Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1926, Page 9

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I will come back to America to assist Igor Sikorsky In the conetruction of the new plane in anticipation of ahother attempt at a non-stop transatjantic fiight to Parls next June.” Walter K. Jones, the coroner, termed the crash “a most unfortunate accident. in which T find nd cuipable negligence on the part of Capt. Fonck or any other person connected with the venture." Lieut. Col. Coroner Holds .Negligence Charge Not Proven—New Plane Planned. Harold E. Hartney, gen- eral manager of the Argonauts, Inc.. promoters -of the flight, who had signed an_affidavit alleging incompe- tence on the part of Capt. Fonck. tes- tified at the inquest but did.not re- peat this allegation. e s i 567 Yleld Near Damascus. BEIRUT, Syria, September 28 (#).— The French authorities state that be- tween July 19 and August 22 the military commanders in the Damascus region received the submissions of 567 dissident tribesmen and several chief: By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 28.—Capt. Rene ¥onck has been exonerated of any blame In the crash of his non-stop New York-Paris airplane when it at- tempted to take off last week and is now planning another transatlantic air enterprise. Igor Sikorsky, designer and bullder of the plane, and all others connected with the flight were exonerated with by a coroner, who last night ended an inquiry into the Government Workers’ reg- ular Savings here earn 4%. Start with that, and con- vert each $50 saved into FIVE PER CENT Time Certificates of Deposit. By giving your Savings this higher interest you increase your own earning power. See us now!’ 5% —on Savings to Govt. Workers at Their Bank DEPARTMENTAL BANK “The Bank for Departmental People” 1714 PA. AVE. N.W. —FUNERAL FLOWERS FREE, and arrange the most tasteful Floral Designs of all kinds. 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SENDS CONDOLENCE | ON DEATH OF ORELLANA Preeident and Kellogg Send Mes- sages of Sympathy Over Loss of Guatemalan Executive. Messages of condolence on the death of President Orellana of Guate- mala_were dispatched yesterday by President Coolidge and Secretary Kel- ORE. Addressing Gen. Lazaro Chacon, Fhe first Tesignate, who succeeded to the presidency, President Coolidge said: “On learning of the sudden death of President Orellana. I hasten to extend the profound condolences of myself and the Government of the United States. Please convey to the stricken family Mrs. Covlidge’s and my own sincere personal sympathy.” Secretary Kellogg sent the follow- ing message to R. Lowenthan, mins- ter of forelgn affairs: “I am deeply grieved to learn of the great bereavement which Guate. mala has sustained in the death of its lllustrious President, and I extend my sincere sympathy to the govern- ment and people of the republic.” CAPITAL RESIDENT DIES. Services Held Today for Mrs. S. Geptrude Merriman. Mr Gertrude Merriman, 78 years old, w w of George B. Merriman and daughter of the late Priscilla Gflbert and Dr. Thomas Lyttleton Savin, dled Sunday at her residence in the High- lands Apartment. She had lived here for the past 25 years. Mr. Merri- man, who was Nautical Almanac com- puter at the Naval Observatory, died 14 vears ago. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. M. A. Walbach; three nieces, Miss M. de Barth Walbach, Mrs. Eleanor Wal- bach and Mrs. Alexander Britton, and a nephew, Capt. James de Barth Wal- bach. Funeral services were conducted this morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. E. S. Dunlap of St. John's Church, fol- lowed by interment in Greenmount Gemetery, Baltimore, Md. DIES IN VIRGINIA. J. J. Morris, 77, Expires at Home at Roseland, Near Lynchbarg. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHBURG, Va., September 28.