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Show n THE DESERET NEWS FRIDAY AUGUST 27 1920 . i r mirnwr1 fapart Seeks Hopeful $4.50 Couch Guidance From America Oh Far East Problem Covers Oriental patterns. - Good va-rietyof designs ; All colors neatly hemmed Q w -- T ,'a. nr $11.00 Beacon dJjfc-R- mv - r-w- fc4a it y nn rtfcnw- - f na fj srvA rj Newest Newest , " nt Plaid Blankets Full double bed size. Attrac- tive plaids of. . many patterns and colors. The pair . OCT ...... Thl la th third taetalbnent ef the Vanderllp aerie. Th ftnal eonomte llutlon, will appaw tomorrow.) S.ptar, dealing with Europe , ir rtovD lucopirr. mJLXU "What la th Japanese horn politi27, EW YORIC cal situation ? h wn akd. "Japan1 government te lepecullaf. Japan1 la looking toward replied difficult Mr, Vanderllp. "It th power actually the United States today to ascertain where le concentrated. ' It I not In th emhouse of, fir helpful guidance and sympa peror's hand nor In th Two A group of the newest arrivals, elder diet. In tb nor far the in peer exclusively styled. ihetic Stunning ipodela of satin, serge pnd tricotine, for Is a belief, Made atajeamen survive. There of wool mixtures, serges and tricotlnes up la afternoon and evening wear. The colors are black, on A. of them, VanderUp, that Prince Yamagata. i ast, Mr. Frank "1 with new and novel braid or button trimmings j th power behind th throne. brown and V.Ttinent world financier and navy; charming trimmings In many 'Because It it difficult to put on many alluring silk lining! novel deseigns. , declared today to the finger tn thl power and fix responsiunderstand, haa deInternational News service in an bility England, I the layed renewing exclusive interview. treaty. The Japanese foreign minispledge hla word to do on Japan actually wants guid ter may and Japanese government thing from this wherever It the ; nee and may be, may do another. towards ountry in her policy Dlanuer Chinee Government. Liberia, Manchuria and China," Mr. Vanderllp admitted that further by Japan Into ha said. Japan would be , mos commercial incursion . China would be resented by the Chi' A receive to sympathetic nese but pointed out that China's gov tippy Fine zephyr-yar- n coat-style- s; sweaters in distinctive , rertures the Unitet ernment was hopeleea and inefficient from with pockets and belts. The, shades are exwhile In ritny sections brigands ruled states for developing that part the country. attractive and include tremely cha the world and f the ending Mr. Vanderllp was asked whether the new unusual colors. For China had hope during this generation tic state of affairs there. Pom one day only, at to say at say time to Japan Mr. Vndrllp had an excellent opno. further!" ' to viewpoint get Japan he portunity .No, I dont think China can," At a big concession. Youthful models of price tn th replied, "unless ahe U backed up by .urlng a three week aojourn good quality ginghams; plain, plaids, checks or nd of th Nippon. Mr. Vanderllp western power. Mr. Vanderllp agreed that tha west indicated that a partnerehlp-o- f Amer-l:a- n stripes. Dainty trimmings make these serviceInternet easily am nations had brought tha material and Japan able dresses extremely attractive. Specially Priced for Saturday to th rpold bo developed provided th plan trappings of their civilisation AD jerseys, all taffetas, and combinations In a 3 were looked upon with favor by th orient which Japan had- readily ab Ji American government for bringing a sorbed without th moderating influ wonderful array of the new fall petticoat styles; r . degree Of pood government to enc of Christianity. earn all the desired colors. model, was f Iberia. Manchuria and ection' of "Germany Japans China. , Mr. Vanderllp. "and Japan eannot toaid condition la day be said to possess a dsep, morals, Mr. , Vinderllp tome ctlon of Eaatern Siberia and butldlrg religion." tlanchuria wer slipping back to Suggest trimKIv condition, whtl China wn "It is interesting to not that Jaiontlnuinff undeveloped. responsible "I heard very little of any p no- pan's army and tonavytheare diet, both SPECIAL PRICE CONCESSIONS IN Closing Out Sale of tn a commercial only indirectly il Me Extraordinary Opportunity to Obtain service choosing war of the branches ene with England by the Japanese," directing their own- officer , and RUFFLED ORGANDIES aid Mr. Vanderllp. "The Japan The Piet may mak appointhead were strangely silent, Tj and th army of head to wide in AT- - GREAT REDUCTION Every material wanted for school frocks at extremely "Japans situation is urgent. There