Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 4

leaving Unalaska.” HOURS, DEFYING FOG = (Continued from First Page.) It was a matter of interest today, Strikes Heavy Truck. > 8 o = Wil Acoept Leadership Even| to Meet Miners’ Demand Argue Before House Committee for (Continued from First Page.) Army Afrmen on Feat. e ke 0T her. gho surely Wll| ropresenitative of the non-hobbed \ E. Moss, twenty-four years ong oa until they reach Kasumigau Army round-the-world flight 8auad-| . Jones dectared that the orations | are bl terday when the automobile in w four miners' unions have voted to Uled stop, by Wednesday afternoon, | them on the successful crossing from [only In the national contest but in the | but one irl companion upon the piats | rat BRIAND MAY GET POST |Cently made in Berlin as a means for (g47 050,62 ITEM INCLUDED |icast one moro fair day in the bleak at_the War Department. Sec- | civies next year will find the students Ky., winner in the zone which | broken and Mose ants of the car were tion was voted because the proposais mori, on the northern end of Hondo | honor of being the first to cross the | tions have been such as to create plated in Ruhr. confer today on the situation. The | $95000 School Repair Proposal. |striking distance of the aviation i crossing of both | Scores of calls were received today By Radio to The Chicago Daily | the lockout will continue. propriations totaling $390,423.82 for — Gen. Patrick, the Army air service | June 6 at Memorial Continental Hall. certainty which marked the end of | meBes Aey are NoldE s for | were presented to the House appro- = 5 only in Importance to t hat Edonard Herriot, the radical | {irTeeny 52 CATEY, QUL the obUEALIONS | 1yisirtct officlals. cial messages from Lieut. Lowell M. [ on I ¢ Randolph Leigh, national director WEHAVETI'[ECUS o 3 2 of the entire flight. Send details of > T cader, will form the new govern- |accuse the operators of arbitrarily| Among those who testified were:|Smith, in command of the Army air-| {i ih¢ SREEE .;fi‘(‘ssmp"‘“l‘;‘m“p:m‘:d of the contest, is expected to arrive g OMER miners’ unions warn members aguinst | w0 O™ 5™ Donovan, Distriet | LTIy tell of the cordial reception given | of vour ability. o complote suec ments_ and will ocmplete the plans - . T r 5 T A THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 _— curacy in forecasting weather. Not ular 3t their school: I HERRIOT HELD SURE |GERMAN MINERS SPURN |CITY OFFICIALS BACK |U. S. AIRMEN MAKE S siminte possible fiving asy iost sincs| PLAN PRIZE AWARD may bys said to be poputar in sninter. | 2 DIE IN AUTO CRASH. ARBITRATION PROPOSAL| ESTIMATES IN BILL| 500-MILE JUMP IN 7 s o TR TO ORATORY WINNER| ik 1ot S35, S v masy : To FORM cAB'NET A Wianer's Halr Unbobbed. Two Others Injured When Car Plan for Strike Settlemept Failed 22 Weeks and’ Patrick Congratulate esp ly among the girl students, that Miss Newburn, the winner, is a| NEW ORL S, May 19.—Russell win the national contest.” i i . aired ggirls, while Miss Green vood, 3 : Without Socialist Help, for/Qvettime: Appropriations Amounting a determined effort to fly every day( Cpblegrams to the members of the Wil Be Ald to Teachers. tho altermate, has bobbed hair. Both | L% May Williams were killed yes- By the Arsociated Prose. L stgned by Secretary Weeks and 22 3 They belio 5 ron, signed by ary In the national contest the local | they were passengers Eveats Indicate. BOCHUM, Germany, May 19-—The to $390,423.82. reach’ that which is ed- | Maj. n. Patrick, congratulating |have aroused interest—interest DOt| representative will ficd herscif with | heaey tomel i il reject the arbitration proposals re- Indications are that there will be at to Japan, were made bublic | Constitution. “I believe the teachers in | form, Misg Bleanor Huber of Louis: | the car. S i wiiors, thrown from settling the dispute between the min- orth of Japa e ry Weeks' essage | id: in their classes more interested in our v ait Chicago. The other five | other oc ers and the mine owners. Tho rejec- S Zont A