Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 15

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922. SEES TWO BENEFIT IN ARMS PARLEY Education of Public on Far East Question and Codifying of Principles Approved. ROOF NEEDS REPLACING. Repairs Urgent at Neighborhood House, Says Mrs. Neligh. Although not included in the appeal for $10,000 which has been made for running expenses ,of the Neighbor- hood House, a new roof is imperati for this institution, according to Mr: J. P. 8. Neligh, head of the house, who stated yesterday that the recent | '593 ACRES RESERVED. |President Establishes Lehman i Caves Monument in Nevada. President Harding, by proclamation, has established the Lehman caves na- tional monument in Nevada, the eleventh national monument within a | national fore | The Lehman caves included in the 593 acres reservgd 9y the President storm carried away the snowguardqlie six miles west of Baker, Nev., and and drain. g “The slates are loose,” said Mrs. Neligh, “and something should be done immediately. We need an en- |are within the Wevada national for- |est. These caves are honeycombed by tunnels and galleries of stalactite for- mations that kave unusual scientific Demonstrates Its Ability Under Adverse Conditions During the recent stormy weather and its corresponding tie-up in traffic, the Fordson Tractor is demonstrating thoroughly its ability and superior- ity in restoring normal conditions. Likewise, in the terrible catastrophe which took place last Saturday, the Fordson was used to pull heavy beams and girders from the wrecked building. WAS $625 F.O.B. FACTORY Now *395 Authorized Washington Ford Dealers R. L. TAYLOR COMPANY. HILL‘B ’l‘llflm!.‘ ANY (Inc), = tirely new roof, which at the present | intercst and importance. Pointing out that the American|time is showing signs of letting Under the terms of the presidential . e * poli altogether. * We are hoping that We¢ | proclamation the caves and area sur- open-door” policy s one of the only | )" eceive enough from Washing- | rounding them will be preserved in two such policies the American gov- | tonians, in appreciation of their old- ltheir present condition under the juris- ernment has ever adopted—the other | est scttlement house, to furnizh us |diction of the forest service. belng the Monroe doctrine—J. B.|With a new roof. | Powell, secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce of China, yes- sEsszs_To BE OMITTED. terday addressed those who attended the City Club's forum luncheon. Mr.| Sessions of the National University | Powell, who is also editor of the|Law School for tonight have bLeen | Weekly Review of the far east, de-|called. off on account of the death | clared that the two great benefits|of Col. Charles Cowles Tucker, in- which have come from the arms con- | structor in admiralty law, in the ference's discussion on far eastern | Knickerbocker disaster. problems are the educating of the| Prof. Tucker was one of the ol public on the eastern situation and|members of the faculty of tHe la the definite codifying of international | school, having been there for almost principles on which America will | twenty-five years. The funeral dtapd in the future. Continuing, he|place this afternoon and the said: will adjourn out of respect to h “It was the flagrant violation of the [ memory. ‘open-door’ policy by Japan since the beginning of the European war which provided the most important single motive for calling the conference. And although the nations have given up very little of their footholds on the continent of Asia, they have re-enunciated the ‘open-door’ policy on paper at least, and have established the principle of the territorial and administrative in- tegrity of China. Concerning specific violations of the ‘open-door’ policy a number of resolutions, which at least sound well, have been adopted—but one wonders whether the framers did MOTOR FUEL MORE POWER MORE MILES LESS CARBON OBTAINABLE AT LEADING FILLING STATIONS COLUMBIA OIL CO. ROSSLYN, VA. WEST 1012 uick Service Q ! Printing | LEWIS M. THAYER HOWARD 7% 507 13th N.W. F. O. B. FACTORY Our Trust Department is in charge of experienced Officers so that the management and general dispesition of estates are thoroughly safeguardsd when not often.have in mind the possibility q I IMPANY Some Tatve. date. when Th misne bs this institution is named as Executor or in : NGLE MOTOR €O ; convenlent for us to change our . ? Ave, at N, Capitol 1425 Irving St. N.W. O as any other Trust capacity. e T Conference of Friendly Powers. Y kially invited h 'th 141-151 12th St. N.E. At sy Lo reidembened, however. ou are corchally invited to consult wil These Dealers Can Sell Ford Cars, Tractors, Fte, Anywhere in the United States Mr. Powell said, that this has been a conference of endly pow our Cfficers. and not a court with powers of en- Immediate Delivery on All Models 37 ; ¥ forcing decisions of a majority. “In the matters on which agreement