ments but th exceed them or incur ob; ire 27.000,000 Japanese living In a navy maywhich all the seasons best colors and Cor-dI LOT CIRTAIV RCRfM la called In nation reasonable prices. ATHER PE I1.M th ' the size of Callfomlg ligations or printed !de band. White, Fancy Ticking. t. territory12 about cent SO white. In honor to meet." r CALICO, I etendare upon of arable which ;; quality. SSe WHITE MIDDY per ecru. cream, and only wide. IS lb. Each .. In blua and whit Discussing' th Californiahe exclusion A - - $1.65 TWILL 5c Values ind the race I Increasing at th rate Value for $3.00 believed ald checks Mr. 2.00 Vanderllp WASHABLE DRAPERY act, ti ;. f 700,000 a year. at. . , 1.00 POPLIM la all Value arrangement for $4.50 AMO KIWO.MA MILK satisfactory mutually KOe ZEPHYR DRESS shades and allk Possible Solution Offered. 3 ' wide would be brought about between the Reserve right to limit quantity. Value GIMGHAM9. $4.75 for .$2.50 S v stripe SAe RETOM VIC In a large as "Japan ha three possibilities be- two countries whleh would eliminate 2.00 2 DRAPERY .TERRY Oe PLAID 81TTI.MG lt for her. First h can become an further Irritation over Immigration 1.1 gortment of TWILL HTmo-- In navy. Side hatterns. printing; pretty wide Industrial nation Ilk England but from Japan. Th cordial Midnight Blua, green, lavender patterns. . the wide, Mr, and be Obtained, others Ibat would be dlfflcuIL England had lor. of Japan can 5e COTTOY SERGE ' DRESS ard. . In TC, LACE CIRT4IM 1E1 t fl oat and Iron and was the originator Vanderllp believed In restricting 1m FABRIC .la stripes. 14, ribsilk and of Fillet and Nottingham net, PICN'O 8C.ARrL.In Fancy caps and .5" f th modem Industrial state. Japan migration of Japanese labor entirely pluah in. wide SB DRESS GIYGHAMS weave,- th yard felt. Green and brown: standard in a bon trimmed; all desirable7Cg U haa no great amount of Iron only a If th matter wer taken upmanner wide 4 00 BA size. DRESS ZEPHYR I courteous and som peo-rHer and A coal ttle j sympathetic copper. LACE SECTION L shades . ? Ilk) value. GIMGH AMS 1.00 light IMPORTED F.PHYR Pie have little aptitude for repetitive with Japanese government. PAMMKLIMG DRESS 1 LOT OP LACE CI'RTAIMS In Oe m trork they make no two things exact-- 3 E AMD BlITIYG "Using th right methods, plua dipGI.MGHAMS LACE 8KCTIOXAL PANMEI.IMO pretty patterns of English Nets; tv alike. 8HIRTIMG. Absolutely It would take considerable lomacy and gentleness, the Japanese to fit any aise window, In the cream. Ivory or white. 2) jarda 1JMI EMGLISH COVERT CLOTH tub proof t itme to train efficient workmen and will b quite willing to accept Amermoat Mr. handsome f44)0 said long. pattern AMD ETMIME CLOTH T5e ZEPHYR DRESS develop industries And even then ica stand on this question,arm meth-od- s . . . value value. fl.2t ll-lwide GIYGHAMS. ... Dainty ribbon cases with puff 'hey probably could not compete with VanderUp. "But strong might metal-cEngland In almilar lines. Second TBe 8H1RTIYO MATERIAL plua a dictatorial attitude 2.0 SILK POPLIN In all the 21 also flat and handy mirror; with Japan. to IS inches good shades. iapan coy Id export her aurplus ot lead to aerlou trouble loth cases with large CCm wide Would Avoid War. wide. , Population, although this would hard Japan Ir relieve the present home situation. doe not and mirrora... bellev puffs I sincerely 7 Hut where would the Japan go State and wnt war withto thwarUnited Hot to Canada nor the United State will to preserve her go only are barred, ror Austria, where they honor. ror to India nor to China which are national "Individual Japanese may commit to Possibly rlreSdy overpopulated. hari-kabut whole nation do not Uo pouth America. But the Japanese li unless forced to. Japan knows she CHILDRENS COLORED DRESSES ire not hardy as a race In grappling could not win against the United with an unfavorable climate or primIn many pretty styles; plain colors itive conditions. Japan, "The general impression in has commer-r.laak- l at and checks, plaids and stripes ; dainty can expand "Third, Japan I believe la that Washington Into Manchuria. Siberia and times bee. hostile, vnthout reason t0 collars of white lawn and poplin; all Thins where there la coal and iron to all things Japanese. And this is reWOMENS LACE STRIPED 2 to 6 ; wonderful $2.00 values, he had ai)d where eoclal conditions i sizes, activiHOSETTES t should be stabilized. crltlcix Japan's "W may specially priced for Black and C 1 QC ties 'In Korea and the Japanese will Jj Tan, . Watt For America. Brown, of Saturday and burning ww 3 "Japan only awaits