Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 46

of twenty-flve labor ieaders represent- ing 6000000 workers last night in IAm-vlnu Federation af Labor headr quarters, according (o & statement i+ SREAT AL PN (e FAVORED B LABI of the federation, ference canvassed the entire d to Leaders Gathered Here be- cide to Push Bill for Power Development. eveloping & plan of Great Falls islative questiona were discussed and three committees were appointed to make special studiea on lmportant matters. Particular attention was and child I-b- The to celll the conference was hov du f Organized labor threw its inf e coming seasion of e hydro-eleotric powey at & confer®ce | mo g conccior eI (o, Am l- a Breat step toward knowls Sliced Bacon Delivered direct to our nnro: by Loffler’s wagons. Lib. for..... Full pound .. Speciél This Week Kirkman’s Borax Soap Van Camp'’s Evap. Milk . loc Runkels Tobe Sy Bo.ue,25c The flavor of - ](c A delicious combinati;bn of maple-cane. the maple will appeal to you. Sentinel Clnef Pumpkin . centered upon immigration problema |4 THE EVENING ST. FOOT BALL TEAM OFFERS BLOOD TO HURT PLAYER Charles Havenner of Apache Preps, Injured in Auto Acel- dent, Critically Il Members of the Apache Preps foot . Iball team have volunteered to sube wit to a blood transfusion operation in order to save the life of Charles Hayenner, member of the team, who was injured the night of November 4, when an automobile In which a - | McBride, air service, who 'gen | died Sunday last In Chu. r juries received wi fou d it necessary to vesort to a hloud |Itr-n-muinn in an effort to save s Blood was given by John Ha- pal Church South, 8th and Massa. WASHINGTON, D. 0, street southeast. eritical wuqmo- Willlam lel-r member of the team, nes killed AAubrey Green. drive of the car wu lu!\l‘u st the time venner was g FLYER'S BODY RETURNED. —_— Rites to Be Held Tomorrow for Lieut. McBride. The body of Lisut. Bemfamin R. 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MeBride, chief of staff of Oanal Zone, amd his NEW YORK, Navemher 1&- —Dfll- clals of Bt“evl& Ho.pl(ll are holding hut hospital nulhorllles were | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923, venner, & brother, realding at 521 7th | sstts avepue nopthwest. Burisl will ] be in Aflington natiowal cemetery, It was veported at Providence Hos- | with military honors. Xdeut. McBride pital today that the patiens. suffaring | was a son of Lieut. Col. and Mss. R. from @ ruptured spleen, was stiN In a | B, McBride, U. S. A., and the hubl)na R. HARRIS AND COMPANY R. HA RRIS AND COMPANY y| . “Let R. Harris .&:7 Co. Be Your ‘Gift Counselors™ E have made that our slogan this pre.Christ- mas season because we think you will see in it an invitation with many points of interest. Jewelg and gifts come very cloge to being one and the ing, especially in these days, when the jewelry line is so comprehenswe and diversified. 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