Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL. MARVLAND STORM | DANAGE HEAVY Four Youths in Auto Among Several Injured—Many SHOPMEN KEEP UP STRIKE ON PENNSY RAILROAD Walkout Declared July 1, 1922, to Continue—Program for Rais- ing Funds Adopted. By the Assoctated Press, CL LAND," Ohfo, April 20— Striking Pennsylvania Railroad shop- men favor continuing the strike in effect since July 1, 1922, it was an- nounged by A president of WOMEN T0 AWAIT NAMING GOVERNOR Maryland Democratic Body Revealed 15,000 Strong at FIVE KILLED IN AUTO HIT BY ELECTRIC CAR Sixth Likely to Die After Crossing Accident Near An- derson, Ind. By the Associated Press. ANDERSON, Ind., April 20.—Five persons were instantly killed and an- other seriously hurt near Ingalls, a few miles from here, yesterday when their automobile was struck by the LABOR BANK GROWING. Institution in New York to Boost Capital to $1,000,000. NEW YORK, April 20.—The labor- owned Federation Bank of New York plans to double its capital by increas- ing it to $1,000,000, probably the first week in June, it was announced yes- terday. President Peter J. Brady said the bank’s resources had reached $9,- 500,000, and that it had become the largest American Federation of Labor bank on the continent. 4 Supreme refinement of Travel Service ENT. EW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS Orchards Stricken. the Pennsylva after gn allday ex e here yeste A program for rais- Ing funds to continu e 8 i § funds to ‘continte the Atrike AN e/ Dispateh toThe Btas, adopted The confersnos; the: firs SALISBURY, Md., April » : 5 . ot he conference, the first since the OTar cotididate fos e ernr of Rdl]»:;)q Cottey, 3, and Lincoln Cot walkout, was atténded by representa. | Woma 1 ¢ % 3 & tives of bollermakers, carmen, elec: | Marviand was slated by the United) "5, [k otiey, sr, driver of the car, N 18 & C l Rd triclans, sheet metal workers, ma-|g@ birie § Of thel ¢ ther of the three children and hus- | IN€QI th Ol. o State at their convention here last|father of the three children and hus Friday and Saturday, burt he is not expected to live. | _Two Inclosed Porches Six Rooms, Bath—Garage chinists and blacksmiths, who demand believed the time w inopportune. $10,500—Terms Hooslerland flyer of the Indiana Union Traction Co. The dead, all residents of Indian apolls, are: Mrs. Mary Cottey. Jennie Cottey, 8; Dorothea Cottey, St I It sometimes reaches 30 degrees be- low zero in Hell—a little town in Nor- wa, Salishury Meeting. All the newest, most DOy e s lusurious and_practi- cal features in Pullman .equlgmmt. A train of Club, Compartment, Drawing Room, Section and Observation Cars and Diner. Space, air, freedom, and comfort N { i\ Dining Service: Special at- tention to every detail of food and service. Cuisine the best of New York and New Orleans markets. April 20.—No takir the ¥'s 20— an in wide because it was The name of Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard of Chestertown had been suggested. It was decided to consider the question later. In her annual address Mrs. Jesse Nicholson of Chevy Chase pointed to the fact that 50 organizations with HANGS SELF IN GRIEF il OVER KILLING GIRL comed ayor Thomas Parker. | With two eptions, all officers were Weahhy KflntUCky i‘armer Unable re-elected. Mrs. Willlam Johnson of to Endure Thought of Run- ning Over Child. »ged to be due individual strikers from July 1, 1921, to July 1, g when the men wor alleged lower 1, will be filed a if attorneys ¥ il i cuasou the agreem against the Pennsyl advise, Charles Kutz, general chair- | man of the machinists, said. : sl M. Jewell, president of the rail- PR “':__"”“"‘}“ employes’ department of the N American Federation of Labor, and e several international officers addressed e conference. Downsville were | LEMON JUICE BEST TO WHITEN SKIN The only harmless way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. Shake well in & bottle, and you have a whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful skin whitener, i i softener and beautifier. ' Massage this sweetly fragrant For Gentlemen: The Club lemon bleach into the face, neck, Car, forward, with movable arms and hands. 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Pollard more with a set of silver cups in ap 4 ing near here. preciation of her work. yesterday ended his life by hanging Among those attending from Mont-| himself in a stock barn |gomery “County were Miss Isabel| The victim of the accident was Parr, Mrs. Richard Irwin, Miss Laura | Minnie Shearer, small daughter of a Gilliland, Mrs. Edward Merritt, Mr.|neighbor of Pollard’s. | and Mrs. Howard Griffith, Mr. and| = . | | James Christopher, Mr. James 3 B : Ir. and Bishop's Consecration Set. FORT NEW ENGLAND BOARD T0 AID SHIPPERS DUE Advisory Body Similar to Other severe s 8 o Regional Orgeanizations the West V i 1 - Being Planned. By the Associated Press. TEN PERSONS INJURED. Storm Visits Many Communities | ATL;NTA in West Virginia. 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