Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 10

TRIP TO JAPAN ENDS. Eight Members of Déenby Party Back in United States. SAN FRANCISCO, August 8—Eight ' of the sixty members of the United States Naval Academy olass of 1881 who have been attending & reunio of ‘the class in Tokio, have returned here on the United States transport Logan. Secretary of the Navy a member of the class, and the of the party are expected to arrive here on the transport Henderson about September 1. The returning elght praised the cor- LOKCHONG TAREN INSUN ARMY ROUT Troops of ex-President . of Canton Flee Toward Hunan Province. Chocolate Brazil Nuts The bland anctuousness of imported nuts made irresistible with milk chocolate so lavishly rich it challenges all tastes® One cf the More Than Twenty Kinds in CORNWELL’S BETTY BOX A Pound, $1.50 Matinee Mints, 50c Box ! Satin smooth, ingratiat- diality and hosplitality of the Japa- i v nese. With the docking of the Logan F 7 party the final chapter prmgly with peppermint on the log of the old transport. She CHEN PLANS BLOCKADE and rich with milk choco- is to_be placed out of commission. late. A box, S0c The Logan's service record extends =g over a period of twenty-five years. : Would Sarve Out and Capture Former Chief, in Refuge on Warship. it R GERMAN DEBT INCREASED. BERLIN, August 8.—The German floating debt increased for the last ten days of July by 7,500,000,000 marks, it was announced yesterday. 0CK OF ALL S GALORE! et CORNWELLS e 1415 H Street &7 By the Assoclated Press. CANTON, August 8.—Lokchong, about thirty miles north of Chiuchow and 150 miles north of Canton, has been captured by the Chen Chiung- Ming forces opposing the expedition which. has been driving southward in an effort to recapture Canton for Sun Yat-Sen, deposed president of the southern republic. The Yat Sen troops are retreating toward the province of Hunan. Another wing of Gen. Chen Chiung- Ming's army has pursued the enemy beyond Namyung, northeast of Chiu- chow, driving them into the hills bordering the province of Kiangsl. Although Canton is in possession of Gen. Chen, Sun Yat-Sen has remained in the harbor aboard his cruiser, The Wingfung. It is seported, however, that Chen now is formulating pleas to starve out Sun by blockade and perhaps to capture him. CONSTITUTION URGED. A WHIRLWIND WIND-UP TO CLEAR OUR ST _SUMMER GOODS; PRICES AT BEDROCK; BARGAIN it sl Batiste & Linene WAISTS White, with Iace tri models. ' Sizes to 40. alities. Girls’ Sateen BLOOMERS 4 for $1 White, Pink or Black Fine Sateen Bloom- ers._Sizes to 8 years. Worth 3fc pair. Siciizs 2 Prs., §1 Of good grade striped khakl, m- Sizes 2 to 8 years. Worth. ear 5 Sebss™ 2 for 1 Neat checks, fast colors. in new styles. Sizes 2 to 6 and 1, 2 and 3 years. Sunbonnet and Made of fast-color linenes, with cretonne $1 4 o plain tailored {Parliament Faces Demand for Speed, Upon Reassembling. By the Assoclated Press. PEKING, August 8.—China’s parlia- ment, resuming today the sittings begun August 1. after a lapse of near- ly five years due to internal disorders, faced strong representations for the speedy adoption of a constitution. Li Yuan-Hung, president and Wu Pei-Fu, whose military successes paved the o 1316’01324 7“l S Yds.’ $1 3x6-Ft. Stencile MATTING RUG 1 In three color effects, brown, blue or eeara. soft fins Prs., $1 P owetes Pr., $1 $1 ood varlety of designs, with hem- fine quality, 19¢ Yd. -wlde Pajama Check “mall plaids. Fiber Silk HOSE ot qualits ik Wiack. white and colors ‘ $1.50 Full-Fashioned PURE SILK HOSE ete., way for Li's resumption of office, have gone on record as favoring an organic law patterned after that of A g the United States. stitched or scalloped edges. ark’s O.N.T. (l:’leal;l ?)tton DOZ., $1 All colors in numbers 3 and 5, so much in demand for sweaters. etc. Gen. Wu, however, appealed yester- terday for speed even at the expense of adopting some form less in keep- ing with his idea. There is said to be a growing spirit among the parliament members in support of the plan to frame China's new basic law on that of America. mock fashioned, APRON SET, both Black, brown, tan, trimmings. _Sizes to fl,.