Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1921, Page 9

G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 192 9 ST SyB st S e CONFERENCE ON OL PHILIPPINE INQUIRY - PLEASES OBREGON BY GEN. WOODENDS Mexican President Elated Work of Preparing Report to %l Over Prospect of Americans Begin When Few Loose Seeing Officials. Ends Are Gathered. By the Associated Press. * B the Asociated Press. MEXICO CITY, August 23.—Official MANILA, P. L. August 23.—The per- announcement that a party of Amer- sonai investigation ef Philippine con- ican oil men would leave New York ditions by the Waod-Forbes mission for Mexico City on Wednesday for the practicaily closed today, with the ex- purpose of conferring : with Mexican ceptien of sathering a few leose ends. government officials was made here The mission salled from Jolo still Msnila about Sep-)several are burled, the legioners held a special service. School children from Verdun and the countryside brought flowers. One group, headed by Franklin D'Oller, first national commander of the American Legion, accompaniel sion returns to thousand tember 3. During the next ten days the mis- sion will visit Siassi, Tawi-Tawi and British North Borneo. On.the re- turn trip it will touch Palawan and Americans where the Marshal Foch to Gorcy, American Legion service was read over the grave of the marshal's son. Another group went to Decourt, where 2 son of former Premier Viviank is ‘burfed. Here a similar service was Flying High in Air ' Scatters His Father’s Ashes to the Winds NEW YORK, A t 23— Fiying at an_altf of 3,000 feet over Long Island Sound, Charles S. Haight unfolded an American flag containing the » of hix father, Charies F. Culion. ‘i‘odly Gen. Wood drove several miles from Jolo to visit the house which was hig official residence while he was gaged in the Philippines aign. The sultan of Sulu was 0st, and the sultan later enter- tained the mission. —_— LEGION HONORS SONS OF FOCH AND VIVIANI A Collar Question HICH is correct—will not or wilt not? If the subject, collar, is TOLMANIZED— wilt not is correct. n . Hinight, and scattered them 1o the winds. This strange cere- mrony, which took place Sun- éay, ground viewed from the the dead mnn's two other children. que digpesal of the remuins of the Iate My. Hnight, a widely kmown Brooklyn fnsurance official, was in nac- vordance with a wish expressed just prior to his death, July £9, lllhll.! wan Ly | i 1 Hold Services nt Graves of French Heroes at Gorcy and [ Decourt.” By te Associated Press: RHEIMS, France, August 83.—Many members of the American Leglon delegation left the main party on the trlp over the battlefleld alter the ceremony at VerGun yesterday to visit “my old shell hole” in the Argonne. Thé Americans on the trip passed through Montfaucon, Romagne and Varennes on thelr way to Rheim: At the Romagne cemetery, whe ADVERTISEMENT, ht. Men high ‘In.government the conditions in the unvisited places prebably will have no Important . g bearing on the final repert to the 1 | President: rll :rlnclnll provinces have been visited and the work of preparing ] the report will begin when the mis: ADVERTISEMENT: TAKE YEAST THE BEST WAY—WITH IRON It Weak, Thin, or Run Down|nery an adjustment of the diffigultfes. be- tween Amerioan 0il -companies and the Mexican government might be affected #¢ & result of direst con- ferences. President Obregon, opinion respeoting the cisien to come to M sweree believe this is the first have tal over the shortel i Convicts Begin to Dig in % o ‘CreRaury departmont s Ruins of Macon Hotel—In- stateme saying a 2 2 % i gelved s cablegtam from the Amer’ | vestigation Ordered. of arranging & conference with Presi- .o\ o o uieq press, MACON, Ga. August 23 county convicts today began dlgging The Tolman Laundry F. W. MacKENZIE, Manager Cor. 6th and C Streets NW. for his icans’ de- City, an- To the Owl’s “Whoo’s” Eppy Cure and Appy Tite Answer | LOFFLERS BACON e fiwor Zz‘(n_%és }ozzrmozafl{' Your etarched collar keeps its good looks and your good will if | dent Obregon. ~KExplanations as to i | the government's plaus for the con- ference with the Americans were not avallable last night, as Presidnt irritable, and can't sleep vitality is low and you ar g e s s g you TOLMANIZE! § avallable ae parcy of offcials. jeft [In the ruins of the Brown House here, ’ll;lkfl l‘f,?lllltd Yeut..flle_;il‘e::, Ui vid befors your e iry Tiia Phone Fraanklin 71 % catiior for Cordoba, state of Vera |where at least twelve persons lost i taming FI:::C FERt™ | gaod“iprovement i your” condttion ‘oved . - g 2 - 2 . ter the first fow duys’ . Plmples, . . . Cruz, to attend g celebratlon In ob- | thetr lives in a fire that destroyed the e Boils, ‘i other. wkin- Memishes | tmsalty The very aroma of it as it broils adds zest independencs. 