Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 3

@ ‘THE "EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON." D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER--10, -1923. ' 3 & : ! - — - - : ¥ o« . wye ‘e ¢ l‘ Bver ything in ~ RELIEF MEASURE Peak of Volcano | sy psmors e 1w, me —sy cLuvas wiiuiaws, | Tokio Dentist Finishes Work | i 0, Glass 7 Is Flattened as = Oblivious of Disaster to City ~ and Brushes ] SH WURLB REBGRU; B;lligsult of Quake FENCEI R S TR e i, | Becker Paint & Glass Co. e (-‘ - A i caped. The g A B 7/7,0 7 OSAKA,, September 10.—Among | 080 G5 00 Caiiapee, 1t in i AT eptember . 7.—A UL‘\/ the stories of wonderful escapes now. standing, but leans at an news agle 1.nup;m:h from Osaka i el iR worsaanadstt s The Rare Book Shop | states that the summit of Mount of 'a; worman who waw ta¥ing a told, by a man today that in one of its wpper stories a dentist was z Bathi’on the Wecond fl0or Of & | ‘Sxihg the teeth of & patient. Both 723 Seventeenth St. house.. The house collapsed, all | raced for the ground floor. When Main 1281 they felt the building had steadied | 3 except the, bathroom. and the | “fi /e thev returned and the dentist woman got out of the window and, | finished nis job, which was done | Highest Prices Paid Japanese Government’s Fund o 1n the Japanese earthquake i that for Restoration of Cities Is $265,000,000. Fuji, apparently as a result of the quake, has undergone a most no- ticeable change, the peak now ap- pearing much fiatter than formerly. It was also stated that all Tokio GET UP LAST . BITE ATTENTION MADE ANY HTADWAY, | DRESS SILK SHORTAGE, |PALACE POWER PLANT || fer; Represendative wil cal QUAKE RESULT, DENIED| USED TO LIGHT TOKIO|| semovd promptis. ('ollva‘x were destroyed with the & > - slid down to the street, where a "l{llh both men in total ignorance S PRI e R Tl CARRIES ON POLITE CON-~ PINDS GETTING IT UP PURSUES IT ROUND BRINGS if BACK TO passing Japanese gave her & ki- | Of {he catustrophe ground them. || T o OSAKA, S;membvr 1 v dw_“:t;m o4t VERGATION WITH HOST- 1S GOING TO RE- PLATE WHERE HE STARTED m‘,;_';‘“ PR AR e e AUl mUN DAz cebbiot Whe Single Volumes, Prints ireént has appropriated 530,000, & A ; e e inmates of the Marunouch opulation S imes, s, E £SS WHILE STARTING 0 GUIRE ALL 11S FROM WITHOUT HAVING gravings and Autograph Let- —_— ¥en, approximately $265,000,000, fori 4 K relief work. . This decision by the cab- g {net at aturday's sitting represents y greatest relief measure in the his- of world disasters, The approval . Y of the privy council and the prince] regent is all that is necessary to per- ' mit the Tying out of the immense project of reorganizing the deva . areas rehabilitating millions of | . ' homeless and unemployed people. Oil Tanks Explode at Yoko- ] Already large sums have been appro- | Manufacturers’ Head Says Stocks|Crown Prince Gives Up Palace| | on Hand Sufficlent, Wans Illumination for Sake of Sufferers. | J By the Associated Pres. ‘ TOKIO VIA OSAKA ASAHI Se ated of Avoiding Panic. By the Associuted Press, . " 2 NEW YORK, September 10.—David{tember 10—Thoge districts of Tokio I tl ] priated from the government's surplus | SUKa—American Hospital (Gl Mossesohn, executive chialrman of |that escaped destruction by fire and | ry, ons and it i= intended to draw upon the 3 1diE ok = : the Associated Dress Industries of |flood were in total darkness, cut off | national exchequer for further amounts, | Hurled From BIuff WISHES HE HAD A THINKS HE'LL JUST GIVE QUICKLY REMOVES FING- AV PERSISTENT EF- America, urged dress mznufm-lurgru\‘l'{om ‘tl‘k“vlrl . lights, ndml h]’rm)m- { should the necessity arise. In an PIECE AP CAKE OR. IT A POKE WITH R A SUMORYIS WARN- - TURT "MIBNVAGES " {4 - |1 avold all faellos of phnio of nx- | Fogent ibolito commanded that the emergency the government is planning S SOMETHING TO USE HI$ FINGER WHILE ED TCUSE A PUSHER. “GET IT BALANCED i possible destruction of much of lhmil‘ge lakrm \privat lighting plant at to use th 000.000-yé! i oy S O veieve NE' \D CP HIS FING P SPOON vear's filk output in the Japanese|the Akasaka palace, his home in the o A‘u o, 130 000-yen mmung.r.:}r.