Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 21

BRITAIN TO BE FIRM IN MEXICAN CRISIS Would Withhold New Eavoy if Agent Is Expelled, as Threatened. PREMIER SEES KELLOGG Southern Republic Situation Dis- cussed With U. S. Ambassador. iated Press ON, June 17.—Premier Mac- through the Mexican consul lay made strong repre- seRtations ding the attempt of the Mexican rovernment to expel Her- . birt C. Cummins, British agent. The premier made it clear that Sir Thomas Hohler, recently named by Great Britain to go to Mexico to look over the situation with a view to the ible resumption of regular diplo- lations, would not proceed on ion if the Mexican government in its present attitude. The premier interviewed American Ambassador Kellogg this morning, and rdported that progress had been made in the Cummins matter. The American zovernment s being kept fully in- formed of the steps taken by Great Efitain in the Mexican incident. Chilean Minister Confers. The Chilean minister, Don Augustin Fadwar lled at the foreign office n in reference to the Mea- ion ted in official quarters that the report that the Chilean minister Mexico City had advised the recall Cummins was untrue. It was ex- ned, however, that the Chilean min- to Mexico has been doing his best -relieve the present situation. Min- wards would not discuss the details of his visit to the foreign offic TIME GIVEN BY MEXICO. To Await Prudent Period Before || Enforcing Expulsion. MEXICO CITY, June 17.—In a brief Hummer Is Saved. Rlessed be whose heart is kind; To peed of others never blind. —Hummer the Humminghird. It was toward night. Farmer Brown's Boy ran through the cold rain from the barn to the house. As he started to open the door he hap- pened to glance to one side. He Jdidn’t open the door. He stopped, stared, rubbed his eyes and stared ell, what do you know about exclaimed Farmer Brown's ‘ Hiane “THE__POOR _LITTLE FELLOW MUST HAVE TRIED TO FIND HELTER HERE AND HAS DIED FROM COLD.” MUTTERED FARMER BROWN'S BOY SOR- ROWFULLY. Boy. “That is a hummingbird sit- ting there, or I don't know one when 1 see it Hummer the Humming- bird didn't move. He was perched on a nail which had been driven into the house beside the door. He lool oficial note issued late vesterday the | = ‘oreign office announced that Mexican government would wait a the | | prudent period” before actively enc | |FY| forcing the expulsion order under article 33 of the constitution against Archivist Cummins of the British le- | | . Fation. It is understood that this notice was the result of mediation by the Chilean minister, who is now ne- . g directly with the on by which the forcible re- of Mr. Cummins from the le. building and the country will avoided. After the lapse of the period re- ferred to, the Mexican government, in | | ™ the absence of a satisfactory ar- rangement. will proceed to carry out 118 expulsion order effectively. The notice declares that the authorities are adopting this action "ont of con- sideration for the request of the dip- lomatic corps.™ Bishop Fiske Much Better. BALTIMORE, Md, June 17— Bishop Charles Fiske of the Central New York Episcopal Diocese. who is ill with pneumonia at Unlon Memorial Hospital here, was reported resting comfortably this morning after the best night he has had in the last iwo weeks. While h zarded as a very sick man, the hos- e still was re- || BEDTIME STORIE 1216 F St. N.W. