Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1925, Page 14

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D. . PLANS SCHOOLS OF DEMONSTRATION Two to Be Established Here for Use in Presenting New Methods to Local Teachers. The demonstration has made its all the prog tems of the United State which ppearance in virtually school » school sys will make its debut in Washington at the begin nung or the new school term in Sep temoer. e publ | KINDERGARTENS ELECT. Murray of Washington Among Officers Chosen. LOS ANGELES, July 11 (®).—Mrs. | Alice Temple of Chicago was elected | président of the International Kinder- rten Union today. Other officers | are: Miss Mae Murray, Washington, D. C., corresponding secretary and treasurer; Louise Alder, Philadelphia, recording secretary: Mary B. Davis, | Dorien, Conn., first vice president, and | Grace Brown, Cleveland, auditor. Miss Eps Caratus Wins Derby. | CHICAGO, July 11 (®.—Caratus, an | outsider, won the $20,000 Chicago | Derby hegore 40,000 s-ectators at Hawthorne today. King Nadi wa second and Silver Fox third THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASH RADIO EQUIPMENT EXPORTS GROWING Shipments First Four Months of Present Year Double Figures of Same Period, 1924. Radio shipments from the United States to the rest of the world in the first four months of this year amount- ed to more than twice the exports of the same period of last year, the De- partment of Commerce announced ves- terday. The shipments this year lamounted to $2,720,127, as against $1,- ,685 in 1924, “anada maintained its position as the leading foreign market, the ex- ports to that country’ increasing from $455,370 for the first quarter of 1924 to $665,287 for the corresponding period of 1925. There was also a marked in crease in shipments to European coun- (ries. Spain was the largest European purchaser during the first guarter of this year. Great Britain ranked sec- ond and Sweden third. Exports to_Latin America showed an increase of $164,000, to $421,000, in the first three months of 1925. Mexico, which proved to be the leading market among the Latin American countries in 1924, ranked second, next to Ar- gentina, In the first quarter of this year. Exports to Brazil, Chile, Uru guay and Peru have grown consider. ably. Far Eastern and African markets received about $394,000 worth of the United States radio apparatus during the first. quarter, which was an in- crease of more than 300 per cent over the exports to these countries in the corresponding period of last vear. JULY 12, 192 ALLEGED TAXI THIEF CAUGHT AFTER CRASH B. J. Miller, Accused by Hacker, Arrested in Philadelphia, Is Brought Here. Benjamin Jack Miller, whose home is said to be in New York City, yes- terday was arrested in Philadelphia for the alleged theft of an automobile in Washington last month and is be- ing held with grand larceny. Miller, according to police, hired a taxicab driven by Claus Wiedman, 8091, Four- teenth street, and instructed the lat- ter to drive to a certain house. Upon arrival Miller gave Wiedman a note to deliver,.and when the latter re- turned the car 'was gone, police say. | from July Miller was caught in Philadelphia after he was in a traffic accident, and | was taken to a hospital there, it is said. He was brought to Washington by Headquarters Detective Alligood. Miller is said to have registered at several local hotels under the name of Richard Talmadge. Camp Meeting Plans Completed. Arrangements have been completed for the fifty-third annual camp meet- ing at Washington Grove from Thurs- day evening, July 23, to Sunday eve- ning, August 2. Dr. George W. Cooke will be the evangelist, assisted by Harold Vigneulle, baritone, and chorus choir. In connection with the camp meeting_there will be a daily vaca- tional Bible school for young folks 21 to 28, in charge of Miss Mabel Merkle, district deaconess. PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT terday WOMAN HURT IN FALL. Mrs. Johanna Greib Said to Have - Plunged From Window. Mrs. Johanna Greib, 61 years old 471’i 14425 Towa avenue, is in a critical con- | has | ditfon at Emergency Hospital, said by | Hayes, Ohio, to San Francisco; Maj | the, police to be ‘the result of a fall | trom the second-story window of her | Wayme, Mich home: The accident took place early ves Greib morning. Mrs | rushed to the hospital, where she was | tound to be suffering from a frac- | tured