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custodial restraint after having vol- untarily, on petition of his two sons, D‘-vsld-C. w",Mb"""‘gu'\ Secretary | Maj. Lewis H. Watkins, Engineers, of State, and Philip R. Winebrener, |at the Naval War C Sew: agreed to placing himself under the [p 1 o b b hnkpied . jurisdiction of the local court for|R: I. has been ordered to Chatta- treatment in-a hospital for chronic Tenn., for river and harbor Maj. Watkins Transferred. WINEBRENER IS FREED. Trusteeship !mpoud on Maryland Man Year Ago Lifted. MISSING SINCE MAY 4. Charleston, " W. Va., Father Asks Police Here to Locate Son. Boy of 12 Convinces Cokoners Jury Fatal Bicycle Crash Was Accident PROBE IS ORDERED nooga, INROW AT GAMP Four Members of Medical e Section of 121st Engineers Under Inquiry. BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY. Staft Correspondent of The Star. FORT HUMPHREYS, Va., August 95— Investigation was ordered today Sobbing convulsively, 12-yearold Harold Sweeney, 610 North Carolina avenue southeast, this afternvon blurted out a frank but disconnected of how he hit* and knocked n Robert J. Day, 68 years old, 609 North Carolina avenue southeast, last Mondiy night and convinced a coroner’s jury at the District morgue that the collision which resulted in Mr. Day’s death was accidental. Witnesses indicatedgthat Mr. Day and his wife, Mrs. Emily Day, were crossing the street at Fifth and Seward square diagonally when they were struck by Sweeney's bicycle. Mrs. Day was only slightly injured. Young Sweeney, who s a Boy Scout and in the sixth grade at the ‘Wallach School, sald that he looked in all directions just before the acct- dent and after he had struck the couple he ran to the office of Dr. A. W. Valentine, where he lives, and had him come to the scene of the accident. Thomas O'Donnel 418 Seward square, first on the scene after ‘the accident, said that he called for an ambulance, but Mrs. Day absolutely refused to let them take her husband to the hospital. After Mr. Day was taken to. his home in a passing automobile, how- ever, he was removed to Providence Hospital late Monday night and died four hours later. Assistance of the local police has been enlisted in a search for Joseph McCommack, 24 years old, of the vicinity of Charleston, V. Va., re- ported missing since May 4. Otho McCommack, the young'man’s father, made the request of Capt. Wal- ter Emerson, night chief of detectives, today. He motored here from home, enlisting the assistance of State and county. authorities en route. v U. S. EDITOR IN MOSCOW. Hilton U. Brown Will Study Con- ditions in Russia. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., August 25.—Re- storing his liberty and property, e Frederick County Circuit Court terday filed an order lifting the trus- teeship imposed a year ago on D. Charles Winebrener, jr.. this city. Thesaction closes a_ perfod of liti- gation during which Winebrener sought_to regain_his freedom from Hm E| There’s No Telling alcoholism and drug addiction. duty. Special Sunday Excarsions S5 ROUND TRIP V) to and BALTIMORE Tickets on sale every Sunday, good on le: ular trains—7:15 including 1:00 P.M. from Union Station (except No. 6, 9:10 A.M.)—good returning on allpafie:‘- Col. John W.iOehmann into the ::Am‘:‘l" flz““:‘" o O;‘r(:l.; u bout O ot ridnaret what the weather noon and evening trains same day (except medical section of the 121st Engl-| TAX S| ASH BEFORE ':‘z‘;’,fi.‘,‘;,‘.,";o"}‘;?' tvhll'll ;rl'!.lg:l:'t '&:n?u U. Brown, editor of the Indianapolis . at the weather oon, and cvenin neers, National Guard of the District of Columbia, which grew out of the disturbance in the camp Monday night. Maj. Jullan S. Oliff, command- ing the 2d4 Battalion, was direc- ted to make recommendation for the disposition of the charges. Col. Oehmann, who commands the regiment, indicated that the charges will be quashed, and that he was con- vinced that the “mutiny” was a boy- If a recommendation is 1928 IMPOSSIBLE, MADDEN BELIEVES (Continued from First Page.) employment to thousands of Ameri- can workers. * “Let me take revisionists back to Upon leaving White Pine Camp Mr. Madden said he was going to Chicago, but would return shortly to Washington to confer with Brig. Gen. Lord, director of the budget. Representative Will R. Wood of In- diana, chairman of the House Repub- llcan campaign committee, who has been directing the Chicago headquar- ters of the Senate and House joint