Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1931, Page 19

NEXCAN CLANS COMMISSON ENDS Cbnvention on Special Items Expires as $250,000,000 in Cases Still Pends. B B v g g depen The problem of what to do about this year. of its citizens against Mexico faced the ‘United States Government today as the special commission considering the claims arising cut of 10 years of Mexi- can revolutionary activity expired last By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August Coed will have to be called Elizabeth Fall clothes have a grown-up air and | more than $250,000,000 worth of claims | ., "G 0o 08 the new renaissance fash- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, A UGUST 18, 1931. High Spots of Fashion. 18.—Betty s will be called upon to affect the | time poise, the coquetry and the sophistica- tion of an Empress Eugene or a Cath- erine de Medici. ‘These will be velvet in black or royal and sapphire blue trimmed with fur, lace, or metallic cloth | “"Nubby knit tweeds nd jersey in solid high, clear colors, will be popular for campus and day: Two-tone plaids are favored, too. fashioned in twn or three-piece suits or in one-piece dresses Already the trunks are being pulled | to pe worm with short Jackets of suede, out and the daughter of the house is | or the more durable furs. talking clothes to the family provider. SOPHISTICATION MARKS STYLES | I 3y s lamb or caracul. Fur coats for informal wear are of CO-EDS WILL FAVOR THIS FALL e (o v Sophistication Reigns. The college girl will insist on sophis- | ticated evening clothes rather than the Campus Clothes to Have Grown-Up Air, | intie modco thres of fous veass aeo With Plumes, Laces and Satins as She will want satins or velvets designed to swathe her girlish figure in & vamp- ish manner. They must be long, low of decolletage and sleeveless. Jewelry for the younger girl is | simpler this year, but richer for di | time wear, mannish metal bracelets | jone and a half or two inches. wide, huge carved stone rings, and metal) chain necklaces are being shown. | Pajamas are more important. The: sheer woolens, New pajamas are ith metal rope belts | and are of printed velvet or rich cling- ing satin. stripes and | The expression “Go to Halifax” | originated from the severity of the | WILLIAMSON FLAYS LEGAL PROFESSION Ex-Chicago Law Commissioner Says U. §. Lawyers Protect Guilty Criminals. By the Associated Press. BURLINGTON, Vt, August 18—Dr. John H. Williamson, former law en- forcement commissioner of Chicagr commenting yesterday on the Wicke: am Commission Teport on the causes of crime in the United States, charged that the legal profession was failing in its duty to soclety. “You cannot expect a commission made up largely of members of the legal profession to criticize that profes- sion,” he sald. “Nor can you expect such a commission to make recom- mendations which might mean the loss B case are that we have an « psychology in dealing with country, from the making o their administration and cn | and the legal profession must accept a large share of the responsibility for creating that psychology. “Our system tends to protect the criminal rather than to protect society. ‘When the criminal is brought into court, the legal profession comes for- ward and thfows every possible safe- guard around him and takes advantage of every technicality of the law to free wrong in this ‘With Mexican as President. MEXICO CITY, August 18 (#).—The All-American Press Federation was or- zanized vesterday at a meeting here, with Juan Sanchez Azoca of Mexico as president. ‘The federation will call an all-Amer- can congress to meet at a date him, even when his guilt is established.” | FORM PRESS FEDERATION | All-American Society Organized | press | not yet settled, to discuss matters of | Women Plan Supper. | SEAT ANT, Md., August 18! (Special) —The Women's Aid of St.| | Matthew's Episcopal Church will give | | & supper and lawn party tonight at the | | Seat Pleasant Community House. Proceeds will go for the payment on the Parish Hall. 4 Wheels 2 Ford A, $4.95 Chev. Chev., $6.95 Pontiac 1924 to 1929 Essex Buicks, $10.95 All othes Quality Mal LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in | 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day. | and checks Malaria in three days. water, laboratory com- trolled system. Wearing apparel re- ' turned damp, starched where nec- essary Flat work carefully ironed. Mini- mum bundle, $1.00. | Sport coats for Saturday jaunts or | criminal laws and their enforcement in | of bread and butter to some members Rival Court Salons. | foot, ball games are of luxuriously £oft, Halifax, England. of that profession, but the facts of the | nterest to the press of the Americas. During its existence the commission 666 Salve for Baby’s Cold | tions disposed of ciaims aggregating | 1A%, SN, O (AL high tpots ot $1,325.000. When the term of the com- | B0 51aCl’ gatin ‘in slesk lines, with ml:laclgau;xnl:le-fl m:?er:;.!r::;a‘{“;‘é “’;‘g I | buckled_pumps, ehort gloves, pouch s velve felt | 676,000. Of these, the American claims | Safs Eiwmes. bose or cock feathereoai | aggregate $258,640, and the balance are | po tpe mrevailing mode. for afte Mexican claims against the Unued‘so(.m’(,,gc“nm. . e States. : | __Sunday night supper go! 1 be of | The convention which expired related | —reri et SUPPEL §; o The convention | claims expires Special August Sale Prices on Bed Pillows $1.85 Pillows, Each large size, covered sl See This Attractive Group of $2.25 Rayon Spreads Rich rayon brocades in wanted sl .49 to special claims only. relating to general August 30. Acting Secretary of State Oastle expressed regret that the special claims convention should have expired $1 Pillows, feather filled, cov - 555'6 colors. Size 80x105 inches with scalloped edges. ered with heavy t1ck- R 5 vene with striped tick- ing ... without an agreement for future con- sideration of the revclutionsry claims. He made it clear that the State Depart- | ment had hopes for a satisfactory ar- | rangement at a later date. According to Assoclated Press dis- patches from Mexico City, neither American Ambassador Clark nor For- eign Minister Estrada of Mexico would comment on the situation, althougn .s is known that several conversations on | the subject have taken place between | them. | ‘The commission was established in 1923 to settle claims growing out of the revolutionary period of 1910-1920. Sev- enteen of the claims passed upon grew out of the famous Santa Isabel case, caused by the Pancho Villa movement. The other claim was the Russell claim for damages resulting from the Pascual | Orozco revolution. U. 5. Women in Athens. ATHENS, August 18 (#)—Twenty | members of the United States Busi- ness Women's Association arrived to- day on their trip through Burope. They are attempting to establish branches in the larger centers, | PARKS 1219-1221 G S+ NW. 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