Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1923, Page 25

\ ; g : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 8, 1923—PART 1.. , 2 : o ! ; ) . | city. Miss Jones, Wwhite haired, virile, | statement, but, their opinion to the | lkes—with book learning and recor. | sketchy care fs about all that most| the other public schools of New York quEN PI-AN TESI ‘Reauy Bad Boy Doesn t xwt’ | strong faced, began work when she | contrary, Miss Jones stands by her | nition for things well done. and hag. | of the boss Who are sent to me ever city, 73 per cent of them 8ro res was elghteen years old. Her first| guns. nesg will usually fly out of the win- | get.” clalmed to clean responsible citizer S N . lul(’h‘l‘ns ju‘:l w:ln in ’the ull.ld uven-] Has Sound Theory. dow. l’:vl“M‘] Jonhefid dues( ot believe in nl{]l]u. America’ h‘vxl n-{nrmulm‘;x are 3 teenth ward, where her predecessor | «g . Miss J bl i whipping childrer. rporal punish- | able to reclaim only 51 per cent of their - ays New Education Body Head | sttt || o s vy responsthticy and xeap |, Migs Jones blamen environment ang | whipbing Shldrsr, Comportl buiian | ahi o ol o olled youngsters, who routed her-with : 5 ents the bl 1 v 3 50 , 18| : in some small’ way the joys and|®Rts the blame for incorrigibllity | GREETINGS SENT BY JOHN D. h a shower of shoes. privileges of life. Never glve them Blames Parents. l’:lrll:‘:rath:rr:lu‘fll;'n ‘!‘:c:;:ul”,\;:::‘l‘\!\ Special Dispatch fo The Star. | the National Education Association. Since that day Miss Jones has suc-| gsomethin; “LEV : . X e | A 1« g for nothing. Also, when| wp, 5 e 0. CLEVELAND, July 7.—A telegram OAKLAND, Callf., July 7.—Cheers| Miss Jones' election to the presi-| cessfully handled approximately 15,0| punishing a wayward child, be'doubly chies of Gelinduency. the sais “Boes | by Punisbments Shich. (hoy 1T|rdtux‘m‘{i(wmgrululu on was received by the . b.\“ at least 15,000 of the hxughuslim.“cy of the association—one of melsm: u“;“md'“\; :hew;:‘ge “‘:);(e:ln ;u:]e’;r:v. the punishment is deserved | fathers and mothers think that if |deserve. If two boys are caught fight-| chamber of commerce from John A an"eges Only Jokes as|kids that ever swaggered Into & hign, honors that can be paid &n | mation recipe that she has used with | - “Moré than one boy has been saved | oo, [c¢d and clothe a child ‘their |ing in Miss Jones' school they are o] o { \f - 5 duty is d ), P ve v boxi 1oV d—with schoolroom are in order today for|educator In this country—comes uu\nuch splendid results. She declared | from pounding in somebody’s skull by | ideq that Jf they Tecd thoir chilaoen | Bhysical directar on the. Jon o inc | enty-Afth H i Miss Olive M. Jones, principal of she completes her seventeenth year V‘ewed hy Head 0' Party s Public School No. 120, New York ecity, } in charge of probationary correction B und the newly elected president of in the public schools of New York Research Section. s 1 anniversary of its organi that a really bad boy or a really bad | pounding a plece of ‘sheet iron in-|and send them to school they will be | sure fair play—told to fight it out.| tion today. Mr. Rockefeller, who joined | Birl doeswt really exist. Some moth-|stead. Mix & quantty of manual|good because they are learning read-|{ Out of the 500 or more “bad” boys |in 1870, is belleved to be the oldest ers and - fathers may dispute this tralning work—the §kind the boy ing, writing and arithmetic. Such'sent yearly to Miss Jones' school from | member of the chamby You’ll Like Trading at Phillip Levy’s Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. SENECA FALLS, N. Y., July this little town, where seventy-five ¥ears ago the first woman's rights convention In America was held, members of the National Woman's Party will meet within the next fort- night to distinguish between a joke &nd a privilege as applied by law to the weaker sex What {s comparable to a bill of Tights las been drawn up by the Wwomen, and if approved at the con- ference an effort will be made to in- troduce in the the next Congress an amendment to the Constitution giving equal rights to men and women throughout the entire country. Mrs. | Burnita Shelton Matthews, ghead of | the legal research departmedt of the woman's party, has provided the foundation for the amendment, and has thie to say: il “The sclf-sacrificing propensity of ||l the male, of which Adam gave so notable a demonstration shortly after creation, bas resulted in the erection men of a legal system of which | e of the most cherished alms and | objects has been the protection of women.” | \ i / a/mnm [ [ ] | | O QAT xes Only Jokes. E me protective legal @ystem perpetrates the following J\‘)k-< un.d(‘l the gulse of privileges, “Deprives women of all right of