Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1923, Page 27

e | THE_SUNDAY EADSCGLETHRPE | - o e ]| 0T ]Stmdlrdmtion of Staple as in MISSION ABROAD Dr. Jacobs Says University Possesses Founder in Spirit, if Not, Bedy. By the Assoclated Press. October 20.—Dr. Thorn- well Jacobs, president of Oglethorpe | TUniversity, salled for New York today | on the Mauretania. He came to Eng- land last month to seek the body of sen. James E. Oglethorpe, founder of | tate of Georgia, and unearthed coffin in the church at Cranham, in Essex, where it ,had been buried, | horpe Univer- | e of objections s quarters here and | bers of the Oglethorpe W Dr. Jacobs off this morn- nked him for reviving the f the pioneer s of Gen. cobs' plan to enshrine the body on' the campus the university, but the great- eral opposed it. Clalms Spiritual Possession. “I feel that m on to England not been in sald Dr. Jacobs, eaving. “If University not the mater ashes of one of the romantic figures in the early history of America, we a possession. 3 tablished his e rescued his memory from oblivion, and we have reminded England of his greatness. “His vault 18 now closed forever, but Georgla will see that it is not forgotten. FEach year, on the 1st of July, the date of the general's death, students of Oglethorpe will make pil- srimages to Cranham and adorn the srave with laurel wreaths from the mpus of the university. Cranham will becoms to Oglethorpe what Mount Vernon Is to Washington.” EDITORIAL GIBES STIR BERLIN-MUNICH FEELING Describing of German Staff Chief’s Wife as “Busybody” Causes Disagreement. By the Associated Press. MUNICH, Bavaria, October 20.—Edi- | torial gibes at Frau von Seeckt, wife | of the German chief of staff, in Adolph Hittler's Baravlan fasci: actused the | a political | her PENCILED WILL UPHELD. | Instrument, Written on mother of | eth Hinman, ntes: Modern Concrete Garages S-Inch Wallx Terms if Desired nk of it! A concrote garage with 8- inch walls and built to last forever. Every- body knows what a concrete garage means. It means that such a garage will increase the value of your property instead of de- creasing it, as some do. It means your car will have a nice, warm home and the paint and metal will not be exposed to froezing, It means that on & oold wintry night you will not have to drain your radiafor and Mave water run up your sieeve and splash on your feet. Boo! It's cold. It means you will havo a fine looking ga- rage and can paint it to match your resi- dence if you choose. Mutual Real Estate Co., Inc. MAIN 8071 1226 Fourteenth Street N.W. OPEN NIGHTS. . 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Yowll be delighted. 35c, all irug stores. 4 |in Great Britain in the same man: Like Tabby this tree growing\in the tower of Trinity Diocesan Church, 3d and C streets northwest, has alniost an endless number of lives. For three | years efforts have been made %o destroy it and many times the operation was thought te be successful, but it has always come back to life. The last at- | tempt to destroy it wax made by boring holes in the tower and filling them with acid, with the hope of killing the roots. Did it succeed? Answer: Look abov: OPPOSE U. S. SHIP PLAN ] | deeper in the shipping business and * | “committing the government still| { more completely to permanent gov. Private Owners Condemn Proposed | ernment ownership and direct opera- TUnion of Lines. NEW YORK, October 20.—Opposi- tion to the announced plan of the {United States Shipping Board to con- | lidate the five frelght lines to B ips with o 5- | in al ecutive | Women's camship | Peace nd and to man thi cials of the boa condemn the move | nia for the purpose of spreading the | Haapirer’ still | gospel of peace throughout that state. ik government | tion of the marchant marine, in com | petition with private capital and en- terprise.” The assoclation reiterated its posi- | tion as being opposed.to direct gov- ernment operation of ship: —_— Four prominent members of th International League fo and Freedom are making a | automobile trip through Pennsylva AR g The Piano Shop 227 Pennsylvania Ave. Southeast i Closing Out Sale!! This piano will go to the first customer for $35. We will deliver it free within a radius of 5 miles of Washington. Bring what you can for a first payment, and pay SACR This is your ing the plame less than building, buyi STAR. WASHINGTON, C, OCTOBER 21, 1923_PART 1 , FAVOR COTTON METHOD. ! TU. 8., British Idea. Universal