Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 19

MAY 21, the walkout, which has resulted in numerous disturbances and injury | and arrest of scores of union and non- union men. Two arrests in conne STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, 1926. CARPENTERS TO SEEK | declare they cannot be elected to of- | tion with nine minor disturbances | ¢ CHURCH T0 RECENE STRIKE CONGLITION | {fices in the Kuomintang, or nnfllnml; CLRL R R ] | Comes Out Against Radicals, Fur.fhu:;u-, \tnlm-h ruls-s‘(;unl‘on.h h iSan Francjsco Employers Charge i aa i t - | en. Chang's position in the contest | a e Industrial Association, an em- | ; o 4 ; 7 bidding Them to Hold Offices. | for power. hitherto has been uncer- | Criminal Action Before | ployers’ organization, has placed evi. | if Was In col ) H1is Forces Tneseased. | tain and his actual adhesion would | THE EVENING ’londlnk‘ with the moderates for con- |trol of the Canton regime. The no- tices denounce the Communists and sion with a motor truck Gty STREET NW. 151 m concern on New Jer- | = 8 NEW YORK Grand Jury. dence of alleged criminal sey avenue near P street and T R e county grand jury. ed serious injury. She spent Union officials, in Pk LT AL L | torneys Etta L. Tagg: ing on the que e action was taken. ratntifr, B . English ice factories have decided to sell no ice to ¢ Eating Economy ;| more | he a powerful aid to the moderate ele- | ment in the governmen "“_\' the Associated Press. China. May 21—Gen.,| Large numbers are arriving from POt “" | Swatow to reinforce Gen. Chang's | - kLl | Chang Kai-Shek, chairman of the war | SWA0OW to reinforce Gen. Chang's | a5 of the local Carpenters' Union council of the Canton government |rumors that Gen. 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