Congratulations. _ Yours is the|fundamental law,” he said. *“The or: re boys. Sured. i ange Contem- | failed to accord the workers pay for | Architect Harris Questioned on|iciudy, the main island of Japan, to- Pacific by alr. Through its Army|among the students a profound love No Immediate Chang overtime. The mine operators will morrow. They then would be within ] 4nd Navy, our country has the honor | and admiration for the Constitution.” belief 1s that they will favor the s : ns. Tha Army has every |at the local offices of the contest, Room arbitratlon proposuls, which were e faith in your ability to add the cir- | 440, The Evening Star building, asking OPER I Y WANTED = = ” rendered through the mediation of 5 ati b cumnavigation of the globe to its|as to seat reservations for the final BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER. Minister of Labor Brauns, and that| Arguments in justification of ap. SMITH LAUDS PLANS. CurnayRaton & T ren et News. € 4. While the miners agroed to accept | defiefency and supplemental estimates | command, - - | ehier, cabled: Applications for the 1,600 seats are ander Calls Advance Ar s or PARIS, May 19.—The political un- [the covering sohedule regulating| g, pistrict government activities “My hearty congratulations and|Pouring in. Final arrangements for SELL? wages they are holding out for rangements Excellent. praise on your successful erossing |the meet have yet to be made, and full H of the Ps ot by | { | apnouncement “will be made in the e an by air for the |#Pnouncement ‘will be made in th TR L e e e S B e S el S IF REASONABLY PRICED 4 ery reason to believe | Willing to work i er to enable | 1, . 7 ; h st PTON, Wash. May 19.—Ofi- | Japan was epoch-making and sec N = and there is every reason to believe | Wllling to work in order 1o enable|pistrict Commissioners and other| BREMERTON, Wa: May 19.—Of pan was ep: making and second ational Director Coming. ige iths e ¢ her New York. ment, even without the participation .':.r.',',‘(;'15'3fi,‘?v','l'"&33'3\.“:32(.:";}.:‘:; Commissioners Rudolph and Oyster, [ plane squadron on a world-encireling | of your performance and confident wni’b‘.,°f'.§°éfi?uv—“gf’mn.fn‘2u Brras n;'lf of the socialists. M. Herriot probably 5 2 b S . . > ! y i to the flyers by the Japanese at fully the circumnavigation of the -of- i Wi ieep for himselt tho mortfolio | SR Te' doctaeel e e ETEane | auditor; Georse Wateon, chiet eny | euUhi IVEE8 bY the Tipancie G s e for the reecption of the six"outof” ||| Especially for small homes in the of foreign affairs and will have the |t0 incite lawlessness throughout the [gineer of the fire department; Inspec- | curacy of the weather lorecasts i « ; - ; t Rar fore . 4 plans, will ‘arrive here about an following dicals and Republicains | RUNT basin tor Albert J. Meadley, in charge of | Which their movements since Doisey Reaches Canton. June 4 or NORTHEAST d SOUTHEAST- Fur- 5% G ok eSiiiieng. bte miniaies = Ghs wiams bacesii Mys O o Mestnom, | al ; . HONGKONG, May 19.—Capt. Pel- | J0°0mPlote plans call for a recep- nish us with location, price and te CHURCH SCORES DRY LAW r m < ay apt. Pel-|¢on to the orators, in which Miss y P rms and Paul Painleve, minister of national District board of trustees, National [ from the United St ver | litier Doisy, Prench airman, fiylng |Gony o the, by R . ; X o man, ByIne|Ne . winner of The Stars zone detense; cither Demonizie or Pietri e Training School for Girls; officials of | Ford at T - ith | from Paris to Tokio, arrived at Can- | of the national contest, will take part. we will show you results. - ’ ; ks 3 reported “I: p t terday afternoon, Says & Mes- | The Prosident ia to recorve th e minister of ‘finance, and Daladier. | Dutch Reformed Symod Calls Wine | the board of children’s guardians, and | mints scen: (o b te tivia e ent is to receive the seven Myer, Violette, . Marting, | others in charge of work on which | division. IHere we by Ford TiDMaes A e Wnle Touse prion a, t “Gift of God. P P e and the wre taking care of us in e 4 Berard, Simon, Paisant and Albert. ' 3 the appropriations had been depleted. v ure F platform of the Memorial Continental fine shape. Two Japanese destroye renchman to Study French. - Briand May Decline. