Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 7

27, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 1921, WILL RUN WARSHIP WITH NOBODY ONIT Battleship lowa to Be Oper- ated by Radio During Tar- get Practice. . The remarkable spectacle of a bat- tleship without a man on board being maneuvered by radio by officers sta- tioned on another ship several miles distant will be furnished off the Vir- ginia capes June 28, when the U. S. 8. Iowa is to be the target of bombs dropped from airplanes. Some of the details of the mechan- ism by which the Towa will be oper- ated by officers on the U. S. S. Ohio bave been made public by the Nav: Department. The apparatus consists of a standard radio transmitter aboard the control ship and a receiving aerial on the Iowa, with special radio re- ceivers, amplifiers and relays for con- verting the radio signals from the Ohfo into a form that will control the Towa's steering gear, engine throt- tle and fuel ofl vaives. The officer in charge of the Iowa. stationed on the bridge of the Ohlo, will have absolu charge of the controlled ship, which will have no one on board. Wil Use Gyroscopla Compas By means of a gyrosco compase |the Towa may be set on a given cou iand by a speclal radio s!znal the | vessel may be brought to a dead stop. The control system, Tt hich is distine! ively America is said, can be shifted to aircraf the ves {sel controlled to be maneuvered from 1.“' height {n the air either from air- {plane or dirigibles { Tour Marine Corps M: bombers 1 will be used to test the ity of land | planes to bomb warships in the prob- lem against the Towa. th De- partment announced the War Departmer tice that no Army la would participate in t The 2 seven seap ithe experiment ito withdraw ! reached. od. because {the War Department did not consider | Satisfaction Guflrdl“ eed or Your Money Refunded. RETAILERS URGED TO PROVE PRICE DROP planes - problem. wili have r airships in & said nanes t advisable o use them u Towa was in thirty miles ishore. Naval members of the Jo {Army-Navy committee .in charce jthe experiments. the other han jare said to hold thai the tests {be of any value should i cond |at least sixty miles from tire coast Original Purpose of Test. The lowa test was or Iy de- top the ab land cut and bomb an er the coast. as a_result William 1 " {erations of the Army fore congressional comn:i effect that the abi f | seck out and destros was rapidly ing { obsolete. | Under the conditions of the pr {lem the Towa trolled by radio ! from the or six {miles distant re be- tween Capes Hatte Henlopen. ifrom 50 to 100 1 shore and i steaming toward land when the air i forces wiil be sent to bomb her. ORDERED TO DUTY HERE. planes to emy batilesh an e the Department. 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Size 015 to 732 A big Saturday special A Small Deposit Alterations Cheerfully Accepted Decision | ces o the | fleet | CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES. Dr. Suddarth Was Officer Under Stonewall Jackson. Dr. James L. Suddarth, eighty-one years old, who was an officer under | Stonewall Jackson. during the civil war, died here Wednesday. He was a member of the Medical Society of the District, and served on the facul- ties of Columbia and George Washing- ton universities. He retired from ac- tive practice about fifteen years ago. Two sisters, Mrs. E. L. Leech of this city and Mrs. M. A. Couch of Knoxville, Tenn. survive him. He was a member of Dawson Lodge, No 16, F. AL A. M. Funeral services will be held at Gawler's undertaking parlors, 1730 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, at & o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be in Lexington, Va, where Dr. Sud- darth was born. The Masons will have charge of the fumeral cxercises. RITES FOR MISS YOUTZ. Deceased Was Greatly Interested in Mount Vernon M. E. Church. services for Miss Edna Youtz, who died Saturday night at Sibley Hospital, were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South. Rev. Dr.Chappell and Rev. Mr. Rippy officiated. Interment was in Prospect Hill cemetery. The active pallbearers were Smith, jr.; Stanley, Paul Donaldson and Claude (. Donaldson. The honorary palibearers were Ora Cage. Ora Ramey, Ruby bel Ulrich, Gertrude Matche Edna Fus Music was rendered by a quartet composed of . E. Mayers. | Mrs. Francis Heartsill. Francis Heart- | and Miss Marie Koontz with Ar: IPannie Frost as accompa flora! offerings were received Miss Youtz is survived b Miss Elma Youtz: he tepfather, Mr. and M Nolan of Ka and her m luncle, Harry Vinall, and his wife of this city. where she resided. was a member of the Rainbow of Mount Vernon Sunday school and jof the vorth League Funeral ! i i ! nd DIED. Suddeniy, Thursday. May 24. 1921, 4n_Philadeiphis, MARTIN J. MEENE- HAN." Remains will be brought fo his iate home. 1420 R st. m.w. Notice of fameral er. MILLINER. Departed this life at 11:30 a M, 1921, at the residence of his eon in- Addison Railes. No. 4712 Sher road. Desnwood. D. C.. TITUS MILLINER beloved father of Mollie 8. Milliner. Lilliax Drew. Hattie Heath. Thomas J. and Dr E. Milliner of Annapolis, Md.. Clara " Railer and grandfather of Gladys Hough. Funerai from Shiloh Raptist Chureh. Ash Grove, Va. Sundar. May 20, at 2 pm. heads and relatives invited. b ORGAN. May 27 1921 at Indian Head Md., SUSIE TOWERS. beloved wife of the iate’ Witliam Funeral from the Arthur 8. Morgan. 