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motors and generators repaired: capacity 100
2 day; get our prices. Carly Arnlature
Service. 1908 14th ct. NV. North 224
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M.DICAI. MASSAGE BY EXPERT MAS
snuse-nurse and physiculturist; Swedish
grad 11l5 i ST. NV. Art POI Phi. Main
1oSR
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car slirhtly used: low mileage: 5 balloon
tres. Duco finish bumpers front and rear,
This car looks like IL Just rolled out OF snow
months axo This car cost 81 400 Party
taking up Just the unpaid notes. So94. II
See Mr. Springman. Peck's Garage. @I21
1Afh CT " ALWAYS
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NEE oOSE<SSED AANC.
Compare These Values.
20 Per Cent Cash.
Balance II Months.
Dodge touring, 1925, has Win
ter inclosure. new paint, tires
and upholstery Al. .
2 Chevrolet sedans, 1924; new
paint, new tires; look and run
very good. SOS.
e Studebaker toa,rings, sedans,
) and ] pass. types; price, make
us an offer.
8 Ford coupes. sedans, tour
ings and roadsters, $1OO UP: all
late models.
Buick touring, 1925, 4-wheel
brakes, new paint. new tires Al
mechanically. $465.
10 Other Makes.
GLASSMAN SALES &
FINANCE CO.,
1871 l. st. NV. Main 67O5.
,-E p9Ry gETTER USED CARS" WALLACE.
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invaiids and convaiestents 1854 Cnlumhla
I'd: facilities for bcd cases: ambulance,
Superintendent Columbia 1898 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

USED CAR
BARGAINS
All this week-your oppor-
tunity to profit at the Washing
ton Cadillac Coz used car sale
Here are a few of the cars
offered:
Buick Cadillac 49,.
Chevrolet Dodge
Hudson Haynes
Lincoln Locomobile
Marmon Oldsmobile
Pierce Peerless
Studebaker Stearns
Willys-knight Wills St. Claire
Your Car as Part PAYMENT.
Your present car will be accented a. mart
payment on the purchase of the car you
select.
Liberal Terms.
The liberal and sensible GMAC plan en-
ables you to purchase and pay nut Of your
income; AZ very reasonable rates. and is
available to you through us. "
USED CAR CORNER, ~
10th and You SITS.
The Washington Cadillac Co.
1sank.-Seo1s onsa Iysninss.
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NASsFI'SE - GRADUATE IN PARIS;
treatment for nerves and rheum 1tisn Hours
8 10 :. 1909 Conn. ave-. Ant. q. Pot. - -.
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1925 Hupp Sedan ....... .%75|
1926 Hupp 8 Sedan. ...... l,4o5
1924 Studebaker Sedan. 80. AIS
1922 Buick Sedan. ........ LIS
1924 Ford Coupe. ......... $50
1924 Hupp Sedan ....... $50
1925 Hupp 8 Touring...... $50
1923 Hupp Tour ......... $50
1924 Buick Roadster ..... 500
1926 Hupp 8 Sedan. 1865
1924 Nash Six Sedan. sos
1923 Buick Touring. ...... 25
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan $50
1926 Hupp E Sedan ....... $50
1925 Nash 7-pass. Sedan... $50
1924 Chevrolet Touring. o5
1924 Ford Sedan ......... $50
1926 Ford Coupe ......... 325
1925 Hupp Club Sedan. -. $50
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new car slightly. used: low mileage: two,
tone finish n,h.r khaki top tires and
Just rolled out OF showroom best looking
car in town. Party taking up just the I'M
ssf garage Ca: eli h st. mr. s'3f%s"
open.
used; gift at S.: 400; owner leaving must
sell. Cali Room 2s4. wardman Park Hotel
STUFF 1924 Sport Touring. excellent condi-
nHr' perfect: FIVE wire wheels; trunk, motor
ser s!Ss ,s %aFt to o0sa ss
couPE on ls25 ,s ORIGINAL gina,
bsan' 'n cars in Town 4,wheel Brakes
condition perfect. this ls one of the most
rss .e and se
yo eu;ei Terms ms to suit Wardman Motors. Inc,
iii and 1526 l4th 81. nv
wILLYs-KNIGHT coupE-s ;Ei IN. 1879 s25o
s snS terms e suIt Warlman Motors. Inc.
wiLL9s ,4oTa and runs mphsN IKE new one ssoS
cssh. Cali s 70 I. 1907 North Capitol.
WITI,Ys-KNIGHT Coach Sedan. 1925 model:
BY owner sG, fine condition; bargain Phone
WILLYs-KNIGHr SEDAN 1a@4MHere is -, a
had the best of care: tires ppaftt.aliy ne" .
H. B. Leary. Jr.. & Bros. 1921 14th st. n w
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschlers,
Saturday. 10 am.
d srs ss less than sRe ooh te
M ;6 tx c, Co., d d4"' L St NV open Sunday
TUDOR SEDAN. late 1878: new body: 4
new balloon tires: motor iit perfect condltlOn.
same as new car: terms. Itohey Motor Co..
1929 L st. Omen SUNDAY N':30 to 80.
CHEVROLET ENGINES WIPED IN the
FROZEN ENGINES WELDEh' IN THE CAR
Weldit Co. $40 LIST st. NV.
1925 CHRYSLER 4 COUPE. $3.50: terms or
cash. Adams $3.50 between ] and pm.
ABSOLUTELY FREE-Fine, hjAh-g grade .
passenger sedan late model l0u' mileage !:
fine appearance and condition: power. speed :;
owner needs small cash quickly. VIII glve
purchaser a promissory note for fun amount
Of purchase price. payable $50 monthly with
interest 100 r. investment. AddIeas BOX
Aid Star office.
GARDNER line sedan. demonstratora new
Gardner line 8 sport sedan; run only 5000
miles.
Peerless q coupe
Peerless sport phaetun. 4-wheel braker.
balloon tires and new Duco.
DONOH0E-G MOTOR CO., ,
1s3o Conn. Ava NM Pot, he7e<ss
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STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal Cars.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
Col. $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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PERSONAL (C0nt.)

