Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1923, Page 21

= | ‘FNPHASTZEANTY LS ANDAPAN Ambassadors - Warren and Hanihara Tell of Feeling at . Banquet in Tokio. BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1623. TOKTO, January 25.—The Empress of Japan has returned to Tokio from tke imperial country palace at Ha- yama to attend a farewell luncheon 10 be given to United States Ambas- ®ador and Mrs. Charles B. Warren and Ambassador and Mrs, Hanihara to- morrow. The luncheon will close three weeks of dining and other offl- «cial functions attendant upon the de- parture of the two ambassadors to the United States. In recognition of Mrs. Warren's activities among Japanese women's organizations JJapanese women for the first time in history attended & banquet to the two departing ambassadors by the American-Japan Society. After toasts to the’emperor and to President Harding, Viscount K taro Kaneko, president of the socie: expressed hopes of an early sett - ment of the California immigration Problem. “When T came here as ambassador eur relations were con potential danger,” de dor Warren at th now returning b the distrust and danger have disappeared. If this were not so, I would not return home.” “America and Japan are entering upon & remarkable era of ship, W’ the steamship : Am- ‘bassador Warren is returning on the merican steamship President Cleve- and. POST REWARD FOR VANDAL WHO CUT ROOSTERS’TAILS Poultry Show Officials in New York Would Give $500 to Find Out Who Did It. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, #wual Madison Square Garden poult #how, ordinarily staid, had a sens& I tional opening yesterday when @@ mnanagement posted notice of a §#6w reward for information leadiag to the arrest of persons responsible for mutilation of prize-winning__ ®hite Y.eghorns entered by George D. Fer- ¥is of Grand Rapl, When the cocks Terels were wmncrated on their from_ the wvest their tails were found to have been so badly mutilated as to compel Mr. Ferris to withdraw them from +exhibition. It was recalled that a ghipment of entries to the Chicago Coliseum show last December had met with similar mutilation. The police guard at the garden, evhich is housing valuable fowls of @ll varleties from many parts of the €ountry, was doubled. STOWAWAY IS BLOCKED. Second Attempt to Enter United States Meets Disaster. NEW YORK, January Johr Kondratenko, a Russian, oiled yesterday in his second attempt to enter this country as a stowaway. He was found aboard the steamship it eago on her second day out fro Mavre and was turned over to Ellis fisland immigration authorities when he ship docked. Kondratenko, who claims to have ‘been a member of Gen. Wrangel's #taft, sald he was stranded in Con- | stantinople, but managed to get to Tunis and from there to France. From avre he was ordered deport t by dint of perseverance he managed to get aboard the Chicago. = |tions in every package. Don’t won- v | Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1928 ; g 15 KILLED, 20 HURT WHEN | ] < 5 7 BERLIN PLANT CRASHES |R o Quality, Sound Quality--AtaPrice, A LowPrice! injured when a section of the building gocc":mz% gz:é‘:a-?."“n“ Tageblatt A members: of the sartorial statt and. the | - Like they’re wearing at Palm Beach $ 1 7 Women’s and misses’ » clerical forces had reported for duty Children’s whrpensi gkl Radiant Spring Frocks Movesty SE25 Brown calfskin ontes tl?lw lwlldlnl’-w“_h i i Jack Frost was late get- e collapse came out warning and swept away the editorial rooms, . . 0 the counting room and the office of \ Time was when semi-tropical 5 oy Theodor Wolff, editor-in-chief of the R A P fecE Wi, Wodl SWCatCes Tageblatt. Herr Wolft was oft duty 4 resorts enjoyed a monopo]y of such as these we have when the accident occurred. priced so low. A majority of those killed were |N 2 advance season attire, but not Solid colors and very $ 1 95 tiag here, but at nst e brogue oxfords members of the clerical staff. attractive combinations. brbtiicondh g now! Sizes 2 to 6 years. FALLS DEAD IN HOUSE. —_—e Arkansas Representative - Suc- cumbs to Apoplexy in Debate. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., January 25.— State Representative Leroy Lee of Dardanelle, Ark. chairman of the house judiciary committee, dropped dead during a debate in the house of representatives yesterday after- noon. Apoplexy caused his death, physicians said. FLU DEATHS TAKE JUMP. Increase 1,700 Per Cent Last Year in North Carolina. RALEIGH, N. C, January 25— Mortality statistics from influenza during December, 1922, increased 1,700 per cent over the same month for the preceding year, according to the preliminary tabulation of the state’s death rate for December, made public yesterday by the state health depart- ment. Actual deaths from influenza in December, 1921, were twenty-two, and in December, 1922, they were 386. She who does not own one or | Children’s Sleeping | two pre-season dresses is not a Garments, 79c d £ D. Fashi Expected to pay )ame Fashion. ‘Mother, it's cold o 5 yosoio 5 nights! Kiddies should % more for the most | 'y . om le sleepi . ; 4 For her we have assembled Were comfontable slocping S demanded kind of ® 3 ted by special process, em- o . 't : these beautiful garments—that T L Ul \ L e v ff)ot:.ear, didn \ : g % is not a mystery. 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