Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 7

HANGINGS ARE POSTPONED Executions Scheduled for Fridsy Go Over to Next Year. Xdgar Randolph Perrygo, nineteen years old, convicted of murder in the first degree, In causing the death of Mrs. Emma Faithful at her home on Congress Heights, will not be hanged at the District jail Friday. Chief Jus- tice McCoy, at the request of Attor- ney James A. O’'Shea, today” deferred the execution of ths boy until Friday, May 19, 1922. The case was tried be- fore the late Justice Gould, and has not yet been heard on appeal by the District Court of Appeals. Charles Price, colored, whose death sentence was recently affirmed by the Court of Appeals, and who was aiso to be hanged r!_'rl& was given a resp! un! r! Februar: %4, 1935, The A y oourt HEATERS Reasonably Priced + MUDDIMAN & 616 12th St.—1204 G St. mandate from the higher not yet been received by ‘Ghe HUB FURNITURE CO l Frotfn:fl Corner of 7th and D Sts. NW. Closed All Day Thursday, THE. EVENING S’fAR, WASHINGTON, ADMITS BEING ACCESSORY. Defendants Pleads in Case of As- sault on Policeman. - Charles Jones, colored, today plead- ed guilty before Chiet Justice McCoy, in Criminal Division 1, to being an accessory after the fact to an assault to kill” Policeman Daniel Foley. Sentence was deferred. Jones and Charles Dean, a white man, according to the poilce, were bringing whisky Into Washington March 21, 1919, when Foley met them. Dean opened fire on the policeman, and, although wounded, Foley re- turned the fire, inflicting a wound which resulted in Dean's death. Foley was exonerated by a coroner's jury. Jones admitted that he took ‘care of Dean after he was shot and hid the pistol used by him. Assistant United States Attorney O'Leary ap- peared for_the government. e Connecticut has a woman bank ex- | aminer. the Criminal Court, and this made necessary a postponement of the hanging. Price killed Robert Smith, also colored, May 30, 1918, following a quarre] over $1 of change in.a pur- chase of whisky. —_— RETIRED OFFICER DIES. Lt. Commander W. F. Arnold Suc- cumbs at Hospital. Lieut. Commander Wil nold of the Medical Corps, . N, retired, died Saturday at a local hos pital, where he had been invalided for the past five years. Commander Arnold, who was fifty- eight years old, was born in Bowling Green, Ky., and received his medical training at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenm.. Shortly after he was graduated he entered‘the Navy, serv- ing untll & few years ago, when he was retired. s S D. C, BYRON C. YORKS DEAD. Post Office Employe for 20 Years Was 78 Years Old. Byron C. Yorks, post office employe for twenty years, died Saturday night at his_residence, 14 4th street southeast, In his seventy-third year. Mr. Yorks came to this city from | Aberdeen, S. D.. in 1899, to accept a position in the Senate post office. He was later appointed by M. O. 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By the Associated Press, VERSAILLES, November 22.—Im- mense crowds, calling to mind the Versailles of the most famous days of the peace conference sessions, today traveled from Paris In the hope of hearing the testimony of Fernande Segret, “Bluebeard” Lan- dru’s elgventh alleged flancee, and the only ore, according to the prosecu- tion, to ‘escape death at his hands. Landru is facing the charge of hav- ing murdered ten women and the son of one of them. Mille. Segret staunchly stood by her former lover, and jury a story of simple love and delicate” attentions bestowed upon her by the map accused of strangling, cutting to bits and cremating ten other women. Stove in Court. The small stove, in which the prosecution contends Landru incin- erated his alleged victiths, was pro- duced in court for the first time today since the trial opened more than two weeks ago. The stove was examined by the jury with most minute attention. The prisoner’s physical condition is beginning to weaken under the strain of the trial. He is so feeble that the gendarmes who accompapy him to and from the courtroom told the Associ- ated Press correspondent that he had to be helped to walk across the small courtyard separating the jail from the courthouse. But