BEST OF MOTHERS CARE AND BOARD
for infants and children of all ages. Call
Perwyn s1-I-3. 13s
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT---cor.DS NER-
DBL. 10t Dist Nat. Bank, GRACE NASH.
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Duco four-wheei brakes. balloon tires and
Otherwise fully eanppsd and no ready bch to s r tbs
price asked Can he bought on terms or
YOU can trade in lighter car Holland
Nafor 1919 nth st. Pot. SOL,
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AUTOMoBILE MASTER MECHANIC. Z
years Crane Co., n. Y: can take care OF Is
or ~ cars weekly, pleasure, trucks. or work
oo-oo basis. Davis North 94S-J. 1919 4th
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PACKARD SINGLE SIX TOURING: tan seat
covers; practically new paint, MI n. II ne p1e
will sell or trade for End trust note carrying
small monthly payment. Franklin 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

PEERLESS T-PAss. sEDAN-New. dark
blue Duco: looks like Cadillac; tires :.
we'll worth your while to investigate: easy
terms with your car as part payment. 1lo-
/ Liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

MISS AMY WIIKFRS0N. FORMERLY OF
lillian C~apn~ Reauty Ghon is nov with
s. Ksnn Sons Co. where sho will be pleased
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CARPENTER CONTRACTOR-Remod
Tepeirlng: no Job too small Call A. J. Bur.
dis for estimates. Col. 1917: night. Col. 94I0.
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ELECTRICAL VIKINGS rooms. hath and
hall wired complete with fixtures sos. Star
Electric CO.. 13I llth st. NV. Main 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