\‘elrn Tt i elightly irregnlar. Clark’sO. N. T. Doz $1 "side from these " problems Chin eaders must grapple with the $1.50 Children’s To $1.25 Onyx 1 | Crochet Cottor oy tion of & mew promier. . An Intere rs DRESSES o9 All numbers: white, ecru, pink, blue, ing factor, which, if fully confirmed, Sample Hose 4 lace lisles. chiffon lisles. silk '+ hose; full fushioned, FPointex may have material effect on the situ- ation, is the report that Dr. Sun Yat- Sen,, defiant president of the over- thrown Canton government, is suffer- ing from a mental trouble. Should Sun actually be incapacitated, a rock { which has checked progress of Li's plans for reuniting China might be re- moved, meanwhile strife and rumors of strife continue. Mutiny has broken out at Kiakiang, in Kiangsi | province and 200 shops are report- ed to have been looted, with damage estimated at $3,000,000. Troops of Chen Chiung-Ming, who is favorable to the reunification movement head- ed by President LI, have defeated forces loyal to Dr. Sun at Chiuchow in northern Kiangsi province, ~ccord- ing to announcement at Chen's head- quarters. st colors or neat checks: embroid desizns. _Sizes 2 to §§K‘i‘§° Wash 2 for $1 ¢ good quality gabardine: separate belt; fanay “pocketn and button trimmed $1 Girls’ 7 to 12 Yr. Of plain or fancy ginghams and tan crash; DRESSES 39c Mlll;l; =R Body Waists 4 for $1 For bay and girls: with strong taped bot- tons and seams. Sizes 2 to 12 years. White Gabardine Good qul"(y mtmfll@d flnlih deep hems, DRESS SKIRTS S 2for $1 SMOCKS of good white linene, fancy smocked e — Kleinert’s Genuine Jiff; nts, stamped seconds. We JIFFY PANTS CBorR&G CORSETS $1 A line in white or pink, trimmed: good i elastic_top or medium bust. ATl sizes. SOc 3, Length ‘SOCG!(S 3 Pl's., $1 Fine mercerized quality, black, white or cordavan, turnover top Child's plain 5t 0 UNION SUITS 3 for $1 59c Women’s Fine gauze lisle union suits, wllh bodice or hand fops. Sizes 38, 38 and 25c Bleached 5 for $1 Pillowcases 8-inch hemmed Regulation size 42136, 18c White India Linen A good closely woven grade. pure white 8 Yds., $1 ' of summer patterns, in 4Yds., $1 k. sash lors —_— DOUBT EINSTEIN SAFE. Friends of Scientist Insist He Re- main Out of Germany. BERLIN, August 8 (Jewish T graphic _Agency).—Friends of P Albert Einstein Insist upon his re maining abroad. where he is under- stood to be hiding from the *Deutsche nationale” plotters, by whom he has been blacklisted, "together with a number of other leading German Jews. The fear of Prof. Einstein's friends is justified in the opinion of the Ber- iliner T jdor W 19¢ Dress Gmgham Lmen-Fmish LINENE In tan or copens; 8¢ inchien wide; for fancy 1 T. mercerized Crochet Cotton. 35-ln. Satin MESSALINE Yd-r $1 Fine quality rich silk Luster Satin Messa- line, fast black only. 22x22 HemmedD sl DIAPERS oZ., Heary absorbent grade: non -frritant and antisep dozen in_package To $2 Silk and bealher $l HANDBAGS Tn several style fine Leather Bags ir_a big variety of and styles. 25¢ Extra Size 6 f sl VESTS or First quality, fine gauze mkton ribbed, with taped neck. Sizes 40 to 18c 39-Inch SHEETING O Yds., $1 Heavy, closely woven unbleached Sheet- ing, for bedwear and all dom!lllt uses. Strlged .,m[mg 71/2 Yds., $l vy Ahsorhent Glass Toweling, with lor red ltflpQ Full l'ld( -In. Storm SERGE 4 Yds., $1 Another |lll Just secured, in black, navy and_eream. \'llll< for Dollar Day. PLAY OXFORDS $l for Children & Misses Made on footform lasts, with stitch- the Tageblatt declares, “because the assallants of Maximillan Harden and Muthies Ergber have not been appre- hended. Prof. Einstein’s enforced ab- sence is a blot on the German name and honor.” BODY IN SWIRLING EDDIES i Rangers Recover Remains of Girl ‘Who Fell From ClLff. YOSEMITE, Calif., work_or_skirts g3 for $1 In green, ecru and white: complete with fixtures. Size 3x6 feet. Worth 50c each EAWQKI% Yds., $l Full Bleached Mercerized Table Damask, assorted patterns: cut from piece. Fancy Silk 4 Yds., $1 | down_goles. _Sizes 5 _to 2. TENNIS OXFORDS sl for Every Member of Family o Made in white and Embroidery yoke covers, pink mesh