— . Morris, 77 years old, died Sun- day afternoon at his home, near Rose- land, Nels y. . He is s y the following children: Mrs. L. L. Lawhorne of Oak Ridge, Mrs. John Lawhorne of Madi- son Heights, Mrs. S. T. Harris of Lynchburg, Mrs. M. M. Wright of Roseland, Mrs. W. B. Bathel of Mas- sies Mill, C. L. Morris of Lynchburg, J. N. and J. L. Morris of Roseland, R. H. Morris of Bryn Mawr, and W. A. orris of Nel: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” IS A FAMILIAR QUOTATION FROM THE GOOD BOOK. And, following this advice in our business, we would rather give our customers the benefit of not charg- ing interest and extras on their bills than.to receive this extra money for some- thing you did not buy. We try to follow the Golden Rule. Hence our Slogan— We do not penalize our friends. Private Ambulances City Calls Only $4.00 W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Brown Stone Funeral Home Cor. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. WASHER 129" cylinder types. The clothes are dipped, lifted, squeezed in hot, foamy suds, so gently last much longer and the tubs are all copper. 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Thermometer—4 p.m., 5 54: 12 midnight, 54; 4 a.m., 55; 8 a.m,, | 56; Moon, 60. * | Barometer—4 p.m., 30. .m., | $0.27; 12 midnight, 30.21: 4 a.m., 30.17; 8 a.m., 80.20; noon, 30.17. Highest tenperature, 60, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 53, occurred at 11 p.m. yesterday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 84; lowest, 63. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:42 a.m. and 8:02 pms$ high tide, 1252 am. and 1:22 p.m. - Tomorrow—Low tide, 9:01 p.m.; high tide, 2:20 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 6 am. 5:57 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 6:01 a.m sets 5:55 p.m. Moon rises 11:03 p.m.; sets 1:21 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half houn after sunset. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tempera- ture, 66; condition, very muddy. Weather in Various Cities. & Temperature. oz 22 and and 8:39 a.m. 1:50 a.m, sun sets sun H 2 Stations. £ 3 +-gwpinsag BWBOUIH Jqsu aseg WomoT loudy 3 Cloudy - Cloudy Rain Rain Toudy fchd FRSRas I Clea Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Clondy Rain Cincinnati Sloud: u»\el. d_ ic |..n.h Clotay Clear Rain Cloudy 38 Cloudy. .66 0.06 Cloudy 070 clondy Clear. Cloudy Cloud: Pt.elondy Cloudy Clear Foggy Cloudy 092 .08 .14 adelphia Phoenix Pittebureh. ortlan bortiand 3, Raleigh, Lake C 0.2 | | Cloudy | Toudy | FOREIGN. Greenwich time. today.) Temperature. Weather. (8 am. Stations London_ Encland. Paris. France. : Berlin. Germany...\. Slockholm, Swederi Gibraltar., Horta (Fava Hamilton.” Bermiida. fan Juan, Porto Rico Havana, Cuba.. .. Colon. Canal Zone. Rain Part_cloudy Clear Cloudy Part cloudy MRS. E. W. TOBIAS DIES. Services Held Today for District Resident at Epiphany Church. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood Tobias, 79 years old, died Saturday at her resi- dence, 1222 Irving street. She was a native of St. Clair, Pa., but had re- sided in Washington 26 years. She is survived by her husband, Thomas J. Tobias, retired clerk of the Bureau of Engraving and Print- ing; a son, Dr. Henry W. Tobias of Alexandria, La., and three daughters, the Misses Corinne W. and Floy W. Tobias and Mrs. Mary W. Eshleman of this city. Funeral services were conducted | this morning by Rev. Dr. C. G. Brad- | ley of Epiphany Church, followed by | interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. | The following acted as pallbearers Paul Morrison, Andrew Talmadge, | Andrew Benson, Charles Breckons, J. William . Malexs and Maj. Arnold Tuttle. FOUND. MALE hound about 15 inches: orange and white: about year old. Columbia 3544. 