Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1928, Page 7

THE EVENING SATURDAY, * BELGHNON TR | * FORWAR ACTIIT Suspect Accused of Putting Compatriots Into Hands of Germans. *For every week= for every festive occasion” Caalma/ar ofjpeoia MARCH 3 TO 14 At The Velvet Kind Dealers— An Ice Cream Confection! . BurTeERsCOTICH AND BunNT ALMOND ICE CREAM The Velvet Kind Ice Cream in one of the most tempting dessert combinations the high- est priced caterer could offer By the Assaciated Pross PARIS, March 3.--A Belgian, de- scribed as one of Germany's most valued agents in rounding up suspec in occuy territory during the was on trial here today. Jules C | Joseph Laperre, 38. was accused of sup- plying information which resulted in the exceution of compatriot The president of the ass ing the case against Laperre said that [the prisoner was described on a list found m the German secret police | records in Brussels as a man upon | 1l reliance could be placed. lleged to have begun as @ “sheep” in al where he would of his fellow pr betray them to t s in outlin- { concent win_ the confidenc ed that he wormed out of | |a_10-year-old boy the s hiding | place of his father, a Belgian named | Istas. Istas, one of Germ est enemics, was arrested as a Indignation swept the crowded cour room when the president made this sation ght hundred Belgians had been | shot and many more imprisoned by the | Germans during the occupation, the 15 only proved that d in_what he did. | De Luxe : Pint He contended that 2 d_a few insignific I rmans under threat Often shouting down the president in | his accusations. Laperre denied ever: thing. 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Weighed down by a heavy parachute | after a successful leap from an air- plane, when he cvidently stumbled Into a pool of deep water near North Tsland, off San Dicgo, Willlam Herbert Weekley, 21 years old, of 1510 Irving street north- Weekley, who was an aviation *ma- ¢, third class, fumped from ne. ording to word Navy Department, and > landing in shallow water. He was seen to gather up the cloth folds of the ‘chute and start wading for the island, but before reached shore he disappeared abruptly and, pre- sumably incumbered by the heavy. wet ‘chute, was unable to save himseif. Weekley fs survived by his father, william D. Weckley, an employe of _ | the Interstate Commerce Commission, and an older brother, Murra ley of the Isthmian Canal C MRS. BESSIE H. KANE He lived most of his life here, attending DIES IN YONKERS, N. Y.!the Brookland Grade School and Tech- nical High School. HENRY SHEEHY, FORMER GROCER, DIES AT 69 WILLIAM 1L W Widow of Agmiral Was Grandniece of Martha Washington—Son Is Gen. T. P. Kane. Bessie Higbee Kane. widow of Admiral Theodore F. daughter of the late Rev, . chaplain of the ate many years ag of Martha Washington, died in Yonkers, N. Y., Thursday She is survived by a son, Brig, G Theodore Forter e, United Marine Cc who restdes at 24 teenth street, and five will be in Arlington Ceme- tery Monday. Mrs. Ka Dr. Hig- Years in Office of Alien Prop- erty Custodian. Henry Sheehy, 69 ar in_ the for the past jed in the oftice of the erty custodian, dicd in Sibl st night after a long iliness. A native of this city, Mr. Sheeh: 4 on of the late P. H. Sheehy for many years in the who business here n States who was 85 yea father here when a c had frequently visited this city. She was a native of New York. Her father was one time rector of Trin- ity Chureh, New York NRS. HULBERT DIES. Former Capital Resident With Shechy Maria Hodgkir Margaret Kenney Mrs. Josephine Donohue and Sullivan, and three brothers, nk P. and Edward hington, ill be conduc Eleventh 10 o'clock rs. Agn Served | Stephen Shechy L, all of W I services w 3317 at Red Cross in France, Gooch H ed at street, ert, former | the residence. and here to Mrs. Alvin | Monday morning vice chairman of the Republi- | Sacred Hi 1 committee, dicd in Pasa- |am. Interment will be in Rock Creek ena, Calif., recently, according to word Cemete received here by h Mrs. Hulo. of the Red 7om d Sl Marriage Licenses. during th World been issied to the » returned to b here " hthouse for Blind. me to this city in 1921 and left I |in Decembe . to go to Pasaden for her health, arscilles enses have Marriaze I followins Ravm " il Lucas and Rianch - of Cooner and - Mild She e Chambers of Clarendon and Filiont of Walkers Chape A rine SChwan, Ward. Tazewell. Va Eat 1 ihie city man and Syivi®@ E. 