Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1922, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©U,” SATURDAY, SEPTENMEER b, : ~x1 o THloodumard § LAMPS---in the Decorative Scheme of Your Home in Winter - B N I weidiciren | EACED BY CHINA Service of the Better Satisfaction Aswred or Money| = - Refan ded Militarists May Gain Com- By s plete Control in Govern- ment Change. Eaiting, Translating, Proofreading, Engraving, g Time in the House Is Artistically Done With Mahogany Mantel Clocks A fireplate, however jolly, however much it serves as the rendezvous for all the family, never seems quite complete until the time-honored mahogany clock is put upon its mantel. Keepin VIOLENCE IN SESSIONS P BUILDING | ASSQCIATION | Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or &3 months. It = Tuchuns Enlarging Armies and Importing Munitions to Meet Crisis. Used either to throw their Among new arrivals—we pic- glowing rays into deepening ture four characteristically love- shadows of nightfall—or as ly ones—of a collection : that decoration, they invariably en- offers wide choice in lamps for rich any interior with “their everywhere and every purpose color and design. in.the home. By the Associated Press. PEKING, September 9.—Strife-torn {China faces another reversal in its struggle for democratic expression. I The country is on the verge of an- other change in government which threatens to give the militarists com- plete control, according to members of President Li Yuan-Hung's cabinet. LI Yuan-Hung does not conceal his anxiety over the increasing power of the Tuchuns, or military govern- ors, who now admittedly control par- liament and rather than following the high sounding principles of self- effacement to which a number of ithem subscribed only a few weeks ago, they are enlarging their armies instead of disbanding them, are im- A wonderful collection of handsome mahogany man- tel clocks awaits your selection here—all worthy of ;’leitixlating the comings and goings of your house- old. Included are the famous Seth Thomas and New any Haven Eight-day Clocks, with hour and half-hour Veneer Clock, $19 strikes—the cases of mahogany, architecturally de- Oiher Mantel signed to go with the lines of the fireplace. Clocks, $14 to $75 | Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fiore maturity. Asets More Than $8,000,000 Sw-plus More Than $800,000 Cornzer 11th and E Sts. N.W. Davenport Table Lamp, the base of hand-carved wood, in sand with touches of or-- chid, green and black— topped with a3 delightful shade that carries out the same color schenie, in sand and orchid, banded with deeper shade of vetvet—l light. Complete, $68. This may be matched for a pair. porting munitions and otherwise pre- paring for new military ‘activities. President ears that the militar- 1 r ¥ in another civil war, with a view to ==——=——=—m=——n || preventing abolition of the Tuchun system. a move to which the old statesman demanded acquiescence before he accepted the presidency. Threatened With Backset. He now contends that unless civil authority dominates, the country will experience a back set of many years in its desire to become a progressive nation. Military pressure is being exerted upon Peking, both from the north, where Chang Tso-Lin, former bandit chief and now military dictator of Manchuria, gains daily in military strength, and from the south, where Chen Chiung-Ming’s troops recently are giving evidence of lawlessness. Hence parliament and the Peking government are unable to function in- dependently. Chang Tso-Lin, whipped before Peking by Gen. Wu Pei-Fu, no longer is a routed leader. He has 100,000 Man- churian soldiers, well equipped and eager to march on Peking in support of orders Chang has sent to the capi- tal, accompanied by threats. Wu Pei-Fu still heads a vast army . ] Here’s Our Proposition- Westminster Chimes Clock, fitted with The popular tambour shape, in ma- five perfectly tuned rods, $75. hogany, $25. - Polychrome Boudoir Clocks, Special, $5 Mirror Hanging Clocks, 8 day, $15 to $75 Clock Bection, First floor. Reproductions