Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1921, Page 8

CONVENTION CITY OF THE LAND - quirements. styles to suit your individual re- Easy Terms—$1 a Week The Home of Low Prlces and Libeial Credit Terms (" Belding-Hall Refrigerators The standard by which all others are judged. We have a complete range of sizes and . Oil Cook Stoves The well known Buck's make in 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes. Prices start at $24.75 Of the Better Kind gl Oak or Mahogany; beau- tifully made and finished. $38.95 \34 Cash—$1 a Week Branch Stores in 10 Other (o] ———> o] ——=0|t—rt= 0] —|d ——m|ol— o] —— o] ——=]a] ——=d=]a] ——=]bl —= 0| — 8| ——|d ——rm 0] —— o] ——= o] ——=a] =—o|d = 0] —— o jemsmg |n | ———]o | ——= I > Graceful Queen Anne design, including Dresser. Chifforette, Dressing Table. Full Size Bed, Chair, Rocker and Bench. You will find it impossible to duplicate this value. $19.50 Cash—$2.50 a Week ! " CHIFFOROBES ) DMS(ON OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SHERS CORP. '735 7th STREET N.W. 3-Piece Living Room Suite Consisting of Large Settee, Chair and Rocker, with Luxuri- . ous Removable Spring Cushions in seat. fine quality verdure tapestry. $19.50 Cash—$2.50 a Week Upholstered in a very 1952 Oak or mahogany finish. Upholstered in black or brown leatherette. Prices start at $39.50 ] -$3.95 Cash—$1 a Week 7-Piece Genuine Walnut Suite $195:% J Solid enamel interior, roll front curtain, porce- lain sliding top. Ex- actly like illustration. A real bargain. $39.50 oak, white BY A. E. SEYMOUR, Secretary of the Washington Cham- ber of Commerce. For 120 years Washington has been the capital of the United States, While its founders came here with a resolute will to lay broad and deep the foundations of the republic whigh is to endure while time lasts; to beautiful and delightful e in, the future scat of learning, of 'diplom, of world poli- it is difficult to believe they in min®yit country-and a city such Xists tod: r nation has in lation from Tesm ih 00,000 in 1800 jto nearly 110,000,000, Our material th is more than $2 0.000.000.000. making us richer than a; un- 5 1h the world. . The number of -ased from 16 to 48. rown from about in 1800 to more with the splendid nation, Washington, grown from 3,000 in 450,000. The govern- 'S » increased from than 80.000. From a B as grown into sed in popu= 3 . splendid drives and parks. No_title which can be applied to appropriate, more i owth in beauty has n political | ublic _is iful. Othe capitals nters of commerc he splendors that d around th of the treets; in its s houses, and the splendid public hools, college: and muse in its simple & pitol, on whosv first founder of the city { Taid the noblest structure i i things make panorama and ' mplation than other city in t civil- an twelve ||\mdred Irament for thirteen contur s have e: ntury’ three that equal hington, the c h it not alone for ade it the kreat American cit s and ity of the | nt and acces- e eat trunk lines of rail- | Thad conmect. it with every state and ! community the land. Its larg d well conducted hote inment and comfort to Visitors. Its attractions for ion delegate. the tourist, or are absolutely u i d. Every other city which makes any 1 claims a -convention Ferguson means more than Just puinted. It menne 8 frat; Lelass A T fob, of which youll be well | pleared. Interior and Exterior Work. With a Big Stock of Standard Make \ ELECTRIC FANS THE ELECTRIC P | {with its growth in population, in Pime " - | world's fair. d|to Washington™ Beauties and Interesting Sights Make Con- tinual “World’s Fair” for Tourist. Weather Standard High. city must offer special attractions and inducements to secure conven- tions. This i8 pot necessary in the case of Washington. It is the one city which is absolutely sold in ad- vance to every organization and ev- ery citizen of this country. It is the ambition of every American to visit Washington. This is natural because he has a sense of proprietorship in the city. To him who has seen the city once there is a desire to re- peat the experience and to view won- ders which he missed on his initial trip. There is a welcome here for all. Weather Average Good. Objections are sometimes urged against bringing conventions to Washington in the summer months on account of the heat. We are able to present convincing evidence that these objections have no more force against Washington than any other city which has any claims as 2 con- vention city. We have obtained from the United States weather bureuu of- ficlal figures showing the average temperature by months for the fifty years from 1871 to 1920, inclusive, in the twelve cities named below. In presenting these figures fractions of of a dgree less than one-half are omitted and one degree is added when the fraction is more than one- The figures follo RS FOR OITI M| a3 Juse July Aug. Sept. O L . sanszanasassd sgRaEnansy It is not necessary to draw any col clusions from the above figures. They speak for themselves. .We have also obtained from the weather bureau the highest temperature recorded by it in cach of these cities during the same These temperatures are Boston, 104, Chicago, 10. i Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Washington, 106. This must forever set at rest all of Washington in compari- h other cities on account of And this should be borne In mind. that for any disad- vantage from the point of view of de- sirability as a convention city Wash- any other city. Waushington Is u great perpetu: Other cities have tei ions, but Washington is ever-failing world e: porary shington Chamber of Coi merce, a live, active, enthusiastic of ganization, made up of the leading business and professional men and women of the city, is always ready’to extend the hand of welcome and as- i |sist in the entertainment of any and all organizations—business, fraternal, and a1l other—which m. conclude to hold their annual conven- [tions in Washington. “On to Washingten” should be the slogan of every organization which desires fo hold its annual conventi in the city which most attracts the citizens of this great republic—"Come is the slogan_sent | broadcast by the Washington Chnm- ber of Commerce. ! 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