cotton standards for length of staple should be adopted | |ner as the American standards for | grade recently were adopted, in the | opinion of many leading cotton spin- ners of Great Britain, This info | ment of Agriculture by Arthur ¥ | Palmer, cotton specialist of the de- Dllr(m(nt who- has just returned from Europe. He found business con- ditions in central Europe outside of ! Germany considerably improved. Mr. Palmer said that British banks |In central Europe have reoccupled their prewar fleld, and credit is now | generally available for business { poses. Business men in Vienn added, express regret that Am banks have not been more ready to establish themselves in that territory. |U. S. FIRMS CLOSE OFFICES | | Difficulties of Doing Business in| Berlin Brings Action. BERLIN, October 20.—From ten to| fifteen offices maintained by agents | or representatives of American firms in Hamburg, Leipzig and this city have been closed recently owing to the difficulties of doing business un- der the present conditions and the lack of indications of betterment in the near future. Arrangements have been made In lPLr‘h case to reopen as soon as busi- | ness (nndltlonn show signs of becom- normal. ‘67799 For Grip, Influenza pur- he an | |the Pennsylvania system board of'dent W. U. S. JUDGE TO HEAR PLEA'ndj\utmem of the Brotherhood of |and George L. Peck with conspiring Rallway and Steamship Clerkd |to break the labor assoctation of its , K d Sta-|clerks and frelght employes. BY PENNSY EMPLOYES | Frefeht Handlers, Mxpress and Sta-|® e company ‘recently announced ton Employes for a preliminary in-| a4 » lurge majority of ita employes unction restraining the Pennsylva | jaq EDAeaen ntercrence’ fir ity a railroad company and several of | its officiais from making wage ad- ma(hnd ot ldlu!tlnl{ grievances. The it alleges that less than 10 per ustments with delegates of recently | oo S eglonal association’, | cont of the lerical forces favor the lan, and that under pressure Thess “assoclations” it fs alleged, | Sicialy of the company mn.nyelrrxl;omn: were_chosen s “Tepresentatives” of | Dary®cr the union have joined the the men at conventions “pucked by\ “reglonal associations.” the company.” —_— The bill of equity, filled today, ac-l cuses the company generally, and| Oysters can oniy live In water that for a hearing on the petition of | President Samuel Rae and Vice Presi- W, Program of the first of the Y. M. C. fliee Iob!b)" con(gerla of the seasou, to ven at 17 Petition Seeks Injunction Restrain- Een i ing Officials From Wage Adjust- ments With New Group. { By the Assoclated Press, PHILADELPHIA, October 20.—Fed- eral Judge Dickinson fixed November T i} ose_who wil take are: Luclla ~Horner, soprano. Mise, Sales, contralto; Mrs, Miss Marjorie Davis, ac: P. Veziem, banjo, and Royal M. Tin! baritone. These concerts, Atterbury, Elisha Lee ' of salt to every 1,000 parts of water. ' are free to the public. | Build Now Save sfi to *25 PER 1000 FEET COLDS Think how many persons you met this summer who recom- mended Dr. Humphreys’ Rem- [ edies, especially “Seventy- | | seven” for Colds. » Small vial of pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket. Medical Book mailed free. "rh‘v 30 d $1 at Drug 8 nt on remittance or C. 0. D. Pa Homeo. Medicine Company, William _ street, New York. Entire Stock of Used IFICE PRICES one and only chance of secur- you have always wanted at a wetion price. For years we have been ng storiag and selling planos. ‘We have decided to close eut our emtire stock immediately. ‘We realize that we must su..i fice these Instruments at prices never befere 7, even If yow have not intended to purchase an imstrument for the balance at $1.25 per week. Your Last Chance. Act Quick! Haul this pianc away and we weill well it for $25.00. It is am Ebony case and worth more than double the price we ask for it. This is your chance. Nothing Reserved—Everything Thrown SUCH MAKES AS CHllCKERlNG KNABE, MAN, FRANCIS BACON, FOSTER, STULTZ OPEN NIGHTS- Here is one of the greatest bargains in the sale. If ft fs met weld when you get here snap it up, as it will be ome of the first to go. Free delivery within 5 miles of the city. Into the Sale THE PIANO SHOP 227 Pennsylvania Ave. Southeast many years. you do mot have the cash. you live it will pay yom to come ever somth- east early tomorrow moraing. Cash—or Easy Terms BRADBURY, BEHNING, HARD- & BAUER — MANY OTHERS ‘We cam arrange terms if No matter where Another