PONTIAC COACH, like new: run only a
hrand-new: upholstery also perfect: motor
IS guaranteed priced low for quick Tnr, sale ale:
nrnral Adams. Motor CO. 2012 14th wv.
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SPEECHES. ARTICLES, PUBLICITY. RE-
sonshle rates. Address BOX 4slD. Star
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ESSEX COACH. late model: used very little;
very fine condition. this is a real bargain
S335. Evenings until g. Sunday until ="
n m lao1 NJ at NV 13e
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RIO TOT7RTNG-A huy that can't he beat
the paint il very good top and upholstery
is also good motor in fine shape: 4 good
tires and snare Price, Sls5: terms. Adams
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ELECTRICAL wIRING-speciai. Groom
house wired complete. with fixtures. .S67 so ::
convenient time payments if desired Met.
fopolitan Decorating and Electrical Co Inc
400 G. st MY FIR GOO ~
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CARPENTERING-Po built glassed and
Screened lob work all kinds. Franklin 1870
w p Watkins La
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new tires and lenders: bargain: can be seen
Sunday. Rear 2116 \ u. NV. Phone w
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1923: new rear end
good battery and tires: good condition: S1S5.
Adams 80.
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1923: been taken
good care of: GOOD condition: extras; owner
. ash terms. cheap Atlantic 81.
CHEVROLET DE LUXE TOURING; disc
wheels and tires. mech anicaly excellent
price. S135. Seaton Garage, as Seaton st
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BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L ct. s.w NJ. 6679.
BEDDING MATTRESSES renovated So 90;
box enrirgs repaired: work guaranteed. Co.
lumbis Bedding Co. 615 ct. NV. NJ. 552s
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CHRYSLER SO SPORT TOURING: latest
model almost new. low mileage; 5 balloon
town: this car looks like il Just rolled out o.
showroom. Party taking UP lust the unnad
notes. S5as, IL months to nav for it. Trade
your car in See Mr. Sprineman. Peck
GARAGE o12l 18th at nv Alwavs omen =
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BOOKKEEPING SERvICE-Let us do your
bookkeeping each week with monthly state
ments: for very nominal sum. Have you
prepared your income tax returns: Book
E"enine Service Co 2415 18th St NV
Phone Col 1910 IA
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PROPERTY OWNERS.
Are YOU in trouble? Is your
contract and interest in default !:
| can assist you. No obligation
or charge for interview.
A. NJ. TRATLOR,
233 Woodward Building. y
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PACKARD STRAIGHT 8 SPORT, 4-pass
great reduction: ! months old, perfect CON
diton: has TO he seen to he appreciated
YOUR car in trade: attractive terms: Lincoln
Sslesroom. l32 Conn. ave NV Main 2Oso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

REQ SPEED WAGON. special nullt inclosed
body. 1924 model; with new 1920 motor
ear in trade Steger's Garage. 645 Md. ave
ne Line. IT'S. Open evenings and Sunday
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CARPENTER AND JOBBING: metal wealth.
er strlDninR; estimates free. Adams 1924.
NJ Brinng 1850 TAYLOR ST 2ss
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SENATE 0. K. SOON
ON COMMISSIONERS
Confirmation of Dougherty
and TaIiafeTro Expected
Within Few Days.

The Senate probably will take ia
vorable action within a few days on
the nominations of District Commls-
aioners Dougherty and Taliaferro
Members of the Senate District com
nittee yesterday afternoon authorized
chairman Capper to recommend con-
5iirmation of both Commissioners, ana
THE report will he made TO the Senate
+ in executive session today or tomor-
row.
In recommending favorable action
the fun committee followed the Judg-
ment of a subcommittee. which IN
quired into the qualifications of both
men.
Although the committee received a
few letters during the time the noml-
nations were awaiting consideration,
at no time was there any serious OPP
position. Senator King, Democrat, OF
Utah. asked for a subcommittee to
study the qualifications After the
subcommittee had conferred for an
hour with the two nominees last week
Senator King indicated he was wen
satisfied with the appointees, ana a
favorable report was voted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
HONOR COL. HORTON.
Local Chapter Founders and Pa
triots to Give Dinner.

Col. William +. Horton, president
Of the Massachusetts Society of the
Order of Founders and Patriots of
America, will be honor guest of the
local chapter of that organization at
a dinner in the Cosmos Club Thursday
evening, it is announced.
Henry Whitefield Samson, Decatur
II. Axtell. Edison l.. Whitney and Col
r. A. Lockwood will be initiated as
new members at the meeting.
The officers of the District of Column
bia Society of Founders and Patriots
of America are as follows:
Governor, Samuel Herrick; historian,
Lieut.. Col L. S. Grant, 3D.; secretary,
Lieut.. Col II. Edmund Bulls; geneal-
ogist, Brig. Gen. Benjamin Alvord
registrar. E. Nelson Dingley; treas
urer. E. S. Alvord. jr., and chaplain,
William Curtis White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

The fire engine of Barndard Castle,
Ireland, has been offered as a relic to
the local museum.
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SO inches wide--58c a yard
The New Ce1anese Fabrics