Republican campalgn committee, took News and president of the board of directors of Butfer College, Indianap- olis, Ind., has arrived here to make a first-hand study of conditions in Mos- cow, Leningrad and the provinces. He will confer with government heads, will visit state institutions and will talk with the workers and peas- ants, Mr. Brown carrled credentials from Vice President Dawes, Secretary of State Kellogg and Secretary of pared for early Fall weather, let us Replace or Repair your Heating Plant, right away. 9 Colbert service means full satisfaction, both with work and prices. A I IIN 1G] Maurice J.. Colbert LIEUT. CYRUS K. BETT! Avoid the Sunday highway congestion. 60-minute trains with clean, modern coaches make for travel safety and comfort. Baltimore & Ohio- ish_fight. e! made that the cases go to trial, he jthe Underwood tariff act,” Mr. Mad-|the big empty chair at the President’s | Ccommerce Hoover, but his visit is en- Heating—Plumbing—Tinning eald he would order another investi-|den said, in further defense of the |conference table near the fireplace of | tirel a unofficial. c T 1 et e ol heicharges. Herublin B TR DR o0t e v o iarys Fatcer | (Uel7 perionkl and unomzia - S 'm-'-la oes acated In Fenuul | 621 F Street Phone Main ) - uumn T u||uuu||umxp|||||umnu‘luquummm il Hianey and Ernest |act opened Amerlcan ports to the free | My, Madden departed. He had much his leg was broken and his skull sl I[ [ Pvts. James L. Y. Fowler, who have been confined in the guardhouse since the disturb- ance, were ordered released and re- stoted to duty today. This action was taken after Col. Ochmann had ordered the two men brought to his headquarters without a guard. He was closeted with them about 10 min- utes, and at the conclusion he told newspaper men that both had given their personal promise to him that they would go back to their outfit and perform duty, and also promised that they would talk to other mem- bers of the unit for the purpose of removing the stigma that has been attached to them. Ho sald that the men told him they did not intend to disobey instructions. admission of forelgn-made goods, opened European factorles, employed Furopean workmen and closed Amer- ican factories and forced more than 5,000,000 American workmen into idle- ness. Today, under the beneficient rule of the Republican party, no man who wants work need be idle and wages are higher than ever before. “Why transfer the economic ad- vantage America now enjoys to Eu- rope?” Eager for Waterways Action. Mr. Madden made it plain that he is eager to see the waterways of the Nation developed. He thinks the time has come to take this step to bring lower rates for the transportation of agricultural products. to impart to the President regarding the progress of the congressional campaign. He also took this oppor- tunity to advise the President as to the exaet conditions, especially in those States that are known to be doubtful for the Republicans and in those congressional districts where the prospects are none too bright for Republican candidates. Louls Liggett of Boston, head of a chain of drug stores, who is a per- sonal friend of the President, was a luncheon guest. QUEEN AND CABINET ENGAGED IN FIGHT Durkin Granted Stay. CHICAGO, August 25 (P).—Martin J."Durkin, shiek slayer, need not be- gin serving the 35-year prison sen- tence given him for the murder of Federal Agent Edwin Shanahan until September 27. A new stay was granted today when he asked for more time to prepare an appeal to the Supreme Court. A previous stay expires Friday. Entire Stock of FLOOR LAMPS fractured in two places. SPECIAL! » Discontinued Numbers of X CONOM I 1. ot ‘Ilnmllu o Y fi il illil!ii»h!]l!flflfillhi |l‘|m:i i M; SAVE TWICE—BY BUYING (it I BOTH AT ONCE! Officer of Guard Excited. Mr. Madden did most of his talk- < : o, Oehmann, discussing the situa- | ing with the President late yesterday OVER VISIT TO U. S. - . tion today, sald that the whole trouble | afternoon and last night. The Presi- e ap due 16 the fact that the officer of | dent remained up until nearly 11:30— (Continued from First Page.) BRIDGE LAMPS e ehard had hecome unduly excited. | more than an hour beyond his usual . From préliminary reports he has bedtime. They went at it again right [ the royal patronage. One important received, he said, the men were sorry after breakfast this morning and fin- | line was informed that the Queen ex- T e hey @cted, and that he |ished just in time for Mr. Madden to [pected to leave Cherbourg in the Lo acted. matters of that kind be|catcha noon train. middle of October, accompanied by an PP e by company punishment. At| It was made plain by Mr. Madden | her youngest daughter, Princess y rate e contended, the men are|When he saw the newspaper corre: Ileana; three ladies in waiting, a sec- any rate, ho contended, (e a that |spondents today for a briet perlod | retary, equerry and a small retinue i 1 Alan't want 16 jeouardize the jobs :h’z;l hhe did not care to describe ln.de- of. seruhmi.’” it .D ow e uce . N 3 e was going | (2l what the President discussed with (Copsright. 