&\\u(g;[.fiu Isnn, g i Al AS A PUSHER. NO ONE'S LOOKING AD OF WIS FINGER ~ ON EDGE OF SPoeN tcmmnphe capital. | When informed that this prof A last resort. SHA . September. 10.—At the | It was the belief of the executive|would deprive the palace of its re Worelgn relief is pouring in, pre-!first shock of the earthquake the B ‘_\ council of the Associated Dress In-llar lighting, Hirohito is reported agl - B vandv & i tankhior b o dustries, Mr. Mossesohn said, that’ saying: p B gk recivery, | GReat oil tanihion the Bilsids ARcew | ‘C};‘J }stocks of raw silk and made-up broad| “Don't mind The . ) View of the extent of the tragedy. {the Yokosuka cable station exploded Tt ix oMicially revorted now that more jand millions of tons of oll swept L oved ane el oiho BALS {down upon the city, turning the har- A DeOPlY WS ofhaltie. {bor into & mass of flames. Tha walls 8. Student Kilied. lof the Negeshi prison collapsed and Herr of Cleveland. Ohio, | 000 convicts were released & at Miyvanoshita when a| The most desperate of these sought 1 s1id into a gorge carrying along |to profit by looting and murdering & shop fn which he was purchasing |the disabled. Hastily formed bodles | silks in this country were sufficient lieveing the suf {to take care of the necds of the en-| == S tire dress industry of America for many months. If retailers are asked any mater {ln('rekses in the prices of dresses ¢ | dered, Mr. Moss { should ‘make inquiry { sure themselves that such advances were legitimate and were net due to ondition which made it possible to Many forms of eczema an¢ othet’ skin eruptions yield readily to Zonite. < Skin troubles induced by sys- | temic disorders should re-: Relief in 10 minutes 0s at the time. Joseph S. Ruble, |0of citizens, however, hunted out th = < ak vanta of a 8 3 2 37 : aiwo’ of Cieveland. il H‘oj-,rr:.s 'l.lnisxlre-mnlu‘r‘\‘(‘i‘_l;lx;v:e:nne n:x:\mnl:;‘ BUT DROPS IT WITH BEGING TO GET WITH RESULT THAT ~ QUIETLY SLIDES'PLATE| | take unfair advantage of & customer ceive.. i alteution: ot il nd_and schoolmate at Pennsy! eath penalty. The American hospi- . I S TIGHTING BLOCD IT SLIPS OFP GVER AND PRETENDS = | | physician, ate College. had culous | tal e d to have been hurled A SPATTER OF CREAM HI | | | phy . : 2 fx'ffiu’nlh e et {:\,..i'nl"h“xffr? ol bhie s ey BaloS BEFORE ME CAN COM- UP AND T0 USE FORCE EDGE OF PLATE ME FINISHED SOME {POST CHAPLAIN HONORED. | lephone pole, but was only |tearing open the earth and exhuming PLETE THE JOURNEY INSTEAD OF SKILL (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. TIME_AGO Yl —p— | s aégu znjrt:).r l‘m:[l;:; &1‘,2?5“\‘3: hdax(dl I:;;LreIOdlcs of many of those interred —J { Army and Navy. Union Gives Na- | been standins Scenes Rival “Buddhist Hell” tional Office to D. C. Man. Hugh Horne. acting commercial | | secretary. Faeting s comms | The stories of the earthquake as K RJASSOFF FAM | = - i o the Britian soraigh, Vvice consul |narrated | by eyewltnesses deplot | | iy | Sergt. Edward W. Hob veteran 2 are St'l missing and o9 [scenes rivaling in horror the popular of the Indian frontier wars, w : feared they are dead. Othe: t representations of the Buddhist hell. TRAPPED IN FLAMES | is home at the United | censulate are safe of the | Business men were about to leave | | Home in this city and who is chaplain o first £ : ses have ar. | thelr offices in Yokohama at the clos. of the Presidents’ Own Garrison. No.