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, May 19.| The supplemental and deficiency | pive extended erery coneeivibln 3 S‘ y F Hall, scene of famous intermational m. . undaers Oo, C. Some portfolio may be offered Aris- | —Prohibition condemned ~as a|items include $41,050.62 for the Dis- | courtesy, and are als to assist | PARIS, May 19.—Unable to speak conferences on the limitation of tide Briand, but e " dodbital | wrone method for combating drunk- | (¢t Supreme Gourt. right throukh Japan. Heavy winds, |French fluently enough to take the |FAMent 0 0o 0 Realtors whether he will accept. The Social- | #RNess by the nod of the Dutch Re- snow, for, ete. causing delays. Con- | floor in the chamber, to which he was . i 5 t B e o rerusine to Tarticiate | formed Church 6 Swth Atrica, which Question Architect Harris, Finustion oy be possibla Mondny clicted Inat wosks AL Tiasbar: onm| Dot wers the) receluient todsy at 1433 K St. N.W. Phones Main 1015-1016-1017 15 e erverniknt. WL s a gt of God 3 y ainis <[ In another me © from the same [ munist deputy from . Alsace, tod: pepi il . iates government, thereby insuring AVhis > should desecrate.” ] Municipal Architect Harris was|pico also dated May 18, Lieut. | announced his intentibn of taking a | moions Hom toachers An ot Jority. M. Millerand will alm > synod say criptures allow the | questioned by the committee particu- | Smitn reported: *“A t deal of our | thorough course in the language. He | are sixteen years old, both very pop- . . resizn the individual to abstain, as is seen in |y, )y regarding an item of $25,000 for | Success so far due to Maj. Blair's ac- [has spoken German since boyhood. ’ 1 Do o | the case of the Rechabites and Rom- o ‘llum TEUC | \ns xiv and 1st Corinthians, viil, | repairs and improvements to school or = but never mention prohibition ag we [buildings :m‘d grounds, and regarding he policies of e ne rove! i now see it." an_item of $§,400 for repairs to Gar- winy, Dolivies of (he new Eosernment | "in So far as local option aims at | ficld Memorial Hospital, on the build- part, will be rou ot prohibition, the synod is against it, [ing used for contazious’ disease wirds 1. There will ) ge in the | but declares that it does not fall Dr. May discussed with the commit Rilie antil there o Settlement | Within the scope of an ecclesiastical | tee the need for appropriations total- on the basis of the experts' report meeting to glve any further opinion | ing more than $7,000 for the Hastern " Store H e e o, ach | on @ measure of a political charac- [ Dispensary and ' Casualty Hospital ore Howrs colution of the interallicd war debt i N ea cu(a'}',m%'.'.hfi,f&"q'rip}w? and 1923 E o ot e g s 'rof. Kuyper, who attended the| cerhoff explaine itus ] ol by COMBEnsiLE ithe MRbis |, iy 2 A aelegate of the Reform. | tion regarding the 4 - l 0. 7:30 ed Church of the Netherlands, main- | School for Girls, ch @ [ W K A . tained that the prohibition movement [ new legislative provision is a g originated with rx‘hn heathen, and that | well as an appropriation of § to 5:30 3. French mil service to be re-| guch sects as the Gnostics were pro- | She expiained that this amount is duced to 18 months, thus cutting the | nounced pro required for the purpose of installing army to half, but only after an inter- slecteowirug i ihe butldiul lecatod mediate transitic period of a year or| EXHIBITS NEW TYPE RADIO e e s ks sina B Your Front Pordl Don’t Envy a Bright, Justifiabiy two. emphasized that thie work is neces- TA_gonera polltcal_smaesty_per- sy and chat the opening of The An Added Room Spick-and-Span Auto Proud Hammond's Device Permits Broad- mitting re-entry into active politics of | Hammond's Device Pe te made availabla; 'There 18 1o other : < 5 . b Substantial reductions bave been made in round trip rail- —HAV the great radical leacer, Joseph Cail- casters to Charge Fee. appropriation available for this pur- HAVE ONE i At a small cost you can laux. pose, she said. road fares to Glacier Park, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, ioh 4 " Washiwatonbicie 4 The Vatican embassy e abol-| ROME, May 19.