5 building early yesterday. At last the perfect yeast combination | disappear entirely within two weekn. = he American ofl men who will| The ruins have cooled.considerably || las been discovered! Bverywhere are saying uhat Lronised to your appetite. None better than these No longer will it be mecessary fol ry for people [ Yeast in just the tonlc they meeded. to put up with all the objectionable| I will keep indefinitely and as a_resuit of tons of water poured Yo on them Monday and Monday night, enst ronized ¥ s U R R come to this city will be alter C. Teagle, president of the Standard Oll uniformly sliced strips of rich pork flavor- foatun e ordinary baking yeast | costs no mors por dose than common yeast. Company of New Jersey; Edward L. [and the search was proceeding rap- [|i for heaith, fr'or"?u‘h 257 now be. taken | Gach packege Contains 10 days' trestment Doneny of the Mexican Petroleum |iyly. It is believed the exact toll of ||| 1a covenient tablet form, combloed with | and costs odly $1.00—or Just 10c & day. ousness. Special directions for children : , J. W. Van Dyke, d of . 111 be known by late today. iron, which is mecessary in order to get the en in each Jitie Refining Companys H. F. | ""A¢ a ocar hospital, - where eight ||| evsy Detier beneits trom east, o | pockags. Boid at ll drogpisie’, Made by Sinciair, preaident of the Sinclair Con- |persons {njured in tho fire are being [ 4,30 2"Dleadia’ vitamine tosic treatment el . No meat waste—No salt taste solidated Ofl Company, and Amos L. [treated, it was eald today all willre- o el diition. " loss of weight, | For sale by all the Peoples Drug Beatty, president of the Texas Com- Hervousnens, lack of snergy, poor appetite, | Stores, and good drugists every- cover. £ pany. The list of known dead ulflldl nds ::ln::' eruptions and other run-down symp- | where. 2. ‘z 8 ] : . HIDDEN. |the. ey %o s “ramiiali*ans ‘Samey ||, mamn it s, e ozt Packed for emnant rlce S WAR SUPPLIES - lSwansburg of Atanta aied of injuries [|i Tt eoaine bighty conceatrated brewers ao"lzso ven Protection —_— .| vesterday morning. e which s far richer in _vitamines ' s’= CON a2 i Former d’Annunzio Forces Attempt Victims' Identity Disputed. Ahani 1:‘;‘:,"..1':.’.‘:' T M T ab' “ b ] BA e in Neat R One of the dead was Identified yes- ||| of ail food elements—vet our modern diet (] lt:yflur man Pound Cart terday as H. A. Turnipseed of Hamp- ton, a railway fireman, but later rel- atives of J. L. Collins of Macon said The other was is simost entirely lacking in them. H l i Pontare weak, pate, wickiy—if 7ou are | WGHLY CONCENTRATED VITAMINE TONIC = | By the Associated Press.. FIUME, Ausust belonging to Boys’ Canvas Play Shoes SR *ine Torces of merly i Gabriele: d Annunzio, made an ex- [the body was his. - 0 . Lea;hcr o8 LR | Eal .85 pedition to the island of San Marlo, | partly identified as C. H. Pope of Pine 2222 22 277 8izes.9 10 5J5...iiiiniins A off the Croatlan coast, where 1arge|yiey. Relatives of the men will meet quantities of war materials were hidden by d’Annunzio’s followers for future emergencies. today and endeavor to make identifi- cations certain. Albert Sharp of Atlanta, state fire marshal, i{s expected to arrive in a few hours to begin an investigation of the cause of the fire. The cause of the explosion In the bascment of the Brunner Drug Company fn the Brown House building, which was fol -flowed by the disastrous fire here, re- mains a mystery, Persons connected with the drug store have falled to throw any light on this phase of the case, by The expedition was discovered by Italian naval craft operating in the ‘They held up ‘would This bids fair to be the greatest | Suit Season we ® | bave ever known. | - Boys’ Calfskin Oxfords A deposit will re- | serve any suit for waters near Fiume. the Arditi, who sald they return whence they came. U. 8. COWS SUPERIOR: BERLIN, August 23.—The Ameri- can milch cows which have been dis- tributed through Bavaria are de- clared to be better milkers than the German breed. The an farm- | ers express astonishment that the| arching investigation will be American cows give about twenty (made.” sald Mayor Toole this morning. quarts of milk daily after their nrs:l“-\athlnl will be left undone to learn 1109-1111. G Street N.W. Starting the Fall Season With an Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of Women’s&Misses’ Suits This was indeed a truly marvelous merchandising triumph. The quality of materials —The style and fit of the garments—The tailoring, workmanship and finish of every suit stamps them as $55.00 and $60.00 values. Investigation Is Ordered. dalf, which is double the quantity |the exact cause of this terrible disaster. of German cows. The search is toward what was known as tho third-floor wing of the building, where It 1s believed most of the bodles When the edge of this d P 5 KSi 4 . 