Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 16

16 EASTER CAROLING TO FEATURE CONCERT Central High Scheol Program Also Includes Army Music School THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL I, 1923—PART 1. TO ENTERTAIN AT FREE COMMUNITY CONCERT |FEARS DISTRICT MAN (MANY FLYING THRILLS IN REAR = FOUL PLAY VICTIM COCKPIT? SAYS CORP. CONTACT and theb & slowrd fo Tarih o | s e with & "black eye and’ scratohed | Fesentative John R. . e t———— cheeks. As for Sergt. Bell, he had the | gomery, Ala 0 Daniel Beach Reports Son, of Same JEEio & pAthiia Gxor i hota by o |Eomery . Wl a scratch marred®ic coat of Waikiki front of him and buried his face § 3 the yielding mass of mess aclcets and | REPRESENTATIVE IS BURIED. scented handkerchiefs. Crash! M + Right in the ton of a glant algaroba | Se and then @& slow fall to earth, and Ot | funeral sery Tyson od at Ro t Tuesday after congressional Minn,, 1 “Not all of the thrills in this here Staff Sergt Mack Bell of the 23d S repra. Brass Quartet. Public Concert. Name, Strangely Missing in Florida. Federal aid will be invoked by Daniel Beach, president of the bureau ©of engraving and printing branch of the United States Civil Service Retire- | ment Association, in an effort to lo- cate his son, Daniel Beach, jr., former patent office employe, who disappeared from Ortega, Fla., December 7 last The younger Beach, according to i 1ssue of the Alr Se flying profession are registered by the bird in the front cockpit,” writes “Corp. Contact” in yesterday's weekly vice News Letter, published here for the personnel of the alr service. “orp. Contact,” who is on duty at uke Field, Hawali, says: “In fact, it is my humble opinion that the bomber or gunner 7iding dGown in the tail, surrounded by Lewis guns, several drums of ammunition, a turret mount of extra hard material, not to mention considerable ‘juice’ Bombardment Squadron, who started out for Schofleld (another aviation post on the lslands) with Lieut. Eu- b In this case the Lewis gun | was supplanted by a bag of laundry, » pilot was intent on de- ng to his favorite Chinaman at ofield. On the take-off the landing | gear of the D.H. was carried away, | also of the rudder, and the old | bus manageable at an alti- | tud . Down she dove for a | nice green algaroba patch, and as | the wires hummed ‘Lead, Kindly Light' Sergt. Bell thought of his date | for the afternoon w. fort aad hotel, tan. And he kept his date that aftor- [ tlon. Several noon." sentatives were present his father's unnouncement last night, was {ll when he left the Florida town. It is feared by Mr. Beach that his son may have mét with foul play, as he had with him at the time of his dis- appearance ubout §500. The son was retired last July from | the government service owing to | nervous breakdown resulting, his father said, from overwork. Hea had | been a resident of Washington for | fifteen years. ! He went to Florida to recuperate, | It is the opinion of the elder Beach ndering f his place of r falling into the | and a tear glistened un his eve Just before the crash a bright idea flashed through his brain. The bag | of laundry! Hurrah! He placed it in | contained in the radio apparatus, is the real hero of a biplace outfit “Take, for instance, the case of of Washington artists, ix to h School. Left to right— nd Earl Carbauh. ublic . Gantz, {FOREST SERVICE MAY | E HAVE OWN QUARTERSiielcphoue Employe Pours Gasoline on Roots—Costs $10. Arthur R. Campbell, 2 young white | Planned to Move Offices Fruml,m-,, employe: | Rented Building to Govern- 1 B d with pouring gasoll ALL THINGS Are cheap to the saving—dear to the f ~—Benj. Tomorrow Until 5:15 P.M. National Bank possesses an enviable record in District save e racently estabiishod uptown Branch at 1111 Connctiout o iepe cressed facilitias and conveniences. 2 yest, lowecut tan b 5 Teith us stands for somothing definite in the handiing of our walks with a1l ; o Discounts and all other interssts of our patrons will b e omt and eareful attention at either of our institutions, We would E ivama the ‘apportunity of placing our facilities at your disposal. Amcounts of Corporations, Firms and Individusls selicited on the most favorable terms. The Franklin National Bank 10th St. and Pennsylvania Ave. BRANCH: 1111 Connecticut Avenue Leisure! More convenience, less work. A Davenport Bed makes one room serve as two—elegantly and conveniently. Good furniture stores show a variety. Copyright 1933 Davenport Bed Makers of America Telephone M. 6070 JOHN B. COCHRAN, Pres. THOS. P. RICKMAN, V. P. & Cash. @EBDAVENPORT BED 3% on Savings 4% on Time Deposits SERVES BY DAY AND BY NIGHT 4 sicrnue JORDAN PIAND common SIXTY MORE BIG BARGAINS GO ON SALE TOMORROW!! Greater crowds than ever visited our store last week. New bargains have been brought from the ware- house to take the place of those sold. Tremendous values will greet you Monday. Call early for first choice. n of the missing man, | as broadcasied in a circular through- out the country for the information of the authorities, follows: Five fest | v the Chesapeake s high, 125 weight, a shade tree on Pennsylvania | hat; near the Peace M nvicted in the District o! branch of Police Court y fin $ e ment-Owned Property. of with the « metal A quantity Absolutely One Price Home of the Chickering Piano necessary for h is a subs NEW SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER THE SALVATION ARMY 102-116 B St. N.W. Adjt. George Paxton in Charge During Spring Cleaning— P&~ Those old rags, books, papers, clothes and furniture, bric-a-brac and every article you have no immediate use for, send to this address or ask for our wagon service. All ma- terial collected is carefully sorted, repaired and turned to useful channels. Also, if men whom you can not employ call at your door, send them to us; we have work for them to do; there are lodging and meals for homeless men who will work. We Salvage Men and Materials PlayersasLowas®195 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A WELL KNOWN MAKE AT A LOW PRICE KURTZMANN PLAYER—Mahog- any case. Plain d 88-note. Has Pianos as Low as 59 READ THIS PARTIAL LIST OF “OPPORTUNITY” BARGAINS NORRIS & CO. UPRIGHT—Ebony case, suitable for beginner. Opportunity T SR S 5 ALBRIGHT UPRIGHT—Ebony case. Worth great deal more. . Opportunity price = CABLE & SONS UPRIGHT—Ebony case. Reliable make. Opportunity price ... 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