Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1926, Page 7

OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE AD l'lf ORDER AMNESIA VICTIM BELIEVED KNOWN Arlington County Man Says He Is Patrick Gorman of Clifton Forge Va. 1 save ey. » Reupholstering and Slip Covers Standard Upholstery Store 2810 11th N.W. Open evenings. Col. 4038 Cleans Automobile Upholstery Carbona removes Grease and Oil Spots from Automobile Upholstery. Going over the entire surtace m: the upholstery clean and like new. no after-odor. For Safetys Sake-demand (AR nmURNABLE Cleaning Fluid REMOVES GREASE SPOTS Without Injury to Rabric or Color Vorar t. Bleakley James.” Arlington Coun- attorney and member of the ex- ive committee of the Arlington ‘ounty Post of the American Legion. | vietim, whose identity | been baffling Malden, Mass., author! | ties, is Patrick Gorman, former resi 'tlom of Clifton ¥ f Y4 Million More September 4 ? on the sidewal . told off At Washin ton 'S most popu iated Press dis Pat Gorman well,” Mr. | “We attended | ool at - Clifton | old home town. I { he man in Malden Hospital Everything 1u-n.1.- to strengthen my bellef—aside | from the similarity of names and of towns given In the dispatches. orman has not lived in Clifton for some years. however. 1 k of him until the World when T learned that in 1918 he wounded in on overseas. 1 Lelieve Jhe WomensJ ,q._\.m or—the on two uncles. of the . residing there. They to identify him posi- AMr. James re s injury in the service t of “O'Gorman” to the that he was treated recently at tement Physicians at Mfll ound a silver plate in his skull, s said rman was a Catholic, Mr. James added, referring to the finding on the Malden patient of a Knights of Co- lumbus pin. O0'GORMAN HAS RALLY. News Awaited From Family, Follow- ing Operation. June 9 (). of Clifton S | MaLD | John veteran CURVFIT PRODUCTS CO., Inc. 71 West 23rd Street, New York City from an night to re- e on his brain, but still life history. which he his name and home address. A soon afterward made neces. hospital explained that his home in Virginia was situated some distance from a telegraph sta s was expected hourl: been sent also to person: tioned ©O'Gorman in his periods of ward B. McLean, shington Post. interest delicious ice cream including O'Gorman’s ¢ before h 3 n’in Gaelic S man. In hi short period of consciousness he said had worked on the Washington . and that he believed he had been wounded in the World War. When he was first brought to the ysiclans found traces of an old skull fracture. Pressure on the brain because of the old wound w believed to be responsible for his con- dition. ever offered! The Best! And SAFE — because filled and frozen at the Ice Cream + Planc. Individual Drinking Cup Co., Inc. a1 Makers BUS ROUTE CHANGED. Washington and Annapolis Line Gets 0. K. on Proposal. The Orig of the Paper Cup Washington Motor Coach Co.. B R e — ch operates busses between Wash- The Hecht C Q. |ington and Annapolis, was given per- i | on by the Public Utilities Com- on today to change its route in the District. | The Hech t Co. The new route for inbound busses will be from the District line along Alabama_avenue to Pennsylvania ave- nue to B street southwest, to First street, to Pennsylvania avenue, to Fifteenth_street, to Ohio avenue and ‘Thxr(ovnth street to garage terminal at 212 Thirteenth street. The out- | bound busses wil ltraverse the |ing route: From garage termi Thirteenth _street and Penn: | avenue to Fifteenth street, to I st 3 | to Fourteenth street, to Pennsylvania lavenue, to First street, to B street to | Second street to Pennsylvania avenue to Alabama avenue to the District line. e Chaners Train to Chicago. June (P) —Arriv- afternoon Th& Hecht Co.; See | 4 Pages Wedne sdays Sta hour run. wife lives in Clifton | es nd sufferer a brief lucid | y returned | The Summer Drink of Thinkers! 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