Evening star., 1925-08-09

tConunued from First PsgeD
The emergency room at Emergency
Hospital was overtaxed at one time
and the entire staff of physicians
worked on patients not only I'm the
regular receiving room, but in the cor
ridors as well. Both the EmergenCy
and Casually Hospital ambulances
were out on emergency calls during
the entire afternoon many Of the cases
being treated al the spot and not
being taken TO the hospital.
The four more serious cases a.
Emergency Hospital are: Mrs. Ruth
Bridgeland, Elyria. Ohio: Ralph CuLZ.
Monessut, Pa: Hattie Chambers. Ali
Pa.
Less serious cases. all of which
We're permitted 10 leave the hospital
were: Mrs. Mae Borden, Jersey ii \
\. j.; Mrs. j. \. Brook, Philadelphia
Pa; Margaret Norman, Hawthorne, \
Y: Karl Wynn, Niagara Falls. y. y
Anna Ostergaard. Perth Amboy, y
j.; Grace Lyster. Hudson City. \. \
Mrs. c. L. Morris, killaning. Pa.
Charles W. Gives, ParnafTas. Pa
Mrs. Emma Spencer, Hawthorne y
y; Mrs. Gene Harper. Philadelphia
Pa; George Hicks. Dover. y. J.; Mrs
d. Dean. Pittsburgh, Pa; Mary Cairns
Renton. Pa.
At Casulty Hospital seven We're
treated for either heat prostration or
other trouble due to the heat. A.
were sufficiently recovered to leave
the hospital by last night. Thoss
treated for prostration were: Mrs
Elizabeth Stein, Union City. N
C: Mrs. Allison, Weehauken, \. l..
Lawrence Force, Linwood, n. J.: Al
raj no. Tl~
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Nesquehonine,
Pa
Two-year-old Richard Cramer os
Buffalo. y. Y. sustained an attack Of
abdominal trouble as the result of the
heat and was treated at Casualty Hos
pital. Mrs. r. Fredricks of Mawhaws
y. j., suffered foot ailment due to the
heat and was treated at Casualty.
Four missing people were reported
to police last night. Police of the
fifth precinct started a search for
Emily Grimes, years old, and her
l6-year-old brother Lawrence, who dis
appeared during the parade yester-
day. They were visiting Mrs. George
Ryon. 624 G. street southeast The
girl was described as having blue eyes
and light hair, being of a stout build
and wearing a white dress, black
shoes and tan stockings. No descrip-
ton OF the boy was given.
A request also was made for police
TO search for Mrs. Emma Simms, 81
years old. who was wearing a lsven-
der dress when she disappeared from
the tourist camp at Fifteenth and n
streets northeast.
The fourth missing person IS IA
year-old Ernest Brown from Wash
ington. Pa. who was lost from his
fathers party in Union Station when
outgoing crowds were jamming the
concourse.
During the parade yesterday De
tectives Cole and Varney of the sixth
precinct took Alfred +. Bacv Of 1892
Thirteenth street into custody at
Third and 3 streets. The detectives
made the arrest after reports that he
had been walking along the sidewalks
shouting Down with the Pope." lie
was sent to Gallinger Hospital for
mental observation and later released
Details of policemen to handle the
crowd brought 309 blue coats and their
officers TO Pennsylvania avenue and
the streets along which the line OF
march was formed yesterday aftet
noon.
Seven captains. eight Heutenanls
nine sergeants and 245 foot privates
comprised the parade detail in add
ton TO the l6 bicycle privates and -
hOrSe-mounted privates who were
given rowing commissions. The act
| ing major. Charles A. Evans. was in
direct supervision of the parade. as
sisted by Inspector Harry Pratt anu
/ Inspector William $. Shelby, who were
given special duties yesterday, the
former being in charge of the furma
ton area, and Inspector Shelby taking
command at police headquarters dur
ing the absence of Acting Maj. Evans
Inspector William II. Harrison was
in supervision OF the parade route
west of Eighth street during the
parade. Inspector Evans announced
last night that in view of the fact that
conditions had been so orderly the
policemen originally scheduled TO worl.
on their regular day off tomorrow
might stay at home as they were en-.
titled to. Men who lost their day of
yesterday will be given a day off dur
ing the week he said. Practically the
entire force was available for reserve
duty yesterday. Two hundred and
sixty-two were on the reserve list
from am. until G pm. last night.
Capt. Headley of the fourth pre-
cinct will be in charge of traffic or
the Highway Bridge tomorrow after.
noon to handle crowds on the way Ia
the Khan services. A detail Of so foas
policemen and six motorcycle police.
men will be on diItN AT The bridge