39° WALLET with monev and _init Phone_Potomac_5745- LOST. ATREDALES— Two males Sunday_morning. Pleaso notity John D. Bell. 2200 H sty BAR num Finder please return ‘Mrs. 2406 10th st. n.e. center Wil ADE. Phone ‘Potoma & 5085~ BILLFOLD. black xnm-r hetween Bladens- 1 18 and T sts.. containing g Py can ineide. Re- P. Gore, 1811 M i i BROOCH. gold, with pearls B OREeard - Wil parte shes ealed” Col 5468 please call again after 6 p.m. CAMEQ PIN—Sunday, September 26, be- tween 14th and Q sts. and Oakdale, or street d. 14 nw. Po- Monday morn- CAMERA_ in front of 12th mh.m Hotel, ' Call owne, Dane._ans name of “Duke.” weighs about 110 Ibs.: one | hl and-tan fox terrier. answers to name potty " Call Mr. Claney 3040, Addrnpd 6309 Conn._ave. i OG—White curly Doodle: 4814 Bth st ne leve. Tame: reward. tonight {and an adopted daughter, Owen S, { burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. | years old, HENRY VERR DIES. Retired Policeman Was on Force 30 Years—Funeral Today. Henry Verr, 57 vears old, retired policeman and a guard in the Interior Department, died Sunday, after a long illness, at his residence, 5411 Eighth street. He was a native of Washington, having attended the pub- lic schools here, and was attached to the police force at No. 7 and No. 10 precincts for 30 years. Since his retirement as a patrolman two vears ago, he had been employed in the Interior Department. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lilllan A. Verr; a daughter, Lillian, Katherine. Funeral services were conducted this morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Nativity by Rev. Frank X. Bischoff, followed by interment in St. Mary's Cemeter: JOURNALIST IS BURIED. . McKinney, Former Speaker of West Virginia House, Was 77. Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRMONT, W. Va., September 28 —The funeral of Owen S. McKin- ney, pioneer newspaper man of Fair- mont, was held this afternoon v\\l‘lh r. McKinney was 77 years old. Death was due to cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. McKinney was once associated with the late Col. C. L. Smith in the publication of the Fairmont Index. Later he was affiliated with the Fair- mont Times, retiring from news- paper activities a few years ago. He was a leader in the Demorcratic party. He was once speaker of the West Virginia House of Delegates and was his_party’s nominee for Con- gress. He was prominent in State and local Masonic circles and also in the Odd Fellows. Surviving are a son, O. P. McKinney, Fairmont, and one daughter, Mrs. Noel Weaver, Morgantown. MOTHER TOLD SON IS DEAD Maj. Roberto Coronndn of Colom- blan Army Succumbs. The first secretary of the Colombian legation, Senor J. M. Coronado, and his mother, Senora Maria de Coronado, received word today of the death Thursday of the latter's youngest son, Maj. Roberto Coronado of the Colom: bian army, who died at Bucaramanga, Colombia, South America, where he was in command of the post. He was a graduate of the military school at Santiago de Chile, where he was sent by the Colombian government and where he was a student 12 years, having been recalled for service in his own army five years ago. Maj. Coronado is survived by his wife, Senora Aida Urrutia de Coro- nado, and their 3-year-old son Alfonso. Senora de Coronado Was a native of Santiago de Chile. Maj. Coronado's sister, Senorita Hortensia Coronado, makes her home here with her mother and other brother, and another sister is Senora Paulina Cpronado de Gaviria of Bogota, Colombia. Thelr other brother, Senor Daniel Coronado, 1 in New York, where he is in business. L. F. EBERBACH DEAD. Native Washingtonian, Prominent in Fort Wayne, Succumbs. Lawrence Frederick Eberbach, 45 secretary of the Fort Wayne Drug Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. and a native Washingtonian, died in Fort Wayne Friday, according to word recefved here. Mr. Eberbach was a graduate of Central High School here and was active in the Washington Canoe Club. He had been a resident of Fort Wayne since 1912. Besides being secretary of the drug company he also was secretary of the Fort Wayne Engineering and Manufacturing Co. and treasurer of the Hoosier Paint Stores there. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Esther Paul Eberbach; a daughter, Miss Charlotte Eberbach; a son, Law- rence F. Eberbach, jr.; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte E. Eberbach of this clity, and a_sister, Mr: - Henry Lin- denkohl of Newark, N. Funeral services were vonduc!ed in Fort Wayne yesterday. ——— Births Reported. The 10110“(7\( births have been repor the Health Department in {he Jast 54 Bonra. George and \anHP L. Bargmann. girl. Stanley Nellie M Boswell. girl. Ernest and Mary Caynor. boy. Walter zml Rosa L. Frw-nmn girl. Rnxmald . and Bessie. C. Huldekope Joseph 1. and Jennie Mussiloni. bo R 1‘:&"&;‘in:§|‘;%’|;‘”"§ A“ Pre T, girl. > d Hejen l’r'll‘ and Susie Fortune, h‘g)wfl K"” Leroy flnd Rose Gaxnnr wirl. Deaths Reported The following deaths h: the, Health Department m‘sig"x'.'i'x'52°€.'