Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 5

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John S AL Zimmer: bandmaster mann, | | Fen .Monaco Overture. of Erin,” Bennett | By tha Associated Pres PASSAIC, N, I, March. 15.--A heavy guard was ordered thrown onal 811k Dyelng Co.'s terson today fn antlcl- onstration by striking who are seeking the support. Two Trish songs (a) “As Long as the Sham rock Grows Green Oshorne nev and .Teasdale. “The Sham Myddleton “In Your oo ARPT FAlways” K The center of interest of the sirike now in its eighth week will s Washington tomorrow when a reported that a sn office and stole ster vesterday m Safe Resists Robbers. The office of the oll Electric Co., Twelfth street, was entered he i thief en . 20 fromy the | al invesi \f the textlle indvetry in New Jersey TRIBUTES TO MEMORY. turday afternoon and yester Hillyer Eulogized. late Judze Robert H the company’s manager reported to the police. Brabloe Bogorad, in the cigar ness at 1820 Fourteenth st The Terrell and Andrew F. Hillver, former trustee of Howard University, were eulogized at memorial exercises yesterday at the Phyllis Wheatley Young Women's Christian Association under anspiees af the Epstlon Chapter of the Soctety of the Boule. Willlam I. spoke In eulogy of Judge Terr e W. Cook spoke in honor of M iso was addressed by fams. Howard University Several musical numbers given by Dr. €. Sumner Worm ley. Arrangements for the exercises wers made hy a_committee composed Miller, James A. Cohb artis. 1o sepa her of chee scks hehind. e premises for tell-tale | of Prof. Kelley and Dr. Arthy NOTICE Name of prize winner, 2-Pants Suit, Washing- ton Auditorium exhibit, see our Wednesday ad in this paper. D. J Kaufm aninc. 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. HOME OF THE “2-PANTS” SUIT /. 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Tobin, rector of the church. ducted the cere- monial and delivered the sermon of tribute to 8t. Anthony. He was as- sisted by Rev. Father Mulkeen. Early Tuesday morning from to- morrow until the caint'a official feast day in June, a mass in his he win he celebrated by the Josephit Fa thers in the Church of the ol Re. deemer, and every Ti Ay evening devotions to the saint will bhe con- ducted. i EMPL(;YMENT INCREASES. Earnings of Workers Also Continue to Gain Over January. Employment in manufacturing in- dustries and employes' earnings con- n Since Febr advances have totaled employment and 4 per cent The figures were hased on reports from 9540 establishments, covering 2 165 emploves, whose earnings in one week were £79,793.644 . N Fleet Leaves Panama. PANAMA, March 15 (P), - ila 'nited States fleet vesterday began ta leave Isthmian waters. The units of the battle fleet left for West coast stations during the dav. 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