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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Vincent B. Costello Post, No. IS,
American Legion, will meet, 8 o'clock,
In the boardroom of the District
Building.
The Business Women's Council will
meet at the Church of the Covenant.
Clifford X. Bergman, cartoonist, will
give a talk.
The Jane A. Delano Post, No. 6,
American Legion. will meet. o'clock,
at 1887 * street.
The Temple Brotherhood Of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation will
meet at Union Station, $50 o'clock, to
take a special train for Baltimore,
where they will be the guests Of Har
Sanai Brotherhood.
The Washington Photo Finishers
will be addressed by Guy A. Bingham,
executive manager, and other speak
erS.
The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
will meet, $50 o'clock, in the ballroom
of the Shoreham. Mrs. Kate l.. Caye
Buscall Of Riverdale, Md, will whistle.
Speakers and music. Public welcome.
officers of the Grand Council Royal
ArCanum, VIII make tne1r annual
visitation to Oriental Council, o'clock,
at Pythian Temple. All Royal Area
mum members welcome.
Troop 70, Boy Scouts, will meet, 7:30
o'clock, at new Jewish Community
Center Building. 1929 Sixteenth street.
Phil Sheridan WOman'S Relief
Corps, No. II, will serve a turkey din
ner in G.. A. r. Hall from to
o'clock.
Capitol Lodge. No. 3, Order of Shep-
herds Of Bethlehem, will meet,
o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall.
Fenwick l.. Holmes will give the sec
ond of his series of lectures at Willard
Hotel. The cause and cure of fear and
nerves will be discussed and include
an explanation of psychoanalysis.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
70 the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Louise s. Wllmarth. rs, 22s John Mar
Hayden Switzerland. II. Providence Hos
pltal.
pital. --'
Emelia3 o. Bedford 70. 1891 Columbia I'd
AIef W AH! Isoa A. Sstn5sy Hospital
Annie F. Lewis. 76, Providence Hospital.
=, Mary; G. Mosser, SO, George Washington
Rachel W, Costello, 70. 1920 Fairmont st.
P aInd =, XIdon 70 Ghidren's Hospital,
Fannie Logan, AZ, 4i6 ist st. 'io'p''''
Marie Robinson. 80, Providence Hospital.
gabriel Freeland. 50, 223 Bird ST sw
HOSPITAL '0 ANAii'1 . 0ilcS
Mary +. Thomas So, 1913 18th st.
John Jackson. 50. 2459 P st.
William !. Harris, l; 90 d st. Sc
A-EIan L0oper. 10 months, 124S Fla. ave
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and cold
er tonight, minimum temperature
about % degrees; tomorrow fair; fresh,
possibly strong, northwest winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and colder
tonight; tomorrow fair; strong north
west winds.
Virginia Partly cloudy tonight,
colder in east and central portions; to-
morrow fair; strong west and north
west winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy and
colder tonight, snow fiurries in the
east portion; tomorrow fair.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer-Four pm, So; s pm.
so; II midnight, 46; am, Al; am,
SO; noon, SO.
Barometer-Four pm, 1884; s pm,
$3.50; II midnight, 1919; am, 29.7S;
am, 29.76; noon, 29.78.
Highest temperature, So, occurred at
2 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 3S, occurred at
740 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, Al; lowest, 10.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, 4:19 am. and 4:3S
pm, high tide 1853 a m. and 1915 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, ASA am. and
5:18 pm. high tide, 1875 am. and 1858
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, GAO am; sun sets,
Col pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:39 am; sun
sets. 6:02 pm.
Moon rises, 1856 pm; sets, 1922 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls today at am:
temperature, SO; condition, very
muddy.
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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CARL F. BERGMAN, SO,
DIES IN PHILADELPHIA
Former Employe in National Mu-
scum Assisted Sculptor in Setting
UP Ethnological Groups.