.ffi’r'." Johannah E Warfleld, 15 Gth at. ne. Svdney R. Wolfe. Rl 1128 Park rd. S St BER T A e 7 atlonal Hotel, 6th st. lnn:dan”y Gertrude Merriman, 78, the High- Albert S. Pri N}thr C.A"E|‘k'7‘7:2’”£léfl:dd Hospital SR Pl dl?;!h “r’\'mP "lr}’é:hl 69, Lnup(l States Sol- ohn 2. ?"l"-\ (‘:EY‘:\“JIA %4 .’l G%Yfibld HOIDHIX eter Gibson. 2 “Wal l"r RM HnIhI(l] m?}%p::‘t"?: McDonald, 6 months, 41st filw&"gi’fihl:‘“l:mr ‘1)‘;1?\: fi?\hhv Hospital. Edmund Wilson 48 I-‘w-edn‘nlvt‘ :l",t’n:r'nh) Matthews Barber. 43. 804 Freeman place. George Washington. 41. Gallinger. Hospital —_— FUNERAL DIRECTORS e Frank Geier’s Sons Co, N’ iT. NW. 2113 SEYENTH ST Nisme Main Main 2473 T. F. COSTELLO NOF, LOCATED AT 1724 N. CAP. 8 NORTH 797 Wm. H Sardo & Co. f.'.,':w'.—'n'l -w Lincoln 524 |'V.L. SPEARE CQ, Neither the ancgssors of nor connected with the original Spear estabiish- e Frik: ua.alm 'H St. N.W. Formerly 940 ¥ St. N.W. 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Perry, Wounded Chancellorsville, Carried Bullet in Cheek to Death. Spectal Dispatch to The St. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Septem- ber 28.—Robert Oscar Per aged 82, dled at his home here after a brief fllness. He served in the Confeders Army, being wounded at the battle of Chamcellorsville, and he carried a bul- let in his cheek until his death. Up to the time of his last lliness, he was actively engaged at his business of tailoring. He is Lawrence at survived by four children, Perry of Altoona, Pa.; Warren Yeatman of Washingtol Ernest and Robert R. Perry Fredericksburg: one sister, ) Margaret Baker of Fredericksburg; one brother, Benjamin Perry of Wash- ington; eleven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. . Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the home of his son, Robert R. Perry. conducted by Rev. William F. Locke pastor of the Methodist Church, with interment in the city cemetery. HOUSTON. T wisl 0 express my sincera thanics"and_appreciation "to” my reiative: friends and neighbors during the iliness of my dearly belov mother, ANNA LAURA HOUSTON, also for the be ful floral tributes sent at the time of h deat! LITTLE DAUGHTER., BEA- LOV Born, TRIC DESSEZ._ At the Phillips’ Memorial Hos- ital, Boston. Mass.. on Monday. Septem her ‘27, 1836, to " the wife of Lieut Comdr. J. H. S. Dessez. a daughter. 29° Deaths. ACHTERKIRCH son of Mrs. Kato Roscher and tha & Funeral Wadnes Interment Dbeloye < pm ANDERSON, On_ September 8, 1028, at Streete, Westmeath, 1 >land, after a briet \liness, EDWARD 'S*4IFT, beloved hus band, 0f Jane C. Wilson of Washingt D. C.° (Torontd, Canada.” papers pl b v BAKER. Sunday. September 26, 1026, at his residence, 812 21st st. n.w.. ' WILLIAM ¥.. beloved brother of hoth M. and Aiina A Baker. Funeral form his late residence on Wedne September 20, at 10 o'clock_a.m Jatives and friends invited. Interment, private. Mount Olivet Cemetery. F Md. it 130 g, BARBER. Departed this life Friday, Sen flember 24, 19026, at 4:25 am.. MAT- THEW BARB after ‘a_short fliness, at his residence. 804 Freeman place n.w He leaves to mourn their losa & wife, daughter, son and a_host of friends. Fi neral Wednesday. September from his late residence, N._ On Monday, Septembe, at 1945 am.. ALMA T. BROWN. belovad Wife of Albrey V. Brown, at the residence of “her father, Alonzo Brooks. 201 West Windsor ave.. Del a. Fun services at the ahove address Wedne day. September 20, at 1:30 pm. Inte ment Ivy Hill Conieters CATLETT. Monday. September : ROBERT. beloved husband of Mary C. Catlets. - Fumeral. from 1130, Commmbi . Wednesday. September 29, at 2 p.m At _midnight, Monday, September 6. at Roston. Mass, MAY ADDI beloved wife ‘of John n Semmis Dessez. 