Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1927, Page 3

President in High Spirits as { He Resumes Work at : Summer Capital. By a Staff Correspondent of The Sta RAPID € 5. Dak., August 29 —President C work today after his week in Yellowstone Park. He a 6 o'clock and had finished fast and was on his way ecutive office here 32 miles distant be. i fore & o'clock. in front of him, that his b from all official ca t in splen- been | made for him today s expected he will receive a few im- : is understood ¢ Hunting- considerably lace of the pected, ang at the extend Ay (‘!H hf‘)t'll’d I\\ Jepson of this place, co the broad street in front of executive office for a friendly dem- onstration. Weariness from the long journey from the Yellowstone to the game lodge did not keep the presidential family from attending ch in Her- The after- enjoyed their trip to the Ye the President and Mrs. Cooli plied that they had a delighiful time. MAN, 70, MIND | BLANK STILL UNIDENTIFIED Gallinger Hospital Authorities Puzzled Over Patient Found res red to be| & COOLIDGE RETURNS | FROM PARK OUTING THE TIMID SOUL. Nl NG STAR. TASHINGTON. D._©.” MONDAY, AU i svc - —BY WEBSTER TWO PLANES SEEK ALEXANDER'S BODY Asleep in Park. His mind almost blank, a man | about 70 vears old, found early ves-| terday asieep on a park bench at| Ninth and B streets northeast, was unable to give any workable clue to | the location or identity of his friends or_relatives today at Gallinger Hos- pital, where he is being cared for. | Weak from age, his face covered | with a long gray patriarchial beard, he presents a shrunken, pathetic fig- ure of what must once have been a powerful man. Puzzled and harrassed like a man in a_dream, he is coherent | in only one thing—the steadfastness | with which he maintains that his name is William F. Brown. He de- scribed himself once to Dr. Morris Hyman of the hospital staff as “30 years old, a good Pennsylvania Dutch boy and a soldier.” Since then, how- ever, he has affirmed and denied hav- ing fought in the Civil War so many times that it is impossible to deter- mine whether or not he is a veteran. According to Dr. Hyman, the pa- tient is at least 70 years old, probably older, and suffering from senile de- mentia. Dressed in trousers. bedroom slippers and undershirt only, the old man was found at 2 o'clock yesterday morning by Patrolman L. E. Hazard, who took him to the ninth precinct station. He was later removed to the hospital. When questioned today he gave his age.as “getting onto 40,” and said the Seventh street car line passed his home. Search of the neighborhood in | which he was found is being made in | an effort to locate ms home. THOMAS MAGUIRE DEAD. Retired Railroad Foreman Will Be | Buried Tomorrow. Thomas Maguire, 73 years old, re- tired railroad construction foreman, died at his residence, 6918 Sixth street, | yesterday after a short illn Mr. Maguire was a native hing- tonian and lived here until grown. He afterwards worked for several contrac- | tors on Western railroads until retir- | ing about five years ago. ‘ He leaves two brothers, Michael and | Joseph Maguire, and a sister, Mrs. | Ann Maguire Schrider. Funeral services will be conducted at hte church of the Nativity tomor- row morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAVIS PLANS FLOOD TRIP. | Hopes to Spend Day This Week at | St. Louis Parley. By the Associated Press. secretary Davis of the War D ment hope: in St. Louis in connec engineering conference there on [hg Bisaissipp!” flood control study now | I IRE‘, being made by the Government. sater, when the exte #he flood problem has pro; "Washington Man Drowned Near | The accident occurred in West River, | by fire, ignited when the child and his | the Alexandria Presbyterian Cemetery | sressional Country Club. . | will be served at the club at 7 o’clock. Annapolis, May Not Be Found for Days. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md., August 29, | Search for the hody of Allen Alexa der of the Sherman Apartments, F' teenth and L streets, Washington, was _drowned _ Saturday off Lighthouse, 15 miles south of was being made by two es today, with little pros- pect that it would be found before rising to the surface of the water. where Alexander was swimming. He had dived from a boat containing a party of Washington friends. Police Justice William B. Crandell of Shadyside reported today that the actual search was slowed up after nearly two days without results, be- pause under the conditions of weather and current the body will not likely appear on the surface for several days. BURNED CH.ILDVB*URIED. Two-Year-0ld Died in Flames That Destroyed Barn. Richard Roberts, 2-year-old child, | who was burned to death Saturday phen the barn on his_father's dairy 2 miles south of Mount Vernon, | x County, Va.. was destroyed brother, 4 years old, were playing with matches in the hayloft, was buried in yesterday afternoon. While funeral services were being conducted by Rev. Edgar Carpenter, | pastor of the Grace Episcopal Church, Alexandria, Robert Roberts, the older in the Alexandria Hospital. 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