Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1923, Page 22

RAIL HEAD URGES LABOR BOARD STAY Sante Fe President Assails Tendency to Amend Trans- portation Act. Br the Assoclated Press: CHICAGO, May 23.—Asserting the transportation act to be the first really copstruetive measure ever adopted by Congress to meet the rail- road situation.. W. B. Storey, presi- dent of the Sante Fe Railroad, speak- Women Urged | , To Form Tree- 'ASK RIB_HMF UNION P lantmg Army Minéps, of non-tnion felds in’ nofthe 4 ~|MINERS IN KENTUCKY eastern Kentucky have sent to the United States Coal Commission petitions asking that body to help them “be free American wage workers.” Aocording to copies of the petitions glven out by the Uhited Mine Workers' organization, the petition signers, said to ‘be mnie employes in and around - | Hazard, Ky:, declased they are “coerced through personal agents of the operators to sign a contract that we will not join" the union. Failing to do so, the petition said, the miners “are forced out of their jobs and then forced out' of the com- Ppans’s houses.” o “We humbly pray you to help us re- store democracy -fon all American producers in the mountain counties of - THE -EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Straw Hat King Sails for Europe Looking for Heat By the Assoctated Press. - NEW YORK, May 23—D. H. Green, who has been one of Amer- ica’s hardest wishers for an early summer, sailed for Europe on the steamship Aquitania, declaring he was all broken up nervously root- ing for the hot weather that re- fuses to come. Mr. Green, who modestly admits that he s America’s straw hat king, declared he had millions of straws in storage waiting for the rush that refuses to come. So far, ho said. he has sold only a few hundred thousand. The weather forecaster’s parting shot at-Mr. Green was a prediction Instinet of Safety. From the Boston Transcript. Madge—If Jack had been coming to see me as often as he has you.l'd have | made him_declare himself long - | bel—Yes, dear. I presume that's, the reason why he never went to see you. Here’s The Best Solution To Motor Lubrication | SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1923, ° IEWCORN & GREEN ERCHANT TAILORS FOR 24 YEARS l e Absolutely The Greatest Value In The City—! Men’s Suits northeastern and eastern Kentucky,” the document concluded. “This ' is our prayer. Please help us.” erc = ing before the National Industrial Coun- m:;lflg oy \;;ufldd?&p dz}: cil, declared any tampering with the act would only delay the recovery of the roads and the return of the day when they will be able to. furnish maximum service. ident Storey took issue with ident Harding's proposal to abol- the labor board and place its k with the Interstate Commerce Commission, declaring the commis- 8ion to be over-loaded now. The out- come of the shopmen's strike and other cases have greatly strength- | ened the labor board, he said, and} predicted that its opinions here- ! after will have greater weight. Oppose Any Charge. “Many .gre urging repeal of the ts of the transportation act,” ey sald, “but we do not want dment to that. The workings of the act hown things about it that c possibly be changed 10 advant but in the main we still believe it is the best aet that has been placed on the books. “There is a growing sentiment that quarrels between the railroad and s shall not interrupt We believe the Labor distinet influ in_thiw It is true it no teeth hat it did not pre the shop- strike last su er, but 1 point out that tl cutcome of hopmen's strike has greatly strengthened the Tabor Board and its ovinions are. apt, “hereafter, to have | putl S FRTE MRS SE ol snuch oo el ol radition throughout this should be given g longer t ore P t. We think v gyl Jut of our present difficul- this law, and we feel cer- we shall get into more Phone Lincoln 7558 With Extra Trousers MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $39.50 . I rRegular» $50 to $55 Values—! I This is an extraordinary offering in every sense of the word. One look in our window will satisfy any man as to the values possible. cras ¢ CHARLES LATHROP PACK. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, May 23.— In a speech before the convention of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs today, Charles Lathrop, Pack, the president of the American Tree Assoclation of Washington, D. C., calied on the Ohig wemen to all enlist as “Johnny Appleseeds” and organize a tree-planting army. “Back in the last century.” o Johnny Appleseed He carried him and urged and plant again. disappearing. Land, Buildings & Rail System Here are temporary buildings and fixtures you can convert to meet the needs of the building project you have in mind. You can use them as skeleton construction for barn, ga: been done in other communi located near dismantled canton- ments. Or perhaps you can utilize the materials you can salvage from these buildings and structures for other purposes. said his apple seed wi upon all to p! He could se Of course hi s was slow, but it was not low but that Ohlo claims him and Indiana claims him, do some other states. How- ever, his work was so effective his At any rate, the two auctions at Seven Pines é ia, will offer you land, buildings and vari are worth investigating. Look .over the following attend both sales. is can-easily be done in one trip. Two Auctions d at Penniman, tructures that and then - SEVEN PINES ORDNANCE. RESERVE DEPOT, VA— 1.268.63 acres of land; 105 buildings and warehouses, corrugated' Y vill appreciate the fact, tl his stat : rords galvanized iron; 12buildings, frame; 1 building, bricks 30,518 fest fencé,e ou will app ac hat this statement is more than mere words, . Seven Pines, Yoy V a. C it = by examining our woolens and comparing them with other offerings. SAM- ; s den “yclone, 7 feet in height; 1 covered concrete reservoir, 284,000 gal. i HEHIE OUE W0 end et 2 TEOMCHNER. # Sl i D J 11th lone: cepasitys. 