Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 9

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Construct. ed to withstand the rougliest usage! See it tomorrow at Franc's! TWO FACING DEATH SAW WAY FROM JAIL Prisoners Under Sentence in Georgia Cut Cell Bars and Escape. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTA, August 22 (#).— Pred Falir, condemned slayer of a policeman, and Sam Aiken, under sentence of death for the killing of his wife and her alleged lover, sawed their was to freedom last night from a cell in which they had apem recent months together reading aloud and discussing the Bible. Officers said the pair sawed out two cell bars, slipped down a 15-foot rope made of blankets, crossed a court yard and climbed a 25-foot outer wall with & ladder. Nine hacksaw. blades were found in the cell. Nearby prisoners professed to have no knowledge of the escape. Bheflfl Jlmes I. Lowry said the men were not allowed visitors and that he would investigate the presence of the hacksaw blades. The escape was discovered by a jailer while on a regular two-hour inspection. Sentences of both men were upheld July 30 by the State Supreme Court and the execution dates were to have been fixed shortly. Fair was convicted for the sla: Policeman J. E. McDaniel in 1928 w] the officer sought to arrest him for u:e kidnaping of an Atlanta woman. Alken shot and killed his wife and | Boyce Hunter, a neighbor, on June 18, 1929. He sald wrecked.” P BT N Dated 1632, an original edition, sec- ond follo, of Shakespeare was sold Edinburgh, Scotland, recently for 3255 “his home had been Of | fciating, High mass wil be What Is Included? 'HEN one calls on us for service, and selects the lowest priced service we render, how much does it cost, and what is included? The answer is a very simple one. First of all, the cost is $125, a very fair price for funeral serv- ices in this day and age. In it JOSEPH V. WYVILL DIES IN WELLS CORNER HOME Prominent Farmer Succumbs to Heart Attack Following Long Illness. Special Dispatch to The Star. MARLBORO, 22.—Joseph Victor Wyvill, 68 years a native and lifelong resident of this section, died shortly before noon yes- terday at his home, just off the Crain highway near Wells Corner. Death was due to heart trouble and followed a 1llness. m Mr, Wyvill was sbout three mu- from here. In his ye er days he was a car- nkr.hutlormmwyunm n a_ farmer, Besides his widow, Mrs. Alberta ‘Wyvill, nine children, five sons and fou daughters, survive Mr. are Samuel A. Wyvill, publisher of the Marlboro mnuker-fiume. and clerk to the Prince Georges County Board Election Supervisors; W 3 ‘Wyvill of near Upper Marlboro, C. Earle Wyvill of Upper Marlboro; Sister Honorat of the Bon Secour Order, now in Paris; Miss Ida E. and Miss Ruth C. Wyvill of Upper Marlboro, and Mrs. Tt&omn E. Jenkins of Mechanicsville, He also leaves two brothers, Michael J.'and William H. Wyvill, both of near Upper Mariboro. Mr, Wyvill was a son of the late Mr. d Mrs. John C. ‘Wyvill of Pennsylvania. Funeral services for Mr. Wyvill will ‘be_held tomorrow morn at 9:30 o'clock at St. Mary’s Catholic Church here, with Rev. Francis J. Loulhr;n g; A children's choir of St. lllr,l Church. Interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery here. Will Meet in China. HONOLULU, August 22 (M.