Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1922, Page 7

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Special delivery letters will not be delivered after 11 o'clock at night, First Assistant Postmaster Generai Bartlett announced yesterday. letters not delivered pri hour will ‘delt possible 7 morning. i S S MOURNING BLACK Dyed wnm- 24 Homrn 2460 1 CARMACK DRV CLEANINQ Cco. Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5233 d a 3 atier o'clock the next At Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. AreReal Values in Quality Furniture UMMER FURNITURE and Year-Rbund Furniture now offer FINAL Price-Saving Opportunities. all over the store. Liberal Deferred Payments. Closed All Day Saturday During July and August You will find big bargains THIS WEEK “TOTAL ASSETS BUT 8310 Carmine Garofalo, Clerk, Files Pe- tition in Voluntary Bank- raptey. A petition in voluntary bankruptey has been filed by Carmire Garofalo, a clerk residing at 429 Kenyon stre northwest. He lists his &-bu -:’ l«,— 342.57, and says his tol asse $310. He is represented by Anom-y John T. McHale. KLAN MEETING BARRED. H, July 26—City of- P orused 1o issue & permit place constitutes & public nuisance,” Richard W. Martin fia~city so‘u“m;t tc the director of Gwrlfl McCandless. indorsed the solicitor’s A HELD AS PICKPOCKET. Haywood Pope, colored, who is eaid to be one of the Baltimore expert light- was held for the action :;I! :nr:dgr'::flurv yesterday by Judge Hardigon on a charge of attempting to 1ift the pocketbook of John C. Hyder, 1203 W 'street northwest, last Monday night at 15th and Hayes streets north- wcu. Pope was arrested by Policeman M. Peterson of the seventh precinct. 2-Door Alaska ‘ Refrigerator Porcelain lined. Very special. ‘Florence” Oi1l Stove Two-burner odorless and wickless $16% ‘well made. This Bedroom Suite in Mahogany Finish Has Bow-End Bed and Full Vanity Just as sketched above; is especially attractive and s It comprises a large, roomy: Dresser, full Vanity, Chifforobe and full-size Bow-end Bed.......... 1982 laspeczally in Summertlme You Need a Kitchen Cabinet It will save countless steps, will | make summer cooking a pleasure instead of drudgery and when you once begin to use it you will won- der how you ever got along be- fore without one. Buy on the Club Plan—A Little a Week. Prices Start at— Every Home Necds a Kroehler Duofold In golden oak, covered with good grade imitation leather. i Sale price— St P ir:.-;'c o it ThlS Three-Plece Fiber SUItC Like ‘picture. A very handsome Suite—Settee, Armchair and Arm Racker; in ‘baronial brown. Up- holstered in good grade cretonne, and specially priced at. s Complete with canopy; a 4- passenger swing that the whole family can enjoy. Iron-Frame Lawn Swing wheels and specially priced at— ThlS Reed ~ Stroller Has rubber-tired is very 7 This Willow Chair* . Combipes comfort and good looks. Our special price only— assenger Dies In Plane Crash As Pilot Mzraculously Escapes Virginia Deput_y Saved From Fate By Premonition. Falls 150 Feet With Machine in Dive Just Across River Lewls 8wan, twenty-three years old, of 1718 Kenyon street, was instantly killed when an airplane in which he was riding crashed to earth on the Virginia side of the Potomac river near the government ezperimental farm about 5 o'clock yesterday after- noon. Herbert Fahy, twenty-two years old, of 829 22d street, who accom- panied Swan, miractiously escaped Geath, but was seriousiy injured about the body. Both men were rushed to Emergency Hospital, where examination found fl‘nfit s Swan’s skull had been fractured, face badly cut, his chest crushed and s right leg broken in two places. Fahy suffered a_dislocation or fracture of the lth. ,2and other minor injuries about the I He was operated on today at 10 o I:lock and it was said at the hospital that he was resting easily and would recover. Acecident During Test. The plane had been in the air less than six minutes when the accldent occurred, Fahy was