Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 7

/ L THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 17, 1923-PART 1. PROMISE 10 RUSH | [ v errormer To arrean mexe. | PANANA BOOSTED ‘S‘GMAF::TEIN_I:%YG&ECTS Fom the AVENUE o NINTH:® | Rail Traffic Men Meet Agri- : i SEL h L i Canal Zone Business Lead- | cultural Leaders in Thir- X ' s ; ers Open Campaign to Win teen States. ' ] b W= 81| U.S. Tourist Interest. e ® 3 4 B R ; 8l | With a view to popularizing Panama ‘LEVELAND, June 16.—Traffic rep- | : v k. & - and the Panama Canal Zone as a resentatives of eleven castern rail- - 5 : 5 winter resort for people of the United | Wways and officials of the farmers’ or- | b - X ST 3 tates, the Panama Association of | ganizations in thirteen northern and | f & 3 2 . £ Commerce has established an infor- | New England states met here today 5 3 3 . mation bureau in this country with | to discuss freight movement of sev- | K § S ; . ,_ offices here and in New York city. | eral thousand cars of farmers' sup- ft B b Z 2 Col. Winfield Jones, president of the | plies, chiefly feed and fertilizer, be- o - SU e A ‘ { Southern Trade Congress. has been | tween mow and April 1. The farmer b £ 0y - appointed manager of the Panama bu- | oup represented was said to pos- . e Mo i e I :»yla. l»:xymyz‘ power of 25.000 car- " s 5 3 _ - e W. gton office has been Yosas. | 8 e : o s e uthern building, it e night by Senor Dr. The farmers requested that the rail- Morhies wiinlare: or ways undertak to move these sup- s 2 + plics in soiid traing and give them | more expeditious treatment than m! the past i bond issue of | The traflic managers red the | H : oy Thess. farmers in general terms of :h“”‘ in- IRMA WARD, 1 E New York e e e e ronds added | Aerial xymnaxt supreme, with Sella-Floto circus, here Mondny and Tuesday. | ¢ | GODFREY L. MUNTER. . persr el s United Statex, t the assembly of the shipments 3 I S 2 in train lots would make it possibl. In 1913-16 Dr. Morales was min- The Washington Alumni Chapter it ¥ : ) | ister from Panama to the United |of the Sit . Lan < don L S G st | TEACHERS PRESENT SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS [ ot s e o | i e o008 | o “among the agricul- | ar members of the Washington dip- | one and has chapters in all the lea: i a i iversitie Mr. M a e tui| NEW PAY SCHEDULE WILL ARRIVE TODAY [romtc corms 57 e et st Bty St Seno »on Ricardo J. 2 ; D aitil GiE s sy Tewsiio S : ASKING INCREASES = Fanama minister to the United Sta xes,wr'\mlla‘lg,‘" ‘:l';nlx;v]:;s admitted to prac | Howard W. Selby, manager of the | = G54 | First Section of Special Trains Duerfl“‘" Senor Don Emanuel Lyons, com- | U668 18w (2 1515 and (8 S Chon change of 3 fiicat | nercial attache of the legation, will | perlin & Smith. finance ington the A States to place a | ded. Other Atto mHira i at Yards About co-operate with the Panama informa- PO | SRR of W Lt UGS or wn masimum satars or £2700 1AM ton bureau in eharge of Col. Jonce | MAN DIES FROM HEAT. - nnounces to begin 1 omorrou League Federation of Buffalo; J. per vear is reached. Sl d 5 L:.I'“w."nralt- Wi Washington S EATOrE o e ey NMiller of Philadelphia "“’ senting Class 2. Teachers in senior high [Dhe Selin Higto Sirons el asoive) conferring with Sec inson, seventv-five, died and two the Pe Ivania Farmers -ODe = three sections from Philadelphia n& Ea aitr bl deration: Murray n Lincoln, [ and normal schools: Group A —A| the first Hughes over the new a v 01 L3 five Feders A . 