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THE .WASHINGTON TIMES.1 SUNDAY; OCTOBER 19, 1919. HUNT MARIN E LAWS ARE PLANNED Hmmc m UflWatt far Pwma nm Fiy Tftfc Swtkm, v to eotabHea & pec- polfey r the American .mer- moriae wlU be pat through toe before, the sojournment of the extra a unfa w. Xa making tkta uMMMMit, Oea- Mawrhwtnr, dMlnm of tie Mer chant Hariae Committee, declared the United States must move swiftly if it is te take advantage of .the great 'opportunity te . become th landing eoaHMrcial and maritime notion ot the world. Tie plan to pom the legislation at 'the present session has beoo ap proved by Majority Leader liondeU and the steering committee. It Ve hoped toot it may bo token up dur iaoT the week beginning Monday, October ST. It will not bo poestWe, it 1 w believed, for the Senate to toko np the shipping aaeotloa during the ex tra session, btft ito . eonatderatkm will be expedited whoa reached dur bar the reenter soaolon beginning December 1. "Our one mad totftopoaoable need,' ansa Chstnnon Oreeno. "Is merchant ship of American reentry. "Why is it'aeceeoary to our eonMnoree to have a merchant morino under the Amer ican nagT This is on economic ouoetkm -of primary tmaortonoe. We are one of .the greatest industrial and producing notion on earth. We moot hare foreign market to ab sorb our surplus products. Without thorn we mar hare stagnation, de pression, IdJonoee and want. '"Co' secure our share of the opoa aacfcets, such as Coatral and South America and the Orient, we must compete with other leading indus trial nations of the world, such as Groat Britain. Japan, Germany and France. f f wo are obliged to depend to extent on their soups to carry oar goods ia oempoUtioa with them to Souch Amerioa an tno vrww they will naturally fiver annua, Japanese. German and French mer chants. We have no control ever power to regulate uk wn steamship lines, or to prevsni; ia, from diee-ieatuating against wr - "If we have American snipe their first intereot ta to build up and ex tend American business Just as the Brat Interest of the British ships s to buHd up British business, and the -K i. m. imt Vraneh business. 2fow fbat the front war has ended. competition for the open marnevs . the world will be more intense than vor. It is essential that we have I.v ajnifv that our competitors ave if we are to get an even chance la the worKrs markets." DtSH WASHER IS CHOPPED TO DEATH CAMBSK. K. X. Oot. 11. Samuel Solajua dishwasher employed in a restaurant in the shipyard district was chopped to death at his place of employment yeoterday. The poHee have sent a call to all points in the State to assist in the capture of James John, a Greek oook in the same restaurant, accused as the Aawa - The poiiee and Coroner Pratt say John used a butcher's cleaver in the killing of Solam. and that the vic tim's cheek, head and beck wef e 4U erally chopped away. John de scribed as of medium, weight and height, well built and wearing a heavy moustache. WOULD CUT OLEOMARGARINE TAX TO REDUCE H. C. Of L. Another blow 1 aimed at the Mga coot of living i" s, bUl introduced in the Bouse yesterday by Osagrfc ha Sabeih of Illinois. ' The hill proposes to - reduce the Federal tax on oleemargarlno from 1 cento to of 1 cent per pound, which. It la said, will produce suffi cient revenue to pay the expenses of inspection, and necessary regulations. The present oleomargarine law would be amended so an to change the name ot oleomargarine to butterine and provide strict precautions against its sale as butter. I Let the Wedding BelU Ring Out By. 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( Jo of fc Chkktfag Pim "' E3 sssssssaaVtr sfaal E J ssWaWfVwl j 1 p oUsd MapjpHMMH and M P Cr c3 sPBSBsmsL sssnanrhw Mm IiT-fs Capsen To Fib lbtit Kctwres LaNatire?$OwiCwiwfs LONDON, October. 