The Washington times., 1926-09-21
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Further appeals for assistance
n locating District residents OIL
former residents in the storm
stricken areas of Florida were re
ceived today by The Washington
Times.
These names. together with sew
eraI hundred received yesterday.
have been forwarded to Florida by
telegraph to points as close as pos
sible to the affected areas. In.
uuiry. win be made as rapidly as
possible and The Washington Times
will publish the results OF these In
quiries as soon as replies can be
made over the congested telegraph
lines.
Telegraph ana telephone COM
panies were flooded with messages
Tor persons in Florida, the bulk Of
which have been held up owing
to the paralysis Of lines into the
devastated area.
All the telegraph companies have
been able to do is to wire messages
to the nearest open points and
attempt to relay them by automo-
bile or messenger to their desttna-
tions.
It is expected q temporary sta.
ton win be in operation in Miami
today.
The following additional Inquiries
were received today:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morse, PAL
n. w. Third St.. Miami; inquirer,
L. A. Galloway. son.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Given, 1921 s. W.
Terrace, Miami; Nancy Given. A.
r. Given, and d. H. Given, New
Shenandoah, near Miami. and Dr..
EIgin, health officer at Miami. In
ouiry by Mrs. Collins, S22 Quack-
enbos st. N. W..
Mrs. K. s. James, Clifford and
Paul James and Mrs. B. L. Gay,
Hillea, Miami. Inquirer: Henry H.
James, s42 Varnum st. N. W.
Mrs. o. B. Martin, 1888 South
Thirteenth St., Miami. Inquirer:
Henry II. James
Mrs. Ella Craner, Northwest
Fourteenth Avenue and Twenty.
second Street, Miami. Inquirer:
Ada Craner, 2419 Thirtieth st. N. E.
George N. Shaw, 3S s. W. Six
teenth Ave-, Miami. Inquirer: Mrs.
z. H. Shaw, mother 303 Woodward
Apartment.
Raymond A. Bartlett, Trianon
Apartment, Thirteenth and Euclid
Streets Northwest, Miami Beach.
Inquirer: Mrs. Clara B. Mitchell,
Ontario Apartment, sister.
Miss Elsie Carter, 121 N. e. Fifth
St., Miami. Inquirer: A. Vault, 1919
n st. ". W.
Miss Cecilia B. Fuller, TAG s. w.
Second St., Miami. Inquirer: Miss
Mary d. Clark, 2S11L Connecticut
Ave.
Leo Eugene Melton, Bay OF Bis.
cayne Bank, Miami; H. c. Melton,
Fort Lauderdale, and W. e. Melton
and family Avon Park. inquirer:
Charles Cartmill. 323 Claiming st.
~. e.
Harry L. Comstock, formerly of
Del Ray, Va, now in Miami. Fla.
Inquirer: Mrs. ]. B. Hicks, 1922
Ninth st. n. W.
Miss Elemar Chinn, Coral Gables,
Route 4. Inquirer: Miss Martha
c. Morgan, Lyon Park. Va.
Bryant Wilson, Coral Gables.
Box 1912. Inquirer: Julia Wilson,
171e Pennsylvania Ave, N. w.
Dorothy NJ. Simon, Miami Beach.
Inquirer: Mrs. NJ. T. Simon, 336
ADAMS ST., N. W.
Howard switzer, Miami Herald.
Inquirer: Arthur Caywoood, Be-
thesda, Nd.
William Thomas and wife, son
Garland and family, Ojus, Florida
Inquirer: Mrs. G. NJ. Perkins, 721
Seventh st. n. e.
Mrs. Mary Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Savage and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Buttery and child, AZ
Southwest Sixth St., Miami. In.
quirer; Sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Grambo, 906
II st. N. w.
Sam Seymour, West Palm Beach.
Inquirer: Mrs. Sam Seymour,
Clarendon, Va.
T. J. Healey and wife, Hotel Halt.
yon, Miami. Inquirer: w. B. Long
IA K st. N. E.
William Rubin and family, 247
North Miami Ave-, Miami, and
JaOob and Herman Rubin. 14s North