1826, by Chicago Daily News Co.) M 7o, to avoid courtmartial, i Presiden was ainer ‘uegont in re:| _ U. 8. GIVEN NO NOTICE. He pointed out that practically alllgyagting co.operation from Congress| The American Government still s ONE TH]RD ! & _non-commissioned officcts Wert|in carrying out the administration's | without offical motification of the - THIS nationally-renowned Men's Hose, | —_— Eanad o il fr itie et,l;r;_‘(;r:fil“]:oo‘fu(;lne. sttt 3};’2 3;5065361\!5.3& :f Rumania to f fa.mons for .beamy. wear and com- ' guard. who had been relfeved (0 £0 0 budger, Mr. Madden said that while| It ls customary for rulers traveling OFF ort, is offered in many attractive pat- [ o . a banquet. I they had been 1n amiD, | the ‘estimates are higher than the|abroad to communicate well in -ad terns, at mnotable savings. First Quality e he contended, the trouble wo appropriations for the present year | vance with the authorities of the only. Buy ahead! 3 have started. in today prevented | 2Ctual expenditures will be less. He countries they are to visit, and it is SRR . Heavy mt;u ugn"r:rro_;n- gm their | €Xplained that Congress has had to assumed an offiolal exchange will take REGULAR PRICES 12:1;:“:3'& probiem e, flela, and | Appropriate something 1like $300,- ghgo poon between Washington and Regular 75 e rslamed 1o the barracks, | 000000 more than had been antiel- |PUGMTRt, oy tegation the ex- : gular . ¢ and .81 being organzed into, classen for ' | veterans® compensation fund amount- | PECtation has been that Queen Marte | C. c 50c Fancy Fancy Silk apt. 2 _ . | poses. 5 . 3 ¢ permission to continue the work they [PO3es. * deq | 188 would attend her stay in this : have been engaged upon this week in| e going to have some added | o yntry, . Legation officials thus far . Hose H hes Ll Y B e penditures before the next Con- ose {EL“,‘.{Z’;J&Zi u‘ncj\l‘;“é::\l'l))‘k r:*‘:é‘fl:.hlx?l}é}x‘ gress,” he said, “but they won't run | PAVe heard nothing eficial from their ] 709 l3fll, Main 140 f a personal investigation of the areu,|! The principal one at present ol Oahmann refused to let the troops |is the law authorizing the purchase jeopardize their health by going there | Of land and construction of public and working almost knee deep in the » » 1 [P — y mented the men for the spirit they nllml 3 ) g na 0 day while you are R 3 Pairs, $1.40 - Bridge Construction Praised. fl) e Col. Ochmann also sent an order Wilmineten " today to Companies A and F. ~om- From Gray Line Offee, away [ mending the officers and men of those | UNDER MITTEN Peona, Ave. V. of 14th . 5 . o MANAGEMENT oty AYGianiara umey : mmnumdshon 1th; ;;c;;:n“:r\:r:::r ally. (Standard time. You will enjoy the reliable / i hich the planl K . . p . k . s“lr\t;(-zl(’-d in tLo vicinity of the 2nd news which it will bring from Battalion mess and in the vicinity of i » - 7 & Company F's barracks, “and n:s PERPETU ho_:;‘e kecp}I‘I'Ig ):u in touch hearful and enthusiastic manner in AI wilh erytiing that is 2ok e the work was carvied on under rysiag habis going: |l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH BOTH SUIT AND adverse weather » The on here in your absence. No der sald further: “This task as per- BUILD[NG b . S e mpanicn & ana' T 8 an matter how often you change OVERCOAT FOR example of tho splendid spirit that your address, The Star will [fli : fs displayed throughout the entire 3 Star | regiment and is an object lesson for ¢ follow you on notification to | the entire command.” 2 4 Thres members of the medical de- PAYS > the Business Office. ; " 3 tachment today were ordered tran: > © 9 \ ferred to Company B. It was ex- " 5 e 5% Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Inney sUne- ent fer had nothing to do with the \ bance in the camp. < Payable in Advance ; ather permitting, the troops will " - g0 out tomorrow on their first mimic Compounded Maryland and Virginia— X hattle problem, and will attempt to . ning an oe . ehow thelr ability to do the necessary Seml-Annually o " Eventng Sunday ) military engineering work to move A o One momth. . .iicaiiieieans . 