Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1929, Page 48

12. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. APRIL 28 1920—PART 3. | avenue northeast, Washington, for | | servicé on the old main line be 10L = 'U. S. S. SLYPH DROPS 5 | DRIVER, UNABLE TO s svene orthesst, Washingionfo | B, & 0, TRAIN CUT PLEA - | Sryé on ihe.ole masd ine becesen PUHCE I.AEK CLUES l Missing Doctor _ | | “ " { i gy s SLEEP, ADMITS CHARGE | Shie ntotcaied betore Judge J. Chew | 1o YE ARD) BY COMMISSION | 0lakt Jacrom o 0%, oo, 220 FROM “AGTIVE” DUTY|| Years Old Found | ‘ ! ; | | ears o |~ Beauchamp was arrested by Con- | of Howard and Frederick Countles. o o | | stable E. E. Thompson, near Clinton, A i | One train proposed for elimination i« ]-0 MlsslNG MAN |Private Yacht of Presidents and { i VIENNA, April 27—The Aus- | In Delta of Nile Judge Sheriff Assesses Minimum | March 31. ; Proposal to Reduce Service Brings ! an early morning one from Frederick. | The man said he was a linotype op- | providing a commuters' service into the | vy Secretaries Si | Navy s Since 1898 ! | trian Academy of Sciences an- of Guilty. | his automobile away to eliminate danger | erick County Citizens. the Baltimore & Ohio filed an answer “Retired” Today. | | nounced yesterday that grain be- | | of facing the same charge again. to the protest, setting forth the fact 7 i | By the Associated Prese. | Fine of $100 Following Plea erator, but had lost his job because of | Protest From Howard and Fred- | city. while the other leaves Baltimore | his arrest, and told the court he gave about 1:.30 p.m. Before the hearing. Authorities Mysfified Over lieved to be 11,000 years old had | | By a Stalt Correspondent of The Star | Judge Sheriff imposed a minimum | Special Dispaich to The Star. few persons use the trains in question fine of $100. but Benl;:‘)h;mp. unable 10| BALTIMORE, April 27—The Public | A4 m:dmg ;\yr operation si excessive e i f pay, went to il for ays. o com] with earnings. e “t'hi'";‘m:""'g;r O | | —Inability to sleep from worry over the ‘ e Seryice Commission held a hearing yes- e sing Present Whereabouts of P g | e e e — i S 37 k i - Va., April 21. & archeological _expedition that charge against him was the reason 2iV-| Unemployment in the Netherlands is | teTday on the proposal of the Baltimore | gjipper makers of Manils, P. I, re- Wealthy Bronx Physuclan. L 1 :hdséle{};‘l::e‘mel ‘3;:};53; :l"::ldl}x;;st :‘}::nbifl\l'e:rmkmg there for more en by Otto Beauchamp, 2500 block of 'increasing. & Ohio Railroad to reduce its train | cently went on a wage strike. | s is to be “retired” today, when the red, The seeds were in a_perfect | | By the Associated Press i 4 . white and blue pennant she has flown [ | state of preservation. They will NEW YORK, April 27—Failure of from her foremast for 30 years will be | | be examined microscopically to - , 3 lowered forever. determine their exact variety. several promising clues yesterday left | Decommissioning ceremonies are to police as mystified as ever regarding | k : | take place on board the famous vessel i the reason for the disappearance and o 5 at 10 o'clock as she lies in her “bier” new boat the old Sylph was handed | present whereabouts of Dr. Charles | % alongside Pier 2 at the Norfolk Navy |over to the Secretaries of the Navy and | Brancati, wealthy Bronx physician and ! |vard. Rear Admiral W. T. Cluverius, | it is in this capacity she ends her naval | stock market operator. He left his| s { |commandant of the navy yard: Lieut. |career. | Rome November 19 last and has not W - | |Gordon B. sherwood, her skipper, and been seen by his relatives since. — | other naval omcherssmllsbe hx" ‘éplll —_— | Accompanied by Dr. Brancatis " bearers” and “The Star Spangled Ban- . " DR, cuaries pRANCATL | pee o The Sies frenelcd S Egyptian Tea Room ‘e | brothers, Emest and Orasti, New York | yealthy New York physiclan, disap- | OCF, her requiem as her b | | 3 g | | 1210 G St. NW. [ | | | | | | been discovered in a buried settle- UPPER MARLBORO, Md. April*2T. police today visited the apartment of on desormn e o g * doctor In Jersey City, who was said | Ppared November 18, Investigatiof fiex| The Sylph, formerly the private yac Second Floor. ht to correspond to the description of Dr.| of John Roach of Chester, Pa., Wfl.«\! Brancati, . Although the owner of the|Tom hisbank account. . lpurchased by the Navy Department in F Street at Seventh apartment, Dr. Joseph Zuccarelli. whom 11898, shortly after war was declared with | N | police said resembled the missing Dr.|$225.000 account 2 he had with | Spain. e tecord of her early service | Your Fortune Free With a Brancati, was not at home, Ernest and |2 Wall Street brokerage firm has been |in the Navy is obscure. At the close Orsati Brancati could not identify any | closed and the money from the account, | of the war she was assigned to Presi- Cup of Tea ¢ of the clothing or furnishings of the |which was transferred to a bank, has |dent Roosevelt as his private yacht and apartment as belonging to their brother. |since been taken from there. The served as the pleasure boat of Presi- - ,’ [ Dr. Zuccarelli did not return home money was paid over by the brokerage dents until the Mayflower, which also | Luncheon—Tea—Dinner ‘6 while the police were there. | firm on orders apparently written by has been decommissioned, was put into | Since Brancati’s disappearance a ! the missing physician. Iservice. When the Presidents got a Bridge Parties a Specialty. 1 P el e B—————E S | L4 . L4 L4 With Six Living Models . . Fasliion. S ois . « + . Who will display the Borden Fabric dresses Costume Expert : | Fifth Floor worn by Laura La Plante and members of the cast to Help * 10:30 and 4:30 - of “Show Boat at the Rialto Theater this week, at Our Costume Artist Two Fashion Shows ¥ will cut and pin-fit each day — Monday The Hecht Co. 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