—Hmw- lulu headquarters announced m l{ the Institute of Pacific Relat! wil meet next year in China at & date to be determined later. Wyvill. They | 5o is included everything that is needed to make the service ap- propriate. In other words, we give a complete service for as 26-Pc. Set Silverplate Guaranteed Sil- $6.9 1! f the 50c a Week new design! Service for six! LOS ANGELES £G.US. PAT.OFF. FACTS Left New York City, Aug. 14, 12:01 A. M. (Eastern Standard Time) Arrived Los Angeles, Aug. 16, 4:39 P.M. (Pacific Standard Time) Total time east to west 67:38 hours Rest at Los Angeles 4:46 hours Left Lo Angeles, Aug. 16, 9:25 P. M. (Pacific Standard Time) Arrived New York City, Aug. 19,9148 P. M. (Eastern Standard Time) ‘Total west to east time 69:20 hours Total time for round trip 141:44 hours Hawley never left the car but took on relief drivers for short distances. 50c a Week TIME 67 Hours 38 Minutes TIME 69 Hours 20 Minutes HAWKS IN THE TEXACO 13 816 H STREE PHONESII.INCOLN 8200-8201 low as $125. U,’?EAL FUNERAL HOME or reference. oflsk yourne:ghbor NEW YORK HAWLEY IN A NEW BUICK 8 ANOTHER coast-to-coast record toppled within a week! First Hawks, and now Hawley, clip hours from the best previous transcontinental time. The one in the air, the other over the road. “Stu” Hawley in a stock Buick Eight.66S set a new east-to-west and return record, beating the amazing time established by “Cannon Ball” Baker by more than fifteen hours. This remarlnble run, seventeen hours faster than the fastest train time, is a mlghty tribute to the stamina of the man, the car and the crack-proof Texaco Golden Motor Oil which cooled and lubricated the tireless engine throughout the grueling drive. The same new and better Texaco Gasoline and crack-proof Texaco Motor OQil which Hawley used is .available at Texaco Service Stations in all our 48 States. THE TEXAS COMPANY, Texaco Petroleum Products TEXACO GASOLINE-MOTOR OIL {MRS. S. R. PRINCE DIES ometer—4 p.m., 76; 8 p.m., 70; umm..m,m..im;» Barometer—t pm., 30.03; .m., 2m1¢m.hc.:on7 u..n.:s mperature, 77, oo 4:15 jterda, pm. yes A u:nun.wuy ture mcbur ,bumcflnulutmr— Condition of the Water. Potomac River clear and Shenandosh cloudy. very Tide Tables. (Furnished by United Sta and tes Coast Fun letic Survey.) 12:12 a.m. and 1:08 1:16 am. and Hnm.. high tide, 7:03 a.m. and 7:37 The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 5:27 a.m.; sun sets 6:54 p.m. S o ITOW- Jun “?‘I'Wma 33 p.m.’ . 8 5:28 a.m.; sun loon rises am.; sets 6:24 p.n. Automobile la; - o ue s mps w be lighted one- Weather in Vlflflll Cities. *|with another cab driver RIS RISIRINSS S22 ERSIVIINIISIZ| - = 3325232338230 2028222828822 385233 Jgeianasssses: ., Greenwich time, today.) Temperaturg, Weather. g, togs fon memu cny ‘ot vl;':s!fi.ncwn. down .g?o;mu River, tonight, FUTURE. Boat outing, disabled World War ma% p(;g“ &h:m vall“lriouplul; Mount to Marshall Hall, tomorro e Deaths Reported. 