A marvellous innovation in fabrics-Celanese-is fabric
Of supreme loneliness, yet practical for its shimmering
luster actually grows richer with washing Colors
fast to and suds
Cotton Dress Goods Section.
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Pattern Representatives
and Mccall Pattern

to help select the styles best suited to your ind
viduaty and the fabrics that will make these dresses
Pattern Section. econd floor
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Useless Learning

Jabez links is digging bitches; all
his early dreams of riches long ago
evaporated, and he draws three bucks
day; often, while the clods he's turn
ing, dhe displays surprising learning,
talking on all sorts of topics, from
the solemn to the gay. He can quote
the old Greek sages who in bygone
golden ages handed out their wads of
wisdom in the garden or the mart
much of what he says is taken from
philosophers like Bacon, and he deals
you thoughts from Huxley till he
nearly breaks your heart. Often when
hear him twitter l have thoughts
severe and bitter, thinking of my
meager knowledge, of n cheap and
shoddy kind; I'm ashamed / know so
little, while man like links can
white priceless gems of erudition
without effort from his mind. But as
he goes talking. quoting, over all his
learning gloating, ! begin to vaguely
wonder what's the profit of it all; for
his toll is muscle breaking, and his
weary bones are aching, and he bears
a horses burden for a wage absurdly
small. What's the use, I ask, of
knowing all the facts that may be 60
ing If a fellow can't apply them to
relieve life'S stress and strain? What's
the use of being furnished with the
lore the bards have FURNISHED if 1t
leaves you old and broken, digging
bitches in the rain? Much fear my
store of learning has but little chance
of earning plaudits from a wise pro
fessor, from a chancellor or dean;
it's concerned with trifies mainly, but
I use that store so sanely that l ride
around the village in a dark blue linn.
CUISINE. WALT MASON.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06
CITES CHIEF CAUSES
OF u. S. CRIME WAVE
Williamson Blames Disregard for
Laws and Slow Legal Ma
chinery for Outlawry.

practical notification" of constitu-
tionally enacted laws by minoritles
who consider them transgressions of
personal liberty, delay in bringing
offenders to trial and numerous fail
ures to convict were stated to be
sources of the present crime wave III
the United States today by Repre-
sentative William Williamson OF
South Dakota, speaking before the
members of the Society of Colonial
Wars at the Willard last night.
Mr. Williamson cited statistics to
show the enormous increase in vol
ume of crime in the last two decades.
I'm 1907 Chicago showed 62 arrests
per 1000 of population, in 1927 this
rose to 242 per 1000, and is the scene
of more homicides per year than is
England" he said.
Mr.. Williamson spoke Of the results
of the Baumes laws in New York,
which appear to have deterrent et-
feet upon criminals, since ''in the
three months following their passage
various kinds of robberies dropped off
from so to 80 per cent" Severity OF
punishment is the greatest deterrent
to crime, and experience has proven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06

weekly luncheon of the Mems Adver.
Using Club at the City Club yesterday.
AS next week is National Adver-
Using week." announcement was
made by Norman Kali that the club
would be addressed Wednesday upon
that topic, and that members of the
Washington base ball club would be
present as guests. Announcement
was also made that nominations for
next years officers are to be made
April 20, and that club elections will
be held April 26.
The club will hold jubilee April 90,
consisting of an entertainment at
Keith's, followed by a supper-dance
at lie Paradis, it was stated by the
president.
President Norman Kal presided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06
IMMUNITY PLEA LOST.
U. S. Consul Must Stand Trial or
Russian Princess Charges.

PARIS, April GP).-Donald Bige-
low, American consul, yesterday lost
his plea of diplomatic immunity from
prosecution in a suit brought against
him by the Russian Princess Zizianoff.
She is suing for 100000 francs dam
ages, following Mr.. Bigelow's refusal
to grant her a visa to visit the United
States.
The princess maintains that the re-
fusaI constitutes defamation of char
acter. The case has been set for hear
ing July IL.
At the time the princess was refused
a visa Mr.. Bigelow was quoted as call
ing her a former enemy spy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06

that beyond all question life sentences
for fourth offenders are justifiable,"
Williamson said.
In closing his address Mr.. William
son pleaded for fewer laws sponsored
by militant and active lobbyists and
reformers," and for the enactment of
laws which have the backing of pub
lie opinion" as unpopular laws breed
disrespect for all law, he suggested.
The address followed the prescribed
procedure of TIE chapter, which con-
sisted of an invocation and n salute
to the flag. A. supper was served
after the address.
Gov. Samuel Herrick presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06
DISPLAY ADVERTISING
CRITICIZED BY CLUB
National Firms Scored for Methods
by Add Men Lunch
ing Here.

