Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 11

MARCH 19. 1926. = TR chinists was nmdackro‘wlmlged by 'hn, 3 . - e 2t . . it . AL unionu concerned, it led to the po)ll 3 T ORI and allied emplovers- national fod BN ) 3N/A ENR RN AN/ |tion. The threatened lockout, it was | estimated, might have in proximately 1,000,000 men AT oS, STAR. WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY. AVERT BRITISH LOCKOUT. Printing Machinery Workers Agree to End Unofficial Strike. LONDON, March 19 (#).—The threat- ened nation-wide lockout in the engineering trades was averied yes terday by the agreement of the 900 machinists of the Hoe Printing Machinefy Factory, whose unofficial strike caused lockout notices to be TTHE EVENING |PROF. HERING SPEAKS - ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | , 0 ling may be demonstrated and \\Ill be differenti- Scientist. He was introduced Baldwin, first reader of under whose auspices ! Inseet St. Patrick 'Wanted to Drive Out | BOERISCALED FORTHCNASTUD i e SACRAMENT( 19--An ins drive the bl WASHINGTON'S LEADING FLORIST “Say It With Flowers gay It Wlth Ours!” In the Springtime, a womar's fancy turna to And be she sweet o T G Uhe hour will'see that "ahe. han Dlenty DLclares AlL Tenchings of Church Are Contained‘in Book by Mrs. Eddy. 3 “Phe teachings of Chridtis fon which the movement is founded, | s which constitute the basis of its)! practice and promises and which, to- | ther ‘with their application, have |} been the { its tremendous | srowth, & wly set forth in the text b Christian Science, i 1\(lent‘e and Health With Kev to ated from all other forms of men- i tal healing.” =ald the speaker, “when the following points are understood: First, that it has a divine foundation and results from the operation n( d . The income of the Duke of York, second son of King George and heir presumptive to the British throne, is| . Calit.. March 4 vatin Sclence . 00 yearly. 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