Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 4

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Owners Attention We are unable to supply the large demand on as for houses and apa nished can aseur ants quickly. rtments for nd rent, unfurnished you of de Call or s fur- descriptivn of your property. S04 O €T D5 oo Walter A. Brown 1400 H St. N.W. Main 1653 ___(Continued_from First_Page) ments.’ He informed the three Con- servative commoners who recently | withdrew from the delegation because {of Mr. Saklatvala’s inciusion that the latter would be unable to go and asked their intention in view of this develop- NATURE'S TINT of autumnal browm is as harmonious in the scheme of things as Brewood-engraved an- nouncements and n- vitations to the wed- ding theme. In the wedding plans include a consultation on en- graved forms with “BRrewawn Stationers and Engravers 611 12th St. NW. EXCURSION TO SHENANDOAH CAVERNS SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 Special Train, Firat - Class Coaches and’ Parlor Car Lv. Washington 9 AM. The features and formations in t N 1l autif; of the world’s natural attractions. Tickets may be purchased at Union Station, 3th St. Station or City Ticket Office, 1510 H St. N.W. Southern Railway System \{|on the s i | \ i Claims Misrepresentation. | abroad. ment Sir Robert Bird and Col H. C. Wood- cock, two of those who withdrew, re- plied that in view of the American ac- tion they had reconsidered their deci- sions and would sail with the party on Saturday. Approves U. S. Action. In an interview today Sir Robert Horne, former minister of labor and president of the Board of Trade, said he ¢ idered the difficulty raised by Mr. Saklatvala’s intention to g0 to Washington had received the best pos- sibie solution. “Now,” he added, “everything is cleared up by the only power which had the requisite authority to inter- vene. The American Government has decided that such a person as Saklat- vala ought not to be received within its borders.” g Sir Robert expressed gratification that America had shown the world how she treats people of the kind “whom we often much too complacent- ly ignore” and hoped it would be an he British people. officials in noti- 3 Saklatvala that his visa to visit ‘Washington had been revoked. A cable message from the State De- partment giving Secretary Kellogg’s decision was at the consulate general when it opened for business, and a few minutes later a consular messenger bearing . formal notification was en route to Mr. klatvala’'s home. Can Enter Canada. OTTAWA, Ontarlo, September 17 (®)—TIt is said the immigration de- partment has not considered the pos- | sibility of challenging Shapurji Sak- latvala’s right to visit Canada. He will be permitted to enter as any other tourist and be amenable to the | laws of the Dominion while he is in this country. : Coming Through France. ROME, September 17 (#)—Depu- | ties Tinzl and Giuseppe Wilfan, Ital- {ian delegates to the Congress of the Interparliamentary Union in Wash- ington, tc canceled thelr bookings amship Duilio, which sail ed from Genoa for New York. They | will go instead by way of France. SAYS HE WAS MISQUOTED. Skalatvala, In Message to Borah, Chairman Borah of the Senate for- | eign relations committee, announced | receipt today of a cablegram from | Shapurji Saklatvala, excluded British | Communist, declaring he had been | misquoted and misrepresented in con- nection with his public utterances | In announcing the decision not to |admit Saklatvala, a member of the British House of Commons and a dele- Whether for school or drcss wear —the fit of the youngsters’ Shoes is all important— for their peace of mind and comfort of body. Caring for Feet is Better Than Curing Them —and it’s time to begin We take the pains that Arthur Burt Co., the care now. insures the right Shoes. 1343 F Street September PIANO .~ and FURNITURE SALE All Pianos Reduced Tvery Upright and Baby Grand Piano is in- cluded in this September sale. tions make the values th history. 25 4 Beautiful Baby Grand Pianos From Which to Select. Priced from $395 } Time Payments % Arranged. Besutiful New Mahogany Upright Pianos $425 Values for $335 Sweeping reduc- e greatest in this store’s CORMONSENBER BAREDFRON .S gate to the International Parllamen: tary Union Congress to be held here, Secretary Kellogg quoted from utter- ances of the Communist from which {it was concluded he intended to spregd revolutionary propaganda in the United States. Senator Borah opposed the action of the State Department, holding no British punishment had been meted out to Saklatvala, and that the Unit ed Stat was about to impose a greater restriction on fre specch than had been the case with Britain, The text of Suklatvalw’s cablegram was not made public, and the State Department maintained silence, hold ing the view that it had made its po. sition clear in the statement issued last night by Secretary Kellogs. “I do not believe in curbing freo speech, nor do 1 believe in making this country the stamping ground for every revolutionary agitator of other countries,” Secretary Kellogg declared in announcing the decision to bar the Commons member from American shores. In