Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1923, Page 22

(5 CHNESE PRGN [ LTS NREASHG - Four Cabinet Members Try to Carry on Government in Peking. BY CLIFFORD FOX. - By Cable to Tbe St ind éago Daily News. 7 Camle e O e S PEKING, July G. — The Chinese government situation here steadily is growing woérse. .One faction head- ed by Gen. Li Yuan-Hung, deposed president, is trying to féné¢tioh from Tientsin, while a second, composed of ‘four cabinet ministers whose offi- clal authority 13 in.doubt, afre en- deavoring to carry on’ Peking gov-] ernment Aflall‘s Supporters of ‘Marshai-Tsa6 Kun, aspirant for the presidency, are urg- ing”an alliance witlk DY. Sun Yat- at Canton .and already are ne- ating with southern members of parliament toward such an alliance. FE s D teved That Teao Kun will be unwilling to effect any compromise vith un, fearing such a step him the supvort of Gen. Wu Pei-Fud Radicals among Tsao Kun's follow- ers are mzlni him to come to Peking and assume the gictatorship-6? China without waiting’ for parliament’s ap- proval or until ah election can be held. — Apparently chating" delay of an . ‘eléction, offer _ta stage “a- muti, which*would ‘g{vé:Tsaj cuse tb assume thE aun moderate membeérs of: th tingent object to sukl ir r‘ (l"\e "5‘1\5’?.: Lh vers are joining in another rning to what is left of the government. BALTIC:DOCTOR, DEAF, . TO THIRSTY PASSENGERS 480 on White Star Liner Suffer During Dry Voyage to Liverpool. ted Press. OL. July §-—The White ‘l mnulnlnl about 360, re of Miss Nichols to return to far «oorn Mohday caused concern < search was l(lr!.fl. but no tréce of he as {omontle. Miss Nichols to Ra- leigh from Greenwood, 5. &0 years Her mother now, uvn at Green- wood it is stated. - HEADS AMATEUR PRESS.’ 3 = [ ew Jersey Woman Third to” Be Honored by National Body. CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 5.—Mrs. Hazel Pratt Adams of Plainfield, N. J. wgs. chosen president of the National 'Amateur Press Association wn selact.d for next yea Otner officers elected include: H. » Lawson, Detrolt and Wfllilm Labovits, official editor, Il’ld C J Klfl ney, Cleveland, treasu: Mrs. Adams is the lY’ll"d woman to be elected head of the organization | In the forty-elght’ years of its ex- istence. en found after she left the ll- [~ vs.mnmnnvmuxu.‘ ico ‘Tenus independencs Day Statements h lex(oo City. s By the Allwhflm MEXICO CITY, July “5—vStability it instra- S Warren: one of flm?nt puh\llm in E1 Universal. ‘No ]ovemn.m can b : wrote, defined ‘o ] h [lue regard for t! of others” John Barton Payne, the other Am- arican commisgioner, said in'a simi- government is o its laws are just, onestly and im- “unle: 1 partially enforced. POLISH GOVERNMENT PAYING FOR.ENGINES |3 [IA, -July S~—~An".inl- ”6 000, mtd v-the Repubtic: of P - tg I dwin Locomotive ‘W, gfl‘ 1, b locomatives gold" to. that .o 50 1919 on a dohrnflq}-ymsnl P lmodmyou to red friend —a de- meal that takes !m-fefim‘nmwpfi- Nothing to do but Made fi'om the fa. mous ’s Cod Fish ~—NoBones.Theoriginal readv-td-fry filh ukes. godai"llésyl; -’Ceke‘.s. dicates tho faith 'hlch President * | Samuel—- M. has -steadfastly- ‘Vauciain shown in the new republic, notwith- clain in the future of never sh. on sceount of py ‘before it was -annual interest payment. "WOULD TEST DOCTORS. NEW YORK, July 5.—An examina- tion of all practicing phydicians every fivé years to prove that they are ke u-: Dace with medical prog- 88 ed yesterd: Fram Out of Town O matter if you're summer- N ing in Atlanti¢'City. Colo- rado Springs, or Xdxnqwax- . ‘vbxzxq. near Lake Bmcv- ferdaxnhlk, of course, you'll “mail Tolman your collars {§ for TOLMANIZING—: 2 flexible and alow-to-wxh 2 The Tblman, Laun'di'y & F..W. MacKenzie, Manager 6th and C Streets N.W. qTolmnn 1:1{11 send ‘you the h ‘lmfifl Phone anum very dry condition, her 4so{f " ~ passengers finding the ship’s doctor’ unresponsive to appeals for liquor, which was only :given to patients suffering {rom seasickness or other bona fide illness. When ‘the Baitle arrived. in New York she had sealed stores of 6,000 bottles of alcoholic _beverages: on board, and after the confiscation pro- cess in New York harbor she had more than 1,000 bottles left, under seal,_for medicinal pgrposes. . Theas, however, reached Livernoo) untouchet except for a half dozen bottles. —_— ke e 3 POLICE SEARCH STATE FOR MISSING TEACHER Woman Last Seen ‘Alighting From Raleigh Street Cnr to Visit Mce of Physichn B! tbe Aiuwmea Press. {RALEIGH, N. €. July 5.