Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 4

~Rh REDUCTION-SALE OFFERS MEN CLOTHING BELOW _COST Our list of new patrons is daily growing larger and larg- er. Every one making big savings during our great Half- Yearly Sale.. A Bell Suit is from 20% to 30% ° below ordinary' dealers at any' time and when we take a further reduction for final clearance you buy below cost of making. We can fit any man, no matter his build, and we can please you with youthful or conservative styles in all fab- rics. You choose from any suit in the house at these prices. Palm Beach SUITS In single or double- breasted inverted plait backs—every size in every shade. The regular $15 kind at$ 15 @ OF MAKING *30 BELL SUITS No Charg’e for Alterations e R i o 52! r; wn HDUSE GEFS B " TOBANALL BERR New'Volstead Measure Re- ported With Request for Quick Action. - ‘The Volstead bill, designed to pre- vent the use of medical beer, agreed upon by the . House judiciary com- mittee, was reported to the House yesterday with a request for its imme- diate passage. Prohibition leaders declared there were votes enough to put it through before the bureau of internal revenue could make effective proposed regula- tions by whith beer could be preserib- ed for the ailing iunder a ruling of former Attorney General Palmer, Although the measure as a whole would make ,the prohibition enforce- ment act more drastic, representatives of thé' drug and flavoring ‘extract trades won their fight against a sec- tion requiring the medicating or denaturing of alcohol. prior to its withdrawal from warehouses and dis- tilleries for manufacturing purposes. These and other trades declared such restrictions would work a hardship on legitimate industries, whose products Were not for-drinking. Redraft In' Intro Chairman Volstead, the committee, introduced nesday a redraft of his madified in some particulars. The s tion prohibiting importation and mun- ufacture of liquor until the stocks now held under government super- visien h been materially reduced, or exhausted, was retained. The redrafted measure, while plac- ing certain restrictions around the use of wines in medicines, did not include the original provision, which wouid have outlawed e as a medicine along with beer. It provides, however, for the limitation of alcohol with- drawals for medicines, and gives the commissioner authority, if he finds that a preparation is being used as a actually for drinking. Section Relating to Doctors. The section relating to doctors, hi was virtually rewritten, fol- w No ph shall prescribe nor( shall any person sell or furn any prescription any vinou ; liquor that contains more than 24 per cent of alcohol by volume, nor shall any one presoribe or sell or furnish on any prescription more than one-fourth of ‘one gallon of vinous or any liquor that contains more than one-half pint of alcohol- for usc by ady person within any period of ten days.’ “No physician shall be furnished with more than one hundred prescri tion blanks for use in any peri ninety days. nor shall any physician issue more than that number of pre- scriptions within any such period un- less on application, therefore he shall make it clearly apparent to the com- missioner that for some extraordi- nary rearon a larger number is neces- | sary, whereupon the necessary addl tional blanks may be furnished him. The bill also would extend the dr law to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands, | but not to the Philippines. Not Held Medicine. Chairman Volstead, in & report deal- ing with his bill to supplement the Volistead act, declared it presented | only such essential legislation as was deemed necessary in order to brin, about a fair and honest enforcemen of national prohibition. | The report set forth that the chief purpose of the bill was to prevent th use of beer and wine as medicine, which would be permitted under an! opinion by former Attorney General| effect of that o " it add- €d, “is (0 take from the commissioner of internal revenue control of the D"r»l mits and prescriptions and lodge that rol in those who would profit by their abuse. It is idle to argue mow. whether that fon is right or| ,wronz‘ as it is considered binding on the administration until it is set aside by the courts.” Declaring that evidence presented ingly that beer never had been recog- nized as a medicine, the report quoted the attorrey for the Anheuser-Busch | Company, Inc. to the effect that if beer was permitted as a medicine “it would be impossible to enforce the prohibition law. CITY CLUB PLANS OUTING. Committee Appointed to Arrange! Cruise on the Potomac. Preparations for an outing of the {City Club will be made by seventeen members of the club tonight during a moonlight cruise down the Poto-: mac. June 24 is the date set. | The committee is composed of How- lard W. Qutler. chairman: John M iCherry, R. H. Baker, Harry S. Evans Ja Keliher, Charles A. Ham {mett. Fred J. White. Frank P. Wil- cox. Roy L. Neuhauser, |liams. Stanley H. Horner. 