Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 4

} — CHANGE IN MOORING 'D: C. DOCTOR HEADS ‘ SHENANDOAH ASKED; BODY TO MEET HERE Board of Inquiry Would Alteri Dr. William G. Morgan New Presi- System to Prevent Damage in dent of American College Case of Breakaway of Physicians. ALL OFFICEBS EXON’ERATE])‘“‘ & Associated Pres. r LOUIS, February 22.—Urging that all members of the Ameri | College of Physicians enter the Med | cal Reserve Corps, Dr. Harlow Brooks New York, pres- ident of the col lege, which bled here night in conjunc- tion with the American Con grees on Inter Inquiry Shows Every Precaution ! Taken *to Asslu'e Safety Ly putting “the weakest point in the link” of the mooring attachment | cutside the ship. the of the | 1 such as that which Wreak away fr h hurst, must at Lake- would Le best insured, in the apinion of a board of officers which made a supplementary inquiry into the accident b ion of the Navy Department. gement would permit the ship to take t damaged and would mak; pefore t When the Shenandoal was torn from her mooring mnst by the force ot the gale llurlinns of the nose of the ship gave way, nose plate metal cap covering x'm extreme f point being pulled loo: ssult was that the ship took with her nose badly torn and w compelled to ug\n Thto Tead windy president: burxh, the bo | « 1| TRAIN ACCIDENTS IN D. C. cidents = 1 Twenty-Seven Persons Injured In! Three-Month Period. : Twenty-seven persons were injure in these h par come n: and by stronger th ard found th precautions for ship had been | e 1923, the Inter estimony befor. that the #t the stern had begun to colly hefore the ship broke aw opinion of Commander W ¢ istrict during the fifteen injured in ing ne of the dents account deaths and all the | N persons were killed | train idents in Vir- | ninety period and | - ten were injured. i Miss ay. | = e H v utomobil in donned overalls recently and helped| Tretty nineteen. -old Mildre build her own theater, in whi | “has been ap) ! sty ced v, in New York eity. 1eyTus, Oh vinted jail war- ! den in akg Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street 24 Tomorrow— Jack Tar Reefers $137% They are regulation “through and through”—Red Flannel lined; emblem on sleeve, and big Black Navnl Buttons. Sizes 274 to 12 years. Second Floor Boys’ Linen Crash Suits $3.95 Both Natural and Gray—plain and combination—trimmed with White braid; Middy and Button-on Models. Sizes 4 to 10 years. In the wanted weight. Secona Floor Boys’ Furnishings Blouses, with collars or neckbands; fancy striped effects; and Tan and 31.00 White. Sizes € to 16 years. Wool Sports Hose—in the popullr colors; Gray and Heathers, ribbed 89c knit. Sizes 7 to 9. Wool Union Smlr natural Gray— perfectly comfortable model Sizes 95c 28 to 36 only. Second Floor Boy Séout Headquarters We are the original Boy Scout out- fitters in Washington. No matter what feature of the outfit is wanted, it’s here— in. the new enlarged section — Fourth The followiug births kaxe been rep Tf‘l E Births Reported. EVENING - STAR, DAUGHERTY OUSTER DRIVE IS BRANDED Ith depurtment in {he Tnst tw; ABSURD BY ADAMS (Continued from First Page.) the eve of a- presidential made with other motives int of one phase of the pro- ich will be immediately fol- Will never be & party am, {inju My dear senator, my sonal interests sink [t “Is the proc of the ¥ stroyed and p from oftice by and falschood’ ases standing before the bar of justice has a right to trial by his peers. Am I to @ right granted towven the ci rlmhml uridock, oy forum I have ithout evidence as to the | Isity of the charges | and if the public ha X 3 without . concluded that I am on the ide of such e, then ains for me to do_except cause before the nd in order to do numerous in A st Cniver 4 -ar senator, by which we will ail ultimately be tried. is the one before whose must all bow with resp, [ mility.” ®: Pepper Ix Silent. The letter was in reply to The first monumen il ¢ just north Pennsylvania Avenue We are going to sell the remaining stock of Conservative Overcoats $45, S50, $55,$60, S70—at Half Price! They are mostly Single-breasted; there are a few Double-breasted models—all of Conser- vative cut—the types that survive all whims of fashion and are always in good form and good taste. Plain Black and Oxford Mixtures—silk- lined and superiorily tailored; some ,velvets, others with self collars. They are “Overcoats at their best.” Third F¥loor 3 New Spring Stetson Hats v Of course, Stetson fathers the style as well as the quality—and as always they are distinctive shapes-—in shades that Stetson populanze-—Homer, Steel, Pearl, etc. et Marking them 57 is the Saks of it. Street Floor WASHINGTON, o You say that my fate Goes not involve a question of ‘justice or or- s of th- law and the Suka & Company G s B (L R 3 o = FRIDAY, i"hy he did not consider it necessary m.ke u.