Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 14

& g - 3 e 1 - - 3 L - o : : : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 3 "1921_PART T NI Urged as Next Head FUNERAL OF CENTENARIAN, [gence o nis son: John sinec, witn| CALL MEXICAN CONSULS. |t bt goermmont o Meie s Nol[[n SGIENHS.I- Of Intemnl Revenue SIGNA[MEN REJ[BI Special Dispatch to The Star. ground. —_— |April 9, to consider questions’ af FOR WORLD ZIONISM| : Aibert Einstein Here With Party Urging University on Mount of Olives. By the Asnociated Press. - . NEW YORK, April 2—Several thou- sand persons gathered on the pier today to .greet Prof. Albert Einstein, . noted German scientist gnd originator of the Einstein theory'of relativity, who landed here today as a member of a party of distinguished Jews. The delegation has come to this country 5-Room Bungalow 1 s y ND, Md, 2 = ¢ sol . | fecting ' Mexicans in Texas, Co Built in 10 Hours OAKLAND. Md, April 2—The fun-|“Mr. Sines served as a Union soldier | Bepresentatives in \Texas to Meet |fCtng s a s new day. on April 8. He said the Mexican labor situatio LAREDO. Tex.. April 2—All Mex-|in Texas probabiy would receive ehie ican consuls in Texas have been in- ' consideration. . neral of William Sines, aged 100 years|in the civil war, enlisting with two i of his sons, John and_ Henry, with By_Chmtxo Workmen | |cight months ana nine aays, the old- S L e ] CHICAGO, April 2—An exams | |est resldent of Garretl pounty, was|fiict. He was a native of Cranesville. Pl o (ke T o Meaf be | |held Friday afternoon from the resi- Preston county, W. Va. overcome was given yesterday PROPOSDPAY T Employes of Pennsylvania Railroad Refer Case to | Labor Board. By the Associated Press, PITTSBURGH. April 2.—Proposals | = = of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-( — — e ® 0 pany that 1,750 signalmen of the road s - alley rallroad joint peotective & e Brotherhood of Railway by the Lumberman’s Association of Chicago, when thirty work- pleted the houte at 5 p. | included accept wage reductions of from 15 'MEh VS 0 25 per cent were rejected by rep- | PO indorsed 4 i Carmen of America today in f:,‘:’\',,',,‘;‘,“ of the employes here | (WTUIE, 21 of representatives of un- Officials of the Brotherhood of Rail- 1 §Killed laborers to accent Wage T way “Sgnalmen recelved tho com- |duetions of trort 18 to 18 peL Cik| - “Why, I always thought the Hoosier was the to enlist the support of all elements pany’s plan for wage cuts today from VRors: 5 3 : . T < of American Jewry for the world the JEcneral managers' committee, | APFIL 4 Agninst Cut best” was the surprised exclamation of a lit- Zionist organiastion. and appeal ‘for which is representing the road at the Clerks Agninsi % e = 5 help for @ Hebrew university to be series of wage conferences here. The | CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 2.—Rail- ‘tle lady in our store the other day; “and now established on the Mount of Olives. fol10 eents Ao hoar o Syt ot from 12% Iread clerks, both organized and nn- 7 > ) h .f‘ Hiickh Welcomed by City Cemmittee. their case called attention to: whai |organized. of the Big Four n‘n:):m. - I find that it\osts less than most of the other Prof. Einstein and party were es- they termed the decline in* living | met hera today in the offices of Gen- T . »” . T corted to the pier by a special com- costs. They contended that the wage |eral Manager 5. M. Costin and, fol- Kitchen Cabinets. v 4 scale ses by the United States Rail- |lowing a conference, rejected a pro- mittee representing Mayor Hylan of - E 5 road. Labor Board in decision No. 2 |posal for any reduction in pay at this = = 5 3 % vyt BRI S ; was mot “just and’ reasonable a |{ime. This means (hat the case muto. It does cost less,” replied out'salesman, “but am, JOSEPH H. McDERMOTT s time. matically goes to the Un > A 5 i ::-‘ix:m;m?r:n?flr;m\:l:n ":‘)I:‘:hsc‘i:;{ 0f Morgantown, W. Va. The employes representatives held |labor board for consideration. that doesn’t keep the Hoosier ffom being the - - an executive session after a confer-| During the genera = s tist shook hands and cordially ence with the managers, at the (er |sentatives of the unorganized clerks best.” greeter the newspaper men, byt, as : mination of which they e ditions were such as i = y notified the |stated that if conditio he did not talk English, he ga¥e nolof the Zionists of Rudsia and chair-| FOTELO0, 0 WAIEh they oo e | ottty hemand some "Teduc: interview. man of the Zionist commission in|& s . g atsluichy demAld O ol . . . = el Aked sbout the Einstein heory, | Palestine. ana Pror. Xion Mosessonn | [La€G [GIUCHion Wan not aceptable to | (0% (N S bl Ol decreases | And this same surprise aov:ahts you ltK_\' o: 1 Mrs. Einstein, who spoke some Eng- |of the Hebrew High School at Jaffe | ¢ the employes w. . 4 i be b hecping .with! he in= 5 1 lsh. said: and head of the Jewish elucational | other peameonis foplld Comsider A0y | ereases granted during Eovernment make a comparison the ipan} itchen ‘He has told me the theory a t | movement. brotherhood officials answeres o tion. Such a system of reduc- ¢ z . \: s S e e Wtk e o] S T i eeanntunet the vty L nepatiee e avanswered fu Hy i mean that those classes of | Cabinets sold. The Hoosier; with all its s who received the greatest in- | now." are co-operating in arranging recep- Th. conference closed a et anv T s and s iors tructi lons 4 strati r. { sentativ : during government operation ! ‘many features and superiorn; c ruction, Prof. Weismann Meads Party. |lons and demonstrations for Dr.