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS od as if he had been stuffed and st up there. Farmer Brown's Boy :‘l);x‘;d.n‘l believe that it was a living mer and started to take him from the perch. But Hummer olung so tightly to the perch t Farmer Brown's Boy had to loosen those tiny toes one at a time from their gTip on the nail. “The poor little fellow must have tried to find shelter here and has died from the cold,” muttered Farmer Brown’s Boy sorrowfully. “He got up here too soon, and this sudden cold” wave was too much for him. What a pity!” He took Hummer into the house and then he noticed for the first time that Hummer's tiny eyes still held ou —if inds are “Awninged.” show):rli‘;":uoh:/e the protection of Awnings there'll be no need to close the windows. Same is true of the sun. on the house and the porch—but if you have Awnings you are immune. Awnil are a necessity to comfort—view them as an invest- ment. "é:l?l:-tel and meyfllonl will be submitted without obli- gation, Won’t Mind the Rain some brightness. Porfilg he wasn't ead. Farmer Brown's Boy took him him where while Hummer began to show some signs of life. “He lsn't dead yet!” oried Farmer ‘erhaps Brown's Boy, delightedly. ‘P I can save T He found a small basket, lined it with some soft cotton, which he first warmed, and put Huommer in it Hummer moved a little, but only a little. He was quite satisfied to nestle down in that warm place. When night came and it was time to | A go to bed Farmer Brown's Boy cov- ered the basket, leaving little alr- holes, and then hung the basket where it would be warm all night. He was up bright and early next morning and eagerly peeped into the basket. Hummer was moving about. Farmer Brown's Boy took off the cover, and Hummer flew over to a window. But he was far from strong. “He must be nearly starved.” said Farmer Brown's Boy. “I can’t think of anything to feed him but sugar No matter how sudden the It can pour down Tent and Awning Section Merchants and Manufacturers’ Assn., Inc. Walter J. Proctor Co. 210 to 214 H Street N.W. R. C. M. Burten & Son, 911 E Street N.W. K Spiral Crepe! Another Sale of SKIRTS Made of This Wanted Material! $5.95 COMBINATION PLEATS PANEL PLEATS BOX PLEATS SIDE PLEATS The Copeland C Franklin Sq 1313 K Street Capital Awning Compa W. E. Rusxell 1503 North Capitol Street and water. water. at once he livelier. You see, the time beams into the window. Hummer perched on the edge of a tumbler on the window sill, where he could feel the full warmth of the sunbeams. Then he began to preen his feathers. He] seemed not at all afrald. n the middle of the He eats sweet nectar from the flowers, so perhaps sugar and water will help him out” So Farmer Brown's thin sirup by dissolving sugar in Hummer took a little of it. Then he took a little more. Almost became brighter asd it takes only a little food to give such a tiny bird strength. By Brown's Boy had finished his break- fast Hummer was flying about and every moment looking more himself. The rain was over. Boy made a Farmer forenoon | pos: Farmer Brown's Boy ‘took Hummer outside and let him go. He darted away as swiftly as if nothing had happened to him. Straight to some Into one after another he ran his long bill. Then, like a little living jewel, he disappeared over toward the Old Orchard. Hummer had been saved. (Copyright, 1924, by T. W. Burgess.) Killed by Fall From Pole. TAMPA, Fla, June 17.—Charles Webb, twenty-eight, an electrician, was killed here today when he fell from a pole on which he was work- ing. Fellow workmen declare that he was not electrocated, as they tested the wiring of the pole shortly after Webb's death, and falled to find ex- ed wires. In falling Webb crash- cd into a small tree and it is be- lieved the impact resulted in inter- OO Give Your Eyes a Square Dedl It is easy to secure glasses permitting one to see keenly. But that is not enough—you should see in ab- solute ecomfort, unconscious that you are wearing glasses. This requires plenty of instruments and real skill on the part of the examiner. Our eyesight specialist is prepared to give just such a service; he can satisfy the demand of the most particular. Phone for an appointment and get what is Right. And Charge Accounts Are Welcomed astelbery’ Washington's Oldest Credit Jewelers 931 Pennsylvania Ave. —where you are sure of paying the lowest price for quality! Our buyers—even in the case of s Every garment and accessor tomers demand. This is wh most becoming to your individuality. Yy you are seldom pecial purchases—insist upon making careful selections. y on display here was chosen with the knowledge of what our cus- , if ever, disappointed in finding the style and color Again, We Score High!