Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1923, Page 5

THE NATIONS DENAND CHINA PAY EAVLY 15 Join in Insisting Upon In-| demnity for Bandit Prison- ers and Pledge for Future. TREES CF WASHINGTON BY R. A. EMMONS. September Butterick Patterns, Fash- ion Sheets, the Fall Quarterly Fash- ion Book and the Autumn Needle Art may now be had. Pattern Section, Second floor. Silvershein Athletic Combination Suits for Women Novelty material suits, cool and with perfect fitting detail. Strictly tailored finish with hemstitching and silk webbing at back waistline. Styled with popular bodice top. Flesh, white, maize and orchid. Sizes 36 to 44, $3, Glove Silk Vests Special, $1.45 Women'’s bodice top, glove silk vests in flesh or orchid. Sizes 36 to 38 only. Knit Underwear Section, Third fioor. More New quors In Granite Chiffon Silk Stockings Light fawn, camel, atmosphere, light grays, deeper grays, white, black and gunmetal are the colors in this new shipment, $2 pr. Granite Silk Stockings in regular weight and in the above colors, $1.90 pr, Extra size, $2 pr. Hoslery Section, First fioor. Boys’ and Girls’ Sports Hose, 50c Solid shades of sand, tan, gray, cordovan, black and white, and in those broad-ribbed and roll-top styles that go so well with every costume but the very dressiest. Sizes 7 to 10. = Children's Hoslery Section, Fourth foor. By the Associated Press. PEKING, August 11.— Indemnities | for the capture and imprisonment of foreigners by the Suchow tralp ban- dits last May were demanded of the Chinese government in a communica- | tion presented yesterday over the sig- | natures of fifteen foreign ministers. Although nationals of only four for- eign powens—Americ at Britain, | France and Italy—were victims of the | bandits, the other diplomatic repre- | sentatives joined In a memorandum which indorsed the demand made | separately by various legations at the | time of the brigandage in Honan | | <Hem i [N Underthings 5 Tt : e g for the most fastidious Juniors Nainsook Gowns for girls of 8 to 14 vears. Very dainty affairs with just enough lace and embroidery to keep them youthful..........$1.25 Or if she prefers boyish Pajamas, these in blue, flesh or white crepe or batiste will be exactly right.....$2 Pomand Heavy Damages. he present demands inciude dam- ®aes of $500 (Mexican) daily for each foreign captive the first three days his detention: thercafter compensa- | tion by weeks, with $100 for the first, | §150 for the sccond and proportionate | increases for the other weeks up to $300 for the final week. Supplemen- tary indemuities are required for any injuries sustained in captivity, for medical attention made necessary by or loss of earning he period e itish wernment asked $20.000 for the death of Joscph Roth- | British subject. who w: | and ‘killed when the bandits boarded | the train Two of the Smart New Models Misses’ Black Satn Frocks Unusual Values, $25 Notice the little frills of lace and pleatings that contrive to make frocks of black satin as youthful and wholly charming as yot could icture. . ashion does well in stressing this new type frock for early Fall. Youth, always yearning to appear in black, may do so with con- fidence now that these have arrived. And there are so many different models shown here, Misses' Bection, Fourth floor. Bloomers of crepe, sateen or cam- bric in white, flesh or black and in ..$1 pair Bloomer-style Drawers of cambric are trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 8ito 12 yeass..............75C pair Girls’ Wash Silk Petticoats in white Storins or flesh make summer frocks a bit + slender pyramidal tree, | % holly is really a R 5 the fu- |t . : Ere et ol e e O et daintier; in lengths of 27, 29 and tence on the responsibility etimes orty_feet. growth would doubtless re- 31 .$2 svernors and other au- 1 slender and consideration from land- e 2 S Jires forthe protec. |tal or drooping. Th Jeaven as we rs . Girls’ Ideal Underwaists, plain fin- deep olive g ther species of the holly i % ol Tiex, to be found in the east- ish at 50c; lace or embroidery trimmed IR £ ¥ and tates, but only one of | into the e others .attains the properties ) f a tree. This is the mountain holly | Girls' Section, Fourth fioor. es from Massachu-| [lex montic which ranges from a st to Indiana and!the Catskill mounta outhwa slow grower and seems | along the Alleghanies to A hanghai-Peking express train b 1 » W would gnize it as a h Tientsin-Pukow cuy wi v solls, v well near|for its leaves arc not of the spiny | ndits o « raders | ne type are they evergreer ign captives were | freque deciduous and n of ably notic AMERICAN HOLLY—ILEX OPACA. We are all familiar With the leaves| the custom of emploving holly at £ e | Christmas time which comes rom and fruitsllof [the American holly.