Carl F.. Bergman, SO years old, at
one time employed in the National
Museum here, where he assisted the
sculptor Clarke Mills in the prepare
ton and setting up of chronological
groups illustrating the life of the
American Indian, died at his home in
Philadelphia Saturday. Funeral serV-
ices will be conducted here at the
chapel of v. l.. Speare & Co.. under
takers, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Bergman was the son OF carr
w. Bergman, a we'll known music
teacher and organist in this city from
1852 to 1874.
Leaving the National Museum, Mr..
Borgmann was employed at the mu-
scum connected with the University
of Pennsylvania, having been on duty
there the past 80 years.
He is survived by a son, Carl }.
Bergman OF this city; a daughter,
Mrs Ida Bergman Eichenberger of
Philadelphia, and two brothers, H. II
Bergman and William G.. Bergman,
both of Washington.
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LYON VILLAGE CITIZENS
GROUP DRAFTS BYLAWS
Tentative Constitution Is Drawn
Up by Special Committee
Of Association.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYON VILLAGE, Va, March "A
tentative constitution for the newly
organized Lyon Village Citizens AS
ISOLATION was drawn up last night at
a meeting of a special committee.
The proposed governing act includes
approved features of various other
Arlington County civic bodies and is
modelled along the general lines of that
OF the Lyon Park Civic Association.
Arthur Orr, former president of the
latter organization, gave the commit
tee a number of suggestions that were
taken into consideration in formulat-
ing the new draft
Several minor details of the consti-
tution will be ironed out Friday night
at another meeting at the home of
S. G. Eareckson, a member of the
committee. Other members of the com
mittee are Stuart T. Ashton, chair
man; w. X. SWetnam, James r.
Chinn and l.. II. Harris.
The report of the committee will be
presented at a meeting Of the full as
ISOLATION March 10.
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LA SALE ST. WOLF
DIES IN i. S. PRISON
Worthington Victim of Stroke
of Paralysis in Atlanta
Penitentiary.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, March John
Whitehouse Worthington Of Chicago.
known as the wolf of La Sale
street." died at the Atlanta Federal
penitentiary today. where he was
serving a term for using the mails to
defraud. Death was caused by a
! stroke of paralysis.
Worthington was brought to the
penitentiary last October 10 to serve
two years. He was suffering from
diabetes and former paralytic
stroke and had to be carried into
the penitentiary.
During his six months confinement
he was kept in the prison hospital
and given special treatment for dia-
betes. His condition was thought to
be improving, but the second stroke
of paralysis this morning proved
fatal.
Father of Actress.
Funeral arrangements will not be
completed until word is received from
relatives. Jane Allen, actress, is
Worthington daughter.
After charges were made against
him in Chicago he fled to Mexico,
where he remained several years be-
fore returning voluntarily to face the
accusations. Due to his physical con-
dition special efforts were made to
obtain Communication of sentence An
appeal was made to the United States
Attorney General to save him from
the prison sentence, but all efforts
proved fruitless.
Il would rather be in prison in the
United States than be free in Mex
leo" Worthington stated when he sur
rendered to Chicago authorities after
his return from Mexico.
A few days ago he filed an appli-
cation for communication of sentence
with the Department of Justice.
Worthington's operations are esti-
mated to have netted him more than
81, 500, 900.
Once Headed Chain of Banks.
At one time he was head Of a chain
of banks in Alabama; then ne became
confidence operator and piled up a
fortune from speculative ventures
which eventually involved him with
the Government and caused his flight
to Mexico.
Making his will before entering
prison here, Worthington directed
that the bulk or MS fortune go 10 MS
daughters, Mrs. Allen Pika, Chicago,
known in moving picture circles as
Jane Allen, and Mrs. John Rodgers
of New Rochelle, n. Y. Another $780,
600 was bequeathed to his grand
daughter, Miss Helen Rodgers, and
$4,000 to DR.. Ronald McKibben, a
Los Angeles physician.
Warden John A. Shook Of the Fed
eral penitentiary said the Wolf of
La Sale Street" had no visitors dur
ing his Imprisonment.
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HITS SPAIN'S DESERTERS.
Madrid Paper Demands Those in
U. S. Redeem" Themselves.

