Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 30

CAPSIZED SHIP'S OWNER AND CAPTAIN ARRESTED . Negligence Charged as Sequel to Loss of Eighty Lives in Gulf of California. / By the Associated Press. MEXICALIA, Lower California, No- vember 31.—A. Libreau, owner, and Capt. Gomes, master of the steamer Topolobampo, which capsized Sunday at La Bomba, on the Gulf of Califor- nis, sixty miles south of Mexicali, with a loss of life estimated at eighty, were to be arraigned here today on charges of negligence. Last reports said twenty-one bodles had been recovered and that search was being made along the coast on both sides of the gulf for others. Bu- rials followed closely the recovery of the bodles. Soldlers dug a long trench above the beach lige and the only rites were military. Of the bodles recovered eleven were PARIS WOULD LURE GIRLS FROM PENCIL TO NEEDLE WORK By the Associated Press. PARIS, November 21.—In the hope of |\ combating the tendency of girls to be- come stenographers, the Paris Dress- making Association has inaugurated a competition among dressmaking .ap- prentices, offering prizes of 1,000, 6500 and 250 francs for the winners, awith 50 francs to sach competitor who qualifies. —e e of children between the ages of four and fifteén years. The body of & woman, hugging a child to her breast, was the first recovered. The list of known survivors mow numbers forty-three. Two were found wandering, unclothed, in the desert. They were women and were rescued by soldiers. It was said by officials that Capt. Gomez was making his first voyage into the upper reaches of the gulf and had not sufficiently familiarized him- self with the problems of navigation in_that section. Gov. Jose Inocents Kugo of the nor(hern district of Lower California went from here in an airplane to in- spect the wreckéd steamer and to direct rescue work. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 192 , ° g - |MUTT AND JEFF—Julms Geevem Will Be More Than Welcome in the Poker Games. fr Wits Now Hear THe — REPORT FRoM THE Comt T wHo (MVESTIGATED Jutius GEEuEM’S .CHINRACTER ! HAS HE ANY QUALIFICATION THAT MAKES IT DESIRABLE THe LION TAMERS' CLLUB FoR US T™ MAke Him (Copyright, 1922, by H. O. Pisher, Trade mark ! T.s. BROTHER CHEeses, T HEREBY ORDER (T THAT Juuus 6EEvem Be ENTERED ON OUR BookS AS A MGMDGER OF THE LioN TAMERY CLuBl _'( WHAT 15, ° | QUALIFLCATION? ANSWER Mme THAT! witL BeT His LAST cenT o TWoO PAIR! He THINKS THEY - cANT Be BeAT! /I'g\\‘ ] ety @‘ Q- R Z ¢ A sale for men who know QUALITY - and appreciate what it costs to produce And they are so far ahead of the market in value that there’s.no use making comparisons We’ve got the champion coats of the season— heavy, middle and light weights. Scores of those loose swagger coats that college men like —belted and half belted—set-in sleeves for these who like them snug R ~raglan shoulders for those who like plenty of freedom and com- ' For’ While we haVe had ‘overcoats at a bination raglan backs with set-in fronts for those who like to com- bine freedom with fashion. lower price, we've never had such high And the WOOLENS—the glorious worm WOOLENS! Staple quality overcoats at $37.50 and novelty weaves; deep-bodied woolens thru and thru; many with contrasting double-face or with cheery warm plaid backs.. ¥ OI]I' last blg overcoat sale Stopped the tOWll 2 Hand-tailored where they need it; warmth and style outside; merchants said then that we had gone. the ]mnt in overcoat value. And S0 we had. IF apprec1at10n of past sales is any criterion, we should sell most of these overcoats in a day. skillful workmanship msnde—overcoats that should stop the town at $37.50. : -500 Overcoals in ‘all—and you - know what response our sales bring. Come, as soon as you can; the sooner the betler. ; { .Styles and sizes for every man—33 to 46. " But this sale is cast on a hlgher level, many a down to- “man_with higher priced ideas will swing these coats at $37.50 when he sees them. - Sale .éta;?ts. ton@rroufiWednesddy- " Doors open at 9.15 Tl The Hecht Co. * We've got the coat he is looking light-colored 7th at F ‘ 5 t coat built for warmth; a snappy ~ coat built for style; the ever-popular Chesterfleld that : lsgoodseasonafterseason. f oo