20 GLOCKMAN. Monday. September 27, 1926, . at his ‘residence, 746 Bth st ¥E GLOCKMAN ' quarterma ter sergeant, retired, 1 _C.. beloved hushand of Sarah 'Glockman (iee Dod- drell). ‘in_his 75th year. Fundral from i Interment. Ariington. 1 p.m On Saturday, September 1 t 11:50 pm.. at her residence, 77 Navy place ‘se. after a short illnes: LILLIAN LUCAS. "She leaves to mourn Rer ‘departure. three daughters, Bessie Louise and Anna Lucas: two sons, Ancel and " William and v relat and friends. Notice of funeral later. MALO! September 27. 1926, at 8 pm. A Deloved “hiisband of Mary M. Malone_(nee Grady). Funoral will take place ate " residence. 1364 Taylor st. n.w.. Wednesday morning. September 20. at 8:30 o'clock. thence red Heart Church, ' where - requient ass will be said at 0 o'clock for the ote of his soul. Relatives and friends invited PHILLIPS. Monday. at“her residence. 5 ADAC.eloved wite Phillips.” Funeral at September 26 1026, Lamont st n.w. ward' C. ( September from parlors of W. R D c n.w. erment it Rock Creek Cemetery. SITER, September 24 at Castile, N. Y. Mrs. MARGARET H. ROSSITER. iy of Washington, D. ¢ car of her age. Interment at’ ) On_ Sunday. Toronto. ¢ WARDS SMITH, d: Mre. D. J. Edwards of st. She' is survi father, ¢ix siste terment at Toron Mr. and 9 Westminster mother and v brothers. In. at her reciden MARTHA SMUTH, devoted sister ‘ot Mra: of 1340 Corcoran st Réniaina resting at Moon & “Allen's 1 neral heme. Interment, Profit Wednesday. September = TAYLOR. Departed this life tember 20 10500 815 A St ie s dence of her son, D Aylor. at Glen- dale, M Mrs: A the ‘heloved Wile of the late Rev. J. Ariderson Taviar D.'D. Jonn A Arthut G- ar, Josepli® A7 Roneri eite and Mis, Anna E. Hawkins > Arthur G neral from T Banat ch betwean Q and R sts. n.w., ber 29, at'1 pm.. TAYLOR. Officers and members of Taglor's Councti, No. 400. 1. 0. of St. Luke, are notified’ to ‘attend the funeral of Sister ANNIE E. TAYLOR. past degree chief, Wednesday, September S0 1 1 pm. from Trinily Baptist Chirch. Ry order of DORA_H VER. W. < H B TAYLOR. = Officers and m rwn of Prind Hall Chapter, 0. E. 8. 1 to" attend tha Tuneral of Hon TAYLOR. Wedneaday,, September D.m.. from 'Trinity Bapti 13tn o0 betwesn R Rmuam;1 at 1814 T st Churih, n.w BERTHA SAT TAYLOR. Al officers nation Tent. No. £11 Tilefet Union are re. at the fun ToRk on" W oelock. R Funeral from Trinity reh. 13th st between Qu A i ok fenis it Siater A _JACKSON. Worthy l«ad-‘r CATHERINE BERRY. Ree. Secty In Memoriam, but loving remembrance isband and father, JAMES who departed this life years ago today. September K. 14 Yoy, suffered miuch. you. mur Giddings and {3 e Drasent NNTE E. TA four ared not Until at We saw KENNEY. of _my 4 rtad this li September day brings back sweet memories Every memory brings a tear p within our_hearts we cherish Thoughts of Mamie we love so dear El OVING MOTHER. MARY HAGER . LAWRENCE. In sad, but loving remem- hrance of my_dear ‘heloved wife, MARY SEATON LAWRENCE. who_departed this life nine years ago today, September 28, 1917 life. in death Loved_in rememberad LAW- " DEVOTED HUSBAND, J. B. In memory of our_devoted daugh- ter and sister. MARY' WALSH MEAD, who left us cars ago today. MOTHER ROTHER. JOHN. * 0°CONNOR. In loving memory of my dear husband __and our _fat] TIMOTHY 0°CC R. who passed i twenty-six years axo foday. September ©8, 1900. Iwasg remembered HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER. KATIE 0'CONNOR PEAKE. In sad but loving rememberanc of our little daughter, ELLEN H PEAK who _departed from 'this life ago September 28, 197 Some may think the wound is healed When at times they see us smile But_little do_ they know the heartache That_we suffer all the while. Gone,” but _not forgotten, MAMMA AND PAPA. * WILLIAMS. _Sacred to the memory of our déar mother. JOSEPHINE WILLIAM who dearted this life two years ako to- day. September 28. 1924 Thueh silent your voice. ant your chair. Swet ‘are b momiriies That still linger there M‘vln\r still unaltered, i iways remain: TI" we meet over yonger, Dear mother, n. HER DESOTED ¢ HITOREN'AND GRAND- In loving remembrance of our and _brother. BENJAMIN ~H. . Who deparied this life thres Today. September MOTHER. FATHER, SISTERS, * £ B