MADRID. March Q G4).-The Span
ish government news sheet, Ell
Noticiero Del Lunes, today discusses
the situation of Spanish army de
serters abroad. 1t suggests that
those resident in America redeem"
themselves by paying a lump sum to
the Spanish government in order to
be permitted to return to Spain with
out facing the usual penalties for de-
sertion and be restored to citizenship.
Those unable to pay a lump sum, the
article suggests. should be permitted
to pay In monthly installments. When
the total sum had been paid they
would be granted passports to return
n Snatp
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DEATH HELD ACCIDENTAL
Facing Trial, Overcome
While Fixing Car. Says Doctor.

BROOKFIELD. Mass, March .
(P).-Daniel 8. Kennedy. 81, retired
horseman, who was found dead in his
garage yesterday. was accidentally
overcome by monoxide gas while re-
pairing his automobile, in the opinion
of Medical Examiner Charles A. De
land of Warren. DR. Deland made his
report last night. Kennedy. who was
a Sunday school superintendent here,
was arrested recently on a serious
charge involving a young girl. He
was to have gone on trial in the Dis
trict Court today.
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Deaths.

fn0NPsssoSS Is , Pm RSsX WILLIAMS
81 81 Frederick L. and Blanche L. ThoInp-
son she leaves also to mourn their loss
David !. and Louis A. Williams "u Funer raj
M 1fom her late residence on Thursday,
friends peass attend Go fso7 Ee St Hw an!
4 &c 6ssI TssideP S5oa Stt his sister Mrs;
TRorLAND. s ooD 81 the late Ro deR z.
1nd Louise Trouland. Funeral (private)
wednesday afternoon from the chapel of
P J. saffen 9th and II sis. NV.
TUCKER, Departed this life Tuesday. March
1o 122B az am. at Freedmen's Hospital
II. Tucker and uncle OF Beverly TucSer
= ana R bbiHuline Drake p Funeral from John
sts ew TR1rs aHreFT Ma Gnbbpet ara a sd
pm. Friends are invited to attend 8
"AAS sbI Departed, this life SATURDAY.
denee oxon Hi Ro nd T. 8a ain g her sF res rs
loved widow OF the late John Washington.
Relatives, and friends are invited 20 at
n tend; OBaaltimore papers please COPY
THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS. Monday; March !. 1926. at the
WILLIAMS. brother OF Alice and Louis
Wf ydm w,o FuRersl 81 ThPurfday March 4
ing at the West End branch of jarvis
Funeral Co. 18th 81 and Dumbarton ave.
NV. until time of funeral. 3
WOODBRIDGE. Departed this life suddenly,
February ~, 1926, at 2 o'clock. DEVOIA
FRANKLIN WOOLRIDGE. The remains
can lie seen at Buudys undertakers par.
Tor, 649 Florida ave. NV. Tuesday. March
=, from 8 pm. till Wednesday. March 9.
at IL. after which the body win be sent
TO Greenvilie, ;. C.. Wednesday. March 3.
at $40 pm.
Young. suddenly on SUNDAY February IS.
1926. at 7:30 am. FREDERICK 8. be
loved husband OF Madeline Z. Young and
son OF Thomas T.. and Emma J. Otterback
Young Funeral from his late residence.
1877 Kennedy 81. NV. on "Wednesday,
invited 10 attend 20
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FOREIGN
lWich time. today
Indiana Publisher Dies.

VINCENNES, Ind, March . LP).-
Royal Il. Purcell. jr., 3S years old, one
of the publishers of the Vincennes
sun. died last night of bronchial pneu-
monia. He had been an invalid for
II years since suffering a stroke of
paralysis.
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HaGassaIl will hold its first Organi.

cation meeting tomorrow. 2:30 pm,
at the new Jewish Community Cen
ter. Maurice Cafritz will give the
opening prayer; Mrs. Earle Kline will
sing and an address will be given by,
Mrs. A. H. Vieman of Pittsburgh.
Discussion on Ludwig Lewishon's
Israel" by Mrs. Herman Hollander.
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Carn of ThdnkS.

