Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 35

THE EVENING STAE, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBEE 18, .192T.° 85 = | PORTO RICANS WEARING ‘49’ BUTTONS | RED GOVERNMENT OPENLY FOSTERS [Gmieyes B ot Simtsta it | et itk a"view o arsiving ot an = SHO I_,V FA VOR QF ATE'W STAR IN l/’_ S_ FLAG ]\'EW TRUSTS AND COMBINATIONS t desired to confer with representa- | agreement upon wage reductions. "2 e erascocan e o SELE 0 L A VIS o B | R S S v e T r-m T e = 1 SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Novem- | leaders of the majority party, the |By a Staff Correspondent of Asoclated Press. | grad the government will supply | . ber 1.—The number 49 has taken | unionists, who have opposed his MOSCOW, * October 24.—Trusts | these small industries with elec- 1 4 Porto campalgn against the one-star flag b % trical power. . ! . . a pecullar significance in Por oy aEains the ono e and combinations are now openly R e sricn: Capsble of ns N Ch Amazin Rico, and Dr. Santlago Veve, for- | In his officlal vislt to Fajardc, the | fostered by( the bolshevik govern- | pioying 1,500 persons, have formed H o1ce F— > resident of the republican ome of Antonio R. Barcelo, presi- ment. Every day brings announce- a trust at Nijni-Novgored and | spla: mer p > dent of the unlonist party, the city b ted a © sion by the K . i “ Closed Car Di play party, has suggested that every | wagdecorated with American flags | Ments of new combinations of | geCd RTINS B CORTTASTR Y, (B i So varied are the flavor-fancies of the “5-Room . citizen of the islind wenr a bu!(rlt:\ ‘l'tl::iv‘x;a:‘:‘d“ywlu the 't:r::l m"‘{ :(x:; small factorles to which the soviet B Operative OrEnatEation; N ~‘ Sweets.” Caramels of every sort, noigats, creams, 0 D in his lapel with that number on It. ay in which no one-; government has granted a conces- The government has granted a b lusters, candied fruit ach in a First showing of a number of new makes e e hat mocome » aym- | BAER e ts b e e more e trame arusnion | concastion G & combiraion: of | (M| whole nuts, nut clusters, candied fruite—cach ; - 3 < ' small knitting factorics In Petro- 1] creamy, rich shell of Italian bittersweet chocolate. and models. bol since Gov. Relly started mak: in favor of statehood. have greeted | of the mecessity for organizing | grad, which will resume work on y Sy o ver the istand, he governor in large crowds in % e sk for a i Open 10:30 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. one of the seventysseven towns. In | greeted him formally, have to a It is difficult to belleve that a | BQUeTMIEntIn LB | o at Petro- \ Blfi&"fi%fi’:'fi%,‘ Sunday Paper practically every town where he large degree refused to participate government which so recently de- grad have also been granted a six- \ = Nougats, 95¢ This Week has spoken he has asserted it was in the celebration planned for the S iar Tecne and will iy 15'Der dent I A Pound and a Quarter > Every Day s Weel has sp S L the culobratial nounced all the processes of capl- | year lease and will pay 15 per cen 1 his lanne lrn 1‘1“7 :ihe eu'{x; :::.;rm;-‘?:\ B 3 tallsm 1, now epenly advocating of their output to the government. | $1 70 French honey the flag of the independe £ ’ thelr adoption Saccharine will be one of their o . mallow in generous o o American D . = e o sl nry it e |10,000-MILE RADIO RANGE | i erees, sor of the sconomic | ewierwronuets : ppriee i A ‘ Union. Everywhere this statement e small industries started which w | of toasted almonds ' onventlon Ras boen cheered, excent By inde- | NEpW YORK, November 18.—A new | supply the small manufacture WAGE CUT REQUIRED. v and hazel nuts. A 4 P evar Shafore has a governor of |world record for long-distance radlo | ticles required all over Russia. ———— pound, 95c. v Porto Rico adopted the policy of communication was made on Novem- as household utensils, kitch Michigan Central Calls for Confer- H N.W Gov. Relly In Visiting each town | ber 5 according to the Radlo Corpora- gauipment, garden tools and small acaiof Kl Biasses o8 Hmpluyesn: COR,NWELUS B 3 . ‘tly to the peo- |tion of America. which announced to- vare. ence o s 4 Fifth and L Streets N.W. and speaking dlrectly Lo W ‘em- |day that Uresident Harding's message| Such factories will require large , el Gehirsl H Street ‘ ghas!:ed the loyalty of the vast essed to'the nations of the world | quanties of sheet tin and sheet A ber 18.—General 1415 rec ] picked up in New Zealand, 10,000 | iron, which many of them hope to a the people of the island T mited State miles away. The message was sent | get from America. The present Candcphone, Main di5 to the United States. and he has - been severe in his criticism of the {::’lll‘l‘l.lg: l’l‘eo\’\;wri}(!l]!:n::fnlrsl at Rocky L sl}l:‘pg'ul:!Pll'li(sglla“J:rxw(::;;‘l}v}nll‘:‘l,l: “R ' ogers Silverware ! , F R E E A ——— At All Our Stores ’ . 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Rich and flavory—and pure as Corby baking _ guarantees it must be. Every ingredient has been critically selected—and combined in a de- c You can pay more for your spread, but you can’t buy more genuine satisfaction at any price. licious medley of luscious fruits and savory spices. for .two-pound We cordially invite any housewife to go through “Pure as Mother made it” Cakes i our factory and see for herself with what cleanli- ness—wholesome farm products are churned to- gether to make GOOD LUCK. Churned by JORN F. JELKE COMPANY Chicago " Distitbutea by ' Potomac Butter Co. 307 13th St. N.W., Washington, D.C. ’ r rn e 0w HAMS Phoue Framkiin 4391 and Main 203 NORTHWEST 1020 Girard Street 1540 N. Capitol St. *1341 H Street 5th and B Streets 1300 41, Street —_— 5504 Wisconsin Ave. 944 Florida Ave. 130 D Street 1st and Fenton Sts. 200 15th Street 6th and F Streets 4521 Wisconsin Ave. 5th St. and Fla. Ave. | 312 Penna. Ave. 801 Mass. 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