Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 5

MINERS 0 DEMAND CHECK-OFF PLAN Will Insist System Be Includ- . ed in Next Contract—Re- fuse to Take Pay Cut. SCRA . June 30.—John L Y.ewis, international president of the K'nited Mine Workers, at the anthra. tite tridistrict convention here today ceclired that the miners would ac cept no wage reduction in renewal of act expiring August 31 ted that one of the rin s of the union would e for adoption of the check-off. He warned that there were only 1,000,000 tons of domestic hard coal available sension September . operators plan spend $500.000 in @ publicity campaign to defe the miners, and erted that the public would eventu- ered its second a well vouched for report Hemelwright, head of will likely suc this . vear as owners ner mir according to this | eds to the chair operators whom the min com mittee appointed here vesterday must negotiate renewal of the wage con tr xpiring August 31, Mr. Hemel wright started with the present Tem- ple properties as a mule driver when ® boy. Maturing into a full fledged coal miner. he be intendent, gener s scale 1e colliery super | superintendent and finally president and part owner. The six collieries in the Tempie which is classed as an inde- are said to have been con free from labor troubles auring Hemelwright's regime. Pir. Flemelwright, coal men here say, Yanks high as a practical operating wan. He is a director in two banks and in the Glen Alden Coal Co. YELLOW CAB HEADS IN SPECIAL PARLEY Directors Meet Presumably to Con- sider Merger With General Motors Company. Mr. ated Press CHICAGO, June 30.—Directors of the Yellow Cab Manufacturing Co., headed by John Hertz, held a special meeting today, presumably in con- Br the Asse nection with recently reported plans, for a merger with the General Mo- tors Co M it was understood that any statement of any course of action would await & final working out of plans. Mr. Hertz, since returning last Saturday from New York and De- troit, has declined to discuss the merger repo which were that General Motors proposed to acquire control of the Yellow Cab Manufac- turing Co. and also a stock interest in the a ated companies, includ ing the ow Cab Companies of New York nd Chicago, operating taxi fleets in those cities: the Yel- low Coach Co., the Omnibus Corpora- tion of America and the Chicago Mo- tor Coach C After a‘separation of 30 years, and ttempts through all his days of m¥in- o0od to find her. an_English soldier, pow in Egypt, has been brought in touch once more with his mother, pow in Canada. The Salvation Army 4n Canada accomplished in a few weeks a task that has baffled the sol- dier for the greater part of the 30 years. committee | | Hertz said there would be no| announcement from the meeting, and Police Will Rush Tests of Brakes After Accidents; Officers to Be Hurried to the Scenes of Col- lisions. Arrangements were made by police officials today to test the brakes of | automobiles as quickly as possible | after a serious accident, in addition | 16 the brake-testing that is being done regularly. Traflic Director Eldridge vesterday afternoon forwarded a memorandum Acting Supt. of Police Evans, sug- ng this move as a result of ob- | ations he has been making at the | trial of cases in Traffic Court and at coroner’s inquests following fatal ac- ctor Brown of the Traffic Bu- reau said today that the two motor cycle officers who specialize in brake ung will be dispatched immediately ¢ accidents to determine v. the cnndmun of the to acquire a thing, will retain it THE EVENING COOLIDGE LEAVES FOR WHITE COURT; FATHER IMPROVED (Continued from First Page.) had arrived half an hour previously to give the colonel an early examina- tion, greeted him with more good news about his father's condition. The latter, Dr. Coupal told the President, spent a restful night and continues to improve. STAR, breakfast strolled about the grounds for a few moments and then helped John a bit. She was wearing a black worsted two-plece suft, but no hat. The President at this time was pacing up and down the porch, calmly puff- ing away at a long cigar, held be- tween his teeth by a still longer cigar holder. He wore a heavy woolen suit of a pronounced blue hue and a cap. The President and Mrs. Coolidge went into the house about 9 o'clock and took seats near Col. Coolidge, who had gotten up and was sitting in his easy chair. When his parents disappeared within the house John was seen to WASHINGTON, D. C., 32 Buchart Golf Clubs 562 Formerly $8 to $12.00 Included in this clearance are Drivers, Brassies, Spoons and Putters. Buchart clubs are nationally known— | needless