Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 37

STRIKE THREATENED BY GERMAN LABOR Warning Made Following Clash With Government Over Eight- Hour Struggle. By the Associated n government international the notice the yesterday on eight-hour question and K. through its spok n, who is secre- wdes Union, that hours will be | ans of strikes. Poland and Fro o v the \\‘nhmumn ton. But all in- selgium, followed at Britain, countries Gr of the eight| - German maintenance hours would constitute a to fair international longer Erave menace German y. charged the Ber- th yielding to the ¥ stronger & by the abnormal con- | Ruhr to impose long exploited the prelude a that reparations | r the eight-hour jerman employ- pictured an »aning un- dom in the | nour of work in | epplica their *devastated order to homes, The powers a can pay r ing worki able to the alent in the alli British delegate, the view. FITZPATRICK ELECTED TO HEAD HOMEOPATHS Frank A. Swartwout, D. C. Physi- cian, Named a Trustee of Na- tional Organization. of the rebuild dcbate indicated that the great untries, and the John Davies, quoted Dawes report to support this SAv, HULOA,CAN'T You F10 SpoME ©THER PLACE To SWEEP § WHAT'S Tu® [AMAZE YOUR and Your other officers elected | werd | stalled today ago, secretary || sury, Cincinnati, NON-PARTISAN ENTRY| Wins Renomination in North Da- | GOV. R. A. NESTOS LEADS ||+ | kota Primary by 2-to-1 Vote, | Returns Indicate. jated Press. ). N. D, June 26 —Gov. H seeking renomination on the ||| 1 continued to hold (| ¥ was running a y be rial tic Returns rrnm f the 2,160 pre- i 002, Sorlie, 11,- rns in the Republican contest showed Rep- E. Burtness of Grand the first district; Bismarck ahead i enta- inclair in the lead in cional James H the third WORLD WAR HALTS DUEL.| Critic, Challenged, Asks Record of Opponent in Conflict. The influence of weh dueling will r in any future art. Tts first effect was to abolish private encoun- ters: then they were gradually re- sumed for cases of really grave ha- ture, but the war stil ntervene to prevent a meeting evidenced by a r Jacques Hebertot, Champs Elysee Theater, during re hearsals asked the critic Louis just returned from the 7 tes, why he had advised Amm Wolfer not to accept the mu- ctorship of his theater. discussion he accused faisehood, whereupon broke an umbrella over M. Hebertot's head. The theater di- rector sent his seconds to the critic, but M. Thomas, before naming his aides, said that although he was ex- cused —from military service on grounds of ill health, he had fought through the war as a poilu. and he | would like to know M. Hebertot's | record befors meeting him on the field of honor. M. 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Orchard White for *the Home Look for the G-E Fan Girl inthe Dealer’s Window GENERAL ELECTMC G-E Fans Sold By Wa.rllm‘m!l. ACME ELECTRIC 0., 1155 Neal St. N.E. HAROLD L. ALBRIGHT, 654 Pennxylvania Ave. HARRY ALEXANDER, Munsey Bullding. ARCADE ELECTRIC (0., Arcade Market. ARTCRAFT LIGHT SHOP, Ing., 12th and H Sts. N, ART LIGHTING SHOP, 1400 Florida Ave. N ATWOOD & RUPPRECHT, 737 9th St. N.W. J. C. BEARD, 5905 Georgin Ave. N.W. BIGGS & KIRCHNER. 1730 Euclid St. N.W. G. F. BONHAM, 107 14th St. N. JOSEPH BORRAS, 2510 14th BRIGHTWOOD HARDWARE CO., Ml's Georgia Ave. N.W. E. F. BROOKS CO., 51 14th 8 CHAS, H. BURTON, 1915 Penn . BUTLER, 430 Kenyon ERT HDW. & AUTO SUPPL t. N JOSEPH D. CAMPBELL, 517 10th St. N.W. CAPITAL ELECTRIC CO., 1829 14th St. N C. P. CARPENTER, 1313 Llnren-e st N.E. N.w. W, °0., 2501 Champlain 2570 \Mn»mnnn Ave. UPPLY CO., 808 9th St. N. 2 15th St. N.W. DISMER, 3124 14th St 2 DULIN & MARTIN CO., 1215 F § EAST CAPITOL SERVICE STATION, 17 15tk St. N.E. 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JUNE 26, 1924.' about ten miles north of Lucas, inland Utah fs 22,000 feet west of where the northeast corner of Russell county. | it \r;gy‘:lc:hb& e ot - Along the eastern boundary of Mon- The United States coast and geodetic | y;n, one monument is 1,900 feet east survey established this point from the |of the proper location. surveys and s now relocating monu-| The old surveys started from differ- ments for state boundaries and de. |¢nt basic points and there were many termining the actual areas of states. errors. From the Kansas point surveys are After the point was established it [being made of all the states and will | = was found that the north line of Kan- |be extended to Alaska, Canada and sas was 800 feet too far north and Striking Argument the south line was 500 feet too far Mexico. Lwow Szezntek south. € You sure You used evers i The monument marking Wyoming ment_with which to convince your hus and Colorado is 800 feet too far south, band?” ne of the boundary monuments “Absolutely along the state line between Coloredo Fleeing From Trouble. From the Punch Bowl ter, having left your wife e true ) . 1 am not Justa refugec harged with being Are Lady Ursula Blackwood, of the second Marquis of Dufferin and Ara, has opened a perfume shop in London, daughter There isn't a whole in the house. This Sign Identifies and Distinguishes These Stores—Look for It! 59¢ 24 Ibs., $1.15 MAYONNAIS BLUE RlBBON UELLER’S ACARONI GOLD Fine BO Saiaas ORIGINAL ALL PORK PHILLIPS' SAUSAGE | [MILK npairyiEa "an > 28¢ WASHINGTON FLOUR REAM 'HEESE Great With Crackers IV\PRO\ HE BE RE! 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