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LOGALREDERLSS, | TOAD REFUGEE Mctims of Florida Storm | Reaching City Find Accom- {- modations Short. . Advised that Florlda refugees, hungry and without funds, are ar- riving daily at Union Station, en route to their homes or to those of relatives 4n various parts of the country, of- Slclals of the District of Columbia Chapter of the Red Cross took steps #oday to furnish them with food and other necessarfes as they pass ghrough the Capital. Two such victims of the hurricane topped over for a short.time at the Washington Terminal vesterday and $sked for food, according to informa- tion supplied the Red Cross by Travel- ¥rs’ Aid authorities. The visitors are t:ud to have expressed some surprise ipon finding that no definite arrange- ments for taking care of their needs had been made at the station by re- ief authorities. Red Cross Here Busy. Officlals at local Red, Cross head- Ruarters, at 16 Jackson place, fmme- fiately conferred regarding the situ- Btion and were working out plans to- fay to remedy conditions. It was ndicated that either the Travelers’ jAld Society would be authorized to ®pend Red Cross funds for feeding @ny murther refugees or the war-time ganteen system of supplying sand- wiches and coffee might be invoked. The fund being raised here for ters has recelved $12,927, and the sums taken in by other neéwspapers and banks are said to be considerable. A special silver offering will be taken up at the Eighth Street Temple of the Washington Hebrew Congregation . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1926.' tonight for the relief of the Florida |C: sufferers. Only once before has an offering of this character been taken up at the temple, and that was in the case of the San Francisco earthquake. At its regular meeting this week Chris Breckel. Julia D. Smoof Mrs. Margaret the Newcomers’ Club appropriated $25 | A. for the relief cause. In making this appropriation the club urged upon each of its members to individually | M. K. contribute as far as possible to |C: this fund, it was announced by Edward M. Tyler, treasurer of the club, Florida Service Restored. The passenger department of the Seaboard Air Line Railway today an- nounced a complete restoration of its Florida service. All through trains from the East destined to West Palm | o~ Beach, bus connections to Miami, to| central Florida and also to Sarasota, Tampa and 'St. Petersburg 3 ating on their usual s also announced the rest: of its service to Ga South Boca Grande by Sund tember 26, at the latest, an back to normalcy between & and Venice within the next 48 The entire Seaboard system, togeth- er with its organization, has been ten- dered to Gov. Martin and to others in authority in the devastated area.|: The Seaboard has also offered the assistance of large organized bodies of workmenr who were engaged in building the Miami extension, and is operating refugee trains from all af- fected points as promptly and as fre- quently as necessary. One special train with 400 refugees left West Palm Beach at 11 o'clock today and another special will be necessary to- morrow night. The following additional contribu- tions were announced today at local Sanitary George Washington Post, Amer- McCormick Medical —Glasses Fitted Collegs Ey yes Examined | ' H. D. Folsom. Ingrid Westes: W. H. Gatchell. John Finn. Blanche A. Anoymous. ... Mrs. Charles Dunton A. A, Lura D. Wats Edw, L. Wilson Mrs. M. C. McBride. s tev. Reginald F Julian McKenna Lura C. Rugg.. W. H. Howard. Lucy A. K. Ade Katherine H. B 0|John Bundy ... Walter Stilson Hutcl George A. King.. Mrs. R. R. Stone. Malcolm A. Stoke: Grand total . Today's contributions for the relief | F. fund received by The Evening Star follow: Acknowledged .... Mrs. H. C. Lassiter. M. C. Veitenheimer. ....$1,079.00 | ¥ 5.0 Elizabeth H. Shaw w. i SEE THEM TONIGHT You Can Buy One of These Homes for the Rent You are Now Paying! Why Not Come Out? $300 CASH Monthly Payments 3rd & 4h & T & U Sts. N.E. Overlooking the Site of the New ~ $2,225,000 McKinley High School Louise S.” Warthen Grace E. Ruper Helen A. Shur Mrs. Ida Smith Mrs. Kennon Vail Business Wome Dorothy L. W E. Reznek. Jean and L. M. N:. Grand total to date.. >~ Couneil. . 