Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 20

20 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923. . . individuals on the street and con- | soldier looks cross, the civilian shiv-|now a fugltive in Hongkong, nre[neuuary«o restoro the constitutional | feared and hated Dr. Sun—to lend 1f he can give a government I(leallst Chwf Dreams Peace e e, Cthat they e ill ot Ret | ova and seuttios’ around & Gorner. | around Walchow, between the TAIpUN | government of the Chiness repubio | nelpie hand to his eforis to restors | to South Chinu again. there 1 Nome to thelr wives and concubines | Laek of cIvio consclousness and Indi- | troops and Canton, while Wu Pel-fu | meaning the South China government. | order in Canton, & few miles up the | chance that the rest of tho countrs unless they make & spot donatlon.|vidual courage is China’s fatal weak- |has a division just across the border | it will depend on Pekin's attitude to- | river. will follow. It is the one best bei . . e He can go A. W. O. L. for a few weeks | ness. Dr. Sun's evangelism may |in Kiangsi, a nucleus for varlous dis- | ward troop disbandment. Though his [ Until his overthrow—he -says by | R e e 0 wr oot lna with his rifie and cartridges for the |arouse them some time. satisfled remnants which wish to|Cantonese admirers continue to call | yongkong's assistance—last y,.m. | — excitement of holding up trains. bi-| Next come the generals—two rival | march on Canton. him “president” Dr. Sun officlally | Sauth China had & semblance of gov- | ESCAPED GIRLS FOUND. rating junks and shooting at other|forces. Yunnan and Kwangsi—each signs himself “commander-in-chief of | ernment. Now, it Is ruled by bandits, | Lena Xander, Congress Heights, soldlers-—always kidnaping a few cl- |\W{th & general who wants to be su- | Blocks in Path. the Kwangtung army and navy.” pirates and dozens of rival generals’ | * 5 Soiliiviing e Lo bty ren & S preme in and around Canton. Dr Sun | Such is the actual situation facing | Peking as a government has been a |Janice Crampton, Hagerstown, HY JUNIUS B. WOOD. it requires a lot of mechanism. If ;l'\‘eq according to their social stand- | hys two groups of loyal Kwangtung | the first move toward step No. 1. All| China’s Only Hope. myth for years, a diplomatic fiction |two of the three girls who walkes Soecial Iinpately o The Star and the Chicago | DF. Sun can accomplish the first step 8. troops, one at Kongmoon, down the |of Dr. Sun’s genius and personal pres- | In sporting parliance, Dr. Sun is| perpetrated by outside powers.' Even away from the National Training S Ihe st in Kwangtung province alone, he may e Pearl river, and the other at Taipuh, |tige will be needed to cven get it|China's best bet today. If he can do| those who dislike him and scoff at, School for Girls last weck, were CANTON: ‘h‘m April 16.—Sun Yat- | De able to force it through in the b . Just ss the border from Fukien. | started. It will be several weeks be- | nothing, there is littie hope for order | him as a dreamer cannot suggest found last night wandering about th. = ‘! |other ~ provonces of South China, If China were the United States the | The ( :se would like their home | for No. 2 is ready conside in China or for the outside powers| any other than Dr. Sun' who can|vicinity of Cherry Hill, a suburb o s a program for China which 15 | Svhere his influence is the strongest.|village barber, the corner druggist | boy ] o Y and | and months or y the to continue their present policy to- ! bring order out of chaos in Kwang- Baiti Raltimore’ police too) as the world. It is & good |After that the Fengtein, Chilhi and [and the legion commander would l¢ & pre | come down to the pearl-inlaid council | ward her. No. 10 Downing street | tung. The Kwok Ming Tang, the |charge of them and notified the local frogram on paper—academic approval | Anhul factions, which dominate the |a posse of cltiz to chase the raga- The Haklo troops of Chan Ching-ming. | table. seems to have believed this when it | world-wide secret society of which police. The giris will be returned t - v rest of China, must be considered. At |muffins into the river. In Chin Dr. Sun's disloyal general, awho 18| Dr. Sun says he hopes it will not be | ordered