Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 4

| CONFERENCE TOPI Railway Brotherhoods to Dis- | cuss Bill Before Congress n in Mr. 201 i oo —n—i—n—g | | | fl crepes, novelty siiks and wool twills, jerseys, etc., showing latest 4 ABOR BOARD WAR T |War Orphans to Break | Ground for Richmond 3 Shaft Armistice Day‘ | Special Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, V; Two orphans of are to break the ground here Ar- | mistice day for the war memorial | which the members of the Ameri- can Legion are to build. Fifteen hundred members of the legion have been requested to wear their army uniforms. Wom- en’s organizations are to have part in the parade, and the Legion will act as escort ta the Confedérate veterans, who will be special Buests and have automobiles for the parade. to Abolish Organization. the Associated Press. LAND, Ohio, November 7. and representatives brotherhoods and will meet morning to “discuss kley bill and_decide " The bill The military of the city.is ex< pected to be in the line of march-— the Howlitzers, the Blues, the Grays, the Spanish War Veterans and all other organizations will be Invited. There are to be several bands, includine that of the high school cadets. The city gave the ground for tie m vial, PHAFF ASKS cMBAS3Y ABOUT IMMUNITY HERE i Seeks to Learn Rum-Running Status After Confessions in French Court. iy the Associated Press. 3 PARIS, November 7.—Max Jerome Phaff, who claims X ork as his| residénce and who was recently re- | leased in 5,000 francs bail from the | Brest naval jail, where held on a oharge of ¢ piracy, appeared at when Congress reconvenes. ne said the meeting wou'd | 1l pending labor legislation . particularly the Howell- bill, which was introduced the House and Senate last session. Text of Call for Meeting. Stone’s call for the meeting lows am writing this to call your at- 't that the Howell- ¢y bill is the first bill on the dar to Le handled when Con- enes. 1 am, therefore 1 to the executives of railroad labor organi- t in Cle nd Nov- uss the Howell-Bark- ide our future course meeting will convene he auditorium of the L tve Engineers. each execu- n person, but Nt a representa- I hope that each sed will be repre- s chief executive a pass- protection agafnst prosecution for rum-runing in the event of his return to the United States. Sheldon Whitehouse, chirge d'af- faires, was unable to promise Phaff immunity, but sald he would put him in touch with United States District Attorney Hayward of New York, who was prepared to receive any evidence concerning rum-running. Phaff’s case in the French court had to do with the looting of the French steamer Mulhouse of 36,000 cases of whisky off the Canadian coast last .| June. 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