Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 18

GASOLINE THE VOLATILE GAS (Vol-a-tility: the readiness with which gasoline gives up its power) CUTS THE OPERATING COST Texas Petroleum Products TEXACO MOTOR OILS Save it with Texaco Oil The Tesas Company, U. S. A. TEXACO GASOLINE Run it with Texaco Gas HOUSE REOPENS; ; ATTENDANGE LARGE Members Ready to Take Up Any Legislation Desired in Industrial Crisis. The House, which has been in re- cess since June 30. reopened goday with an unusually large attendance for a first day, in response to the re- | quest of President Harding that the | members should return promptly so as to be ready to act upon any legis- lation which might be found nec sary to meet the industrial situation. Members who had been engaged in were surrounded | offering congratu- | as the case might tive Philip Camp- ! bell of Kansas, a veteran member of the House and chairman of the rules committee, who lost out in the pri- maries for Tenomination. was the cen- mpathetic i primary campaign by their colleague Jations or aymput require. Represen ter of a large group of s friends. Fencs In Ci Represent, of Ohio, Simeon of the recently i n United States senator i a majority of more than 108,0 the recipient of general cong tions. The House accepted the resigna- ntative Joseph Walsh ts, who resigned on Pt appointment as a uperiop court of Mas- lutions of condolence on the | { tative Kincaid of tive Lemuel P.{ e and Senator | v e s were re The House then adjourned out of re- spect for the memory of these de-; “eased members of the Senate and| House. Study Strike Sit 3 ve members of the re-; ority in the House back onsidering what legisla- 1 if any | {is found ne ¥ 3 ent strik ituation. ey feel as H sured that there is no doubt of the | thority of the Railroad Labor, full auth Foard to consider the seniority ques- n which it is agreed the strike ia hased Legislation which would forbid any common carrier engaged in inter- State commerce from paying a pen- sion or other rewards for seniority | of service to men who, in the face of a government order, went on strike, thereby impeding interstate com- j ington arrival. WASHINGTON ELKS HIT OF CONVENTION Epecial Dispatch to The Star. FROSTBURG, Md., August 15.—The annual convention of the Maryland, District of Columbia and Delaware Elks got fully started today follow- {Ing the arrival of the Washington contingent of about 400 with & band. The District Elks were brought here from Cumberland by special train over the Cumberland and Pennsyl- vania railrosd, the only line that traverses Georges creek mining re- gion. The Washingtonians are quartered at the Hotel Gunter with the Wil- mington contingent. They will be highly active on the program of en- tertainment. The Washington band will give a concert tomorrow after- noon at Junior Order Park in honor of the Frostburg Elks and in the evening will go to Cumberland to ren- der a complimentary concert to the Cumberland herd at Riverside Park. A large delegation of Washington and Cumberland Elks wlill be escort ed to the park by the band. The first business meeting was held last night, with A. Charles Stewart, istrict president, presid- ion was held this morn- most important one will when the officers will ed and the next place of & selected. Annapolis is mak- ing a_bid for the next conventiol The Washington delegates to convention are A. B. Evans, Frank - |Baum, William Blackman, J. T. Ryan Murphy. for the opening session. ness was tran ed last night to the absence of several s of delegates who reached here Airey, actor of Washing- mong the first Elks to ar- is camping on the local au- ile camping site. District Dep- dward Murph also a Wash- v of the EIks are taking aeroplane flights over the ntains surrounding Frostburg, a mercial aeroplane being in use. mong the Elks in attendance are e Senator William I. Norris of imore Lodge, candidate for the nomination for United or, and Andrew J. Cum- v Chase, a member of the »dge, candidate for the tic nomination for Congress th Maryland district. = Mr is the second largest Elk i ing man of Baltimore, ix feet two inches tall and weigl pounds. Mr. Cummings measures x feet inchex and weighs 270 pounds. After considerable trouble the housing committee found a_bed at one of the hotels big enough to accommodate Mr. Cummings. About 2,000 people were at Junior merce, is contemplated Such a bill has been drafted and will be introduced if the leac among the republican majority be that legisiative action is desir able. = ! dred couples danced. rder ark last night, where the on stands are located and he initial dance of the con- as held and the Aerial How- ve an exhibition. Three hun- |ISol-Herzo N *{Jones and Earl Burdine and Deputy FORESTELENHOME| It Is Not a ight Six . FIRED N BY GANG _ T Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., August 15.—Eleven negro residents of the vicinity of Forest Glen, Montgomery county, Md., gre in Jail at Rockville and several additional arrests are expected within the mext day or two as a result of an atiack upon the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cleave at Forest Glen shortly before 12 o'clock Sunday night. 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