DECKER. ! wish TO extend my thanks and
deepest appreciation 10 the Order Of Red
Men, relatives. friends and ncighhors for
their kindness shown me and beautiful
flowers sent during the Illness and at the
death Of my beloved husband, RICHARD
FRANKLIN DECKER.
HIS WEE FRANCES A DECKER
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Georgian Dies in England.

OXFORD. England. March 2 Up
w. Y. Cleckley of Augusta, Ga, died
suddenly from heart disease last eve
ming while returning from the OK
ford University sports. in which his
son, II. NJ. Cleckley, a Rhodes scholar.
OF
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Nomen's City CIub.-William Ru.

Women's City CIub.-Wiliiam Ru-
| fus Scott will speak before the current
! events section tomorrow, 4:45 pm.
Subject: 'DoinGs of the World Up to
Date" Mrs. William f. Chamberlin
will preside.
masters of Wisdom" will be the
subject of the free public lecture
Thursday, SIS pm, at United Lodge
Of Theosophists, 1881 * street. All
| welcome.
District Council, Royal Arcanum,
will meet tomorrow. S pm, at Pythim
Temple. Deputy Grand Regent A. C.
Giles will speak
A religious concert will be given by
the Virginia group, assisted by the
male quartet of the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, Rev. James L. Willis,
pastor, Friday, pm. at the church.
Proceeds for the building fund.
The Maine State Society will hold
special meeting tomorrow, pm,
at the Hamilton Hotel. Nellie Dun
ham, Names champion fiddler, and
mis- company, in old-time dances, will
entertain through courtesy Of Roland
Robbins of Keith's. Dancing and re-
freshments.
An afternoon card party will be
held Thursday, 1870 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Lula S. Hammond, 1928 Thir-
teenth street, for benefit of the Won
ans Benefit Association.
The Wakefield National Memorial
Association will meet Thursday. 500
pm, at the Washington Club.
The Psyche Club will meet Thurs
day, pm, to continue the study of
psychoanalysis, the Playhouse. Wis
itors welcome.
Lincoln Post, G. A. r., will meet
tomorrow. 2 pm, in Grand Army
Hall.
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POINDENTER. All members OF J. McCrIm-
mill Lodge Ne. "a i437 g. u o: 90 O. r.: ar, are
Tuesday evening, March 2 at o'clock. at
odd Fellows Hall. 1906 NJ St NV. to ar
range for the funeral of our late brother.
GEORGE y. POINDEXTER. to be held at
the MetropoHtan Baptist Church. r st. he
tween eth and 18Th SITS. NV. Wednesday.
March 3. at / 80 pm. Thirty days from
date the assessment will be due
T-Ny &
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Sweet spirit rest.
POINDENTEK. Departed this life Sunda

February IS. 1925 at pm. at his
residence. 1919 3Oth St NV. GEORGE
DAVID PQINDEXTER. beloved husband
OF Lillian PoindcXter. father of Edwin Il.
poiudeNter. uncle OF Birdie Parker. brother
Iu-aw Of Emma Ashton, Corrine Ashton
Anton and Robert II. Ashton Remain-
resting at the James Winslow undertaking
parlors.. 10Th and St.. NV. Funeral
from Metropolitan Baptist Church We'd
ne~day March 3. at 30 nm Relatives
and friends invited TO attend
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District Council, Royal Arcanum,
will meet tomorrow, S pm, at Pythian
Temple. Deputy Grand Regent A. c..
Giles will speak.
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pOINnEXTER Departed thls lfe sund

FeIruary IS. 1926. al pm. G. d. pom
DEXTER A special meeting OF wash
meton Patriarchs IS. G. Z. o.. of o. r.
- ateS o'clock to arrange for the funeral
of Brother GEO. u. POINDEXTER. Duty
calls, We must obey Assessment March
archs IS IRIOUS BOYD. II, V.P.
No { nONE " Z
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Lincoln Post, g. A. r., will meet
tomorrow. pm, in Grand Army
Hall.
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PENDANT. pearl tbunch of grapcs), on Co
lumba I'd between 18th and Mt Pleasant
or on Potomac Park car from Mt. Pleasant
st. or between 10th and $ and Goth and D
SITS. Communicate with e. Tonks. 1881 Co
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IRISH TERRIER-Brown female, name
Pal collar with name "Chapin." Return
TO Richardson. 1409 Both st. NV. Pot 274O.
Reward,
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LOST.