the word from cite th lynching and Knvv AU Other Colored Dresses Inquire oo J negroes - America to go ahead and the prefers American of d with the United we assume euch an beairfair .uperlofity WOMENS LACE BOOT lo go to the Jap Greatly Reduced. ut 4Why not have our policy of A group of new velvet g States, but then, w for their Fine Silk Hose in WhiteC J OC a nese and'try Xo nationaliall 3ty !ie to consider." Mr. WASH LITTLE BOYS SUITS Vanderllp. hats unusually designproblem?" inquired Black, Brown, etc. . . . .T of ed and made beautifully Pleasing styles chambray, th B(ank WOMENS SILK HOSE tlon hould be controlled by 1 Congressional Visit to business th in and There is a trimmed. blues, aeaertlng tans, rep, Nations pink galatea, of th Fine heavy qualityvsilk hrose, of exchange 1 now In the handset colored trimming; of the and white with great variety W Korea Proves Quiet skillful ho with new fashioned feet; in all agents of foreign banks, several different t styles very popular small not permit us to be bur, own do n (By International New Service.) masrter" from; values from $3.00 shapes. The colors are . TOKIO, Au. 2. (Delayed.) Th for brown and navy. black, Special Saturday American congressional party, taveitl-y- j Mexican Army Declared at to For Onc Day Only fating condition In the far east, Field for Red Activities ROMPERS 3 lay continued th trip to Japan from 3 Uoul, Korea, no untoward Incident Dutch style, wifti white (By Associated Press.) visit of ;3 laving occurred during th of Blue and Pink Chambray, 27. Belief body CITY, Aug. MEXICO . the party at th Korean capital. Sizes S Tenseness characterized the altua-- j that the dissemination of Bolahevtki Special for QQ COOfJST waa lion during the entire atay of th literature among Mexlcan'-srrtdler- s afc Saturday fear of a Americans In Seoul due to the a maneuver by political enemie of police the present de facto government waa lapanese officials that th "ilir d ould be unable to prevont Korean expressed eiwffjp tonight by General Eduardo w,IdiiVi !' i 'I'Ui H.ito iU'hik !ih 11)1 3 (emonstration C. Garcia, chief of staff of the war de2 rtng-2 Theeraarrestanof fifteen Korean partment. He declined to disclose th in and alleged plot to throw- organization responsible for this atPoor are only 5,000 locomotives In all Rusa considerable distance back. "What would becom of Venlielo Amerlombs during th visit of th ow discontent among the ' tempt to then? he was asked. transportation makes the regrouping sia and of this number only 1,500 are prior to th arrival men In the army. 5 mn congremen slow process. There available for military use. of the armies If Greece still accorded him her if th .party on Tuesday, If believed evidence. fnd as We are favor, replied Constantine, "I should t (o have frustrated the demonstration soon as we gathering have proofs they will b not hesitate to accept him aa prem. , Ins. made public," he declared. ier." Our enemlee cannot, call us thieve "What would be your ttltude to- Twenty-Thre- e Million or tyrant and o they ar taking thia ward neighboring countrlee? ALL THE WORDS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR of discrediting the army." I would not, perhap be different To be Released method Three hundred military leaden and from that of M. Venlzelo" PRODUCING officer hav been arrested for violatmilitary Associated forbidding th regulation (By ing American Ambassador and It is BUENOS AIRESAug. 2. Foreign officer to meddle In politic (By The Aaaoclated Prrss ) . (By Universal Service.) Minister Balaberry announced today Colby Hold Conference BERLIN, FARlS, Au f . 28. FtormcT Kin? soon would Aug. 22. The Soviet govrelease 222.000,000 he that ett 5 donstantlne of Greece ill hopes to 1 determined to carry Mich la hefd tn the United State to By International New Service) ernment firmly regain hw throne, claiming he neer ;ha credit of th account of the Argen- WASHINGTON, Aug. 2?. John W. the war through unt'l Poland la utconIn Waahingtnn. abdicated and that he is still tin embassy to terly defeated. LenSneandTrotzky will aipbaaeador American Daii H added that with the release of sidered the Greek eoverelgn by Britain who arrived In thl order a general mobilization of ail t.rcat .I (he remaining deposits, transaction of the people of'' that country, ountry eevera day ago, today held Russia. )aed on thm would be entruefed Lucerne correspondent of a the" says tlusively to th Bank cf the Nation,The above I contained In a distong conference with Secretary of - )odr regulation which would elimthe Excelsior. In