1. Colored movies soon will be produced and put oa ,the "market by the Brltmh' at a coat of not more than Ave , cents a thousand feet of Aim above the. ordinary Sicker. R. A. Rogers, of Brighton, is the Inventor of the new color de vice, which -vrlll take movie or still life films in natural colors without the use of screens and by means. of an ordinary camera. The patent was Issued February 12, this year, numbered 4M-1. Just as seen as tbe patent is seal ed operations will begin on a large scale. .The extra cost of produeinr cabinet photographs in ooler will be, only one-sixth of a cent per dosea. Experts who have 'examined the British patent say it is the only.. method known of producing posi tive pastures isfVatural color oa photographic paper or film from a negative. FITZGERALD CONFIRMATION URGED BY OVERSTREET Appeal Sent Out For Money and, Suvplies to Relieve Destitute Jews Rejeetf&n of the contest of Fetor . Tague and confirmation of the election of .-John T. Fitsgsrald as a member; of Congress from the Tenth Massaohu'setts district is reoommend edta a" second minority report sub mitted, to the House yesterday by Congressman' James Wv Ov'erstreet of nrs-lri d John B. Johnston, of New Tork, Democratic members of tho Elections committee no. z, wntcn com sldered the case. The majority report, signed by six members of the committee, recom mended that Mr. Tague be sealed, and minority rsnort by Conarreosman T.une 'Rftnuhltcnn. af Massachusetts. declared the seat should! be declared vacant and a new election ordered. Final decision In the ease is ex pected to be take next Thursday. s FOOD'AT COST FAR F9ZJCS. NW YORK. Oct. l-arrecy New York police station ta. to be a gro cery store. Commissioner Xnrlght arranged to have feedstuffa sold at cos t, to members of the feree. - ? ILDWYNOPEHS BRANCH INL9HD0W nnvr YORK. Oct It. Amerioaa motion picture producers are deter mined to keep the center of the urns world ia this country, as ta evJet from the manner in which those ooen panles are eethbUehlug studios ia Bnglasd. The aoMwynIietrea Cor poration to the' latest organisation to announce tbe building ot a branch producing studio in Iiondon. Five di rectors have already beea announced and 4he producing osganlsatloa for the 'Xnglisa field ta almost complete. Before the war, London was reoog nteed as the-distributing film for the entire workL Represeatattvos from the Continent, South America, Australia, Japan, India earn to Sngland to, soeure produeUons f or their reopectlv eownjtriOs. American produoers were compelled to maintain branches da London for the sale of khetr foreiaa rights. With Sagjand drawn mto we w and ioroed to curtail production, Lon don met its presage end Wow York forged ahead as the oapttal of the film world. Wow London is making a drastic effort to regam its Jfr bold. American producersbeltave with. a producing center ia nmglaad. that they eaa oontinue to kP York as the meeca for fib" toucm of the world. The GoWwyn Company, with whom the Snubert, Woods nad Jjya in terests affiliated ia a ?S,OtO.00a ear poratloa two months ago, have the largest producing studiee In the world at Culver City, CnL Ground has boon broken for a new Xasteru studio soar New York, as tara eoF1 that oa the coast. SALVATIOM ARUY CHIEF TO GET WAR CITATIOM AiaOOUL. Fa. Oct. H Do Outre, icpioouattag the staff art AamiaJstration. kM nasflas rsiiaisnU In t Mttl tho tfosihm between Paan aelvnsW railroad shopmen and offV chsls, loft for Waahtngton Ldoctaion from the Capital neat ma ic inii am iibii nam n By XAXTAir 8TSUT1S. OTeiod Jewish' ShUathret Merofeant.) Terrible as condiUons have seen for Terrible as conaiuens nave neen xor -t;"t, ". T - iM as. f th. rt nv VMM uumr the destl- it' we" """???-: g tut. Jew. ofJBestern M they EfVSTnleeSoge hsns a m mm nvarAPn sssn onsa nssim i is mm - -.- w - , ""?. n.?