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The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10

The sensation of Two Continents Arliss, in "The Devil" at The Broadway Theatre, Friday and Saturday.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10
FOR SALE

All my property in Skagway is for sale, cheap. Cash or terms Am leav- ing early in September. Anyone who wants a good home see A. J. Baker
 If.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10
NOTICE

There will be no food sale at the Sempcr Fidelis club rooms, Saturday and no outing to Denver Glacier.
 J. de Gruyter It
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10

The famous Tom Moore, in Beat ing the Game" at The Broadway Theatre.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10

Raspberries at 35c per quart, or S3.75 per crate. Mrs. YeOmens. 3t.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES

KENYON ST.-SIX RGOMS AND BATH:
double sarage: Sl2l per month.
McKEEvER 4 GOsS,
l4!a Eye 81. Main 4''2
PETWORTH SIN ROOMS AND BATH;
modern home: 500 per month
i4l5 Eye St Main 47s'
SPRING RoAD-CHARMING SIN ROOM AND
bath home: buiit-in garage breakfast and
sleeping porches: sl2a per month.
i4i5 Eye st Main 4..a2
NEW FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW; ELECTRIC
lights: fine water in one fare zone. ND. {:
S4'oo per month. Apply $40 Il st. ne. apt. =
a-GooM BRICK. NEAR 18th AND NJ NV.
large rooms. paper. furnace heat. resIron-
sfbie party may suhle' but not run rOominc
house. 500 per month. MIR. PARKER. Main
IsoI: night Franklin 71ii, leav" message.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Nine ronins two baths. electricity; SllO.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
Nine rooms. h.-w. h., electricity. garage;
NEAR MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE.
Twelve rooms. three baths. INV. heat. cleo
tricity: could BE- subrtted as three apartments:
S16N.
63l md ST NV
Three rooms, bath. INV. heat: rent includes
heatb. $50
PETTY & PETTY.
Realtors
1l23 New York ave. NV. NJ. :i3i .2lSs.
CONN. AVE. NV. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Very handsome hous. with beautiful stone
front. suitable for residence. school club or
other social purpose; contains 10 rooms has
electricity. gas. steam neat. center hail con
struct.on. This is one of the finest houses in
the most desirable section OF the city: imme-
diate possession.
I.anier place NV. nr. 17th st.--Exception-
ally fine residence. II rooms. baths: gus.
electricity: garage; immediate Possession.
Main llGf OF Main S2e3.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
40i New Yo'b Ave. NV.
FINE-R0oM BUNGALOW. COMPLETE: OR
four room apartment In bungalow ami
ave-. Takoma Park. u. G. "A.
g ROOMS AND RATH. CONVENIENT NE.
location; for sale, no. for rent; bHt no cash
payment required: S6T 30 per mo. includes
all interest and payment on principal
Calvert st. n.w.xs rooms. , baths: bright
no cash payment required Sl35 per mo in
cludes all interest and payment principal.
W. Fl. WRIGHT.
7le OTIS ST Nw-SIN ROOMS BATH:
am.i: new hnnse: immediate Hoss"s>ion. Sl0u
per month. Apply FLOYD +. DAVIS "pl ith
ST. s.w, Main 3a3.
1913 ST. N.w-10 rooms ? baths: fnrnaos
heat: vacant. American Security & Trust Co,
18th and Pa ave. NV. H.
III,N n ST. NV.
Will he vacant Oct. l: r. and b /: electric
POWER. 11o9 st. NV.
WE, HAVE IT!
Money at per cent TO buy. build nr repair
" " Il PRUnENTiAI HOMES co
1919 at. Rooa a1i Phone Main ea'l.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

