Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 16

r1e G. A. Lewis Elected President Of Washington Lions’ Club Other Officers Chosen at ‘Annual Meeting—]. P. Schick Retires. Gen. Mitchell Predicts 65-Hour Trip to Pelking. With but & few members short of 100 per cent attendance present, George A. Lewis was elected presi- dent of the Washington Lions Club to serve for the ensuing ar, at a meeting of the organization in the New Willard Hotel last night. Mr. Lewls will succeed James P. Schick, whose term will expire the first week in June. Other officers elected were: Harry E. Claflin, first vice president; Thom- | Arj Leonard V City, June 26, were Rev. George F. Dudley, Charles W. Darr and James P. Schick. In his annual address President Schick detailed the many ectivities participated in by the local club, and thanked his clubmates for the “splen- did co-operation” extanded him. Mr. Schick announced that the movement to Install an organ in the new Washington auditorium, inaugu- rated by local Lions several months ago, had been temporarily halted, the club walting for actlon by the inter- national body, which will be taken at the June convention. Following a report read by Roger J. Whitford, chalrman of the “Amer- Icapization committee, the club voted to appoint immediat a committee to work for the Increase in_ appro- priations by Congress for such activ- ities. Gen. Mitchell Speaks. Several amendments to the consti- tuion and by-laws, relative to ducs, membership admission, etc., were also adopted. ncheon held Witliam A, aakot B distant when an airplane would fly | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1923.’ GEORGE A. LEWIS. from New York to Peking, China, in sixty-five hours, and that within an- other month the trip from San Fran- cisco to New York will be made in daylight. THREE GREAT NATIONAL FORESTS DECLARED VITAL Lumbermen’s Head Urges U. S. to Create 1,000,000-Acre Tracts in Trio of States. By ths Assoctated Press. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 10.— The creation of great national for- ests In Michigan, Minnesota and Wis- consin, of at least 1,000,000 acres each, Wwas suggested to the United States Senate reforéstation committee here by John W. Blodgett of Grand Rapids, president of the National Lumbermen Manufacturers’ Assoclation. The committee left for Chicago last night with three outstanding con- clusions drawn from. the testimony heard in their Michigan inquiry. First, that prirvate owners will do little reforestation work, because of the lack of visible profit. Second, that Michigan holders of e d_ask federal and AAAAAAAAAAAAY LOANED WITHOUT COST THE GRAND PRIZE m 1% |Deared "betore the com: state ald In the matter of fire protec- | into the stato and take control of ! arge areas of land for reforestation, Thlrd that persons wg'a have ap- wllh the idea that if the ‘overnmenl‘ ittee have | can prove the feasibility of producing nimously expressed the belief that | timber crops it will blaze the way for | the federal’ government smould come | private entorprise. Floor Stains and Varnishes Prepare Now for Shrine 3 Crowds Sanl!ary Glass Cases for Cafes, Lunch Rooms, —Ilunch room and cafe own- ers. We carry a complete line of sanitary glass cases for food display and quote prices that you'll find especially in- teresting. 2% Canoe Paints, Stains for Porch Wicker, Auto Enamels, etc. HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS Phone Main 1703 1334 New York Ave. Delicatessen | Stores, etc. Jewelers Eye Service--- After the Glasses Are Fitted Our Service doesn’t end with the of the glasses. Often necessities arise—such as readjust ment 0( parts, tightening of scre: a d attenti tention we'll gladl ler our custon —both before an s are made. Over 62,000 p¢o- Good Glasses ple are satisfied users of ouras low glasses. \\Mfl/// o ‘;4_ pticians z ~1 @ NOS,a J. Barry, pa lion mer, and W, Twi. Directors three years b QConnor, Roger J. Whiteford and John Waters, | Pierre Bealer was elected a director for a term of two years. e 1 Chas.o a\i-‘,&S@n N UREKA | 708 7th Street and 3123% Stre:/ | New Train Schedules EFFECTIVE NEXT SUNDAY, MAY 13th, IMPORTANT CHANGES IN SCHEDULE. FOR DETAILS IN QUIRE OF TICKET AGENT. Baltimore & Ohio VACUUM CLEANER On request we will deliver to your door on_three days’ free trial a new Eureka. 