| rivey, Grst foreign retugees have ar- | of® Saturday wmorning's Work. whens 104, Army and Navy Union, U. S A. | Suiiniinmninsnnion ey vnen i g seaside resort. where it is reported | ¥ithout warning and with a tre- was re-elected -Saturday as uauun}al = 1.000 Jupanese and several forelgners {Mendous roar, the ground heaved up chaplain of the National Corps at the W ale ge.|four or five feet and then dropped y ‘ thirty-fifth annual cncampment of the Strovod the’ beanritar falinke, de. |back ‘aguin. Houses on the braff P ies Nargarer 1 Naslor, Delightflfl Apartments The Argonne 2 and a large portion of the village,|Were Drecipitated headiong into the F. a past vice commander of the local E 12 ~ . = Columbia Road at 16th St. E Jonite | - - Circumstances of Death of Ameri can Consul and Wife Revealed. T T L L L L L which is an ancient capital of Japan. |City- The ground rocked, heaved and 2 o 3 € - Thriliing seencs were enacted when | Swaved like the waves of the sea.|Premier Thinks German Re- o o i e oo s kel collapesds OBy Fugitives, fleeing from the falling & Julss | building: by huge Heroic Efforts Undertaken to Make City Fit for Habi- hip in the national council of admin- istration. | { | found their way blocked aping holes, some of tnem | . SiStance Is Now at Point sociated Press. ‘ ebris.” jlarge enough to admit a horse and ) r G,{ Snpl-)mb:l Twuume;\s_ under wagon. ispatch from Osaka Qquotes the : : ated | Rising Water Adds to Peril. of Collapse. Governor of Kanagawa prefecture, tation Again. Mrs. Wood Is Safe. | Peril was added by the rising which includes Yokohama, as saying A few choice apartments are available in this fireproof Mrs. Junlus Wood, wife of a Chi-|Water from the water mains which | o P Ithat the American consul, Max D Iy T fong cago newspaper correspondent, walk. | DUrst everywhere; this, with fire, [ BY the Ausoclated Press. ! = itesaliofe So HIE Tk oot R i g el tDdiay ed across country to the coast | blocked all the exists from the city.{ DAMVILLERS, France, September |™iFJ g OK10, September 6 (Delayed).— and Japanese war- | Hundreds sought to escape from ‘a|10.—Speaking at the inauguration of |in"the prefectural offices affer the|The work of cleaning up the capi fery d“uat}llx by rluelnll:gx toward t}}:e a monument to the war dead yester- |¢arthquake and were trapped there|is already well under way AT F1aae @ the |Mote Machi canal, while some, who : B 3 - . 0 TR St 2 Ry g D i |endeavored to cross on wooden light. | day. Premier Poincare said that the |bY the fire which immediately swept|mida, in the northwestern part of the Will be hard to get conserve this luxnrr. An Arco or Hobeywell Room Temperature Eegulator is the cver watchful guardian | of the Coal Pile. i Tects a saving of about basides keeps the bou: Do your bit and help building, located among Washington’s most palatial residences Convenient to Markets, Stores and Theaters. Served by the best tra ities. portation fa Tokio per cent in Overlooking the entire city on one side and bea 1 Rock ers. were overtaken by blazing oll | resistance in the Ruhr which Germans |the city. | city, where many thousands sought | perature and saves the Creek Valley I I ) e & ; T ¥ i esist X P oty 2 | H e B the k Valley on the other, the location is beyond cc ison which flowed from the exploded {pag counted on to discourage the| Many instances of heroism are re-' refuge when the flames threatened to | [ BALY, URbecessary steps to