—John Hays Ham- % P s brighten up, preserve an Your old car can easily he 8 gton housewives ished, thos beaking O ofieial relations | mond, Jr', the Amorican inventor, left | Seelw Lewwl Anthorty. | Portland, Lake Chelam.fRalmfi thd cAmervLalne Naumnln beautify your front porch Felivemited ib 8| oW ove whose floors are finished 't here for Londo es o demon- She o] el a v 3 e M . with the holy” s Rere for London vesterday to demon- || She askel loclalative authority for| Parks, Alaska and California. Free trip to Vancouver, with P oF cleatant ot | with Sheholy see {0 com- | Btrate to: the i : . 8, Tevent decrees making Latin com- | SUTate o, the BAUSE st G | (00 oR o the Satinen memaning of C. and return if you wish from Seattle. 2 coat of © has « o 0 a contract h|the appropriation of $5.000 provided = > e . He has entered niract wit ppropri: i ESYIAS N Er P 7. A return to the electoral system | th alian governm for a numbe the appropriation act of 141 ‘r r ew a amt “r12” A Py gy e o DR A AR o i T : EFFECTO 61” Floor e S S —the recognized standard of constructed in|omier that several bills amounting to : that is to say. a simple majority a 3 2 $4,530 charged against this aceount e i 1 remn, i Bl fur Peiniiaices | e, (R SIIB L pocray in | Hah e wiliien ‘S the books quaiity in house paint for | Aoae Fromel Varnish Who. on the first ¥ote fail to Feceive | 0% SYRSR POTmiLs, of SE5ESCT, ; years, can be obtained in a uto Ename an absolute majority. station to send more than one m wide_variety of pleasing col- . - : Any one of the six nat- To Reduce Officials. 3 simuitaneously on the same 3 ors, in addition to white. It Eight beautiful shades from 1 ral wood finishes or clear 2 length. It would permit broad- I NAI- PARK s . . e s u 1 S 8. Administrative reform. combin- tions to charge a fee for | “Ses Americs Fiew™ dres mUT @ soigoth, Elneey which 10 select, that dey with produce a finish that is ing reduction of the number of state | listening-in_on_their programs nis s not_collec a beautiful, high-gloss finish SAteiaoT, it roh A i s 2 S the dirt and is easily washed. . N . officials with increases of salaries ‘The New Oriental Limited, brand new from locomotive The best part of all is that it —in many cases far superior wearproof. Fasy to ap- ply. A quart is sufficient Sagibe s agains | ( m i i I 2 D el e ' to observation car, an all-year, all-steel train, is the last costs no more than the ordi- to the original finish. The «vasion, including an attempt to en- | = de 2 g = nary grades of house paint. job is easy to do and the cost : t list the help of the league of nations g = word luxe transcontinental transportation. A half gallon is sufficient for is small. A quart is sufficient to go around the border of te prevent countries like Switzerland S an ordina: orch, and costs for a touring car. Black a good sized room. : Cheliaviig o, %,k Stop gver at Glacier Park a few days en route to the e Ty P Quarts only cost— Onace Tecting the n : Quarts abolished, and all state monopolies d = 10 $ 65 $ 55 maintained I IT:.%, u® > o CHE e CATHEDRAL & KLINGLE By 55e: books ctuit stformerson call or. wpie z . I . o —are those tho ds of ness turnover tax, but not for the 3 7 X M. M. HUBBERT, General Eastern Passenger Agent, present the recent 20 per cent general 3 : N~ MANSIONS 516 Longacre Bldg . New York, N. Y. tax incre: J 1 H. WHITLOCK, Traveling Passenger Agent, There is aiso talk of a capital levy, Comnscted by 409 Finance Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa. but not of farm property. 2 e & —H® 3000 CONNECTICUT AVE. £ | Low Fxs via FLYER DROPS INTO SEA. | - GREAT NORTHERN RY. || BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT CO. 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