announcing his decision yester- day, Mr. Kellpgg sald: “The question has arisen about the admission of Shapurjl Saklatvala, a member of the British Parliament, on account of his inflammatory and revo- lutionary speeches. Visas were grant- ed to him under general instructions to grant visas to the delegates of all countries to the meeting of the Inter- parliamentary Union. Certain speeches made subsequent to the granting of the visas did not come to the atten- tion of the deparunent until within the last fow days. The department has instructed the London consulate gen- eral to revoke the visa granted to Saklatvala on the ground that his admission Is inconsistent with the im- It is reported that in a speech in Parliament he made the following statement: “‘I plead guilty that I am at the bottom of v of the Communist manifestoes and the Communist propa- W. & J. SLOANE 1508 H STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. Plain Color Floor Coverings The two items listed below represent a genuine opportu- nity to those who desire a plain color floor covering. WIDE WIDTH CARPETINGS 4,000 yards of fine quality Plain Wilton Carpeting in all the popularand desirable plain coloringsin 9 & 12 ft widths. $6 and $8 per square yard These carpetings can be made into seamless rugs of practically any size SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS Fine quality seamless Domestic Rugs in the plain colorings of the prevailing mode. Most attactively priced at STORE HOURS 8.00 A. M. TO 5.00 P. M. EVERY DAY SATURDAYS UNTIL 12 NOON Sloane Endorsed PMerchandise Carries cAn cAssurance of Satisfaction g‘] T (A Chas With Your Gas Man AS service is prac- tically an instan- taneous service. You don’t have to run downtown to get it—or around the corner to’ the store—or even out the door to bring it off the porch. You den't have to order it or ’phone for it, or wait until it arrives. It's there! Right at your finger tips! At any hour of the day or night, there are pipes full of gas, wait- ing to serve you—to cook your meals, heat your water, light your ganda In India., I am not ashamed offit & & & “‘I, as a communist and a true be- lever of internationmlism, do not spenk with the intentivm of offending, but with the intention of giving o #hook to your mentallty, 1, for one, will not yleld o termortsm, 1 am ROINE to carey on subversive propa gandn, rvevolutlonary propaganda, communist propaganda, International propaganda, with the nasistance of the Rusalutn and the Chilneso and the Genmuane und the Beittslr" “And again in a apeseh dellvered on August 20 to the Nijtlonal minor- 1ty party in England he| sald Working for Revolution. 1w golng to Amerlea as a friend of the working clusses. Bnit- ish fmperfalism ought to crumble in tho dust. I am out to work for a revolution nnd for the duy when the workers will control the whole world. Hut\before thix comes you will have to face cold steel.” ““The following passage occurs in a circular recently fssued by Saklatvala and others “‘¥inally, we declare that war is part of the capitaltst system and can therefore only be abolished by the overthrow of capitalism. This means class move- ment must be organi ally and ideologically prepared to fight war by the transformation of the imperialist war when declared into the civil war and the seizure of power by the work- g class.” “Saklatvala is understood to be a member of the British parllamentary delegation to the Interparliamentary Unlon to be held in Washington. He 1s not appointed by the British gov- ernment nor selected by any author- fty of the British government. I know of no reason why he should be considered exempt from the immigra- tion law any more than the humblest immigrant who holds subversive or revolutionary views and carries on <~ Opposite The Shoreham ready for immediate delivery - $65 for the 9x 12 size [N e NIRRT 5 Something EVERY Home Should Have Because it gives you a care-free, dirt-free, work-free automatic hot water service, night and day, and because its supply is always dependable, the LovekZn AUTOMATIC GAS‘WATER HEATER Is a Daily Need But when hot water is wanted and wanted quick, as an emergency, a8 Lovekin in your home is more than a need—it’s an urgent sometimes happens in necessity. It will pay you to investigate the Lovekin—its dura- bility and perfect, efficient service. 'S Small First Payment 0f Only Balance in Small . Monthly Payments FREIGHT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES {rhromu\da contrary to our institu- ns. “It is the policy of this G vernment to exclude such persons fr.m coming into this eountry. I do not belleve in curblng free speech, nor do I be- lieve in making this country the stamping ground for every revolu- tlonary agitator of other countries. ‘This 18 no place for them. Nobody, I believe, will object to any citizen of the United States advocating a change of our form of government by legal and comstitutional means, but I do not believe we should admit 1 ners to this country to preach an 1y or a revolutionary overthrow of Kovernment.” One factor which undoubtedly had a bearing on the decision was the embarrassment felt by the State De- partment at the time it assented