to say that these 32 clubs at $6.00 — formerly $8 to $12—will not last long. The Avenuc at Ninth 300 Straw R JSrom_the AVENUE o NINTH-® s S A A Hats That Were $2.85 and $4.00 $2.35 f® During the past few weeks we have put thousands of straws i Now we’re rea edition.” n circulation. dy for the “second The same straws—the ones that sold for $2.85 up to $4.00—not as many of them, of course—but the assortment includes fancy and split sennits, sailors, flexible and stiff, wide brims, plain or The Avenue at Ninth fancy bands. $2.35. lay down his work long enough to hurry through a letter which he had been carrying in the hip pocket of his overalls. ~Some one said the letter had been received early yesterday and that this was only about the fourth or fitth time he has pored over it. John remarked this morning that he will remain at Plymouth for some time. John is understood to have taken up with his father early last night the matter of his coming to White Court, and to have received no encouragement. John iu Dutch. It was intimated by a couple of John's friends in the village that John did not pass in French at college this Summer, which did not make much of a hit’ with his father. Mrs. Coolidge since arriving here FUNERALS“ 37 5 00 Complete, as Low as S BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME. COL. 432 ‘u with .ouL -no-or T and lavatory. 3 CHAMB] f“\‘- o ATTACHMENTS « o o . with each Grand Prize EUREKA Beginning, Jane 18 ~ This Great Offer May be Withdrawn Any Time Think of it! A complete $8.50 set of the world famous Eureka “high-vacuum” attachments will be given away abeclutely fres with every purchase of « Grand Prize Eureks. This .unoa-h made to_impress upon women rywhere the remarkable of the Eareka high-vacaum® attachments and their utility in the thorough cleaning of mattresses, upholstered furniture, etc. Order your Eureka today and save $8.50. FREE TRIAL —Only?*5.00 Down Phone or mail the coupon today. A brand new Grand Prise Eureka will be delivered to you for free trial. 1f you then wishtokeep it—you canpayaslow as$5.00 down—balanceon easy payments—and remember, you will get a complete $8.50 sct of attachments Free. Act promptly —as this offer may be with- drawn at anytime. Col. Coolidge Optimistic. Every symptom today, according to the report made by Dr. Coupal, looked favorable. He is understood to have told the President that he expected to be walking around the place tomor- row. After conversing with his father and the doctor for g#few moments the President went to the front porch, where he breathed deeply of the fresh morning air and looked about at the sky and the mountains in the dis- tance. He then sauntered about the lawn and for a few moments stood watching his son John, attired in overalls and going about his chores in & most earnest and methodical manner. Mrs. Coolidge did not put in her ap- pearance until after breakfast Lverything was in readiness for an early departure. Mrs. Coolidge after Hotel Inn Phone Main 8108.8108. 604-610 9th St. N.W. cekly: $10.60 rooms. Potomac Electric Appliance Co. Lth & C Sts. N.W. Main 7260 ACUUM CLBAN TUESDAY. J recelved a letter from Rev. Earle Bal- lou, formerly of Chester, Vt., who is now principal of a boys’' school in China, acknowledging the receipt of a framed photograph of Calvin, jr., for whom one of the rooms of the school was named shortly after the lad’s death. Dr. Coupal said this morning that he would not return with the presi- dential party today, but would remain here for several days to be with Col. Coolidge. Dr. Joel T. Boone, medical officer of the Mayflower, will be on hand in the event his services are needed at White Court in the absence of Dr. Coupal. More than 187,000 babies die in the United States before they are a year old, and 98,000 of this number die within the first month. DO T DT DT DD S S ST Little Chats About Your Health No.3 No. 4 Next Tuesday Waste Not- There's a trite saying to the effect that you can’t eat your cake and still have it. It is the same way with your health. continuously and expect some hidden reservoir of it going indefinitely. “Waste not, want not" assistance is needed there's only Call you! carefully. Bring us your prescriptions. Not Merely a Drug Store—but an AYPng _‘uq)l ‘,Fu i «'fwv‘ + applies as much to health and strength as any other thing you can name. Just how we shall live is for us to decid r doctor without delay and follow his instructions UNE GIRL SEVERELY INJURED BY HIT-AND-RUN AUTOIST Miss Miriam L. Mossburg Hurled Into Ditch—~Suspected Driver Sub- sequently Located and Arrested. 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