ban- deaux. pink batiste hloomers. Boyshform & Nemo Circlet Brassieres Just the right bust confiner to wear with et {he TR bus emte 02 s brown canva heaty orragated rubber moles. ATl sizes Men’s House SLIPPERS Extra Size Sateen £— August Made of imitation .mgnor with patent § 1 Rangers yesterday recovered the bod: PE"]COATS $1 RlBBONS backs. Sizes 6 to 11. of Elizabeth Jones, seventeen, dlu.h{ In width number 120, in plain colors with | 200 Pairs ter of Prof. Lauder Willlam Jones of Made of permanent mercerized finish sat- | satin stripes or fancy Dresden patterns. Princeton University, who fell from a Women’s White een: full ent: elastic waist. cliff into the Merced river Sunday while on an outing with her father. The body was recovered from the swirling eddies of the river after a constant search of twenty-four hours. Prof. Jones and his daughter ar- rived in the park from Berkeley Sun- day. The girl slipped and fell into the rlver while posing for a photo- graph. —_—— Mid-Summer Sale Remarkable v.lne. and worth-while savings in Fur- niture, Rugs, Fabri l,.mp. Shades and other Decorat De. Accessories. THE JOHN A. O'ROURKE CO. 1216 Connecticut Ave. .Yard-Wide e 5 Yds., $1 SATEEN 39c Black and All Colors Sateen, with lus- trous finish and fine twill weave. 36-In. Ecru 11Yds.,$1 Margquisette A wonderful bargain. Taped edge Mar- quisette. E ‘Worth 35c¢ a yard. 36-In. Fancy 6 Yds., $1 CRETONNE Closely woven, good weight cloth. in fancy colors on light and dark grounds. Worth 29c. Hmh'c"“"ts 1/2 Yds..$1 PERCALES In fine assortment of shirting and dress patterns on light grounds. Quilted Satin $l Made in llvemlur lm‘l Copenhagen Dblue. Bedroom Slippers $1 $2 Pattern Fine mercerized damask, size 54x54 ins.; TABLECLOTHS 69c Tabkzl/4 Yds., $l DAMASK: Permanent, lustrous finish; sssorted pat terns: full pieces: perfect: 58 inches wide. Double-Bed BEDSPREADS sl Full Bed Sife White Crochet Spreads, Dperfect grade: meat Marseilles designs. 18x36 Huck8 Yds., $1 TOWELS Double-thread. Red-border Huck Townl., good and absorbent !r-de Worth 1 $1.50 Women’s $l UMBRELLAS Waterproof guaranteed, with neat ring or cord Iandles. Perfect u-my $1.50 Roman Stri TFuoll size, lrlnnfl all argund with red, COUCH COVERS Scrim Cartains e P, $1 Women’s 2-pc. pasamas Pr., $1 Made of good soft finish, closely woven pink batiste. pockets and gaihered yoke. aprone - 2 for $1 .ot grade percale on light grounds, taped "or i&irack Simmed. To $3.00 Dayfrox sl DRESSES Cretonne, rickrack and contrsst trimmed on_fine percales or plain linene. All sizes. $1.50 Long Crepe KIMONOS $1 Plain snd Flowered Crepe Kimonos, neatl, trimmed ‘with_solid .-n|mmm|| cut. L Unoerwear 2 for $1 Gowns, Shirts, Envelope Chemise, Bloom- ers. Cnnfl Covers. Drawers and_Camisoles. stepns 3 for $1 fall cut. of crepe or batiste, Princess Sis "2 for $1 Made of good white nainsool broldery yove. . Staes to 440 39¢c Table el 41 Yds., $1 OILCLOTH 45-inch, white, tile or mosaic pat- ;&;u;;;:dfi- ieomda; bt oo seeariay. White, ecru or belge, fancy dropat ._mk - ancy dropatitch or ncxmc 10 Yds.,Sl blg varlety of patterns, fast colors, H-nrf'm' stripes interwoves, 1n a or0rgud14 1 lain, whtte, Zolors 300 Pairs Children’s @1 Idrent WHITE LOW SHOES 51 In strap and Oxford styles. Bizes 8 fo 2. Men’s Blue 2 for $1 SHIRTS Blue chambray shirts, with attached col- 5. lar_and pocket. All sire Men’s Full spread guaranteed rainproof um- brellas. UMBRELLAS KHAKI PANTS $1 Just 25 pairs, in sizes 81 'to 40; in good ‘Zfilefl;’:hlli. SPORT SHRTs 91 White Sport Shirts, with oh -hm sleeve S cors 2 for $1 Men’s Crossbar Nainsook Union Sults, in perfect quality; siees to 42 o UNION SUITS $1 Men’s Otis ‘White Lisle Uflm Sul!l llwl't sleeves UNION SUITS 1 Men’s Muslm Foll-cut M Quality Muslin Night Shirts, NIGHT SHIRTS BATANG SUITS 91 One-piece Bathing Sults, with two-plece ef- fect. Sizes OVERALLS Bise 2 for $1 nlne I)enl- Overalls, e e made with bib. Host > 6Prs., $1 Pm«tquflb!mhflukm assortment of styles, lace or ruffle sne‘nx Hacsn 2 rs.’ l A good edge. _Also cretonne curtains. P -u... Ourhv:- and mzlnou. ‘with con- 3c¢“s“pwdAll $l UNDERWEARZIOT SI Aluminum Ware h!"h dishpan, eon- ‘Naini Drawers ‘made. s,".:&"f.',‘.