Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 10

10 MISS BULLOWA LEADS BANQUET SPEAKERS Woman's Bar Association to Ob- serve Anniversary of Monroe Doctrine Saturday Night. Miss Emilie M. Bullowa of New York, president of the National Wom- en's Bar Assoclation, will be one of the speakers at the annual banquet of the Women's Bar q Assoclation of the POKER PORTRAITS. THE EVENING —By WEBSTER T O THAVE A FAT CHANCE OF CASHING THESE NOW ! STAR, . WASHINGTON..-D. €. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1923. COOLIDGE ORDERS 1. C. C. TO PROBE RATES ON COAL Charges That North Dakota Mines Are Discriminated Against to Be Investigated. Acting on telegrams received from Gov. Nestos of Nort Dakota and other citizens of that state, President Coolidge directed the Interstate Com- merce Commission today to make a special inquiry into allegations that increased freight rates on coal mined in North Dakota amounted to a con- spiracy to destroy the state's coal mining industry. Gov. Nestos telegraphed the Presi- the increased rates and urging ® congressional Investigation. recting the special inquiry, Mr. Cool- idge was moved by a desire to have complete information at the Alsposal of Congress should that body desire to act. LABOR DEMANDS HOLDS UP. ST. PAUL, November 30 (Special).— The arrival of real winter weather reveals an excoptionally good de- mand for all labor, and while out- door work Is being curtafled, fac- tories expect sufficient business to enable them to maintain schedules at near normal. Harvest and high- way construction workers are being absorbed by sawmills and 10gging dent several days ago complaining of | camps. Inai-\ 2 Stores in wameton 021 Pa. Ave. Both Stores Open Saturday Nights District, to be held : 3 in Rauscher’s Sat- y 7 a e el ' . / 5] Nonron” dotrin "l 134 7 You Are Cordially Invited to b Visit Our New Showroom, Located at 1504 Con- necticut Avenue, and Witness a Demon- stration of the you at least a “ten-spot” \ on winter suits and overcoals completed, Miss Gertrude Leonard, chairman of the committee on ar- rangements, an- i nounced today. MISE JACKSON. 'Miss Bullowa will &peak on “The Value of the Monroe Doctrine to the Americas.” Other speakers will_be: Mrs. Rose McFall Bres of New York, editor of the Women's Law Journal, will tell the experiences of the pub- licity agent for the Natlonal Wom- en's” Bar Assoclation; Mrs. Helen Doocy Reed, Washington's woman banker, will give her views on the op- portunities in the banking world for women of the legal profession; Miss Sheldon Jackson, who has just re- turned from her second trip around the world, will take as her subject, “Drifting Through the Orfent.” Music will be played by the Grace Dodge Orchestra. The members of the committee on ss Leonard, ncer Mussey, ith, Miss Grace |terday for interment at Arlington o Gl ' Mrs. Laura | cemetery tomorrow, where she will : Mary Grace McVey, | rest beside her husband. Mrs. Fox Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews, Miss |died in Springfield last Monday. 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