player-pia; at a ridiculous price. Any ome can can play it. Any standard note roll will it 1. This is your chance. Act Suick, Only ome at rice. nly $2.25 S 7 only per $2 79 BUYS ALL MATERIAL FOR THIS 29x80 WAREHOUSE OR STABLE This is only one of the 1000 buildings at Camp Meade. You can buy a building complete and we will load it on cars for you, or you can buy lumber to suit your specifications at savings of from $1 5o to 335+ on every carload, and at savings just as great in proportion on «rn; ler o l" you intend to build a Bungalow, House or Garage; get our FRE! anhl%ld estimate on your complets bill of lumber and material The price for the building shown above includes all material from this building, carefully dismantled and loade- on cars, f. 0. b. Camp Meade. We urge every builder, whether he is 8 manafactarer, home buildsr or farmer, to come to Camp Meade and see th- remarkable values for himse f Our sales office is open every day, including Saturday and Sunday. Take & motor trip this week end—excellon s Al ey (eeTevey iiechon S P E C l Am F URNA CES $ 4 O AND Worth Over iound condition and sultable for many Used hy the Army for only a few u as shown In the cut, or ean b Lumber Prices Per 1,000 Feet B. M. $21.50 up 22.00 up . 24.00 up 23.00 up 33.00 29.00 21.00 15.00 Car Blocking. ... 1500 Fence Posts, each...... .35 Finishing Lumber. . 45.00 TO DEALERS Beaded Ceiling___..... . [ direct te Camp ‘Woade “STEAM BOILERS We have se grade steel ri connection wi i| This space was reserved for small heating < plants, but all are sold, excepting:— 10 Sectional Steam Boilers from 1200 to 5500 foot capacity. Most of them are of the Ideal type, made by Ameri- can Radiator Co. That we are sold out on this item, shows our prices are right and quality of our goods exceptional. Let us quote you on sall of your building requirements. Write,For Our Bargain Catalogue (See Coupon Below) - _WATER CLOSETS k3 $8 521 Taak! Saen- GALV. PIPE We will have large quantities of| galvanized and black pipe ceming from these barracks, which is just as rood as new. Sizes run from {-inch up to 6-inch. We can also! furnish fl(flnu such as tees, elbows, All radiation at Camp Mead: has been sol1. but we can shir in Carload Quantities from Camp Grant, Illinois, prac- tically same day order is re- ceived. Price is c F.O.B. Camp Grant Sq. Foot QUICK ACTION NECESSARY, ———————— Many thousand Iannha of good soll pipe, 2-inch, 4-inch and 6-inch Standard 5-ft. lengths. Also a large nmbnr of soil pipe fittings. price is m low @ guick disposal We will ba: closst bowls And Hardware $2.95 qize. G in. by 6ft. We have .ur 11”0 single doors as illustrated. These doors are solid cook stove: suit every need. We Jou come dirset big HEATING STOVES $ .00 AND Worth $1.95 New 34x343 in. SASH 6-Light 95¢ Ea. One of our m 10: 15 ; frame | & c(-lkhtluh. ¥ ckea thich: 38 he e _._.:__%‘.I:_—-—-— e A SR COPPER WIRE|WALLBOAKRL No. 14 R.C. Per 1000 Ft. $4.75) wire, rubber covend llld {: proof. In gaugesfrom 6to14. Price, per Ib., 14 cents. Per'100 Sq. Ft. First Selection $1.95. Large Sheets Also a large number snap ‘ switches, switch 60 =y i o % 3| ROOFING chestnut telephone poles, lengths| Per 100 Sq. F. 89 : HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS 18 1s tmpon haveat Cpmp Mende. Everyo makes a trip amp wi IAVe & 00 M| BrEN F %2 n NI 8. ro'l"v':'r"'-“ Later seeliont eo darvotion. MCT/ Rk TR: CK DE IV RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR AT SMA'l1 EXTRA COST MAIL THIS WRITE FOR FREE BARGAIN CATALOG OR COME DIRECT TO CAMP MEADE! s, For the benefit of these who are unable to come direct to our Sales Office at the Camp, we have § r»puod-hndmd ly illustrated cataleg whlmfldmbnflflngm bing, eating‘and other supplies at this Camp. slnfly mail the coupon at the t for your Copy. : To save time enclose a list of lumber and other Myouneodnndwowfll(nmymdfliveod H prices by return mall 'Camp Meade Salvage Co Telephone Admiral 1000 OLFON CAMP MEADE SALVAGE CO. Dept. W. S,, 121 CAMP MEADE, MARYLAND. You may send me your Free ain Catalog of Camp Meade without any omm on my part. N Dept. W. S, 121 CAMP MEADE, Maryland { contains at least thirty-seven parts |continue through the winter iontpe 2770007 —ee %7 “Y” TO BEGIN CONCERTS. A, be street northwest tomor- TOw evening, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, Wwas announced yesterday by Secretary Miss Celile Gene Farnum Poterson, reader: Miss Mary Daly and mpanists; H. ! i