to the visit of Gount Karolyl, former President of Hungary, for the avowed purpose of seeing his wife, who was ill in this country. In that case a pledge was exacted from Count Karolyl before passport visa was granted that he would refrain from ROTAREX ELECTRIC “KOOK-RITE” A Wonderful Electric Cooker —Most Economical and cient Roxular $67.50 Style Now $19.50 Have us wire your home for electricity and furnish the most modern electric _appliances and fixtures obtalnable. Attractively low charges. GheHorme Etestiic Shop 517 10th St. Main 6519 s S0y Dbmfil.:al propaganda during his stay. While Karolyl was never charged with violating that pledge, the fact that it had been exacted resulted in considerable controversial critictsm of the department’s action, and in dealing Avith the Saklatvala case it has been slear that the department either would assent to his coming without restriction or deny him ud- mission, avolding the necessity of passing judgment on any remarks he might make while here. DUSE'S ESTATE TAX FREE Court Rules Actress Was Not Resi- dent of United States. NEW YORK, September 17 (#).— The estate of Eieanor E. Duse, Italian | actress, who died at Pittsburgh last [ year while on a farewell tour, empt from the State inheri What Fun! rogate Foley. ricnetta. Bullough En ., and the furnishings of her home to friends. Remodeled Guaranteed Work—Best Materials LOW PRICES New England Furrier 618 12th St. N.W. under a ruling issued today by Sur- He decided she was not a resident of the United at _the time of her death, The application for exemption placed the value of the estate at $40,000. At- tached to the petition was a copy of Mme. Duse’s will in which she be- queathed her estate to her daughter States Salesman With car to sell our new homes. Our men earn $5000 and up vearly. It is a real opportunity to make good connections with a live firm. Address Box 172-X, Star Office | I_M of Cambridge, Frank. 6355 Who Would Miss It! Worth Coming Miles to Attend—Sensational Values Sale Is for Friday ONLY—and Sales Are Limited “Rayon” Silk Striped Madras and Woven Madras Shirts, sizes 14to 17, for 99¢ Cotton Pongee Pajamas, silk frog trimmed, sizes Ato C..........,.99¢ Men'’s Ribbed Union Suits, ecru color; long sleeves and long legs; Fall weight; silk trimmed; sizes 36 to 46; for . . ... Men'’s Sample Fall Hats, in the new shapes and shades erererei-99cC .. $2.69 President Suspenders (nationally kzown for wear)................29¢ Men’s 50c All-linen Handkerchiefs; 75¢ Interwoven Silk and Lisle Dropstitch Half Hose; pair for Men’s Fall Knit Ties of “Rayon’ Silk, in the new colors. ... . 50c Palm Leather Gauntlet Gloves, with canvas back. plain or with woven borders, for. aogte «-33c - 2ic -20e Boys’ Fall Caps; new colors and shapes. . ... ..... Boys' Flarinelette Pajamas, for. ... .«.-ceioieove rorerozerzaris $5 Raincoats, double texture; sizes 8 to 16, for. . sretereterersr. I0e Men's $3 Odd Pants, in dark stripes; sizes 32 to 42...............$1.98 Boys’ Corduroy Suits, one and two pants; sizes 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, for. . $7.50 Boys' 3 and 4 Piece Wool Suits, sizes 8 to 17, for. .. ... ....... Men's $2 Khaki Pants, sizes 32 to 44, for....... e Young Men’s $25 and $29.50 Two-Pants Suits, sizes 35 to 40, for. Men’s $25 Topcoats, sizes 35 to 40, for. .. ... .. Boys’ $4.50 White Pull-over Sweaters, for. . . Men’s $7.50 White Pull-over Sweaters, sizes 36 to 40... . 0dds and Ends Boys’ $2 and $2.50 Wash Suits, for. ..$5.98 .$1.40 .$19.50 .$17.50 ... $1.98 Junior All-wool Serge Suits, were $4 and $5.98; sizes 4 to 8, for. . . $2.98 b4, 910 Tth St N.W. “We Request the Return of Anything That Can Be Bought for Less Elsewhere” For Fall—For All Exclusive colorings in the approved brighter shades—style features of distinction, skillfully hand-tailored— fabrics of individuality—a// identify Stein-Bloch “Suits The Metropole The Saxon %2 Yo NMAN YR DEONNESAREE S P&~ If Ordered NOW! Order before NOON, SATURDAY, Sept. 19, and Five Dollars will install a Love- kin Automatic—on our easy-to-pay-for basis, with no interest charges. Phone of write if unable to call. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY 419 10h St..NW, PhoneMain 8280 T T A conservatively cut suit acceptable to busi- ness men desiring style smartness with an air of distinction. A two-but- ton variation is also available, A “%avored style among better dressed Univer- gity men. Straight- backed, loose-fitting coat with trousers of medium width. Hand-tailored throughout. New Player-Pianos rooms or keep you $595 Values for $495 warm—a real home comfort. And when gas has per- formed its service for you and you turn it off, it is gone—leaving no smoke, soot, ashes or dust. TR RER R AR RRER AR AR AR RROR R AR RRELRRTRRRRY September Sale Traded-in Upright Piano Specials Steinway Upright. Weber Upright. Sohmer Upright Knabe Upright. .. Huntington Upright Time Payments Arranged “If I’s Done With Heat, You Can Do It Better With Gas” (T e Sidiey West (INCORPORATED) 14th and G Streeis N. W. . J. DeMOLL EMMONS 8. SMITH PIANO AND De Mol FURNITURE CO. TWELFTH AND G STREETS AT {l 5

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