Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921. MIGHT RECOGNIZE SOVIET. Itely Will Demand Guarantse of Her Interests in Russia. ROME, December 16—Italy has no i | New Prime Minister of Canada. VL TR objection to resuming relations with {Russia through the present soviet government, under certain conditions, Premier Bonomi and Foreign Mimis- ter Torretta told the foreign affairs Redulal Before War Great Sums Ad- | [ %'1.'2;':":;.;gfiu?:.".“:"::?{:vlg;";‘.’fiz 5 guarantee Italy’s interes e gov- C‘ l vanced to Finance | | N A S T ot e e AInNe . gotiations. : 3 R * Y - . Projects Abroad. : J ||, e comailtteo stgminied its pproval l ol Illk BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. Dinnerware for Christmas Maurioe Casenave, chict financiatad: | | - b viser to the French delegation, has A £ )| |of Changchung, Manchuria, where it . ® . issued the following statement re- ?:nnneus with th rthern terminal The repricing of our .assortment of dinnerwares _"f garding France's former position as a ; . of the North Manchuria railway, .the over one hundred designs, will enable an economial purchase of essential pieces or complete sets. creditor nation: 2 v great Japanese artery .of communica- “Before the war France was close to ol wHichiruns; southito thie iclty ot belng the_greatest lender to forelgn i Some two. or three years ago, with ° - & nations. Foreign nations desirous of the military occupation of Siberia by finding capital tor _national expense, Specials in Dinner Sets R g My i i R B A Jai Patt ,whhnu F; c,., B. & Co., floral o'; t{o:"ll.l,erm:fim umulrad the habit 'lway board, with a subsidiary techni- panese ern 5 ren g g to the French market in cal board of management under the floral decorations and tint- spray, with one-half mat ordeEton Isfuetilonm W hichwers chairmanship of John F. Stevens, ed border. handles. Special value. Thus French capital has been ‘usefui Ametioanrslinoad pnanager, aadien; 100 pi $46 100 pi $33.88 ° to the whole world in constructing /" wibE WoPLD LES, WhGHS pow tn Washinglon J Ple“;- e pieces. . . ... . .93 raflways, oven in the United States. . / bE WopL e o e m Wi - I e rance has 'urnishes money to gal speaking, the railroa s re- cpensse "h'." ll -~ Japanese Pattern, with gold Spanish, Afgentine and Itallan rail- - garded ae belonging to. Russia, but tractive conventional rose band and line. Half mat ways and_ enterprises; she built the both the United States and Japan are e marue[ous bordcr Brazil railways, developing immense HON. M. K. KING, sald to have made financial outlays . handles. countrles in the new world. French|Tke new prime minister of the Do-|for the upkeep of the line, the guard- 100 pieces .........$50 100 pieces $63.75 3 money was lent to the imperial Rus- | minion of Canads, who was recently | ing of which is inteusted 1o Chineas P PR 3 sian ‘government to an amount ex- | elected by an overwhelming majority | because it traverses Chinese territory. Theo.HamIand,flonl SPr8Y Bayarian China, with rose . ceeding 33.500,000,000, and to Russian | in the Canadian elections. The _directors include both Chiness % S allways and mining and industrial 3 . spray pattern, gold edgin enterprises to the extent of about| e 2 gle:.xn. R . spray pattern, gold edging $1,500,000,000. 'I‘huegnnnhn debts to mldtl?f:‘!'fl:::"wrf vy ib cantd 1,500,000,000. S nese that the conference may be callel 52 pieces ..$23 and half mat handles. Erance scom greatly cndangered at 2 upon to discuss. Some aetion is be- Lo ceeeieeen 100 pieces. . . . . . .$37.50 present by the persistent refusal of {lieved by some conference delegates to e Fountain Pem with the Little Red Pump-Handle Theo. Haviland, pink rose o e the bolshevist regime to recognize be necessary because of the present Get Dunei-Pen at ) R " eo. Haviland, apple blos- X : chaotic condition of Russia. It is ap- et your Dunn-Pen at your aealers’ today! spray decorations. o x Invested in Balkans, parent, however, that the soviet gov- - 100 pieces. .