Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925. \ BUSY SIX MUNTHS Attempt to Scale PEANI” HAN[]I.ERS RIDER’S SKULL BROKEN. |MINE UNION LEADER i’.'f:’*."g:E*'ififff-‘?fi‘fffi”fy W e }?f{f"?;fi:'*,"?:"'g‘:'?f,;f'f w0 .o.,ld ia?-., w,.,:h:.wu‘. Next Highest Peak Death Follows When Horse Lands . GIVES LIE TO STONE | mcrica, in whien to t s o says machine ) ke s $4 @ day. Tho West Vir- at, the company are located, o : 5 ay for e a Ate mine inspector's report 1)) Sharply in Leap. mng of the internatio 1 ' & culcus b ; ers in that State average 10 | = i & . 3 it board of the miners’ ur yesterday. | company y cents . 5 % Saiot underatand n America Planned SUEI] AS TR”ST Spectal Diateh o Th Star. 4 e . ahileriine . . CUMBERLAND, Md, January 6.— res Rail Stone says in his s g 2 E makes such statements, ex- F[]R BIG AlRSH'PS] i Charles Cromwell Beard, farmer, died Ll Brotherhood Head |, 500t " truplovea 1 any | says they earn these men would have | pecting people to belteve him.” = | —_— by 'l"; \‘:;’“‘\'""" EpoRs c : at his home near Hedgesville, W. Va., Falsified on West Virginia are allmoking and sadlsd Fetiow ‘”r‘w“:k:‘;|n|‘w\\'li’;‘1lllr:'\"s a day, which is 3 i OTTAWA, Ontario, January 6.—An from a fracture at the basp of the . viz L sl L R i e B vl bl skull sustained when a hors: he was Mine Conditions. working at mines 1 and 2 one also says loaders earn $10( British subjects are permitted to | attempt to scale Mount Logan, in G = ol k v of . ~ ! overnment Charges Clean- |riding in o fleld ianded sharnly in ST pany - imported strikebreakers toto 3 of eight hours. He is | operate radio sets In Gibraltar, the Los Angeles and Shenandoah| n. vukon territory, highest un- 9 JUmDig ina. Glich, snepplos. Berde ] 5y the Amicatod ooa mines 3 ana 4 Al o the srikes wdors ‘approximatoly i3 g i gl : = climbec on the North ’ ja- |heed suddenly forward. . & - breakers at mine 4 quit work an o 0 earn the amoun y few natives are permitted to Will Make Flights Test- ; e e | ers and Shellers’ Associa: ok e e fsbte | INDIANAFOLIS —Pub- | joined the union on Decembef 2 If | stated by Stone these men would have learned here. juntil several hours later, paralysis|lished statements by W o, | they were so well satisfled, w aia ing Abilities. ; : > trip, which will tion Violates Law. developing within @ day followed by | President herhood of Loco- | they quit their jobs and go on . McCarthy of Wil- death, Beard, who was ved | Motive Engineers and chairman of | He says no gunmen or thugs are e R S s Iby his father, ; two | the board of directors of Coal River y 3 . nd supplics and equip- | gy e A hrothers E e n Rt (41 g 4 Hie iy xanof helne NORFOLK, Va., January 6.—Suit hgiandiin s trotha Mine Workers of Ar were de- s any . ¢ S e Y. L |seeking the’ dissolution of the Na-|s —_— Mount Logan, 19,985 feet in al- |tional Peanut Cleaners and Shellers' Jev. S . W titude, Is the second highest peak | Association, whose annual gross sales|fendant assoclatiop are: Planters' |5 preg — Eleventh and E Sts. N.W, nent. The stimated at $30,000,000, was filed | Nut and Chocolate Company, Suffolk; cre about April 15, for |in Federal Court here vesterday by|Clark Peanut Company, Plymouth, ||| Fi3k€ : ; Bou uets i Announcing the and will embark e |direction of Attorney ( ral Stone,|N. C.; J. B. Worth Compas Peters- 2 | \Ps] the attempt, if successful violation of the Sherman anti-trust|pany, Petersburg; Norfolk Storage RES: d completed by the end of July e Company, Norfolk; Pond Bros.' Pea- ) 4 » pl'ays all of Our Newly Decorated Included in the . F. Named as defendants with the Na-|nut Company, Inc., Suffolk. i Lambert, Ottawa ;. | tional Association were 10 of its > 8 : G Fostar. Vanboaver: Ale Chtpe ot || memibures € i massbaca anassiinals]| | o) Intivieasls/Webisy irvia) g vt | Other Floral the United States. two photog- | vidu whose