Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1923, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. MOND: 1923, $],0]5,[]m G":'l’ iPOLAND PLANS ECONOMIC \PACKER—I@E_R_GER HEARING. | BAKERS IN TWELVE CITIES &&&&&@@@&&&&%@&@&@@&@&%@%&%m@@&@3@2&%&% | PRESSURE TO WIN RIGHTS | Avuour and Morris Compantes to| 10 STRIKE AT 12 TONIGHT | Feels Danzig, Free City, Has Not| EXPlaia $550,000,000 Compact. iwarkera Protest Open Shop, Be- ! “FY I_Aw | Fulfilled Spirit and Letter of ol - ’ cently Declared by Ward Com- | —— | Her Agreement. . e pany in New York. ]‘ To MEN, the White Sale ““Talks Tl""iey” By tho Associated Press. = < i :W YORK, April 30.—Union bakers N A i i | WARSAW, Poland, April 30.—The ;| employed in the plants of the Ward w Am = SR 5 r Baking Company in New York and e erican Institute Un | Polish government will institute an \ A leves other citles. Wil ®Tiko at ) ; | cconomic fight to bring financial ing niduight tonight in protest agalnst der Root’s Leadership | [0l (o Near vpon Danzi. uniess & o, thecompan's ction” n inatituting Gets C ie Aid | the free city fulfils the spirit ana | ¥ . a a A e teoayxlp: (At | ets Larnegie Aid. lotter of the treaty and allows Poland | . ; i ionery Workers' Unlon of | = | Omi s . announced tonight 8 ! T Al i o b Lo p at Cleveland, = Pittsburgh, o g S Yas mad s ._Baltimore, Providence, Chi- o OpeRdusing = —————— . Newark, Syracuse, x'ulumhuu.r E aid the president, *is THINK DEATH ACCIDENT. |Youngstown, Ohio, and South Bend, d- | ¢ ng vielding and ter SO T . |Ind, will be affected by the elrlk(-.‘ Elihu Root, nnounced | rizing. t obtain our rights N, And, Aneil 30-—Bo- | Myrupisaid. | | cipt of a § 000 gift from | under the tr I e ai D T wnowe oy S La Politesse. r ) unz we tou-| FEARS FOR NAVY MORALE. iy droes ki i @ b RS S A s IH{»IPN: 1':4 P lI ?\a A nglisman in Paris had to visit k J * the first large fund creat- [ gpirit Will Drop 1f Used to Fight Had been’ ade. Tk him | - Apd, Wibleur.” . '3 e 1 ked the servant the program of the i - found by B4 = aske a &3 o . 48 found by aul Syarke, | in a tender tone, “whom shall 1 h Smugglers, Says Benson. Doy e in & tender tone, ~whom sl avo | pril 30.—Use of vy to fight rum WHIL result in'a lowering of of the men, ral OAL 52| Union Suits Sorry!” K I‘ ‘ 4 ¥ S 8 . 3 Sl By ordering your winter's Coal NOW vou | ) Dachshund in Favor Again. can rest casy whether the anthracite coal situation : A report comes feom Heriin (o is settled or not L P : We are filling Orders in Rotation at the | . w Lav natit ! ne e LOWEST MARKET PRICE i 1 3 s starting in_favor of this 5 x » ) ! show fn ; n v | A v‘ 4th and F Sts. N.E. Linc. 233-234 was intended for any * he said. think- o S An Extremely Low Price Considering That Every Suit is First Qualily! We are going to make this story as brief as possible. We determined to do some- thing unusual for the men folks during this event, and we could think of nothing bet- ter than a rousing sale of Union Suits—for summer is at hand, and men need these light-weight, cool, comfortable garments. 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