Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 11

Many Driven Mad By Hoerrors of FireMassacre. Miss Mary Morton Among 5 Sailing In Relief Work. Payment Terms at the Homer L. Kitt Co.- “Knabe Pianos” 1330 G St. N.W. { A former Washington girl. Miss Mary Louise Morton, once secretary to the late Senator Willlam' Hughes of New Jersey, is among u group of Near East Relief workers who have been given the job of reuniting scat- tered refugee familles from the Sr region, according to a cable Teceived at headquarters of the Near l] East Relief, 131 5th avenue, New York, today from H. C. Jaquith, its managing director overseas. \Former D. C. Girl Has Job = ' Reuniting Smyrna Refugees TR &E WL FRT President Ham Sees No Need for Rate Change on Either Street Car Eine. When the Public Utllities Commission takes up the application of, the Federa- tion of Citizens’ Assbciations for a re- duction in fare on Capital Traction lines it is practically certain that the Washington Railway and Electric Com- pany will renew its objection to differ- ent rates of fare for the two systems. William F. Ham, president of the Washington Raflway and Electric, said he was not prepared today fo discuss the rate situdtion, but he indic: plainly that he does not believe theis has Leen any change in the local traction Eitug- tion_to warrant the commisslon in fix- ing two different rates of fare. i If the commission should inquire into the posibility of a_reduction on both systems the Wasbington Rail- way and Electric Company will pre- sent figures to show that it is falling short of a reasonable return, even with the present rate of fare. It was learped today that since teh AN’S Bet. F & G Sts. 605-6!8@ M g “ou Can Place Confidence in Our all Suits Our $20 suits are worthy of vour confidence. They are all wool, and nat- urally wear good. Mighty stylish, too—the best fall models are shown in abundance. The price of $20 is extremely low—as low as you can safely pay for trustworthy clothes. Come, see for yourself. THE TWO FASHION SHOPS : Léaving’ the big’ type—n ' to others T isn’t always the fellow with the big voice who leaves the big im- pression. Because the Fashion Shop doesn’t say $24.50, for example, in the biggest type it can find doesn’t mean it isn’t providing the biggest values it can find. ' And that goes for every other price! In all the things we do we have faith _in the value of a modest persénality; faith in the great public appreciation of giving values instead of talking about them. Goodman & Suss Clothes, tailored at Rochester, have done a lot of talking for us, too. As low as $35—and if you will pay $49 you will get Suifs as firie as' they run, . . If you afe a 2-pants-suit enthusiast, we are ready to serve you—$24.50 to $47.50. There 1s a ruch for Have you gotten yours? We have never been so well prepared, from $16.50 to $75.00 for America’s. finest — the Worumbo, m vl overcoats now. Goodman & Suss: Clethes Tailored at Rochestér Manhatian Shirts, Stetson Hats—Interwovési Socks ll | the Acgean sex. Mr. Jaquith reported that Miss Morton, with five other workers, has salled on an American destroyer from Constantinople to open up clearing stations in Rodosto, Athens, Salontki and the Greek fslands in Through these of fices and one to be opened in Smyrn efforts will be made to se formation which will bring families together once mor Many Driven Insanc. According to Charles Vickrey, enerdl secretary of the Near East elief, fear as to the fate of members of their familics who hava been miss- ing aince the massacre and fire has reanited in driving many refugees insgne. Miss Morton, who served as a can- orker in France during the ugee POLCEMAKE WA ON NDESRABLES Head of Department Says All “Floaters” Should Be Treated as Vagrants. Members of the police force are en- gaged in their regular fall campaign to rid the city of so-called undesir- il |ables. Uruanly at this season, Maj. Daniel Sullivan, superintendent of police, said today, numerous strangers, known as “floaters,” reach here and camp for the winter. Somc of them may be honest, he said, but it is presumed that many of them are here for no good purpose and should be treated as vagrants. “I believe every bootlegger and handbook man is a vagrant,” Maj. Sullivan said, “and the courts should treat them as such.” “The question of the floaters being vagrants will be put squarely up to the court” he added, “and it is the intention of the department to make it 50 Interesting to this class of unde- sirables that they will Jeave the city.” Anxfous to Ri& the LU Inspector Clifford L. Granf, chitef of detectives, said he hoped the depart- ment would succeed in_ ridding the city of every person who is in the undesirable class. Scores of strike- breakers have- been sent here from other citles, he safd, and many of them are classed among those who will be of no particular benefit to the city. Tf permitted to remain here during the winter, the inspector said, he fears they will remain until the city is filled with visitors on the occasion of the Shriners’ gathering here next summer. The inspector said he is anxious to have the city clear of all undesirables when the visitors arrive. “Capt. E. W, Brown of the first pre- ALL HATS— new in design— vastly becoming— ‘in -shades to please the . most fastidious dresser. Besides service back of it all. Briefly, that’s our Hat story today..