leg and internal injuries Transfers Made. Mej. Omar H. Quade, Medical Corps been transferred from Fort | Willlam B Wilmerding, Medical Corps, from Hartford, Conn., to Fort and Lieut. Col Philip | W. Huntington, Medical Corps, from Philadelphia to Plattsburg Barracks was | N. Y Large Electrically-Cooled Offices Everything pertaining to the comfort of our patients is provided. Careful, Conscientious Treatment. Our reputation of 24 years is put right into our work. We use only the best of materials obtainable and our pain preventative methods are | Two Kinds of Invisible Bifocals OPTICAL BARGAINS a blessing to those who are nervous and sensitive. All dental work leav- ing this office is supervised person. ally by Dr. Freiot and guaranteed. That has been our record for the L Hand-made Plates our s cialty, $10, 8§15, $50, plates in' gold. aluminum, siver and all porcelain. Guaranteed. Plans were completed by school au thorities yvesterday to open two dem- | onstration schools in September—one for the white system in the Thomson School und the other for thegcolored system in the Garrison Schoo i Bridze | { All de concer the introduc ; | £6 and Gold Crowa and Work, per tooth, §8. Guaranteed. . Shell frames und toric lenses. E. F. Droop & Sons Co., 1300 G St. 3 ’ Exclusive Washington Distributors - past 24 years. Using only the very latest appliances known to dental science, only the latest pain preven- tative methods used in DR. FREIOT'S office, giving the least possible dis- comfort. Thousands of satisfied patients in Washington and surround- ing cities and towns. Testimonials upon request. Eight large, electrically cooled, sanitary reception and_operating rooms. Al instruments, glasses and applisnces, drinking cups: oo thoroughly sterilized before using. DR. FREIOT 407 7th St. NW. Cleanliness s One of Qur Many. Striking Features Very Special Attention to Nervous People No Charge for Extracting When Other Work Is Being Done Hours: § AM. to 6 PM. Sundays: 10 AM. to 1 P.M Look for the Name, Dr. FREIOT, and Address BE SURE YOU GET INTO THE RIGHT OFFICE. PHONE MAIN 19 f The B ) Kreypbeslt( tion of these new schools in Wash {ngton have been worked out by As sistant Supts. Rob Rose Lees Hardy The cream of the teaching corps— | those- teachers w e shown un . L. Haycock and bility and efficiency in certain ill be transferred to the two hools. Here other ve not kept pace with | and changes in the | : will be sent to| with a view to systems in their | ° Invisible lenses ' to bifoeal ce and near. Tar J The above quality is offered by some jew- Eyes Examined by Registered Eyesight Specialists kxcusve The Shah Optical Co. No Opticians 812 F St. U:e':; demonstr teachers the rapid method of tes observe and study adopting the new classes Come in and we will convince you that perfect invisible bifocals are the cheapest at the end. “We say with cannot say in RINEHART. HOME “The day is done —and there we sit about the chegrful fireside, lights dimmed, and sweet, restful melodies floating out upon the air from the fingertips of the beloved wife or daughter—maybe father or son—as sympathetically, one or the other touches the keys of the beautiful Grand,” the STEINWAY “THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS" Music_those things which we words”—MARY ROBERTS s In Attend- ance Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Operate Normally. There will be little difference in the make-up and op n of the demon stration schools from the traditional | schools. No_attempt will be made, | school officials _explained, to encour- | age special children to attend them These schools will carry out the aim of all vols—to serve the com- | Munity h th While the schools e¢stablished for the purpose of dem. pnstrating to teachers the latest and approved methods in educational instruction, considerable experimen tation will be carried on ivith new devices designed to aid the pupil and | teacher. For insta it is planned | 1o try out for the first time a new model blackboard map. An_expert Beography teacher will show in prac- | fice just how it used supplement the study This new map is in o can be used in building up informa- tion about any country or continent When the study of any special geographical subject is completed, all data inscribed on the blackboard can be erased and the board used for &ome other phase of geography study. There Should Be a Steinway in Your Home. New