if Landru is ‘physically weak- ening, his nerve seems to be un- daunted. He told the correspondent, I who managed to approach him before court opened: “My health is poor and my eyesight bad, very bad, but Pll see this thing through. I have no complaint agains. Judge Gilbert and_Prosecutor Gode- MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CoO. Dyed Withi Hours Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5232 2469 1Sth St, Col 636 2 Flexible Arch Fits ' Wonderfully If you wear the ordinary shoe with | a rigid shank (made rigid by a concealed strip of steel called a “shank-piece”) you will certainly appreciate the wonderful fit of Cantilever Shoes under the arch. For the Cantilever shank is flexible. 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At the same time, the shoe support is healthful, for the flexibility per- mits the _foot to function as { nature mtemded (the arch of the ifoot should flex with every step). _Thus the muscles exercise and . strengthen, circulation is stimulated tand weak or fallen arches are cor- ! rected or prevented. { Cantilever comfort is the kind of {shoe comfort you will enjoy— |espec|:l?y when you see how good- looking Cantilever Shoes are. Sold only by us in this city. Cantilever Shoe Shop 1319 F St. NW. Secorfl Floor Over Young Men's Shop irt the so-called mysterious circumstantial n ten brides. froy, but I do regret the |nefl]ciencv of the police, who are unable to fin these missing women.” At this point three good-humored gendarmes, almost reluctantly, ended the conversation by leading the pris- oner into court. Landru and his guards appeared to be on excellent terms. After forty-five minutes' testimony. Mile. Segret fainted on the stand anc court adjourned session. Landru showed smotion for the first time while today's witness recalled their relations. AVIATOR LE BLANC DEAD. PARIS, November 22.—Alfred Le Blane, noted balloonist and aviator, died here today after a long illness. In 1907 he finished second in the James Gordon Bennett cup balloon race at St. Louis, Mo. landing at Herbertsville, N. J., 867 miles from his starting point. B CARD OF THANK BOLAND. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and relatives for their kindness and symps thy and for their beautiful floral tributes telling the judge| gENNETT. Tues at his residence, S Detoren uvand Yof. Sarah. ¥ Funeral Fr from Fifth Bap st. betwren 6th gnd Tth stx Relutives and_friends re (Philadeiphia 5 am., CONRAD RBennett. tist Chureh, sw.. at spectfully invited to attend. and Baltimore papers please cop; BROWN. Departed this life, 1 s residence, 212 D ost. . betoved husband of Mary Luces Presidio of San Francisco ) . Col. JOSEPH TAYLOR CLARK] e Corps, 8. " Army. Funeral from the Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral on Wednesday, the instant, at 11 a.m. d friends invited. n Cochran of this ity Finerai 40d barial 1 Lyachburg, Va, COHEN. November 21. 1021, 5% Kings road. London, ALFRED J. be: England. Toved Tather OF Michael B, ‘Cone ount Rbarinsants. Fairment st thie. ety (Cable received.) Mey God rest his dear soul in peace. OURTIS, Departed thix lite Mon 21, 1t : t his aunt JAMES F. in s 380 Funeral fromi nity Chiureh, Wednesday.. November at 9:15 a.m., thence to Holy Rood ceme- tery. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. DAHLGREN. Tuesday. November 22, 1921 JOHN BERNARD DAHLGREN, beloved hu band of Luisa A. Dahlgren. Fumeral serv- fces at his late residence, Apt. 81, the T\ h and P at.. Wednesda, November 21, 1921 at University * Hospital, VSON. Funeral services at Jocte fomeral pariors, 06 Toun st Interment Baltimore, Departed this life Sunday, November is_residence. 619 I si FumerAl Wednesday, N ock, from Vermont Ave. Rev. Willis, pastor. 22 DYER. Notice. District Emploses’ Benefit ‘Assoclation: u_are hereby notified to meet at the Verment Avenue Baptist Church Wednes: ‘el attond JANES D vember 23, a nue Baptist C at Btioved forabandof Hertha’ Br Ha Funeral from his Jate residence. 