Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 28

¥ . 'THE EVENING STAR, You are a lover Of the LOWER PAY PROPAGANDA | 3 KILLED IN DYE PLANT. & o CHARGED BY EMPLOYES |«whisz Machine” for Drying Silk charming Egg Girl . Files to Plecen : : ¢ Street Railway Workers Resent At- m;A:ler.szl;;dN. J., August :—;rml-:e . h titude on Wages Taken bY . |jyreq . yesterday e :::!;:;q::)ank bt - ® 5 = ] B 2 reing Company’s plant, when & centri- s e $7.00 & $8.00 e (757 % 3 ashington Railway - and Electric | workmen with hundreds of scraps of | |f . 5 I::‘.‘.'.".‘.‘ZH&“TQ??’;’::E’%;“?Z..i.f‘ i o and o : ' SPECIAL SHOES $10.00 STYLISH AND : he Rmalamated " Rasociation “‘ ::»: lDENOUNCES AMERICAN BOYS' SHOES $4.30 & $529 v ‘Wear W.LDouglas Shoes and save money. The best known shoes in the world. They are absolutely the Street and Railway Employes’ Divi- 3 sion. No. 689, composed of employes RECORD IN CARIBBEAN ey best shoe values that can be produced for the LaberDukRomiaCalt. : 1901, o of the Capital Traction Company, fol- lowing action on this_score a nieating; Tuesday night in Waiters’ Hall, 721 6th street. After & prolonged discussion, the | Villard Asks Special Inquiry and union instructed Mr. Cookman n.-l Calls Haiti and Santo Domingo cr of Grocers who reputation on “Chevy Ch business agent, t8 issue a statement toutlining its stand on the matter. Interventi r, Ball-Sera R oLy ODUCTS 200, Th toment is as follows: on Black Chapte ! b «&-W.a..,.‘ n time to time, in the pre: in American intervention in Haiti and public statements and before the pub- {Santo Domingo was described yesterday o utilities commissioners, an officiu 2 of the Washington Rallway and Elec 1’. tRa Chinekeet chaptor in Americh tric Company has heen linking the[history in the Caribbeans” by Oswald time for the reopening of our con-|Garrison .Villard of New York city, {tract with the Capital Tractlon Com-{ ioin. o ‘shocial Senate nvestisation. pany in March with the time which o gt WL mark & decrease in wages for | He apoke for the Union Patriotique of | the Washington Raillway and Electric | Haiti, the National Association for Company. Subtly, not in so many |[the Advancement of ored TPeople words,” but by intimation, the idea|and the Haiti and Santo Domingo has been conveyed through intima-|Independence Socie and _alleged i tlons that when we reopen our wage |tkat there “was no trouble in Haiti contract, which does not expire at that {until we went there., v time. but which can be discussed, | TImmediate ‘Wmerican withdrawal | there &ill be a change in wages. It is | would be a disaster, Mr. Villard told sald that wages:- on the Washington the committee. but military occupa- Railway and Electric will probably haluon should terminate, This govern- ed when ours are revised. ment's attitude in I s - L2/ 4 % e nt ng with affairs g i . - 1 - 314 7th Street N.w, ) . copeclally aince flarions with America” Lo da- W. L. Douglas shoes are sold in 107 of our own stores I If you could visit L. Dougla Offers A Large nifiation of considerins de- | Secretary of Sta H itod | direct from (hehfactory to you at only one profit, wl‘:chlomr- Brockton, Mass., and see for yourself the efficient for Variggy of ailne our Taiorests might hel delegation: of DomInIaTa telling the Antees toyou'tae best shoes that can be €,/aL the dowest m‘“““‘“’!"‘» the This Week Seey fied,” it o are confdent that no it we had done in thelr poh-euble cost. Nlo matter Eh&nfiw lrvel-l-.h:;'e dealers every- yles b consideration is planned. : where can supply you with W. L. Doug oes. vinced, e ba rt'at o Tomee wage] reachon. Him Teow #PL‘:T‘““;&‘&‘&:‘.‘EZ' W.L.Douglas d th retail price is stamped on the sole | absolutely all that is claimed o ituted by the Washing-{that witnesses from that island would | f"ll h g b:f-me ?‘n 1 e pf"u“ 8 Th lon saesole for the money in this country. 9 Low ai Zlectric Company.” 2ppear anev&r‘em llhe _commn‘zee S‘my o shoes ore they leave ll:e_ actory. e value is guar- i Pai and ASKS COURT OF VOTERS. |1 ataine Ao setek theli ||| anteed and you are protected against unreasonable profits. | W. L._p«..}u shoes are mde.“nnder the direction and arrs High Heel: b e i W. L. Douglas $7.00 and $8.00 shoes are absolutely the [ supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest 7 eels The A . - . Oxfords, 4 S { % o o pioa OuE et Ut maen s (o beain e b_elt shoe values for the money in this country. 'l"heycom- determination to make the best shoes for the price that Shppers Al S; i H'"‘ :1 on 1‘1‘ . °::' LI e bine quality, style, yvorlnn-_mhip an_d wearing qualities equal | Money can buy. 251 1zes cwaMany L. Saworks Fer Tour Vacation Don't Neglect Taking one| || 1O Other makes selling at higher prices. CAUTION :)M_"MM*‘;IVW“I w. L and A resolution directing the census bu. of the 8. & F. Leather Th . o —_— & name Pumps. Wideh {reau to find out the number of federal | . W e C " e smart %'K'" are the le'a'ders in the fuhm c:ll‘lten of | and price is plainly stamped on the sole. Be care- ; 1dths i employes in Washington and how mauy | S merica. e prices are the same everywhere; they cost | fultoseethatithasnotbeenchanged or mutilated , " AN Leathers | L‘L’:‘T..(‘r’;d‘u":.d"i';‘n."."xi.'f.f;’i“&%fx‘.’éfifii’- rltmg ases no more in San Francisco than they do in New Yo’rk, 1f not for sale in yourvicirity, order direct from factory. Catalogue fres. 270 Soari é‘:"l’::cf:%& by Representative Vare. republican, {¥ And ‘for geodness sake cheer us up by And the Choice of Pennsylvania. The list would be com- | writing! EVERY LOW SHOE Birimeneshasé Sotmg ‘an ot Young koL R s W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN WASHINGTON IN THE HOUSE [ 5 St s v e ) ¥5%% 905 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W. pxsan 1397 F Street N. W. . @ OPEN 3 Former Values, $7.50 to $15.00 oot Burean, * *"°" T BC =il o ) S_A TU RDAY EVE NI NG5S 3 NOT A PAIR : WILL RESUME OLD POST. HEED'BACK, y L1 OWN, Mass.. August A EVERYTHING z z Stcphen Panareioff, former Bul Ithe” arrival of credentials from Sofia, {and that he had been informed he would be pergona grata to the State | Department. 1 | " M. Pinaretoff. who is delivering a { course of ures at the Williams | College Institute of Politics, came to ithe United States in 191f as Bul- garia’s first minister to this country. ! 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