Steinway Pianos May Be Bought for as Little as And Most Convenient Terms of Payment Are Available. DROOP’S MUSIC HOUSE 1300 G st. Try Out Portable Furniture. Portable fur; ure will be installed in the first and second grades of the demonstration schools, and school authorities aim to give this new equipment thorougn test Superin. tendent k W. Ballou is a strong advocate of portable furniture, and when the best type determined through the experiments in the de monstration_schools probably will be pur new schools to be erec building progr: Ballou and of demonstration sch While in Philadelphia with the com mittee of school planners the superin fendent inspected the Logan de monstration and Assistant Supt. Haycock studied schools of a similar type in Cincinnati, where he went in February to attend the annual meeting of the department of uperintendence National joje———]al———]al——=lolc|c——|o|——=[a[c—=|0] L ANSBURGH & BRO. BASEMENT STORE Entrances 8th St. and E St.—Stairway 8th St. Entrance Nearest E. DRESSES With Slips school, GIBSON REFRIGERATORS ODD PIECES for the BEDROOM DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM $58,00—Chest of Drawers, in old ivory $45.00—Semi-Vanity in old ivory $82.00—Vanity in American WY, A gigantic Furniture Clearance of nationally known makes of good furniture, presenting unheard of values ¥, % OF prices). AN OPPOR SAVE AND DONT (%, FORGET THAT A DOLLAR SAVED IS WORTH JUST AS MUCH AS DOULAR EARNED! TERMS 777, 7 Z -7 | ! terms arranged as 529% 5225 41 56730 542.50 Table, $135.00—Vanity in old REFRIGERATORS. . . s5750 $75.00—White Frost All-steel Refrigerator $110.00—Dresser—brown ma- 350.00 $54.00 Dresser; $48.00 Chif- forette; parchment decorated; both for $35.00—Serving Table, in American walnut. .. $35.00—Chifforette in quar- tered golden oak... $85.00—Chifforette in Amer- ican walnut $55.00—Bookcase; double doors; mahog. finish $28.00—Chiffonier enamel ... 1 O 3F $34.00—GIBSON SUMMER REFRIGERATORS. .. *30'% - OFF ) the week or month. Better stop in and talk it over with us, $24.00—GIBSON 316.00 S A Y, APEMCORRIORS: - e REFRIGERATORS. .. 22 $45.00—GIBSON FURN]TURE us.o?—ggi?gERATOR& s 332.00 $55.00—GIBSON 537.50 1/ l/ $62.00—GIBSON £ ! : REFRIGERATORS $9.00—Fiber Chair and § Rocker $85.00—GIBSON $4.75—Porch Rocker; high The “handy man around the house” takes pride in his ability to keep looking well. Time spent on progres- sive improvements is well invested. Men who do things like “Murco” the Life- long Paint, because it's easy to apply, dries quickly and gives a fine job. Also included in the lot —a quan- tity of Flat Can- tons, Canton Crepes, Geor- gettes and Crepe de Chine, = Sizes 16 to 4. |/ OFF PRICES / ON THESE 3 FAMOUS KROEHLER SUITES $198.00—3-pc. Kroehler Overstuffed Dav- enport-Bed Sui wing chair ... 53.65 18.00—Cret Uphol- 7 ? e e Lt L $39.00—3-pc. Fiber Porch $90.00 Suite .. $69.00—3-pc. Upholstered 341.75 . #115% Reed Suite .... $]48 in white s14% $70.00 Buffet; $60.00 China Cabinet, in Italian oak finich; both for $65% BEDS AND BEDDING REDUCED! $12.00—Simmons Coil 57.15 < apgn .. - Flowered Georgettes With Lace Trimmings, Pure Silk Fancy Striped Broadcloths $175.00—3-pc. Upholstered Fiber Suite $16.50—Couch Hammocks $1.98—Lawn Benches .. i 1/, OFF PRICES CEDAR CHESTS $16.50—Lane $1250 Cedar Chest ,..... $21.00—Lane SI 5.15 $1875 Cedar Chest ...i.. $2625 $132 $275.00—3-pc. Kroehler Suite; la roll arm on all pieces; cut velour uphol- Stery e veveciaane $159.00—3-pc. Kroehler Suite; cane back; frame with _ tap- 5183 estry upholstery. . $106 3 he WRIGHT o FURNITURE ( [ Always Right"n Quality and Price Flexible Leagdhitlairt f‘;le;l, e1;;;“', High and 905 7th Street N.W. | —— 0| —| 0| ———3 0| | | & e [ | 3 | & I SRS $18.00—Simmons Beds, wood finish . $24.00—Simmons Double Day sl 7,15 Bed $9_95 $14.00—Simmons Hi 35.95 ‘A New Lot! Women’s Summer\ SHOES? Patent Leather---Satins == Tan Calf--Combinations “Murco” results are only secured by ©*Murco? Paint, and the label shown above is your buying guide. E. J. Murphy Co. Inc., 710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280 Baby Crib ........ $9.50—Simmons All-cotton Mattress .... $25.00—Lane Cedar Chest ...... $35.00 Lane - Cedar Chest ...... o] ———|o|——|n|c——|a|——jo]c——=3|a]c———]a|——|a]——=|o]c——|a|c———|a| ——] STORE CLOSED All Day Saturdays During July and August. el B[ [ale———[o[———=[a[——=o]—]

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