1 Delegntes Are Chosen. Delegates chosen to represent the club at the forthcoming convention of International Lion t Atlantic The May sunshine is warm—but = | It’s just a bit difficult to remember the i | hardships of a heatless winter now that you have put your winter overcoat away. But the far-sighted home-owner knows that winter is coming—and that the fuel short- age is a perennial problem. SPLENDID COKE IS AVAILABLE NOW Coke—the eflicient, fael for domestic nse. Coke which is smokcless and clean. Coke which radiates a uniform warmth throughout the hounse. Coke which requires a minimum of labor and costs a minimum of money. Free Loan Offer Expires May 19 —Only limited number loaned The Safe Way to Buy a Diamond If you decide to buy, pay $3.50 Down Balance Easy Monthly Payments POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY 607 14th St. Phone your coal dealer TODAY—if he can not supply you promptly, communicate with us. THE CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY INCORPORATLD Procced just as you would in makin 1im- portant investime !] or securing a valuable . i o e Because w2 want everybody in this coms munity to realize how easy and inexpensive it is to make splendid pictures we have decided to make the following offer: Tnion Trust Bailding—Washington, D. €. W. A. Leetch, Manager. In the first would, should, consult ble banker or broke the second, a 1tc unquestioned successful exp and substantial re- sources. or you : i Specialists in Men’s Wardrobery Saks Starting Promptly At 8 A.M. Friday and Continuing Saturday We will give a No. 2 Film Pack Hawk-Eye camera FREE to everyone who buys at our store three or more 2133, 5 Kodak Film Packs for this camera at 50 cents each. There | isabsolutely no other conditionattached to this offer which will continue only as long as our supply lasts. AW ER 71T K EARNE 7I4 lI ST. VOMPA OPP PALAIS ROYAL Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street Now regard the dia- mond you want to buy in exactly the same serious light—as an in- vestment calling for the same competence and caution. Nor is this all, With every camera is included a year's fres sub- scription to Kodakery—the bright little monthly magazine for amateur photographers that regularly sells for 60 cents a year. Leg o’ Lamb Lb., 32¢ Fresh Fruie & chetab/cs New Potatoes, No. 1 Only One Camera to a Customer Columbia Photo Supply Co. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. G eeS s Curtazn Certainty Drime Steer Beef Rib Roast...... Bouillon Roast. .. Shoulder Clod.. Hamburg Steak. i Chuck Roast....." Smoked Al * K String Beans. Rhubarb ..“? Pineapples . Asparagus | There may be some dif ference in dollars to be expended, but there is a striking similarity in the principle involved. What matters it whether you 3 ~ \ plan to spend $30 or @@@' $5000 for vour dia- AV NS, NG, NY, NI mond? 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MacKENZIE, Manager 6th and C Streets N.W. ¥ o Another special assortment of Men’s Two-Pants Suits On Sale for Friday and Saturday $ Right you are—$19 doesn’t go very far these days under ordinary circumstances. But this is one of EXTRA-ordinary circumstances—and we have made the most of it—with the result we have marked these 150 or 200 Suits—each with EXTRA PANTS—to sell at $19. §I‘hey are Tweeds, Cheviots and Cassimeres—in smart models that the young men will delight in; and others of more conservative cut—that are still full of dressyness and character. - Nothing has been skimped —they are tailored exceptionally well. 'All sizes—from 34 to 44 Fourth Floor Here, in this store, we have been dealing in fine diamonds for more than half a century. It is no uncommon happening today for us to greet and serve the grandchil- dren of our customers of two generations ago. CORNS - stop their pain in one minute! —by removing the cause. 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