3 siecl woter senk 188000 éalloas sepecity: T.cooel PLES FREELY ‘GIVEN, SO THAT YOU MAY HAVE THE OPPOR- more importance today then when une boilér, heating, 2,500 feet radiation: 20 chestnut poles, 50 feet high; TUNITY OF MAKING COMPARISONS. R e about 9,800 feet No. 6 electric light wire; oil switch and voltmeter: Our 24 years’ experience in buying from the Mills direct stands us in al 1°rsiln®y. Casile; | \Bakiilofshilnay teack weaia;Tespacety 1200000 good stead in bringing to the Men of Washington worsteds of the most We. are calling upon the people X " to cel the cente 1 of Ar- pounds, and rail system, consisting of 219,362 feet 67V;-pound stand- A . ' . S = 4 Al s e n 2 rillin g hrail iwitti o sy xie‘n. frofs. switohes, ‘ot Tha'Gov: superior qualities, at a price that stamps this offering as THE GREATEST VALUE OF TODAY. rees i, ! plunting trecs crnment reserves this rail system unless the Seven Pines . Depot NEWCORN ano GREEN 1002 F STREET N.W. The business of the as roads of remembrance, memor- Open Saturday Until 9 P.M, go back to your against th are cropping up on every I proimse youy that we our way out. country volume; Penniniah, Va. June 13th ls moying in tremendous| ja] avenues, memorfal groves and we are. coming nearer and| in many places the town forest Dearer to handling it satisfactorily.| idea is taking hold. and the volume keeps up we hope Y t to assure you that this to come out financiall the right i e e PENNIMAN ORDNANCE RESERVE DEPOT, VA.—48 frame buildings; 1 brick building; 1 water tank, wood, capscity, e n 2,300 gallons; approximately 8,600 feet woven wire fence, metal tional forest policy in:this country fance posts and 5 double gates. that will put our millions of idle acres to work.” e RAP FOR EVOLUTION. Cumberland Presbyterians Oppose Teaching It in Schools. - a FAIRFIELD, 1 [c———lolc——=]olc—=]aolc——lolc—D=oEF|o| ——=]o|c—g] Send at once for catalogue giving complete information and of offerings at these two sales, It is obtainable from Danford-B Memorial to First Officer Killed i i 0 = ' Company, Official Auctioneers, 616 Washington Street, Buffalo, N. | World War Commended. S. Kan. May 23.—Presi- g it wis announced to- egraphed St, Mary's Col- | commending plans for | a memorial arch in V. T. Fi The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May t teaching of evolution w the con- .| nin esident’s | Cum hurch. institu-| " The eighteenth amendment was de- ind of alfended and‘ nlll m{orm! of Sunday 3 amusement, including moving picture f ht it peculiar honor and|shows, lusedbau and automobiling, 1 3 y,w Ih . 8 were opposed in the reports of the Zi memorial arch will be _un-|committees on temperance and Sab. e 2 P I ' = . ""Z' mlnfl s & part of the ““"n‘““‘”\.ulh observances, which were fl I":',///// = i W and commencement week | 2qopted. y i m June 11. [/ et Millinery Bait. n the Kansss City Journal y do you keep that hideous hat And priced at $200. You | Willing to Try. From the Hon —o]—=lo][c—=]o]———]olc——=lc——[o]c——=]o[——lalc——=——]o]——=o] —=]0]c—=—=]0] o i e don't try to sell it. But the rilother hats look like great bargalns by comparison.” By x03 At the CIOSC A and working in regular l!l,alfn must achieve —without curtail- ment of quality— Twenty-| hours year mufon:‘!r produc‘:i:run!, ‘The substantial savings thus made possible constitute a direct saving to Vacuum Cup Tire users who, when buying, more and more realize that They are NOT higher priced Borden’s Chocolate Flavor Maited PENNSTLVANIA RUBBER CO.OF AMERICA. INC. - Milk is a new product which has the y Jeannetts, Pa. 3 chocolate flavor already in it. No o mixing of ingredients, no tiresome g proportioning of cocoa, sugar, malted . milk. The new Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk can be served in an instant. Geta supply from your grocer or drug- gist and make it a regular addition to your daily menus. of their study hour AT’S when their brains are a bit fagged and their bodies need quickly digested, energy restoring food. Afternoon or evening, when. ever your children have finished por- ing over thei- lessons, give them hot Chocolate Filavor Malted Milk, the autritious health drink. S E believe in furniture that is beautiful in design, cor- rectinstyle, honestin work- manship and sound in value. » » Webelievethatourrep- utation as a ity furniture store is our greatest asset. » @ We believe that furniture was never more beautifully designed nor better made than at the present time. 4 % We believe that ¥ furniture has never been offered . in such great variety, nor for " such reasonable prices as in this country today. & @ We be- lieve in the good taste and dis- crimination of the American people, and in the progressive demand for “Better Homes”. And because we subscribe to this creed we invite youto utilize our stock of fine American fur- niture in realizing your ideals of the perfectly furnished mod- o em home. 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