UNFURNIsHED. 3 OR MORE ROOMS BY
October LIST: state location and price. Address
FURNISHED, ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
kItchenette and bath: employed couple: not
over $45. Address Box 20 c. Star Office.
OR FURNISHED ROOMS, X. AND r.:
ami: walking distance Munitions bldg. Ad-
dress Box &c. star office. 14'
INF NiSIIED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
porch or downstairs OF house; near Soldiers
iIome; mother and daughter Col ''36-W.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. IN
furnished: IN apartment house: state price
ri. i3aI' "A"'" 1893 f''S '0'o H." % il.
UNFURNIsHED. WITH SLEEPING PORCH.
private bath, kitchen with sink. and tw" o"
star office.
WOULD LIKE FURNISHED APARTMENT
OF ! rooms: in desirable location; convenient
II available by October 1. Address Box &C.
Star Office.
wANTED-FURNIsHED APARTMENT Oc-
tol'er /; one month or longer; NV section.
Address Box 35-C. Star Office.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHgNETTE, BATH, IN
furnished. by Oct. LIST: couple. no children:
must be reasonable. Address Box '24-A. Star
Office. 1.s
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. RATH. CNFrR-
] nish,d rier lights ,sssonnhe nns s 9rt s.
office "a.
WANTED CNFTRNlSnED HOUSEKEEPING
apartment. bedrooms. second floor. and
porch: preferred accessible to Cathedral
School. Telephone Main 1900. Branch III.
FURNISHED FOR TWO OR THREE YOUNG
men; state convenience and rate Address
BoN 33sA. star Office.
TO APARTMENT AGENTS OR OWNER
Wanted by refined capable lady. for personal
use. furnished apartment in return Tor man
agement OF frst-class house; references. Ad-
dress BOX 1904. Star office. H.
WANTED-BY REFINED COUPLE. THREE
or room apa partment: unfurnished; NV; state
price. Address Box 302-A Star office. l3'
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH: FUR
nished unfurnished: October l; young couple.
Address Box 226-A, Star office. IA
SCORES OF OUR CLTB MEMBERS SEEK
apartments. furnisi ed and nnfurnshed. List
yours today. Address APARTMENT SEEK
ERS' CLUB. All District National Bank bldg.
Main 2133. 16'
APARTMENT. . OR ROOMS 4 B.. IN
furnished; elec.: downtown NV: good house:
white neghborhood: Oct. 1; gentleman; give
location and price. Address Box GA, Star
office. 16'
Evening star., 1922-09-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TWO WAREHOUSES;. BRICK. FOR SALE on
spectively; electric elevator; i5i0-iSl6 Eek
ington place ne. opposite B. 4 o. freight
yard. Apply Room t0s. International bldg.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY


y, llS9 ,on RL9Ck sns , sth ST Nwm,a n,;os "a lot
H. JOHNSON CO.. 1899 II st. NV.
lsth NEAR n y AVE. N.w.-ELEGANT
brick business property; central to all sec-
- :ss Mk FS %iiLETr. Il isos n.w % % sSou, TOT this is
bargain.
on l4TH ST. BARGAIN 1T 10000: STORE
and two houses: on easy terms; 80 feet o,
Main 4,,s HHAswr'1 "nas. re- At. NV.
CORNER on GA. AVE NORTH OF COLUM.
bin rd.. splendid for remcdeling into store.
Price only ss:soa, Phone Main $500. BAu-
MAN & HEiNZMAN, 734 18th st.
THREE STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROP
"rty one half square from Masonic Temple.
18Th and New York ave. nw.; rents for s173;
can give immediate possession. Price. s2s. 500.
H. r. HowESsrErN CO..
1914 at. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR BALE.
18th ST. ABOVE YOn sT.-TwO-sToRY
yard to alley: cleo. Why continue to pay
Main UTiGS s.ls' REALTY c0RroRHTIoS; s11o 3 st.
ST. \ e. NEAR 10th-BRICK. 9 ROOMS
aud bath; garage; easy to remodel into store;
- rNIoS REALTY coRroRATIoS,
Main s413. l4IO st.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
UPPER I4th ST.
4 strictly modern apartment situated in
ranged to be remodeIad into stores without
arartments % above. @ six % apar.menis "h Of nre and
six rooms and bath each; annual rental,
ROSS PHELPS.
Tel. NJ. $40 Rcnltors. l4Oa y st. NV.
BUY YOUR BUSINESS
A HOME.
18Th st. near Knickerhoeker theater-
Brick house. 10 rooms and baths: easily
converted 'p'" '"S,nsssi .1s 600 possession
Nv corner. commercial zone-'rhree brick
houses; fine "usnr:s :se corner corn
ia. ave. u.w.. wholesale section near .th st
Store and 10 rooms and baths: 4-story
brick building. 2ox12I. running through to
alleys.
Nj rleasant-store. room. and bath.
cellar h.-w'h' gas elect, CT, fine brick building
Nv. corner. business zone-3-story brick
rooms and baths; s., easily a:, converted
iiih st above Park I'd. business zone,s-
story brick. rooms and 2 baths. h.-wh.
gas and elect; deep 10 lGs as,o to alley.
18th I.-Store. 10 rooms and ha, now
rented: lease to expire soon: h.-w.h.. gas.
electric
$l05G0
Ga ave near new market-Store and apts.:
now rented. slo5 per month.
ga. 500
ii st ne. near the >market-2- story brick:
store and . rooms. first floor: rooms and
bath md floor: elect. and gas.
DAVID +. BARRY,
Min lsG, 46D3. 1906 at. NV.
DOWNTOWN.
Just remodeled. Has first floor store base
ment shop. eight living rooms and bath.
Should rent for $l75 per month. Price $4,000.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
In the heart Of commercial zone: rooms.
bath cellar; we'll built and in good condition:
could easily he remodeled into store and
apai tments: lot 1Sx100. to alley. good buy
al Sl350O.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
92S 18th ST. CORNER OF H.
Evening star., 1922-09-13


ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED SEMI DE,
tached house: reduced rental $3.50 monthly
years lease; on account OF leaving city
North 87S3.
5sOs 18th ST
Beautifully furnished.
Inspection from II to 4:30. Ia
s436 MT PLEASANT ST-SIX-ROOM CO
lonial brick house: ami: rent reasonable.
Telephone Columbia as14W. IA
1877 MONROE ST. NV. : FURNISHED
ing porch. tiled bath. maids room, front and
rear porches. large yard: hot-water heat. elec-
tricity. gas: newly papered and pal painted: i'm, i'm,
mediate possession. 1ss OWNER 2el7 GARFIELD f.
NEW. sIX ROOMS, SLEEPING. BREAK
fast porches: ami: completely furnished.
linen. silver: bus service Grant Circle; ses
1893 OTIS ST. N.W.-REAL HOME, 5 ROOMS.
bath; h.w.h.. electric lights. side lawn: ga.
rag. cars: rent. s12'. MANDI.ER.TERRY
co. 927 n. Y. ave. NV.
EXCELLENT SELECTIONS
16th ST. NV.
Near Rock Creek.
Pretentious detached brick with double car
garage. Large lot. near LongfellOw St Seven
spacious bedrooms, tiled baths. all modern
Improvements. beautiful furnishings through
out. This is a gem" Arrange TO see il
today. Rent only s4oO per month and can be
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
At 18th and Col. rd. NV.
Seven-rOOm bflck dWaihng, win all modern
improvements. breakfast porch and glass-in-
closed sleeping porch Large pOrches front
and rear. Doors and windows weather
stripped. screened. etc. Cement cellar with
garage with heat and light. House practically
new and walls tinted and paneled. En-
tirely furnished including electric washing
and ironing machines. etc. Rental only Sl75
per month. Can be leased for one year or
WELL. APPOINTED CORNER
Near Dupont Circle.
Wonderful three-story brick. completely fur
nished in mahogany and bird's-eye maple. Rent
only 1925 per month: can be leased to No
vamber l. 1923. Five master bedrooms and
two tiled baths. kitchen on main floor. three
servants rooms. laundry. open freplaces. etc.
Electric light and oak floors. See this before
1t is too late.
ON @ ST. NEAR CIRCLE
Very Desirable.
Completely furnished. six bedrooms. two
baths, with parlor.- reception hall, dining
room, etc.. on first floor, instantaneous water
heater. electric hehts, servants rooms. large
garage. Don't miss this dwelling If you are
looking for suitable quarters for a large fam
lily. Rent reduced to 5000 per month.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG.
HOS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

WANTEp-By mother and grown son, place
to care for during owners absence. Sr w"'ilh
give services in exchange for two t,h:h; rooms /,
hest references Address Box :;+a-A. star
Evening star., 1922-09-13

KENYON ST.-SIX ROOMS AND BATH: :
double garage: SIPS per month.
McKEEVER 4 EOSS,
Evening star., 1922-09-13
WANTED-ROOMS.

