Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1925, Page 32

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. 1S HELD DIRECTOR INCHNAS AFFARS Playing Most Important Role _In Preserving Order, Soviet Ambassador Declares. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Russia, September 16.— The policy’ of the United States toward China is not clear in many respects, but she is playing a most important role there, the American correspondents in Moscow were told by Lew Milailovitch Karakhan, i to China. M. the “marked in the attitude of the Amer- fcan Government and press toward events in China, and added: “If it were not for England, whom America is compelled to support to a certain extent in order to prevent an Anglo-Japanese alliance over China, America's attitude would be more favorable, while on the other hand the British warlike attitude toward Canton (the southern government at Canton) has partly cooled down, thanks to the United States policy.” Sees Failure of Tariff Parley. assador was pessimistic re- oming tariff conference, provided for in the Washington treaty, saying he thought nothing but col plete tariff autonomy would satisfy the Chinese. Russia will not partici- pate in_the conference or make any proposals because she did not adhere to the decisions of the Washington Conferenc M. Karakhan considers the situa- tion in China a gloomy one, and be- lieves there will be a fresh outbreak of civil strife next Spring. Gen. Feng Yu-hsiang (the “Christian general”) and Wu Pelfu gathering their forces, he said ng is forming a huge army n against Chang Tso-lin, the Manchurian war lord, and apparently is on good terms with the Mongolian government No Reds in Cantonese Army. Asked if it was true that Soviet red army officers were acting with the Cantonese army, M. Karakhan! said he undertook investigations at Canton upon the request of the Chi- nese government and found only 35 Russians living there, 10 of whom | were employed by the Cantonese gov- ernment in cities similar to sev- eral Americans and Germans. WINS SUIT FOR ASSAULT. Negro's Farm Ordered Sold to' Pay | Father of Girl Victim. | Special Dispatch to The Star i SBURG, Va., Septem father of 14- g awarded $3,000 damages by a _jury in Satfford Circuit Court Monday in his suit against Frank Gaines, sr., colored, for | criminal assaul; on his daughter. I Judge Frederick W. Coleman di- rected that a small farm near Wide- | water be sold to pay the damage: Gaines is under an indicment fox felony and is a fugitive from justice. idea of FLORIDA Spending any time but winter in Florida may seem a new idea to thou- sands, but it has proved the biggest recreation idea of 1925. Hundreds have gone down from the North on the specially conducted Hollywood tours. They have wondered and they have seen; and they have come back amazed and de- lighted, bringing with them the new idea of Florida. And Particularly 1 Hollywood By The Sea Don’t Forget Our Next 12-Day Boat & Land Round-trip Tours Sept. 18th, 22d and 25th Every $ Expense Included Four-day boat trip to Jacksonville—6 days of touring the principal East Coast Florida_cities—and return by rail. ALSO 8-Day Train and $ Bus Tours 7 October 6th By rail to Jacksonville and the camé motor sizhisecing trip as above These special price tours are arranged only for the accommo- dation of those persons who are interested in the purchases of FLORIDA LAND."* USE THIS COUPON Without obligation on my part—please send me full par- ticulars _about_the HOLLY- WOOD BY THE SEA Special ours. Name .. Address Phone.. Hollywood Magazine on Sale and Subscriptions Taken at the Office. Open Every Evening Until it 10 P.M. Phone Us at Once— Main 347, 6755, 6756 Homeseekers’ Realty Company Agents for the Hollywood, Fla. J. W. Young, Pres. HYMAN N. LEVY % | District Mgr., Washington, D. C. 1426 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Slip-on Fabric Gloves Are New, $2 Pair —Chamois, cream and_ecru colored double-tex Fabric Gloves, saddle sewn; with heavy stitched backs, pinked top, pique-sewn fingers and Boulton thumbs to imitate the real skin-gloves. Not only distinctly new, but very smart. 