-m??'zrzr? nnArA f serans of cloth are uses:. Q as they are at tne present momonu zr"-; w: m-ii. vkm v,. ii 3 With the coming ot the winter the The linen In Bastern Xurepe has all Over One Hundred Thousand Nervous savl Extremely SntiYC PatienU To be exact, one hundred and twdre thousand psbtieiit ia the past 10 years only Have intrusted their dental work to our care. What better evidence can yon re qoire? Our re potation for carefulness ind cleanliness and for dentistry that lasts is raqnestioiiable. All work done witlwut:pa and fuar- anted for 20 years. By Dr. Wyetk mad Staff of Expert, Carefal DeoBsts ' i Thwt-mas Boea lFhir Reeord er the Fast Free Gold Crowns snsdBridfe Work, (3.00 $4.00 $5.00 Per Tooth Tears. Tatsas of Ps9mu to Sail FTsaWnaHoii BBaaaBTKShnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV. ai.ixP'1 My Poriect LSvmoob Tssni Witt .Not 5.M smsmm SaA ml Teeth, agja aa. RlssafS.SOc to $1 am hi foW, salver) smalgam or porcilajsi lQrflc ia atteadanes. ioek and an Sandaya. Jt A. L te 4 r.X. AUwork fully guaranttfU fr SO yeara liialsjin eC oar ocnoe m year nisi Wyeth, Inc., 42T-2J 7th St. N. W. Bee. MMlswer Ocod Union Ten Co. Lamest rantH ta wrasninaien. fnoae man i 9iM. S oinur at inrwiir Kii hsan rsached aocorainr to the latest reports from American Jewish . relief workers, in every part of these, stricken eoun--,-. If nn ilntm slaca hostilities ceased has the suffering beea so in- A.-J1 MA. I ... . f.a. Is MSH M It i nw wuirat ura " these unfortunate lands. To sasa up the situation of tnese staadngfjows sounds like a summary .t mf. Hunuk vMMy-'1Mx mMlon Jews. out of the 14OM.O00 In tao World, or coasiderahly more than a third of the entire Jewish race, are today staao inn In bread lines, or getting the soup on which they live from the soup kitchens of -the Joint XHstribution Committee of American Funds for Jewish War Sufferers! Thousands of them, are sicK, Hun dreds of thousands are without homes, all are destitute. A hundred Hyviiunit .Twloh srohuR. many of whom are steeping and living on the streets, look forward witn terror 10 the coming of the water, it is im possible to compute the number of mothers who have gone Insane as they watched their xniiarea-starve, or the number of typhus patients who or nnlHng- for 'death. SB tbeV lie Sick, without hospitals or medicines or sufficient food. Refugees Increase. One year mere of . malnutrition has so weakened these- poverty-stricken Jews that they will not be abV to endure the rigors of the winter even as well as they did last year, when thousands oX them died from ;OS4d and hunger. The number of refugees has been greatly increased, also, by the Bolshevik ' fighting, and innumerable homes have been destroyed within v i.. tw.1v months. it,-nArAtt nt thonsands of Jews are iiivinsr today in open fields-, or unroof- ed platforms, fifteen families to a platform, in nroKen nouses, m emus of old staoies, or m . aoica in me .nn4 Tii.v ar clad, for the most part, in the rags they have worn for the past five years, wnn su-ips 01 cloth bound to their feet, or bits of baxk tied to their soles, to serve as shoes. There are thousands or cniidren in the number, who at eight er ten years old are not larger than babies of a few months, and who cannot walk, or even stand, because of weakness In duced by starvation. Prompt Action Needed. Dr. Nathan Krass, rabbit of the Central Synagogue. New York, who has Just returned from several months of relief work In Eastern Europe, con firmed the report that existence through the winter was Impossible for hundreds of thousands of Jews, men. women and children, without Immediate aid, "Only the promptest action on the part of the people of the United Statesman save them from, freezing to death and from starvation during the coming winter," he said. "If these un fortunate men, women and children are to be kept alive, scores of ad ditional soup kitchens mugt be opened ant ia re-a nhinmfnts of skocs and 'clothing and bedding must be sent to niurope immediately. Although mere than 'f 2.0&O.6GO . is now being spent every month in Eastern Europe by the Joint Distribu tion Committee, from sums donated In the United States to the American Jewish Relief Committee, and other American Jewish relief agencies, this sum la not nearly sufficient for the heeds of 6,.W0 destitute persons, thousand's, of