335 _Children’s Gun Metal Oxfords 35 ADVERTISEMENT will be found. giZCS D:Pt h"l; uncc)x\'ered flames burst s through the opening and it was ne 11% to 2 Are YOU sary o call 4 fire. company 1o cxtin- guish the flames before the -hunt could be_resumed The workers toiled ; beneath overcast skies. Overhead towered the black walls of the hostelry. The oder, of human flesh was sickening. = E 5 ] Outside the fire lines emod scores of 2 £ persons. Many had relatives who were known to be in the building before the fire and who are still listed as missing. There were many scenes of pathos as they awaited the results of the search. Several times workers gathered in groups and wepré seen to tug at some- thing black beneath the brick. A death- like stillness fell over the crowd, for they thought a body was about to be Ready for Sizes, Po PR oo d strength up to normal? * 1¢ your power Tesistance has been lowered you need to rebuild health n;:’iz' b I .85 Eh;';‘gg‘z,,:;:c:";‘,,}‘!‘;,’3“{;:-;"‘;?;:’,,";‘: IThefi very rlxewest styles brought out by the foremost designers are included in this : : magnificent showing. ; Escaping Gas Not Cause. s work. no : - = 3 % = i s e ot 82 il X ovier ||| Smploxen of tae Macon Gas Company The long coats slit up on the side and the short box coats for those who prefer them. “Afterward John r burt Lo. A T | TS e e et s 1343 F. SR IE || BRuner drug store walt sial one and Ribbon-Trimmed Suits fors of salers io"said that ould ot have.Slused,the Brud-Tnml:netil Sul;ss 5 N Dutlding up | your explosion. The only pipe near of suf- Embroidere uits Store Closed Saturdays in August ting sty o "ike oAty the moter of the Sanfiend O Com: - Navy, Black, Brown, Taupe and Sorrento are the dominating shades. The applied: embellishments—embroidery -and braiding—reflect best thoughts of the best designers. % S No connection with any house of similar name else- where. i The House of Courte. A Foretaste of Autumn value-giving—expressed in Distinctive Suits 55975 The intrinsic value alone proclaims the exceptionalness of this price—while the charming fashion effects. emphasize the self-evident saving. Materials Fur-trim- Duvetyne Mole Duvet de Laine Fox Chamoistyne "Seal - Llamas Squirrel {gears whic | L | | Z-.ny, and it was found in perfect condi- on. TE§T PROMISES GREATER PLANE CRUISING RADIUS Three Liberty Motors Geared Di- rectly to Propeller by Clutch System. tests were made here yesterday under United States naval supervision of a power unit of three huge liberty air- plane engines geared to one eighteen- foot propeller, by which, according to those making the tests, it is hoped to establish an airplane cruising radius sufficlent to command the ocean. Lieut. R. Christensen, U. S. atlantic flight of that craft, was in charge of the tests, which were said |R to have been successful. The military importance of the de- velopment is deolared to be of a sig- nificance greater even than the com- mercial, as it is claimed of three or more un total of 4,000 horsepo 11 cruising radius exceeding 3,000 miles and a of explosives. It i{s declared to be the first time that liberty motors have been geared down to_a propeller with a clutch system. Each unit has three liberty motors, two riding tandem and one trailing. The plan consists of adapta- tion of the clutch, which made the au- racticable, tomobile . coupled with engines:to-operate at & maximum ef- gines and giant propeller were mounted on & test stand twenty- | The propsller was turned &t 800 revo. jutions per minute and the engines at , it was said, has longiN t as one of the missing to practical. com- ing. A - The pow’of fmlt will be delivered to the United States Navy De ent within a few days, it was-announced. ALL-WOMAN JURY PICKED. Firat in Misslssippt wdu Own- ership of Cow and Calf. SUMRALL, sippi’s first all-woman jury sat in Dr. C. R Cox's justice-of-the-] here and decided a case in defendant in litigation between M: Rassy Reed and Mrs. Laura Speed, in which the ownership of a cow and calf was involved. The constable refused to- summon the women. as directed :and the court. r?polmed a substitute to carry out the orde: FOCH PLANS IN DOUBT. BOSTON, August gplnnhg of France is 3 any definite plans to come*to the United he said e in a cable message re- Peters. The X WARWICK, R. I, August 23.—Final | engi- [N neer of the NC-1 during the trans- | N ing capacity of 1,200 tons | R enable tite propeller and |R » Miss., August 33.—DMissis- | R Jackets Lined With An Excellent Quality Silk Lining | Misses’ Sizes 16 and 18— Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 Cruneereynriire e