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8 SEEK To OUT
ST.ELIZABETH'S

Attorney George r. Curtis today
filed nine applications for writs OF
habeas corpus in the District SUI
preme Court for the release Of as
many patients from st, Elizaheth's
Hospital, declaring that all are held
there Illegally.
William Meigan. an army veteran.
who enlisted at Wheeling, w. Va.
in 1872 is among the petitioners and
he declares he was on parole irons
the Soldiers Home at Hampton
Roads, Va. when he was arrested
and taken to st. EliEabeth's.
Meigan says he receives a pension
of SO a month froAl the govern
mept. This pension. he claims. Is
collected by DIR. William A. White,
superintendent of the asylum, and
Commissioners Frederick A. Fenning,
and that he is allowed 81 month
for spending money.
William West, who claims to be
captain in the merchant marine,
who was in command of a boat
which carried war materials be-
tween New York and France during
the World War, is also among
those who ask to be released. He
says he was sent to st. Elizabeth 8
by the Public Health Service at
New Orleans. West testified in the
Congressional investigations.
The others for whom petitions
were filed are Frank l.. Smith, an
honorably discharged soldier; Michael
Powers, also honorably discharged
from the Army in 1895; William F..
Gaffney, who served in the World
War and was honorably discharged
in October, 1919; James f. Martin
honorably discharged from the
Army in 1903; Neal c, Johnson,
George r. White, and Robert w
Brown Of Virginia
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DEATHs

Columbus Thompson. IS years, Cal
n Ksrchibaid Hopkins q years. 1895
MS George aSs W. stiekney. 50 years. 1924
Alice K. Patterson. u years 124s
Edna sullivan. - years Tubercu-
~ Rob sssp paIryInple. years. En- route
10 Walter Reed Hospital.
Infant of George and Mabie GodWin'
az minutes, Sfbley Hospital
Herbert r, Mcdonald. hours, III
Rittenhouse st. n. w. o,.
Abraham b. Winalow. 76 years. 1918
sai ali oats. 81 years. 1901 Sheriff
John McDorrah. 81 years. Freed
''e Clarence Williams. 40 years, st.
Elizabeths Hospital.
Roland Clark, p years. Walter Reed
Aionzo Ray. year. children's Hos
Wilber craige. II months. Provi-
dence Hospital
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AUTO WILL HAVE
a CYLINDERS

LONDON, June 21.-There short
~ will be finished at motor fac
tory near Birmingham, England,
what is claimed to be the largest
automobile in the world. 1t is Of
ficially rated at 1000 horse power
and so unwieldIy In design is 1t
that it will only steer a straight
course, and when finished it Is
hoped to attain 4 speed of more
than 200 miles an hour.
The car Is Sunbeam, designed
by L. Coatalen. It will be driven
by two engines, each rated at oO0
horse power and when these twin
engines are installed in the ennr.
nous chassis. 1t will develop ooO
more horse power than any IN
existence at the present moment.
Mai. Fl. o. u. Segrave has been
selected to drive the monster when
completed, and he will make an
attack on Parry Thomas speed
record of ITO miles an hour. The
track suggested at the moment is
the seashore course at Pendine.
Carmarthon. or Southport in Ian
cashire. The date is tentatively
fixed in September.
The car will be fed with gaso-
line from eight carbureters, and
its ignition. will be supplied from
IL magnetos. The car throughout
will be of British manufacture.
Each engine has ~ cylinders,
making "a in all. There are two
spark plugs to each cylinder.
The gas consumption of this
monster is enormous. An allow.
Sance is being made OF three gal.
Ions of gasoline for each minute
the engine is running. This works
out at mile to the gallon.
One Of the two engines VIII be
housed over the front Of the en-
CINE and the other set at the back.
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81 TO GRADUATE FROM
ARMSTRONG SCHOOL

Arrangements have been com
pleted for the graduation Of 81
students from the Armstrong Tech
meal High School tomorrow night
at 8 p. IN. The exercises will take
place in the new Armstrong
Armory. Music will be furnished
by the Armstrong Orchestra.
Howard II. Long will be the pre-.
siding officer and the Reverend
Doctor Walter Fl Brooks, pastor of
the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, will give the invocation.
Mary Thelma McFadden will be
the soIoist. Leonard z. johnson,
Of the Howard University faculty,
will be the principal speaker and
the Reverend Doctor F. /. Bennett,
member of the Board Of Education,
will award the diplomas.
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PASTOR To GIVE
BREAKFAST

