Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 15

; A D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922. 15, COAL SITUATION KEEPS LABOR SECRETARY AT DESK. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Ay e e s A BMENIA PROTESTS ” LEAGUE PROTECTION Plan Appeal to U. S. Against Decision of Foreign Ministers. S | By the Amsociated Press. ¢ PARIS, March 31.—The Armenian delegation in Paris plans to protest tomorrow to the allled governments over the decision of the allied for cign ministers to place the Arm nians under the protection” of the | church will be usked to unite with his home with his son and deuzhter- the pastor in requesting Winchester | in-law. it Mre. K. J. Brooke Presbxtery to dissolve pastoral re- | jr. i1 1c, thirteen miles from lations. Dr. Brooke plans to make ! Ru Partake of the Season's Choicest Comestibles Amid the Comradely Coziness of the 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. I Match Your 0dd Coats Special Full Course Dinner, $1.25 : | With Our Special Served 5:30 ta 8:30 United States for intervention is v " ~ s . ; i . £ = . o : 4 & 2 P ; 1 ‘ Special Luncheons, 60c and $1.00 vlamned aiso, . ) Served 11:30 to 2:30 Drinie ‘minietor of ‘tha. Fromini e 3 o 1 y | public, fs drafting the protest. Hi Liadtidy s = | having his lunch served in his office. He here shown with nt Secretary E. J. Henning. | Club Breakfasts, 45¢ to 70c T ohaony chay ho plan aussested rom 465 52 YEARS ON RAILROAD. GET $2,295 DAMAGES. PASTOR WILL ACCEPT CALL Armenians in Cillel WINCHE 3 Save the price of an entirc new suit by matching vour odd (iugm'l'llousm INC. B ' INT AT _ THEO.D SLOAT MISS L.L. BOONE PRES.&cMGR. HOSTESS stead, that they he gi en e edom € thell h d % Our home-made hot rolls are renowned! Vars 42U homsiaudxroundilase SAME STRAITS COMMISSION. |Seeretary of Labor D findn fed during these d; IN THE CAFETERIA, famous Garden Tea House cooking' at prices temdling downucard with every market cost drop. Russia lll';d Turkey May Become | Members of League. By tle Associnted Press. 3 M, z . e e e e o - 5 mendous stock of trousers, in many, many W’ 7 ‘|“Empire State” Engineer Given 'Virginia Autoists Were Injured by Frank .1 f»moktn pastor of the Pres- coats. We carry a tremen 3 3 S N0s N W e FeonPOl Meren G e ALl { byterian Church, at Romuey, W. Va, patterns and shades, making it casy to find just tie pair vou 2 2 ‘j‘,:f ,:'lix;‘.l 5:»::3 i Lheemiglons Ovation on Final Trip. ‘ Contractor's Wire Cable. | has @ call from the church sieed to mateh your eddenat. Hundved ol ehas s = > {conference of 1 BUFFALO. N. Y. March 3l-— Special Dispatch to ar. of that denomination at Rural Re- ' —_— n - - g N e tral (e c iz materials. | Parls, Marquls Curzon, secrataty for Scranming whistles and waving flags. MARTINSBURG, W. Va, March 31 ”.l-':fiflh\e‘d":.'..','.."n'é:.)x}o}.“}',rfl‘i«il}u’;f"’ All colors, sizes and materia foreign affairs, said in the house of 2 t railroad officials and | Dr. Gharles J. Sager and his cousin, | 75 0 A0 o Big S0 O 8¢ L& |J|lords today that the international | felicitations of railroad offic Y Sixas or Woodstork L. [anal i e MEASCKUSERomney) congresn: | || straits commission would remain in-|traveling men, grested Edward J.|B. F. Suger o Wva sad e Pri . when ihe 1 %F5e torer hae|Haley. when he drove the Empire|Norton, W. Va. who wzr:llnjure “.I.‘ he foreign secretary added that 1 a- | M. vhen their automobile ran o I v 5 State express into the Buffalo sta-|May w | :)1.1 i?i#:i‘:il’é"?f’;ifi‘.‘“l&‘&‘.‘;‘f{,‘."‘.i UOH(HL 5p last night, “on time.” It|a yire cable at night across the resented on the colnml%!lon as well as :e:{,:;‘; (‘::‘R'g’?[f,:f.,flfxlh:v;h;?e:rz,.”iMnrlinshurg-wmchesu»r pike, nl;‘n\;a || Russia, it she fulfilled the reyuired . years | een awarded damage verdicts T and is superannuated after fifty lwo.:l;’n;‘u““"‘ to $2,295 in the circuft . President || .. . . . " Vice Presidents ® N.Haper | District National Bank || V-P. Lipscomb Cashier [ C. J. Gockeler | H.L.Offutt, Jr. | 1406 @ Street N. L. Sansbury |\§! | conditions. n || He said it also was anticipated to [¥ears of servi L] 5 s . '} |invite Turkey to join the league of| The progress of the train from Syr- colllrv. of_lvae:;kaslf{ ou:'l‘zl', ;:;:; fr;:l:::: || nations when peace between Turkey|®8Cuse in = an’almost continuous ?;;fi give 22 | c Y| demonstration for the veteran en-|$1,045. 