$40 and $43 %o desien. e cin, the Bulkans, Frunce nas tn- e e teuk e o e U ¢ e b pieces ......... éssbem rgoney umflarly, in Rumania, A encany;Cesnite actionzconcernc " & Blgarini Gresns AR auris ing the railroad until it has an op-| THE DUNN-.PEN COMPANY, 300 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YOR! Imported Dinnerwares A . to'an amounit of over one billlons doi- portunity to participate in the delib- : X v ese investment: 8 - We are reducing all Eng- Amer maannerwaruf moré dungerous \mperiled, as these 3 H ast mentioned nations are not as lish, French Japanese and Our extensive selection o wealthy| a8 Russia; they are com-|( ting Link of T other imported dinner- - American Porcelain dinner- paratively poor, and it s very doubt- onnecting LInK of lrans- 3 = ul eir prew; t wares in open stock, em- ware in open stock, of Eeriborli ey A inasbtsduessiican siberian Line A Chi bracing a large and attrac- which replacements may be 2 "r)rlus fact is seemingly intensified I ine Across China tive variety of patterns. made as desired, has been Bations in. thy aen Btoms or cian Complicating 3 increased their debts to | France oven during the war." It 18| " XULices from Riga that soviet Rus- Buteo nnw. o no o York Avewse Breakfast Sets include an extensive collechon of dainty vanosd by Francs to her ooioums 29 | sia has protested the discussion of esigns, in English, French, Japanese and other fourteen billion france. As the franc | the Chinese Eastern railway by the w 2 imported wares at a special reduction of 25%. tained near its par value, these sums | ' 2SPington conference has served to exceed by about five hundred million | 4raW the attention of conference cir- dollars the sum which was advanced | cles to the rather complicated nature / to France at the same time by t 4 Loaned at Low Rate. s g ! efih t ky The Chinese Eastern, as it is collo- bii L : acto A ¥ be seen what is the quially referred to in the far east, is . S | A present condition of France, who, be- of the greatest strategi i o - g gic and economic o «1215 F STREET and 1212 » 1218 G STREET » fore"the “war, “by" e (haife. of her | oborihnes "o Recoi, Japs ing , Fabric, 6,000; Cords, 8,000 Miles 5 people. had become one of the great | China. It is the great connecting link (4 ’ Hours—8:45 to 6: 00 & o 0' llhe world, and who ef-|across China of the Transsiberian i e = ectively helped in the development|railroad, from Viadivostok to r.r- 5 FABRIC CASINGS : .- TUBES i T AL "‘;‘ ‘1’ il .' - . - a d. 5 = | crosses e inese province o! an- 4 REGULAR REGUL b AL A lr‘ll\nn"n!l\:]ll“\&”.‘!: TN i 3 vres| IR S Er b R ) size | RERIGER saeprice| RER{GAR [saeprice manifest itself in some other way;|the czar of all the Russias decided ) — _— Tonses ongnt, duty is lo repair ouf|upon his big project of building the 7 30x3 1520 9.00 2.64 Les | ches which | Transsiberian, he obtained the right X 1 will enable us to comply with our hu- | from China 'to run the road across 2 30x3%s e Ll o 19 tional obligation: northern Manchuria, from Pograni- \ i CORD CASINGS (Copyright, 1921.) chiya on the east to Manchuli or Man- i churia station on the west, taking in A S A = 1900 332 28 the way the big city of Harbin. =2 42x3% 35.08 . “ n ENGLlSHMEN FREED. |This gave the “Russian railroad im- | 32x4 ol 23.00 400 250 ses ; : L Depomflon Cases Against Marine | {n Russian territory. i‘r‘lug::es)l’:;?.“:lell cl:a.l‘(re ;fi.o gfl unm szi; Branch to Manchuria. a ‘wonderful gift— i 1, From Harbin a branch of the Chi-| | special at 2::.2 :;fi ::::g :.: 325 35x4%% 5448 32.00 548 345 TREE OUTF! : w25 N eTIEE QUTRTE 35x5 66.90 700 . 652 a0 Engineers Drop_ped by Court. PHILADELPHIA, December 16.—By a decision of Federal Judge Thomp- son, seventy-one Englishmen, who were awaiting deportation on grounds ‘We are announcing a sale of small lots to begin Saturday that’ll interest you immensely —for it offers selection of the nationally known makes we carry and offers them at {g Greatly Rodused Pricss B ome i s oS . wopyTT | | W. S. KENWORTHY & CO. ‘the custody ot the Immlsrnuon in- spectors. For Houss Current or Battery . 