Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 19%5. ’ RAIL STRIKERS AGREE To MEET OFFICIALS I«hur Buard would ‘not change the Panies’ promises to loyal emploves and | | Western Maryland, However, Not| {i0ies Doomaes 0, omployed in place to Change Policy Due to United |of strikers would be kept. States Board Order. at last night’s meeting were as fol- lows: Committee on decorations—W. H. }\endrk‘k, chairman; John Gartland, . B. Nordlinger and Maurice Davis. Fire Department—M. A. Beckham, ‘ l( Koester and M. B. Sinsheimer. Music—Harold Lichenstein, ] l(eneshmenl—i{ Koester and H. B. erred in recent negotiations and new ! efforts to settle the wage dispute should be made. President Byers of the railroad, however, stated that the action of the A strike leader said that restoration of 35 engineers and firemen at Cum- | berland would be demanded, under any circumstancy Special Dispateh to The Star el AL SR HAGERSTOWN, Md., October 22.— | d Leaders of striking engineers ana | EXcepted From Combatant Service. {firemen of the Western Maryls Capt. Joseph W. Smith, jr., Medi- inz.um..l announced today th cal Corps, on duty at Walter Reed ¢ to confer with oflicials of the|General Hospital, has been tempo- accordance with orders of |rarily excepted by the President from tates Railrond utory requirement of service had | with combatant troops. B. Nordlinger, chair- A. Bowles, treasurer, and Y h\unre—i | Platform—Willlam Goldberg and | tlon of Fire Fighting Equip- Little. mun B. szens to Show Apprecia- 1. Delby. ‘ Sherman. I'lumination— Louis Cowe and Phillp | ment on October 27. | Public urder—l”ulk‘e Capt. Stalland | Lieut. Hess of No. 7 precinct. 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