The Rev. DIR. w. II. Jernagin,
pastor of Mt Carmel ! Baptist
Church, Third and l Streeta North.
west. and president Of the National
Colored Sunday School and 3. 7.
p. u. convention. will entertain at
breakfast delegates from the South
ern States at the Mt. Carmel
Church tomorrow morning at z
o'clock.
The colored conclave, which
meets at the e. L, Moody taber-
nacle, Brooklyn, N. Y, opens June
% and closes July z. DR.. Jernagin
will preside over the sessions and
is understood to be a candidate for
reelection. He is serving the u1-
expired term of the Rev. DIR. D. w.
Cannon, of Atlanta. Ga. who re-
Gently died.
More than 5000 delegates from
all sections OF the United States
are expected to attend the Brooklyn
convention.
e. w. ID. Isaac, nationally known
colored evangelist and general secre
tary Of the convention, will deliver
the opening address at Brooklyn
Wednesday,.
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TRUCKS IN CRASH, FELL
POST AND HURT WOMAN

Two trucks, one belonging to the
Tolman Laundry and the other
Behrend's Bakery, respectively, col
lided today at Third and / Streets
Northwest. The latter truck crash
ed into a lamp post and fire alarm
boz combined, knocking the post
on Carrie Huston, colored, u years
old. POI / st. N. w.
The woman was removed to the
office of DIR. Tolson, 201 l st. n.
w, and treated for bruises to both
arms.
William Huffman. 314 Webster
st. N. W. was the driver of the
laundry truck and Max Sacala, .207
G. ST. N. W., operated the latter.
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MRS. VIRGINIA S. LYON

Funeral services for Mrs. Vir.
GINA Sutherland Lyon. daughter
of Alien Property Custodian and
former Senator Howard Sutherland.
who died last night at her home
in Huntington, w. Va, will be held
at o'clock this afternoon. Inter
n1ent will be in Huntington, it was
said at Mr.. Sutherland's residence
today.
Mrs. Lyon was well known here
before moving to West Virginia
upon her marriage to Dr.. George
Lyon. She is survived by her hus-
band. three small children, includ-
ing a week.old baby. her father
and mother. and four sisters, Mrs
j. F. Walker. also of Huntington,
Miss Catherine. Miss Margaret,
and Miss Elizabeth Sutherland,
whose engagement to- Bucky Harris
was recently announced, all Of this
city.
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.OHN b. KINGsBURY

Funeral services for John -.
I<ingsbury, So years old, who died
early yesterday morning following
a heart attack at his home, 1913
Hobart st. n. w. win be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
his late residence, with interment
in Rock Greek Cemetery. Elks
services at the residence will be
held at 7:30 o'clnck tonight by
WASHINGTON Lodge. No. Is. OF
which Mr.. Kingsbury was a mem
Der.
Mr.. Kingsbury was native OF
washington and was well known
among real estate men here. he
is survived by bis wife, Mrs. Lena
B. Kingsbury.
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Ernest Malsolnn/ Yeatman: 22. and
Geneyieve T. Frank. 20. The Rev. ,.
melee Mayeur, 21. and Nellie Chill
dress. 1S. both OF Richmond, va. Inc
REV. VIM III. Hoffman.
Theodore Archibald McArn. 20, ana
wiIhelnina Eloise Hoffman. 10. the
Rev, A. H. McArn. ~
charles KessleT, 81 Of Richmond. Vs..
and Lillian Meyers. ~. Of EaltiHoIe'
SD. The Rev. ]. r. Loeb.
John Henry Cobb; q. ana =. Paut Wa
Davidson. ~. potn o. z Az ~
Henry Baylor. 9. and Elizabeth JET
fersone 20. The Rev. a. ssyles.
William q. Hill. az. and Clara r.
Garter. "a. The Rev. Il. }. Lee.
H. Carson Hayes: q, and Regenia 2
MargoIf. "a. The Rev. s. z. Nicnoias.
up nv richard Low1nan. "a. and Norma
Glenn Munson.s %. both of HagerstoWn.
Md. The Rev. VIM. Al. Hoffman.
Andrew Medders Pennington, p. and
Grace Elsie Bier. %. The Rev. j. r.
Tyler.
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DEATH NOTICES

