Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1921.° THODIEOFBURNS | NLANPERLLSIN Colored Man Charged With Using Light as Missile Un- der Arrest at Hospital. Two colored women died at Emer- gency Hospital early today as a result of burns received last night in fire at 2323 Jonnors court north- wdgt, which was caused by the ex- plosion of a lighted-lamp, sald by the police to have been thrown by e colored man. -Chief Watson said: MAY REMOVE CDATS, Rules for Firemen at Stations Are Amended. The Commissioners have amended the regulations of the fire depart- ment to permit firemen to go without their uniform coats on the apparatus floor and also when on watch duty. The former rule, which required the men to be In full 'dress uniform while on the first floor of engine houses, except during June, July and August, was the cause of some dis- satisfaction among the men when it was adopted about six months ago. In recommending. the changes Fire “I believe that conditions in the fire department will, be improved, not only from a standpoint of content- ment among.the men, but also from a standpoint of efficiency, if the tions in question are amended to pe mit the men to appear on the appa- ratus floor on the’inside of the build- ing throughout the year without their coats, so that upon receipt of stolen from a drawer in a desk at her home. The check was made payable to Elizabeth C. Bleser or Mrs. H. P. Bleser. It was not indorsed. The po- lice have notified banks and business places to look out for the check. $560 CHECK STOLEN. Mrs. Henry P. Bleser, 2012 O street northwest, today reported to the po- lice of the third precinct that a cashier’s check bn the Union National Bank, Philadelphia, for $560 was 1t Does Not UR ideals prevent us from lowering anything in Fashion Shop Clothes—tailored in Rocheste r— —except one thing. And this is PRICE. $35 is a feature price of the Fall line—that’s, an alarm the men will be in a_ posi- tion to respond fmmediately, without the delay of removing their uniform coats.” The men will still be required to } wear their coats outside of the en- gine house, except during June, July and August. ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES. YOUNG fellows on their w3y to school or college will be inter- ested in the kind or shoes we have provided for them. Distinctively new style features are shown in the new Fall models, 5 | Hester Jones, thirty-five years old, of 2147 L street, died at 2 o’clock this morning, and Marie Hughes, who re- sides in the Connors court house, died at 3:45 o’clock. Percy Brown, thirty- two years old, who resides at the same address, who is charged with hav-| ing thrown the lamp, also was burned and is at Emergency Hospital. Heé is under arrest. An Inquest will be held at the District morgue tomorrow if Brown's condition is such that he will be able to leave the hospital. Alcohol in Place. Detective Barbee of third precinct who is making an investigation stated he learned the man and two women were quarreling when Brown threw the lighted lamp. The officer said there was some alcohol in the place and with the explosion of the lamp the clothing of the women and Brown caught fire. Brown and Marie Hughes were taken to the hos- Scratch or Blot — Once you own 2 Wahl Foun- - tain Pen your writing troubles — are ended. Thispenismade by the makers of the famous Eversharp Pencil. — Fromiits flexible gold nib to its snug-fitting cap, itis made with Jjeweler precision. It writes smoothly and it does not blot orsweat. 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