7 st train reaching the 2 3 3 E o i {olumbus, seerelary of the Ol basic salary of $2.000 per vear, with | Pennsylvania railroad yards about |Pending between the United s/leza today, . Whe mesimumitempens l Sale Of Ba S and Sultcases Bureau Federation: L. 11 am. Other sections will follow |3 he Southern : e = E Creas A v of §100 res: 1 ssist i e wa D! worth, Indianapolis. man: an anmualiincresse insalany ot § closely behind ist in the work of Indiana AR i for ten years or until a maximum ' SEEN G L G teave a information bure re. manager of | xalars of $3.000 is reached. Group B|showgrounds at Florida avenue and e Panama government ! b j;’(‘;;“";}“;’g‘; basic salary of $3,100 per year, [ 5th street rortheast : .x: am ot A L - 200 Pieces of Extra Heavy Cowhide 5 with an annual increase in salary of | Yi& the following route: =FIOridanesy men to that countr 8 X Ttailrond traf S $100 for one year or until a Maximum | street to Wachington® e gate the investment and commerc \ ] Leather Luggage, as Illustrated pess s of th epubl g N b e i salary of $3,200 is reached circle to south side of i e O e = & 2 = nue east to & e by the Southern Trade Congre: : i . Juntor High Teachers. avenue o roadway south of T the Southern Trade - : | s i saltimore UG Ponnaivaniy aveme, fo Teier | o A, movement is mow under . and “Alton “and ] Classes 1 and 2, teachers in Junior | Mopument, to 15t strect, to K street, | Goyelop Panama with American cupi- nd, Pekin Unon. 4 "'t M| high schools—A teacher hereafter | to 5th strcet northeast, to Camp Mei s R h o apera e ] Dukaiphins appointed to the for high schovls Performances will be given Mond: e ; organized in_this city | suffered by Delays, nuolntey din & and Tuesday at 2:15 and $:15 p. 3 < Dl ot 31:000:008. = carhEhe who possesses the eligibility require-| Doars will open one hour eariier to ssion from the ments of teachers in class 1, group | allow ample time to inspect mena- nment for land, colo- A or zroup, B of the elementary | Beriex. " | it CTeattle business. | Other AND OVERHAULED f farmers’ or; . b served seats as well as general | .08 T 1€ oS e to be oOr- 15t Veqr nooling their orders | Schools and ‘who has qualified for & qamission tickets will be Dlaced on | caniienment compantes are t & awls:umsmm) for foca o et o aperatives junior high school position by ful- [sale a Liggeits arue store. 14ih and Every summer about this time we put on this se intuin with u sin vll;“ A filling such requirements as may be | P streets. both circus davs. - Price i Fa 4 B tan In "tha movement last | Preseribed for junfor gh school | £7S the kel STOP AT V!CTOR'A N event. Itistimely—and it is always appreciated petn L Aluska Tourists on Way Back on | | A1/ oRK GUARANTEED § by our patrons. Offered is luggage bought by us 100,000 B T 1 out of | teachers, shall receive the salary g a he ay z s q vear is reached. | . T the result th farmers, particu- | A teacher hereafter appointed to - of boards of o Army Transport. FOR 12 MONTHS | SiediSny ot | the Jimior bl Schools who pos. | aminers: A hatic saiary of 35000 | , . British Columbla, June | | oy aevume marsasazs oseow i | many months ago when snow was on the ground : % me | xessex the elighbility requirements | Sear, with an anny ca 4 6 The 1 les Army trans. o andlen (his | aronat ot . MRt E et | a e it e Tary ot HTD mee ey [wore iCambEL (Deduing (n InactyHot pmup FRANKS —when luggage makers were glad to sacrifice who has qualified for a junior high hed f a . arrived here this after- profits to make sales; before leather advanced. school position by fulfiling = it supcrintendents: An an- The American lawmakers and 812 F quirements as lary of $4,5 were taken on & trip PR — Junior high scheol First e «\nwrmlnmhmx An | o 2 ENeE IMLIGO an e otn oF m’uanw..mv (LN 10210 Y elv e sa D £ i s jannual 000, i Cha ber of Co ) % Fegeive the waiary prorerined | "Superintendent of sehools: Annual fore for Seattle. tontent That is why the values are so sound. Another A or group B. | salary of $10.000 Classes Tand 2 school librarians— : [ > R store would call them “sensational,” ‘but we \ ichool librarian who posserses the | 3 5 % T[] I_EAVE H"_I_H]P s 1, kol X o roup 8 57 e L Sew scht e 3 prefer to err on the side of conservatism. We L AR e o Yhiy chedute for ara Wal el ber 8 ws - would rather surprise our friends with values _— a : tosgoctoctets Soafeel B. A school librarian who pos- | \ o 4= s . sesses the ity equival of <h. < v s ety Maj. Hobson and Two Assist- | ieashers"s; ;ii“"”‘hiirlmfl.