'rh- following deaths have been re) e He 'h Department in the last #l ucnnw m e 2 I Medrapa, rk:munt Ty AL M.'y' r giu, af'hglm Reod oé’&l ital, i f.:e?fl e R pildjtner L Harris, 42, Waliei i«.mufi. bt g ] arles P. HpiaL rted to 4 nour “Reed Hos- it ombsom fl' Walter Smith, 30, 339 Bassetts court n. Nelson, ‘29, Tuberculosis Hospiti Pitts, 41 Bt, Ell petive Hospit tler, 1, Children's Hospita ’"l-ll?el "Berty, 10° months, Children’s Hos- ore Marriage Licenses. and Ann F. Smith, Eu 8. fiuyx'.“fl? Woodtond: Va.. Rev™ L V‘J‘:lllcl lP Nickens, 2!> and Eva L. Red- o Z REV A. Tyler. lllelll L Ul Raymond W. Salke ‘Tavior, 19: Rev. Thom: eld, 34, and Florence E. fin' D " Wiison, 86 Baltimoré, Md. a melon R Stonebraker, 45, his. cits:” Rev: Jopi o paime {, 26, and Toulso A. Russell, R!' E d Schmf Gnriand T, whn. . Uhts city, and Enan axier, 32, Alezandria, Va.; Rev. William Kenneth 8. Clarg 31, and Loretto A. y. Chaney, 31, lnd Viyrtle L. New- Rev. Howard wns. fhane 38, his oits, and Eiste , Mount Rainler, Md.; tter. h , 28, o g, 3, i B 42 s 41, Alexandris, Vi mammm. b, Woodbrides, v 'and Blanche Church, 5. arvey B. 27, Bradbury H sibownn & ":""‘ T Gossett, 10, m:":'.“& 5o Getl First Rain in 51 Days: HATHAM, Ontalo, August 23 (P)— rum fell over the Chatham distri a tuge llndl“‘l-fld ruined a large -cmn TRAVELING BAG—I1th Enmn ¥ snd F. Reward. Call Alexandria 177. Pi POLICE T‘—T_— 'muhhun AFTER LONG ILLNESS Wife of General Solicitor of South- ern Railway Had Resided Here Since 1918. two sons, B;;; mn.hgn: b , R ce, ir., GI'BIOP! Smith P;In e - Mrs. Prince’s body was taken to Mobile on a 1 car, lea: by the Southern ':I{ at 11 o' today. The funeral be in Mobile, Ah eral services we: here lt tha residence af v, Mr. Cocke of All !l Church. Pallbearers weu J. R. gze, .dvudvx; mn“l.'y'n.' Hyde, rainar ‘arner, Oliver and Hugh Southgate. TAXI DRIVER WOUNDED Is Hit on Head With Milk Bottle During Altercation. Alvin A. Padgett, 29-year-old taxi- cab driver, of 4628 Ninth street, wu treated at Casualty Hospital earl: day for lacerations of the head s ered when he was struck on the head with s milk bottle during an ”:.Imam\ h!olgkuo( c -clmwxmem._r olice_are or J. T. er of 1919 M street northeast, drls:rw;or the Bell Cab Co, who is said to have struck Padgett. —— e Pastor Sucoumbs, ATLANTIC CITY, August 22 (#).— The Right Rev. Henry Brand Altmyer, pastor of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at Huntington, W. Va., for more than 30 years, died today in the Atlantic City Hospital, He was about 60 years of age. Olariis“nf Thanks to ex- autiful ons of ily of 'l'll fam! to thank 4 i Irlendl Gor helt sympatny dil el e Je ek Spat ity A PAULL ratitu JLINE. We wish to ex. rlends for thetr tnl;nl o v nm Fory foral mbntfl’ ¥, desth < sister and sunt, espectally thews and Rev. i v, Mat and m: lnnl hronnrhmd st TS Saor ur faaruency Rormital Antiapolis, Md, JAMES % oK. o 15 & Vived b of MARY vwrom ARY A&"&‘uA ,,..,.zh- '-.'.'.:.:a.fm..,, three grandenildren lati !flnn su arlor, unty, M ry's and mMrl' fl 8t All Eu.? Aux- E',.m ol "‘s."'-'",-f.e.,..ge;-- 3 ! th. nl ninmm. JORN. summ cn-mu At 20, 1000 )fn n Tusb ul umcu at w: Jog "aen o% Wd. furday, Augu 10 facardary AUENSE Bwed 10 Milena " n: ferment Arlington National Cemetery. 