Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 19

THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. 1924 —_—_—— bt HOUSE ENDS DEBATE |, misration. .?:'.'J‘“‘.’E‘;fi'l'.'.'?.. o | GOLDEN RULE INSPIRED i‘.;{{:’:;,’““,.“,,ff.mi{]a‘f%',,:,;’.'ll”{.j"n:fi"}gfii‘WOMEN AND CHILD LABOR SUSPECT PYROMANIAC [ENTIRE POPULATION ON IMMIGRATION pending in the Senate for exclusion | | ot DHILANTHROPIST |Eis.t? csomBel e r momnsy STARTED $400,000 FIRESl MAY VACATE HEBRIDES 19 ard county, vesterd: BILLS DIE IN NEW YORK |; Rower W, Smith Had Urged Minimum Wage d by fir rt:l‘n()\ his wife lives and | mansion “gentlemen's agreement” with Javan al Judges Wooley, and declared it had failed to work to were lost. of Island Employes of Dead Atlanta Business | Baltimore Police Seek Convict Re- | Emigrants Say People To Resume Consideration of Re- strictions Friday, With Amend- publican, (,'ullfurnl:h assailed the were held under advisement ments in Order. VOTE SATURDAY SOUGHT K the best interests of the Pacific coast Amendment Adopted. The Senate later adopted, without a | amendment, appro by the immigration committer store students to the clas It was op- T Sena S| « and other Man Are Bequeathed Entire Stock Holdings. April 9.—The la anta capitalist arried out to ent the eral Judge Dickinson on the ground that the federal courts had no au- ity to compel the railroad man- ,"h the Railroad ate and BROTHERS LOSE CASE. Surrogate Upholds $250,000 Be- By the Aswo ALBA the cre. Board and 48-Hour Week board and ests eight-hour working week for wom and children in mdu: a in Industry. el Krany L. L. Valentine 3 April 9.—Bilis for ion minimum Wi ment of a fort HEADS FURNITURE MEN. | | cently Released After Serving Will Come to Canada to Arson Sentence. Escape Famines of Chicago Is| Numed by Manufacturers. cantile “Gentlemen’s Agreement" Wxth“ *‘ffnm. Japan Scored by Shortridge. st quest Made to Woman. NEW YORK, April 9.—Charles E. and Jones H. Levy of New Orleans have lost their suit to break the will o | of their brother, Ralph M. Levy, wealthy cotton merchant, on the | ground that he was not of sound | made the will and ws ced by Mrs, of this city, Birmingham, of which h dent His will, file nr..rd by Gov, Smith. OLD MANSION BURNS. Relics Destruyed and Occupants | * and - Barely Escape Maryland Fire. B‘"“gh on Ethel. who pecial Dispateh to The Star. 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