LARGE FRONT unfurnished room. near bath :
electricity: on second floor; in private lone IN
northwest section. State price. Address boA
5s-C, Star office. 10
Evening star., 1922-09-13

TWO rooms and kitchenette or three rooms
light house keeping: Columbia Heights or MI
SEQ ofB,a 13s
Evening star., 1922-09-13

YOTNG MARRIED COUPLE. colored. with no
children want three unfurnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. Address Box sc, Star
,,Hc
Evening star., 1922-09-13
APARTMENTs-TO LET.
UNFI'RNlSHED,

BATH APT, lST FLOOR
gas and electricity: ot.water furnace: large
front and rear pOrches: fine condition: vacant
1917 Kenyon st. Apply 31A 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L 3 OK MORE ROOMS BY
October LIST: state location and price. Address
fSuy NC Stur office
Evening star., 1922-09-13

EhR Mli-l,ibN Ibiyl.AR BRiibF.
Twelve rooms. three baths INV. heat. cleo
tricity: could BE- sublrtted three apartments:
,
Evening star., 1922-09-13
" IDYLEWILDE."

Near Ruemont. is beautiful country home
with mountain breezes and abundance of home
raised vegetables. milk. eggs. fruit. elegant
water: chicken every other day: large, com
Portable rooms and immense grounds. The
hest place for nice fall vacation Apply
Edw Finnplle Round HILL Va. Il. +. ID. =.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

BARGAIN SALE. ;
5-room anil bungalow. garage, high elesa-.
tion, $3.50; $3.50 cash. terms. rocna.
ami. $S 500; s70o cash. easy terms 5,roem
AMI. bungalow, $500; $500 cash, balance
like rent. 7-roon house. ,h..w.h.. a.m.t,
H. c. MAYNOR.
SOTO 33rd ST., Mt, Rainier. Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. s95-W.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD

UNUSUALLY FINE HOME for invalids. con
valescents or aged people requiring care; sepa-
rate building for chronic and nervous patieets
Phone Kensington IN, or address National
Ssnitarium Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
NEAR MILLION DOLLAR RRI

NEAR l4th AND PARK ROAD.
Nine roGm- h.-w. H., electricity, garage;
Evening star., 1922-09-13

bY quiet lady. single room with electricity:
within walking distance OF departments n.e
ovar s1, Address Roy 1874 Star office. 13'
Evening star., 1922-09-13

YOUNG MAN wants clean. comfortable
room with congenill people. quiet section.
Addrass Roy office.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, FIVE R00ne
In III; electric light: East Riverdale, Nd: near
trolley. Only, 81, 500; $500 cash and eao pet
month"; r. NJ. STEPHEN. owner. Fendau btdH.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

OCT 1-CentlPman desires furnished room In
nriyate home. northwest section north OF Har-
a'S -. a. f 13.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

LADY IN OFFICE desires furnished ROOM
with or without breakfast: state price each or
no attention Address Rox 29-C Star office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-16
CHAPTER VII
When l Am Neither One.
ANDERSoNvILLE

When ! Am Neither One.
ANDERsoNvILLE
Well, ! came last night. I had on
the brown suit and the sensible hat,
and every turn Of the wheels all day
had been singing: MARY. Mary, now
you're Mary!" Why, Mother even
called me Mary when she said good
by. She came to the junction with me
just as she had before, and put me
on the other train.
"Now, remember, dear, you're to try
very hard to be a JOY and g. comfort
to your father-jusr the little Mary
that he wants you to be. Remember,
he has been very kind to let you stay
with me so long"
She cried when she kissed me just
as she did before; but she didn't tell
me this time to be sure and not love
that. But, of course, didn't say any
thing, though I might have told her
easily that knew nothing could ever
make me love him better than did
her.
When we got to Andersonville, and
the train rolled into the station,
stepped down from the cars and
looked over to where the carriages
were to find John and Aunt Jane. But
they weren't there. There wasn't even
the carriage there; and I can remem'
Der now just how my heart sort Of felt
sick inside of me when l thought that
even Aunt Jane had forgotten, and
that there wasn't anybody to meet
me.
There was beautiful big green au
tomobile there, and / thought how
wished that had come to meet me
and was just wondering what
should do, when all of sudden some
body spoke my name. And who d.
you think it was? You'd never CUES:
it in a month. 1t was Father. Yes
Father!
Why, l could have Rugged him,
was so glad. But of course I didn't
right before all those people. But h
was so tall and handsome and splen
did, and / felt so proud to be walking
along the platform with him and let
ting folks see that he'd come to NEE
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JUNE

