Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1921, Page 7

ADMIRAL KANE BURIED. } I ! ¥Retired Navy Chaplain Interred at | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, MARCH 13, 1921—PART T.° of _A'large number of officers of the Navy and coast guard, with members f the Loval Legion, National Masonic Lodge, 1 addi to members of | SArlington With Military Honors. | fam Col Gordon Kane. i Milftary honors accompanied the | funeral in Arlington cemeter: terday of Admiral J. J. Kane, chap- lain, U. 8. N, retired. who died Thursday. A detachment of seamen infantry | and the Navy Yard Band escorted the Rauscher's April 19, it w: body from the receiving vault to the | i Episcopal ervices. igmund’s, S 736-738 Seventh St., Cor. H Street T A kLS D e . S N. and Chaplains Frazier and ' COLLEGE BANQUET APRIL 19. 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VETERANS T0 ENTERTAIN. | ELEVEN NAVY OFFICERS, ttended, in | Veterans of Foreign Wars is ?::: '«‘g}‘.% RESTORED IN NUMBERS i immediate | its et encertainment Weanesday at [ gy pcTION OF DANIELS inculding his brother, Licut.|Community Service Hall, 91 street northwest, Col. G. L. Tait is to A few days before former Sec- 2 l fieut, Commander S. J. Seckelman.| retary Daniels left tife Navy De- . 6N, is to lecture on Haiti, and| partment. he approved a recom- | there will be musical numbers. mendation of the judge advocate general to restare to eleven na- val officers the grade numbers they AWARDED SERVICE CROSS. had lost by sentences of general courts-martial. ss has o The officers thus favored are carded by the President 1o} capts. William W. Phelps, Louis a Infantry,| J. Connelly ahd Alfred G. Howe; in action| Commanders James B. Gilmer, A. 27, 1918, G. Stirling, Robert L. Berry and William F. Amsden: Lieut.” Com- manders Leo I A Stuart, and son and Alf Mont-zomery. the ground that punished ) errors of judgmen brought ~their HAMON INFORMED " PASTOR SHOOTING WAS “FRAME-UP” - ' were questioned ¢ and denied that bore markings from Through Mr. Nich out that CI Hamon demanded $3,000 from Ketch, with which to leave Ard- more, and that the busi manager fagreed to get it for her. ols quoted Clara as having said Jake Hamon told her she might have that amount. Defense counsel so far has been strict in bringing statements from each of the three state witnesses, who swore to knowledge of the manner of the shoot- ing, that they had kept it a deep secret, each witness testifying he had been bound to secrecy by Hamon from his death bed. Says_Woman Was Well Armed. Everett W. 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