|sentatives of both sides h B e | ¥ g pEfI: C 2 The Zionist delegation with Prof. ibor Board. Today's conferenes was reductions and that these cuts inj costs less than most kitchen cabinéts. E —_—————\ i\\'mzmnnh‘s party. submit the case to the Railroad i instein was headed by Prof. Chaim j the second of a series betwoen repre. | Wages would be proportionate with Weizmann, former professor of chem-| One of the mysteries connected | . ives of the road -and its em-|increases during the past three years.i i Z fstry at the University of Manchester. | with sunspots is their appearance in :::_Lll:v;svn"d('l;{m-‘)nf"‘;“’fl‘;yefi“"‘:’i;‘; Hoosiers, too, are sold on the club plan at ngland. ers in the party were|larger numbers than usua! every L.ehigh Men Fight Cut. > v sent- ’ 2 = 5 Menachem Ussisschkin, noted leader ! eleven years or So. HAZLETON, Paj Apell 2o9he Lo- o et e Mayer’s. Just make one item'in your budget 2 include a Hoosier and we’ll deliver it to- ; MOIrow. - CALLISHER’ 933, Pa. Ave. N.W. Paul F. Bachschmid, Jr. . Manager | Jewelry Articles Reduced Very Special Prices Quoted on These High-grade Jewelry Articles for the Entire Week EE US —When ready to have Electricity installed. ) ’ —For many years we have special- ized in Electrical work and stand ready to serve you in a manner that will prove most gratifying. The E. F.-Brooks Co. " Established Over One-Half Century ’.I Leo C. Broeks, Manager 813 14th St. NW. Richelieu Pearls, perfect in construction. . . . .$13.50 up Elgin Bracelet Watches. .................$18:50;p Swiss Bracelet Watches. . .. .............. $14.00 up The Latest in Watches, 19-jewel; 25-year Open-face Gold Filled Elgin Watches. . .....$16.50 up- Gold Filled Hunting Case Elgin or Waltham - Watches ............ L SR $22.50 up Solid Gold Elgin or Waltham Watches..........$25up B n either straight New patterns in the Stratsectional Guaranteed e i e —§jis. 1 ‘ cnd_or ‘ound "end "desten. o< - - - . '\ ¥ vy 3 1 _ o fiddleback Silverware, hollow handle, 26-piece sets, in o S I - . n 1 B e f ! 5 I f 3 Price, single, $140; - QBN Hardngtruebluecase.................. | . [ \ ; double $140 In twin or full size— B"l Top 50x23 in. T€AV™firror 40x28 in. Drawer fronts in fiddleback and blister mahogan Post fluted. Spade toe: 3175 e Top 39x23 Chifforobe—.27., high, Paneled doors inclose three Expert Watch and Clock Repairing, — By Our Mr. Harry Brodie, Formerly at the New Ebbitt WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED mahogany sll'dlng trays. Swinging mirror. e b S167 Toilet Table—S57 o7 20x32 in. Two swinging mir- " As an April Feature— : g rors. Drawer in fiddieback Berkey & Gay Chamber Suite | #%5% "sit able upholstered seats. o e $23 Demonstration . Paints, Varnishes and ‘Stains MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY We have arranged with the Berkey & Gay Furniture Company to offer this beautiful Chamber Suite at an unusually low - price during April only. This event is but further ‘proof that furniture of the highest grade may be purchased at reasonable cost at this store. : In style to T harmonize. $9¢ imple Water Stand—5 i 20 tical; top 17 in. wide, Book shelf below. 03 ey Lo arain April 4, 5 and 6 3 For sixty years Berkey & Gay Fur- The twelve pieces in the Suite are ¢ Bab s Packard niture has enjoyed supremacy in _ E made of mahogany throughout, y its permanent good taste in de- all embodying delightful color 7 e = 1 3 - ign, honesty in construction, combinations in the woods of We believe that you are interested in secing up-to- : = : and fidelity even in smallest de- plain, fiddleback and blister fig- date methods of painting, varnishing and staining. 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Why not make your inside painting beautiful and easy to wash and keep clean; and, How to make an old softwood floor look and wear like a beautiful hardwood floor, also how to make your old furniture look like new; . and, How to finish your walls and secure that beau- tiful, washable, soft finish effect so much desired; and, How to varnish your floors and produce a finish that stands hard wear and is not affected by hot water or repeattd washing; 3 and, How to re-finish your auto and produce a finish : that equals fine shop work—do it yourself; and you had before you Packards and Pierces and Cadillacs, Hups, Hudsons and all other good makes, and there wasn’t a thing between yvou and own- / ership except making a choice? : Baby eannot make thée selection, but you can, and right now we are offering -a choice range of the most complete line of Carriages, Gondolas, Pullmans, Park Cars, Sulkies, Strollers, etc., that have ever been shown in Washing- ton by any one store at any one time. and, How you can save money by painting your house with B. 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