( COTIStmasitime Iwhicns comes | £rom though there are many of us, never-hjquity. It has been considered by tiquity theless, who had never seen the to be a survival of an old s s - SN practice of hanging the in- growing tree until we cafle to Wash- Teutonle practice of heneing the ington, where it is fairly prevalent || in_our system of parl aiplomatic | M yiany ! But Eight Go Free munication sug which the ers ne sylvan spirits from ‘lenient weather. o a e 10 " Fruit Juice To Make Cool Summer Drinks 1t is so easy to make and serve refreshing fruit beverages from these various f{ruit juices of orange, lemon, raspberry and straw- berry. Pint, 40c, Candy Section, Fourth floor. it is cxplained, 1 1 and formulated by the picturesque ¥ growing on ; f en o their specir bandits accepted the terms offered exposed and undermined by are grown them by the Chinese government, | shing of alt waters, yet|grounds, on the Mall., and on Blair only. eix ers remained to be | E to the last nd Tilden street. The trees freca. Th ¢ who were 1 chor: strated Situated immediately tive for more than also, and | west of the New National Museum on trains 1 News of the Clubs l Other Recommendations. Other re corps follow police | Women's City Club.—A 1 party {tions were passed and a letter of duty in connection with the railways. | will be given under auspices the | S¥mpathy sent to Mrs, Harding. hat Ch b “hao, the o comman rd on the atta SO b National Society, Daughters of the P s not in uniform at|€VeBINg, 8 pan. There will be tables | American Colonists. — A delegation the time of the attack and took no|for bridge and fhe Jants 1 action, lowing himself to be cap- en o e tured, should be dismissed and never t : ;i vesterday ain emploved 2 police capacity.” |ness and professional women's sec- ~moration ree hun- | ormity with the provisionsition will be held Wednesday s axival ot | protocol article cited the | g; e ors of the lomats reserve the right to order | 9Inner. which will b ved in the d arrived exclusion of the accused nffi('xfll:‘ilahl»n at 6:30 pm., w be followed mong her from asyium 8 ssions. settle- [by a moving picture show—the ro- ‘;;{:\’:;{ SHENES e sty ‘:”"" i mantic, historical drama, “Cardigan. d will be placed | Demand Protection. |Mrs. Thelma Mills Trotter will en- e town brook in Elder Brew Dunishment of “certain oMests doss | (ertain with dinlect songs. Mrs. Bes- | S e G not adequately satlsty tle claims of N. Wild serving us accompanist v; diplomatic body. . ; Ada C. Milly Payne will preside. the train, capture o travelers, Stioe i the length of their captivity and th nysfionsylmicentio 1 Hieue Which had to be resoited to] The entertainment committee an- & to obtain their release prove to th S dance to be given A ship of M world that foreigners do not 5 cey. national presi in China the guarant ¥ nearly 800 members, which they are entitled,” the 1- | tained at th operation in n process of organ t expects to marl Cool Boudoir Slippers = Reduced to $1.35 &H The summer type of boudoir slipper to accompany lighter negliges. These are of fine poplin and of the highly recognized DANIEL GREEN MAKE. In shades of rose, gray, pink and light blue. Finished with big fluffy silk pompons and comfortable with low’ flat heels and leather soles. H Exceptional values, for these are all from our.regular higher-priced stock. s Women's Shoe Section, Third fcor. le for th duct of the polic nmittee Monday Adorable, Cool Little Summer Creepers —they are in the most cunning styles and very moderate in price. $1.50 Includes Creepers of striped or checked gingham in button-under style and trimmed in different ways with white madras or plain-color collars of pink or blue. $2.50 Creepers of novelty crepes, striped ma- dras, chambray, gingham or poplin. With little belts; turn-over collars, cuffs, and trimmed with shirring or fancy stitching. Sizes 1 to 2 years. Models illustrated