Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 40

40 LEAGUE WILL PUSH + ARMS CUT PARLEY) AR | Council Adjourns Until March. Peace Protocol to Be Brought Up. L futed Pross ROME, December li.—laying a W emphasis on the power of the Sensvy peace Drotocol to allay the anxicties of mankind, the sion of the council of the Lea Nations adjourned Saturday with ers expressing determination to o the study of the protocol at March mecti gurate of has given notice througn Premier Briand that sh~ il to buse her world polic the protocol, and henceforth submit 21l her disputes for arbitration he was ready, it w ted, even to ex- mendme protocol in friendly spirit The French gover: made it clear that if other great powers do not want th protocol, it will not be the fault of France if the peace system provided by it falls. and he Republic is driven to continue its | of defeusive alliances, and in-; e military s h %0 that ecurity country ateguarded Dixpute Vot I A PREWI cky irl, who b it in a British home just to hrill and some mociological | e got both and it was fun, on a werv: met n da also has {3 OF FAMILY KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO Driver Backs Machine Into Path| of Car—Baby Among Victims. 1mily of four | t night when [ b ts of all, and | wifc increase | 0'd daugh ital na-| Mr. and | fant daughter w of a friend whe : i |curvea. Beres wa ness and have been privat s | chine out int Mussolini's determined stand | urban leaving the h the accident bucking his Jists expected t Madrid next epted in principle as raised an inter- g The expressive kind, in new and unique designs. Both Stores: 1340 G St. 1222 F St. Open Evenings BALL ARD SO R TR i | i ' Well Earned -15 the Colbert repu- tation for RELIT- ABLE PLUMBING. e exercise | care in han | dental repairs in making extensive in- stallations, Invariably | do your work as eco- nomically as s ctory materials and > cr the leader- » of Sweden. maintain that the council can Dbest achieve ul re- suits in the neutrsl atmosphere of ‘enevi, and outside of eneva s 1 nitted when extraordinary ¢l e compel th Want Meetiugs Distributed. dv the h of this the t unlimited s ¢ procecdings of the prasent coun sion in the columns of the It as Announcement was made thut Mritain had the Irish treaty no s an instrument capable ered under the provisios enant. because not regard that document ternational treaty. One effect of this move. it is said, is that England will refuse to recognize any Irish to the league hased on a 1 which the British declare r h of liberty ween two als Heating—Plumbing—Tinning = Phone Main T Sore Throat Wisdom | To relieve Sore Throat you must get at ounteracting the cause. iline is prepared and sold | for that one purpose. A dose of Tonsi- | line taken upon the first appearance | of Sore Throat may save long days of | sickness. Use a little Sore Throat wis- dom :u;d buy a bottle of Tonsiline today*< You may need it tomorrow. Tonsiline _is "the National 8ore Throat Remedy—best known i and most effective and most used. | Look for the long necked fellow ¥ &reat| onthe bottle when you get it. g believed and would oppose any Irish . advisory sttempt opinion frc registered at itain apparently holds that this gives I[reland neither the right to appeal to the council nor court. y of British to the league has the 73 TONSILINE sz s opted the metric system measures. Christmas Saving A Pleasing Habit [ e ] CHIENDS STRUGELE INCHNESF REVOLT | | By the Assu months of fghting, sured vesterday of furthe Tuan | yan STAR, ' WASHINGTON, of Chi Shieh-Yuan, military governor of this province, and the report that Gen. Chi was preparing to follow. Gen. Chi, who was one of the lead- ers of the forces which besleged Shanghal in September and October, has been at Nanking recently and is reported to have a special train on the tracks there ready to bring him to_this city. Han Kuo-Chune, the civil governor ot this province, officially took over eader of Atiac on Shang- {the reins of government at Tupan this {morning at 10 o'clock. The sudden & fh ! decision on the part of Gen. Chi to hai Ready to Submit to Tuan. his resistance to the newly in- uted government at Peking is de- -ed due io the defection of vir- 11y all of his troops, Sues on 46-Year-Old Note. &pecial Dispatch to The Star. LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. December 15. SHAN civil iHAL war - was virtuslly as- when abi 8. Tibbey, 83, is being sued on a 46-year- old note in Kings County courts. The interest has been ciimbing at the rate per cent_since ‘Tibey, while in Catifornia in 1578, borrowed $4,000. The interest now amounts to $22,080. part of ces was made by arvival here of the family | of All Gifts A perfect fountain pen will act as a daily re- minder of your thoughtfulness. No gift is accepted with greater appreciation. To those you would perfectly please give a Watermanis idgi FountainPen May be purchased from almost any nearby dealer. 