guardianship of their own children. || > Deprives them, upon marriage, of | \ the right to enter into contracts. i & Deprives them of the control of < ~ . . ., B LT s right e A drastic cut price sale to clear our floors and warehouses of all sample furniture expect heavy fall shipments. That is the purpose of this sale—to make ready—to clear tablish a domicile for themselves | fli and to make room for the new fall furniture stocks which will soon be coming in. This out all summer stocks and make room for the new. A veritable feast of furniture bar- {inder any circumstances and for any | Jif is the season of the great furniture markets held twice every year in Chicago and Grand gains awaits each purchaser during this sale. Anything you need or want to make your Deprives them of the power to ad- l Rapids. Our buyers, ever on the alert for special values—that we may pass on to our home comfortable and cozy you will find here now—at money-saving prices—and you mit their own children into the home - = . Y - P bt ith thair own! money customers—have just notified us that good luck has been with them and that we may can buy it on easy credit terms. if the husband objects to such ad- = mittance. Morcover.” vs Mrs. Matthews, *“women have been consistently and universally paid less for the same work in busginess and industry, and are denfed promotion that is given men of equal ability. They have been | excluded from colleges and from equal opportunities in the colleges to which they are admlitted. xcluded From Office. *“They have been excluded from | public offi and they have been dis- ! g % criminated gainst in the practice of all professions. Upon marriage they | Metal Beds MU ff AHIRAI ’,,mmmmmuummmnn LTI 'l T T 'l have been denrived of all control over Mahogany : i ! - Mahogany Priscilla Sew- thals wen Saton, eno robbed ot She Reduced Gatoday Tabls — 1 | i Spinet Desks i . been restrained in their personal of sieel and A batiT aa- ing Cabinets S o raition reduced fo Beautiful _maboz- —— I some, well made Spin- The gift of gift even in the moral standard which ha ance duiring th sl b T : et Desk will add for the bride—a Pris- prevailed through the whole world Bt e s apartments in charm to vour living cilla Sewing Cabinet The conference members intend to niture Sale. ibingtion @ z room and provide u of walnut or mahog- visit Rochester to make a pligrimage your bed and Jiving ( convenlent place for to the grave of Susan B. Authony. now. Ba s 95 Foor onts 32475 3 e 8 pondence. who was for sixty years the mainstay sains - Y- : ced up- $2500 ™. of the suffrage cause in Ameri fits a. | NEes S S i # ward from Thereafter they will adjourn to their : Terms, S0c Week Terms, $1 Week - Tespective states to begin the fight | |l J erels a A ! T for the amendment. ARRESTED KLANSMEN This Genuine Walnut Suite DENY BEING DISORDERLY +ten Tk Afer Gemetry Service| ' ; Includes a Full Vanity and Roomy Chifforobe %o Be GlveniHeaving A good Bedroom Suite such as this need be bought it fde llarge, midtiive pieces—Bowsend. Bad, n July 26. || but once. It will serve for years to come. The Y sser, Full-len /anity a Vi o y Davenport Tables e gguie Lol e for yeas to . Roomy Dresser, Full-length Vanity and a Wardrobe Duofold Beds By the Ausociated Press. ¥ TERle wae s workmanship throughout is painstaking. After a witheglothes closet and racks for hanging clothes. A handsome Daven- SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, July 7 graceful perlod style day of toil, a cheery, attractive bedroom offers an suite cxactly as illustrated, with handsome port that opens up Chifforobes Seventv-two members of the I davenport tables ning room inviting welcome to the weary worker. Group con- wood panel doors on chifforobe. into a full-size, dou- Ku Klux Kilan arrested late yester- Which ad s pach falie soem ble bed for twg full- These are big and day. as they were leaving the ceme- charm to the living from. Al grown persons, There roomy. One sidc tery here after holding services at Yoom. TWe table I : is room inside to fold equipped with hang- the funeral of a fellow member, on e trated sereatuli g ge the bedding away ers for cloth charges of disorderly conduct, 'en- isin Gueen ¢ 50 box seats 2 when not in use. A the other s tered pleas of not guilty when ar- it ‘Portod . b big bargain during chest of raigned in palice court today. Hear the July Cut Price Roomy h ng was set fo y 2 : B’ 3 o op. Prices h ‘):’nlk‘u declared a recent ruling of Terms, §1 Weekly T:x';n:llf‘t. $22.50 :mp" lar'l e the city court that the appearance of 2 s (B2 three or more members of the klan : i . %0 4 . T , $1 Wi o i masks toRatitui@ s idisorderly Kitchen Cabinets Reduced » 7 erms, $1 Weekly SUGAR MILLS CLOSE. Four Now Operating in Cuba Will | Suspend Soon. HAVANA, Cuba. July 7.