at each price. Infants' Section, Rourth floor. The subscription di Very Chic Very Tailored Forsythe Blouses $3 Forsythe Blouses of Dimity with all that inherent perfection of tailoring characteristic of Forsythe. These midseason blouses show newness in trimmings of tissue : ginghams and narrow pleatings. : Two models illustrated: One with pique collar, cuffs and front inset; the other with tiny colored cording edging collar and cuffs. Blouse Sectlon, Third foor. : Closing Out All Slipova-alls, 85¢ A Much Lowered Price Play clothes, well known as among the coolest, most comfortable and readily laundered suits for active little people. Made of styrdy Khaki Jean or Chambray with square neck, button front and drop seat. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Boys' Sectlon, Fourth floor. Jars and Jelly Glasses clubhouse. i ubsc n supper. to the Lin-Cheng in-{in the at 6 nication asserted, ' uled for August 22 A dramatic p can be > strict regard | Eram will be given under the dir by all authorities in China for the|tion of Miss Adelaide 1. B nts of foreign and for the!W Chamberlin preside. | Soreptimists’ Clu a_meeting treaties in fo in addition to all| h study O. Jose- | held Tue morning in the offices idemnities claimed. The diplomats | phine . leader, will meet Thurs- |of the clu sident, Mrs. Ruby Lee | determined “to guard closely and day at 7:30 p.m Minar resolutions of respect and sym- [ maintain by all measures within th The evening class of the French | as to the death of the President, | power the defen »f these rights ction will meet Tue: ¥ at 6 o'clock | Warr G. Harding, we adopted, | Harding i e application of the tre which | for the diners at the French table. < be sent to Mrs solemnly confirmed at the time{and at 7 o'clock for the members of and to Mrs. Begsie L. Edmonston, a orning class will relative of the late President, and the final establishment of the | the causerie. The Chinesé republic by official d a- | meet Wednesday at 11 am, herself a soroptimist. A floral plece | he le classes are free club e was voted to be sent to the Capitol tion_to t on_Octo een days prior to|Those interested please communic Wednesday morning. In respect to the with Miss H. H. Arnold, chai late President, the regular weekly publication in the same month.” 2 m';_-hfm] h aegtion; z ce. | luncheon of the club was omitted. ‘]plonday We Agam Offer Grave Danger to China, The communica week days from 3 to 6 o'clock p.m.| The Mardelle Social Club held an diplomatic ¢ except Saturday. when e library | election of officers Tuesday at its brigandige hours are from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m | clubrcoms, 1117 Buchanan street, as 00 I . - | follows | n v League,—Through the so- | Louls Tennebaum, president; Jack | ro Schneider, vice prestd Shea Cha- | i i .| sen. treasurer: Harry Yaffy, secretary, and Mrs. Charl lan:l Mary Witt, sergeant-at-arms. > 5 e i Assoc the foreign office stated it desired to |the Central ,‘\u‘:' «[;a«,,::yi’] | U. S. GRAIN TO BE FIRST. excluds fozelgners: R Mission, the Children’s Hospital, the | Semaeae government has recently been st Relief and other charities. | warned ‘that these nouifications will [Mra, Kate Trenholes Abrame o share: | 2k Of Shins to IMake Canadian be considered valid only for a limited |man of the committee working for Product Late Overseas. period. and the corps hereby declares | national representation for the. peq. that henceforth it shall consider |ple of the District, has done effective | WINNIPEG, August 11.—American these as official recognition on the | Work, and the president ot the reuse |rain will be sold overseas ahead of cident, the the whole e rights and The diplo- Mrs. George re- | Mrs cent brigandage in official notifica- | W, tions respecting insecurity in certain ! to districts from which, on that account, | tion, These iron bridge lamps are always popu- lar, for living room, sun parlor, or any- where about the home—and they’re really the ideal lamp for cottage or bungalow— Quart Size .90c 14-Gallon :Si ..81.25 E. Z. Seal Jars part of the government of the ex-[has spoken for the cause befors |iNat grown In the Canadian west be- istence of brigandage in the distric mentioned, and all renewals of said notifications after the fixed time limit , 8s official admissions of the govern- ment of their failure to suppress brigandage in these same districts wherein its existence has been de- nied.” Threaten Further Action. The corps pointed out that though China has more soldiers than any other country y fail to suppress brigandage, either because they are rot paid. because they do Mot make the effort or because the best troops are otherwise employed. The communication concludes: “As!