Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 28

See the New Spring Styles at the Mallory Hatter’s in your town — MALLORY FINE HATS Discriminating Housewives Sale of ELGIN = Watches - A . $ 1 WEEK / . Be sure and secure one of these Men’s Elgin Gold Filled ‘Watches for $1 down and $1 a REE with watch—a gold filled knife and week. chain. . The Butter That Is the Choice of Thousands of every No better watch is made than the “Elgin.” that! Think of it—a jeweled, Guaranteed Elgin Watch, with 20-year Gold Filled Hunting Case for $29.75, or an Open- You know Face FElgin Watch for $19.75, by paying only $1 a week. Thirty-five styles of cases—plain, en- —— | ON WAY T0 EUROPE FRENCH UNEASY ON HARDING POLEY Stand on European Situation Stirs Comment—rFriendly Notes Sounded. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 4.—Underlying editorial comment upon the inauguration of a new President of the United States in this morning’s newspapers there was a cer- tain amount of uneasiness as to the effect of Mr. Harding's policy on the | European situation. The inauguration of Mr. Harding was given much atten- tion, but he was more or less of an un- | known quantity to most of the editors. | The Journal declared it had ‘con- | fidence "in the uprightness and broad Harding to re- | the political sense of Mr. pair, as far as quences of Mr. \V: conse- | as Secretary of Sta on: by the newspaper as an evidence of good will to France, and hope was expressed that Myron T. Herrick would be ap- pointed ambassador to France. ) “Sure of American friendship,” said the Echo De Paris, “we can only re- Joice to see at last the great transat-| lantic republic resume its place at the international council hoard.” i conquest of the of the two Americas.” | The Cablegramme, a new daily repre- | senting certain big French business in- | | terests, declared: 1 Pacific and the union | ¥Mr. Harding is not a dreamer. He | is a realist, and knows what he wants to get from Europe. He withholds ar- | fuments — debts owed are | serious | ones—and will produce them only at the | jexact minute when they will have the | greatest effect.” PRINCE OF JAPAN Hirohito, Heir Apparent to Throne, Departs Amid an Imposing Display. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, March 3.—Prince Hirohito, heir apparent to the throne of Japan, left Yokohama today for Europe. His | departure was marked by an impos- | ing military and naval display. Fif- | | teen thousand soldiers and police | {lined the streets from the palace to ! {the station, and the crown prince | passed under beautiful arches which ! {had been constructed in his honor. The special train taking the crown prince from Tokio to Yokohama was ! { boarded by members of the imperial | {family, cabinet ministers, members | lof the diplomatic corps and upward | of a hundred Japanese officials. Because of disquieting rumors growing: out of opposition to the { prince’s departure, the .railroad to | Yokohama was closely guarded. Upon {reaching the- port, the prince was| taken to the battleship Katori, which will take him to Europe. The vessel was_escorted by the dreadnaughts Fu-So and Nagato, which will act as her escort as far as Hongkong. As| the three warships steamed out of the harbor a squadron of airplanes whirred overhead. The prince is the first member of a reigning family to take a voyage abroad since Empress Jingo-Kogo crossed the straits to conquer Korea | in the third century. He will visit a number of British ports en route | to England, and newspapers here de- i clare he took with him 1,500 trunks, many of them contalning gifts for i persons he will meet during the trip. The prince will be accompanied on } his journey by an extensive suite, {inclu@ing Gen. Prince Kanin, supreme VE oS o Tl = e s T iz ~Gfe HUB FURNITURE €O lomris-omsirs Use Your Credit at The Hub—Weekly or Monthly Terms to All—Underselling Prices, Too! WASHINGTON. ©. €. FRIDXY. 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Chairs are extra. | | | military councilor, and Viscount Chinda, minister of foreign affairs, and at one time Japanese ambassa- dor to Great Britain. POLITICAL MOVE IS SEEN IN MEXICAN RAIL STRIKE ;ved or engine turned. Your money back if you can buy cheaper for cash. FREE A beautiful and practical gold filled KNIFE and CHAIN. No IFS or BUTS to this offer. _Have This Suite Charged to Your Account—Liberal Terms. Simply pay $1 down for the watch and the chain is de- livered with it ABSOLUTELY FREE. 708 7th Street and 3123 M Street Use Your Credit and Buy vidence A lating That It Is , X govrimr et This Splendid 1 | ent Administration. | ' “ | A Dainty Dinner Set ! given FREE with every pur- chase this week amounting to $100 or more (cash or charge account). MEXICO CITY, March 4.—Evidence L[] = ° i -1'lece e utfit to embarrass the present administra- is accumulating that the railroad A o a hovs ataa Including Two-Inch Continuous Post Bed | | Luxurious Club Rocker Have It Charged strike now in progress throughout Mexico was largely political in its| inception, and government officials | freely acknowledge it is an attempt the occasion for a Strenuous cam- | I aign of propaganda. Adding to the Thi o B By | D tdlasver Sinac The White Enamel Bed has two-inch within the a :A‘V‘t\'r:llluon-l continuous posts and strong filling rods. 7 | ary activity h Ited in the ar- DHea oot e . : = i 122 o7 Gen. Franciseo Urquize, fore The spring is a sanitary woven wire type e mer undersecre of war and and the mattress is comfortable and re- o versible. i marine, and Gen. Tejada, who are now in jail in this city. Another former Carranza general, | Francisco Murguia, is reported to be n Chihuahua, and rather dis-| mors come from the state | a. War office annoum:-.i eclare these incidents of | i minor importance, and it is said the { situation is well in hand. The sur- render of the Arrieta brothers in the state of Durango i pointed out as RY ‘HIST SIOI'_" _\"0. 2 '“W‘fml.'r'ullh“ the administration is | s et i g et | | High-grade Overstuffed Club Rocker, cov- Yo use i Bfiiopia, 5t i 56 {U.'S. ADRIATIC FLEET ! i ered in brown imitation Span- 1l : |CHECKS TYPHUS SCOURGE | sh leather. Note how it is de- igned for solid comfort and lieved, from time imme- morial, was carried by the 195 Epidemic Threatened to Devastate 2| Dervishes to Mecca. | i e i jservice ...l tia. i i Here the beverage be- e ,m | i Sold on Easy Terms i : By the Associated Press. 2 came so popular with the “ON BOARD THE U. S. S. 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