activities cover every | Individual defendants are 1R ‘* it x raphers and two porters. br. of t g industry in Virginia | Pphilip D. Bain, Frank B. Bain, . S and North Frank R. Berryman, Julius P. Woo A g or o LN Emblems cision ‘be- | — — St —— The suit as brought under theljey Norfolk; John B. Pinner, John ¥. oy MBES Ts l' d’Hot will be title, “The United States of America,|pinner, A. Thomas Holland, Suffol X A : able ote 750 e meantime for the long | of ‘the Zeppelin t¥pe may have defi- | petitioner, against the National Pea- | Robert A. Pretlow, John A. Pretlo 8 > < 55 U Pithchoon undertaken in May o on which to proceed nut Cleaners and Shellers’ Associa-| Roger 1. Beale, James Chesley Be ions of the Shenandoah will|tion and others, defendants. Franklin; George O. Lummis, 1 ply v 33 WM. 2: M. o helium supply b e hlreiy it Gty delphia: Charles ¥, Taylor, 11:30 AM. to 2:30 PM B e e A e Member Defendants Named. Sl i : A hs diciiplontaldedl Table d’Hote |the craft as an air scout for the| Defendants, members of the de-|Alma M. Forehand, Edenton, N. R & Roses, Violots, Lily-of-the-Valley, = v 2 fendant association, are: Woodson Barnhart, Edgar R. Skinner, 4 g ; 9 Orohids, ete. Dinner. ° t has been hoped the Shenandoah | American Peanut Corporation, Nor-|St. Louis; Robert . Barnhart, 1. L. ; 2 : ble for joint opera- |folk; n Peanut Company, Suffolk;|Minga, ersburg; Minos L. Fletcher, & f Music 6 to 8 P.M. maneuvers with the | Dixie Pe . Petersburg;| Charles P. Wilson, Nashville, Tenn.; % % ¢ 5 H 5 4 i ths. | k Peanut Compan William H. Harris, Wakefield, fi W i i p [ t . NS Thipmert 20 o5 Il ° Company. M. Lawrence, Omedo Obici, Pretlow 1 John Maclin, Charles H ' h % 14th and H 2 Noon to 8 P.M. G i Franklin| Heinemann, Petersburg; Walter H A A N . ulu ur s N 3 " ; Lummis | Clark, Plymouth, N. (., and Charles B. $m & e AT Phone Main 3707 E. J. BRENNAN, Manager permit her to cz se |& Co. (Ne Jersey), Suffolk; the|Pond, Wayland T. Pond, Suffolk. - - - fuel stores, adding from 1 Edenton’ Peanut Company, Edenton, 500 miles to the distance she can travel IN. C.; the Farmers’ Peanut Company, N , | without refueling. enton, N. C.; Fletcher-Wilson to be used as a base by the | The radius of the Los Angeles is s‘?r‘ful Cll)’“r‘-nl',\,c.\'ashvlllew ’l'enln.: during joint maneuvers | sufficient for either the round trip to | Waverly Peanut Company, Waverly; 3 y 19, when the tender will | Honolulu or to Europe, but she can- | Wakefleld Peanut Company, Wake- 7 Resonant Wood return to Chesapeake Bay. not be used for military purposes un- |field; Barnhart Mercantile Company, A i The schedule for the Los Angeles|der agreement that brought -her to|St. Louis; Barnhart Mercantile Com- calls for three weeks of experimental | the Unfted States and will not par-|pany (Petersburg branch), Peters- \ A I Ighits from Lakehurat ihis Tionth |tieipete Tn any way Ia the fest ma- | burs S » nsures Tone ing that time ghe will be|neuvers. Defendants not members of the de- ¥ f Y AL R b kS Quality Jan ry 23 to 2 the Ger- A 1t ship will carry a group nti observers over the N gland States to observe the s pse Will Go to Bermuda. from Lakehurst, when she r a Southern cruise 1 Zone April 18 and al determination as wation on the longest duled will be made in the = In any event, she will May 20, either for Honolulu or| S date on the Shena ‘s schedule. It is expected b: a sufficient hellum tHfan to keep botl ols in opera- | Instantly! End Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn, Acidity tion together thereaft \ Correct, your digestion and quiet Millions know the magic of e your rebellious stomach by eating | “Pape’s Diapepsin” and always keep s will be tc actica 2 & few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin— | it handy to reinforce the digestiom, 1 ) anytime! 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