511 K 1. Wednesday, November 23, at 1 (Baltimore, Md.. papers please co Water Voreat Glen. Ohurch, 3 Interment Forest Glen c-z\;w 10 a.m. John' day, nor). el htice of funeral here- E-d SMITH. Saturday, November 19, 1821, at 5 By, e sidence of her nlece. Misy ung, 1708 F st. n.w., Mrs. JEN V smm. beloved_wife of the late Rev. mith. Funeral services st the lbore adiress Wednesday, Novembe 2 p.m. Interment at Glenwood cemetery. SULLIVAN. Suncay, November 20, 192! 1:30 a.m.. at Bridgeport, Conn.. JOH beloved husband of Gerirude Suilivan and the beloved son of William D. and the late Mery E. Sulliva Funeral from the family den n.w., on Wednesday, et s ulem mass thl Church of the Tmmaculate Conception Belatives and friends iavited; °¥l |(l ANN. X t Sibley Hospital, foved wite of James W. Vermillion of 635 nA. Funeral from the Church of Good Shepherd, 6th and I sts. n.e.. Wi Resday, November 23, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Fort Lincoln cemetery. 0.22 WEST, Mondsy, Novemper 71, 1921, GEORGE- , eloved'wife of Harry Weit, aged 56 Remains at ber late residence, 520 Notice of funeral hereafte: !ndd!;". Bundsy, November LL MAS late residence, st. n. Tent private. Kindly omit Sowers. IN MEMORIAM. ARCHER. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear daughter. DOROTHY FRANCES ARCHER (nee Bowden), who departed this life, three years ago today, November 22, on. how we loved you, Dorothy, desr, No_heart on earth can tell. But Jesus loved you mm -mL And called you home to d LOVING MOTHER AND n’msx, WD M8 1. N BOWDEN. AROEER. In loving remembrance of our fear granddsughter, DOROTHY FRANCES ARCHER, who departed this life three years ago today, November 22, A AN GRANDPA, MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM LUSKEY. . Ia 91 but loving remembrance of ‘my beloved wifs ATHEY, who paress, i e oms year ago. todas, No. 1920, Hoi DEVOTED HUSBAND, GBORGE E BALL- today November HER ml IABY BURNHAM. . In loving remembrance of -y dear father, CHARLES CO! ho died five years ago today, November 016, Allfiw‘l 1 unw\ ¢lasp your hauds, Jont Taie “That I remember three. HIS BON. * (NEITHER THE S CT! H. IN MEMORIAM. WELANEY. In sad but loving remembrance of our beloved motber, LAURA F. Tho departed this lito wue year ago Novem: r Mother, it |. lonesome here without you And wad its weary way, For life is not the same fo us Bince you were called away. Penceful be your sleep, dear mother; 1t's sweet to breathe your nay May the havenly winds blow woftly O'er that sweet and hallowed spot FAMILY DELANEY. A tribute of love and memory our devoted sister, LAURA F. DELAN who entered into Test one yesr ago fods November 22, 1920, » how we have missed you rs Just gone hy, When yor left us sad and lonely For your home up 1 the sky Though you are gone you are not forgotten. And your place can never be filled: We will keep your memory cherinied Until o ta are stilled HER DEVOTED Si¥Tiies a\n mmull R.* DELANEY. 'In loving rem of_our dear sister and wuni, LAT A ¥ BELANEY left us one year ugo toduy, November ot dend to ux: we love you still; Not lost, but g You live with ux » And will forever HER LOVING I NIECES. EGLOFF. Iu sad und loving remembrance dear one, W. E. EGLOFF. who depart, Iife, suddenly, one year ago today, 22,1820, before roaily S, BROTHER AND this vember Loved in tife, remembe I8 TR in death IEND, ADA. 'ZGERALD. h. wud loving remem- e of our dear darliug duughter and 1A CE FITZGERALD (nee thix life three years * MRS, 0. M LEVERONE. of my duughiter, away oue year ago yesterduy, 1920, November briugs back sweet memorivs, l wy heart 1 cheri f Alvia T Toved <o MOTHER, AMANDA LUCK sbrance of iy TRE. who dr rarted this e four years ago. todar. o ¥ hold tea good and mother. ) PAUL. In sad but loving memors of our dear husband and father, NICH( UL, who departed this life ‘seven years ugo foday November 22, 1914. HIE D) WIFE AND ELIZA PAUL, AND MARGAR SAXTON. N. SAXTON, CHARLES life three SAXTOIL our dear busland and father. ¢ AL r 118 Tis ' Wike axp cmiLpREN A tribute ' who -m—ml rest five years , 1916, at Roancke, Vi i hut not forgatte: S Wik ND "DAUGHTERS. EDITH AND MATD . WEST. A tribute of love beloved mother, ANNTE into rest nine years ag: 1f T could wee And hear you . In_tender tribute and 1. . SIX years ago. vember 16, 19] ‘The month of November is here. 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