Discussion and criticism of types of
display advertising employed by
representative merchandising firms
throughout the country, in which the
entire club participated, featured the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06
Mai. Burleigh Ordered to Texas.

Maj. John J. Burleigh, u. S. In
fantry, student at the Army War Col
lege, Washington Barracks. has been
ordered to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
for duty with troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06

The French postal authorities have
established a system Of autograph tele-
grams, the signature Of the sender
being reproduced at the foot of the
message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-06

OF two evils, the small boy always
chooses the one that makes the more
noise,
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Facilities at Bureau.

Facilities have been arranged in the
bureau, under plan Of cooperation
with the representatives of service or
carnations, whereby it is said more
ample identification may be made of
a veteran by means Of comparing his
signature with that previously made
on documents in the bureau.
Mr.. Tolson said that in addition to
himself these other service organiza-
ton representatives maintained offices
in the bureau: r.. A. Kuehn, liaison
officer American Red Cross, room 1872;
Capt. Mitchell Walker, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, room 148; r. l..
Chambers and George Tilghman, Dis
abled American Veterans, room 146;
Charles Cohen, Jewish Welfare Board,
room I4S; T. n. Templeton with the
Veterans Bureau, commander OF
Stewart Walcott Post, American
Legion, room 290, and Sam Rose,
official notary public Of the Veterans
Bureau, who charges no fees, room las.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

he likes this city, because he regards
Clark Griffith as true friend, and be-
cause he is assured here of q regular
playing position rather than that of
substitute or utility fielder. In other
words, he will get back into the game
as a ball player in an agreeable en-
vironment, with associates whom he
esteems. He will be assured of the
warm support of the Washington pub
lie, which has always admired him
and has rated him as one OF the best
examples of craftsmanship in the ma
tional pastime. With his accession.
with the offensive and defensive
strength which he adds to the Ma
tionals, the chances of another pen
nant for Washington are greatly in
creased. And for his acquisition credit
goes to Clark Griffith, who recognizes
base ball merit and who is determined.
regardless of cost, to give Washing
ton a winning team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
The Absolute Right of Way.

The Commissioners have adopted g.
regulation freeing the Fire Department
from responsibility to all traffic rules
and signals when answering an alarm.
Under the traffic code fire apparatus
is required to obey regulations in re-
gard to one-way streets, left.hand
turns, etc. While these requirements
have proved no barrier to wholesale
attractions Of the regulations in order
to make fast time to the scene Of a
blaze, they might, in case Of an acct
dent in which a fire engine and auto
mobile or pedestrian were involved, re-
suit in a heavy suit for damages
against the city. 1t is obviously to
avoid such complications that the
regulation freeing the department ap-
paratus from restraint has been adopt
ed by the Commissioners.
Adoption of this rule makes it all
should scrupulously obey the order to
pull over to the curb and stop imme-
diately on hearing the fire engine
siren. This regulation is in effect in
all cities, and Washingtonians need
not feel that they are being discrimi.
mated against when strict enforcement
of the clear the street edict is un,
dertaken by the police.
Residents of the National Capital
have not scored very impressive rec.
ord in keeping out Of the way of fire
apparatus. There have been innumer.
able occasions when the engines have
been hampered by stupid and defiant
motorists, who refused to comply with
a fundamental regulation giving the
Fire Department right of way.
The pull over to the curb and stop
order does not mean to keep driving
slowly in the middle of the street
Neither does it mean that the motor
| list, on hearing the siren, should look
dazedly around until he finally coasts
to a stop directly in the middle of ar
| intersection. 1t does mean exactly
| what it says, and if the motorist is
able to understand the English Ian
| guage he will Immediately get out. OF
the way until the apparatus has
passed him.
! Fire engines are cumbersome We
hicles. They cannot be Unanswered
with the ease of small. passenger
GEAR. For these reasons and to save
the lives and property Of the resi-