acting as pllot, and after encircling the field twice at- tempted to bank for a third -turn when the machiné€ shifted into a nose dive at about 150 feet in the air. Fahy, who, with Paul Kelschner of Rockville, Md., owned the machine, an old 50-horsepower Curtis, had just fintshed overhauling it, and it was on a test flight when the crash came. After working all day with the two men, and Elbert W. Brown, of 337 11th street northeas Swan asked to Le allowed to accompany Fahy on the test trip, but the owner of the ma- chine had already Invited Deputy Sheriff O. W. Welch of Arlington county, who was on the grounds, to make the initial flight. The officer was about to jump into the seat when he said he “saw some- thing” that didn’t look altogether right about the machine although he wasn't able to tell definitely what it the matter with you, are you yellow?' shouted Fahy as he noticed Welch hesitate. “No" answered the sheriff, “but it don’t look good to me.” Just then young Swan brushed Welch aside and seated himself in the plane that took him to his death. Welch said today: Deputy Semsed Trouble. “I was about to go up with Fahy, but had a premonition that the plane was not exactly right. I have made many trips with fliers in this section of the country. and somehow the thing didn’t seem to work as smoothly as T would have it. I noticed trouble as s00on as the machine had reached bout a hundred feet In the air, and said to somebody near me, ‘They're up against it.’ It was a moment later {the plane crashed to the ground. I think the motor stopped ‘dead’ on them.” Weich said that when he, I J. %at our proresswnal conductis %goue Al& angt at ,4 | brown veivet, from mn and G i Car. ave, 'east, containing’ un bill, | change and key. Please return 508 & | BILL FOLD—Sunday, on 6 o'clock st Chesapeake containing_sum of money and recelpt for dismond ring: ownet's name on same Reward if returned fo 241 Sth . Oldfield. t School, to Cenu{ . im-rk-x, "o 13tn and D ar nle rd. BUNCH OF KEYS. Return to L. A w-lnr wton place n.w. Franklin 3371 UNCH OF EETE Beward. M. l-m'g_'l:m. CARD_CAEE muhlnx Marviand operator's ‘permit, A. A card _an large ' amount of mones. Liberal S eward it tatarmed o 0. ] unt, 1416 H st. n.w. LLIE. brown and_white, trayed or stolen. Jack. Reward. 688 E. Capitol st. 2% CUFF LINK, initals ®. K. C. 1106% 6th st. e.w. Reward. DIVORCE PATERS of Mrs. Marie Pllton. Return 4 1OG, mal A onths oid, st S P00 felephone - Aduine 0 kv FOX TERRIER, | f-mie PRI ‘vflm—u“. 3 tan head; reward. G, operator's per- A, Return _to 26° FRATERSITY, FIN oo wite ptlrl-‘ Detween 14th and K and Arlington name on back. rd. A H. s:n 27 (EYS—Small bunch Keys oo am: _—IJT\T.. afterncon. Liberal reward. R. 2 Bryant st. a.w. )IUTOB METER—Retiitn _to Philli] Gnl‘bl t, 1923 Pa. ave. Reward. Phone m’ PIN—An old Teirioom, Fridey. om the gar or changing at 14ih and N. Reward of 82 it returned to Mes. 130 Anacostia road, Benning. . PIN— Platinund hlr. small diamond eunm. De- ey ot Finder leass notity Mea. "B Woodle: % r please H “Baiiey, 3r., Apt. 500, 2701 Conn. ave. n.w. PORTFOLIO$50 reward for return of same; taken from premises 3916 Kansas ave. n.w. by | DAper gatherer: contalning valuable papers pes- muly no, valte except owner; name o pack- on Grant Circle bu% at ntn nd Ps. bout 1:15. a *ave. al <15 hem from fi seen to nflel:umm:ln- eto )le- 90 and 11 n"r]‘nek Btore office, STOLEN—Between Saturday night, .luly 22, Indian war bonnet. lan, war :lnb. feather bustle, lai ::rv-l. Indian e A 1500 Iu-llmh asked. b la blood-stained hatchet. | quit county supericr court. cross, from 1117 Gth st., LEWIS SWAN. HERBERT FAHY. Malone. proprietor of the White House | View Bathing Beach, and others, ex- tricated the two filers from.the wreck Swan was crushed lifeless. Elbert Brown, a close friend of the Fahys, and himself an aeroplane mechanic, sald there was no way to determine the cause of the accident. “It is inconcelvable to me how Fahy lsot out of the