‘."‘ At wee Wl ‘with em- incy volles, una black' and ice of preserving ver covered kettle, |mller efe. GERMANY MAKING GOOD.~ FOR LIVE STOCK SEIZURES HaltMillion Head of Gattle anfl | HIIISTER'S WIFE DEAD. By the Associated Y’ meeting the demands of the entente. Ofticial reports indicate that she nas had to disgorge liberally from n live stock ai m-d. by the Germans during the live stock, buldo- poultry: number- ing nearly a quarter miilion, were up to July 3 of thl 700 he: y made comprise 81,712 horses, 92,100 cattle and 77,400 sl from south Germany place soon. and £,000 sheep Italy. The Berbian ewnllnunnt wlll ‘consist of 57,000 sh Now that you've started your Franklin National Savings Ac- count add to it regu- larly and watch it grow—we’ll do the same at the rate of 3 per cent interest. If you have improved prop- erty on which you desire a First- Mortgage Loan, call on us. Quarter-Million of Poultry Delivered tc Enteute. Anmvnu N. C., August 8.—Mrs. a- €. Dixon, wite of Rev. A. C. Dixon, prominent Baptist minister and mis- sionary, ‘died in Wulung; China, Bunday, August 6, according to word received in a cablegram by her daughter. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Dixon ft five weeks agoifor China and the latter dled as & result of meningitis contracted while aboard the ship. contracted while aboard e = P R! b < Press. BERLIN, August 8.—Gold pa; ts. These deliverl Te in compensation for requisition: More than a palf million head of ADERS 4 THE WASH- INGTON 'STAR _ visiting London are invited to make of THE WASHINGTON ITAN Office lM l..lln‘-:um elivered to the entente by Germany ernment announced 1 reply to an at 16 R We Specialise in Savings / interpella ar] = . 'There then remainsd (| Biccadmy CI : -“:,-,;;,:'-':: o Washington’s Greatest National Savings Bank ot live stock still to be fiu papers -are always able for reference, whi rangements can be mad reception’ and _forwardi of mall, advice . obtained on all matters of travel, and where Amgrican visitots In Londen may be traced through the Reg- I%rltlin Department conducted by our London Office. me FRANKLIN NATIONAL sanx Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and Tenth St. John B. Cochran, Pres. Thos. P. Hickman, Vice Pres. & Cashier op. Deliveries of llvl ltock to Italy expected o be made early in September, while hipments to Serbla probably will i f I L) mi ‘fl | o w‘l""‘ i A 10-piece Berkey & Gay Dining Room Suite in Mahogany; oblong table, silver chest, haircloth seat chairs............... $425 Just to show you that it isn’t just ordinary furniture we’re featuring in The August Sale of Lifetime Furniture Here at the Lifetime Furniture Store this month you’ll find the floors com- pletely filled with displays of beautiful furniture. While these dis- plays are good looking and the furniture pleasing to the eye, there isa quahty built into it that will give you years and years of satis- factory service. - For this reason we have called it Lifetime Furniture, and it is this fine serviceable furniture that is offered you at the low sale prices. Prices now are the lowest they have been in years, and with real Lifetime Furniture marked at sale prices you will be getting remarkable values here this month. Here is a showing-of Karpen Upholstered Furniture that is beautiful to see and greatly reduced in price. Karpen Pillow Arm Suite, in tapestry; Karpenesque construction ..s......c..... $250 $195 $235 $325 $285 $250 $225 $34.75 Three-piece Karpen Overstuffed Suite, loose cushions; tapestry .. Karpen Overstuffed Suite, in tapestry; Queen Anne style .... - Three-piece Massive Suite, with pillow arms, loose cushions, in velour only ...... Karpen Cane Panel Three-piece Suite, with loose cushions, taupe velour........ Three-piece Karpen Cane Panel Suite, in tapestry, Karpenesque cushions Karpen Suite, with cane panels, tapestry upholstery ........ieeeeoo. N Karpen Chair or Rocker,»wool tap- estry with needle point embroidery.. Karpen Chlu', plain wool tap- estry with needle point embroidery $65 —_— Lifetime:Furniture Is More Than a Name Seventh Street