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Ave. Direclors AND JONN B CK M AM BRIGGS ¥. ZEGOWITZ r 2] 'The Pope and "The Presidency { In March CURRENT HISTORY the for the opposition o a Catholic President is presented by the Rev. Charles Hillman Fountain, prominent Baptist theologian; the Catholic teply to the opposition is stated by the Rev, John A, Ryan, distinpuished Catholic spokesman and Secretary of the Catholic Welfare Association Comments on the "y ad “o0” of the question are made by these authorities: NMichael Willians, editor of The Com monweal, w leading Catholic weekly; D William W, Rockwell, case e e off the cvery conld crossed sheet onr % ‘ ] 1l howme in ationil Cy | Lit Head ) It never re Zine Rooling Zinic replicement Hor ‘ st Head Fooling cannot Horse l‘]hlr‘ a lifetinge Ho Hewd Zinc ay coloy, which iarmonizes with practically every | Jong of Jd or reroof consult n | t 2rood i grood ‘ attractive, l‘l,-m CXPOSIEG Ly pe Raoofing: vear only male it more attractive Hon Head Zine the anost economical rooling abont ‘ Raoting grade of tin and s te your waorl Asbestos Roofing Corp. 1110 9th St. N.W, Frank, 280 Applices of Zine and Ashestoy Roofings Union “Pheological Seminary; Prof. John Dickinson, Princeton University; Prof. Frederick W, Loetscher, Princeton “Theo logical Seminary; Fred B, Smith, Chairman World Alliance of Churches, and others T comnection with the discussion there appears the official Vg transhation of the latest Fueyelical of Pius N1, tust ton i Awerica, Tish Q00 worda tn the discussion OTHER FEATURES in MARCH CURRENT HISTORY Was Hungary Strangled by the Peace Treaty Connt Apponyi, poted Hungarian statesman, says “Yes'; the negative is taken by Hl seeed, fovmer editor of The Lonlow Limes w Soviet Rus In Rody R HHteracy,"” by the widaw of Lenin Justice Riddet the Sacco-Vanzetth Case. iy it tngashed Canadian jurist analyzes this aternationally famous case wnd renders his de Lord Kitehen oldler-Fallure? Yay Mistory of the Workd by T Histonans Aud Other Features CURRENT HISTORY Match lasue w Copy. on s 28« Al r\r»_. Stands FL00 a year, Postpaidd drown.d yesterday afternoon. Kane, U. S.| Has Been Employed for Last 10 v Hospital | t Catholic Church at 10:30| Seatt red V. Jeffer- | Todd i | heth's Hos. | ” MARCTT 1928. 1 | | RITES FOR W. P. RAYNER. | ALEXANDER H. CLARK DIES AS RESULT OF ACCIDENT\ Funeral services for W. Pearce Ray- | W REAY. jner, 45 years old, manager of the White ”’, 2 Auto | Motor Co., who died in Sibley Hospital | Wednesday night, were conducted in | chapel of J." Willlam Lee’s Sons 332 Pennsylvania avenue, this after- noon. Rev. J. T. Spicknall, pastor of the First M. E. Church, Chevy Chage, Refusing treatment Immediately after | Md., officiated. Interment was private. | the accident, Alexander H. Clark, 25| Mr. Rayner had long been active in | years old, of 22 Westmoreland avenue, civic undertakings here, serving for | koma Park, Md.. died last night at|many years as a member of the public Garficld Hospital from injuries rm'flw‘d‘.,rdc-r committee of the Washington when he crashed into a_tree near the | Board of Trade. Park road gate of the Soldiers' Home, | — - | Thursday afternoon. The injurles were at first thought to Card of mbank’ scuwaNz, Deaths. | Fatally Hurt When His Crashed Into Tree at Soldiers’ Home Gate Thursday. | N1cnor. e o be slight, but a more thorough examina- | tion showed the lungs had been puni tured by a broken rib. At the time of | the accident, Clark was taken to the | Soldicrs' "Home Hospital, but refused (treatment. Later he became ill and was |taken to Garfield Hospital. Coroner J. | Ramsey Nevitt will perform an autopsy t the District Morgue today before i suing a death certificate. Police of the tenth pre Clark lost control of | twhile driving in the ‘L grounds. | WILLIAM C. CISSEL DIES. William C. Crsel, 1A MISSTHELEN CASSERLEY B YANE A nct say that W Al s automobile | Vi oldicrs’ Home Lesgpn it b1, 19 5 AROLYN 2t the S 1 1hh \ [ TRr I Glemwooa Ceme BEANE. On s old. Union | r builder, of esidence of his C. Gorman, yesterday. born “in Poolesville, Montgome ty. Md., and moved {10 this city when 14 years old and lived here continuously until about fiv rs | jaeo. He served in Company A, 2d Bat |talioa, District of Columbia Militia. | He is survived by two sons, Thomas W. Cissel of Bethl . and Wil- issel of Kenilworth, D. C., and Gorman of house of alter: of in Ar- IL this city, died a | daughter, — Mrs Springfield, Md Mr. Cis oTTO B On Fricta el hetoyed Heatn M : BERRY and - Enimia Plitlipe B s h 1 1098, at tor, Mre L. M TOLLA V o b o W and Mr Burial will be linglon Cemetery poi Taih st March . Blazing Plane Safely Landed. 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