Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 22

. Coumtiess mumbers ment an@ Iurlisg violent imnvactives ow | tabitsh some poinmt of formal contact | but surcly. h ) 2 3 th AP ? . ier. &, Perzons aza Saticutions * On ine Jonger neccmary nor weicome. The Poceroon both governmentu. probably | tom i o catiiog. ith Intker nyd- ative rs are fast getting away e e T oy | who nitnerws Bve’ TeaR 1o et openmk o trade mission in Moscow. | bers of shops closing their doorssen n pape: 'Jnn to dest alt: lh('r Ib day o e wee 134 perfodical from this indiscriminate publication storiag. Svewd CurTons now recogmize this chamge and want ‘havies fire ‘ :L?« o e Tasveant have Newspapers published in h“'”“‘ nd Japanese TaDIaly Than almORt Sy SURAF State]id Come Dack. Cbak Alasis Molatoy. | definite Dledges conebrning Greatsr|been the ore done et oo e are piaving & greater role gnpually in eastern Burope. . Russia’s aew gold | Russia’s most powerful living writer, [ treedom to American trade, compensa- | are constructed and managed in for- in the altairs of Jaban. There are S Clea guarantesd carrency ‘rapidly has the way among the 1n,el- tion for the losses of private citizens | eign style. The Sunday observance S D e e Libraries Play Big Part. placing worthless paper ruble: o from Patis, he|in Russia Oring the revohition and cribers are IO are new ten-ruble notes- bringing absolute pledges wgainst di 4 | move, however, received u severe jolt Rats St cheltosubs = The Tbrare: aying a < are bri : o nst direct and [the other a en the Mitsuko A e e e o e Torg poth in Rusda’aad sbroud than | Ruselas Telation io orgen powers |indirect communist propaganda amons | dcparimen: i B LR informative {extbooks for improving B ergien 3 Rt s [ Arme el o] {the pudlic ‘mina. 'l'hlre are awm\y Hegotiations with 3 for recogn The Russian government might be | jts ey their ability in reading English. The d ver F . ederatws Galn Fower. . Ton are proceeding satisfactordy. | given to understand that the. trade o T astuinE [ L ’ !H"! lwu“!fl lu 'nm] " r | mi“iifl ! AMINe|* Mogerste londers, ke Foreign The nrst move was taken, by Japan, misflon was @ probationary stage | It is contended by (he managemen conten g uml IR Hibe bobe o J l lm men u..ml lw (T ] MORI Wpamme m‘, T Y Period -Puts Nation on |asens T te ,‘:m,“’m... ';e e e e e e "“"’“ ‘° 53:..,., o ecdonin dlll aiden Ll AT | azines Hungrily Read These foreign n:v\\pxn;r\ are pnhl'h\h— 5°R WL of the Road to P t NS BT S Tiing o =t = - ed by Britishers, one by an American i oad to § e u;“‘"*‘ LR COMO = erame: . rospenty. thor! ad control. t- | Biving American indust e AR the i Ix Con o el N | Riph Sy ey Sho' votumes, Y. Tike “Trotsir .hbught by the outsite] ern Asis for Generations ¢5 come. mum opportunity to dev " s While the highly developed school e world to be extremists, are co-operat “We want recognitien.” a soviet|vast resources. . . BY E. R. EGGER. Have English Supplements, system is the biggest factor, the g LI ing with them. diptomat recently told the writer. | doors bolted. A large proportion of Yo A _new and interesting development | rewspapers and periodi. ? havi BY F. A. MACKENZIE. hile - the -new harvest will not|“We aré willing to pay the price to ! the. » from other cities, whete v Cable to The Star and the caiceso Daily |n this fleld is the recent introduction | plaved a_large part .in educating . realize the extravagant expectations |the first nation which will do busé SUNDAY CLOSING JOLTED . m has not vet been pug gn st s 5o of English supplements by two lead- . Moday inliteraty is a rare |°7 CWPleto The Star and Chicags Daily News. | of the. bolshevist propagandists, it|ness. We preferred to co-operate ! y TOKIO, July 3 apan is a nation newspapers in Tokio | thing. found only in the remote rural X . SRR will, unless totally ‘unforeseen disas- | with America on the Pacific, bet B 3 gular Sundays off in of omnivorous readers. Not enly do . These papers are pro- | districts. -The .rikisha- man and the MOSCOW. July 30.—The final cids- | ter becurs, produte sufficiént surplus | America Jooks with a blind eve upen Y JAPANESE MERCHANTS Japan made up for by the large the school children devour the con- dueed entirely by Japanese staffs and meanest coolie has his newspaper |ing of the American relief adminis- for mule abroad to give the govern-|our friendly gestures, hence our sym- VRN number of national hc : ; . : ment, for thé first time in its RIStory, | pathetic response to Japan. emo bt E0 tents of an unusually large number of ?.;'.f.'