Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 12

MARYLAND RETURNS ALTER NO STANDINGS an, Winebren- | ORCHESTRA CONCERT. U. S. Marine Barracks, today at p.m., concert by the U. S. Marine Band Orchestra. William H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. PROGRAM March, “The Washington Post,” Nomination of Zihl 8 he r Coners ner and Others for Congress Ot ST e Confirmed. z, “Brunette or Blonde," Waldte! doubl Suite de Ballet, “The Shoe,’ ntative Fred- ’ and the ixth (a) The mazurka. (b) The Ballet Shoe, andante con moto. (¢) The Court Shoe, passepied, gra; (d) The S Sabot, tempo ndidate, in the istriet ssional nominations | 1, andante mod- Harry T. Phoebus, UMPIRE IS APPOINTED ON U. S.-MEXICAN CLAIMS Dr. Rodrijo Octavio, Noted Bra- zilian Jurist, Gets Com- g mission Post. Dr. Rodrigo Octavio of Rio de Janeiro will be umpire of the new American-Mexican special claims commission created by convention signed last September by the United States and Mexico, it was announced last night oy the State Department. Appointment of the American and Mexican commissioners is expected soon. The commission will hold sessions in Mexico City and will undertake the task of adjusting claims originat- ing from 1910 to 1920 between the United States and Mexico and their nationals. Dr. Octavio is a Brazilian jurist of distinction, and is the permanent legal adviser of the Brazilian federal government, having acted in that c ty through the period of il's co-operation in the I 1 u STAR. WASHINGTON, REVEAL RUBBER PLANS. Scientists Describe U. S. Project for Plantations. The United States government's de- termination to establish extensive rubber plantations on the American continent were described last night before the Botanical Society of Wash- ington at the Cosmos'Club in illus- trated lectures given by R. D. Randa, | Eram who spoke on “Rubber Plantations in Trinidad and Guiana”; Carl D. Rue, on “The Para Rubber Tree in Ita 'Native Habitat,” R. Weir, on_ “Plant Pathology in the Amazon Valley." These scieniists were assigned by the government to visit the rubber tree sections of Sauth America and elsewhere and after extensive re- search and study have been able to report progress in the development of the rubber plantation project. New Counterfeit Found. Chief Moran of the secret service division of the Treasury today an- nounced detection of a new counter- D. C., WEDNESDAY, APPEAL FOR CHILDREN. Badio to Carry Plea for German Little Ones. A radio entertainment for which each listener-in “will be put on his honor to pay an admission fee” to be devoted to the Washington commit- tee campaign for relief of German children, will be presented Monday night from station WCAP. The pro- will begin at 8 o'alock and con- clude at midnight. Addresses will be delivered by Secretary of Labor Davis, Senator Copeland of New York, Representative Hamilten Fish, jr., of New York; Rabbi Abram Si- mon, Rev. Dr. G. M. Diffenderfer and Rev. John A. Ryan In connection with the addresses, music will be Genuine Orange Blossom ||| Wedding "Rings given at Intervals throughout the evening. A card party is to be held for the relief fund Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Christian Heurich, 1307 New Hampshire avenve. Other bene- fit entertainments being arranged in- clude a musical to be given by Mme. von Lewinski at her residence, 3145 16th street, Sunday night, and a Viennese entertainment to be given Ly the ladies’ dramatic section of the Concord Club, at 314 C street, May 14. e Let arms yield to the civic gown, let the laurel give place to eloquence. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT DENT BUILDING 1409 L .Stm};t) ozls‘v Swanson Urges World Court. Senator Swanson of Virginia, rank- ing Democratic member of the for- eign relations committee, took steps yesterday to force action at this ses- sion on the issue of American par- | ticipation in the world court senator introduced a resolution pro posing that the Senate consent to such participation. He signified intention of seekinz advise 4 actic . 4 oth in tne foreign r. lations committee and on the floor ¢ * | feit federal reserve note on the Fed- o crsecragary o eral Reserve Bank of New York. It l:v‘r"‘(x'!\“d'\;;f!((\:':’ldl:.rf 5 is described as “check letter C; written a number of worl - | number indistinct; W. G. McAdoo, | national law, and is a member of the | retary the Treasury; John Burke, faculty of juridical and social sciences | Treasurer of the United States; por- of the University of Rio de Janeiro. trait of Lincoln.” th Paris in 1918, SALVATORE DESIO JEWELERS 926 F St. N.W. Between 9 & 10 Established 42 Years Low-Rents | GARDINER & DENT, INC. | Main 4834 1409 L Street NW. BAND CONCERT. the United Military | | band- o'clock. n, band- TOWN TO INCORPORATE. hn S, 2 master. Referendum in Berwyn Heights | Results in 50-to-42 Vote. Overture, Bergenholtz “At Dawn- “The Heart of Her” Cadman ixcerpts from Musical Comedy, “The Blushing Bride,” songs—(a) Two i (b) Romberg winging Down the Fox trot— t ouisville Lou,” Spangled Banner.” BOLIVIA DENIES RUMORS. | =z | public Will Ful- Get out in the open! After- noons or evenings—rent a new car to drive as your own. Costs less than the theatre. You can go anywhere, any- time, in open or closed cars. Saunders System 1206 D St. N.W. V.C. Barnard, Mgr. Delivers any Refrig’erator to your home Popular! Every day more and more folks buy these refrigerators. Our trucks have been busy taking old ice boxes out of Washing- ton homes and leaving in their places brand-new scientifically built Gibson Refrigerators. There are many different styles and sizes to choose from, in either white enameled or genuine porcelain interiors. Come in tomorrow, select the model that best fits your home and pay down only $1. Welcome to look—welcome to credit, too. Bar Members Plan Banquet. fol- = MEN’S | Trade in Your Old. Refrigerators— This store will accept your old. worn-out ice payment WEAR refrigerator- scientifically built to keep your food fresh and sweet. CELEBRATED ;7 UNLAD “Metropolitard Sends any Rug to vour home tomorrow 1 6x3 Smoeth, Durable Fiber Rugs, in plain and border patterns. $12.85 quali now ... Gold Seal Rugs, all =izes: dosens of pattern 23x10.6 Fiber Rugs, n a variety of colors and pat- ng for summer, Complete 7-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite— . The outfit offered at this low price consists of a semi-vanity dress- ing table, a bow-end hed, a chiffonier (instead of chifforette, as shown), $ 75 a dresser of pleasing proportions, a dressing table bench or rocker, sani- bded tary link spring and cotton mattress. Buy it now for only 2 85 every Ist and 15tk All-weel Reversidle Rugs, In 36x72-inch sizes. 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Of interest to those who wish to fit up the small sun parlor or living room is the 3-piece loose-cushion style reed fiber suite—similar to 538 75 pioture—with spring seat and loose cushions. See them tomorrow . at this low price of " Here is the greatest single improvement 10-Piece Period Dining Suites— in a fashionable straw hat Tomorrow will be another day of su department. suite in the fashionable Italian Gun Met semi-inclosed china cabinet, di oblong extension table and # for this low price of.... od dining des buffet $169.50 ‘What do you need in new furnishings? In Furniture, Rugs or Stoves? fashonable ing chairs—all ‘What have you in Furniture that you no longer like; that is out of style; or perhaps uncomfortable or objectionable for whatever reason? In the Celebrated Dunlap “Metropolitan” you have the very newest thing—a stiff-brim stylish Dunlap Straw Hat with all the com- fort of a Panama. 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