Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 36

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921.' —By POP MOMAND.| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Didn’t Have to Ask. F ”‘ b SUBSTITUTES NATIONAL' e : AGREEMENTS FOR LOCALv : ‘Wage Proposal Submitted to Inter- . national Union of Photo-Engrav- “ ers in Toronto. " 3 * TORONTO, Ont., August 17.—A mo- tion to make all future agreements between photograph engravers -and their employers national in scope in- stead of local, and ‘subject to pr Mmulgation at' union conventions, was laid yesterday before. the convention of the International Union of Photo- lgraph Engravers. Other suggestions were to establish an out-of-work , to make all agreements . tween unions and employers term jg“ on or before December 31,19 d to provide that the executive uncil should not sanction ny greement that did not provide for e forty-four-hour week. 8e otions’ will be debated tomorrow d at subsequent sessions. 43 A resolution strongly supported by e Chicago delegation, asked the nvention to demand the release of ‘Bugene V. Debs, the socialist lead ho was imprisoned after the Unit: ates entered the war. Samuel Gompers, president of the IAmerican Federation of Labor.. ad- esséd the convention and strongly iticized, the forces that are op- filll‘ the forty-four-hour week for Qinteu s A Flowers Make Best Reminders of birthday'wishes. Shaffer, 900 14th st. —Advertisement. —_— < FIRST TO GO TO CUBA. C. L. Jope- Named Attache by Dc—l pu'tmant of Commerce. Appolnitiment of Chester Lloyd Jones of Orange, N. J.. as acting_American cammerclgl gttache to Cuba has been announced by the Department of Com- merce. * Mr."Jones' appointment is the first to be made by the Commerce Department to Cuba, which {s said to be the..hest market for K American g0ods in ail.Latin America. - Mr. Jones represented the Depart- ment of Commerce in Spain as com- mercial attache in 1919, He was edu- cated at the un fes of Wisconsin and Pennsylva; d the University of Berlin and. Madrid University. In 1814 Mr. Jones:was a member of the ecucational commission which visited Latin American universities. He was director of the. United es bureau of foreign afents of the War Trade Board in 1918. Mr. Jones ‘iiN-traveled extensively in Europe. South America and Mex- ico. He will devote his time in Cuba to development of American trade. Officials of the Department of Com- nierce feel that his presence in Cuba at this time wiil be of benefit to both countries in ‘deNélopment of mutually profitable busimess relations. Twashington's Mest _ Popular: Floral- phone is Main 2416. Smer 900 14th n.w. —Advertisement. " CHIEF OF NEW DIVISION. 4A. E. Butman, md{ @na Léather Expert, Mr. o er’s Aide. Secyetary Hoover yesterday the appointment of Arthur of Boston as chief of, the new division of shoes. leather and hides of the bu- reau of foreign and dommestic commerce. Mr. Butman at present is in charge of the gathering of monthly statistics of hides and leather for the census bu- reau, and during the war was connected with the bureau directing collecting of statistics on these commodities for the War Industries Several years ago Mr. Butman made an extensive survey of the shoe and leather markets in the South :American and European countries fll States Tariff Commi has had practical sxpetion and leather trade snd bag d quaintance with the ln‘m in those industries. . If i¥’s a good map.lnol—ld us: enlarge it. nlargements —Quality workmap: ship llwtya c and prompt service. Size 8x10-in: M. A. LEESE A The Car You Want The Price You Want ! Robbery Under Arms ] < Time was when robbers 10obbed politely, and shooting was a last resort, and then we viewed the hold-up lightly, a karmless kind of outdoor sport. "Now. stand,” they’d tell me, “and deliver,” and from my rags my roll they'd snake, and I would stand “without a quiver, because my life was not at stake. No tremors shook my system bony, no palsy did my; spirit know ; I knew that all my bills were phony and I was glad to see them go. But now the thieves come callyhooting, in murderous, bloodthirsty bands, and they begin their ribald shooting before I've time to raise my hands. They spring upon me from an alley, the; come with silent, tiger tread and while one murderer keeps tally, the others shoot me full of lead. And v could have my stock of shillings by merely asking for the same; there’s no excuse for all these killingsl that blemish their time-honored game. The modern robbers are not courtly, they lack the ofd school tact and grace, and when they meet a poet portly, they| push a cannon in his face; and‘ i, confused, he asks a question, | or bats his eyes,wor wags his! ears, they shoot him where his | indigestion has caused him pain tor many years. It isn’t fair, or just, or decent ; $ome ordinances should be made; this shooting graft is something recent, dis-| crediting the robber’s trade WALT MA (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) —_— Adds p to the Drink hosphate Horsford' P makes frult Juices tart, delicions. Fine in| plain or charged water. Quenches thirst.— Advertisement. For Blank Books.and Station- ery. The Big Store on the Avenue. E. Morrison Paper Co. | FRANKLIN Since the first Franklin was built more than 700 other American makes have gone out of business. That alone tells a big story of Franklin merit. Franklin Motor Car Co. 1101 Cenmmeeticut Avenue Telephone Main 7045 YOURE NOT T FILL UP AT A SOCIETY TEA! 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