ANDERSON-on sunday June 20, 1926,
at, his residence, 1913 Wilson Boule-
ward, Clarendon, Va. WILLIAM JONES
ANDERSON. beloved husband of Laura
Funeral from st. Georges Episcopal
Church, Clarendon, Va, Wednesday,
June 20, at p. m Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment Rock Creek
Cemetery. North Carolina papers
please copy
(ilSEER--On sunday. June 20, 1926, al
his residence, 1882 w st. s. E., NOR.
VAL WILSON GREER. beloved hus
band Of Grace Elizabeth Greer. Flu
neral from the above residence on
Tuesday June %, at 2 p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment in Glen.
wood cemetery.
VV.EIdiA ND-SuddenI on Friday. June
f0 ut Georgetown University Hospital,
FRANK ALOYSTUS WElGAND. SR.,
husband of the late Irene Reynolds. ann
devoted father Of Frank A. WeiR-
Funeral services from his late resi-
Aence 1910 Girard st. n, w on Mon
.lay morning High mass At ST. Paufs
Catholic Church al 10 a. nm. Inter
ment Forest Glen Cemetery. Friends
and relatives Invited
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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David Shapiro %. and Dora ZarvitZ
81. both of Baltimore. Nd. The Rev. L..
Schwefel
Thos. L. Gouldman. %. and Ethel
FLORENCE West. II. both of Richmond,
Va. The Rev. ii. M. Hennig.
James Mason Adams. 20, and Lillian
Ruth Woodson. q. both of Highland
Springs, yd. The Rev. H. NJ. Hennig.
Springs. Va. The Rev. Fl. M. Hennig.
81. and Mary Jane Harlan. 20. The
Rev. j. j. Ooady
Harry John Fix. 81. and Margaret
Eppig. %. both of Baltimore. The Rev.
C. j. Trinkau.
Herbert NJ. Kilkinson. "a. and Hazel
G. Male %. both of Petersburg, Va.
The Rev. Z. c. Prinm.
John Mex Raines. "a. and A. Jean
lnette Taylor, Is. both of Reisterstown,
Md. The Rev. J. z. Briggs.
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EnNARD j.. KOLB

Funeral services for Edward L.
Kolb. SO, who died Saturday, were
he'd. from the home, 7O3 Sixth st
N. e., at 200 o'clock today. at
tended by members Of the Marion
M. Parker lodge, No. q, F. A.
A. M. of which the deceased was
member.
Preceding the services the lodge
held special communication at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and F. SITS. N E.. at 1870 o'clock.
Burial was in Prospect Hill GENE
terry.
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BUSINESS HIGH ALUMNI
TO ELECT WEDNESDAY

The Alumni Association of Bust
ness High School will hold its an
nual meeting on Wednesday at g
p. m. in the school auditorium.
Election of officers for 1857
will take place. AS a nominating
committee, President McGarraghy
has appointed A. c. Houghton. C..
A. Jones and James G. Wilkes.
An executive committee meeting
will be held at 7 p. m, preceding
the meeting. Dancing will follow
the meeting.
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RUSSELL SoUDERS DIES
or ACUTE INDIGESTION

at 1908 Fourteenth st. N. W., early
today, Russell Souders, 43, 1918
Rhode Island Ave. ". W., was re-
moved to Gallinger Hospital, where
he died from acute Indigestion, the
physicians reported.
He was not identified until sew
evaI hours after his death.
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WU,ITAM ]. ANDERSON

William j. Anderson, 81 years
old, for more than 80 years an en-
pIoye in the treasurer's office cf
the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, died yesterday
at his home, 1873 Wilson Boulevard,
Clarendon, va. after a two days
Illness. Funeral services have not
yet been arranged.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Laura e. Anderson, two daughters.
Mrs. C. Percy Oliver and Miss
Nellie Anderson, of Clarendon, an
two sons. william Al. Anderson,
of New Jersey, and Bruce Ander.
son, of Clarendon.
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MRS. ALICE r. DEEDS

Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
r. Deeds, wife of AIonzo F. Deeds,
who died yesterday at her home,
the Northumberland apartments,
were held today at 500 o'clock
from Gawler's chapel 1880 Pennsyi-
vania Ave, n. w. Burial will be
IN GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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there ana IN
a b u s j ness
school in this
city.
Coming to
this city after
he left school
he en- t cred
the fruit and
veg e t a b ] e.
b u s i n e S 8
a n d r a n.
stands in the
western and
Riggs m q r.
ixets foYs fhfr-
ty years. He
entered t h e
re a estate
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MRS. FLORA a. LEWIS

Funeral services for Mrs. Flora
A. Lewis. widow of Morgan d.
Lewis. who died Saturday at the
home of Clifford Lewis, 2I2S Inlf-
ty-sixth Pl. n. W.. were neid inns
afternoon at o'clock from the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Burial will be IN ArIlhg'
ton National Cemetery.
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MRS. ELIZABETH BRANDT

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Brandt, widow Of Arthur A..
Brandt. who died Friday, were held
at 10 O'Clock today from the home,
1903 Clifton st. n. w. Burial will
be i'm Congressional Cemetery.
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MARION HENRY BLEAsE

Funeral services for Marion
Henry Blease, % years old, who
died yesterday, will be held at 7;Oo
o'clock tonight from the home, -
Walden Ave, Clarendon, Va. Bur
ial will be at Waynesboro, Va.
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RACHAEL MUNZINGER

Funeral services for Katherine
Rachael Munzinger, so years old,
who died Saturday, will be held TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock from
the home, $50 A ST. S. e. Burial
win be made in Rock Creek Gem.
etery
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Who S Who
'sThe Inauiring Classified
ReEOrter

Each dnu he selects at random
some Times and Herald classified
advertiser aUh0es Interesting mes
noe dppenrs regularly IN these
Bduers and introduces the ddpcr.
tieey 10 Times aAd Herald readers
through this column.
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BIRTHS

Harvey r and Helen Fraley, girl.
George N and Thelma L. Hydrick,
Earl e. and Mary e. Milstead girl.
Claud and Georganna Mclaughlin.
boy. ,,,,
Ira d. and Ethel v. Lawyer, boy.
Philip aud Ann Gimbel, girl
Julius A. and Hiidegarde Hooson
John and Estelle Craig, boy.
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Today We Want You to Meet
AUSTIN M. COOPER
President Austin NJ. Cooper
Company

Austin M. Cooper was born in
Frederick county, Virginia, Au-
gust 8, 1870, and received his
education in the public schools
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tober /, 1923, and now has one
son in business with him.
Mr.. Cooper is married and has
three sons and two daughters.
He is a member OF Dawson
Lodge, No. Is, f. A. A. M;
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8, r.
A.. NJ: is thirty,second degree
Mason; secretary of the board
of directors of the Central Union
Mission, and is a member Of st.
Marks Lutheran Church.
Read Austin NJ. COoper's mes
sage to yOu today i'm the Real
Estate for Sale columns of to-
days Times and Herald CLASH
fled Ad Section.
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WOMEN and strls-swe pay IS per
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home experiences unnecessary: easy. In
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Announcements
Pa0ne Classified Ads to Main $500
LOST AND FOUND l
AUTO battery, 10 plate. long type. lost
between 14th & You and Georgetown.
Reward offered, 2012 14th st. n. W.
BLUE PERSIAN CAT-Eight months
old, vicinity of 22nd and st. N. w.
Reward. Phone Potomac 4531-W.
CORNET and case, lost from running
board: Government instrument; re-
ward. 1928 7 ST. N. w. North 439S,
COLLIE. yellow and white. collar with
king Tut, s Kendall Green N. Il.
Reward. Return to address. Line. 2710:
ENGLISH bull terrier pup, new scar
on right hind leg. Reward. n. 341.
LIGHT BROWN collie lost: hair closely
clipped, answers to name OF jock
reward. Call Columbia 2460.
LIGHT brown police dog young; an
swers to name Of Rex; reward. North
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WANTED no Boy
To Rent
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