Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1928, Page 33

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PEKING, March 1.—Romance has no part in revolution, in the opinion of Marshal Feng Yu-Hslang, once known as the “Christlan General.” At his headquarters at Kaifeng, Ho- nan, Marshal Feng has issued a stern decree to his subordinates forbidding any bachelor among them to marry, or any married man to seek divorce, “be- fore the final success of the revolution.” The penalty for disobedlence is death. According to Marshal Feng, necessity for this ukase grew out of conditions brought on by the revolution itself. The ruler of Honan, Shensi and Kansu prov- Inces and commander of the Kuomin- chun, or “people’s army,” explained that woman workers have been admitted to the Kuomintang, the party behind the nationalist movement, and a large pro- portion of these, young and well edu- cated, are so\attractive to the young males of the party that romantic as- pirations have in many cases displaced enthusiasm for the revolution. Older officers, too, have been affected. Many of these, sald Marshal Fenz, “have wives in their homes who are old- fashioned, flliterate and have bou: feet.” These officers, brought into con- tact with the modernized, bobbed-hair- ed voung women of the revolutionary party, neglect their old homes and help- mates and seek freeedom to form new unions. Marshal Feng denounced this as contrary to traditional Chinese mo- rality and the principles of Sun Yat Sen, the father of the revolution. ~— A recent census of Manchuria shows that it has 27,490,000 people, which is 5,000,000 above all previous estimates. (619 Penna. Ave. NW.) New Desired / Models Splendid Patterns Best Materials Boy Shoots Self To Reduce Number Of Hungry Family By tho Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 1.—Jimmy Capasso was not at the breakfast ta- ble with his parents and five broth- ers and sisters yesterday. His father had been out of work. His kin were hungry and Jimmy, 15, was unsuccessful in his search for work. Police found the boy with a bullet wound in his chest. Nearby was a rusty revolver, the trigger loosened with olive oll. “You shot yourself,” detectives told Jimmy, “because you couldn't find work and thought there'd be one less to feed at home.” “Don’t tell them that,” pleaded the boy in a hospital. “Just say some- body shot me and I won't be home.” He has a slim chance for recovery, physicians said. DESERT INDIANS BUILT CISTERN INTO ROCKS Small, Jug-Shaped Holes Dug by Aborigines Saved Water in the Sacramento Mountains. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press, ALAMOGORDO, N. M.—Small jug- shape cisterns, cut into solid rock in the driest section of the Sacramento moun- tains, may solve the secret of how early Indians lived in the desert. The cisterns, discovered recently by Forest Ranger W H. Woods, are most ingenlously located so that rain from the mountainside into them. Each cistern was covered with a large flat rock, which observers believe served the double purpose of keeping the cistern hidden and free from rubbish. The cisterns, of which many have been found, hold from 5 to 10 gal- lons of water each. Nearby are impressions of human feet on the limestone floor. These pheno- mena have not been explained naturally drained | GERMANY GETS PLEA FOR EASY DIVORCES Reichstag Judicial Committee Proposes Changes in Laws Reg- ulating Matrimonial Alliances. By tho Associated Press. BERLIN, March 1—Recommenda- tions making divorces comparatively easy In Germany are contained in a re- port of the Reichstag judicial commit- tee, which has proposed certain changes in the present laws. Among the committee’s proposals is one that a divorce should be granted it relations are so strained that con- tinuance of married life cannot be ex- pected and if the parties have lived apart an entire year before sult ‘is brought. 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AUSTIN, Tex.