4 Trimming Ideas Take Novel Turns —Metal Kid Applique, to use as a band or separately on hats, dresses, wraps, etc. There are floral designs in gold, silver, pansy or rose colorings to choose from, at 89¢ and $1.39 Yd. —Embroidered Birds and Ducks for trimming the one- piece dresses. Used sepa- rately on front of blouse, on sleeves and on the pockets of the skirt, they are most etfective and attractive. Each, 50c and 59c Giving Your Dress New Sleeves In a Jiffy! —Long and Short Sleeves, some with collars, some without ; made of net, geor- gette and crepe de chine, and either plain or combined with metal laces. Attach these to an old dress and make it new. The net sleeves! are priced from— 79c to $3.95 —Those of georgette — £1.95 to $6.95 —Of crepe de chine — . $1.50 to $2.95 Wigwam Heels A New Mode in Hosiery —The sketch will give you some idea of the smartness and un- usualness of these hose. They are made of pure thread silk, with seamless feet, seam up the back, mercerized tops, heels and toes, plaited sole and the wig- wam-designed heel. Colors : Crash, nude, atmosphere and silver. Sizes 8% to 10, and the price, $ only. pr...... koot The Did and Didn’t Box for Boys and Girls, $2.00 —Magic-does-it book—to teach the children personal hygicne. A delightful little fairy story greets you as you open the book, but as you go farther in you discover a box filled with toi- let articles, such as a cake of soap, a tube of tooth paste, a toothbrush and a wash cloth. A real treasure trove for little folks. Here Is the Very Newest Umbrella —Not quite short enough to put into your handbag, but certainly a smart, “bobby” little Umbrella, with imported real bakelite han- dle and bakelite trimmings. These have the popular Kyota frame and fancy silk cov- $11 ers. At.. - Kann's—Street Floor. Offering Unusual Variety as Well as Unusual Values .—Here are seven difi'erent types, represent- —A mother who has two or more daughters s ing seven different lines of garmenting. So to outfit for boarding school or-college can varied that almost any woman’s Fall ward- supply those daughters with frocks for sports, robe could most satisfactorily include one of school or general wear. The young woman each and the total cost would be no more who is in office can provide herself with a than one pays sometimes for one or two whole Winter’s supply of frocks for business high-priced garments. wear at small cost here. —Sketch No. 1—Straight lines with a panel —Sketch No. 3—This One-piece Dress of —Sketch_No..5—This Two-picce Ensemble Jows the Sroet: wilh thutel eobmaiecy el wool jersey has the new “crew” neck, a Suit or Frock is one of the most girlish of ing the panel, and ornamenting it part way long sailor tie of polka dot crepe, little these new balbriggan models. Some have desls Hutton e e e T ockets aod tie belt. Another style, not il- the skirt fastened to a camisole top, and . s, piping: 3 ustrated, has collar, cuffs and frill in front others are made on elastic band. One style are in_contrasting colors. The one illus- of the polka dot crepe. The effect is very is trimmed with suede cloth collar and cuffs ¥ trated is in_black and pencil blue, with gilt girlish and simple, and quite ideal for sports and little tabs in front trimmed with the stitching. There are numerous other color or campus wear. Misses’ and women’s suede cloth. The model illustrated has self combinations. Misses’ and women’s sizes. sizes. collar and cuffs. —Sketch No. 2—This Wool Jersey One- —Sketch No. 4—Tan Balbriggan Dress with —Sketch No. 6—This model is of satin, with —Sketch No. 7—A Two-picce Ensemble Seee Trock has thel newitartle imeck; with four tucks defining the top of the slirt a large double frill of chiffon cdged with model, with a black and white checked serge narrow turnover collar, bone buttons down hich has thesshgnt faringicHeceproviied metal lace trimming the front, and caught blouse, straightline overblouse style, with i 2 : Gk 4 y the little kick pleats; pointed flaps into the dress at thé front with an orna- i BER G the front, shirt sleeves, kick pleats an caught down to the dress by buttons simu- ment. The sleeves also are trimmed with little black ties, tipped with bright ball but- suede belt with buckle to match the buttons. late pockets, and the sleeves are finished at the chiffon and lace. The trimmings of the tons, littla pockets and buttons on the In this particular model the buckle and but- the wrist with pointed pieces turned back, dress are in a color that contrasts attrac- sleeves. The skirt is of black satin, with tons are a jade green, and the jersey frock and buttoned down to match the pockets. tively with the color of the dress. Misses’ kick pleats. It is made on an underbodice is one