Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 11

BRTAI SUPPORTS CHNESE DEMANLS in Favor of Extraterritorial Request With. Guarantees, Chamberlain Says. By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 23.— The British government s in sympathy with the general trend of Chinese aspirations in the matter of extra- territoriality, Foreign Secretary Chamberlain’ said in his letter of in- struction to the British delegates to the Chinese tariff conference. It is hoped a settlement of the question may be hastened. he added. he text of the letter, made public BAND CONCERTS. By the U. S. Soldiers’ Home Band, bandstand, tomorrow eve- ping, beginning at 5:45. John 8. M, Zimmermann, bandmaster; Emil A, * Fenstad, assistant leader. March, “Universal Freedom, Blankenburg Overture, “The Hunt for For- tune” . Changon Indian, T Morceau, ‘“Moment Musicale,” Schubert Scenes from musical comedy, “Rose Marle" i An Indian novelt, “The Star Spangled Banner,” AT DESIGNS TO BE ON VIEW. Roosevelt Memorial Plans Will Be Submitted October 1. The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial designs which are being prepared by groups of landscape gardeners, archi- THE Alumnae to Make $25,000 Anniversary Gift to National Cathedral School The alumnae of the National Cathe- dral School for Girls have raised a fund of $25,000, one thousand for each year of the school's life, which they are to present to their alma mater during the 25th anniversary exercises, which start Saturday. This is the first considerable sum presented to the school since the original _gift of - $200,000 by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst for the bulldings and equipment. The corner stone of the building was laid by Bishop Satterlee on Ascension day, 1899, and the building dedicated 1 later, muking a quarter of a century of actual service which has been rendered. In connection with the anniversary, it _was pointed but, a peculiar mis’ take was made in the inscription on the corner stone. This had been In- ended to read “For Christ and His Church”” The stone carver accident- ally made the words, “For Christ and His Children.” Life in the school really began on October 3, 1900, with 4§ puplls. The school has a five-year course, the last year being practically equiv- alent to the freshman course In an arts college. The course aims to pre- pare not only the intellect but the character of girls. The students are taught particularly the value of thrift and charity. They forego giving Christmas presents to each other, for example, in order to give them to those who need them more. A considerable list of charities is contributed to by the students. These cover 10 diocesan districts, work in Alaska, in Japan, in the Southern mountains and among lepers. The school is partially self-govern- ing. A student council of 15 members recommends policies and has confer- with the principal on important It has no administrative au- thority, however. | UNIONS BAR COMMUNISTS. AUSTIN, Minn., September 23 (#).— ‘The Minnesota Federation of Labor today voted to exclude Communists and their sympathizers from future State conventions. A resolution was adopted, 213 to 24, to amend the federation constitution to bar “members of the Workers Communist party or any one who openly advocates or teaches the prin- clples of the Workers' party. EVERGREENS ROSES PLANT NOW - SEND FOR CATALOG UE W.R.GRAY, - OAKTON.VA IPARERRENRERRRERRR, | R | Before Bad Before you decide on a new roof ... let us send you samples of Preston@p oorin There is no obligation Weather Comes & The present time's a vastly better time than later to have ROOFS PUT IN SHAPE for Winter. 4Bad weather usually comes T Tute Autumn. and the replacing _and repairing of our root will necessarily attended with more in- conveniencs to you if post- Yyesterday by the foreign office, breathes the same friendly spirlt which marked tects and sculptors of the country are 0 Mr. Chamberlain's speech, Friday. Al | (0 be submitted at the Corcoran Gal- F- w l . ot &) : lery of Art October 1. They will be t t " {houen extraterritoriality wil not {all 158 9f AT OB oy Clinination ine Woclens—Custom-tailore F . : —that’s what these Suits are— latter said, it was desirable they know-| Dy the jury of award, which consists his majesty’s government's attitude, . | ©f Louls Ayers, 2 oric Gitys Faul Relterating that it was the lack of [ Cret, New York Sni S aebet - ] Understand, they have been made to order in our Bal- timore workshops—but couldn’t be delivered for one rea- son or another—and I am disposing of them at my office. an effective. central government in | Adams, Philadelphia. ' The jury is China which constituted the chief diffi. | expected in Washington October 3 Of course,,only one of a kind—but in the lot there’ll be several that’ll fit you—and if they do— ouity to reorganizing the Chinese fiscal [ and 4. y . 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Medary, authorized to make will, in fact, be|architectural advis the Roosevelt (’anl;Al u\x[."u i 3 i Memorial Commission, said that the “The government recognizes,” the|site will not be decided until the de- | statement continties, “that consolida- ' are studied unsecured debts is among the = afronting the conference, but ler this task should be re: { uu;fi?‘;fififi_fi[fifi]li = o= 1 Studehaker ns of the conference. The | Power Durability-Finish | government, therefore, will not con- 4 TEST them in any way you want to. 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