2 The men ¢ame to this country dur- S The Sults : ing the warto take employment with $1.59 SET the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company EVERY SET GUARANTEED Adjoining Mt. Vernon Savings Bank 1621 14th St NW. . Phone 441 D 5 as marine engineers, but the govern- —Are Single and Double Breasted; and Sport et Chareed their work was'that of | pelleo jarge ssmortment of different cster Models — in craftsmen, which comes within the N ELE'CTRIC & GAS ‘Tweeds, Pencil- class of skilled labor barred from en- PEN! X tering this country if a contract pre- SUPPLY CO., Stripes, etc.— 3 Piis viously has been made for their serv- 1% NINTH 8T, N. W. of wanted colors. ices. All of them, technically, were |@pen Evenings Fhone Mata 813 ® plnceg in custody and ordered de-) - ° f ortes Values up P°Judge Thompson held that they : I were required to apply learning! and I to $45 skill In marine engineering, thus com- 5 ing within the exemption clause of ° “ Ov . t the immigration la . i e 5 A - vk i LR | Some Brand-New Style Creations ! p ‘ancy-| ‘eaves—in ref ume-, Formfitting Models—Raglan and en e for Women ders; belt .n BRUSSELS, December 16.—The new ’ mtl and half Sirited s Tollowss o denaltely con- We've replenished our stocks—brimful—with the very latest i e e ; that Fashion can give us—our own creations—Pumps, Oxfords L Valuesup Thustey ard lavor 3t Moyersoen. and High Shoes—to satisfy any particular desire. Styles to suit | $50 Forolon aaite . Jaspar. any whim of the weather—and, the best part of it all, the price has i to e Hallroatost. Neujoan o been brought down low enough to feel you can afford a pair of i m:lthfl'. u"':;“u:”:e‘n "’“‘:d"“if'::?i:“:; e O fenieal them, even if it’s just to have them as extras. B i Iot, in another. B ierior—M. Barrver. ~ A plentiful assortment of § sizes and widths—from 2% to 8, AA-D—and we’ve not forgot- ten those who require the larger sizes—because . we’ve supplied ourselves with many. 45 We have any number of styles— the few pictures represent Black Suedes, Patent Leathers, Pumps, with three buckles and newly de- signed perforations—some three- strap button effects—in dull kid and patent _leather; shorter vamps— some Brogue oxfords in tan and black—and assortment of high shoes in Vici Kid, Gun Metal and Tan Calf. Special Sale of High-Grade Silk Shirts - $545 = —the grade that sells up to $10— & They are Silk Crepes, Jerseys and Broadcloths—of the “finer quaht:es—-—m superb colorings and excluswe patterns. Full range ‘of sizes. Here’s a gift any man will appreciate. Be Wise =2 Victrola! No other Talking Machine has the features that- make the Victor Victrola the great leader that it is. ~ We are showing the new 1922 models—and Offering this attractive Combination - in our Xmas Club Victrola — style 100 — in a handsome Cabinet, with key, and mounted E.'M lo-md: Double- disc Records ............ 6.80 Complete $] 55 Answers to the Gift Question —for both men and women— For the Men— For Ladies— A Special Service : Reefers Shirts (S1Ik and wool) Silk Hosi 2 Neckwear Canes i Oslery We will gladly mail to Ho-iery . Umbrellas Handkerchiefs atiy part of the United States, Free of Charge, any. purchiase made at’ Combination Sets Umbrellas lnifill Belts - Collar Bags . 8 Balance in convenient s monthly payments, with- 1ol out interest. Pajamas House Slippers We prepay parcel Hirsh’s between now and . Bath Robes Underwear post on all purchases Christmas. House Coats Van Heusen to be sent out of J Soft Collars that town, and appropri- H.;edl;ymhiefi won't wrinkle ately box everything .’ Sweaters and can’t wilt when it is possible. - 1026-1028 SEVENTH ST. N.W. -—Washington’s Fastest Growing Shoe House, Between K and L Sts. ... Sol Herzog @ Co Inc "f,;"