of the many tan shades. The collar is finished with silk tie. and women's sizes. Misses’ and women'’s sizes. There are many other styles in each line besides those illustrated Kann’s—Second Floor. ° . e The Sale of Saks’ Shoes Is Bringing : : Big Crowds of Buyers Every} Day! R Y ay. S g g y : y Savings in Everyday Needs —Infants’ Dresses with embroidered yokes Four Sale Groups Offer and trimmed around slceves and neck with : ace. The bottom of the skirts of some are The Season’s Biggest Values at trimmed with lace, others have a two-inch hem and tucks. “Sizes 6 months to 5Qq 2 years. Special, each......euene. ... —Kapok Pillows. Pink or blue. Spe- 950, $]_.95’ $2.95 cial, each ... : 59%¢ i B e Smart Matron Hats . . —Rattles, in various shapes. Spe- of L and $3.95 Pair S semecner S5 396 yons Velvet —Bird-eye Diapers. Size 27x27. Perfect qulity. Special, a @9 ()() 00 —Shoes for every occasion, fashioned of satin, dolxe: Tespin e o . . —Infants’ and-crochet ootees. —New Hats of Ly v suede, velvet, patent leather, Russia calf and Pinkc and white or bise and white. 300 B :\ztr;n% of n}a??gw‘,’d:::d;.f,% combinations of leathers. All smart, new styles Special, each ... ...... S ?;,gc;(,gh}‘,;,‘?a:fi,fié ',:.*;‘-‘"‘"‘-b‘;‘“' —Infants’ Rubber Pants. Flesh, B ire ribbon that were made to sell from $3.95 to $10.00 a Srmab o o G 10¢ Also the’ smart turban shapes, pair, and including Saks’ entire stock and other lnfants Blankets. Pink or_blue Hats for dress or street in various special purchases. Shoes in the assortment in E";Lc,.?“,'ii{.’i’f’f’f'...s"‘ 30’(40 2 89¢ colors, including black and the new Kann's—Second Floor. sizes 215 to 8. - Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Kann’s—Second Floor, Stamped Spreads In New and Attractive Designs and Materials R 10,000 Pieces Decorated Dinnerware | ... i o Reg. $1.50 Pure e Bk 9139 Thread Silk Hose at —Krinkle Crepe Spreads, un- 95¢ Pr. bleached; with borders of yellow, blue orrose, Very casy. attractive : z @ cial, each. iy Sm $3-50 —Fancy Spreads of blocked mate- Y rials, in blue and cream, yellow and —Only 750 pair§ of these excel- cream, or rose and cream_ blocks. lent stockings are being offered at this price, so be here early and lay in your supply. It is really an unusual bargain. Pure thread silk, 12-strand quality, with seam- A Manufacturer’s Accumulation of Odds and Ends —We were extremely fortunate in getting these odds and ends of decorated dinnerware from one of the best known American manufacturers of semi- porcelain ware. Some of the pieces are in pretty spray and border designs, and as quite a few can be matched you will be able to make up a small set. Grouped as follows : At 15¢ < Pretty, easy designs. Spechl, eneh......... .. $1.98 —Novelty Spreads, of blue and cream materials; stamped in bas- ket design for a very sei::E]e i lch.“ S.pecia]: $5_50 less knitted feet, seam up the —Fringe to trim at 12%c and 19c back, mercerized tops, heels and —Tea G — Breakfast Plates —Bread and But yard. % toes and silk sole. Black and "Pie Plates —Dlrmm!- Plates ter Plates »Cofi;a(n to'em};‘rmde‘: ;t 10c a ball, good wanted light colors in sizes —Soup Plates —Oatmeals —Tea Plates ann’s—Fourth Floor. 8% to 10. An extremely lo‘:v price when you consider the 10 A 29 quality. At [ t (i T Kann’s—Street Floor. —Tea Cup Saucers — Suger:Bawls Learn —Fruit Saucers —Cream Pitchers Hooked Rllgs New Designs —Oval Vegetable Dishes —Covered Vegetable Dishes Teres frantice Hane F-They 0 ege lr ~Salad Botls —Covered Casseroles are most interesting to make. Quite simple, too. The work is done with the Simplex needla and embroidered with various colored yarns. We will gladly teach you how to make these rugs, and as a special offer we are giving —1 Tinted Rug Pattern and Needle for $1.00. —Many finished models on display. g —Extra designs at 89c and 1.25. Corsets, Girdles, Corsettes At $2.95 —An unusual assortment of dainty, serviceable garments at a ‘very low price. College Girl garments are par- ticularly nice for the young girls of small and average figures. —The Corsets are of plain or fig- 3 $1.25. ured coutil, in lace-back style. i s —Sultana Rug Yarn at 25c :ThedGird,ifihi of.gretlgypaneme]d oY , ] Sk;‘in. e i rocade wil wide elastic panels. —Frames upon which to work, —The Corsettes of dainty figured c B""’,, Penna. Ave., $1.00 and $1.50. materials in side-hook style. : orner 8th and D ) cranatration Kann's—Second Floor. Fourth Floor.