aad lapsed and the ban {tanks and met terrible death. Still with anything the city off others, panic-stricken, flung them- | French selves into the water and met an|little, and now wae beginning to S€IYants, it is said, rafused lo leave |been cremated. In m 10,000 bodies have t cases identi- See the full electric model on_display e out the ci in our Showroom. or give us a ring and had been overcome little by {POTted from Yokohama. Japanese Apply to Manager on Premises or WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS - % ] ally h 4 4 representative will call i :KE‘PU:IL‘;](’dl::jd{\l'lvlflgh!!;bh;{l’?; m;::or;z:oon ollapse altogether. ‘l;(l-;r'fnrelzn employers and lhelr‘flr.mnn is impossible, annl}»ofoneu s| Easy payments may be ar- ||| P vice betw TPeople leaped into the sea in their | The speech of the premier, after | Children, preférring to dle with them | inquests are being held by the whole- ranged to suit your cemven- 1 by Dl frenzy to ‘escape the deluge of red- |NavIng covered the special obiect of |rather than seek their own safety sale. 4 ience. ne betwee: assemblage, dealt with re-| Japanese cocks and chauffeurs| The eanitary situation is still most hot cinders from the blazing ruins. JOHN J. ODENWALD cent declarations by Dr. Stresemann, (T i L e TREETEET S Hans von Raumer, German minister | Déroically nelped in the work of |threatening. although the authorities | Adviger on Better Heating e - i, i of economics, and Dr. Rudolf Hilfer- |rescue, risking their own lives time |are doing everything possible to pre- | Phone Fr. 6803 15th and K Sts. N. W. other T | ding, German minister of finance. and again in aiding their employers' |vent the outbreak of an epidemic. | e * flc. ; : ,C Cure in Own Has |families to escape from the danger|Foreign and Japanese food >uppxies§ P Messages of condolence from-va M. Poincare quoted Hilfer: ana |zone. . § At i » : - ous movernments conti to arr o R L T A story is told of one coolie who ol ‘:"“m*?l'"‘“” and “the H“’,‘" Why are "we willing to LT T T and the spontaneous response to the many’s financial recovery /was pos- |made numerous trips into burning |Situation in the city is much im- : ores + s ¢ appeal d i+ 'a creat source of BT o1y ewhan thetateaewse ,n',,,,.guqxdxng;a; to rescue women and chil- | proved. guarantee in writing the consolatiop to the Japanese Rubr had ended. “If so. he said, |dren. e finally fell in a flaming r earthquak: o % A - enly to cease throwing billions of | e Tokio, is aiso in eruption. » ssis A C Off e CHINESE AIDS ]APAN. mlrll(! into the :llu)hr u;l encourage un- ! Roads leading from the capital are Gears Onvenlent 1ce § ot s, R T T employment and let the free popu < fill, T crowded with refugees. In every di- ; =z : = {tion follow their own inclinations, as | SROWINE good will. Up to the present, | TiOWC e Vg (0 SF 1o meless, carry~ Wheels A Deposed Manchu Emoeror Gives|Flames in YOKohama Drove |ty o wins o work ana scomn an | 2o have fafled to' note any appreci- |roction all classes of homeless, carry: Tires rrangement & understanding “with ua for the ide- [SPic modification. L . S5} Satks, are wending thelt wey' frem $105,000 for Relief. People to Lake—Acouse | Soreqdue: ’ y Lot T Kotogrens. pur the "some yor|the siricken districts. Great y T g iancellor Stresemann s \Pio; | mains the same. Germany is at the|storm every train that leaves from | A AR L K pomals of other guarantees than the |orom roaas 1t she wished to 'be | (he Suburban stations. Septes 2 {Ruhr for payment. M. Poincare re-jgaved there still is time, If sne per-| Japanese destroyers are Tescuing posed Manchu Bmporor of China has | oreans as Ghouls. plied with