“xl?.fi"éi‘olué‘ e At | “Jhe Big Hardware and Housefurnishing Store ants Ordered to Other s G Ut enale pecil Dain, Rl o 11™AND G STS. group B. ertrude Young Posts. Principals of elementary schnnln; ) On Sale on Third Floor class 3, teaching principals with from | il four to eleven rooms—A basic salary | What He Could Do. of $2,200 pcr year, with an annual | . . he New York Su ard by War Depa orders, | increase in salary of $100 for six i Hit hard by War fi(nfir‘n\c?l{‘ o e.|¥ears, or untll a maximum salary So this applicant for the book- rlc l - ass the O. R. T. C. department of George- | ;¢ §3'800 per year is reached. keeper's job claims he is a college |3 town University will “carry on” next Clanin 4 PHAcIpaL: man?’ asked-the bank president, ad season with an almost eniirely new . than disappoint them with words. ’ For $7 For $11 $10 Bags & Suitcases $15 Bags & Suitcases { Cowhide leather. Bags are Extra heavy cowhide -leather. administrative principals | thin ack that clalm?® Can he leather lined. Medium and extra Bags leatner lined. Hand-sewed Baff of Army officers, rooms or more, and prin- |qualify " [} S Wi e Hovagn eomejicin: ol and Americaniza. | The cleric stepped to the door and | sized suit cases. Colors: Black, frames. - Suit cases extra deep. mandant at Georgetown for the last | 0 J e A T e *he report- | % e , Soli v A s vea= has receivealordereitzana’ T Y100 o S e ereane N d ate 3 : permission brown and cordovan. Sf)lld brass Colors: Black, brown and cordovan. fereing im o tha command of thals maximuniaaiary forisd200inrivens iNe millicom 8 TRIRRCE IV the cOlBEE (5 hardware: steel-wrought frame. Solid brass hardware; stecl-wrought. General Staff School at Fort Leaven- lass Principals of junior high worth, Kas. He will be succeeded at |schools and assistant principals in | “Claflin *Specs ; This department is a store in itself. You \}-ill the Hilltop by Capt. William Bergin. | senior mikh schools: 4 i S To make you see, find a complete stock of standard makes—the kind who has becn on duty as a ant | {n. . e B s & i o = % 5 B e professor of military «c fonse analnarioase untll a maximum salary of Thirteen-Fourteen G” that give maximum resulfs with the smallest con tendid cord s| 84, ""“ per ye ( eached . . . H e RS RS RGN el e i ey | CLAFLIN OPTICAL co, [§ SUPUOR of fee Imported Panama Hats, $4.75 Qi s s 4,000 4 . i LV o ,., su |t Seeger Refrigerators Values Up to $8 Cly Pmoslaant ¢ or until a maximum salary of $4,000 | — ¥ 2 wee. 2889 town rm\(!rrl;:lu‘:n":’n him last yeur | P} Dt ot speia Household Refngerators Genuine Ecuadorian Panamas. supernatural bleach, in the rx: s and departments: A baslc sal- e i Fonorary de; of “doctor of mili- S or 3 er vea vil B - . = H A it vics, InTabects 5 Ty # i ncrate T laty ol T j~ | White Mountain Refrigerators oo o S ollesces | oty 5653500 per year is rearned.| WHEN YOU NEED A KEY| _ reduced to $+.75. : 5 &t | Hends of Departments. You need our instant dupli- o & ore tak pver 2 een Mountain Refrigerators, ek —Heads of departments: A { cating service. Gr M R t datailea. @t Backe ~.