the course, of an Htat Colby and rendered a report on tonight from Vienna to the Napatch - jht arbitrage operations and insure Interview with th dethroned mon- condition . tional Gazette. Th correajfondent eays 2ona fide transaction upon actual purwas told toward more- natural-- muelc, ajd arch, the correspondent Secretary Colby would aot discuss htJ Information la from an authentic th United (n thaae of commodltie a! not be would Mu" Yenlxeloa he conference. - ttate (Paul B. Klugh. presldentof the source. It Is piTumed that the source ' A PAGEANT in Greece s i Industrie Chamber of Commerce. so to conduct affalraher c r The decree releasing the gold is pa-true la the Soviet representative in Vien'that - pected on Saturday and 1 presumed in .an address before th National ' gne ' country Government Industrial na of Master of Dancing among nation. To be given by Boys and Girls of the Primary Association. J will bar the effect fit reducing the Association in any way been tnioliel of Labor Men The basis of thl decision la allegPlan , discount and the Argentine lakt right of eary Uh. slow.' 1 A ed to be the. realization by leading graceful step named Th,- Oreekattended ln pesos n the United States, WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY ed by the dancth;. ct an admission oh Associated Iress ) Soviet statesmen The Argentine government now Wesleyan" was (Pc 21. " said ConMan, me gthTns . NEW 2100.000.009 In gold in extess ot ing master., with the avowed hope Declaring defeat at th hand of the Pole as VOllK, Aug. .IRMA FELT BITNER told amount for circultlrm and hank that it will receive approval of the , undertook not lo r ..Ty,e pnteAl tb purpose of th Labor party is to expressed in a peace proposed by Po' ki addition ho(d 07. 000, 90S. Deputy Method laf church, th t war the fter if return, of Soygovernment the land. would mean the end of the politic! Published by The General Board of the Primary Iena told the chamber of depiitle edict. of which th Convention .haa GrM, exprewwd a dc. replace an the United State with an let regime tn Russia, therefore are me again "" h thnmewi-c -f , that tb ban on th exportation of ae- - plcred each day. 'n ' Associations. "U! coin ahould be lifted. . He hial father. I would then resume rovemmeni, William- - M. Cox. th early nd to the war cannot b recktaserted, however, that auch exports- - Railway Labor Board paseion.' rancor or hats the nobie II J- - party candldata for president and oned tfe of my crowa." PRICE 25 CENTS PER COPY John F. Quinn, eandidi for goverThl dhipafch conflict with report v Hands Down Firit Verdict meeting her nor. addressed a m For Sale at the Office of from other capital tht Mo sow is vioTonight. Thev both declared thaa pro-geI 4 By Aocited i It )T e on term to ita tb that read party Free) lence had witipla trod.fy CHICAGO. Co United aalled th theory of willing to meet th Tole half way Aug. 27. Th Far Tnfantn gad ChOdrea labor board todai Ftaie railway 4, In order to get peale. foL n Horn handed down f first short tins wage - , Years decision For Oyer SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH n a BISHOPS BULBING general deeiar to d jt. eecond Vienna dispatch, presumvise you the granting smployee ef ? It you do will aav What same thet Strike. good th from source, & In railroad Aroostook Maine, ably banger "Ferikea- - be added, "hav never P.aeeliThaa th earns wag wl recently fixed for 40 ho troop on the secured material game for th work a he big read In th 2899.999.S8S and line l,do,h9 reserve at fighting era" increase. Au. Fall .Dresses eco-romi- st, Anglo-Japane- Specially Priced al se , Specially Priced at . New Aulnnin Sweaters Saturday Sale ot Childrens Wash Dresses 10 ISrS.rfel t ..... Silk Petticoats - Values fo $2.75, for one day only- rratr Values to $4.95 for $ 3.98 Lace Curtains and Draperies - r 36-inch- es SCHOOL DRESS FABRICS 40-inch- es et 19c 39c 49c 59c co-op- 2S-l- n. ........ 51. 39 Boudoir Caps PLAY-MAD- Clearance $2.98 of Dresses and Suits ... 18-I- n. SATURDAY HOSIERY The New Velvet HATS. lt hand-in-han- 69c 69c 79c 98c $1.19 n. 58c SPECIALS j- -j 39c 49c 49c 49c 50c 54c New Vanity Cases Childrens Wash ri 19c S2.25 85C Jrn $1.25 51. 39 ' ece-nom- lo S2.. s' 52.35 .: Cl ; 1;;' lit itlftt I CONSTANTINE IS POLANDS FALL, STILL HOPEFUL ONLY, WILL END TO REGAIN SEAT Pre) WAR, SAY REDS THE offic- ially-announced. Birth and Growl! ot lormonism I ma-jon- tj i - -- ex-ji- tht anU-dandn- Ind-tri- ' mtl . , CASTOR Uxi 30 A Everything About Cuticura Soap Suggests Efficiency ' The Childrens, Friend |