3 covonooro2o00n s 288383388323 > 7 ek > S 1.0¢' Calcutta is to have another large 10.00 steel works. Arrived in Time for Tomorrow’s Sale 1,000 Pairs Boys’ and Girls’ We Are Building 72 New Homes at This Desirable, Convenient Location— Six Rooms and Bath ter Heat—Flectri: Lights—Big Porches. These houses are not out in the suvurbs. but in a good, convenient built-up section, with concrete streets, cars pass the door. Also several stores for sule. Call early and get first cholee. C. H.-R.I-r—OWEN—ST—EIN O SELLING OUT Sale Ends Oct. 17 BuyNow and Get aBetter Choice Everything Must Go Only Short Time Left MEN'’S $5.00 to $6.50 PANTS $2 95 and 33_9—2 $37.50 Men’s Overcoats 165 $25 Gabardine Raincoats 152 $2.50 English Broadcloth Shirts 1 Chiffon Hose All Colors $ l fi Silk, Top to Toe 35¢ and 50c Soft Collars “lorida relief was expected to go over | Maj. he $17,000 mark today—slightly more than a third o 0 SCHOOL SHOES Sturdy C Quality —that will give the youngsters plenty of wear—styles for growing boys and girls. L3 Sizes 5t0 11 ‘1011 ELEVENTH ST NW NORTH 5997 Dainty Fall Styles in Women’s Footwear Shoe Dept.—On First Floor You'll find dainty patents, satins in ties, straps and pumps. All style heels. On shle tomorrow at this special your size In velvets and The “Whippet,” on this its fifth day, is still going strong. All indications point to the successful con- clusion of the Stability Run, Saturday afternoon, Sep- tember 25th, at 4 P. M. Many hundreds of estimates ds to the Gas and Oil consump- tion, and Mileage covered, attest to the fact that the perform- ance of this “wonder car” is a topic of interest to Washington. The “Whippet” will be met by a committee of local newspaper men im- mediately upon the completion of the run. This committee will certify under oath, the Breaking of the Transmission Seals and the Speedometer Reading. It will require some few days for us to go over the estimates that have been received, and we would request that all interested parties be patient with us, until- we have definitely made certain of the winners. Watch the papers early next week for the announcement of Winners’ names. All estimates must be in the hands of the Wardman Motors, Inc., not later than 6:00 P. M., Friday Evening, September 25th. Clever Felt Hats Shaped to Fit Smartly ~. in the bright shades of Fall N N T’ § ] 98 that you paid only Large and Small Headsizes $30.00 Men’s | $35.00 Wool Fall Suits Suits 138 | 4168 $15.00 Palm Beach | 75¢ Men’s Full-Cut & Mohair Suits Union Suits 48 | 39c 65c Men’s $6.00 Men’s Rayon Hose Shoes 35¢ - $2.50 Ribbed $2.50 to $3 Union Suits Men’s Shirts For Fall Cards for estimates will be furnished upon request at our salesrooms, 1526 14th Street, N. W. Wardman Motors, Inc. 1526 14th St. N.W. Potomac 5600 to 5610 [T (OO - e LT ARANLNLE = First Impressions Are Lasting Ones 3 prs. $1.00 High-Type Velours Hats The shapes have the Paris touch of line When guests enter your home, their first impressions are lasting ones. You can easily make them favorable impres- sions. White and Colors and drape ~. the market affords Millinery latest that Exceptional Values! Dept—3d 35¢ Lisle Hose, 17¢c $1.50 Neckwear, 65¢ $2.00 to $2.50 Pajamas . ... F irstr Floor Specials Pretty Rayon | CORSELETTES UNDERWEAR : Pink, mercerized i ise, Step- A 4 insShg?'oofirre:;ed Veset‘:: | stripe, rubber inserts and 2 = four garter supporters. in all the pastel shades. SEttrdayios $ 1 .29 3 Pieces for $2.75 S > o Full-Fashioned Hoover Aprons Silk Hose —in pretty shades, with All silk from toe to i | :x:lét:xt:u:irz!e's. — . every pair perfect and shown in the wanted | $1.29 Value All you need do is select and arrange a cheerful little con- sole grouping—not necessari- ly expensive. Men’s $1.50 Genuine B. V. D. and Striped Nainsook Union Suits $2.50 Men’s Rep Shirts........ Here at Mayer’s you will find dozens of attractive consoles of the newest types priced all the way from $9.75 to $350. g Hundreds of Other Bargains—Fixtures for Sale Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock TODD SHOP FOR MEN shades. : $1.50 Values l 623 Penna. Ave. N.W. 980 REMEMBER THE ADDRESS 3 for $2.75 j KU it R g : W T 7 R ————— T Lifetime Furniture Is More Than a Name BNy e e - MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E 3 Pairs for $2.75