph Davidoff. who is
now serving a 30-year sentence on
the robbery charge. The second was
Isadore Benowitz, who was brought
back from New York by Thompson last
Saturday. Fried fought eXtradition.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Navy to Move NAA
To Washington to
End Interference

The Navy's powerful broadcast
ing station, NAA, at Arlington.
Va, Will be moved TO the Navy
Yard in this city, the Navy De-
partment announced today, to
eliminate interference by other
stations which has affected its
efficiency. The three huge wire
less towers there will be kept In
tact, however, for reception pur-
poses.
The station is rated by the Bu-
reau of Standards as one of the
seven standard frequency broad
casting stations of the country
and is maintained by the Govern
ment for transmitting official
business. Sometimes il goes in
for entertainment programs.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
CHARGES TAG is CHANGED
Detective Arrests Youth Accused
of Stealing Automobile.

An altered automobile license plate
resulted in the arrest yesterday of
Dorsey ID. Herman, 10 years old, 1888
Thirty-second street northeast, by
Detective Frank Alligood as Herman
was leaving the Government Printing
Office. where he is employed.
Detective Alligood reported that he
detected that a on the plate of
the car, said to be stolen from Henry
Hirsh, 1907 Woodley road, had been
changed TO an eight He declared
that Herman after his arrest, ad-
nitted three joy-riding charges
Herman Us charged with grand lar
ceny in connection with the theft Of
the Hifh b car.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
RITES FOR COL. ALLEN.
Artillery Officer Is Buried at Ar
i lington Cemetery.

Funeral services were held at the
Arlington National Cemetery this
morning at 10 o'clock for Col. Samuel
T.. Allen, a retired Artillery officer,
who died in Brooklyn last Saturday
in his SEVENTEEN year.
He was from Indiana and was grad
uated from the Military. Academy in
June, 1881. His entire service was
in the Artillery. in which he reached
the grade of colonel in February, 1911.
He was in command of Fort Wash
ington. Md. and the defenses of the
Potomac from September, 1912, to
March, 1913. and served also in the
Spanish War, the Philippine insurrec-
ton and the World War, retiring for
age July /, 1919.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Papal Employees, Dissatisfied With Wage
Raise Apportionment, Ask Readjustment

Several days ago, however, protest
was registered by a group of workers
that the apportionment of wages in
arrears was not done equitably; fur.
thermore that those intrusted with
the distribution failed to carry out
the wishes of the Pontiff in that they
had not consulted the laborers fore.
men.
A report current in ecclesiastical cir.
cles that Mgr. Samper had offered
his resignation as Papal major domo
was denied at the Vatican. which said
that there would be no change among
the Vatican officials as an outcome of
the discomfort.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Graduation Dates
For High Schools
Are Set by Board

Mid-year graduation dates for
the junior and senior high schools
were authorized at yesterdays
meeting of the Board of Education.
They follow:
On January 2S-Wilson Normal
School Business High School,
Dunbar High School, Mckinley
High School. jefferson Junior
High. Langley Junior High, Powell
Junior High. Randall Junior High
= and Shaw Junior High.
On January 37--Columbia Jun
ior High and Iiine Junior High.
On January 29--Central High
School
On January 31--Western High
School
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Sentenced for Smoke Screen.

DECATUR, Ga, December 16 F).
with having endangered
the lives of pursuing officers by lay
ing down smoke screen in aiding a
rum-running automobile to evade cap
ture. r. w. Andrews and Fl. G. Bran
non were convicted in Superior Court
here today of assault with intent to
murder and sentenced to two years
each i'm the State prison.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
c. H. Mebane, Editor. Dies.

NEWTON, N. c.. December 16 CP).-
Charles A. Mebane. 64, editor of the
Catawba News Enterprise and former
State superintendent of public instruc-
tion. died at his home here late yes
terday.
a Mr.. Mebane suffered relapse Tues
lay after an illness lasting several
onths,
Evening star., 1926-12-16
GIRL BANK ROBBER
ACCUSED OF ARSON
Texas Woman Charged With
Setting Building Attire to
Attract Notice.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
AUSTIN. Tex. December 16.-
Charged with arson in addition to the
Bank at Buda. Tex. Mrs. Rebecca
Bradley Rogers today was at liberty
under bonds totaling $7.005.
Identified by Buda bank employees
as the young woman who Saturday
robbed them of 81 900. Mrs. Rogers
was arrested yesterday on a charge
of setting fire TO vacant building at
Roundrock last Friday as ruse TO
attract attention of bankers there that
she might rob that institution. Both
towns are only few miles from here.
Tom Nelson, president of the Farm
erS' State Bank at Roundrock. told
officers that a woman closely resem
. bling Mrs. Rogers visited his bank
several times last week and asked
many questions as TO how the bust
ness was conducted. She returned Fri
day and inquired as to what they did
in case OF fire.
Employees Are Suspicious.
A short time later she entered the
bank and shouted Fire" Nelson said
the employees were suspicious of her
and paid no attention 20 her alarm.
and she left. They then discovered d
building near the bank was burning.
When Nelson was informed of the
robbery at Buda the next day he fur
nished police with the number of the
automobile used by the young woman
at Roundrock and a description sim
liar to that given by the Buda Of
ficials. Mrs. Rogers was arrested a
few hours later at her home here and
told officers she robbed the bank for
thrill She then told authorities
of mailing the money secured at Buda,
with the pistol she used, to herself
and the loot was recovered.
Husband Is I'LL.
Her arrest Saturday revealed that
she was married to Otis Rogers, young
Amarillo attorney, prior TO their
graduation from the University OF
Texas, hast June. Rogers. in an
nouncinS the marriage when he as
sociated himself with counsel retained
by his wife said they had agreed to
separate until he could establish a
law practice large enough to maintain
q home. The girl accepted a position
as stenographer in the Office of Attor.
ney General Dan Moody and continued
to work for master of arts degree.
Shortly after aiding in obtaining his
wifes release on $1,000 bond on the
robbery charge, Rogers became i'll and
was unable TO attend the hearing at
Georgetown yesterday on the arson
count when she was freed after post
ing q 81 600 bond. She waived the
right to a preliminary trial in both
cases and is scheduled to appear In
District Court here I'm February tc
answer the robbery charge.
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Evening star., 1926-12-16
By the Associated Press.

ROME. December 6-DissatiSfied
with the manner in which recently au-
thorized wage increases were put into
effect, minor employees of the Vatican
are agitating for a readjustment.
The trouble goes back several
months when gardeners. cleaners.
sweepers Of the Papai chambers and
museum attaches announced their in
tention of leaving their posts unless
they were given more money. After
Pope Plus announced retroactive in
crease in wages, everybody appeared
to be satisfied.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Alfred King Dies at 86.

NORTH ARLINGTON, n. j.. De-
cember 16 R).--Alfred King, So years
old, friend of President Lincoln and
sponsor of the raising of the battle
ship Maine, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

During each of the first six months
after birth the average child increases
his weight by one-fifth.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

A new arrival at Il zoo, a CAPE
jumping hare, has been known to
leap q distance of 80 feet.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

TEXAS CHARGED
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