In the convention world Detroit
probably was pioneer in the establish
ment of tin organized service bureau
about 29 years ago. It lias steadily
grown in prestige and success, pro
portionately supported by the business
men of that great town. Chicago is
no doubt the champion convention
getter of today. New York City, At
lantic City. Cleveland. Denver. San
Francisco and Eos Angelos. Atlanta.
Kansas City, Eouisville, iNew Orleans.
Omaha and Toronto are among the
many other runners-up in this great
competitive industry. There are nat
ural leaders and champions, anil there
are what might lie tailed manufac
tured leaders and champions- natural
scenery and artificial scenery. Wash
ington is strongly in the class of nat
ural convention centers. It can reach
and maintain the lead if and when its
business citizenship sees tit to meet
requirements. In other words.
Washington inis the natural advan
tages in its favor, but it must make
the most of these natural advantage}*
and keep pace with the high quality
of service and invitation of ail the
other competing cities before its nat
ural advantages will flower into full
est fruitage, Washington Convention
Bureau is still in its ym: h almost
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1725 Taylor
Street
Wesf of Sixteenth
Semi-detached brick dwelling
of eight rooms, two tiled baths,
hardwood floors throughout,
spacious kitchen, large light
cellar with servants’ toilet and
wash trays, thirty gallon auto
matic storage heater. Open
fireplace, lot SD-xlotl feet.
Three built. Two sold.
Floyd E. Davis Company
733 12th St. N.W.
Main 352-353
SI 00.00 Cash and
552.50 Monthly
will purchase a larsre 5-room hun
galow with a’l '‘onveniences. full tix
tuiw bath, hit’ll cvui fias rature,
totchep • abm 1 full size • ■■•n-rete - fi
ler. laundry 1 ay- and furnace beat.
