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TeAe@oB PelaKuHH: MONROE 1851
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
OF Weeks
lies IN STATE
By international News Service

- r
WEST NEWTON, Mass, July Is.
Under military guard. the body Of
John W. Weeks, former Secretary
of War, lay in state in the First
Unitarian Church here today while
hundreds of persons including of
ficials of States and Nation, filed
by slowly in a final tribute.
The body was borne from the
home of Sinclair Weeks, son OF
the former War Department chief,
to the church shortly after 10 a. m.
today by eight stalwarts from the
Thirteenth United States Infantry,
and a military guard of honor of
% accompanied it.
Funeral services viii be conduct.
ed from the church this afternoon,
without ostentation, following which
the body viii be taken to Mt. Au-
burn Cemetery for cremation and
temporary burial. Later the ashes
VIII be removed to the National
Cemetery at Arlington, Va, for
final disposition.
Honorary pallbearers announced
included:
Maj. Gen. j. q. Harbord, retired;
Senator William NJ. Butler. of
Massachusetts,; Senator f. H. Gil
lette Of Massachusetts,; Gov. Alvan
Fuller. William II. Coolidge,
Senator George II. Moses Of New
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
ARSENAL BLAST.
PROBE BE Gun

BY InternationaI News Service

$50
DOVER. n. III, July 1S.-The
dreary round Of RESTORATION and.
investigation began. to-day at the
Lake Denmark Ngvai arsenal.
The work i of removing all sal.
vagable nonsmy nifions from DE
area affected b 1T: 4: and shell
explosions was started, by SQUADS
under command bof Lieut. u q. Rich
ardson. rhe work of clearing up,
the reseryk tion win take place
later.
Across the valley at the gate of
the Picatlnny arsenal a large tent
was rigged up. to house the board
which, today began to receive claims
FROM civilians who suffered loss
during the disaster IT IL expect
edf the work will ta lre a. long tflI1es
aS infinite details are Involved
4 OmOrrbyv her board win bel
gin an investigat ton OF the causes
OF the explosions, preparation to
making lions concern.
Ing the future storage Of high exi
plosipes alainlanit ion. ~ 81
Eight burned fingers. cIuEchfn
a portion Of half melted fire hose
today ga We nuts evi deTlce OF the,
heroic efforts Of marine Private
Henry ID. HacIsert, il. 9IElrifig the
explosions and fire which destroye
the arsenal. u.
The fingers, fused to- the TED
rubbe slowed that ac l1eYt q II Ter,
the first IOsio11. had 8 attempted
to esktil uisli le blaze viii h late
set off I1s n Z. n. II. maya zfr1es
blowing him to bits. .5s
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HEROINE SAVES
lAzED ELER
BY international News Service

BY 1mNCKMA9hOM0A EGNtB GbENAG0
PORTLAND, Ore, July I5.T 10
u svorlan who feared neither fire
nor water; Lieut.. Williarn Knauf,
Army reserpe flyer, now on active
duty st Vancouver barracks, to-
day owes bis life.
|s Mrs Ola Riecl1 Is the heroine.
Lieutenant KIaIf with r. =.
IParsllaIi 81 civi pilot as sa pas
1serig 81. Yves dying over The VIII
larnette River last night. Is
Il The plane daved. struck the high
tension electric wires that span
the river, burst into flames,
:y91irIed over and dropped into q
feet of water.
PahshaIl was stunned nd burned
and afable to assist Kna1f who
was rendered t1nconsc ious and was
stranped fast ii the cockpit Of the
blazing plane
mrs. Rieck had been III bathing
and Just RETURNED To her
kitchen when she heard the ex.
pIusion d the plane struck the
wires She still wore her bathing.
suit.
She shouted to men who stood on.
the ban s wat ching the fire to aid
her III saving ISrlauf' 5 life, but
they were afraid Of 3 gasoline eE-i
Ep1csion ana refused to come to her
assistance
Mrs. RfecE, however, yyadsd out
reached Into the Blist ering hot.
cockpit where l1nauf lay iii d
heap. 1IrIfa Stoned the safety straps.
and then dragged him under water
fii ofeer Is get him free from the
tangled maze OF wire supports.
A few minutes later the plane
was completely destroyed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
ENJOYS To Advertise
French Wines Is
His Scheme
- Internatlonal 81 serviee

PARIS, July is. Drinking
diplomats, who advertise French
wines and champ gnes, should
represent France il every capi-
tai III the world, contends
Maurice De Waleffe writing in
the Paris Midi.
De Waleffe reseIits the
fact that many French diplo-
mats are total disclaimers
forei gners observe that
distinguished Frenchrnen whom
we send them, nlistr1st our
wines, the foreig aers will not
be il any hurry to buy them &
declared De Naleffe
An ambassador Of France
should Be is much i connoisseur
sof wine as his wife is ! con-
noisseur o dress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
TERROR { ADES
TENN. POSSES
~ Ynternational News Service

BY international news SeENACO
MARYVILLE. Tenn, July 1S.-
several posses, weary and foot-sore
after a night of fruitless searching,
returned here today after another
hunt for Maryville's Midnight
Marauder" charged with RESPONSE
bility for three murders and a score
of other less serious crimes here
during the past three years.
The "marauder" made his second
appearance within a week last
night at the home OF Lonnie Greer,
and engaged in a pistol duel. Greer
awoke to find flashlight turned
into his face. He seized gun ano
pursued the ''marauder," who matt;
ed in the front yard, and returned
Greer's shots, narrowly missing the
latter. Greer was unable to get
a glimpse of the providers face.
The s'nnarauder" a week ago IN
vaded the home. OF Mrs. Sarah
Mason and shot her dead when she
screamed for help.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
q InternatlonaI News sergIee

