The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-07
To NAME
|. EXECUT TORS OF
BRYAN WILL
Oversight Of Conmoner Holds
Up Probte Mrs. Bryan
Likely Nominee
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MIAMI, Fla, Aug Filling Of
the last viii and testament OF the
late William Jennings Bryan for
probate is being held up by curl
GUS oversight Of the Commoner in
failing to name the executors.
This became known when mem
beers OF the Bryan family today pre-
pared to ask the probate court to
remedy the oversight
AS result of the Commonerss
oversight, funds regularly main
tanned and supported by Bryan and
institutions to which he l1abitually
contributed must await the legal
measures being taken for the al
ministration of the estate. NO
member Of the Bryan family can
issue checks against the Com
moner's bank account until the
omission has been rectified,
IT is thought likely that the
probate court may name Mrs.
BRYAN administrative Of the will.
Meanwhile, the terms Of the tesla
ment are a closely guarded secret,
up. Diavalo viii do his famous
In executing the ''breekaway, :
DiavaIo will hang by his knees from
tI,e landing gear Of a plane and be
carried to an altitude of 5000 feet.
Then he will release his knee grip
and break away from the landing
gear, falling head downward until
he Is jerked to a halt by q rope
attached to his ankle. In this posi-
ton, with his arm outflung and his
lusty voice shouting its paen OF
defiance to death, Diavalo viii swing
back and forth at the end Of the
rope while the airship circles the
field.
DiavaIo viii feature Sundays pro-
gram by changing from one air
plane to another in midats-, while
on Monday, Clyde Pangborn will fly
upside down for mile and a half
or more.
Everything to Be Free.
Each day there win be recep-
ton at College Park exhibition
grounds by the death-defying avia-
tors. inspection OF the stunt planes
and assenger-carrying flights. Al
giant crowd is expected and every
body is urged to go to the starting
point early. Passengcr-carrying
flights viii start as soon az q con-
siderable crowd gathers and con-
tinue during and after the slant
flying
WashingtonIans VII. as.end this
three-day aerial circus free of cCst 81
them should make bow TO George
f. ROsenfield, owner OF the section Of
the College Park flying ground
which viii be used in putting on
The Times show. Mr.. Resented
is the sole owner OF the Rosenfield
Aircraft Company, with Offices at
300 Rhode Island avenue northeast
Because of his intense interest in
aviation and his desire to encourage
offers to lease his field at College
Park and insisted on donating its
use for three days.
The personnel of the Gates Fly
ing Circus includes General Man
Iager Gates, who has been engaged
lin commercial aviation since 1911:
clyde e. Pangborn, star pilot: big
Jack" Ashcraft, Eddie Brooks,
Freddie Lund, Diavalo Krantz,
Chance Walker, Bill Wunderlich
and other daredevil pilots.
The airships used will be Lincoln
standards, equipped with 180-horse-
power motors, carrying two pas.
sengers and pilot.
Everybody will be as welcome as
the flowers in May at the exhibit
ton each day and a big assortment
of thrills is guaranteed at every
performance. No ticket Of any
kind will be necessary. Just ride
out to College Park in your auto
mobile and drive to the exhibition