Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1931, Page 16

D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 21 the Nationalist government August 1, when Gen. Chang Fat-Kawi would lead an army into Kiangsi Province, nom- inally Nationalist territory. ‘This decision followed the announce- ment that Gen. Shih Yu-San, an anti- Nationalist, had begun hostilities in Northern China. Gen. Shih’s operations north of the Yellow River caused the declaration of martial law in Peiping and Tientsin and the invocation of a Zews censorship by Nationalist authori- les. Gen. Shih reputedly has acce) an appointment, to command c-nton:'e: 5th HONGKONG, July 21.—The insur-|Army, and Yen Hsi-Shan anc. Feng Yu- gent Canton government announced to- | Hsiang, Northern generals who last year day it would begin operations against |led an abortive uprising against the Na- 1931, tionalists, are expected to command the 2d and 3rd. ‘The Japanese consul general here to- day denied a published report that the Japanese consul at Canton had been named as an adviser to the Canton government. Married Teachers Barred. Married women teachers are barred from schools of St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. —e Discovery by Lord Hastings of a Rus- sian tick in a pat of butter has started a new campaign in England against the the Soviet product. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CHINESE INSURGENTS DiscussEs 1932 ciiances| START DRIVE AUGUST 1 'Democratic Woman Leader Talks| Gen. Chang to Move Army Against egv i on Election Prospects. Nationalists in Kiangsi at Oklahoma City, as- Democratic prospects were discussed Province. -y men and women of |last night by Miss Sue White, executive ¢ the mining section that funds would be | secretary of the woman's division of provided. Part of the money, he said, | the National Committee, in a talk at | will be ratsed by public subscription and | Plerce Ml Pavillon, Rock Creek Pazk. HEN A, Okla. July 21—The | the State will fu the remainder. | under the auspices of the District unempxl:;'efijz;“l.{egrvema. Who paraded | Although a State-wide unemployment | Women's Democratic Educational Coun- in an orderly manner to stores here 'conference ha n called here for July | cil. Saturday and obtained food, walted quietly today for inauguration of a re- lief OKLAHOMA JOBLESS | lief pian adopted by civic officials. QUIETLY AWAIT AID i 5B o Mo 31, the chief executive said he con- sidered the Henryetta situation as call- ing for emergency action. AIR TOUR CONTESTANTS SCAN WEATHER MAPS Arrive in Kansas City During Rainstorm—Youthful Flyer Forced Off Course. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, July 21.—Contestants in the national air tour scanned weather charts to the north today as they pre- pared fo take of for s:i.mwm' Nebr., e next leg of the t. the forelgn countries in the world The planes arrived here late yester- | bined ‘overseas 6o day in'a rainstorm. Weather ‘condi- mimons, R o Sale: of Electric: Lamips Bath Regular 98¢ Values : 49c Towels N/ ! S— Sizes 18x36 i | = //‘\ Here is an unusual opportunity to buy 7 Inches / -\\ several of these decorative lamps at a 7 for sl / ridiculously low price. There are several tions had forced many of them to make®| wide detours on the flight from Cha- nute, Kans., the luncheon stop. Jack B. Story was the first to land, followed by Harry Russell, Dearborn, Mich., who is leading in points; Lowell Bayles of Springfleld, Mass., and Jimmy Smart, Pine Bluff, Ark. Eddle Schnei- der, 19-year-old Jersey City youth, was forced off his course by unfavorable weather, but sighted Jimmy Doolittie, the referee, and followed him in, -— ‘The Irish Free State last boug more British-made -uwmoh&:r than :‘l} ployed, t'of whom are miners, were put to Plan for Help, However, Is De- s '»'dl layed Until Mayor Can Talk to Governor. work on civic groceries. Maj. er, sald action Murray today. By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. Regular 25¢ Cannon 98¢ Interstate Bath Sprays Special Regular 10c Can Old Dutch Phone District 5215 aesessissses (Limit 6 to a Customer) Good-weight towels, made of soft, || snowy white material. These towels Be sure to buy a supply of this shadow lamps and nite lamps. These lamps are all complete with ex- J \ N =N Qe Wfi . _ A N\ - 70D length. are 18 inches wide by 36 inches in i s aucet. popular household cleaner at the special low price quoted. i A X different styles included in this sale . . . tension cord. The Better to Serve You CANDY Specials! Your Choice. . Regular BOBID. ....oonin N A delig fection t the whole family SN Special Sale Price 2.5¢ Pineapple Sherbet 19¢ Summertime con- will be enjoyed by Deep Cut Prices Regular 5c Packages Beechnut Fruit Drops Chewing Gums—Life Savers $1 Box of 20 30c Lb. Peermints Specially Priced Just the thing for serving at bridge parties, picnics, etc 35¢ Lb. Mammy Lou Peanut Brittle Fresh, crisp brittle, made of pure country molasses rand simply “chock full” of tempting, tasty peanut meats. Pure, delicious, wholesome. Electric Toasters $1.49 Hawk-Eye Camera and a 98¢ Value SALE PRICE-79c These toasters Roll of 6 Exposure Film =" Both for Mg vl quickly toast wo slices of bread at the same time. They are sturdily made and have uar- heating elements. With each of these handy Hawk - Eye Cameras at this special low price you recelve & roll of 6-exposure film to fit. anteed S _ Regular $1.19 Week-End Cases Sale d with cobra-grained of fabrikoid material. Ha wo nickel-plated side locks. Ideal for over-night and week-end trips. 35c Cretonne Pillows 4T8¢ These pillows are filled with soft new stuffing. Covers of cretonne in gay colors and de- signs. Just the thing for the porch, beach, ete. SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS/ Be Sure to Get YourShare of These Great Savings 3ARGAIN EVENT These Deep Cut Prices for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Only! Out-of-the-ordinary values are being offered . . . and thrift-wise shoppers will be quick to recognize the extra sav- ings possible during this three-day Bargain Event. This an- nouncement tells of many articles that you need . . . check the prices . . . and see just why it is decidedly to your advan- tage to shop for your needs at “Peoples.” This sale is for the benefit of our customers only. reserve the right to limit quantities and refuse to sell dealers. We 50c Ideal Tooth Paste SALE PRICE Regular 10c Cake Lifebuoy Soap 4~ 23c toilet priced @e »1!1vml;€ua’l1‘01?8t;]»(x;av';z)alzze'—7 ~ Regular $2.50 Coty ‘Double Compacts $1 'his lovely Coty Compact ully finished b, C-] 50c Pint Grahams fi Milk of Magnesia SALE i 27c PRICE . ... h and acts a Sweetens the s a [ milc laxat acts acidity of the Touth” and stomach. 75c Lb. Can Peoples Floor Wax SALE PRICE SN2 o T W Very Special . 60c Bottle of 100 Peoples Aspirin Tablets SALE famous C suge, twWo s uffs mirror snugly fitted n the lid. 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