33 HN. Departed 1ite ust 21, 1930, at .m. (ome "Hospital, JOI Funeral Wednesday, .m. from Soldiers’ H this 30 Au ome ) CONRAD. GUY HERMAN. Suddenly. on Thursday, _August 21, 1930, HER- MAN CORRAD. beloved husband of Anna Conirad' (nee “Hruska). Funeral from Sls Gate"festdence, 1465 Ridge biace se Saturday, August 23, at 11:30 a.m. Rei fives wria " friends " invited. © Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MARIA On Thursday, August 31, 1030, Mrs. MARIA gm services at_the Churchi_ ot l:z-; ween e turday, August 33, at 1 o Thterment Oswegor N, ¥.. Body mun; the chanel of ke R, Wrisht 337 LLEN ©, denly, on Thurs. August a1, iog0, at her nndenu st. n.W. GANN( Bt dosenh . Gannon ki ved wife Thoma, oted mother of Joseph n M ath Rusust 33, 1 Gneral home. 14th 3t at 9 Rel s in. S0, 88 Py i, MiMterrment Moutt Oltvet Cemetery. 20! On Thursday, August OO AT Walter Reed Bmpl‘t’.l H’t“l:- m C- GROGS, the devote He ivee siaters: ning Ernest Jarvis funeral church t. n.w. Notice of funeral late; LUOCY A. HERRIOK, Tom the chanes of 3. William Lee 5% doeic "o, “Relutives and e Trien¢ D, Rela Sivited Yo attend: HOLT, nu{ Rosday al brot) Departed this life on W Aunm ity , 1930, and l\'m ) be! .;;': X ‘W".:..,.. P m of rn-m Harris, aunt on.” " Notice hma 1 JONES. WILLIAM. On Thursday, 3 1930, IQ ! l’ll %h tocs Ao ope mnm ren?!{?h st dhe W, Aunnt Jossle F. Thterment at Cleathel i MWHORTER, W. PREST «nh. Ihursday. Augst 31, Vuo Rah PR a evmom'l& bele e 3 m:n'a.':'aw-'fltfl,: Fllissr "“@Efi’r %E.‘Efi“’f : A &20::“!1( Friends and nhnvn”gn MORTON. nlnun. An Au(ufl 20 193, uzz‘?'lfln'.gnni:.- ltnedohlmnu ave. n.w. Notice dl!. Aul’\ll 2. 'l‘lln. PRINCE, HATTIE st 33 8y, Au- o130, % T Eerseney ogpital; A num"wuo & Prince of N5, lhm v7, Chase © fatorment ‘ay’ Mobile. Ale, l‘fluln SON, unr fl ife Tyesday, Ausust, 16 1930 Reat i )loumu niece o e £y lnven mlni oth.r ulll ds to mourn her nur' ' ELIZABETH. Depa: % August 30 L ELIZABET) 1‘. of ln'mnlh jeral from the above-! lay, Aul un 3'. at I ’v friends invited. THOMPSON, DE. ALVAR H. On Th Aueust 31, 1930, 8t Milw, uh- Dr. [ HOMPSON: in his 7 '%fi%'m““““u.m ."""m"u"’# of Chaldeans, are h-'u’b nouim meeting Sature { Augu F Flihermen's ;u, nnumlnu lnr l ) ‘ade nz m lrm W 3 %T A !Amz w HATMAN, du WARNER, BESSIE, m& pesday, August 20, 1830 w. FiY n orcloe eir lou I(u Florence Butcher, !.m. ";fim’ " dnd i Our hearts stiil ache 'lfi sadness; f s, e uodnn'c:h “;'x-n‘.lur %fimmm 'nl'thlo! m'!nnmtdl e of":u?’ and broiner we 'flbmm | HRLE Ana whi His memory w Hib HOTHER, iies 1n '..‘h 11 iife nine years ago to- " Aot mmvm-,' su.:i.‘é".fl'%;lg- I #hk of you in silence; oyt manycs ol ..!:.:. Y %%'&'.‘.' i} l‘lfl. very day: o' savs you nl away. we loved you, ou R. fune: r on Bat 5":3 % 13 no0D. | GUNNINGHAM, MAU! In SRR B e, M%Mm“ pEatrick “and tztbeth gfill oo M d. Mart 3 iways near. for alwayd, PAMILY. * years ago today, August 33, 1 S EBNA e el Biaye- “?x'"wn}r‘ ' ‘rr”{::asua and. F'n?% ‘-':,.*.::..'s'éi‘“.,'é'?.*'.!?.“":'.’;‘z‘" _ Ho will never be ,&m‘m ) R o a:s?&:a... - hr-nu 280, Alllul ‘m " o . HIS wu,'%m p Y In lovi erh! [INGO, rems & o 25th thnlm ago todsy, lumm 22, inm st husband, ell hast left me, 1 thy loss mo l But thy God, ‘glfl me, ‘He can all l! wrrv' N nni kno-l hc' I ll. vou. X r Ie mu‘ n teazs ste ab e it AP gh! IS ERE 6o New York FUNERAL DIRLCTORS. 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