of Old English Brass The charms or eccentricities of their Among their numbers you'll find Dick- quaint characters cannot fail to appeal ens, Queen Mary and other well known to lovers of the past, for the old crafts- figures. man had a way of making these house- fittings interesting and picturesque, and And withal, they' are so these now shown are faithful reproduc- reasona,b[y pnced tions. Lamp Section, Second floor. £ you will make regular de- fposits to your Savings Ac- count here we will also de- s posit some of our money to your credit —twice a year. | That’s how people get ‘‘ well- to-do.” ' Chair Lamp, truly delight- - Japanese Vase Lamp, in ful. and original—with its Bridge Lamp, a typical poly- mirror black, with dragon graceful hand-carved and chrome finish in burnishcd design in gold—2-light, ad- hand-painted base in tones gold, blue and rose shades— justable. $34. Its exquisite of putty, green and gold— with a choice of gold, blue shade, in fancy oval shape the wide-spreading shade of or rose burma cloth shades combines orchid and gold in heavy sand taffeta, daintily in changeable colorings. heavy taffeta, with hand- shirred and edged with two Specially priced, complete made rose leaves and thick dainty ruffles trimmed -in $25. fringe for trimming. $95. green ribbon. $93.50. Lamp Section, Second floor. Federal National Bank John Poole, President which he would doubtless lead in the field should Chang again descend upon Peking. The failure of parliament to func- tion is attributed in some quarters to the Cantonese members who are acting in behalf of Sun Yat Sen, first President of China and deposed lead- er of the Southern China government. Dr. Sun, who has remained at Shang- hai since his flight from Canton, is charged with instigating riots in parliament sessions. General Fight Started. siieti| | September Sale of Furniture and Rugs thereupon broke through the doors. used clubs and started a general; fight. . 3 2 . : . s Every session since parliament con- WGIS Man Worth. W of as ulckl as ible Bfievesy samatanslnce pasilsment 02 y hile Savings that it will pay you to take advantage quickly as poss violence. _Adoption of a constitution for the Chinese republic, considered the first step toward unification, - \ fl ! probably is remote. i” Plans for disbandment of the troops | of the varlous military leaders are| declared impossible of executicn be- cause of the opposition of the Tuchuns. Cabinet members describe President |Li Yuan-Hung as disheartened and ready to resign the presidency on short notice. [;RIES BRING ARREST his Living Room Suite, $15.50 UF FURMER HUSBAND Three pieces, deep seated and comfortable; very graceful design with spring cushions; Three pieces, covered with tapestry or plain blue velour; spring arms and edges; deep @ > covered in tapestry or figured blue velour. spring cushions. Opera Singer, Once Known as “Girl . | in Red Tights,” Demands . } : Alimony. &n‘ e oy Binaress w o= comic opera singer, known as “The Girl in the Red Tights" saw her former husbend, Albert Gallatin ‘Wheeler, jr., son of the former head Learn How to Make Your of the telephone company in Chicago, House More Beautiful for the first time in six years yester- Come to the Devoe Interior || day at Madison avenue and 40th Decorating Demonstration. Let || street and raised such a commotion | Spinet Desk $32.50 C om bination ma- hogany; attractive design and size; ad- justable writing bed. ' » the Devoe expert demonstrator lithat crowds quickly blocked traffic. show you how you can add beauty ||She hed him arrested on an order This Bed, $22.50 to every room. how you can | signed by Justice Samuel Greenbaum - 7 ; make old furniture new with the o egt = : l % tr ¢ S H Washington Biroke of & brusit ant flow you can [l ol L e Square-tube Steel Bed, single and dou- his Dmmg Room uite, 395 increase the value of your home by || she now says has amounted to near- hundreds of dollars. ly $20,000. Mr. Wheeler, who lives ble sizes; mahogany; walnut or ivory Cromwellian design, of elegant walnut construction; chairs covered in fine tapestry; Sewing Saturdoy Untii 2 PM. - O NG Pl ot finish. copied from an Old English design. 