Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1922, Page 23

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C, WEDNESDAY, TRADE MARK REGISTERED OVERCOATS and SUITS ORY WORLD GLIPSED BYE.C.T.U. WORIERS Whisky as Medicine Denounced at International Meeting—Nar- cotic Problem Debated. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 15.— ‘With messages of encouragement pour- ing in from every corner of the globe, delegates to the eleventh world con- vention of the Women's Christian Temperance Unlon expressed confidence today that International prohibition would be achleved not many years hence. Delegates from Scotland and Germany brought messages to the convention that even those countries, generally regarded as firmly opposed to dry legislation, soon might prohibit the sale of intoxicants. ‘The world convention closes today and the National W. C. T. U. convention opens. Whisky as a medicine was denounced By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 15.—Lord Louls Mountbatten of England and his bride, back in New York today after a six week's tour of the United States, revealed that one of his hob- bies is collecting motion picture films. He predicted that forty years hence all the world will have libraries of films, as people today have shelves of books. He said he had managed to collect all the films of his present trip and that he also had the films made in his trip with his cousin, the Prince of Wales. Asked if he saw any wickedness at Hollywood, Calif., he grinned and sald: “We looked for the wickedness the first thing. We failed to find any, but I have to say that we ar- ;Ived at 7 in the morning and in & og." Both Lord and Lady Mountbatten sald the Grand Canyon was the greatest sight of thelr American NOVEMBER 15, 7 1922. Library of Films |UNIVERSITY PARLEY ENDS. 5 Collectedin U.S. g By Kin of Prince National Association of State In- stitutions Elects Officers. ‘The National Assoclation of State Universities concluded its twenty-sev- enth annual meeting here yesterday and | || ! selected Chicago as the meeting place | | ‘The following officers were for 1923. : Frank L. McVey, president of .elected: { the University of Kentucky, president; || | David Kinley, president of the Univer- sity of Illinois, vice president; W, Chase, president of the’ University of | | | North Carolina, secretary-treasurer. AWAITING 21 NEW JUDGES. Prompt Confirmation Following Appointments to Be Urged. | Attorney General Daugherty said| yesterday that the Senato would be asked to confirm the appointments of twenty-one federal judges soon after it meets. providing for additional federal judges, twenty-four new judges are called for. been filled, two in Massachusetts and | Under the new law, | I But three have already | k. one in Illinols. The Attorney Gen- THE WOODLAND Cathedral Avenue East of Connecticut Avenue Apartments of two, three and four rooms and bath. NOW AVAILABLE For floor plans and reservations see 3 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th Street N.W. ° ° { as useless tour. They expect to attend the |eral sald four judges, two in New SMartha M. Alien, ';xp':;fin:?:n:’ 7 2% | Army-Navy foot ball game and will | York and two in Illinois, have vir-| o department of medical temperance of | Teturn to England next month. | tually been decided upon. the Woman's Christian Temperance Unlon. ~Mrs. Allen mentioned many hospitals throughout the country that never employed alcoholic stimulants even for pneumonia, and cited figures to the effect that the death rate from pneu- monia was greater when whisky had Dbeen used than when it was not. The question of narcotic drugs was discussed by Sara Graham Mulhall, former first deputy commissioner of New York state department of narcotic drug control, and Dr. Joseph Chamber- lain, professor ot Columbla University. Both epeakers agreed that the problem was_international and that world-wide unity would be necessary to prevent the fllegal use of drugs. Miss Graham Mul- hall said that there had been no increase in the taking of narcotic drugs since prohibition. President Harding last night sent a message of good wishes and success to the convention. The telegram was read to the audience and was recelved with great applause. CONVICT KILLS CAPTAIN; STABS 6 OTHER GUARDS Murderer at Leavenworth Goes on Rampage—Captured After Fight, But May Die. ‘26 | Our prices are always $10 to $12 lower than else- where because we are manufacturers and ‘sell on the cash-and-carry plan, in low rent, upstairs stores. | Introducing the “COURTLEY” A New Overcoat for Fall The “Courtley” is that swagger town Ulster creation_that is so much in demand in the big cities. Straight. full back—Raglan shoulders, in all the snappy color combinations. Some have belts, and all have plaid backs. Others with corresponding saving. 30 35 anad *40 | Half Million New Yorkers Wear Monroe Clothes conviet, who shortly before noon yes. i terday fatally stabbed A. H. 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Joseph Durkin, another guard, approached and attempted to disarm the apparently crazed man. Martines stabbed him. Capt. Leonard then rushed in and tried to obtain the knife. Martinez stabbed him in the left side, the blade entering the heart. Capt. Leonard staggered a few feet and fell. By this time other guards had been attracted to the scene. Martinez was stabbing_right and left. He knifed Guards Martin Lengyel, George Lo- gan, M. F. Dunkel and James Galvin. The last two named were only slight- 1y wounded. The condition of Doidge, Lengyel and Durkin, while serious, is not thought to be critical. GUILD WOMEN TO MEET. The Woman's Guild of Stbley Memo- rial Hospital will meet in Rust Hall tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. Mrs. Elizabeth Steinmetz will be in charge of devotional services, and an address will be delivered by Rev. H. T. Fox. Circle chairmen from the vari- ous churches will present charts, after | which there will be a demonstration | in_the domestic science department. 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