Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1923, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, “'ASHTNGTON; D. C., MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923. PROPOSE NEW PLAN |Mechanical Map-Making Method | WORKERS AND P. R. R. |AVIATOR AND WOMAN DIE.| THREE KILLED IN CRASH. rot concluded, by hat FORU.S.SHIPSSALE| Dyeyeloped by Army Engineers| CALLED HARMONIOUS = o e e reny orot | 275 b St o s sistants’ Union. Shipping Men Would Operate Ves- R TR AR YT T Rail Board Misconceives Its Duties| william y r i .‘m..m..v Mrs P P c ¢ v There is nothing more requisite . 202 2 o . pher, E M v bl a k ere yesterday sels Under Charter and Use Experimenting at their reproduc- | and waterproofed with shellac or var- | in Criticizing Relations, rapher, : n : killed here yesterday i | nish were kil a a K B 2 utomobile was struck t in Washington, the Army Earnings to Buy Craft. ] it Ab b oce F'rom this model. or ne , Says Atterbury. | ot fieta vhe by a Kan d Michigan train at & v | e du:.:u,;.-.f{,:‘;,‘.‘(‘,:”‘i'\”l positive mold ‘s Y/ 24 plane Gross was driving enly | a cross here. All were resi- e fcally plotures. the topog: | tellne clay went into a nose dive from an alti- |dents of Circle Hill and werc on their By the Associated Press 1 nee e i S Then Ga e 3 a | Ib¥ the Associated A tude of about 100 NEW YORK, July A plan o 3 Sscont: positive > NDIANAPO! Ind., July' 23.—The 3 ' Place government-owned ships under e s < s map i his second 2 very | “common sense and fairness of our charter in the hands of practical |covered with a series of irregular e and v alis Funis 3 bhid Ainesican fesitciin — i i lines which follow the topography |duction on a minature d L i) . U shipping men has been submitted to . o pography | {100 O O et e o » genera 1 serve to overcome un- . Farley of the|of the country, with figures adjoin-| Iy the afternoon. sun|rest among Pennsylvania railroad S & 2 ving the height of the land.|would be lightin lopes | workers when the former groups oo as a ucum er— N ve o I 1 > maps are intelligible to the|0f the hills a would 5 = e T i & of come to realize that the railrbad com- 5 Fiavor that hip Owne ssociation. S but the re somewhat ur\ any is looking out for the interests 3 ') el Ahige . 4 2 to the 1 n | cis rulating artificia its employes, in the opinion of W. :rbat s the' way you ‘ca.n feel and l°°k ]ingers on e ey To produce a topugraphic map that | or 7 shade Atterbury, vice president of the if you get the “makings” ready in the iciby Sl e and on— , ment operation would fe intelligible and interesting | [RR 0 o5, SIS S RROTRTERL WA raitroad. trade be turned rs ccessary data for the professional, | Use Regular Camera. \ n the course of an address to 0 the smack Of el Bl i e POy e 2 and Cucumber Salad for dinner. : BE ey e to the layman, and aleo contaln the| Chise vernes | ME Atternury exprésacarthe opimivn cool of the morning and serve Chicken camera is yes the Pennsylvania in as if they were owners. The expense ' W process d and from the negative a bromide he d members of the peppermmt! speration would be paid from ible largely s is made. 4, who, he said, s noss! % From this abor % 7 rts | nega rs g than we The first step in the process is t lithographic printing plate 2 3 he told the ke the usual topograp G s : i e 9 . P Y . gy ) % map is printed in four The next and final step is to place | “"0] : i | § Tor t | the topographic map, which . 3 : 9 ¢ » made first, on the printing plate and | Tht the . print on it the picture of the terri ; ins fund tory made with the aid of the ¢ the most important part of the makings, is real The result is such a r ) in the Pe g : homemade mayonnaise, made fresh daily from the Bl T 3 : clev r ) = - rocipe of a famous chefand is delivered by spoedy plan would e 8 x| includ H 1 s g < ] S ih n e e oarar e at th and hills e leve 4 AP For Chicken and Cucumber Salad mix equal pars time would st [ more el 8 r employss an e A of cold chicken and cucumber—cut in cubes— with time would asau i U. S. CONSUL | e f s of the American pe Gold Medal Mayonnaise. Serve or: crisp lettuce. gain to the excent through | r UTICA. 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