.,"’.y'z:fvtln'pf.".':”mx‘);o:-':g‘:.b',‘,’;’ fucked sway ferhis belt and snatches | tration in Russia marks not only the c Y. | p P ap memoration of Rov - 5 . The e - scores of millions of' dnll for the i . 8, 4 Practice Gaining Strength Sudden- | perial events of note or on the occa books in their studies, but they may | guage d mements 1o read tn conten L mne | tarmination of the most splendldly e and for edive L. 8. Frtenuvin . i + | sions of religious festivals be seen browsing among the book{ It it interesting and & :mu illumi- | ¢ the printed pam®e i8.a growing ex- | Successful and gigantic work of in- || quipment and . tion of | All r|nsse_:_h deflreh Almerlun ’c‘ y Feels Effect of Failure of Big | T entary es ic of v s T operat v want A & | Statls und purchasing widely in mag- | igea St mewn to note the contents of | Bretmon N s Dot SF | ommtionhl sl 10 mecemn Mistorx i D N iy ot uf-thoatress | baaauce. they. secomniss the: taot lha‘.l‘ Store to Observe Holiday. FILIPINOS BUY LUXURIES. - azines and books of fiction, biography {a Japanese newspaper. There will be | fairs to foreign questions. it also marks the emergence of Rus-|or the wreckage®of the cruelties of the | American capital is necessary to re>| o ...y qu. giac ana ch i . . and even heavier types. The eireula- | found articles of the most personal|yijij soon pass whem the common peo- | Sid into a new period of her national | revolution into a saner atmosphere. | construction, and the non-bplshevists 7 News. Copyright 3 MANILA, July 30.—The people-e 2 vt nature, no fact being too bragen of | nie of Japan can longer be hoodwink- | \fe The new constitution is evidence of a |desire it, believing intercourse = with ¥ it = the Philippines have spent 14,2 tions of the leading newspapers in|private for publication. Most minute By ‘Dredatory interests Ot ureay- . ge for the better. Forelgners to- | America is the best means of secur-| TOKIO, July 30—Sunday is not a|pe - luxuries since the 1 Tokio, Osaka and other principal | details are given. even regarding |crytic government agencies. The country is escaping from bank- are as safe within Russian ter- | ing a modification of the extreme as- of rest in Japan. Although set cities run far above the million mark | CTimes of most revolting nature. The ruptey. Her national pride and am- | ritory as anywhere in continental Eu- | pects of soviet rule. asile for this purpose according to amount_automob, : ; editorial expressions cover u wide R S bitton. which recomtly have been |FoPE. The contrast between conditions | Among responsibie Americans here | Christ{an teachings, the effect of | the part. but diam daily, while in Tokio alone there are| .nce of feeling. the limited freedom | The ruddy kingfisher, a bird natiye g 2 2 today and these of Lwo vears ago IS there is a growing agreement that tianity has not yet reached suffi- T ecious stones, per fourteen leading daily newspapers, all!of the press often being pushed to the | of Borneo. makes it < ce | smothered in feeble internationalism. | simast unbelievable. the moment is approaching when |cient proportions to brinz thi having an important bearing on public extreme in lambasting the govern-. . ' are reviving. Foreiga charity. with! _Epidemics which yearly since the|America might with advantage es-|in the Land of the R cu|ahons. Books and Mag— s show up largel Annual Money-Saving Event % Offering' Quality Furniture at LOWEST PRICES Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Point the Way lo Easy and Immediate Ownership of Fine Furniture A Beautiful Oak- & | - Ly ] B {§ There iv no red tape attached . 2 £ L - - - Z {8 to vour credit at the Hub. The finished Rocker ‘ . | — [N = el o — i simplicity of our credit eyetem = : : " 1y L) b il T Sz IR ’ & - e ~ ¥ and the lack of complications with epring neAll upho A —3 ! . % ¥ tend to make it the most desira- stered in imitation leather ble form of credit privileges in is given FREE with every ; : the city. purchase of $100.00 or § B ' . ¥ . = § ¢ Here's the story: A small ot asheloricredit. LG ‘ 3 . ( ’ amount at the time of purchase: 3 - ) 2 the balance arranged in easy vou have yvour choice of a 3 b 1. convenient weekly or monthly 35-pc. 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