—In a Special SALE of Women’s Summertime Silk Dresses $26.50 $34.50 early flowers in the garden he flew. | Ga nal Injuries. He was married and came here recently from Savannah, HAY’S Pure Fruit Syrups for Punch IFivc Fruit, pts...... Five Fruit,'qts......$1.35 Panama Punch, pts., 30c Panama Punch, gts., 60c Magruder, Inc. Best Groceries Conn. Ave. and K St. Established 1875 We’re Proud of It and feel sure you will agree with us and will want to share this pride by owning one of our detached homes in Wesley Heights The and success we bhave made_in community of moderate priced Bomes prove that the values we offer are indisputable. Don't de- lay to inspect our homes. FIRE IS COSTLY! W. C. and A. N. Miller ""‘*"““fi"‘ Realtors 1119 17th St. Main 1790 Read About the tures of BILLY SQUEEZE 4y BEITY SQUEEZE IN THIS COLUMN « EVERY WEEK. AW DLEASE TAKE EM KITTY,~ AND ILL SHOW You MY WHITE MICE WHO WANTS YOUR OLD APPLE AN’ FLOWERS— BESIDES CYRIL IS TAKIN' US TO THE MOVIES) CHEER UP JIMMY YOu GOTTA PUT ON LOTS OF 'DOG TO CATCH GIRLS~ WEAR THIS "BILLY SQUEEZE CAP" AN’ K NOCK 'EM COLD SHETHREW ME DOWN, BILLY SQUEEZE, FOR THAT 5155Y! I'M THROUGH WITH WOMEN pital autharities were more optimistic concerning him t any time since he suffered a relapse about a week ago. Just 75 of these beautiful Spiral 19 styles at this price. Crepe Silk and Wool Skirts! A wonderful “pick-up”!— which we came across in skirmishing throughout the markets for good, well styled skirts to offer at a low price. They are excellent quality Spiral Crepe, in ‘choice of the following shades— 12 styles at this price. $35.00 to $59.50 Would Have Been Their Prices Had We Bought Them In the Regular Way—and They Look It! THE lagging summer season is playing havoc in the wholesale markets—almost daily we are closing advantageous deals. Thss is one of those occasions—and, i all sincersty, we haven't seen for years such Dress Values at the beginning of a season! The superb qualities of these Dresses are evidenced in the excellence of the tailoring, as well as in the elegance of materials and adorn- ments. They are worthy of the best affair you are looking forward to attending. Crepe de Chine Crere Elizabeth Crepe-Back Satin Siave Bracelets— This attractive novelty is becoming more and more popular. We are now in a position to give you your choice of prac- tically every design so OH JIM-EEE | COME HERE! ISNT HE GRAND IN THAT "BILLY SQUEEZE CAP" MORE HANDSOMER THAN THE SHEIK Cocoa Gray Tas Navy Black Every skirt in this sale bears the stamp of fine tailoring —and all are styled to be worn with the new summer overblouses and sweatess. Stunning effects in new box, panel, side and combination pleatings. Sale price, Wednesday, $5.95. —Jellefs, Street Floor. Pleated Silk Capes With Summer Fur Collars —are the fashionable wraps for cool summer evenings! Worn with frocks of matching color, or those of tasteful con- trast, these gracefully draping silk capes greatly enhance one’s cos- tame. We have arranged a special display for Wednesday, includ- ing the last word in cape styles at $55.00—and you'll find them very remarkable values. Fashioned of Canton crepe and crepe de chine, in all-white, gray, beige, cocoa, mavy ands black—with white and beige summer fur collars. Charming effects in tiny box and side pleats. Price, §55.00. —JelletP’s, Second Fleor. far evolved _ There Sterling _Silver, Filled and Sterling com- bined with Rhinestones, etc. Just come and have us show them to you. If you are wondering what would make an acceptable remembrance we recom- mend a Slave Bracelet. Priced from $2.50 to $20.00 The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Fostar's Ehop) 14th Street °°5,0o8% fom Also 1229 Pa. Ave. Georgette Crepe Exquisite Laces Krinkly Crepe 2 Beautiful beaded models in all-over motif or band effects; exquisite designs of laces combined with georgette or crepe de chine; distinctive sur- plice models—and scores of novel treatments in panel pleatings, cape collars, apron fronts, tiers and soft drapes; many embroidered in self and contrasting colors, smart tailored, straight lines featured. OH - JIMMY, THANKS FOR GETTING A BILLY SQUEEZE CAP'FOR METOO THE GIRLS WILL BE wILDLY JEALOUS Powder Blue French Blue Monterey Citrine Orchid Beige Fawn Navy Blue Light Gray Brown All-White Rust All-Black —and many combinations The Selections Are Equally Good at Each Sale Price, $26.50 and $34.50. Sale Tomorrow, Wednesday—at Jelleff's, Second Floor. JUST FROM PARIS S 1t Winds 50 Crochet Bags —— Around the Gears. \ With Steel Beading —duplicates of those we had in March STOP GEAR \ whicfi sold so quickly! GRUMBLING EBONITE throws a coating of shredded oil around all gears and they move in mesh smoothly and noiselessly. Gears shift easily, and you save many a repair bill and lengthen the life of your motor car or truck. At _dealers’ in five- pound cans, and at service stations from the Checkerboard pump, only. "EBONITE (1T'S SHREDDED OIL ! FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND DIFFERENTIALS EECHAM'S ). PILLS - or Sick He © ™ ks EBONTTE "Stngs" o a ik, Eight Models of Our Newly Arrived Sweaters! ‘. Again We Are in Position to Quote Special SALE Prices on “Vanity Fair” Silk Underwear! i —or We purchased this spe- 2 tu.uuly priced $4.95 to $7.50. clal lot of fine Glove Silk . v Squeeze bottle tops. It’s Underwear at a quantity HEY are the ador- | ¢ made of real orange and figure. The saving all goes lt able types —so [ 3 f black felt. to our customers! much in demand — that $2.95 e b ! plement to the sports costume of blouse and —for Regular $4.00 Chemise and .Step-ins The price is the same A big Range $8'50 of Colors! Nile Black Red Beige Gray Blue Brown Biscuit Beading in graceful rose motifs, blacks and conventional designs—chain handles—bead tas- sels. Just the bag for summer use! Roomy and good to look at. Only 50 pieces in this shipment brought over on the big 5.8, Olympic. Sale at leather goods section. Street Floor. ('3et tiky Squeeze cap of 3 —~FREE—for 24 Orange Styles separate skirt. Made of fine mohair worsted and | artificial silk, in the wanted colorings— 'll;he begutlful 16-page etty Squeeze story book, Wi%’l paper dolls —FREE—in exchange for 24 Orange Squeeze bottle tops. * Give tops to the man who sells Orange Squeeze. Caps and books are given away only during month of June. LYON BEVERAGE WORKS, INC., Manufacturers and Distributors of UEEZE Phone Lincoln 8374 Anacostia, D. C. More-NEXT FRIDAY Beautiful undergarments : 4 —all bearing the “Vanity = French Gray, h White. Jacquette, Slip-over, Coat and Tuxedo Models You'll need a smart sweater—perhaps several —to wear on your vacation, and on many, many occasions before and after you go away. You g;:ll save money on these wonderful values at 95. New Arrivalsin’ Summer Felt Sport Hats White Yellow Powder Blue —and other desirable shades to wear with the popular flan- nel costumes. The most striking summer shapes—prettily adorned with ribbon bandings and novelties. “The excep- tionally moderate price for this stunning hat is —Jellefts, Third Floor. Fair” trade mark—of glove silk, in flesh color, orchid and pgach. The chemise are envelope style in tai- Iarecrmodels. cut with unusual fullness—the step-in drawers are also cut extra wide. $2 “Vanity Fair” Glove Silk Vests Good quality Glove Silk; tailored top and self straps reinforced under arms. }51 '65 Flesh, orchid, Peach ............ooooos ) —Jellefr's, Street Floor. 5 —Jellef's, Second Floor.