HANDBAG. black on the way from George
town TO Union Station, containing wearing
/ apparel Kindly return to Harris 1910 +
st. NV. or 1929 Volta pI NV.
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with bank book and drivers permit In it.
Finder please return to M, v. Nuesleih.
Flower and kennebec ave. and get reward.
POCKETBOOK-Brown MORE about 1 1ax2
inches. between Hecht's and 1884 18th NV.
A 1ams 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-02

The Psyche Club will meet Thurs
day. pm, to continue the study of
psychoanalysis, the Playhouse. Wis
itors welcome.
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ANDREW J. ~AMUFLS. \. q
WIN. II. FITZHTGH. Secretary. .
PROCTOR. sunday. February 2s. at Bal


more, Md WILLIAM H.. Sr.. devoted
father of William II. Proctor. jr., age 6a
years. Funeral, WedneS day March 3. 10
Relatives and friends invited,
RICHARDSON. Monday March l. 1925 at
her residence, 1926 Farragut ST. NV.
IRENE n. beloved daughter of Willard
s aud Annie N. Richardson tnee DAILY.
Funeral from the above residence Thurs
Sacred Heart Church. where mass will he
said at 8 am. Relatives and friends in
vited.
SEGER. Friday. February go. 1926 at 3
GEORGE j. beloved husband of Kate
Beckett Seger (nee Sloanl. Funeral from
his late residence Wednesday. March 3. at
$50 am. thence to the Holy Name
Relatives and friends invited. Interment at
st. Mary's Cemetery.
SHI-MATE. Suddenly. Tuesday March .
1926 At his residenee ga F st. sw..
crime Shumate. Notice of funeral later.
sMALLEY: Departed this life Tuesday.
Mareh 1879 At he FsTdesff las
KEYES SMALLEY. wife of the late Jacob
NJ. Smalley, and the beloved daughter of
Stephen sheldon keyes and Deborah
Frances Overton Smalley and Laura
Elizabeth Smalley. Interment at High
gate. Vt. Please omit flowers. (St. AL
bans and Burlington. Vt. papers please
copy)
THOMPSON. Sunday. February IS. 1926, at
her residence Ballston. Va, HELEN
l.. THOMPSON beloved wife of Daniel e.
Thompson. Funeral from the chapel Of
ave Sc. Wednesday, March 3. at : pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery
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GARNER. Departed :. this life Monday
March / 1926 at tuberculosis Hospital
WILLIAM GARNER. Remains resting al
John T. Rhines & Co. funeral chapel. 3rd
and SITS. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
GREEN. Monday. March l. 1926 at Tu-
berculosis Hospital BLANC,H GREEN de-
voted sister of. Emma Hnngerford AMI
Dennis Green. Remains resting at the W;
Ernest Jarvis Co, funeral parlors, .e222
Georais ave. nv. Notice Of funeral later.
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"Masters of Wisdom" will be the
subject of the free public lecture
Thursday, SIS pm, at United Lodge
Of Theosophists, 1881 * street. All
welcome
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POCKETBOOK containing check and money
Monday afternoon. Call Miss Hayden, Col.
9674 141I Meridian pl. NV. Reward.
POCKETBOOK-Feb. II. between Mt Pleas
ant and 1911 Kenyon; reward Return TO
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more. Md. WILLIAM H.. Sr.. devoted
father OF William II; Proctor; jr.,. age 6a
wears Funeral "Wednesday. March 3. IL
am St Mary's Church. Rockville. Nd.
Relatives and friends invited.
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The Maine State Society will hold