—Tiring of the annua) custom of putting into the hands of some nationally known screen star or beauty “expert” the selection of the campus queens, students at the Uni- versity of Texas this year will settle the matter on the campus by selecting their own beautles. Forty-eight girl “candi- dates” for the honors have been puf forward. ‘The mean height of the earth’s land Another proposal would grant a di-!is estimated at 2,440 feet. Spring Painting, any Phone Main 1703 O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PL AN IIIImmmmmmmmmi¥ E DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIEND IT PAYS TO BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDARLE STORE" DEAL AT ergs Important Notice Our Men’s Clothing Stcre Will Be Open at 8 o’clock Tomorrow Instead of the Regular 9:15 Opening. Direct Entrance from K Street. yawn, and so prodiglously did she yawn that her jaw became dislocated. ‘The bridesmaids rushed her off to & surgeon, who with great difficulty suc- ceeded fn unlocking her jaws again. YAWN CHEATS CUPID. Wedding Plans Dropped When Bride-Elect Dislocates Jaw. hurried back to the church, but found Correspondence of the Associated Press, no bridegroom. He had left a note say- BERLIN.—Cupld was badly cheated | ing he could not possibly marry a girl the other day in a village near Han-| %ho yawned on her weding day. nover, when a bride and bridegroom, . with their following, appeared at the| Twenty centers for the supply of free church door for the wedding ceremony. | medical aid have been opened in the During the preliminaries, the bride was | district in India where the malaria epi- seized with an uncontrollable desire tolemic has been severe. Visit Our Safe Deposit Department —you will be interested in the massive con- struction, the Coupon Rooms and the ven- tilating as well as day-lighting equipment. A Box in this Vault may be rented for $3 and upwards per annum, for the protection of papers and other valuables against theft and fire. 29 Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - T T e Entire Stock Men’s Fine Clothing Their Regular Marked Prices, $35.00, $40.00 and $50.00 )5 We have purchased and will put on sale tomorrow entire Men’s Clothing Stock of Messrs. Dreyfuss Bros., 619 Pa. Ave. N.W., well known to all the men of Washington, being in busi- ness under the Metropolitan Hotel for nearly twenty years and catering to the best trade and the best dressed men in the city all that time. Suits Overcoats and Topcoats In the Sale 2 Their Entire Stock of Clothing Tomorrow at G // / Fine-grade Overcoats, in grays, tans and blues, plain shades, large plaids, plaid backs and through-and-through fabrics. Sizes 34 to 42, All the most sought after models for men and young men, Small quantity of Topcoats, new patterns, of tweeds, homespuns and plaid backs. Tans and gray mixtures. Sizes 34 to 42. Street entrance. w7~ LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR A rare chance to all the men of Washington to share in this splendid occasion, as Dreyfuss Bros. handled only the best class of custom-made clothing. Dreyfuss Bros. carried principally the famous “Griffon” clothes. Together with this sale we have in. cluded from our own stock and other special purchases clothes from Perthshire Fashion. This should prove the most attractive sale we have ever held in our Men's Clothing Dept., as clothing of merit and quality is never sold for any such price as $19.75, especially when the truthful values were $35.00, $40.00 up to $50.00. To accommodate our friends in office, who will be unable to share in the best bargains, which natu- rally go first, our Men’s Clothing Store will be open at 8:00 tomorrow morning. Please use the $35, $40 and $50 One and Two Pants Suits Single and double breasted models, for the young men and con sevrative styles for the older men. Half and full lined with fine- grade alpaca. Choice of Serge, Worsted, Cassimere, Cheviot and Homespuns. Light, medium and dark shades, in Blues, Browns, Tans and Grays. All-wool fabrics. Sizes 34 to 44 regulars and 38 to 46 stouts. $35 and $40 Fine-Grade Overcoats Exceptionally wel] tailored, $35 Spring-Weight Topcoats Former $19.75 and $24.75 Suits, Overcoats and Topcoats OVERCOATS SUITS One and Two Pants Suits, of cassimere, cheviot, worsteds sand hard.surfaced fabrics, plaids, stripes and mixtures; half and full lined; sizes 33 to 44 regulars, 38 to 46 stouts, L AP OME DADMA DML TOPCOATS An excellent assortment of new Spring patterns, with rayon quarter lining. Plaids, stripes and fancy mixtures; sizes 34 to 42, Perfect fitting, well tailored garments. The above advertised items are from our own stock Goldenberg's—First Floor~Direct Entrence from K Strest,—~Cher ge Accounts Invited, also a few blues, quilted satin yokes. Broken lots from stock, in an assortment of neat mixtures, Kach finished in superior style, some with Sizes 34 to 42, O INTEREST, OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET, PLAN 8 20 NOT, PENALIZE OUR FRIEN DS §19.7