the French cquivalent for | slin"her Tormer methods she will |many of the homeless vasideats of £, > colle the proverb that a bird jn the hand |involve herself in catastrophes for | the Sagami bay districts, where thou- ! Battery and, other mechanical parts of our With the area provided on the entire ground floor of this modern office building—1415 K Street—you can easily subdivide to meet the specific needs-of your curios worth $100,000 for the relief is worth two in the bush. jwhich ¢ H “C = G Id s business. b sh. v the responsibility will not fall | sands haa their summer nomes. Th, l’tlfied al f the carthquake sufferers In Japan. |py ghe sssnciated Press. posed guarantees. he declared, would {on u: v ' | @estruction there is sald to be great € 0! e J By 5 = The donation - included the. famousi ™ e esptol i, = 0 | |2dd nothing to the genoral mortsage | e = - _CoSTRCToR Tere a0 0RO MO 3= a very atiractive proposition Fhc locationfis’a ds of the cmpress dowager. Pabiox which the treaty of Versailles gives 2 Daily Express from |the allles on all property of the Ger- man states. “We prefer the -positive pledges we 2tch to th Shanghai s Used Cars”? Because 'we - know their decided asset. The convenience of the guarters——ligh!, air and rear entrance—with the exclusive use of the AL NOTICES. 5 A:"’a"ri the storles fr0m DARSEHEAIS 015 ioRany: theoretical rights,” said diti e ol st basement, where are located lavatories and toilets— - n bo the steamer Empress of|3f Poincare, “and we refuse to let condition. ey will stan e = £ i a d e il apwiinre: Australia, which “has arrived ,here {them g0 for something which might up. all considerations for efficiency and convenience. e from Yokohama, is one obtained|D€ €xcellent on paper, but the product of whi¢h might escave us.” Agreement Industry, Dr. Stresemann, M. Poincare de- clared. had insisied that close col- laboration between complementary inaustries of France and Germany 5 would be an ‘excellent preface to a saw Koreans rob people ud then cut |settlement of reparations and to a their throats. A party .f Japanese |definite code.of peace. The German Breach Selss Reew; 1283 Cchancellor, he added, was putting the Gon, Ave. firemen rounded up many of these | cart before the horse. Former Chancel- ghouls and killed them. for Cuno last December had offered to ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE P-A STORE Branch Used Oar Siiow Room “A gruesome sight was witnessed | prepare agreements between the Ger- e Ao W in Yokohama. The passengers in a |man coal owners. and the French 3 -Pants duils With Cap to Maich .1 ap (1] atecn, {street car all were electrocuted and (mineral owners to their mutual ad- 7o Jltung in the car in natural | veRtaER, bl SUeR (b CraT In such WHY NOT MAKE YUUR (. Make the boy happy. Like most boys with pep; he has “clothes ideas.” Big boys and little boys want to wear the kind of clothes they like. Here’s a dandy combi- nation in all the up-to-date models. Sport model has two pairs of knickers, one golf and one regular. The fabrics are chev- from two woman residents of Shang- | hai, who were spending their holiday at Dzushi, twenty miles from Yoko- hama. They say they were rushing toward the outskirts of the city, and That is why we sell them. Sterrett & Fleming, Inc. Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. Columbia 5050 Consult us concerning lease, ctc. Boss & Phelps / The Home of Homes 1417 K Street Phone Main 4340 Columbia WILY, TRADE dian 34100 kts. for late Dodge touring. Inqu ond_floor CALL, HILTON voofing. sereens furnislied. 