Hongkong—a colony which ! he is head, is more persistent than | the school. whlch can be given to most of his|present they indorse his program. e B W fe i e bt e Mt e iy it programs sinee the Chinese republic with the important modr\‘flcnlmndn;nli i e haned ; | unification shall come_first and de- Wwiis 1sunched twelve VERERISRD: | mobilization possibly ddscussed later. | 11e has always had programs. Natur- | To them unificatio means dividing @il the first step in each of them has| China into sphere cen to establish order and govern- |shall be dictator: wenal eredit in xh;mumry. Th,f :rslt ::fi“’(fc";fl,"u" WO¥Ermme Nt gD 5“"l 1 5 never has een accomplished | N the country seems to dis- Tsao-lin Powerful. i 3 nte o rther away from fit, The genteel ex-bandit, Gen. Chang hat the Chinese political | Tso-lin, at Fengtien (Mukden) holds ound swings Dr. Sun into|yngisputed sway over Manchuria and ! has a more ambitious pro-|Mongolia. He may not be able to one proposes not only 10| whip Gen. Wu Pei-tu, at Peking, and s troubles of China, but .a‘xo probably will mot try again t o soothe the grievances of Afghanls- | nring “hut there is smaller chan tan. Tibet, India and a few other{oe" G2 2tine Chang on hizs home | countries. Iplains. The Chihli element is split! In Power at Canton. between Wu Pei-fu and the aged! ' Sin has been ensconced in Can- | Gen. Tsao’ Kun " Touo wants to_ be Al Tttme fs oo shont W realizing tat it wouid rele Celebrating With Even & . e :|him to the outside of Chihli councils, | ; 4 4 Little | Protests that Tsao fs intellectually | Lower Prices fected in the gar-|incapable. i ilinw- intasted. com. | Tsao cannot whip Wu, and the best| for Standard Quality reially crippled city. This is m.,-elstr- ist in China would lose fa Merchandne wtail in the world scheme of Dr. Sun, pting Gen. Chang's aid in suc t would be a good start. an undertaking. The Anhui elemen t < important and influenial, | holds the Yangtze country. It, Dr. “ Sriparatively small part of | Sun and Chang Tso-lin are ready (o Dir. Sun has brought a'lull in | co-operate for unification. If Wu is | kiicof four militars Tactions | able to dominate the Cnill faction. ! ¢ [ ] [ ] E and Kwangtung | it will not come into the combination. { “'tis ‘close advisers s g s 3 mpaign he and: e — s—- § an they -i- ang i 1 enemies. How- | beyond Dr. | Specially Purchased for Birthday Sale Spring Millinery Wants Big L ne erore A loan of $6.000,000 ig s dis ccomplished practical first | €03 for the purpose of disbandini ! a0 not miatter. A newer and |9 cent of the troops in the sin . ] : e e Hiwars alnied Ja | €le Drovince of Kwangtung. Anti . militarists who can back up th S x convietions to that extent now ha . Plans Four Steps. an opportunity. There are guar: / N 3 E : : in the present program | tecs of repavment of the 1!;‘1'\-"" Dr : ven’ more exceptional values in WS ‘\uu remains in ]mv\v’r e soldiers ! 2 H H t r rnlplv\(n'lll on h-,rnmnnlh and chow, which Ihv‘\ ocen- | | . e 3 4 3 H Ry e e e e o = N 5 as part of our Birthday Celebration. tion of China on a peace | which they always take, for jobs T = 7 y 2 4 popular govern- | r¥ing coolie bskets at the s pay. | 3 ! {i s ¢ Coolle pay is 38 2 month. hence ] \ ? i M f foreig cers | need for a loan. Thia trifiing prel : AX &\ Concermng the Fashions < 2l ina Ar\“'iAPpl S l,n ulll other provine [ {.5 X K y 1a o Grea Soldlering is less dangerous in b [ A HA X United ‘States and others | China than In any other part of the | / X < | THE Sl:HT.S feature the extremely « of thelr iriendliness (o | world, A soldier can stick his dirt § i ) BB\ favored side tie and sash bow effects, or torch of democracy to | the § ? almond Jar. . ; k- {9“0“' 2{:58“ :nddzokic?blyl well ‘dflilored n and help himself. . 3 2 I ines. are 0] i i 3 n is beautifully ideal- ate prominent merchants i i i+ ) . X s inevasiotne e a beautiful spotlight, | paving “squeeze” or stop prosperous | THE COATS, WRAPS AND CAPES ihow h(l)w s‘:riking are the long, slender ines; also the wrap and side tie designs. HIN 3 Many are resplendent with embroidery or Every Type Of M‘l“mery ‘F aShlon braiding. Dress models, silk lined. Individual models that women most admire. 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