—um of $3,200 per vear with Duplicate key, 25c. = — 4 solid hardwood, white enamel ordered to|ar annual increase in salary of $100 alter D. Me- | for Uiree vears. or until a maximum | Bring your locks to the shop. - lined witl: solid brass hardware, ho B p op | 2 500 pe s ch i 9 ! « nm;d who ha e ‘:;l ll\hoxol‘i‘l‘l;ll!; n' S $ per year is reac TURNER & CLARK 1 ] o i1 Eawin t " in Salary of $100 Basement. A | e 2 D St Wl | ey or until a maximum 1233 New York Ave. i i : staff during | d ] ast vear, is ordered to join the | - j . A expeditionary forces in | = : : mtsin, Chin H 3 oo s ; 3-YEAR-OLD == three vacancies will be filled by 4 Ak T . H Coch n ! s < < rer . $1.00 SIZE vent_gradu r sehool 2 | ¥t Fort Benning i atyle' ice capacity 50 lbs. SHRINE TO RATHENAU. ; The Original Typhon Refrigerator From SEEGER 3555 ated Pross. June 16.—Villa Paome in Perfection Oil Cook Stoves On legs, 30 in. high, made in five sizes; $l7 50 uenwald, which Walter Rathens had left only a few minutes before Reliance Blue Fldfl!e \\mkleis Oil Look $6 75 Stove, with two burners. ... . roieoieadssieedeodouieelond his clerk. “Has he any- R s Phoenix Hose Fruit of the Loom 40c to $1.85 4 Shirts, $2 There is no hose quite Since the days of our equal to Phoenix when it grandparents Fruit of the comes to quality. That's T.oom fabric has been known why we feature Phoenix. for its endless wear. Now Colors: Black, blue, cor- this wonder fabric has been dovan, white, gray; clocked developed into smart shirt- or plain. Also_heathers in ings for men, in beatuiful brown, gray and that new i patterns, and it is one of our shade—Palm Beach. best selling shirts. he w assinate ut a year ago, will become a fonal memorial €0 | him on the anniversary of the death | fo foreign ‘minister, June has been turned over to the nt by Frau Mathilde Rath- enau, his mother. There has long been talk of erect- | fug & monument to the memory of Dr, | = Rathenau, and it was finally d:cided | J that nothing could be n;‘on‘! l)tnnzi & than to set aslde as such the very . rooms in which he lived and worked. | Monthly Bloomers, Cochets, The valuable furnishings and collec- | 5 S tions housed there remain just as he{ || Russell, Premier, Radiance, left them. . = —_— | Madam Butterfly and all climb- ing Roses—now selling at. b - Coloul,mhlrtmm, verbenas, petumn, bdlotrope, tlnnn special at.... BEGONIAS, CANNAS, 20c each DAH].IAS 10c each 10,000 ASTER PLANTS, DOZEN.........50c ELEPHANT EAR BULBS, 50c and 75c¢ size, 25¢ NoO PHONE ORDERS—NONE DELIVERED PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ! OPHELIA ROSE BUSHES BY connuvrlvlc ANESTHESIA. ; Three-year-old Bench-grown Plants, offered l w: hout on:dll'fl;'firn’}:? I until sold out, special at...... £ e 25C Plates Repaired ON SALE AT KRAMER'S OREENHOUSE While You Wait. - $1’50 Anacostia, D. C. Good Hope Road = o, DR. LEHMAN s, Shecp Ferttizer, Fond for Fowern 307 7th St. N.W.—Opp. Saks’ RED-EI Sentaeets *_ ‘Open Evenings—Olosed on Sundays . Dr. Lehman in charze perso Soieaiieimeirefealoaiialoeie Nursery Refrigerators and Auto Refrgerator to Water Cooler, screw on running board, wl:.h nickel fau- $3 00 :;Ii'l;leio:rlnh $5 75 Specials—Second Floor. Columbia Family Scales to weigh 24 pounds $l 50 - by ounces; black enameled........ . Polar Ice Cream Freezer; galvamzed iron; two quart size... . $1 50 Kitchen Set of large flour can, sugar can, coffee can and tea can, all Vihlt(: cnameled with hmged covers . $l 00 Floor Bruom. best qualm green corn; six 75C sewed ; regular price $1.00 2 Wear-Eyer Aluminum bauccpan “Pth long 37C handle ... S Z Brighton Cherry toners to screw on $l 00 £aADIR . Jiiitsstas deneanapisonibe s eesseaonas > M‘?N:Q‘:‘ SEEEETETEEEELE DI DPe AR ERE R TR T T T X EEE TR PRI T R TN radoliodeoereiraidedpoddpeuioebode podipodiintmiopeiapeddpododedoodetradmipoidodpodtoeimtr i