1307 May 28, at 2:30 pm Interment (private) Glenwsod cemetery. ® SNOW. Wednesday. May 25. 1921 at her res idence, 205 D at. me., loved ‘wife of the late Cha mase at 8t. Joseph ne. Saturday. at ® am. Hil WALDMAN. = Octoher 22. 1918, in Prance, Pri. vate LEONARD WALDMAN. S4th Infanter. A. P.F. beloved son of John and Fredericks W Funeral from chapel of Frank Sons Company. 1113 7th st. mow Saturdar. May 28, at 9:30 am. Interment Rock” Creck cemetery. Kelatives snd friends invited WILLIAMS. Thursier. May 26, 19: residence of his sister, 311 N s.e. RICHAR . el Elicn M. and Joseph Williams. Funeral the residence of his sister. Mrs. Arthur 1 Richards, Ratnrday, May 28, 2 p.m. thenee tn Christ Church, G st. s, tives and friends invited. ‘Interment at Congressiona cemetery. Fumeral private, 3 IN MEMORIAM. DYER. A tribute of love te tha memary nf our beloved wife and mether. MARY JANE DYER. who died four sears ago today, Max Wa never knew when thon wert md, For on thy radiant face The featnres alwars wore 2 amile Of calm and saintly grace. Wa saw no cloud. wa found no shade, That told of pain or fear: Thr noble heart kept to itself The bitter. secret tear, And well we know that thon didst hide From us the grief and pormw. That thou didst hush thy sighs lest they Might cloud our bright tomorrovw. THE FAMILY MEENERAN. Though dead. she s but sleeping in the shel tor of His will: To ail her grief and sufferi nered. . be still * ed that far fair countrs, where the many munsions are. Bhe has joined the haavenly chorus in some inl x e, when freed He has whis from carth ¥ VETERANS MOURN DEAD. Burnside Post, G. A. R.. Conducts ! Annual Memorizl Servica Annual memorial tribute was b, by Burnside Posi. No. s, Depurtment | fof the Potomac. Grand Army of the : Republic, to its members wio died during the past vear mecting Wedn Grand Hall “We, night at Army Tenting Tonight” was by 5. A. Lang. accompanied b. Mermion 1tton. The memorial ress was made by Rev. Charl hreve. pastor of the McKend Church. Benediction was del . McBride. post chap paid to the followin May . B. Jameson. James A illiam Emerson, J. W. An- W. W. Jones, . Waple. Felix A 26. 1920: Randall, W drews. W. A Roge Reeves, L. E. John Tyweedale, H. Nixon . James J. Kane. Yoder and Geo; e craiet PICTURES FOR CHILDREN. [ Capt. Frank H. Schofield. commanding the batt'eship Texas, £ eneral board. > ]"rhree Showings Tomorrow for Ben- efit of Playgrounds. | | Special shows for children will {given in three of Crandali’s neighbor- lhood theaters tomorrow moraing { the benefit of the.school pl. iOne will _be given the jbocker. the sccond at the e third at_the Avesuc Graud lwin start at 10:30 o'clock, and w | chaperoned by members ‘of the Dis- {irict Congress of Mothers and Parent- | Teacher Association: Longlegs™ starring Mary be the feature at thei At the York. Charies| wiil_be seen in “Ninsteen and {Phyllis.” The nerformance at th~ Ave- | inue Grand teatured by Wosley tarry All of the show a comedy 1 be turned chools Bal- ilou for improv the school i {Erounds in the vicinity of the theut. lin which they are given. n of Harrr Crandall. head of | n of Crandall theaters. to giv svecial children's showe at izhhorhond houses every Siturda orning to raise funds for the schon! | has been indorsed b Pictures to be shown at | picture will b commi SLUCEH Knic| A Tothers and: Parent- Mre of tha | i | i ions fer, headed by president CARDS OF THANK«. 1 COTOGNE. 1 wiah ta exnenes my § oo thapke and Zeatitnde 1o me frends 0 © expressions of <rmoaths and e fi e e doath of Dy hucband, N oL HIS W wish mest & ANNIE B COLOG to evpross w i I and at 1 my beloved husband. ¢ | ISMAHCT i H w fua o | STEWART. We wish tn exprese re | thauks and desp appreciaton o who. (h thei STEWART o departed this 1ife | 1 i BRAITHWAITF. e Will'am . a daughter ! Dr. ineral fs s nw BROWN. Mnx 2. 1921, at 2 Hospital. JOHN A Tional comeiers, by Naval Lodge. No. 4, F | pyNwIN . in East 1] beloved wife Trivate (Ist ar. - May 19; ed wife of the | of funeral e extanlishment. 3% MATHIS. Friday. his reside L WILLIAM M. MATHIS, in his 8#th 3o No..ce of faneral horeafier. 2 MABSHALL. Thursdar, Mar 1923 K si. nw. MARY A dow of James M. Marchail . Va. Funeral sery (R ", at Maskiam, | imond papers pieas: 1921 JOHN B, ScDON- nd 4 aepitne Me Funers! Saturdar., Ma at 1 p.m.. from Nalles's undertaking pariors. In- terment at Arlington. . seston, ! T. Weirick. : be i for: York and: 1 be | | FUNERAL DIRECTORS T knew hier in our summe: time of jo “ % 1t cnnmot e that the chil- and sufferng. often tomorrow, will have no patient, an ser ial bears me fo her o'er the ess s Ok, for faith and hops and strenzth te keep waiting where no me stenp ng hegtenward dax by day. And for Iizit and xight and might to guide me through tie perils of the day. 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