9 pieces, $395; 10 picces, $425. Table 3 Al Day Monday and Tuesday. The Wheelers were married March 1 BECKER PAINT & GIASS CO. |!31. 1898, when as Claudie Carlsteat ; Gateleg Extension Scotch Art Wool Rugs $19.75 Table, $55 September Sale Priced Solid Mahogany, genuine i - Cowan make—an exact re- Mahogany, size 45x54 inches, They are marked very production of the original Mr. Wheeler today was sauntering through the avenue when Mrs. extending to 60 inches; very de- 3 much less than regularl i sirable for combination dining e 0 design. i = Wheeler confronted him and shouted. ° Her cries, which brought police and ur on a huge crowd, were of such a start- ling variety that Mr. Wheeler ed- and living rooms. They are in plain colors, with darker band borders, mak- ing them reversible and usable on both sides; also in small figured center effects with band borders and all- over Chinese patterns. The assortment of colors is most Fine Oriental Rugs complete. : 8.39:&2}:. W%% Remarkably Low Priced 6x9-ft. September price, $14.75 9x12-ft. Worsted Wilton Rugs ‘ Price, 597.50 At $32.50—Variety of the best Oriental weaves; ' | ONE KILLED AS “DRYS” P gk BN C O A L | MAKE BIG LIQUOR HAUL! Seopten:ber 5 ion er worsted, in many choi average size, 3%4x6 feet. { ° Hand-Braided Ova,l Rag Rugs Made of a fine grade long fiber worste ny choice mitted later that he welcomed the HOTEL sight of a policeman coming from sth avenue. 5 5 o chance meeting was a dra- Vt. Ave. at Thomas Cir. [|| matic climax to the pursuit Mra. Wheeler began when the court order Main 8980 of arrest was issued six years ago. At that time she besieged the Union 380 Rooms e Club, on 5th avenue, of o hange 1 tt z Single Rooms, $2.00 Up If 5™ intervening years she has | J which her former husband is a mem- ber, afterward going to the -tock[ ea a,gon | Double Rooms, $3.00 Up | 552555 Toasie it o i $24.75 been served it was recalled there today when the Incident became | known. Solid mahogany, . drop-leaf design; At $25—Various weaves, average size 2}3x5 feet. rubber-tired wheels; removable glass Bullets Fly Thick i colorings, Chinese: and Oriental patterns. Smaller sizes M Is and Cabistans; e ’ Why Worry About It? 'Bocdony of n'; r-:o:::;m“ti‘ at proportionate prices. , “4x6 A}etet.$55-— Sy 25 SRS AT The New Twin Flame Kerogas Quarts Taken. | 0il Burner By the Associsted Press. 3 ree were v Costa less than wood and coal— [} T1I0 100" uarts ‘of lquor were beteed | no smoke or smell. {on the border within the city Timits | 3 of Paso at the close of one of the ; Guaranteed to hardest . clashes prohibition -.nnu; have had with smuggiers since the F dry law became effective. A Rundred shots were fired before the smuggling | party was routed. I‘:un of‘tl:n ’fl‘htl'n‘ took place in & tenement section of the city. 11 A post card with your name and }| answering emergency cuuynp?n:: address is all that is finding scores of men, women and (our representative . §| children huddled in corners of their No extra _charge for in one-room homes and behind trunks the Kero Burner. Address ; . fand beds to keep from being struck ] oil 3 - ' * 41 by bullets. , MAJ. GREEN SENT TO PARIS. 9th and ¥ Streqts N.W. - Low Priced ~ 9x12-ft. Wool Wilton Rugs At $65 and $75—Kazaks and Cabistans; aver- Septemh_ér Price, “7'50 age sizes, 4.6x7.6 and 5x8 feet. - 24x36, $3 An exceptionally desirable grade, deep pile 27x54, $4.85 and lustrous finish; many artistic designs 30:60' $6.75 and well blended tones. Smaller sizes at 36x72, $8.75 proportionate prices 4x7, $13.75 oxi2-ft. Heavy Axminster Rugs, $38.50. EhiiE ank heavy 9x12-ft: Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, - Hand-braided Rugs in $45.00. the favorite o'al‘;gl e, Genuine Inlaid Linoleums, $1.35 and $1.65 so much desired - for use with colonial furni- square yard. ture, and in bedrooms Extra fine quality Cocoa Door Mats, 22x32 and bathrooms. A inches; $1.85. ~wide variety of beau- L -tiful pastel colorings.. Fursitare end Rug Sections, Sixth fioor.