The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 198, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1922 Page: 2 of 18
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Evacuation o f Eastern
Thrace Causes Great
Influx
Associated Press Report.
RODOBTO Thrace Oct. IS This
town has become a Jumping oft place
la the- Greek evacuation of Eastern
Thrace Twenty-elKht thousand panic
rrlckm refugees are gathered here
' all terminated by the aame fear of the
Tula that swayed the refuse crowds
jnHayiraa three week ago.
Beeryaodv believes the Turks are
almost at the door and nothing can re-
assar them. The general belief Is
' that the KemalisU will arrive sltnuU
taneoasty with the British troop 6f
" Occupation and every refuge hopa to
. Wit a long stretch of water between
hlmaelf and Rodosto before that event.
Th whole town and all its extra
population have abandoned any pre-
tense of performing normal duties and
have fathered along the gravel beaches
't vraitin- nervously for the ships which
... jdv not come.
; All the shop even the bakeries are
' - closod and their owners are with the
crowds around the narrow planked
S. .
The government yesterday discon-
tlnued Its bread ration but an Amerl-
cam relief station under Colonel Ste-
' itaen E. Lowe of St. Louis took over
' tha burden pending the arrival of
British supplies.
S Mayor Marsaritos and most of the
";y other civil officials left Monday and
Colonel Lowe also took over their du-
ties until the British military autnorl-
ties could assume them.
The Nansen committee financed
with British funds plans to re-est0
Bah seven feeding stations along the
v route of the refugees but Its supplies
have been delayed In Constantinople
by customs formalities.
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T. Four Bandits Rob
; v Chicago Jewelry Broker
"'f; Cnltcd Press Resort.
V . CHICAGO. Oct. 18. re bandits
- at midnight held up aad robbed Mai
'- f Moser. jewelry broker and salesman
C; of New York of WOO. 000 worth of un-
set diamonds.
.' Moser had Just left the Congress ho-
tl with Charles J. Morris a friend
r - who had volunteered to drive him to
' the railroad station when a black
" automobile containing th four rob-
. bers swept up alongside.
Scores of machines carrying theater
crowds home aped along Michigan
boulevard as three of tha robbers
boarded the Morris auto and drove It
'. ' north with the stream of traffic.
' They turned off the boulevard on a
' street carrying; little traffic aad
j- searched Morris and Moaer obtaining
the wallets from the salesman.
V Just as the bandits aped away.
' police attracted by the screen of the
. f two victims arrived. They have found
'.; no further trace of the bandits.
The Moser robbery brings the total
obtained in robbery of Jewelry smles-
men in Chicago this year to nearly
ti.eov.oeo. '
Experiments to Tell
Future of Helium Gas
Assodatet Press Report
FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct la. Oa
th success of a series of experiments
to be conducted hero with la th aaat
few months probably depends the fu-
ture of the United States helium plant
according to Dr. R- B. Moore osaef
chemist of the bureau of mines and
aa authority on helium.
Oa the fate of the slant ate depends
the future use of bettors gas for use In
dirigible balloons.
Dr. Moors said tnat tna piaai at run
Worth Is the only one in enoteace.
but he believes the experiments will re
veal th tru value or helium in iignt-
er than air" craft bringing about the
permanent maintenance or tn Fort
Worth plant. said before his de-
parture Tuesday for Birmingham after
spending five days here. He will go
from Birmingham to Washington.
He would not detail the experi
ments.
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Seiyukai Party
To Reunite Ranks
. ' Associated Press HeDort.
TOKIO. Oct. IS The &iyukaLBsrty
which has a majority In the diet and
upon which the Kato cabinet looks to
in support is making an err art to
dflM its rank mnlit vtiAn
Takahashl was compelled to hand over
.ur premiersmp to tsaron Kato. Th
friends of Tokugoro Nakahashl sad
Hsjirae Motoda former mlniatera. who
were expelled from th party becauae
of their refusal to resign their port-
folios when requested by Viscount Ta-
kahashi. are agiuting for their rein-
statement. Their reinstatement would
cause other defectiona. observers be-
lieve. Three nbiu Kn h nMuu. a
That Prince Saionjl be requested to
saeouue: that an opportunity be cre-
ated at which Viscount TakahashL
president of the party may meet Nt-
uuasni ana Motoda to conduct friend-
ly conversation and that ttv
of the first anniversary of the death
w me late rremier Hare. November 4.
be utilised for re-establishing frierd-
i ship between the party members and
the disqualified ones.
The Kokumin. a militarist - n
( -. ' p. ... nin
' too friendly to the government notes
woai ii terms cooling relations be-
tween the cabinet and Seiyukai.
MART COTTON REPORT.
Houston roet Special
MART. Texas. Oct. 11 fp to date
for this season Mart has received from
farm wagons over 11G bales of cot-
ton. It is estimated that over JO per cent
of the croo has hn nth. mi
has been very little low grade cotton
this season and good prices have been
paia.
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SAVING
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Mild Autumn to Increase
Yukont Gold Production
DAOTOrT T. T OoV It Th T.
koa'a goM output thut year may total
UU.oM oaaosa. Drodglat eon Unites
alone the craska beyow4 the ooual pe-
riod becauae af th unusually anlld au-
tumn and th goM productloa win be
increased carTeapoaolagtjr.
Hydraull rniaiaa; spsratlans were
hat dew a a few days ago but there
hi activity still throughout th gold
oreeka. Tha stlrar output from May
shipped to data la about TM.M ounces.