—With the ‘ termination of grinding at Centrals Santa Lucla and Tacajo, only four [| sugar mills are operating in Cuba. | Work at these will soon terminate, with the exception of Central Preston, ‘ I | which expects to continue grinding until the end of July. Latest esti- mates are that the Cuban crops will amount to about 3,650,000 long tons. i RUSSIAN QUOTA FILLED. ; Keep cool this summer. Let a kitchen ff d o o S o \ Party of Fifty Wating in Cuba | e pits Tor ane maile JUk a shial verstulted Living Room duites initial deposit. Welcome to a demon- place an Amecican Home Is Barred 1 stration of the Labor-saving devices on . _ - Big, deep-seated, luxurlous s, with in your home and hav cool kitehen . these kitchen cabinet bargains; all re- A xenuine Walnut Dining Room suite in spring seats and bac in fashionable thin, during hot weather. odorless, HAVANA, Cuba, July T.—Over fifty ! duced for clearance during §6)Q) 50 Ttalian Renaissance Period. Notice that a flare-arm design, Loose cushions on safe. Sold In 2, 3 find 4-burne 5 Russians desirous of entering the the Cut Price Furniture Sale. B latest style, fashicnable oblong table is in- Upholstered with an extra good quality floral See our Night-housekeepinic, 2 g G5 TUnited States were sadly disappoint- Priced as low as..... A cluded. The other pieces of the suvite are e tapestry. The three pieces include davenport, burner model, without stand. at 7 ed here when word w; received from buffet, china cabi and four side chairs with chair and fireside chair. Low bungalow style the sale price of.... ceeaen Key \V!stxlh:ll Russ'i‘ul quota of im- i Terms, §1 Weekly genuine leather seats. seats. . —$2.50 Weekl Terms, $1 Weekly migrants had been filled. All prep- | ly Cash y s arations had been made, even to pur- Terms, §15 Cash—$3 Weekly Terms, $15 .50 Weekly chase of transportation. S Passage money was returned to the | party. For Better Vision The Right Glasses and Eye Comfort Consult Kinsman Optical Co., 0dd D ) 705 14th St. N.W. ressers H ‘ y e = D . . Establisked in 1900 Choice of many styles of our Buffet Bargains b China Cabinets Bucks Gas Ranges Jressers in oak, walnut or mahog- Prices reduced on all odd buffets 3 any. Pick out a big, roomy. dressor all odd 4 = J i R s to match your bed and chiffonter Quriugithe July/Out Erice Fornitare The July Cut Price Furniture Sale he famous Ducks Gas Rung Sale. ~This is your opporfunityy to & e 9 gives you an opportunity to provide oted as a reliable baker during thiggsale. Prices §1@ 75 rhoove a buftet'to mateh our din: Join Plnlhp Levy s Refrigerator Clul Bor S our ome oy od ko ‘webstmary mnd fuslsaver: AN remember. our ing room table. Large, roomy,.very odd pleces required to complete the ed range will be tak Terms, $1 Weekly Duftor finstraced, i gotas S28:70 Delivers Any Refrigerator S ESEItanam Dol it e en oak, at.... ped cabinets for you to choose s .50 low as......... . . Terms, $1 Weekly Get YOlII'S! fromeneinjo Rt 24 Terms, $1 Weekly . 3 Washington’s housewives have been quick to take Terms, $1 Weekly advantage of the Phillip Levy Club Plan which de- . E livers a Refrigreator to your home for only Onc 3 N Dollar and divides the balance into club dues payable at your convenience. Choice of Belding food and ice savers. / | - "Used Furniture town Folks e | Papeme Cevy & @ [-umm Hall or Phillip Levy Refrigerators—all guaranteed > Trade In Your Notice To Out-of- 3 ‘ f’““r’;s;“’in:';:“‘;“;m::”“{f;r advantage of the savings dur- ar g yon : ing this sale. This is our plan = Ced Che.t‘. used furniture is worth money. : ofg re;u:din ra‘ilr‘oad fpa" jyEnticeatock of Cedar Chesta sharp< We give you a liberal allow- Gonte it fown tils weekitor Dining Room Tables A Cedar Chest is absolute protec- an n d pieces you i pensable adjunct. It is soothing, tion for vour winter elothes’ Gove £ o may oddiy ¥ your furniture needs or drop @ooling and refreshing to the m I ernment _tests prove this—they have. This allowance is ap- i ; i Walnut Extension Dining Room i e o e o e AR S AR ey 735 Seventh St. N.\W.—Between G and H us a line asking about this s xiepnion Diuing oo ment and Talcum a | live In a cedar chest. These are | 2 A v plan. And remember, we pre- duced prices. All the period siyles - gromote aui ‘ dust - proof, moth - proof §7€) 75 furniture you pick out. In- e i S e ire ere. “You can Pick cut a tabie maintain skin purity, skin comfort and vermin-proof. Up g uire about this plan pay g shipping to match the furnitu have. and skin health. i from, oo o G q pan, WASHINGTON, D. C. points. Buffets, chairs and chin “Outtenra P cabinets to match, K B S L oy el Terms, §1 Weekly - ceptional values af.... whers Boap he. Ointmen 2 and bc. Tolcurm o, B~ Corienen Seup shaves wiibsutomes.|. =