them .sick. This sum, milrai naiwtfelt; -the expenditure of a j dollar a month as the entire outlay N for every three penniless persons. Obviously, this is net eaeuga to sup port life In them. Typbu Seeurge. Hospitals must be opened la large numbers. An opidemie of typhus, a disease which is caused by filth, and which Is inevitable among a people who have had te wear the same cloth ing rer years, is ragmg in eastern Surope and farther oast. By the Bed Cross oomaatatSoa, there are lM.tfe cases or, taw arena seaway ia in im l a. rraat lack of au sorts of medioal supplies in the bos Kiss Bveageltae Booth, eoauaaaaor-In-ehief of the Salvation army in America; will be presented with the Durtlnguisaed Service Medal ia the Lexington. Theater, new ionc, to night hy General Shank, who will act ah .the representative ot tao President. Miss Booth's citation is as. follownr- , - Tor saseptloaaKy meritorious and distinguished service as oonunaador of the Salvation Army ia the Untted States. She has beea Ureses la kor dev etten to nor manifoM emtio. HEAWiGS EIDED II ALTOOftA K. R. STRIKE of settlement laid Sown. uatkHNfts -A JPvwTT JsJT ofe-ve of GERMAN EX-TROOPS GOUGIRFORBOaW far Oct. IS, Oersaaao are his white isHaraai and are givtag uests. bos nad tao saa low, bat iaterest ia th aaai grow lag At the preseat une i o aha stakes or an low as IS. baen used ua. Shelter Tor the winter must be found for such Jews as are now liv ing in houses entirely opoa to the elements, or in fields, or in holes dug in the ground. This includes the s-reatsr nart of the population, in hundreds of towns ta Poland audi TJttiiiaala- .lonah Sillikasf. 'OSS of the best known Jewish relief rorkti ers or tne unitea suites, tens or a Sold just intside of Wilna, in Pj land, where he came upon a hundred Jewish refugees, all sick with typhus, living without any care whatever, with a soup made of grass and water as their only food. Restore Vuet Scale. . Not only must new relief be es tablished,, but eVery item of the work already being done by American Jew ish relief agencies In eastern Burope must be continued. If the Jewish population is to live .through the winter. This relief is new being done on a vast scale, and at a tre mendous outlay. A crisis Is a thing that must be .met promptly, if at all. Only Imme diate shipments of food and clothing, and Vrompt donations of mosey for runner aia can prevent tne external nation of the Jewish race la eastern Europe this winter. Surely the pea pie of the United States wilL not per mit a people to be' wiped out for lack of the aid they can so easily give. 5T FORECASTS CRISIS FOR LLOYD GEORGE Lord Rothermere's Journal Urges Statement of Gov . ernment's Finances. - LONDON, Oct 19. Premier Uloyd George will be'eonfronted by the big gest crisis of his career when Parlia ment meets on Wednesday," said Lord Rothmere's Sunday Pictorial to day. "The premier cannot proceed to the tasks of reconstruction until one es sential problem Is settled national solvency. The first thing for tbe government to do Is to Issue a clear statement on Its financial position. The next Is to expropriate all for tunes made out of the war." Lord Rothmere Is a brother of Lord Northcllffe. DENIES AERIAL BASE FOR SAN QUENT1N Secretary of tate Lansing yester day issued orders to the American em bassy at Mexico City to deny as ab surd reports in Mexican newspapers hat the United States Government is planning to establish an aviation base In San Quentin, Lower California. URGES LAWAGAINST UNIFORMED RIOTERS "Wearing of the uniform of the United States army, navy, marine corps or coast guard by anyone, participating In a riotous or other disturbance would be made unlaw ful -under a bill to amend the na tional defense act offered in the Sen ate yesterday by Senator New of In diana, r astd snereaoo year ntaaay sesassni by ana be save that Gad hi tao aeaaar of tat saisotsng hW.ll mewano. im r. Advc .. , j L l ox i i I , II I . 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