—The local pauce department_has been asked to r? in_the effort"being made by Cara-] lefg] h Mills officials to find Miss Evelyn Nichols, m.;(c teacher inthe mill com; First Aid to Hunger That you may have enough to go around - yet none to waste Wag- ner’s Beans are packed ' * in 3 convenjent sizes. It's more economical. Esst Breskira, Eaitimers, Mu. 4 \\"agners Pork » ‘Beans Stop ltching Skin Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives.Prompt Relief There is one safé, dq;&!bbh trpat- ment that nl:dh-hdfin( . that cleanses ‘and dbd:m lhb skin. Ask any mbn._* or §1 &3 e of Zemo and “apply it as directed. %oon you will find that Irritations, imples; Blackheads, Eczema, Elotches, Ringworm and simildr skin troubles will dhl”ur - the sl Teais o B et oy banishes most skin eruptions, makos ALL DOBBS $5 NOW, $3.85. splits, etc. $5 The four most shades . Palm Beach o trousers, ‘Théy *are sand, Myht _ brown dnd gray.” $2.95 nations as.well as solid and maroon. . . that insures proper fit quick drying capacities. all sizes from 32 to 46. * Light “weight Summer “hose” with ‘fancy tops. dinen> (Ecru to match knickers.) Mhs 2 osigisting of X } Birks and Witsoh. with rigid steel stays. - The straws are in all braids— : plain and fancy sennits, China - Palny Beach. Trousers popular correctly tailored into separate All-Wool Bathing Suits ‘Worth Much More “ Made in pleasing combi- ‘These suits are of a.quality e Huds, g The*'tlub: a7, ¥ Tlu bags are of heavy white' * or - brown canvas' combined AND $6 HATS, $3.85. all the finag 1] scope, penc square crown styles. - H-A-N-A-N-S "= More Big News! Entlre Stock " Men’s Hanan Low Shoes, Choice : cloth - tan, . lasts mnde. navy and - In English Golf l'!ose, 81 golf The * -calors are camel, gray, tan and. .. linen Special Golf Outtit ' think of Hanan. Dobbs Straws and Others, 8385 It would be good economy to buy one now—not only because there is so much left of summer—but. «even to lay away for next season’s wear. -ALL THE HECHT CO. PANAMAS, LEG- HORNS, BANGKOKS AND BAL. ~—FORMERLY SELLING FRO\( $5 TO $7. qO IBUNTALS.. " 'The punmu. lf;homo nnd hats are in tele- curl, optimo and . Ypu are accustomod to thinking of high prices when you That’s bhecause they are high quality shoes. l’lere is your opportumly to purchase one or more pairs for the price of the really ordilmry shoe. “Black calf, tan calf, patent colt, black kidskin — splendldly "fashioned ‘into the nobbiest, best-wearing and most comfoflablov Men’s Sport Oxfords, $7 50 Refl llvevwire sport styles' for the man about town. 'First, there are tan calf oxfords with plain toe effects, with the new erépe rubber soles that are so light, so easy on the feet. . "Then there are two-tone calf oxfords with rubber soles and heels —euppy, uylfih lasts, $7.50. "Htefiechi‘ Co. .t Tth at F Membcr B:mr &ufim‘x Eunau :.' was made the | Gaddis of Chicago before'the twenty- s has evers. | seventh sanuml convention of the ‘Model F2, Ven 6f the fifteen cliemicdl elements iréd by the 'human: body. She ted more wnrefined foods, President; Dr. 'W. A. Cravett, Daytor | Ohio; ,viom presidents, Dr.. C. ¥ Swope, Washingtor Di & Dr Aw Willerd, ‘Miseouls, Mont.’ ang Dr Pauline Mantle, iprin ithic Association. Unsnghtly Floors _ —need net rise up to shame you ‘before ewery guest. Refinishing them will prove about the easiest * ‘thing in the world if you do the- _job ~with * REILLY’S STAINS, VARNISHES or other finishes. § Tell us about the condition. 6f ;your floors and we'll advise you ‘how best-to beautify them. Spe- c1ally Low ‘Prices on all paint supplies. ; : é HUGH REILLY co PAINTS, OILS, GLASS Phone Maxn 1703 1334 New York Ave. —hl;“ » T.lld—hl ’umt you will be de- i for | Metal Garages To:Make the n'ome A Sweeter Home Orpheus, ) goes the fable, moved trees and stones with h1s music. True .or mot, the moral is: plain. \othmg that is not affected by-the“concord of sweet sounds.” Perhaps your home is without music. --Has it occurred to you that its atmosphere might be more congénial, its members. hap- pier, if you could turn 6n a song, an orchestra or‘a band at will? ‘Are there children? You owe them music.” Theit souls will be thwarted without it, and their wonderful little personalities will grow even more wonderful under the. joyous influence of music.” < zof g F This remarkable sale of Columbla Grafonolas offers you music at unheard-of low prices: And The Hecht Co. widens the opportumtv by making- the condmons of _payment llberal and convement % 1_()0 Columbla Grafonola, is- 839-50 :;:M. Model G2, $125 Columbia ;,Jrg_zionola, is $54.50 Model H2, 140 Columbia (’;“mfonola; is 86450 Model KZ‘,—SM ;i Columbla G’t-afonqla, is-869.50" Model E2, ‘8475’ Columbia: Grafonola, is 884:50 - Mostly in Wdlnut and Makogany P e