-We're glad to show yots NOW. - Crofut & Knapp, $5 _STETSONS, $7 Pledged to- Qutlity New York Ave. and 14th St MISS MARY LOUISE MORTON. war, has been In the near east for the past two years, most of the time headquarters in Constantinople. e is a Washington HIigh School aduate. | “The cable that announced the ap- | pointment of the Washington girl to her new work from Mr. Jaquith that all Americans at stations in the interior of Asia Minor north of the recent battle- fields are safe and well and are conducting their work without being molested. According to Mr. Vickrey this work is largely confined to the care and training of orphans of the world war and rubsequent massacres and periods of starvation. cinct has been doing excellent work in the matter of rounding up the 9th street loafers,” Inspector Girant re- marked, “and our crusade will cover the entire city.” Several Arrests Made. Several were arrested last night in the round-up. Some gave out-of- town addresses, while others were known residents of this efty, not at present emploved. One man, it was alleged, had spent much time in the vielnity of New York avenue and 9th street, and it was claimed by the po- lice that he had tipped off handbook men when dctectives or policemen ap- peared in the neighborhood. Another man was arrested just after he had made a purchase of two pints of corn liquor. It was suspected that iz was going to sell the liquor, but he enteredg vigorous denial when accused. Inspector Grant released the two young men. In doing so, however, he warned them that in the future {t would be well for them to move in different societv. “Go to work,” was the inspector’s ad: “If you take the bit in your mouths and try to live wild, we will check vou up with a bang.” Further investigations are belng made with respect to others caught in the crusade. alities of a CORNWELL 12i5:17 F STREET and also brought word ! Saccharinity’s Affinity Sweet-tooth’s introduction to the chiocolate person- vour candevotion to these elite confections, Permit us to send this packet.of CORNWELL’S BUNGALOW BOX ~ “3.Room Sweets” A Pound and a quarter, $1.55 “!.r’cfl!‘* " —for the Hotsewife who Hours—3.45 ‘to 5:30 present rate went into effect on March 1 the Washington Railway and Elec- tric system has shown a return of turn on valuation. of the rate heuring from October 8 10 October 16. HEADS COST ACCOUNTANTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.7 Sepjember 29.—J. P. Jordun; jndustrial engineer of New York, was unanimously clected president of the National ASsociation of Cost Accountants at its conference yesterday. 1 Half the homes in existence in Ameér- ican cities were built before 1880. P —the furniture that needs re- ting. Our work asd prices Phome YAl plusas you. Terwe selection Main of velours, tapestries and other coverings. { —of Painting, Paperhang- ing and Decorating think of Taylor. ! 1 EFEstimates made on request. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPZREANGING AND PAINTING [ 2333 18th St. N.W. Tel Col. 1077 & o 3) BUNGALOW BOX assures perfection today, Sunday Paper Nougats, 95¢ . French honey malloiw con- X si:le’:cy studded with newly roasted almonds and hazel- nuts. CORNWELLS 14!S H Street e Motn desires a kitchen and hojne with all the mod- ern accessories. Here arc a few suggestions of the many superior qual- ity-wares which fay be found in our Housefur- nishing department. Vulcan Rghgés" : Kitehen Cabinets Fireless Gookers - Kiteheit Tables - Mleminum Ware Pyrex: Oven Ware Carving Sets Refrigerators Electrical “Helps” Wizard Prodicts 'Laundry Equignent =and* numerous other emaller ftems which add to the completeness of the up- to-date kitchett or pantfy. 1214 to 1218 G STREET SEPARATE CAR FARES only 4% per cent on the commission's | value of the property. The commis- | sion regards 6 per cent as a fair re-| The commission announced today | 1 that it has had to postpone the date ! Let Us Reupholster 14-Year-Old Schoolboy Wins Essay Prize and Trip STANLEY NEWCOMB, FotiFteen year old, of San Diego, Cal., ‘who was awarded a gold watch and 8 McCORMACK RECOVERS. Tenor to Return to U. 8, for Con- cert Tours " NEW YORK. September 89.—Jofn McCormack, tenor, who hse been abroad since last spriug, when. ho suffured a serfous threat affection, has recovered. ENVOY TO STAY HERE. Reports of Retiring of Danish Minister Denied. COPENHAGEN, Septembér 29.— The toreign ministry stntes that Con- stantine Bruen, Danish mwinister at ‘Washington, will remain at that post and that reports that. Prince -Aage He expects to return October 11! would go to Washington as minister |from Europe and to make a concert are unfounded. tour. Does Relieve Hundreds of cases oi Rheumatism, Neuritis, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Eczema, Sore Throat and other diseases treated with our Radium Preparations have been positively relieved. Why should you suffer when it can be avoided by a simple, harmless and inexpensive treatment? Full Particulars Upon Requést at: trip to this city for the best exsay on “How I Cim Make the Highway; More Safe.” More than 400,000 othe: elementary school puplls sought th same prize in a national afety con test, conducted by the highway educa- tion board. When he wrote the esay | he was only thirteen years of age. Stanley ix & boy ~cout, xuid to be one | | of the brightest studentx in San Diego | {nchools. 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We aré faaking a spécial display of them on our second floor at the very low price of $27.50. 8 > s vy Cut out this Credit Memo, bring it to our store any time during October und we uxfl "3'"1"'6N ANY MAN'S surtsy | : 3 IN THE HOUSE (S) 910 Seventh St. “We request the return of anything that can be bought for less cbcww'—'