Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 38

- 38 | CAR {PROPAGANDA SPREAD ?EEDN;}:{AWE ity FOR EARLY MARRIAGE . MAIN 622+ ) AUTOLIVERYC) | Foreigners Seem Unable to Get' MCAN ~L~STREET NW., = “-’,WL sty Viewpoint of American 0“ Fac.e._Sp_l'ead To ’ Carder Afterward. BodYo C“ficm Hea]ed- | ~New —More foreign pagands » the shores of some quarters ed as sinister as any has been hurled across the A tic at the “My trouble started with small pimples breaking out on my face which later spread to my body. The pimples itched and burned and when I scratched them sore erup- tions formed. I could hardly sleep, at night. I was ashamed to go out in company because my face looked s0 badly. I read an advertisement for Cu cura Soap and Ointment and p chased some, and after using th cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.” (Signed) Ever- ett Reed, Hillsboro, Texas. Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Tal- cum a.e ideal for daily toilet uses. waves of the 0 75¢. 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Asked what kind of a job he want. ed, he replied that he wanted “to taik that over with Henry Ford.” Walter said automobilists helped him along the journey. He began his hike February 25 and arrived here yesterday. Walter was born in Hanover, Ger- many, and was in San Francisco at the time of the earthquake, when, he says, four of his children were killed. STAR, W/ PRODUCERS TO HEAR DEMANDS OF ACTORS Conference Today Acts on Prop- osition for Agreement Em- bodying Equity Shop. By the Associated Press. . NEW YORK, May 2.—Led Ly the Shuberts, members of the newly formed Managers' Protective clation meet their fellows in Producing Managers' Association, their annual meeting today. mand for accession 1o the requests of | the Acto uity Association f 1 new working agre the equity shop wa the new group. mand be rejected, it was predicted that the Shubert group would secede | from the old group and own negot The i WARREN CABINET OUT. | tuture casic must “coniat managers pay $1 a weck for every non-equity member into a general| legislative fund. This nt s to run for ten years and t anteed by the Ameri —The | of Labor. Varren government, which was re». Tt ow cently defeated in the legislature o Newfoundland Resignations Fol- low Squires Arrest Controversy. JOHNS, N. F., May ederation tion in the hands of ¢ Allard yesterday. The fall of the govern- ment was attributed to its bringing about the arrest of Sir Richard Squires, former premier, on charges of public mone: | \ cabinet is {n process of for- v en, th lam Hig ion. The coalition in the &ppr: generay elections will oppose the party favor- able to Squires. —— ' asktorHorlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk ;} e Denmark has more than 1.000,000 bicycles. Digestible=No Cooking. Avoid Imitati SHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 cvent of a strike it would be confined ; MAYOR IS EXONERATED. to the e omprising New | York : on and Philadel- dent of the equit herself ar mpany on tour telephon- | by Grand Jury. dquarters and was told | 2 .D, N. 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