50,000 merchants in the United States sell Waterman's. You can get just the size barrel, pen point, color and design you specify, at prices ranging from $2.50 to $50, depend- ing on size and decoration. Buy your Waterman's today B e T g TR T TR e e o] D. C. EARTHQUAKE IN WALES. Shock Follows Rumbling Under Mountains. LONDON, December 15.—A small but _sherp earthquake frightened the residents of Corwen (Wales) - and vicinity vesterday afternoon, accord- ing to dispatches to London news- papers. Dozens of windows were broken, crockery danced on the shelves and furniture was shifted about. The shock was accompanied by rumblings which seemed to come from beneath the nearby Berwyn Mountains. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. FOUR BOYS DROWNED. Lake Ice Gives Way Under Lads at Play. PEEKSKILL, N. Y., December 15.— Four boys were drowned when the ice covering a lake on which they were sliding gave way vesterday. The boys were Willlam Riley, 12; his brother, Anthony, 9; Thomas Min- nerly, 18, and Willlam Hauck, 12, all of this city. The bodies were located by Jesse Gould and John Chincerelle. students at Peekskill Military Academy who dove for them. 4 - | | : | FLOOR _WAX AND WEIGHTED POLISHING BRUSHES Are You Giving Some One a Table or Desk for Xmas? - GLASS TOPS for Desks, Dressers. Tables, etc., Cut 1| Five pieces of furniture in- tended for gift purposes should have the final touch of elegance that a polished TOP _ OF PLATE GLASS im- parts. It's a practical addi- tion also, for it protects with- out concealing the beauty of vour gift. i We supply glass tops ifor gift tables, desks, serving tables, etc., at SPECTALLY REASONABLE PRICES. pat et catteat st catg it e et o et e X & STAINS 'HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS & GLASS b4 1334 N.Y. Ave. Phone Main 1703 ] ». Let us fll your NXmas orders now £ 4 SRR 1 Gude Bros. Co. Internationally-Known Florists and Floral Decorators Open Another Store, at 1102 Conn. Avenue Formal Opening This Evening You're Invited! THIS new Flower Shop—beautiful in its appoint- ments and complete in its facilities—offers the same satisfactory flower service of our main store and will prove a great convenience to patrons in this ever- growing locality. Gude Bros. Co. 1212 F Street Phones 4276-7-8-9 Members Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Branch Store 1102 Conn. Ave. Phone Main 1102 See Upstairs Store Advertisements, Pages 34, 35 and 36. The Christmas Dress Sale Starts Tuesday Featuring the Vogue of Satin Coming to our bank every week to make a Christmas Saving Deposit soon becomes a pleasant habit faction of getting a little farther ahead all the time is something that must be known to be appreciated. The satis Five Weekly Payment Classes $50 Class, Deposit $1 per $100 Class, Deposit §2 per $250 Class, Deposit §5 per week $500 Class, Deposit $10 per week 51,000 Class, Deposit $20 per week week week 39 interest added if all pay- ments are made regularly. MERICAN SECURIT S AND TRUST COMPANY = ANY th and Pennsylvania Ave. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $6,000,000.00 BRANCHES: Central: 7th and Mass. Ave. N.W. Northeast: 8th and H Streets N.E. Southwest: 7th and E Streets S.W. Northwest: 1140 15th Street N.W. Total Resources Over Thirty-three Million $ Satin-Face Crepe Beaded and Flat Crepe. Georgette Taffeta, Bengaline Twill Bloom, Canton Crepe, Twilleen Women’s and Misses’ Newest Styles The very newest styles in their most delightful interpretations are here in this sale at $15. Flattering models for the miss, appealingly youthful styles for women and smart slenderizing models for stout women. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20. Women's sizes, 36 to 46. Party, street, sports, dress and dinner frocks. Also frocks featuring the vogue of the cir- cular effect in many new and fashionable variations. An assemblage of dresses obviously made to sell at much higher prices. Charming styles, beautiful quality materials, new colorings, in an unusual collection of styles for every occasion. We believe you will be as enthused as we are over the extraordinary loveliness of these dresses. The values are among the best of the season. See them tomorrow in the Down Stairs Store. Tubular, ensemble effects, tunic; flare and tiered skirts. Over 1,000 distinctive dresses in numbers of newest styles. The coat dresses are shown in women's sizes. A few of many trimmings: Fur, silver braiding, lovely hand embroidery, beading, buttons, delicate laces, pip- ings, puffs, shirrings, pleats, tiers of folds in side effects Many new styles of necklines. All the Fashionable New Colors Are Here Fashion reports give us every reason to believe that color will play an important part in “What's Correct” for smart wear. be assured of fashion-rightness. If you choose any of the following shades you may Newest shades of reds, greens, blues, browas, beige, blonde, henna, navy and black. On Sale Only in DOWN STAIRS STORE o GIRR, Zwde. & 1