Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1927, Page 3

ARMY DAREDEVILS Bv the erial Hero| 5\‘ el Tank Expert and Aerial H | four attempts at committing sui- | cide by throwing herself in front Will Participate in Mili- tary Exposition. a Two of the Army's most famous daredevils are here to play spectacu lar parts in the sham battle, military | exposition and carnival at W Barracks next and Capt. Sereno Brett. who Gen. Charles P. Summerall, chief of staff, says is “probably Army,” Frank 0. to be the Capt a TNT o it several his pet st known huge tre. against th railroad flat ground. Decorated Five Times. Capt. Hunter will be a leader in th air sham battle that will be of the show. In addition he on his list of pr stunts that ¢ him his re the toughest man in the ved today to join Capt . Hunter, who is reputed | Army’s foremost stunt flyer. t will drive his tank over t homb, which will blow | t r-{f the grou This 18 Capt. Brett is also enchant for felling his tank’s nose the cars six feet above e was decorated heroism week. Once he was German p turn his Once, wi t ®d six enemy plane troved one o them and forced the others back of the enemy lines. Four davs later, lead ing a patrol of three planes, he at- tacked a formation of eight, brought down, four of them and forced the {cey rest to retreat. He accounted for two | F jes himself. moi Separated from his patrol at Liny devant-Dun, he saw ron of seven hard to its ha ne, he at ed two planes | destroyed one of them. | When five enevy planes bore down |91, on him he attacked and brought down | a second victim. At Bantheville he at tacked six planes, brought down one and forced the rest to retire. Parachutes Save Life. Since the war he has had a color- r. Twice he has depended hutes to save his life, recked in each in: s broken in an a ad a remarkable recov- duty condition. Capt. Brett was met at Union S tion' this morning by a del headed by Capt. Harry Hodge: of this city. Capt. Semmes himself | had a remarkable record, winning the Distinguished Service Cross and Oak | Leaf Cluster. During the operations along the | Rupt de Mad he escaped from his | == mnt-, which was completely submerg- ed in water, but finding that his driver was still inside he went back under machine gun fire and rescued him. Near Vauquois he left his tank under severe rifle fire and personally reconnoitered a passage for it across the German trenches, remaining on foot until the last tank had passed. He was severely wounded in this act. War-Time Appearance. Washington Barracl s taking on a war-time_appearance as preparations for the show go on. The large tents chat will house side shows and ex-| n have been erected along the | west margin of the parade field and | the east side has been cleared for the | sham battle in which the fight at Madeline Farm will be re-enacted with all arms participating. Among the spectators will be 75 7 wounded veterans from Walter Reed Hospital, some of whom were wound- ed in the fighting on the Argonne of which Madeleine Farm was a part. ASK FOR TRUNK SEWER AS DRAIN TO PIGGERY Colored Citizens Inspect Sanitary | Conditions on Stickfoot Branch, | Near St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Need of a trunk sewer from Stanton | and Sheridan roads to Nichols avenu southeast was stressed yesterday b colored members of the citizens' legis lative advisory council, who inspected Stickfoot Branch and a ravine which | empties into it from a piggery at the Government Hospital for the Insane. Dr. George H. Richardson and George T. Beason, council members, were taken over the territory by C. E. How- | ard and Rev. C. B. Ashton of the Hills- dale Civic Association, which with the | Garfleld Civic Association instituted | the tour of inspection. Apparently stagnant water wa: found at points along the branch, esp cially at its junction with the pigger ravine. The inspector decided, how ever, that removal of the piggery was | ot desired so much as construction of | the trunk sewer to carry | Branch from where the piggery empties into it down to Nichols. ave- | nue, where a trunk sewer begins at once and 3 be Tawrin put 0 fratcl manure for eale ;0 Shicee. Labor and matenia otomac 4105 THE CELEBRATED CII)ER be open daily until Decem on ice: choice apples: 201) Bode ot 2 ike. GAS _RANGES REPAIRE pear 616 H st n.w. "Plione Mai bours. 5 to 10 a.m postal Make Weekly Trips —to Bal Philadelphia. - Wilmi) Del., and Jork' SMITH'S TRAN i ROOFING—by Koons A name to guid whe wrong. Prompt. c wery tical roofers. Sionl TR ctadiy ostimate Company " Mr. George E. Vickers —has joined our sales force and would be Dleased to see his fricnds who are interested in Radios. We show a complete line of | Atwater Kent and Radiolas and Brunswick roofs go by prac ur leaky 7 ain 933 | 110 5rd S0 S ~ QUALITY SHADES MADE TO ORDER Why not talk with us today for new shades. 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