Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1924, Page 21

"THE SUNDAY STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 29, 1924—PART "T. PATIENTS FACE ARREST. |tme he attempted to o 1o | GERMAN TRADE UNIONS SAES fof Wis - Garnan; Tediiion, “fa U. S. GIRL WINS FAVOR source of a liquor traffic which has their English fellow-workers con- AT BRITISH HORSE SHOW Six Men in Hospital Accused of troubled dootors at the institution for GRATEFUL TO BRITISH|vevs “the nearty tnanks of German several months. Patients frequently trade unionism to the English trade became intoxicated, it is charged, and — unions for their willing and self- Bootlegging. - . - hospital authorities said night nurses LONDON, June 28.—The British|sacrificing help, without which w despite the attack on the eight-hour day by the employers. The majority of Gernian workers still have an ight- elght-hour day, and he s confident |, 1, g4 gtached to the county fail they will be able to re-establish it . 4 that when his sentence recently ex- where it has been lost if an under- standing with France on the basis ot (Pired he had to be ejected forcibly, the experts’ report is reached. At the end of a ten-day term he in- —_— dicated his intention of remaining In Esthonia women have exactly |indefinitely, and it required three dep- the same political rights as the men. |uty sheriffs to propel him through the Refuses to Leave Jail. YUMA, Ariz, June 28.—An indian known here as “The Ace of Spades™” n the as we now are, energetically to op- vania Captures Prizes and rnts for arrest Sn charges of pos: big iwlien ey camolon{duty; ) the gratitude of the German General | hoge tho emplovers I their Mttomors x ::P“’"“l six patients in the federal govern- their moral and other help in|‘®gOlivl tar, cOtiond Of tabor Ry the Amociated Press. rehabilitation hospital at i i ip. strengthening the German workers 1 4 e e Saites Financial Tip. Lelpart continued, . the struggle for Fedcration of Trades Unlons for|¢; jower the conditions of labor.” 28.—O B against their employers. creased W % Wom. B < Maughan Says Tax on Flyer e;nfi’flgff'efl?ISH;"2»30";.‘.,’,“,'21"‘;’,‘,’ States marshal leff Paducah imme- | From Life. B e oy ers, art, secre. | CTeased wages has been initiated an cotton workers in Bombay |back door. the present largest meeting of the |diately afterward to serve them. If you are going to bo inlv in Fiahti international horse show the most in- | ~The warrants were issued after & |borrow from a pessimls Is Mainly in Fighting Off | erting ana ponuiac is Miss Jean | federal agent spent a week In the [ “Why a pessimist?” . B T L ey, Pa. | Nospital as a patient during which ' “He never expects to get It back FOR LEAS i Miss Scott, who has been an en- T DrDWSIness' thusiastic horsewoman since the age . \ of ten, has been a revelation to the — Englishwomen, who, by common con- TION ERA|%nt feserve fo themselves the Idea. SEES NEW AVIA that' only Englishwomen make gosd horsewomen, an idea which the ex- 7/, Derta ‘claim'has been largely borne - o s out in the past. Commercial and ‘Mail Machines to| This is the first year Miss Scott has =3 exhibited outside America, and, .I- Cross Contnent Readily in 24 [though she is showing only three 7 English horses which she purchased Hours, He Predicts. since arriving here, she took all the important harness prizes at the Rich- = mond horse show and two firsts and Dispat Star. three seconds out of five entries at s N 28 —Fivi the Olymplia. SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.—FIying | sy 50ote has driven all her entries a modern type airplane hour after|and has been complimented by Lord « Dour in a transcontinental journey is |Lonsdale, dean of English spof‘u;men. no more trying upon human endur- | 32, 8 005, 2KNIN, RINSR ST L ance than sitting at the wheel of an | Commander, which she bought in automobile for the same period. 1t|England for $10.000, has taken first s s anything, manipulating a plane is|PUEE I the Shx evemts i B o e, easier than driving an automobile| Miss Scott is leaving on July 4 for Zor thie iEathsmumner ofilonss. the United States and will enter her s eclares L Russcll L. |three prize winners in the Important SogacrianesiRelienl SEHusE American shows this autumn. Maughan, sun-chasing Army fiyer, - 1 Wwho this week set up a new milestone in aviation when ne partook of| BRITISH PLAN WELCOME breakfast t Mitchell Field, N. Y., N and rapped himeelt around o man| FOR ABYSSINIAN RULER sized steak at Crissy Field, San Fran- OR SALE 'Offterdinger Building - 508 Ninth St. PERPETUAL " BUILDING ASSOCIATION - Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Whats this Thear abouta Gisco, shortly after dusk the same| pegtroyers to Escort Ship to Dover. Pays 4 Per = No Extra Strength Needed. Officials to Greet Train Yy Human endurance, which is sup- in London. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 28.—The British op shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $9,000,000 Surplus More Than $950,000 Posed to be the controlling factor in such a long flight, was not a factor at all, says Maughan. At least, not| goyernment will accord a ceremonial in the sense that it requires a man|and spectacular welcome to the 5 Al 7 dusky Abyssinian prince regent, Ras of teniendous iraderye strengthito |l A e e e o perform such a feat. July 7 to 13. A special steamship Here are some of the things which |has been chartered to convey the Maughan predicts as the result of his | prince across the channel from the own experience: ntinent and this will be escorted More Leisure for You A As soon as a Hooster Kitchen Cabinet comes into your home, your Commercial _airplanes, carrving by, destrovers g hours- in the kitchen become “hurry u csengers, will soon be| At Dover the mayor and the cor- fiving from New York to San Kran- |poration will extend a clvic welcome fewer. Corper 11th and E Sts. N.W. cisco and vice versa venty-four [and on his arrival in London it is . facouaud ivlce verse e GOt |8 A mier MearDanald JAMES BERRY Prestdent Hoosier saves lots of time, steps and energy. Hoosier is equipped with | Military aviation forces, of single- |and probably one of the king's sons scout and combat | Will greet Ras and his accompanying wurried from coant to | Fetinde. which will include thirty na- RTereenty Fe tive princes. emergeney re > oure crEency rendezvous in | B0, 2 Cusing of this big party was ernment ma 5 . |something of a problem to the offi- Tt gmail plancs can main- | cals in view of the strained accom- & ctops Detween the Atiantie | modations ~at the leading hotels p i through the influx of other overseas TUESDAY JOSHUA W. CARR...Secretary lots of labor-saving conveniences. And not at dll expensive, either. Why, and l:vn‘;:. ave ¥ visitors, so the government took over there’ looki Hoosi i oul ave Flown Faster. a big private mansion in Knights <. ‘ My plane’ said Licut. Maughan. | Bridge. opposite the French embassy, ere’s a good-looking 0051‘;’ f “could have made the trip in four or | pONaININE plenty of reoms end with porcelain top here at Mayer’s f five hours better time under better In the course of his sojourn the for as low $39 75 } as $39.75. ceather conditions. We prince will visit the kifg and queen ;‘:“m < "d;"‘"" e had to buck | B ckingham Palace., but for the ifty-mile-an-hour winds more than |fwo live lions which he brings’as half way. My bus can do 206 miles |gifts to King George accommodation an hour, but the greatest speed|Will be found at the zoo. » reached in the flight was 1 miles an hour. My average speed was less| Thermometers Must Be Correct. than three-fourths of the speed pos-| “po "rsoi ihat 3 ot of cheap and sible, or about 155 miles an hour.' inaccurate thermometers usad in Apropos his mental and physical re- | B8CORTATE ACEOB S oS O way lons, Ideut. 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