Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1930, Page 11

LEE RELGS BAEK AT STRATFORD HALL sen v ot e o | Recover Body From Jardiniere and Old Wine Bot-! Water. tle to Be Returned to Man- | sion After 150 Years. Clothing Found on Bank of| Waterway at Wide- ICKSBURG, Va water. Md. small articles which le © The Sta THE EVENING EMARINE SERGEANT DISAPPEARS WHILE SWIMMING IN CANAL| STAR, TWO WOMEN HURT IN CRASH OF AUTOS | Mrs. Winifred Lane in Serious| | Condition at Hospital After | Accident in Bethesda. { | By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA, Md., June 30—Two women were seriously injured early this | morning when the automobile in which | they were riding was in collision with another car at Bradley Hills Boulevard and Wilson lane. ‘The are Mrs. Winifred Lane, 30 years old, of 138 Del Ray avenue, who sus- WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY - Georgetown road, is said by Montgom- ery County police to have crashed into a car going north on Bradley Hills Boulevard operated by Herman E. Breeden, 3915 Davenport strect. Hill was proceeding west on Wilson lane. Both men were charged with reckless driving, after they had been treated by Dr. Benjamin C. Perry for cuts and lacerations on their heads. Mrs. Lane and Miss Lucas were taken to Dr. Perry's office, where first aid was rendered. Recognizing the sericusness of their condition the physician sum- moned members of the Bethesda Vol- untary Fire Department, who took them to the hospital. The firemen were As- sistant Chief Hiram Msgrove, Capt. Arthur Oldfield, James E. Peake, James Nichols, Jesse Barber, George Gummell, John L Imirie, John M. Smith, James E. Spiller and Ralph Waters. JUNE 30, 1930. June 30. OSTONIAN B Shoes for.Men, S " Pre-July 4th Sale Enormous reductions on our entire stock of Spring Suitings and on all Summer Clothing . . . before the holiday, when you want to prepare for it. The Finest of 25 Tropical Worsteds, $19-75 Linen Suits, $15 Nurotex Suits, $15 Palm Beach Suits, $15 %45 St.- Albans “Tropshire” Suits 4 Pieces—2 Trousers 5295 The lightest and dressiest material for hot weather wear. Coats 14 silk lined, silk trimmed . . . full silk backs in vests. Hall more than a hundred years ago & by Ul o e B r hundred years agol o o o : B sibly a fractured skull, and Miss Agne will come back to their first home July | " 5\ Correspondent of The Star. | Taichs, |10 vears Wil “of 187- el Hay Pastor to Get Farewell. 1. when gifts are presented at the Fourth | BETHESDA, Md., June 30.—Search | avenue, whose hip was hurt and who| CUMBERLAND, Md., June 30 (Spe- of July celebration of the Robert B Le | bY Police this morning failed to locate | may have sustained internal injuries. | clal).—A farewell reception will be ten- Memorial Foundation, which is making | the body of Sergt. Charles R. Dray, 23 Both women are at Georgetown Uni- | dered Rev. Chauncey R. Botsford, re- a natl : | versity Hospital. tiring pastor of St. John's Lutheran shrine of the famous old | vears oid, of the Marine Barracks. who | menor house Sidisapbenred: yertendsy ATEEas o |~ The accident occurred when the ma- | Church, tonight at Grace Community d_yest He resigned after 12 years here these 13 % : g I | chine, in which the women were pas- Hall 1',?:{"::gvhkow:(psh;;:ipnk( S | driven by E. N. Hill of 7317 to go to Florida. When last seen the Marine was | swimming strongly about half way According | across the canal, None of the numer- 4 re was ous bathers at the place *either heard | who was | him cry for help or saw him sink from Washing- | sight in the water. | SERGT. CHARLES R. DRAY, U. S. M. | 8 Ere o piae i S o | —————— o BE a Home Owner y canal is said | Gonne their bathing suits. Dray’ Our Easy Way! born at Stratford, to C ton, wi : s half {to be between 70 and 80 feet deep |clothes were found last night where he brother. Augustine. ~ From Augustine | where it widens to form the swimming |had left them. Washington, who lived at Wa thole. making dragging operations ex- | According to Rudolph and Pitzer How many times have you f ) remely difficult, | they were swimming across the canal, | secretly envied the fellow who " : i | with Dray a short distance behind proudly says, “My home”? Of mar _ Instructor of Corps School. | them, when they last saw him. At that course, we all have—until we in- ce. daughter of | Sergt. Dray, who is an instructor in | time. they declared, he appeared to be vestigated this unusual and p e old | the industrial department at the Marine | in no distress. They told Montgomery highly advantageous plan to 1 left Stratford about a hun- | Corps School, arrived at Widewater | Gounty police that Dray was & peor home-ownership. It has proven dred and fifty years ago to go into the |8bout 4 o'clock vesterday afternoon |ficient swimmer. This. together With its superiority to thousands of Washington family ne back to | With two companions, Pvts. L. A. Ru- | the fact that there was no cry for as- our Members—and a city of the Lee family and through them todolph and B. L. Pitzer, both of the Ma- | gistance, gave rise fo speculation. that homes easily purchased proves it. Stratford Hall rine Barracks. They had traveled by | pe missing man may not have been Oven daily 9 to § Comdr. Simpson given the jar cet car to Cabin John. Md. and | drowned 2 Saturday untit moon diniere for as long as Stratford H: w W]i"fl (‘_:\r remaining mile and a haif, hall be maintained as a shrine in| The three disrobed on the bank and | N AI IONAL OR MORE | | sence about 4:30 o'clock and instituted i a search. Police of the Bethesda sta- I pERMANENT FARR 'm BUNDUBT Uilon Were not notiied until a few min. | | ON YOUR Comdr._Simpson Absence Noted. Dray’s companions noticed his ab- Another gif through the play- A A Thomas Bruce Murphy, whose husband once wned Lee Hall. It is an old wine bot- le, which was ploughed up at Lee Hall e cap in perfect condi printed in the glass. This may have belonged to Richard Henry Lee or to Gen. Lee's older brother, Maj Henr It, too, comes back to memory of the Lees. P e e ot e e et ol | SSANINGS Bgl:gm ?ggo;:gag'réon javiiasi 949 NINTH ST.NW. | Dray had been 1n the Just Below N. Y. Avenue Marine service two and a half years. He was a native | of Jewett, Ohio, and his next of kin, according to Marine Corps records, is Under L. S. his father, Alzia L. Dray of Carrolifon, - . Ohio. He had been stationed here dur- = AN UeR IRIKC Shan ing the greater portion of his enlist- dred years ago. & L i his letter offering the oia wine | Firfax Attorney to Fight for|ment Bottle Mr. Kester wrote to Miss Ethel - " Supervisor—Legion Pledges o : : Confidence. 1350 F St. N.W. OPEN 3218 14th St. N.W. E. Lee Memorial Foundatior NATIONAL PRESS CLUB BLDG. Evenings 14th ST. NEXT TO PARK ROAD sovernment Sy “I see in the work of yourself snd Mrs. Lanier much good to the future and a fine respect for the past.” Mrs. Murphy has also given to the Community the site of the old “Ban-|By a | queting Hall,” on the Lee property, to-| ARLINGTON GO v y movement has been begun to erect on | Supervisor B, M. Hedrick, who will {ace | v the site of the “Banqueting Hall” a|Judge Walter T. McCarthy on July 8 1 ' modegn community hall. answer malfeasance in office charges, An Interest:ng gift will be the fencing | will be conducted by Commonweaitne foil of “Lighthorse Harry” Lee, which | Attorney Wilson M. Farr of Fairfax pnce hung on the wall of the great|County, it was announced today. The hall at Stratford. Wither other Strat- | Jaw provides that the prosecution shall ford possessions. it passed into other | be conducted by Commonweath's Atter- hands and finally was-given to the|ney William C. Gloth of Asinston (‘hlldr;n oé rQ.