ST. LOUIS, July Isl. skeletons
Of so humans, unearthed BY sewer
excavators working through
street iii the west side of this city,
are believed to Be those Of white
men, women and children who died
during cholera epidemic here
more than b century ago
Or. r. j. Terry. professor e
anafonnv at the washington Unia
versiky school Of Medicine, who
Examined the bones, declared they
we're those 81 white persons.
The ground from which the slxeIe-
tons were taken had never been
used as q public burial ground
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
MoNARcHs ENTERTAIN
VARIOUS oRPHANAGES

Local orphanages and homes viii
be entertained during the summer
by the Monarch Club, which will
visit a different institution each
week. President II. w. Cutler an
nounced today.
Barrels Of fun, ice cream, toys
and magic viii be brought to the
children by members of the club.
z The first entertainment will be
given at st. Joseph's male orphan
asylum tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15

/, The Orient's most powerful radio
station has been erected at Saigon,
Indo.C China. for communication with
PaFiMD z-As a. --
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
WRECKED
BY PREMIER

BY InteHno5I0naI NeWB BeEVIC8
LONDON, July 1.-THE lower
house OF the Norwegian Parliament
decided today to open proceedings
against former Premier Berge and
hts cabinet, accused OF having lent
5 ,00O, 900 kroner to the Norwegian
Commercial Bank without the
authority Of Parliament, according
to Central News advices from Oslo.
The bank failed shortly after the
loan was made.
"A governmental, committee ap-
pointed to investigate the charges
against Berge and his cabinet urged
Parliament to start prosecution.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
''News Briefs"
TAKEN FROM TODAY'g.
CLASSIFIED ADS
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How bout 4 Buggy Rlde"9
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bAhR carriages cost $62; sell
SIS also Whitney cart; never
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y y
Secretary Wants Job
SECRETARIAL. University grad
uate, s years experience young
man, wants opportunity
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WALTER-Come and see me;
Hutchinson wrote you were here.
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Find q Diamond Pln9
BARPIN--Set with diamondsS
missed Saturday at Beaver Dam
Country Club; reward.
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Need Small Loan?
$50 TO 5000 LCANs
On furniture: no comHi issionwl or
bonuses; 5000 to $1,000son Cd and
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service "
See Classification 2S.
The above wants and offers
are only a few of the hundreds
Of interesting propositions adj
veftiaed In today's Classified
Advertising Section. Turn there
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
HANIHARA, FORMER ENVOY |
HERE.pEcLlNEs ROME POST

TOKYO, July 15.-It was learned
today that Masanao Hanihara, for
mer ambassador to the United
states, has declined the ambassa-
dorship to Italy.
Doichi Matsuda, now minister TO
the Netherlands. has been selected
for Rome, it is understood. but it
has not been announced officially.
Akira Ariyoshi,, now minister to
Switzerland, has been selected as
minister to Brazil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15

HAMPSHIRE: Gen. j. Z. Hines, chief
Of staff. u. s. A; Attorney General
J. q. Sargent; Postmaster General
Harry u. New; Secretary of Labor
James y. Davis, and Secretary OF
War Dwight Davis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
Wales sAvfully Keen
About Charleston

LONDON, July Ito be smuggled quietly into America,
to dance Charleston every night ice
sodas through the privately avoWed ambitions
Of the Prince of Wales.
The fairhared young heir to the throne often gagged
dinlomacY only rarely what he really thinks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
THE couNTRYs WEALTH

This country's wealth is said to be
five hundred ana fifty billions and
growing at the rate of fifty billions
annually.
But don't let this make YOU
"chesty." General McQuigg has re-
minded us that debtors as a rule do
not love creditors.
And there are lot Of folks, who
claim a share in that wealth. Be-
sides what is four or Ave thousand
dollars each-if one had it when
one thinks what 1t costs to live?
Or why bother about that when
IS percent Of the people own proba-
bly, more than 80 per cent; let them
do the worrying, especially as 1t
appears the concentration Of wealth
is diminishing a little. though pro-
badly not enough to effect most of
US.
"As to the ownership Of natural
resources, the report estimates that
for 1922 six companies controlled
about one-third of the developed
water power, eight companies three
fourths of the unmined anthracite
coal, thirty companies over a third
of the immediate reserves of blum
nous coal, two companies over one
half Of the iron ore reserves, -four
companies nearly one-half of the
copper reserves and thirty compa
MES about one-eighth of the petrol
cum reserves"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-26
CHILDREN! CHiLDREN!!

Meier Steinbrink, chairman of an
American Hebrew organization, tells
John ]. Dorman, possibly Of Dutch
lineage, but anyhow fire commits
sioner of New York. a good story
that he might use in some Of his
public speeches; a story Of a Jew
finding his children playing in the
street with matches and calling out
to them: IF you want to play nit
matches come on into the house"
Dorman tells the story in public.
Hearing of it an organization, the
Jewish Veterans Of the Wars Of the
Republic, rises. as it were, on Its
hind legs and dcmanis the removal
Of Dorman as fire commissioner, all
of which luckes i"teresting copy"
and the Steinbrinl; story Is scattered
to the four winds Of heaven.
And here Is Fontaine Fox, the
cartoonist, portraying the episode of
"Stinky" Davis, all about the mother
Of "Stinky" bribing the boys not to
call him "Stinky," the boys accept
ing the bride and then going around
Justify crying: 'If ever 1 hear emmy
one that promised not to call him
'Stinky' call him 'Stinky' I'm gonna
sock 'em one fer calm i'm 'Stin-
ky"
Chj1drenf Childrent'