3 i s displayed, and that the 8 vi - |its crowd of railread men and other signal was o e nhe e onifsheq | eltimens, waving their greatings to 1%d | cable caught Doth imen under the \ as s00n as the armistice had been ac- | Haley on his.farewell trip. Every lo- | chin, throwing them from their car. ¥ r Ve i te had its|in which they were en route to Wood- cepted by both sides. comotive along the rou ! et b i e S | lord Curzon said Constantinople | whistle wide open and its bell clang- | 38EF, T 1T JICh nicdical attention would be evacuated as saon as' pos- | IN€: A contractor was said to have sible after peace had been coneluded, | Haley was the guest of honor at a | ‘A Day for Decision™= and that the sultan would be allowed | banquet last night attended by engi- | stretched the cable across the road 3 " = | to maintain a limited force there, sut- | neers of all railroads running into [where improvemer ' Are vou going to join the lack of those habits of sav- 3 Same Phone Main 2097 ficient for & seat of government. | Buffalo ity = SIeyougome ol 2 : . alTl He said it was considered unjust and impracticable to ask Greece to = ranks of the provident this ng | H .| evacuate the whole of eastern Thrace = day? P sti i 5 s pl - il in add to Anatolia.” Moreaver, it ay day? Procrastination Out of today’s plenty put : | New Address, 931 H St. NW. kit Nt glLomiE S o : i il J [} Thrace’ we ~should _ be (-'.,.-lrmm‘fin = steals more than time—for aside something for tomor- H > < . with a direct refusal.” And, he add- ® Opposite St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum ed. he Was unaware of any force in every day vou delay start- row. existence which would successtully s his Savi s A i - E H Large new stock of Simmons and ffexus i B ing this Savings Account you We'll help. A dollar will Foster Ideal Beds, Springs, Cribs, etc. ||FOR JEWS’ NATIONAL HOME | | Massachusetts Legislature’s Resolu- tion on Palestine Brought Here, A Jewish delegation from Massa- are adding to a loss that -\lso 4-poster Wood Beds. vou'll feel in the future. Foster Ideal Spring, $18.00. Best on carth. Fits wood or metal beds. start the Savings Account— and while your money is on When they ask what deposit here we pay interest i nt. All Mattresses and Pillows are our chusetts, accompanicd by Speaker manner of person you are at the rate of3ptr ce 2 c 7 ma- Gillett of the House, vesterday pre- = g e o = G . | ?(f‘r;!llmfilh,;;"%‘t:‘l "']‘:H,e j‘rlg;:‘t ";‘:},d'i':“:, | sented to Senator Lodge. chairman of E let the reply be “frugal Saving is as easy as e S 3 E a2 the foreign relations committec, the = 1 r v ing—it’s T built for the business. resolution mm.i.'.‘,':usn;'"iufupxe.\lv by as evidenced by a healthy spending—it’s alll a matt(c] the ch s legisl : d- - . A . 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The steamer was somewhere be- tween Savanah and Charleston when the message was sent, and is expected i Norfolk Saturday. i The Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke Company are agents for the Ra- dames, 0 information was available as to the cause of Senator Loayza's death, or his purpose in coming to th United Stlus.P et Floe | WEDS GIRLHOOD FRIEND. [Mrs. ‘Wheat, Winchester, Bride of | T. C. Henderson, Oklahoma. { Special Diepsteh to Tie Star, WINCHESTER, Va., March 31.—Mrs. Gertrude Ross Wheat, member of a prominent Winchester family, was mar- ried Wednesday to T. C. Henderson, a friend of her young girihood, at Bar- dlesville, Okla., according to a telegram received from the former by her son, Ross Wheat. Mrs. Wheat left here last Sunday, it was learned, and met Mr. Hender- i son at Bartlesville by appointment. She is the daughter of the late Lieut. J. K. 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