accident without be- ing more seriously injured.” sald i Brown. “Riding in the rear cockpit, Fahy was in real danger, because i when the plane hit the ground it would ordinarily have thrown his | head against the bridge in front.” Instructor During War. tor instructor im | | the Army during the war. serving at| Detroit and other flying fields, and 'was the aviator who caused a dis- turbance Memorial day. when he fle: low over the crowd listening to Pr ident Harding’s dedication address the Lincoln Memorial. As a result of his action that day his commission as | lieutenant in the Reserve Flying A., was revoked. made his home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Swan. He was born_in Arkansas C .. and came to Washington about Overseas Service. Swan was with the air service in Europe. He returned to the United States at the close of the war and! 2 short time later re-enlisted in the | service, being assigned to Kelly Field. Tex. He was discharged from the! service last January and came to Washington, Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Arling- ton national cemetery. CONFESSES IN CELLAR. CINCINNATI, O.. July 26—Taken to the dark cellar in which his victim had been found, and confronted Wilhl Thomas Scott, fifty-two, negro, yesterday confessed the murder of William Shires, twenty-five years old, Win- chester, Ind. The body, stripped of clothing and with skull crushed in, was found in Scott's cellar by firemen after Scott is sald to have set fire to the house to conceal his crime. WOMAN CLEAERD OF MURDER. MOULTRIE, Ga. July 26.—Mrs. Sarah Creech, tried here yesterday on a charge of murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of Dolly Wal- drop, was acquitted by a jury in Col- The jury was out ten minutes. Cards of Thanks. HER HUSBAND, THOMA! 6th ST., CONGRESS HEIGHTS. GRIMES. We with to extend to our mmvn f our sincere appreciation for thelr nd thanks for their autital fora the death of our BITHEY GRIMES. ] ok TOVING FATHER AND l(O'I'l!l:l . friends and people of the meighborhood for their sympathy, kindness and floral tributes rendered t the death of their dai TrCNYRTLE ¥. HALL. . T SCTLE @ beloved wife, two sons, mother, three sis- host ters, three nieces. one nephew and of friends. Tnterment at Em: Charles. county, Md., Fri p.m. Dearest Inlah, thou hast left we, . ‘e shall miss you great and long: A.a. ob, we will miss one well kuown face, Gone ftrom our little thro E_FAMILY. * A MONUMENTS. We specialize In designing and erect. ing memorials (monuments and mau. soleums) of quality and character. Let us take you to see many speci- mens of our work in any of the local cemeteries. TH J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. CEMETERIES. FORT LINCOLN i Nen-Sectaria: Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible— on electric car line. On Baltimore boule- vard, at District line. | Office: 70512thSLN.W. Phone Franklin 4745 Write for Illustrated Booklet FUNERAL DESIGNS. 900 14th st n.w. Phone M. 2416:17-18, ('»., 1214 F St. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL K EMBLEMS at l(m F | iR ,o..! R | Gl‘rllr. Members of the Mt. Oliret Cow notified to meet at the A. BT o H-ll. 1000 Lth et n.. Tharstey Jnl) 21, t 12 o'clck, funeral .r ‘Seotber, WILLIAY SR "a m"x'n n"- 'o D, G. W. C. BAMUEL P. PEAKE, Ji | 25, 1 15 'fi‘i v muv" r‘ S irom o 1218 . The remains of MARY C. GUINE! will be removed from the vauit and burle in the family fot. w8 Oliy GUINEY. &, HONESTY. of Marie B. aun. iy Ber. 3 55 r please copy.) - Oh, the memory of that early morn, A we looked with aching bearts, Knowing the une we loved so dear Soon from us must part. Yan are not forgotten, dear James, Nor will you'ever be; As lone as life ang memory last Wil lware think ol 3 I8 ovING wiPE. + L0 2 s e Monder July 24, : . ISABELLA beloved ‘wife of Alexander Locksiey. Fo neral from Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Churel Thursday. July 27, at 1 pm., Rev. W. D Battle