Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 18

THE EVENIi‘IG BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921 ______THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MA - Fxample |BERLIN DEMONSTRATION [semis smorimions won s o[ ) | Costa Rica Is a Good P TO STIR ANTI-SEMITISM |, oo o omoeat e | || Of Country of “Little Landers ? g s s SRR EE T P Live In - Coma Rlod méntioned o press dis- farms. Al migh i phcentage) ob (Gosta] | to! BE Alfol Protest' Against Naturally. this Reparations Rupture. i are landowners. patches as invoived with Panama in| Ricans the latest Central American boundary | has made for comm: DL Arsehis e el . b | dispute, is described in the follow-|Eovernment, and i LEToy, Ja i 3 ! = 0. | fewer civil wars than mo - | graphic Ageney).—FPreparation . u jing bulletin issued from the head-| ) American governments, but it being made for a huge anti . | o ot been altogether free from military ! n. to be held here 1 4 quarters of the National Geographic S conpe ! R | 403 ration, 1t is : | “Costa Rica constitutes one of thel o g it il Niokn Groat “deveion. | L heer e e e i ’ { t demonstrations to be foundiment. The poverty-stric ty 5 5 Eirco. Iy Tiandon: & it = = : = i b thes i o haze taken |mons (he ropublios of the new world | of sarly dasa has feen tramstarmnrit inty A GO g & tecture | PyoNT mime voun Eves: If so, and you desire your name to ap- 3 that a country’s development may bejne of great — pro: 4 lin Munich wer rsed by anti-| D . 7 s H H Y banana industry h. p dn the t I R e year 1n th S - w ;--y?d AR il i ikingly! atrected|ny, geopeaphy anaanane Industes Sohe bt S i : [ the Washington Telephone Direc our duty is to make proper provis conomics. Most of the other Latin{the fruit was exported quarter cen- - ings ! v = > * e o S R ey 1 miitton | NCF B o s = LTy tory in connection with the telephone num- % bunches mostly shiny climes ntent with Quality ana Service _ ber of the apartment house private branch KAUFMAN exchange, we would suggest that you get of the iabor of large num- ives, and with this a poured into a single glass for A savings account; Now _illiterate to find, except ed natives of : ance th itilized cons | ! Wise _investments with i Rica has had to depend | 2 you. o Optician—Optometrist ; ? 8 4 ‘ our aid; since colonial times largely on the izh rate of illit- T"“A“:y";‘lf‘a‘: 5 1704 Pa. Ave. N.W. ' in touch lmmedlately with the apartment labor of its colonists of Furopean descent, and the development of the country has been in a restricted ter- itory.” In most of the other Latin | the outly there has been a rac Third: Appoint this Company executor and trustee in your will. house owner or agent and arrange the mat- ter with him. 1 3 There are many ways of fulfilling that obligation, the ood il -‘)\._ o # i i i ve i ew | claim that in rec 5 4| But the best way is through thrift. Lay aside a cer- I Bince. Al at in rece A7 - s ; | tain sum each week in a Savings Account with us Pl \,g," e yato o i s EnRTa e We cannot x’lC?(’Pt IIStmg:& dlrec.tl_v from ' . and we will add 3% interest. Invest some of the :;\‘:‘”fi‘;flnu' ‘mina ran ) jv[n.n }{qp;]u‘\ir\.v‘.dlv have a 5 | tenants, exccpt in connection with tele- 1 savings in safe bonds. Then you can feel secure remained "m\m'a:l Er.;'n'."(u?‘\-" ] which al- phones not connected with the apartment regarding your family’s future. house private branch exchange. Borderlands Near “Beca e econom i of geographical Ask for Booklet, period. C “Saf jing Your Family's Future” ways from i should | her whenever | he should be | ks only after | i | i she goes out the other is finis have the id be 1t unds the hours should not sound so Our next issue of the Washington Tele- ot el ke ‘DELICIOUS 3rd REFRESHING phone Directory goes to press on March 23. et B ‘ | Copy for changes in listing or additional THE WASHINGTON LOAN :f.:u:x:'f ;flllp.zgt.:‘hic’f,fi*;"’:fi?:fl'::fis \mfi“Wlfinfilalfilalflfl‘gfim% listings must ‘r:’c Nin our office b:forle“()lr:zt 1 AND TRUST COMPANY | imishm b i CHEVROLET BRUCEWOOD 1| date. ‘- “For Economical Transportation™ central area, would make a marrow | Main Office: West End Branch: a : the country from Atlantic The long-point roll TR OO R collur with the b f ate ! goo-goa P STREET. 618-620 17TH STREET. pardly & quars : ter of the area = : clusive lock-front Resources Over $13,000,000.00 e oors - The Chesapeake and Potomac! Telephone Company the tow proximately equ: irginia. but pra i =V —_—___ (LU CHEVROLET for the few Indians living there. JOHN B. LARNER, President. “The central platea, which is the heart of Costa Rica, has a rich soil and a climate described as that of perpetual spring. It is from 3.000 !to 4,000 feet above sea level. When early settlers established them- HE same low cost of opera- tion and certainty of per- formance that distinguish all Chevrolet passenger cars make ISIESIEIE Superior Merchandise at Lowest Consistent Prices Sauld] molilive il clties fandirecelvy the Chevrolet Light Delivery Gollars ! Charles T. Clagett, Division Manager | found it necessary to do their own {work. Their situation was not ° like that of the North American ® pioneers of the middle west. As a result the Costa Ricans acquired | habits of industry that have stuck with them until today. Lacks Huge Estates. H 2B F $T.end 1212101218 G ST CCai UL Ns . 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