An afternoon card party will be
held Thursday, 80 pm, at the home
OF Mrs. Lula S. Hammond, 1923 Thir-
teenth street, for benefit Of the Won
ans Benefit Association.
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PANSY PIN. with pearls, on 14th st. be-
tween Columbia rd. and Park I'd or on
Kenyon st. Col. 1914 Reward
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The Wakefield National Memorial
Association will meet Thursday, $40
pm, at the Washington Club.
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EDETEN. INC HOIy Name SOcletY OF -.
Teresss parish are notified of the death
meeting at home Of deceased. 1854 Pleas.
ant st. Sc, Tuesday, March 2, 1926. at
$50 pm Funeral from St Teresa J
Church Wednesday, March 3. at am :
FAROURaR. Monday. March 1929 at
Sandy Spring, Nd, ISABELLE r.. widow
OF Henry Farauhar. in her S0th wear.
Funeral from Gawlers chapel. 1890 Penn
sylvania ave. on Wednesday at q 80 m
Friends invited. Interment private
The Washington times., 1926-08-04

Mess. PITTSBURGH, Pa. and Mrs.
Jerome johnson. wife Of . member
Of the Butler county board of edu-
cation. The prisoners are Clifford
Wilson, II. his brother Fred. and
Amos Phelps.
Moss was opening the first Of 4
series Of evanselisfic meetings
when the shots which killed him
and the woman were fired into the
church through the open window.
The shooting was occasioned, 1t
Ii said, because the Kentucky
rnountaineers who are held In con.
nection with the crime thought he
was 4 revenue officer, disguised.
1t was said he had been aiding
Federal agents.
The Washington times., 1926-08-04
us, BLAMED IN
RIVER DEATH

Refusal Of the Government to pro
vide adequate life-saving facilities,
lesDite entreaties which he has
nads for several years, was respon
ible for the death by drowning
-onday night Of Reingold Frederick
eysef, "a, OF 24is @. st. N. W.. at
andy Beach. mile below Chain
sfidge, according to William H.
BilI'D Reynolds. veteran boatnian.
who has held forth at the foot o.
Thirty-fourth st. for 10 years.
Policemen along that part Of thu
river make BILL" Reynolds boat
house their headquarters. and the
Government keeps there an ancient,
fOtting beat, the hull OF which has
been patched with tin and wooden
blocks until IL is beginning to look
like q crazy quilt. This boat, Rey-
nolds declared today. is the only
means offered policemen to so to
the rescue of anyone when q dis
Sress cali is received from the river.
Reynolds said he has made many
appeals to the Government during
the past few years for a new boat
that could answer emergency calls
with speed. The present craft, he
eays. barely moves in the water.
He also asked for pullmoter, but,
when that was denied, he bought
one himself.
When the call came from Sandy
Beach Monday night, Reynolds said
speed boat such as he had asked
for so often. could have reached
Keyser within Is minutes. The
present boat couldn't get there until
IS minutes after the call had been
received. Keyser had been dead
only about SO minutes when Reyn-
olds arrived with his pnIrnotor.
Reynolds says. he feels certain he
could have saved the man had he
been able To get to Sandy Beach 80
minutes
Reynolds has conducted his boat.
house for about 20 years, and IL one
Oe the best known characters along
the river. He said today that he
plans to keep up his fight for e.
new boat. It would, undoubtedly,
save many lives, he says.
The Washington times., 1926-08-04
rWo WOMEN IN POISON
CASE 70 GET HEARING

Miss Ethel Clawans and Mrs.
Elizabeth Warnlxe. arrested on
Jlaarges Or having assaulted Mrs.
Myrtle Rosenfie.d in the bedroom d
her home, 1905 Newton st.. Cedar
croft, Nd. after attempting to forcs
4 drug down her throat, win facs
Justice Of the Peace John ]. Fainter
at o'clock tonight in the office ol
CONSTABLE Thomas Garrison, q;
Hyattsville.
The hearing was postponed once
TO permit preparation Of new evi'
dence. While II Is expected motion
The Washington times., 1926-08-04
VERSE TELLS or DEATH
or KINGS BEEKEEPER

RICHMOND. Surrey, England
Aug. 4.-"Beas. sing softly, bees sing
low; he is dead, who loved you 80.
This was the inscription on
memorial cards sent out, upon the
death of Alfred Cambria. pee.
keeper for former King Manuel y
Portugal, at his estate here.