Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 26

GULBERSUN RITES Abe Martin Says: *INTEXAS MONDAY Body of Former Senator! Leaves Washington Late Today for Fort Worth. .. | lovely n “his the funeral | CHURCH T0 BAND GROUPS | ce and a o administrate | ed to the| oun- | need! You and every member secure your entire Easter confidential and convenien Plan! Why do without? the little payments and you fit your purse. Come! Get Your SPECIAL! New Fur Bordered Spring Coats Special for Tomorrow 19° Cash or Credit Gorgeous Moufflon and Mandel Spring styles, sitk- lined, in all the new high shades of strawberry, tiger-eye, meadow; your size, your style. Come! Opena ' Charge Account! As long as th’ bigges Miss Pearl raccoon coat, (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) Is Held in Murder Case. A coroner's jury at an inquest ves- ay held John H. Richardson, of 716 P street for the d, 43, grand jUfl for sho: Freedman's Hospital an hour the shooting, and a charg already has been lodged a ardson following his arr 1 ma.n Chr Dazzling Slyles! Easiest Terms!! 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INCREASES ARE SHOWN IN INDUSTRIAL PAY ROLLS Automobile Plants Employ a Third More Men in February Than During Month of January. | An increase in employment and per | capita earnings in maufacturing in- dustries throughout the country was found by the Department of Labor in February, the gains indicating a de- cidedly increased momemtum in the upward trend which has been in evi- dence siace August, notwithstanding & setback in ary because of sea- sonal conditic On the b of a survey of 8,755 establishments in 62 industries, cav- 058 employes whose total n one week in February 64,326, 44 were shown to have increased their pay roll totals in February over January, the automo- one-third, that of the stove industry 25 per cent and of the cane sugar refining industry, 20 per cent. Thirty-five of the fifty-two indus- | tries increased per capita earnings during the month, the automobile in- dustry leading with an advance of 30 per cent DIES OF BRUTAL BEATING. a e A in body of 3 puted y citrus grower, in & Tampa hospital without regaining | | consciousness, was’ brought he: had be: home bile industry’s total advancing almost| b U. S. POSTS OPEN. Civil Examinations for Senior Inspector Afe Announced. Service Service Commission today competitive ex- osition of senior c on to fill & va- canuy in the public works department of the navy vard, Norfolk, Va, and vacancies in positions requiring sim- tlar quelif The entrance salary for the position at Norfolk, V is $8.48 a day. 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