has not been ached,” he said, “the only course open to us has been to declare our position, and it is on these dec- laratigns that our future diplomatic policies may be expected to be based. “If the American policies thus de- clared are lived up to, 1t will mean much for the future of Amer in 2¢% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts The Boardwalk is absolvtely dry, free from snow orgwlush, and is thronged with happy visitors enjoying the wonderful b\ cing ozone and health-producing salt sea air. Y here is no end of diversions for the winter guest—Boardwulk promenading, roller-chair rides in open or glass-enc osed, comfortable vehicles, horseback z:idi:né: on the h]nrd sandy beach, indoor sea water Pools, dancing, music, theatres and individual hotel entertainments, Asia. America today has the highest i SUPERS GOLF THE YEAR 'ROUND presiige In Asia of any of the world ree nearby courses comprising sixty-three holes of sporty golf, row for we have never ertered on “When It Snows Come to Alantic City” Die Sl eranlinge Eane. fh THE LEADING HOUSES has made China herself practically 4 E N non-existent when a group not co- Always Open. Phone, Wire or Write for Information, Rates, Ete, Gporating with one. of the various (All are American Plan unless otherwise noted) ; OF THE DISTRICT 4 it t t: ¢ s £, '3 ooy e W T G OF COLUMBIA Josish White &' e % Eur. Pian only will find practically all of Chi Seaside Hout F. P.Cook’s Sons Alamac_Hotel Amer. & Eu. Plans 0. Ritz Restaurant Chattants-Heddon Mol The Shelburne Leeis& Lippincott Co.[ E Hotel Chelsea Cor.15¢2 and H Sts. Northwest EDWARD J. STELLWACEN., PRESIDENT the grasp of what are known 'sleeping concessions,” where no de- velopment can be undertaken with- iy el PR Y out the consent of the possessing Prop. Galen Hail Hotel Brighton | Bell & 3 “The ica c! jon i b Only ?;.m;q:'l:)ncoz H: :.Tdslc Craties. |60 Hiier oo Eard to Japuncse (‘]S"l‘?;’:“""“n R n Only urs ote] St. Charles | Samuel Ellis, .50 Japanese troops. o naMgr. | A H Damell |Ed.E.Grosscup, Mgr. | X.J. Collins, Mgr. Soil is a case in point, and if we to it. we will find the great Russi people our friends and trade pre . pects when they have recas country and begin relations other nations.” FOOD SHOW WILL OPEN IN FAIRYLAND SETTING For Trains Via_Baltimore & Ohio or Pennsylvania R. R. Consuit Local Ticket Agents th, — SKIRTS 12’2&1 THE LESSNER-MEYER Gfl., INC. Worth up to $15 In black and blue we—all colors in baronet satin—plaids and sport skirts in flannel. All $5.00 and $7.50 ' New Model Spring HaTS $7 .55 Convention Hall is being! converted into a veritable fairyland for the food show to be held there from February | 6 to 18, under auspices of the Retail it;rcers Protective Association, Ladies’ Wearing Apparel 917 F Street N.W. Gayly decorated booths of afrt design are being erected and a par- ticularly attractive tem of uniform electric lighting is being installed. ' Down the center of the immense floor | will be a series of elaborata booths, | decorated in gold and white. Booths | finished in dark blue and white willl run the entire length of the walls on all sides. | Many new food products and house=- | hold appliances will be introduced to the public for the first time at the show. Among the distinct novelties i i | | ] . A Manufacturer’s Clearance ok R Bl OF FINE COATS, SUITS AND | DRESSES AT RIDICULOUS PRICES Georgette Waists, $1.50 Sizes 36 and 38 only. wife has to boil her fruits for an hour | to $60—Now or so before she can make je $5’ $10 & $15 I | e roduas deapiol e s o WARNING! Say “Bayer”” when you buy Aspirin. il rie poY looa ball nakey) PR up her jelly immediately, thus savi When you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are |t,{,},e nd Sxpenme o getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians OVer |neean the aiseribation: ort prcad¥ | | to the food sho 22 years and proved safe by millions for who asks for them. These ‘ticke: Colds Headache . Rheumatism sl fo o paet by the grocer, wil | i 2 iti he aft, f itional pay- Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis mint of 10 conts and i the svehie | ] or ional pa 5 Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain ana’s conts tax. The customary even: ing admission will be 25 cents, plus 3 Accept only ‘‘Bayer’ package which contains proper directions. cents tax. 2 0—Druggists. «Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 10t ]AIs:?:ny 1s :xi trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salleylicacid —_— CONGRESS TO GET PAPERSi All Data on Muscle Shoals to Be Turned Over by Secretary Weeks. ! Secretary Weeks has announced that he will send to Congress tomorrow all the papers in regard to the lease and operation of the Muscle Shoals plant, including the contract signed by Henry | Ford, together with the comments of { himself and the chief of engineers of | the Army on the subject. 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