Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 5

-~ 3 BEFORF PRESIDENT b LABOR'S PROTEST - ons | ‘| Federation’s First Step in [l Packing House Fight. _— I ‘Secretary Morrison Takes |Armour Issues Statement Criticis- l Protest against the violation of Contract between the unions of their employ into with the sanction partment of La or, has Harding n of the Federation of Labor and is awaitin his consideration. Mr. Morrison, in a statement issued today, declared that the violation of i representative of Amer Mr. Morrison went to House following the re telekram addressed to Gompers announcing t workers in the pack throughout the United ready to take a strike suit of the wage deerea Will Hold in Abeyance. 4 to hold the : until_word i the White House re: inz the official outlook upon th wation. “I went to ask that the govern- ment, through President Harding, uso its good offices to keep the pack- ers from refusing to abide by the | Veteran of Camp: agreement which was entered into with the sanction snd under the stamp of approval of the government as represented by the Department of id Mr. Mor: ucing the wag S without a the contract will have besn We wish to prevent suc violated. action.” Marks First Step. This step marks the first in a ecided upon by the A n of Labor at the me jts executive council to uphold the ent wage standards. aign along the non-union shop now T hed | by President Gompers in speeches in | various cities. Secretary Morrison will leave ington tomorrow to take the against the “open sh xt few days. He de- |pa livered an address in Boston last night. | t PACKER-LABOR FIGHT SHIFTS | ‘Men Prepare to Vote on National Referendum. OMAHA, Neb., March 11.—The scene abor dispute . where in- 1- Arranger ment. ‘Workmen’s Union preparin Jots for a national referendum vote. The vote was authorized a conference of union delegates, wh ended here last night. “The delegates regarded the con- ference as highly successful” Patrick E. Gorman, vice president of the butcher workers. sald. “We knew that time was short and we accom- plished our business promptly.” Officers of the union took the posi- tion that the next move was up to the packers. The union executive com- mittee was given full authority by the conference yesterday to cali and conduct a general strike, if the vote of the employes favors a walkout. Louis and Oscar and Benjamin and Laura GEN. F. H. FRENCH DIES IN HOSPITAL. AGED 63 dians and in Two Wars. not been made by Births Reported e sent out as soon s having mem vill be held wiil not of any n by the ounced re- aigns Against In- is widow, Mrs. h, and a daugh- r the funeral have the War Depart- Rawaias, sirl, Delivers DIVISION OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SHERS Is great luck in a game of bridge. And luckier to find “five honors in one shoe,” when you wear Kahlers and Ie full points of comfort, listed be made in fash le, up-to-the-n trip along just as daint Kahler 1. The “Secret Spring” flexible strip of t concealed shoe, supportir the foot while it. 1 spri 2. The Cupped ux the heel and kecps the foot from sl 3. 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At the request of Senator Weller the Secretary of War s promised to withhold the final |Shells and the noise of the bi n of a site for the engineer- [in France v sent more information concerning the various sites in that state which have been under consideration, together Atlantie coast, for nearly «hrm months. —_— | In the recent war the explosion of un |s and Belglum v air service lin the eastern part of E distances up to 150 mtle EDITOR IN LENTEN TALK. Charles S. Mitchell Speaks on |brook presided. Dr. Glazebrook announced that the attendance to date had averaged 7 Taking as his theme, Charles S. Mitchell, edi Washington .H,u—n.cnnl address at the lavmen’s mid- Ja C, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921. “Character” at Keith's. dail r of the | Wilmeth, eng n delivered the | NETAVINE poke on * conducted the serv! Herald, onten services at Keith's Theater Negro Who Shot at Policeman “Character.”| “At yesterday's services James L. or of the bureau of|at FPoliceman Farl L. st etown_ October 3, was sentenced | Tency to be printed on leatber. Pig- ice Gould to serve four |skin is the chosen material, which is on said to be almost impossible to coun- today. Rev. William Curtis White of onLD BE sLAYER jA'LED l ‘l,""n‘:':;k ane(l‘;l"::ld?ccu”fl took the Chr.st Episcopal Church pronounced the invocation and Dr. Larkin Glaze Gets Four Years in Prison. Harry Powell, colored, who shot Weeks in| Hungary announce terfeit. attempting to arrest - i e ,_.A_..w«_,m,,fi,._g__._._‘. | | | | | Pennsylvania Avenue Saks & Conprantyy Seventh Street For more than fifty years our prices have been as low for siinilar qualities 4s any house in the United States—and they are today. 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