| 7 t s China employs their bes 1 civil war, national and 7 1, the troops will be diverted from their true task. “That if the government continues | to authorize and tolerate abuses, not setting themselves resolutely to re- press brigandage which threatens the ;| rights and interests of foreigners, the diplomats will be obliged to consider what further steps should be taken in thé country which, although en- | joying the rights accorded members of the family of nations, has shown itself to be incapable of fulfilling even |; the most fundamental duties insepa- rably connected with the rights and privileges of memberships.” NURSES KILLED BY TRAIN. Cousin of Lady Astor Vietim of Col- lision in Virginia. DANVILLE, Va., August 11.—Two rurses, Miss Nancy Keen and Mrs. S. K. Lickliter, were killed yesterday when their automobile was hit by a Southern rallway passenger train at a crossine in Schoolfield, a suburb. The car stalled directly in front of a syeeding train and was hurled fifty feet from the tracks. Miss Keen, who was driving, was killed instantly. Her companion died two hours later at u Lospital, fiss lieen was a cousin of Lady Nancy Astor and Mra Charl Fibsor, number of bodies, both in Washing- | e 0f Ineufficlent b&:}: A ton and in other places, securing the | in“some grain circles, according to | approbation and encouragement 1o | agvices last mlght from Fort Ham- continue the effort to secure the fran- | {iton to the Manitoba Free Press. chise for men and women in the Cap- | The report states that American { ftal cit boats are concentrating on their own ! - —— grain trade. € simeriean Naturopathic Assocla- | ™ American steamshlp companies, the tion, Distr, of Columbia branch, met e at 1715 Massachusetts avenue Tues- | affact . thale: iheres o ot GOut into da_.} ening. & Canadlan wheat to market as a pro- | he speakers of the evening, Dr.| test against the new Canadian law |Joe Shelby Riley and Dr. Alfredo | which requires them to file thelr Warsaw. paid tribute to the late Pres- | tariffs with the board of graln com- ident, Warren G. Harding. Resolu- missioners at Fort William, ' il You'll Welcome News from Home No matter how far away you are—or how pleasurably en- grossed in your vacation— you'll want to keep posted on what's going on here in i| Washington. You'll get all the i{| mnews—fresh and reliable—if vou'll direct that THE STAR— Daily and Sunday—be mailed to your address—wherever it may be—=changed as often as necessary Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Maryland and Virginia All Other States Daily ana Daily and Sunday Daily Sunday nday Daily Sunday One month, 70c 50c 20c One month, 8¢ 60c 25c One week, 20c 15c 5c One week, 25c 20c 10c 14-Pint Size Pint Size.. Quart Size. 14<Gallon Size ..$1.60 Jelly Glasses Small...... 40c Medium. . .45¢ Large .. so this selling will be doubly interesting, at this very low price. They have a special swivel arm which is adjustable to any angle—and you may choose from nine different styles of at- tractively decorated parchment shades. 5-ft. cord with plug is included. The Lamp and Shade, $3.95—an Extraordinary Value Lamp Section, Second floor. Rubbers Good Luck..........10c Pkg. Double Lip..........10c Pkg. Atlas Special........15c Pkg. Mason Tops..... E. Z. Seal Tops.........:25¢c Glassware Bection, Fifth floor. 55 Reffigerators at Greatly Reduced Prices Double savings in this sale of high-grade refrigerators, not only in the re- duced prices, but in the saving of food and ice that these good refrigerators bring. These are made by one of the largest manuiacyurers of fine refr!g.er- ators in this country. They all have oak cases and white enameled provision compartments with rounded corners—easy to keep clean. Lift-Top Styles Three-Door Side Icer 90 1b. # , $12.50 145 1Ib. ice capacity, $24.50 115 16, s capacity, 317 160 1. ice capacity, $2825 135 b, ice capacity, $22.50 - Refrigerator Section, Fifth fioos. kD R TS ST