ANOfTS ROB BANK.
Associated Press Report.
BARTURT. Okla Oct. 11 Three
uamaaked mea tads held up tha Be-
curtty National bank at Dewey near
here locked the cashier and book-
keeper In the vault aad escaped In aa
automobile with all the currency la th
bask estimated at several thousands
of dollars.
Twyman Case Is Now .
Before Appeal Court
Caltod Press Report.
A US TIN. Texas Oct. It The oas
of B. O. Twyman coarlcted of mur-
der in eoanecUoa with the choking to
death of Dall Thames II rear old.
while th tetter was aa inmate of th
State Juvenile training school at Qates-
vttte on September H 1UL aad sen-
tenced to 1 rears la th penitentiary
waa submitted today In th court of
criminal appsala
Thames was sent ta th school from
Beaumont! wher ata parents now re-
side. Twyman at the tins of th
death of young Thames waa drill in-
structor at th school
MASONS IN SKSSION:
GALVESTON. Texas Oct. 11 Sev-
eral hundred Masons were In attend-
ance at th 44th annual consistory of
Masons In session here A total of 371
oandldatea will receive their Initiation
during th ftve-day session.
Brazos County Baptist
Association Is 'Formed
BR TAN Texas. Or. 11 The Braaoa
County Baptist assodattea was formed
at tha annual meeting of th Central
Texas Baptist association held at
Hearme last week. Brass aad Robert-
son eountias. which heretofore com-
pos th asadclatfon war separated
and toad into ten 'distinct asaocla-
Officers for the Braaoa county asso-
ciation have bean elected for th n-
autnc year as follows: W. H. Buch-
anan. Kurten moderator; L M. Cook.
Steep Hollow clerk: Dr. John A. Meld
Bryan corresponding acrtarp
Charles Crawford. .Bryan traasurarr
Mrs. A. S. McSwaln. Bryan president
woman's work. Th first meeting of
th newTy organised association wlfl
be held In Bryan Monday Novem-
ber 1
Jack Fi-Appeawf.
: -: East of Mississipia '.
Associated Pre Report. ' j
WASHlNOTOrr Oct 11 A coastd-
orabl drop tn tMpsratur generally-
east of th Mlssisslppt fiver last night
was followed by frosts this morning
aa far south as Oklahoma. Arkansas
and Western Tennessee th weather
borsaa announced. Frosts ere prob-
sola .tonight aa far south as North .
Carolina and tha. extreme northern
portions of Alabama and Mississippi'
tha forecast showed. I
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OONZALM FACULTY INCREASED.
Houston Post Special
GONZALES. Texas Oct. 11 Owing
to tha large Dumber af pupils enroll ed
la th high school this? session. It has
become necessary to add another
teacher to the faculty and Miss Aud- j
rey Bright had been ejected ta that'
position ana entered upon bar dutlea
Monday morning v
8 he will teach several English
classes snd bava charge of th library.
Miss Bright Is a graduate of the Oon
I sales High school and also the Ward.
'.Belmont college of Nashville Term. '
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There's a lot of style in
HART SGHAFFNER &.MARX
OVERCOATS
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There's style in the lines and the cut of
the coats; in the easy drape; there's style
in the fine woolens and expert tailoring
They keep you well dressed and economize for you
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Coparight 19a Hart aeheffher ft Man
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Overcoats
They're as fine as overcoats
'can be made; soft fleecy wool-
ens; warm but light in weight;
rich color in Raglans; great-
coats; with belts at the back
or all around.
s35 to '50
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The Pacific is Most
Delightful Right Now!
It erer an ocean voyage; la pleasant a sail orer th bin
Padfle It doubly enjoyable in October. Think of tha
Harvest Moon floating on shimmering water and of
brisk brasses that bring yon new rigor and peaceful rest.
Think also of dancing and laughter of feasting and good
fellowship. Then make sura that your California trip in-
cludes this Toyaga:
Saa Francisco Los Aagales ' Smn Dkfo
Tickets oaa way and round trip may be routed via L. A. S.
a Co. between San Francisco Los Aagelea and Baa Diego
Sam fare as all rail. Meals aad berth extra.
LOS ANOtLES STEAMSHIP CO.
t V. Crewder a . A. MS Market St. San Francisco
R.r. Cullen O.P.A 17 6. Sprtng States Angelas s
LOS ANOELES HONOLULW
SERVICE
S. 8. CTTT OF HONOLULU sails
Satarday Oct tl. a 8. CITT
OP LOS ANOELBS sails Satur-
day Nor. 4. Sailings every other
Saturday thereafter.
PATENTS
Patents Obtained and Trademartr
and Copyrights Ragieurod
Harcrway & Catber
Ph. Preston 7t0 Houston Tens
. Offle KM Kress aulWIng
Phone Preston 6073
Dr. A. M. Aubrey Jr.
v Dentist
521422 Prinoe Theater Building
Don't Buy Cheap Pianos
Qo te Oliver's ana in a a
Piano. It may east mere but rt
vtiu be a setter ens
OLIVER'S. 811 Texas Ave.
A-B Ga Range
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Loiir Monthly Payments :-'
.Ovtr loVMO Now In Use tn '
-- -- Hoatton Homes1 :
Houston Gas ft Fuel Co.
ANDIRONS
' Fir Seb ' "f y
Basket Gte..AV-
Spuk Guards
Let u show foa
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The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 198, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1922, newspaper, October 19, 1922; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth608751/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .