Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1924, Page 11

THE KVENING STAR, WASHINGLON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924. ¥ fi Ki dai is of | devotion of men f 1l ‘walks ot it d sent to the entire citi of tacties at the American War Col- [ St on eanot - mase a | ita inan eftore o fna e vest pox- | ROOSEVELT'S TOUR e S o L O X Ilrue diagnosis without facts.” sible safeguards against the huxurd “Col. i *ol- Roosevelt invites all his friends | made a commander of the Leg of our complicated present-day life.”" offic: ' A 9Q | and neighbors to attend the notifica- | Honor in recognition of his se tl cere! e o nd in the campalgn in Wi veni ober 1. Music, | ¥ Points to Be Covered. ials estimate the attendance at | Mr. Davis declared he 1,\.,,,,\‘, approximately 2,000 delégates from legislation to cover three major |all parts of the country. | points: e . sk Provision for collection of all in- ormation, data and siatistics as (o e i T OIL HEARING IN CANADA. vention, together with industrial di- Department Head to Ask|scases ‘and their prevention, by the 0. The eitation recalls | fireworks, automobile pa t| that Gen. do Chambrun participated at Oy!ltl‘ Bay town hall, at in 16 campaigns, was once wounded | | Smith will open his campaign | and'was once cited in an order of the Thursday night With . speech at|aemy. Madison Square Garden, where John | Davis, Democratic presidential G. 0. P. Nominee’s Program Calls for 185 Meetings in First 18 —, e : Federal Department of Labor, co- Appropriation to Begin operating with State lxandes en- gaged in such work Research Work. Provision for publ!(‘l(lun and Ais- semination o information throughout Amerlcan Industry by the Labor Department. Provision for maintenance by the Labor Department in Washington of the American worker might be as- Now National Problem. cern and interest,” he declared, “that ¢, | the question of safety has now as- ho | sumed national proportions and now is enlisting the unselfish work and ~ S A A T T R A S T A AT YOOV OYOYAVaYaYoYoYaYavoYoYaYoYaYaYovaye Contempt Charged to Witness in Sinclair Case. TORONTO, Ont, September 30.— Contempt of court proceedings against H. S. Osler, president of the | Ro Continental Trading Company, for his | Dass —|an industrial safety exhibit where | Tefusal to give evidance bearing on | o Jasls plans und devices for safeguarding | lings of his company with H. , the United States ou ‘mag- "postponed indetinite aune of & death in the fam ily of A. W. Anglin, counsel for Os ler. Decision will be made tomorrow *.|as to the time the case will be pre- sented. ® Thursday was mentioned as the - | possible date for the motion to com- mit Osler, and the counter-motion to set aside the commission appeint- ed to take the evidence or to set up a Canadian commission. e aVnYoYNYals Days of Drive. By the Associated Pres:. NEW YORK, September 30.—Repub- lican leaders have announced plans for a speaking tou: by their guber- natorfal nomince; Col. Theodore , that will match, if not sur- mapped >ut by supporters - | velt's upstate camyaign t of peeches will be celivered from it rear platform of a special train th will carry the R:publican nominee | from one end of the State to the other. A notification ceremony apropos of Col. Roosevelt's romination will be held at his home Cove Neck, about 2 miles from Oyster Bay, tomorrow night. An invitati»n to the ceremony, | signed by the Rejublican State com- T~ o T = nomlnae also is schedulcd to speak. HONOR PEHSHING’S “AIDE. Gen. 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