Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 5

_—————— SMYRNA HORRORS TOL T0D. C. CIVITAN CLUB Former Business Man of Sacked City Describes Incidents of Turk Barbarity. The horrors of Smyrna during the Theodore Bortoli, a merchant of the burned city, meerting of the club in the La » Hotel yesterday it would be tion if the allowed to re- | nets of the Turkish is “kill as many Christians as i the speaker, “it ion of time when rule Kurope. tion there ¥ Tefugee t following the into Smyrna ere burs into slavery was told. the near to the club to sup- Gyl te! ed to the culb's legisiative con " club this 1s the the membe: . will participate. .mr: the regular busi- with Odell Whipple at the piano. e DALE F{FjOVIDES BAIL. Warrant Charges Erou"h[ Gnl to U. S. Immorally. 31.—James of having brought n to this country for a young immoral have adini rage 1o this coun GOVERNOR IS MYSTIFIED. Indiana Executive Given Chance to Buy Moonshine Stills. INDIANAF s, Tnd., Gov. January is wond, copper uminum stills for the mak b 4 i the expres- | t wes may have your valued order.” _— cafes green tea is serv- of mint Burn Trent Amalgam Used Wherever Coal Is Used $12 Ton Trent Amalgam Sales Co. 333 Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 4701 This Is an Invitation to Hea: Margaret Slattery Of Boston First Congregahonul Church 10th and G Streets N.W. Thursday, Feb. 1, to 15, 1923 General Theme of A!n.mnon Addresses 854 Woxi “WHITHER GOES THE AMERICAN GIRL?" ve of Heredity Nusters of Relf - New Freedom™” enduring—brave ? s it true? Sunday, SUNDAY AFTE| (Girls ang Wom Snday, Feb Bunday, Feb. 11 TR \lus MEETINGS ‘Aucpicos T. W, C. A ‘1t Can Be Doe” !l:: y | British © Actor { ILLOYD GEORGE GETS THRILL AS WITNESS OF BULL FIGHTING By the Associated Press GIBRALTAR, January 31.—David Lloyd George and his family, to- gether with Lord Birkenhead and other notables, witnessed a dis of fighting bulls at the Algeci ranch of the Gallardo brothers, The entertainment was not actual bullfight. but it had a rather sensational ending. A herd of young buils bred for the ring was turned loose on a broad plain. The animals were baited with capes by men mounted and afoot, and while the action was at its height one bulk escaped. He charged the spectators and a_gen- eral stampede followed. I one succeeded in reach of automobiles by the field, and the bull was aptive. Mr. Lloyd George was later pho tographed in the midst of a group of Spanish beauties, who wore their national costumes, an the VANCOUVER, B. C. between Ch covering trade and will be concluded, de from Peking. wanted silk and that the treaty laborers fr Dominion 2 would bar 1 Canada, but remove the —the GENUINE VICTROLA cessful in the world. are unquestionably most popular and the offer FACTORY SERVICE. As the dealer in the city. we have E. CONNECTION WITH THE OF VICTROLAS. N Money Down Interest to Pay Guarantee ///7/////// 7 ;T H E NN HUMA | | THE EVENING CITES COLLEGE FAULTS. University Head Would Reor- ganize to Meet Presenf Needs. CHICAGO, January 31.—“A new or- ganization of colleges to meet present day conditions” was urged by Dr. Harry Pratt Judson in his last official report ! as president of the University of Chica- duct an_institution of musement park?’ Dr. it asked. ould be to test whether 1 do the college work. ing red tape should uaiton is too long and in the world spent in pre- Further, too low. work but tho lectual training taking it. None should be p CANADA-CHINA TRADE PACT. | fines! you LONGEST LIFE and MOST SATIS. SIVE FEATURES TO- OFFER Lowest Monthly Terms 1 Ansell. a“‘h"" %@ """“’f Jur. It continue in it but those who do it well.” WAR HAT IS HEATER. | Jersey Man Solves_ Coal Problem by Unique Improvisation. e had overcome | pi bored a h offering CHEAPER i.\STRL ME! is the product of THE VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. OF CAMDEN, which is the largest and most sue- Their products N. J. e Genuine e Console largest XCLU- N SALE Victrola NO READ OF FREE is not a vriting, which sp oil. regulate, re-gr motor as long as MECH. two robb romise, STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31, Loses Claim Made For Mixing Ashes Of Two Husbands By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 31.—Mrs. Alwine P. Anhert, eighty, has lost a $10,000 damage suit against the United States Cremation Company for the alleged mixing of the ashes of her first two husbands. The court directed a verdict, holding Mrs. Anhert had failed to substantiate her claim that the cremation company carelessly han- dled the ashes. Mrs. Anhert testified she pur- chasad ‘a marble container, With compartments for the ashes of her first two husbands and for her own, She said that recently, when she visited the crematory, she found the top off the container and the ashes exposed so that the wind might blow them from one partment to another. e almost collapsed in court n she was questioned about her third husband. Weeping bitterly, she declared he had disappeared. taking $6,000 of her money with him ROBBERS GET $3,500. _Okla., January 31.—Ap- $3,500 was obtained by looted the Farmers' ere late yesterday. Straughn, A RIF roxi; 3 < wh Extras of Any Kind Payment Till March 1st IMMEDIATE DELIVERY To the leit is reproduced the G UARANTEE BOND ANICAL SERVICE but an actuality ccifies that we wil aphite and tune the you own the instru- ment you buy here! Purchase a few records of your own selec- tion ¢—NO RED TA and we will deliver the instrument at PE! These Terms Apply to All Models of Victrplas $25, $35, $50, $75, $100, $115, $125, $150, $200, $225, $250, $275 and up New Victor Records On Sale Tomorrow Hear them i any one of our 25 demonstrating rooms. 900 H St. N, E. Yz N SIDE @ F . BANKTIN Gg Now Give Yourself a Present Christmas bills all paid and you heave a deep sigh. You feel count. shows would be hard to imagine it. N E.Cor9t¢ Opposite the as if vou owed vourself something. >ay it in the way that will give you the greatest sat- isfaction in the gn(l—h\ (ulrlm(r it to your savings ac- Or allow yourself the pledxure of starting a new one, or of increasing the weekly additions you llldl\L‘ to it. If there’s pleasanter reading than a bank book that a steady upward climb to a comfortable total, it The whole in this case is greater than the sum of its parts, for your contributions to it are augmented con- stantly by 3 per cent compound interest. MT. VERNON Savin s 1923. FROM THE AVENUE AT NINTH 200 MEN’S SUITS Once a year, after inven- tory, we usually find a couple of hundred suits around that we sell for $25 This year is no exception. The suits sold earlier in the season for $35, $37.50 and $40. The styles are good, and so are the fabrics. Sizes from 34 to 46. Broken lots but splendid val- ue. They go on sale Thursday morning at $915.00 MEN’S O’COATS Another item just uncov- ered by inventory. The odds and ends of our overcoat stock, this season’s models that have been selling from $25 to $40. Only one and two of a kind, but there are all kinds: full belts, half belts, no belts; raglan shoulder or set-in sleeve. Sizes 32 to 44. They, too, go on sale Thursday morning at 19 The Avenue at Ninth = (k2102