3 ! Fuiton Brylawski. C. . Moran, H. 8. Walcott, R. O. Saunders and George | A. Emmons. ! to’the committee showed overwhelm- || Warning by Hawks Three Times Saves Operator of Still PENSACOLA, Fly, June 3~— After seeing quarry warned' three times by haw! by meat, Sherift Ellin has given p the attempt to capture the sherift clalms that every thme he approached the sceme the hawks would rise, warning the operator of the still, which was produging _actual liquor when the sheriff arrived. The operator could mot be loeated. THE LINCOLN STATUE. An Accurate Likeness of the Mar- tyred President. T® the Editor of The Star: Commending your editorial on the Lincoln statue, I Gesire to say that, after a tedious search, I'have found the statue that was removed from its site in front of the courthous It 18 down near the river, in the rear of the old bureau of engraving, Dot stored at all, but lying outdoors, roughly crated. I do not know who chisled the head and face, but it was accurately done by Some one who studied Lincoln from life as I did, and was not done from photographs. It is a better likeness of Lincoln than anything In plaster, stone, marble or bronze that T have cver seen, and I have seen, about all that have ever been made. Some have been made that unquestionably are great works of art, but the best of them are not urate likenesses of him. This one to those who, like myself, knew Lincoln pleasing to look at because it ,is accurately modeled. and in its simple truth is fn keeping with the unassuming man we loved. SMAN THORP. BLAST VICTIMS SAME. No Change in Condition of Injured Men. There has been no change in the condition of the’nine victims of the bomb explosion at Aberdeen, Md., Tucsday, according to officials of the Walter Reed Hospital here, where the men now are being cared for. i olutions admitting women to the ministry have been adopted by the general Assemb! 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The unimproved portion of this road is only three-quarters of a mile long and the cost is estimated by the spokesman of the delegation at $20,000. In the delegation were John R. Lewi president of the board of county com. missioners; E. Dorsey King, Harry E. Waters, Rev. O, A. Gillingham, Lawson King, James D. King, R. O. Pumphrey, . L. Dickerson, Dr. Rome, A. Selby, Allen D. Schaeffer, Monroe Waters, ?hl les F. Johnson and Bowie F. Wa- ers, ‘The commission promised to take the request under consideration for action in the near future. —_— MGR. PACE TO SPEAK. Rt. Rev. Mgr. Edward A. Pace of Catholic Unf closing Columb: the K. C. 7 ) 7% IMAN: ey 1204 G St. FOR MUSIC WEEK ONLY Genuine VICTROLA ‘65 Hundreds of LAUD LATE CHIEF JUSTICE. | ' FUNERAL OF MRS. CROWK. Resolutions of regret at the death Funeral services for Mre. Sallie A. of Chief Justice White of the United | Crown, the census office ‘worker, known States Supreme Court hlv% been | to her many friends as “Mother” Crown, adopted by the Association of Retired g idence of her gh- Federal Employes. “He was a great | ter, Mrs. Scott E. Grant, 635 A street, lawyer., a wise tesman, an honest | Tuesday, were held at that address to- judge,” declared the resolutions. The |day, after .which requiem mass wus last meeting of the association was |sung at St. Joseph’s Church. The inter- adjourned in respect to his memory. |ment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. BUY COAL NOW Prices Are Advancing At the Mines The expected reduction in freight rates will hardly come in time to benefit consumers this season. A reduction in wages of railroad operatives will follow a lowering of freight rates. And any reduc- tion in wages will produce sirikes. Strikes will make it difficult to get coal at any price. 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