75%¢ 50c 25¢ ops of a division. They are - 232953?,‘3{“‘.7' yl:’xf.dlf::\s o mvl:\? a 8;%:)0 o‘se(; ne week..................... 25c 15¢ 10c . Over 1,000 Pairs of Women’s and Growing Girls’ Parade fomorrou aftermoon in honor $12,000 All other States High-grade Low Shoes, in Patents, Satins and Black Kid of ieut “ol. J. Franklin ell, 8- ] » : rtot of Columbla Engineer Commis- Surplus, $1,000,000 Oiie okt S Pumps and*Oxfords that formerly sold at $4.98 and $3.98. OVERCOATS AND sioner. and other Federal and District Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W e smon- il ,sc mfi First gn.;r, $3.98; Secfimd Pair, One Cent. Don’t miss this . as well as heads of civic . Dl s 1306 28 great Sale, as you will lose Money. : ; n the Capital (ReROTY i S1ag. 00T E R, . SUITS SEPARATELY = — JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y AT fl 75 EACH Con. 0. Lee, AM., Ph. D. : g e for Lewis Five Free Lectures o Gr d v Aug. 25th to 29th 9 aduate AT THE EL;?.SY‘!;IWOUSE Copy of Telegram Recently Recsived by Clifford Lewis 4 special purchase with a special pur- 1814 N St. N.W. & W . 3 oamamra L z e < o, o senrs pose—to give the thrifty men and Wed.—""Get se to Yourself.” a BUCITE o #O8 YOUR R o young men of Washington a memorable L Tow 10 Tell “Your Voca- city. Hotel to _open saving on their Fall and Winter Over- o January first, nineteen n o : “Along Came Buth. | The Lwenty-seven. Desire coat and Suit. Once you see the qualities e S o 5 vill Offering—F i advi: - JF." oL ap s e advisory capacity in co- and the values you will insist on buying ot M S e tor,selection "ofturni the combination! Newly styled, newly s . s at this time. Sala e FoR BURN'NG ECZEMA AT ’ not to exceed ten thousand per year. Will arrive w“nmflor,"; tallored clot.hes, n tremendous assort August — to dMlucu H m:i r‘n” . Wire cV conv{enldeml' ments. All in the accepted, approved Apply Zemo, the Antiseptic d : en an omen Wan! o o : ' PP Liquid—Easy to Use o Reiests for Lewis graduntes come from il parts of the fashions, chades and patterns of the Tnite ates. ousands of positions open in hotels, clubs, res- When applied as cted Zemo ef- murrllmm l‘.h. roomlbecafa;rlln. lnatltudt::;\n. ;vhools. colleges and 1926'1927 season. We urge )'0“ to at- 4 s Zemo ef apartment houses. Demand increases y. You can pre i i ops itching, als s les. vi es t H i also. Sores, Burns, Wounds and ll‘o G In Contact with Eo0d executive positions everywhere. Gver One some saving on your new outfit. B b il pentitesi G o Biltion Dollars will be spent in 1826 for hotuls, clubs, apartments, soothes, Zemo is 1, depend- EST. 1879 tea “‘“"“NC ";{‘"5- mB s 3) able and inexpensive eptic liquid e 258,226 New Rooms Building—193,671 Employes Needed that is especi; adapted for day- 425 new hotels projected for Florida alone. Yy time use because it does not shov Prepare now for this uncrowded field, which gives you a rich e e nere g cholce of positions. Big pay. with rapid_advancement. 9 - il “"TURNS DOWN 35,000 JOB O’COATS: SUITS: P — oRo A Herturth, manager. Chicago Engineers' Club. a Lewls . A graduate, writes: “I am just in receipt of your offer of position in B()N San new club at Washington. I thank you for the offer, but at z ™ = INGLE-BREASTED i ASE ",E\’S"mgsma i present time am weil satisfed here.” " " ki Little Gents’ Oxfords Misses’ & Children’s oY Bh Con Do ERY .u;t has two P Mrs. A. J. Dyer, president Y. ®. A., Nashville, in thanki H 2 airs of tre & SoitWinds.&= Around the Gears {f] ue. writes that she has selected Mrs. J. M’ Clayton, whom we. re. 300 Pairs High Shoes blebreasted Box E L g o o ferred to her, s houa dlrect:;‘i" i Goodyear Wl —for schosl wear. Good- Coats, the new Ulster very suit splendidly Because of our training, M ss Bush, another grad year vel i i 18 mll 0f manager of Cornwell's Tea Room. A Soles Oxfords, $ 98 acies, rubber s 49 effects, and good-look- '.mlored of high-qual- pEP - S‘.‘.’?'&’»J‘f:‘;‘é’i.,.?“i Fflr:sid;;\;. ot-h .T‘é}"'fi“ ;‘onsultam for no sizes 10 to 13%. e ’hne‘;els. Over . ing Conservative Mod- ity, all-wool fabrics. 2 otels. otel i ¥ S - - Search fl;: world over— bl B 4 1 Yisory board. 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