1224 Ingraham WE ARE GIVING A with every $5 fern deliv Beautifal._Call Adams 2 “WANTED A FROM BOSTOX, H FROM NEW TORK FROM PITTSBURGI FROM ATLANTIC CITY. s WEEKLY SERVICE FOR SMALL LOT ANT FROM BOSTC JOIN OUR BIG VICTROLA CLUB Any style you select will be delivered immediately upon an initial payment of ed to Yokohama. v ettle the reparations as utomattc? Sa “Dunean Boyne, traveling auditor | 56SolVeS 1, 80t QR e ToReC it eecurt Beater astematic], 8 for the Standard Oil Company, sald{colining more than promises.” 4 the carth dropped vertically three |giared M. Poincare, “we shall con- feet during the quake. Cracks large |gider the possibility of ~economic enough to hold a motor car opened i{reaties. But let Germany begin by in the streets. He said he and others | changing her behavior and at last WB HBREBY SERVE NOICE THAT fled to Yokohama Park, which was are eold our business locat at 1617 ut | flooded. This fact saved the lives of e “fo John Day, and thac all our creditors | 40,000 persons hemmed in by flames. houid present bills to us on or before Septam- | **1We lay in the water and covered i : : 3 ber_15. ROSSI & AMBROGI. our faces with mud,’ he said. ‘Many > PR FIANO INSTRUCTION by advanced conserva- | persons were forced to leap into the | ““ f t s” lory student with teaching experience; 50c per | bay with the flames licking at their | 001=111 balf bour for fist ten lessons. Pl M. 8312 backs. The low tide enabled them t = z -|to wade out thirty feet—far enough ; § TO ANNOUNCE A8 OF SEPT. 8, Vi Y % Rupertus, sheet metal comtractors, 8411 il | s 2 Georgia wve; The buminess will coatifne i | —_— ! Is your roof suffering the name of Chas. F e ooty | A new portable sand-heating unit ¢ ~itis"—ei! sasumes &1l ‘liabilitie for street paving work has besn de- |+ from-“Roof-itis iCher . painted and upholstered: The Wickercraft, 1 24, ¢ the diasolred firm ik e ‘I‘E)O“Ri REFINISHED OF POLISAED | S8ned. Power 'is supplied from an in the first stages or in FL S BY FLECTRIC MACHINE | overhead street-car line. el ortit material. - Sizes 7 to 18. Serge silk-lined cap to match, in the new shapes. Teck D Stioes, 51 Staunch and sturdy shoes for the growing lad, strongly made of genuine leather, with a thought to comfort foremost in mind. Browns, tans and blacks, in sizes 11; to 6. Barber Bill Shop for kiddies Strictly sanitary. A fresh comb and brush used for each ride. The hobby horses are always in demand. = you called on us £o repair your roof. , I NASH. 207 Sherman ave. £0l. 4231, 120 | _ I Just .as-you ‘go to' a - iots, tweeds, cu..ameres, in grays, browns ‘ SATISFIED | | doctor every once in a] and overplaids. Some with belt of self TSFED o e oo FEAT TIRE? | | o P | | while yourself ! MAI N soo looking over—it’s a good | plan to send for a “Roof Doctor” to examine the condition of your roof. A little precaution now may save a serious con- dition later. NOW’S the time for an examination —before the siege of the winter sets in. We are “Roofing Doc- tors” -—both scientific and practical. 'We know the business from every angle—can diagnose the “symptoms” at a glance —and are right ready with- the remedy to be applied. B IRONCLAD &30:,'%i0%"%| LEETH BROTHERS B Nokol AutomaticOil Burners | G2snics Charse never Over $1.00 —rebuilt and sold by the authorized dis- Tibulor under year's guarantee st gres: sav. J5z, "Only limited pumber so &ct quickly. Mytus) Berviee, Isc., 1411 New York ave. Mein 8883, p— I Right on the Rim —of the business district, thisl is a mighty handy Autoj| | Repair Shop, Mr. Motorist. | R. McReynolds & Son Painting, Slip Covers and Tc PR A U A O “Tin Roofs—Slag . Roofs . te nm?:'!)f;; 4 ,v:g_;gmv {§ Pav As You Ride Grafton&Son,Inc., % wig st s | idg. 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