Well. once more school Is done, my
trunk is all packed, and I'm ready to
go TO Andersonville. I leave tomorrow
morning. But NOT as left last year.
Oh. no. 1t is very, very different. Why
this year I'm really going as Mary.
Honestly, Mother has turned me into
Mary before I go. Now, what do you
think of that? And IL I've got to be
Mary there and Mary here, too, when
can ever be Marie? Oh, l know I
said I'd be willing to be Mary half,
and maybe more than half, the time.
But when 1t comes to really being
Mary out Of turn extra time, that Is
quite another thing.
And l am Mary.
Listen:
I've learned to cook. That's Mary.
I've been studying astronomy. That's
Mary.
I've learned to walk quietly, speak
softly, laugh not too loudly, and be a
lady at all times. That's Mary.
And now, to add to all this, Mother
has had me dress like Mary. Yes, she
began two weeks ago. She came into
my room one morning and said she
wanted to look over my dresses and
things; and I~could see, by the way
she frOwned and bit her lip and tapped
her foot on the floor, that she wasn't
suited. She said:
II think, my dear, that on Saturday
no ta In oh
Quite a number of these things will
not do at ALL"
And was so happy! Visions of new
dresses and hats and shoes rose be-
fore me, and even the pink beaded silk
came into my mind-though l didn't
really have much hopes of that.
Well, we went shopping on Satur-
day, but-did we get the pink silk?
We did not. We did get-you'd never
guess what. We got two new Bingham
dresses, very plain and homely, and a
pair of horrid, thick, low shoes. Why,
I could have cried! I did most cry as
/ exclaimed,
"Why Mother, those are Mary
things!" -.
"Of course, they're Mary things"
answered Mother, cheerfully. That's
what / meant to buy-Mary things, as
you call them. Aren't you going to be
Mary just next week. OF course, you
are! And didn't you tell me last year.
as soon as you got there, Miss Ander-
son objected to your clothing and
! bought new for you? Well, I am try
ing to see that she does net have to
do that this year."
And then she bought me brown
serge suit and hat SO tiresomely
sensible that even Aunt Jane would
love them, know. And tomorrow I've
got to put them on to 60 In.
Do you wonder that say am Mary
already?
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NOTICE

Hemstitching and pecoting done on
short notice. All work guaranteed.
We furnish the thread. Singers and
other makes of machines for sale. We
carry needles. oil and parts for all
sewing machines. All repair work
guaranteed. Phone SOC green.
Cardwen Sewing Machine CO.,
1-tf 317 N. Magnolia st., 0cala, Fla.
Sweet milk at the Eagle Grocery
and Meat Market. Phone "a. 12-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-05-16

The newest and smartest ladies'
Spanish toe and heel oxford for street
and theatrical wear Guarantee Cloth
ing & Shoe &C. Y. M. B. o. d. 19-tf
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New Jantzen national swimming
suits for ladies and men. Guarantee
Clothing & Shoe Co. Y. III. B. O. ID. tf
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Continued Tomorrow

Strawberries at the Eagle Grocery
and Meat Market. Phone "a. 12-n
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III you want quart or pint of
Marocala ice cream, phone Il. Bit
ting's Drug Store. 25-tf
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Read the Unclassifed Ads.
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AUGUST

Well, Of all the topsy-turvy worlds,
this is the topsy-turviest, I am sure.
What do they want me to do, and
which do they want me to be? Oh, !
wish I was just a plain Susie or Bes-
sic, and not a cross-current and con-
tradiction, with a father that wants
me to be one thing and a mother that
wants me to be anotheri 1t was bad
enough before, when Father wanted
me to be Mary, and Mother wanted
me to be Marie. But now
Well, to begin at the beginning.
It's all over-the love story, mean,
and know now why it's been so hard
for me to remember to be Mary and
why everything is different, and all.
They don't want me to be Mary.
They want me TO be Marie.
And now I don't know what TO
think. If Mothers going to want me
to be Mary, and Fathers going to
want me to be Marie, how am going
to know what anybody wants, everl
Besides, it was getting to be such
beautiful love story-Father and Cou-
sin Grace, And now
But let me tell you what happened
1t was last night. We were on the
piazza. Father Cousin Grace, and L
cl. - - o-5 ~x-opr fnfO fha houee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
CLERKS SEEK TO
MAKE Jury DUTY
EQUAL FOR ALL

