Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 43

Union's Wage Demand. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. May 15 (®).—Two of the four mines of the Clevéland-Morgantown Coal Oo. re- | sumed_operations ye Tt wa~ BORDER SHUGELING THE EVENING STAR, TWO COAL MINES REOPEN.|FIND U. S. HAS AMPLE West Vu-gmm Properties Meet GROUND FOR cAMPERs Thirty-Three Areas Suitable, In- terior Department Tells National ation that 25 reservoirs and lakes and 8 canyons and caverns on Govern- ment reclamation projects were suit- able for public recreational purposes. This action is a part of a national movement to have appropriate areas of Government land used as camping, fishing _and recreational grounds. When final selections are made au- thorization for this use of -Federal property will be sought through legis- | lation. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, Rio Grande, N.-Mex.- bmalllla and Klamath, Oreg.; Belle Fourche, S. Dak.; Strawberry, Utah; Okanogan and Yakima, Wash.; Riverton, Shosone, Wyo. T Air Mail Test From Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 15 (®).— A test air mail flight from Birming- | ham to Cleveland will be made tomor- MAY GIRLS’ COSTUME SLIPS 15, 1925. 98¢ Costume Slips lace and _embroid- 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. BEHRENDS’: AGENT LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. Recreation Conference. yokes. Al U. S.-Mexican Conference‘ w the Pursglove ot Clo 4. Ohio, and have been closed since Expected to Take Up Ques- 'il 1, when a genera! strike was | The projects on which the sites are | located are Orland, Calif.; Uncom- T 2 day ve.| Pahgre, Colo.: Boise and Minidokn, lled by the United Mine Workers. | "; ’"";‘"' :))“m”?'"" ‘f"'h‘\' Idaho; Huntley, Milk River and Sun The mines will be operated on a union | POrted to the subcommittee of the Na- Ri Mo Lower tion Passport Regulations. | nuxix” th’ compansixing o signer ot | tonal Conterence on_Outdoor Recte o e v row by Capt. Sumpter Smith of the ery. sizes. = PGIRLS” WHITE DRESSES the Birmingham Junior Chamber of o . \\‘, Compare With $3.98, $5.00 Dresses o A dandy lot of Crisp, Fresh White Dresses, for girls 4 to 65 - “14 years. Made of fine voiles and organdie, with dainty lace — insertions and ribbon tsimmings. Several wonderful styles Yellowstone, Mon! onville-Baltimore wage agree- The mines reopening today are the | t in the group, and will em- | out .00 men at first. The others | 1 larger number. 2 of operations of the | Y. it was stated, marked the By the Associated Press. EL PASO, Tex., May 13 ©f the United States-M ence on border problen gling, which will start here th noon at 4 o'clock, will be behind closed doors, officials from Washington in charge of the meeting announce. | The program of the conference also is being kept secret, but it is known that smuggling of narcotics, liquor and other contraband will be the chief Wwith immigration second in im portance. The passport quest be given consideration have openly protested head tax required by Xcept the Gilbert Davi ree tipples were de- | tly. TWO KILLEDrbN'IflNDCARS; Nine Commerce. ~ Stops for mail will be made at Nashville, Louisville’ and Dayton. to select from. Sizesd to 14. CREPE DE CHINE AND NET DRESSES Beautiful quality crepe e oe "het. ‘preitity rimmed with ribbon ‘or ruffie of silk. undrrllln 3-Door EDDY White Lined 70 Lbs. Ice This Style / ‘ i $66.00 = | - ] . 3 Great Saturday HOSIERY SPECIALS Our Regular $1 Women's Rayon & Silk Hose : < T 5 85 Lbs. Ice Years of satisfactory service and the absence of out-of -order 374.00 1 » En 79? periods are salient features of the \ I/ [ shades. "AN 'pe s “OLD-TIME REFRIGERATOR.” 4Door DULINGMARTING | e GIRLS’ WHITE HATS Leghorn and Milan $7.98 Straw ]Ihfi m' v)}f w pretty shapes. Ribbon 8.95 Eands 35 seamers Light-Weight Ribbed Underwear Women’s Ribbed Union Suits 47c 39c Women’s Double, Extra | Slze Vests 3-Door EDDY Zinc Lined 60 Lbs, Ice $40.00 3-Door EDDY Zine Lined 80 Lbs. Ice $46.00 3-Door EDDY abolition of the head tax of isa fee of §10 Zinc Lined — . | 100 Lbs. Ice Injured in Unusual Crash Near Erie, Pa. | ERIE. Pa. May 15 () | were killed were injured Rail is expected to | Mexic ainst the $8 Ameri Alexicans who enter the United ¢ 1o work. The head tax, howerver, refunded if the laborer returns befor &pending six months in this country. WANT HEAD TAX LIFTED. | Refri, a0 raen] fiigeraton of others when four railroad sec tion handcars were wrecked yesterday on the Frie Railroad between Union Nine of the injured 3-Door EDDY White Lined Wusiness Men Urge Free Admission Soft Combed Yarn Urion | Suits, closed, shoulder _and tight knee styles. Tubular, taflored and bodice tops. Reg ular and extra sizes. of Laborers. 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