Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 15

THE- -EVENING- STAR;- WASHINGTON, . D. U,- TUESDAY, . FEBRUARY 19, 1924 MERGER DEFENDED |REQUESTS SENATE PROBE|DOCK STRIKE BRINGS |1 sttt e s soves | ENSIGN MARSHALL GIVES BY SMALL PACKERS OF LEGION ACTIVITIES| 4IGHER FOOD PRICES o ararmich emergoncy “mossures ua (. STORY OF TACOMA LOSS ploitation of consumers owing to - the Head of Ex-Service Men’s Anti- —_—— present strike.” : Voluntary Witness Testifies of s o . Mafl U ed. s Claim Armour-Morris -Combine| Bonus League Cites Bumors of | Deglers Boost Bates From 35 to| Tho 5,000 bags of American maii| Cbenged Lights in Crulser's . 1 p « i > stacked in tenders at Plymouth had not Vera Crug. ‘Will Not Result in AdeeicdrBetimiled 50 Per Cent While Customers | been moved up to today and were still Course Near By the Associated Preas. lylng, covered by tarpaulin, only ‘& | By the Associated Press. Monopoly. - i NEW YORK ,February 19.—Senato- Grumble. {:: Ze10s teoin the raliway tracks lead- | "CHARLESTON, S. C., February 19.— rial {nquirles into t:e activities and e TPostal officlals say there are no pros- | Ensign Charles J. Marshall, officer of H 1 xpenditur A can Legion pects’ of the immedlate removal of the [the decks when the cruiser Tacoma A D, LOEFFLER TESTIFIES |¢*P ures of the American Legion | yATTS . - STILL DELAYED |sacks and they are still doubtful wheth- Xk on Blanquill £ Tk ver 3 were requested yesterday' by Knowl- O e dentinnd Tor e Fncteq | struck on Blanquilla reef, near Vera l‘(l:u Durnam, head of the Ex-Service StEe——— States, Canada, New Zealand, Costa|Cruz, January 16, Capt. Herbert G. 3 3 Men's Anti-Bonus League, : : Rico and Ji al ‘which ai ‘booked Says Business Better Than Ever | ™l {105 AECT in adation | Government Considers Action | for the liner Olsmple. tomorrow, Wil | sost shern Myes, wn o wltacss peos to one into tho tement attributed s . be placed aboard. 5 for Independents. - ol Thomas W. Miller, allen prop- Against Profiteering. terday before the court of inquiry at —_— 2 ‘-S*_rtyd shnl‘lav..l in :mmngd;csshhe;‘-‘: e FISH TRADE HELD UP. |{the Charleston navy yard. He was | Sunday night, that a “high Treatur. x S Fress. |offieial had. wamitted to him the de- | By ts e Press, B : [ealled to the stand at his own re . February 19.—A pgyrtment “juggled” estimates on uw‘ NDON, February 19.—While Brit- | Operation Practically at Standstill, | quest. at packing and | bonus. | h business men uro grumbling at Due to Strike After the Tacoma grounded, he tes- in the United " pant X he | Stoppage of American mails through i tified, Y§heh Blu;mu:‘lln Ju‘rhf;j nhlcwedd £ OB ! S S e Swive ol Lie Assoch . group flashes of red and it devalope: t exist for any sub . b 0 both | the docks strike, housewives are con Br(_r;&:“;}e;l'mls Sentariin 4{,_(" that the characteristics of the Ix Independent eastern | I 8- | cerned over evidences manifest yes- |, GRIMSBY, | ‘“:'fl(';:_’- enruary 19. z|light had been changed. After the fled vesterday at the! 5 | terday of tiie Intention of tradesmen | f.ondon's vast fish supply. has been |CTUISer struck, water tight doors were heurings in the gov- | = S ! to raise food prices. ‘The most no-|brought to a standetill by a strike | S1oSed &"‘3,;‘,}{;&"@:_{ Biped ’\';"L‘}"""“ stigation of _charyes | FIVE BANDS ESCORT | tablo Increase was for meat, dealers | of thie ruilwaymen belonging to the | {810 Wi oved out. of the Bort ¢ Morrls and Com-| in which issued through thefr trade | ! UL, VL™ R "eonslgn. | magazine. Both engines were put nour and Company st | PATR'ARCH TO GRAVE‘ assoclutions explanatory statements|ments of fish ‘into the railway cars|full speed astern. in 2 monopoly jn viola~ | oo | purporting to show that Increase was | for shipment into the metropolitan —_— -trust laws. { n | unavoldable and waying they would [dl8trict. On learning of the strike| Frame your oll stock certificate the railway officials immediately were the first of © YORK, February 18.—'The | forthwith submit thelr reasons to the | notified the Grimeby Shippers that o | meass yous have Loomm yomat b cfense expects to call ‘hin Dong Wai, last of | Bovernment. flsh would be accepted for deltvery.|cin® you'have lcarned something.| § 66, o ” ot whick “ = 2 e ‘ The effect of .this will be to throw | Highbrows do not always afford T which the hearings [Chinatown's patriarchs who clung to | Fruit Stocks in Danger. Eoucincs of personu In the Gshing | proof of {nieliiEence, and neltner, we . d _at Boston. Chester |their que has gone to its final| . g : ; industry out of work. suspect, do highbrow books. Department of A i q g | Pruit is another commodity in re- o i ting place wrd to which the public is likely to Inatance 45 of three American | Suffer. cspecially 1 Chs n or and bana- e orters says 9 o < v v ananas to the value Conditions Improved. y 3 » re for forty | o ton Liverponi and e . 2 1a tri waiting to be unloaded. fout SXoeption tho. witmeases|| AL 4 5 e T he bility of having to jettison than ever ccent | ery. 5 (3 rgoes is foreseen, although it e possible to di m to Ger- Where frult is greatly in de- NO. roup of patiers & i | o oty i Simond Blossome, moved | atier e’ el i Theonly‘perma- America’s first o : Wednesday’s mid-week—and dinner seems to ing ast: and that ) 19 e bitime ! prices and °other | nent’ structures sawmill, 1631, . B X call for “*something extra good’’—abitofa treat. v ontrolling facs are tombs. The cost $400, made : wholesnie i . [ only ‘“‘fire proof” 2.000 feet of - ‘What could be better than Raisin Bread— Can Buy Cheaper. : Vo buildings are i perdaily. Te- filled and flavored with the rich, fruity goodness - Igeter of the Washingtgn, | ’ T nnl:; ew‘:. wants day'slargest mill, 3 % fiu:fldfid :ai:‘;;; 11 Ily;‘ke a: sl;:lfc;d for : S ! microgram of Radium costs ei either? efmescay==tc UL ey S Your. g A W\ o e microgroms wi .| | Lumber builds %8t 85,000,000, -4 i 3 e el lieve the ‘wost obstinate case of | homesforhuman Makes 500 times 7 family all enjoys. - 2 1t would cost to bus | ” lLead cold or nesal catarrh. = ! 1 do his own slaughter- comfort and hu- as much—enough { P O¢ special babings il over- | g Radium Compound man enjoyment fora hundred ! 1 to inde-| makes you welcome where you may have and lasts a Nfetime. heomes. . 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