Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 11

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1926. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT; TER. |STRIKE INJUNCTION FRANCE TO LIMIT o PR Rt ISSUED IN CLEVELAND || WASHINGTON’S GREATEST DRUG STORES 2 GEE! 1 HATE GANAD by THE pAY YoL =0 % 4 X Fight Between Carpenters and PLAYED HCOVEY 1 2 AND CAUGHT THE N 2 Sheet Metal Workers Causes BIGGEST FIsH You ¢ Z p 3 Court’s Interference. o~ Bakshops May Close One Day Al i O E o = N /‘r Z % : 7’ In Week—Economy Move DARE TAKE \T HOME > A 7 I tte Ansactaiml Eress: e 4 9 on to Save Franc. S % = yesterday v\'zu: granted nl:.t*ln[‘;:: sl o 2 \ injunction restraining 115 connected with the buildings trades | industry from striking. The re- - /. straining order went into immediate ted 7 effect until noon of June 16. | e a 4 The order was specifically aimed at w P M cepts it with ing to the petition, had repeatedly | It is con threatened to strike because of a con- the, troversy with the sheet metal work- ers over the laying of metal floor (hr’?u-s. S5 in the consumpt suit charged that carpenters other necessi . / R b b o > 7 on @ number of large jobs in the eity which will 1 o : / have threatened to strike u]nl(ws t{m trictions = 2 2 ~ work of laying these floor domes be B e o : / / / ) = / # taken u from the sheet metal they realize the b ¢ }’/ | workers. i : y {1, 4 e ke : " provoke % iz, iy 3 A pocket pencil that will write in to the detriment of | a8 / : any one of five colors is u new con- e 1 restrictions / 57 ¥ venience to the office worker. It is t t on home 7 % of self-feeding type. When a lead of : i sts, % a certain color is to bo used, an indi- sake: i % cator near the point is turned until closed or Pancy 2 Ll Z S it registers the desired color. bread and r o i = ‘\\ —_——— e NN ———— flour for cal % NN i P o e & 4 ‘ S Fire-Proof | i . . 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