Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 13

RENT RIOTS FEARED IFGOSTS UNI]URBEI]i Pitiable Status of New York Tenants Told to Hous- | ing Commission. ~ - NS | B the Associated Pres, i NEW YORK, October 19.—Uprisings | ce throughout New ide are inevitable unless le |_|~4LIUOH to curb d, witnesses ate housing | The hearing | v | & from mal- | ing so that | | nd other wretche presented the ten- ants” compl for which the land- lord wa :d to be to blame o that when they | uary thousands of | be thrown upon the | i “Levy, president of | read suftering. . Durs nine months of the vear, ords brought action o1 families who were unable t increases demanded of ble to find other homes. stories of whole sec- devoted to homes for rate salaried man or wage earger, which now were exclusive, high-priced districts, or rooming- house centers herded’ with humanity at so-much-a-room-a-month, a t s of families had been 1 out Women Forced to Work. Greenwich Village, with its an- tlqued tumble-dow 4 thus be- ial center ‘Bohemia,” and children of the East Side are becoming rapidly Erowing T on was told landlords to out tenants s were al- of near- collapse. familic permit improver tion that never ma MINISTERS DOUBLE UP TO FILL GREEK CABINET| | i Martial Law and Censorship uf“ Press Lifted by Government. | Election Dates Set. ulf coast, received owner of "UNDERWOOD ¥Factory Rebulit TYPEWRITERS $3.00 Down, $5.00 Monthly General Typewriter Co. 616 14th Street 1423 F Street N.W. ‘We handle only the better grades and can give you prompt delivery on ANTHRACITE and bi~ tuminous coal, all lump soft colll. coke and kindling wood. B. J. Werner. 923 New York Avenue Franklin 7626 Mrs. Kella Houser Tells How Cuticura Healed Eruptions ““My trouble began with itching’ and later my face and scalp broke out in blisters which developed into large, soreeruptions Theskin. was red and inflamed, and itched and burned 80 badly that I could not| sleep. My face was dis- figured, and my hair became dry and fell out in handfuls The trouble lasted for five years “1 read an advertisemen for Cu- ticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample I purchased more and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of| Cuticura Ointment I was com. pletely healed * (Signed) Mrs Kella Houser, R. 2 Benhams, Virginia. Use Cuticura for every-day toilet Bathe with Soap, seothe mw s i o l&-' ey Mas, Ad l-.-lm--a H‘ rhaves withoutmus. THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923. TTMirad Floon Published weekl Saturday Is Coat Da For Boys and Girls! styles sketched from the group of gh”School Boys' Owercoats, $19.85 A Sale of Finer O’Coats For the High School Youth $ l 9.85 For the young man who has outgrown the boys’ sizes and yet is not ready for a man’s model, these are pre- sented. Soft velours and fancy cheviots in those popular plaids—gay or conservative tones. Fashioned in swagger, double-breasted raglans or box models. Handsomely tailored models at a moderate price. ¢The Hecht Co., Third Floor ) Boys’ Winter Ulsters In Sizes 2’2 to 10 59.95 Woolly chinchillas, dressy pebble cheviots, fancy coatings and shaggy velours in the newest colorings. Tai- lored in swagger double-breasted mod- els with deep storm collars, fancy backs and all-round belts. Lined with wool plaids, red flannels and durable worsteds. - (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Voung Chap's O'Coat at $9.95 Boys Chinchilla O'Coats In Sizes 3 to 10 Years 55.95 Mannish little winter coats—tailored in full deuble-breasted styles with two sets of pockets—the popular top muft and lower flap pockets. Pleated back and all-round belts. In all the wanted colors—and lined with fancy plaids. Chinchilla O'Cox (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) for Small Lads, $5.95 Big Boys’ Stylish Shoes A specialized price in which the S acme of value is presented at Here is sketched a nobby model in cherry red, featuring the plain toe, with the new “trouser crease” tip. In sizes 24 to 6. Many other high styles also at $5. (The Hecht Co., Thizd Fioor.) “Trouser Crease” Tip Shoes for Big Boys, $5 The Hecht Co. Seventh at F =~ Stylish Hat for Little Misses, $1.95 Tots™ Hats Special $]-95 For little misses 2 to 10 years. Every shape and color—roll brims, off the face, polks and mushrooms. Of plush, velvet, broadcloth—with trimmings of silk tassels, astrakhan, silk cords and fancy stitchings. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Appropriate style for Junior Misses, $2.95 ‘Girls” Hats S_pecial $2.95 For junior misses—poke, turn- up styles trimmed with leath- erette quills, bands of silk. Also velvet ribbon rosettes on side. The colors are black, brown and beaver. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Boys’™ Hats 51.45 Chinchillas, cheviots, serges and tweeds, in shapes of turban. tam, polo or sailor style. Colms to blend with the Fall outfits. All sizes in every style. Boys' Caps $]-45 One-piece and banded back styles k lined and with leather inbands. In golf style for junior young men. (The Heeht Co., Third Floor.) College Stle Sweater for Boys and Girls, §2.95 Boys' All-Wool Sweaters 52.95 your school initials Collzge style with deep shawl collar sweaters, in solid colors and school combinations Sizes 6 to 16. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Boys' & Girls’ Hose 55¢ Phoenix English ribbed hose of mercerized lisle. Full length and 34 Sport Hose. Sizes 6 to 11%. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Billiken Shoes For the Children Scientifically constructed shoes priced $4 to $6, according to, size—but priceless in thcll’ comfort and protectiveness. To all childrén accompanied by their parents a novelty toy will be given FREE. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Ffor Boys and &lirls The Hecht Co. Two styles sketched from the group of Junior Misses’ Coats, $15 Sale: Girls’, Flappers’ and Junior Misses’ Coats ’15 Cleverly fashioned coats of velour, overplaids, stripes, and mixtures. Coats with large convertible collars of fur or self fabrics. Dressy styles! Sport effects! With full flare backs or straightline models. They are all lined throughout with twill. Also belted or side tie effects. A completé line of sizes. h 1The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Special Purchase of Girls’ & Flapper Coats 58.95 Here are wool polaires in stripe or overplaid design. Or mixtures in the newest effects. Slashed pockets, choker collars—straightline, or side but- ton models, in gray, reindeer or brown. These coats are fully lined. Sizes are 10 to 16. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Girls’ and Flapper Coats at $8.95 Winter-Coats for Tots In Sizes 2 to 6 55.95 Polaires, velours, broadcloths, mix- tures and chinchillas. All are fully lined throughout. Some have fur collars; others with self-convertible collars. Flare, box-coat and “hand-smocked effects. In all the wanted shades. ‘The Hecht Co., Third FI ) e e N Tot's Winter Coat Model at $3.95 Big Girls’ Stylish Shoes A specialized price in which 3 the very best obtainable is presented. The style sketched is a patent leather one-strap pump, with six cut- outs on the side. With medium French toe and rubber heels. Sizes 214 to 6. Other styles, too, at $5. (The Hecbt Co., Third Floor.) Patent One-strap Pump for Girls, $3 e Hecht Co. Seventh at F