Women will soon be placed on an
equality with men as far as jury
service is concerned if the county
clerks of Oregon have their way
about it.
At the recent annual meeting of
county clerks held in Portland, the
session went on record as favor
ing the enactment of a law during
the session of the coming legisla-
ture, by which women will be de-
prived of their present option of
refusing jury service, according to
U. G. Boyer, who returned this
morning.
Mr.. Boyer says this decision was
unanimous, and based on the ex-
pense to the county of serving wo-
men jurors and having them de-
cline to serve on juries, even as
late as a day or two before the jury
is called for service.
This thing of changing politics
at the last moment before election
was also condemned by the county
clerks of the state, Mr.. Boyer said.
They prefer a law that will compel
voter to stick after having reg
istered with party, and that this
registration of party affiliation
should be 30 days before election
or the last date of registration with
the county clerk. State district at
torney who will meet within few
days were asked to consider proper
legislation.
While the bounty law is working
satisfactorily in Marion county, the
county clerks were of the general
opinion that it should be repealed,
Mr.. Boyer said. Many counties that
border on other states are now be-
ing heavily hit by the bounty law,
and to save these counties from
heavier payment, the county clerks
favored the repeal Of the law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15

They are always appropriating pub
lie funds in Illinois to find out who
has.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
AMERICAN WOMAN is
PRISONER IN RUSSIA

London, Dec. 15-A Reuters dis
patch from Chita, reporting the ar
rest of Mrs. Marguerite Harrison of
Baltimore, an American newspaper
writer, says she is being taken to
Moscow under escort. The charges
against Mrs. Harrison, who was re-
leased from Moscow prison more
than year ago, were not specified
Her arrest at Chita, the dispatch
says, was on orders from the soviet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
NEA EAST WORK
PRESENTS MANY
NEW PROBLEMS

eve cannot think Of the Near
Fast Relief in the same terms this
year as we did last" declared Mrs.
X S. M. FEmerich, recently return
ed from the Orient, in an address
last night at the First Methodist
church which was heard by large
audience. "Then it was a program
of feeding, child developing, and ef-
fort to rescue more than lOo,ooo
children from death and train them
for lives Of useful support.
"Now, whole nation is in flight
over mud chokcd roads, through
blinding SHOWS attempting to es-
cane from the Turks. They have
left homes as comfortable as ours
10 make their way afoot through
tbe bitter cold weather to the sea-
ports hoping to find safety in
flight to Greece.
"A million fled before the Turk
ish army toward Smyrna. Fewer
than half a million came out of the
city. Neither able bodied men, nor
vonng women are found among the
refugees.
"Onee they have reached Greece
and we are transporting them by
sbiploads, their troubles are far from
ended. Greece, after ten years Of
war. is protrate. Now, her popula-
+ion of 100000 is to be increased
by two or two and half million
refugees,
an order to come any where near
meeting the need, the Near East
Relief is redoubling its efforts in
America and has organized cam
paigns in various other countries
Australia, for example, has sent a
shipload Of flour"
The Salem churches are arranging
for field days in Salem churches
during February and March, which
will be followed by the community
appeal.
Mrs. Emerich again outlined the
story of the horror that is holding
all where the Turkish army passes
at the luncheon Of the Lions club
an dcaptains fo the Willamette
Forward drive.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
CAPTIVES RELEASED
WHEN RANSOM PAID

Toxic, Dec. 15-(By the Associa-
ted Press)-The Japanese consul at
Hankow, China, reports that the
army of brigands in Honan prov
ince has released all captive for
eigners except a French engineer.
Information from Chinese sources
says that the outlaws received
$4,000 (Mexican) for the liberation
of each foreigner. 1t is considered
in Toxic that it is now unnecessary
for an international committee to 60
to Honan.