- Confederacy of Lith-| County, - 2 onia, Ga, by Mrs. John R. McConnell.| “The charges against Hedrick, which | The foil came ‘to Mrs. McConnell | were preforred vy ihe Organized 'Womfexr;l through Mrs. James McCray of Vir-|vVoters of Arlington County, allege that | ginia, a member of the Lee family. the methods employed in the installa- | | taff Correspondent of The Star. July 4 Program. tion of water and sewers in the Way- The program for _ie Fourth of July at Stratford promises to be interesting. Officials of the Robert E. Lee Memorial | aSoming to the defense of Hedrick, | ( 2 31 s 1 nn i e Sreen- | Arlington Post, No. 139, American | B ec a a e u Charles D, Lanier. presoce” of 1w |a member, has passed the following | \ ffoundation, will be present, M thel | FeSOlution ‘45 Values, now $ 75 Sizes, 1, 36; 1, 37; 5, 38 ¢ croft subdivision, of which Hedrick is one of the owners, were not regular. ks 2 | preferred against our comrade, B. M. e reanonal chairman of | Hedrick, in_ his official position &s & | cial status of the work, including the | Member of the board of county super- | amounts received, the sum paid on the | YiSOrS; and whereas it is the consensus | purchase of Stratford and the sums|Of OPinion of the members of Arlington | pledged, will be announced. _Rev. Giles | Post. No. 139, American Legion, that the B. Cooke of Mathews, chaplain of the | Charges are unfounded: Therefore be | foundation, who is 92 years old, and the| it resolved. That this post extends to last surviving member of Gen. Robert | Gomrade Hedrick their complete confl- | E. Lee's staff, will have charge of me;d;ggg iy his honesty, integrity and G e o - | character. y T B e O e | A letter of confidence in Hedrick and Tomax Hunter of King George will take | the two other members of the board of | part in the program. A 15-minute ad- | SUpervisors, approved and signed by in- dress on the origin of the Declaration |Surgent members of the Organized of Independence will be delivered, the | Women Voters, who have taken {ssue | you'll find tennis and golf savings here to interest you. A complete line #peaker's name not having yet been an. | With the action of the officers of the | of sporting goods that-assures you of economy as well as lasting qual- Rounced g organization, was to be presented at | s | today’s regular meeting of the board. | iy, rhaatlidiere ey, BATHER DROWNED BY HEART STROKE Harold Andrews Goes Down While Swimming in Severn at Herald Harbor. Armes. national executive secretary, and |~ Whereas certain charges have been 3, 39; 16, 40; 5, 42. for Over the 4th Whether you stay home or whether you go away over the 4th, Handsome patterns in shades of brown, tan and gray. No alterations. $50 and $60 Suits Suits you can wear almost the entire year-round. 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BALTIMORE, June 30.—Honor rating Btricken with a heart attack while | has been awarded by the War De- | swimming in the Severn River here, | PATtment to four military schools of | Harold Andrews, 22 years old, of the | Vi8iDia, it wos announced today at 0! i FTALS oS, o8 | headquarters, 3d Corps Area of the 800 block of Concord avenue, Wash- | Army, here. The schools are: Staun- ington, was drowned yesterday after- | ton Military Academy, Staunton: Au- ig moon gusta Military Academy, Fort Defiance; | Andrews, who worked for the Wash- | Fishburne Military School, Wayne: ngton Terminal Co., was said to be [boro and Fork Union Military Acad- complai of poor physical condition, | emy, Fork Union. but finally was persuaded to join in | Regular Army officers on duty at the water sports of a party of bathers. | these institutions are: Staunton Mili- | His_sister, Miss Virginia Andrews, 20, |tary Academy, Maj. Herbert L. Taylor | of Washington, was near him when |and First Lieut. George W. 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