Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1923, Page 5

000 0F ALENS NU.S.RATEDLOW Secretary of Labor Davis Praises Harding for Signing Bill Limiting Immigration. BIRMING ember 4.— of Labor, r at Bir- celebration. . | Foreign cretary Davis ns Harding's shadow our our great i me to con m and I found | It was his hand e ending |y, he bill that ordes g us if the r necessities, | o spend with the Zbor grin- in his hands, negro, | gen'I'man ted his hands | r, ok hi; £ Iy satisfied that his their cunning in v from such work, re- joined the f officials that con- stituted h Zonite destroys the germs which cause blood poison- ing and other similar forms of infection. It also short- ens the process of healing and greatly reduces the us- wal pain and inflammation. , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESD,\Y. SEPTEMBER 4, 1923. FRANCE INFORMALLY RECOGNIZES MEXICO Inquires as to Acceptance of Pos- sible Appointee as Representative in Ministerial Capacity. | MEXICO CITY, September 4.—The republic of France automatically rec- ognized Mexico yesterday when Jules Blondel asked the foreign office whether Jean Pier, the present French envoy extraordinary in London, would be accepted as minister to this coun- entials as ¢ Minister elgium and Switzerland have as aken no steps toward recogni- a s |States and t sumed. It is ington will d of several Am caped to thi . September 4.—Dennis rmer state senator and an vowed candidate for Con forthcoming ger . 1924, died e w ber of the Geor| nbly he was author b Homer L.KittCo. 1330 G USED Saxophones That are Bargains These are all good in- struments. They carry our guarantee and are the ideal instrument for the begin- ner. They have been re- paired, new pads, keys ad- justed and polished. terms, Easy Used ngophones Buffett, Alto, .00 With Case Buescher, B s75.0 Silver With Case Conn, C Melody, $75.00 With Case Melody, Brass .... $60'0=0 With Case Conn, C Jack Frost will soon be snooping around Jooking for noses to nip and causing a scurry for heavier “covers” at night. Will your blankets be clean and sweet and soft and odorless? Better dig them up now and let us give them a wholesome DRY CLEANING. Their renewed softness and freshness will more than \ compensate you for the small outlay. Phone Us About This Today! CALL MAIN 4724 Cleaners and Dyers " 720 13th Street N. W. York, C Melody, $75£ Silver .. With Case All Saxophones have been thoroughly repaired, new pads, keys adjusted and polished. Guaranteed in good condition. Cornet, Silver . ... $40£_0 With Case 5200 Abbott, B- Abbott, B-Flat Cor- Conn, C Conn, . C Cornet. . Flat Clari- net ....... -iturn things topsy-turvy. st | common sense. " |CONGRESS ASPIRANT DIES. ARNUS JORNON NOT “T00 RADIEAL Senator-Elect Says He Fa- vors Reserve System—Op- poses Present Members. LY, Minn., September 4.— Declaring that he was not opposed to the federal reserve system, but 1 |rather to the men who operate it, £nus Johnson, United States sena- {tor-elect from Minnesota, in an ad- dress at the Waverly homecoming celebration yesterday asserted he would endeavor to have the officers of the system removed. “I may be radical,” said Mr. John- son, but when I get to Washington I will not be too radical and will not 1 will use “I am not opposed reserve banks, ii s a tem, to the federal wonderful sys- I am opposed to the men who . just as the smal fied with them. | We have started that interest rates to borrowers may be reduced. The small business men are be- ginning to line up for the farmer and his legistative system, Mr. John- son declared, adding that,“when the farmer is down and out the business man_suffers too; his credit goes; the lbh: fellows have them on the C. O. D. ist. “The laborer in the city is better fixed than the farmer because he is organized,” Mr. Johnson said. The late President Harding offered to meet a delegation of farmers to dis- cuss price fixing, but declined to call an extra session of Congress, he said. STEAMER LEVIATHAN IN GOVERNMENT HANDS Formally Transferred to U. S. Line by the Engineers Who Recon- ditioned Her. NEW YORK, September 4. —For the first time today the steamship Levlathan was in the possession of United States line. The actual trans- fer of the great liner from F. H. and F. Gibbs, engineers, who recon- CATHOLIC PRELATE HONORED. ROME, September 4.—Archbishop . Alexander Christie, archbishop of | ¥*® the Boston Transcript. Oregon, hhas been appointed assist-| The cecentric is8 making way. for ant to the pontifical throne, it is an- agreeable per- nounced In the Actae Apostolical Sedi, | e ";"k’ ','""5" lasxascoontlc nor o the Vatican eccleslastics] organ. SonorRenl fuges I can belfeve that the earth was created before man, because it would be the first thing he'd want -when | he arrived.—Min Gump. i Add Sayings of the Great. ! » —_— Graphite, from which lead pencils are made, was first discovered in Si- berla in 1¥4», Attractive and Reasonabl& Priced OFFICES Soon to Be Available in THE INSURANCE BUILDING 15th and Eye Streets N.W. he Shippin, at one minute after e ipping mec! | for hou Board, expe ies and accoun making the inx nd inven tories preceding the transfer. The | shipping men pronounced satisfaction | in the possession of the huge craft e that all salt, wherever as come nm:inmlyl from the sea in some way or other. Sensational Prices Prevail During This CLEARANCE SALE of USED PIANOS our clean-up of all used pianos and players taken in trade during our Great Three-Way Club Sale. There is but one objett —to sell off all of these instruments in the shortest possible time—hence these prices which are truly sensa- tional in the history of piano selling. Such good makes go on sale as KNABE HAINES - LUDWIG EMERSON MASON & HAMLIN HALLET & DAVIS They have been grouped for con- venient selection. favoritism. naturally go first. Arranged for Your Convenience in Six Price Groups ARSI NN SNSSNST, Six Pianos T one rule during this sale — “First come, first served”—we cannot show We urge vou to call early for first choice—the best bargains \\\‘i\l UPRIGHT s155 here will be but home? bor” day oftered E will try to do the rest toward making them happy ! Terns: $1.25 Weekly P OO A S P LS EONAN NN NN\ N, N Parents! Picture These Happy Children! ~Are you denying YOUR children the happiness of music in the —call tomorrow and select one of the beautiful instrumen 195 Terms: $1.25 Weekly Desirable selections may still be made, whether single rooms or large suites. THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY 815 15th Street N.W. : Smith Building Are they not as worthy of this happiness as your neigh hildren who have music? Don't neglect them another in this sale. Bring what you can for a first payment. we 1 NN RN NN RN 0N FLLL LS AATEL AN Terms: $1.25 Weekly Five .PLAYER Pianos 295 Terms: $1.50 Weekly Crrrrrr s RO PP PO LELE LS G NN\~ Your Own _Terms—Within Reason ors Homer' ~ Nights ’ L Kitt Company Prabe Warerooms 1330 G Street Open From the AVENUE o NINTH-® (Jetting \ his suit ~ All the furnishings college men want ~ ith his P-B luggage a%id topcoat-he is off to college ~* (]