- note public; that he merely | ¢ notified Mr. Daugherty of what m...-u he and benntor Lodge had told the President. the Attorney General's reply. T BURGLAR-VENTRILOQUIST BALKS POLICE IN-CELLAR _(Continued from First Page) D. C, FEBRUARY 22 tans in a dark cellar with a revolver and one of them not afraid to shuot is nothing to be sniffed at oa 2 cold and windy morning. In addition, every time & policeman came with- in sight of the man trapped in the | » | cellar, a pint of whisky, hurled from within, crashed against the wall. T atmosphere_ became distinctly alco- holic, and Lieut. Cornwell called up headquarters. He wanted tear bombs. | Detectivos Kelly and Scrivener le headquarters with tear bombs a tear bomb gun. But they are ful ‘nen. They weren't sure the bombs would work. They opened Ll valves on the tear gas bombs and left them open too long. Tears were flowing freely at he brave de at fact that their eyes wero wet. wished the two detectives luck they stepped from headquarte ! stepped into their car and ste] pped on llu l{nh § n = i began to H’)Xndh within the cellar at the ph macy the trapped man could be hea mll!nx out: “Bring me my thirt eight.” Thn policemen and detectives w. 'othing happened until the owner of “the store looked behind the coun- ter upstairs. There the man squared off for a figh Hunt, with his gun dra ed him. There was a prisoner trving to get lho offic: gun. Empties Gun Vainly. We another policeman, beg: firing at the man and emptied hi gun without scoring a hit. IHunt shot twice. His second shot hit the colo ed man in the shoulder, and th police seized him and hustied him 1o patrol wagon. 11 2 bleeding profusely he s done for. v star Seventh Street 3 9 g >4 $32888838888888888388888838888882888888888888 288888888838 e 8e8e s eeesseeseatsssssaesssssssssssses S3833888388E8888TITITLLILLLLLLSIILLIIIILLILIIISLINNE S22 Gny, Brown, 33 338383888338 throuzh s r a man answering his ot He would not comment on denctintion wiis found to Basn Hives kept throwing tear bombs into the 1924, ed for a ten-foot fence, scaled it and They traced veral a taxicab at New Yo him by |Sth Street rorthwest back Zl In meantime, th WHAT remains of our stock of Winter Suits we have placed 20888 Eeeesssseeeesttsssseeessssssstassiastessessssssseesy on sale—for your choosing $ ¢ COURSE tremendous tion—when that reduc- the fo mer prices are considered: and a ridiculous price when the value is taken into ac count. is a of the Suits Fact is, many arc in color and de sirable for Spri type 00“00:00 29 43 saad il Every purchase you make here has the advan- tage of Sigmund’s cash weEconmnquner prices—always a saving. Tihemd HSia N Handsomer of the New Models in Spring Sports Coats They are full of those features of fashion which give smartness and effectiveness—and stamp them as superior garments. Made up in striking plaids and stripes—and plain cloths in distinctive colorings. Herc is a very big ' group—of very excellent values. Second Floor o | Featuring Rompers P New Spring and Creepers for the Kiddies They are especially well cut and made; in attractive colorings and combinations — and of unusual quality Ging- ham, Pe g gy Cloth, Chambray, Etc.—Plain and Embroidered. A They are very ex- clusive shapes—in most original trimming designs — high colors and conservative shadings. Straw and .combina- tion effects—for wom- en and misses. Third Floor Last Offering of the Popular Colonial Pumps Black Suede, Patent and Dull Kid—and some with the new fin- ished buckle that is very attractive. All sizes in the lot. Street Floor $423884888888888882888888%8 ¢ ¢