officiating. . LOCKSLEY. Officers and mamhers of Dunhar No. 8. Rupreme Order of Helpers notified to attend the funeral o Thursday. July 2T i it Mayoress WILLIAM I NEWMAN, Finance Clerk. * RYDER. On Mondar. July 24, 1922, at 11 P MARIA, beloved " wife of” the lau Francis Ryder. Funeral private. Snddenly. Tuesdas, Juls 25 hi 12th st nw. HAKRY SONDHRINER. . Foveral Thuraday morning. ~Interment at Washington Hebrew Toz Attest: 1922, st hie C. IIOWARD, be- Rertie M. Thomp inte residence Thurs dlr Jnlr "7. l( 9 a.m, Relatives and friends invited fo aftend. Interment Oakton. Va. WINKOOP. Wednesday, duir 26, 1022 af s peiored “mnther. of e O i W o llonp and Martina F. h!ndw«l and h!lnv\‘fl wife of the late Gearze W. Wynkoop, aged 52 years. “Puneral from her son's residence. George E. Wynkoop, 51 Q n.e. 10:30 a.m. Intermen! Gkn'od (Loudoun county, Va., paners In Memoriam. In, loring remembrance of ur dest A. BROWN, who departed This Tite to sears 2go today, July 26, 1020. The Sowers we place upon your grave Have withersd and decayed, But the love we have for xou. dea Who sleep in heaven, will never §rep ber with Thee. Heaveuls Father, Th swrd mmm mother, DOBSEY. In ead hut loving r-n»mm- e dear o LEROY DORREY. whe de. parted this life six years ago today, July 286, 19i6. A bud the Gardener gare us, A pure and lovely child; He save into our keeping To cherish for a while But just as it was opening Tothe glory of the @ Down came the Heaw And 1 In Inrh-[ and_tender memory of a . MUSETTE BROOKS GREG- “who crossed the bar July 26, 1921. 1 watched a sweet rose droop and die For want of rain and wondered wh: The raindrops when at last they Could pot restore the bioom a; You're like the rose 1 have wanted you YOUR TONELY SISTER mu . REGORY. In sad memory of dearly loved aaughter, MUSETTE R, GREGORY. who passed to the great beyond one yesr 2go. my dei oRy. Just & line of sweet remembrance, Just o memory fond wnd true, And a token of love's devotion And a heartache still for PAPA AND :uuuu GREEN. 1In sad but loving remembrance of e esr Triond, "GEORGE. AMOS GREEN. who dieparted this life three years ago to- day, July 26, 1019, Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one gome to Aad thie ope’s o ate n‘-uu of him todsy Are the ones who loved him Gone but Dot r-r.men A FRIEND. TONES s el mt levas, e of tier, HENRY JONES. who died Ehe pears agy today, July 3 - niversary mass at St. Dominic’ Though You're goms You're not forgotten, Your place can nevermore be filled; 1 will keep vour memors sacred Till my beart in death i stilled. HIiS DAUGHTER AGNES. * LEWIS. In loving memory of our dear mother, BLIZA J. LEWIS, wio departed this life cieven sars ago today. July 28 1011 (l"wlr\ . MGHEE. Tn sacred memory of our dearly S e ha Irether LODIR ¥ Mo GHEI who_departed this life thr: years ago today, Jlxl" 26. 1919, FmiER, SoTHER, ssTER A¥D mnx.mu "A tribute of love to the. sweet memory_of my darling _mother. EASTER MIDDLETON, who departed _this life five years ago today, July 26, 1917 In my heart your memory lingers, sweetly fond and true; There is not a day dear mother, that 1 do not_think of You LOVING DAUGHTER, SARAH ml: s.ma to the memory of onr de- voted mother and wife, RETeE MONDY. who departed this life five years ago today, Jaly 26, 1917 Five years have pessed since that sad lay hen our dear mother was called away, always wo patient, loring 4ad kind: ful memory ‘she le DEtOTED RORE. GEORGE "BHOWN AND JOSEPH lv:vny. ND HUSBAND, GEORGE MUN TYLER. In sad bul “loving_remembrance of ‘mother, MARGARET A. E. TYLER, ered_into_eternal rest thirty years y, July 26, 1892. have fiown and years have s Sinck last 1 saw her face, The memory of her loving heart Can_never be erased. HER DAUGHTER, SARAH TYLER SMITH JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. B. R iseols pos Chlgfl‘_." Alllbullml Livery in Oonnect Established ll‘ll THE SH. Hxfi‘“s co. W. R. 29013003 14th st Private Ambulance. 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