Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 60

0.0 ERPLOTNENT - REPORTED STEADY Indicauons This Month Point :to Balanced Labor Supply . and Demand. ‘With an increasing volume of build- g‘ult for July, employment in- in Washington for the cur- rent month were that the labor supply and demand would be. well balanced. Skilled and unskilled workers were well employed in June, the Federal employment director for ‘Washington declared today, and the. volume of building is on the increase. + Work was started in June o several major projects, including a ‘250‘000 office building and a $2,500,; 000 "program of additions and im- provements to a manual training #chool. Practically all the resident building tradesmen were sald to be steadily employed, . The director added that a large nmumber of laborers aré employed. on the street improvement and’ paving. program now under way, with more work of this nature planned for early. release. Because of the vacation period, the director said, the demand for colored domestic. help has de- creased, although there is very little surplus apparent. = Clerical - workers and sales persoris make up the ma- jority of the small number of unem- . ployed existing in Wash! ingto ‘The Virginia State director rnépaned the resident supply of all classes of labor. as fairly well employed during sthe entire month of June, with no large surplus of labor apparent in any section. Major industries were said to be operating on practically normal echedules, and in most cases with their usual-quotas of ‘employes engaged. Building, while not showing any increase,. maintained a volume sufficient to employ practically all resi. dent skilled building craftsmen. The farm labor supply and demand are well balanced, except in one or two localities, where slight shortage of this class of help exists. Baltimore showed a slight decrease in employment during June, but the reduction was well distributed, accord- ing to the Maryland director, while. general erployment = conditions in Cumberland and Frederick. were de- scribed as satisfactory. Industrial em- / ployment throughdut West Virginia maintained a satisfactory volume dur- ing June, even though there were some temporary reductions made in'| & few industries. RAILROAD GIVEN BLAME. Accident in May Is Laid to Inade- quate Controls. An accident on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rallroad at Mansfield, Mass., May 23 would not have occurred had the line been equipped with an adequate automatic. train stop or train control.device, the Interstate Commerce . Commission has.found after an inquiry. One employe was killed and four passengers and four employes were injured in the side. collision. The acci- dent was caused by failure of an en- gineman to observe and obey a cau- tion indication. ES We have all the blank books you rieed. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. MT. VERNON STEAMER * Charles Macalester Leaves “th St. Whar! Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays Eat More Sea Food for Your Health’s Sake “Our Friday Specials” Sword Fish. . ......40clb. Soft Shell Crabs. . .$1 doz. Norfolk Spots. .....15¢Ib. NO RETAIL DELIVERY Eacho&Co.,Inc. 21.22.23 Municipal Fish 12th and \le;'r Sts. ““1‘“ S.W. Phone Main 10130 e I | Collins’ Pharmacy | 20th &R. L Ave. | Woodridge Is a Star Branch It’s so convenient to leave your Classified ads for The Star with | one of its more than perfectly sure it will vender prompt and efficient service, : There's one in your neighborhood: u‘dylo serve you. MORE Clasdisel sie every day than all the other papers here combined. Star -ads bring best r:fiflqs. “Around the ville, at 2:15 8:15 p.m Farle—Welsh' Chioir-Robbins' Balti- |- moreans, vaudeville, mnunnolu from 1:30 to 1T p.m. ol * Cat's at 11:20 am., 1, l“l‘ GM, 6:20, 8 agd 9:55 p.m. lbnlih.lll ut the law.” lhbd-h in 1m s 115. 3:45, 6:45, of to Chinatown,” at by 3 lfl). 6:50, 7:50’ and Palace — “Fascinating Youth,” at 10 :D a.m., 12:25, 2:15, 4: 10, 6, T:45 and Tivoli—“Sweet Daddies, 4:15, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 pm. at|who, en m@.;omoth&rm'fl?i tled down. Many also came over the Uncoln (colored)—*“Say "It Again,” from 2'to 11 p.m. okt TS ¢ Publisher: Answers Wife's Suit. George H. Bannar, publisher of a racing publication, has asked the District Supréeme Court to dismiss a suit for a limited divorce recently brought against him by his wife, Mrs. ‘Winnifred E. Bannar. He denies her charges of hon-suppért'and attention: to other women. He denies that his cnnnacuon with racing ‘throws him among un- desirables and also says his income is not as great as is charged “in" his wite's petition. -He-is.repregented by Attorney Raymiond The Most Welcome Mé to a “shut-in"™ is a Basket Summertime :flowers, —Advertisement.. m DISTRIBUTOR WANTED of ‘Gude's 1s Only $1.85 reate and *-/Battery Park ¢/ ~ Z . _ DO\ 1212 F 8t people in this country tdtsy vh ‘N:t majorit; ’ "-r. of this,; but qul!e o te' ot thdm don’t seem to care.” Mr. Hull ‘explained that nu hm total of “outéasts” was created large-|: ly byaliens who have overstayedt! ¢ temporary entries and by to stopped off here, foundia job and MoE SWlNG CO. when restrictions were not so 1013 ~ E STREET | f:nhemmn ro;nlnm.ntl Chimany, "o Lofeen’ comes 1R ontact ih thein Home are Amased 10 NbA Eyel : any citizenship when they apply for 13 y- need E: learn Ab'm:ytr tl::l:mzu #&nmmh:; 2 ,“" m';; 1::1“ the other way. around, -mc! BTORE 113 llth Street 4 ‘Out-of- 5000 Block Illinois Ave. N.W. —the' Prclfiut Boulevard in Pctwcrth— They face’ lzo-foot $treet—and are but a couple of rches (the living porches 10x20)—entire house screen- 5 :3 tiled bath with builtin’ tub and dunm'—cnd finest of fixtures throughout. Wllh tpoudly 5 Opnn 9 A,M. to 9 P.M. lm&kw-hw!fllfiflnbw;nnwfll-lm l4th 9080 The commissioner out that they have mo legal claim to go before a court ll:"lue or in some M( A. LEESE o‘:l'l";tAh.‘!l | The'n New “Life-time” Homes in the \ blocks from Sherman Ave, 6 big rooms; 3 enormous Omr and. Builder of Communities Youwanttobuya‘finediamond Youwanttobuyafmewatch - You want the finest in jewelry You want the finest in silverware - Youmntflubutulum‘ndlowm , prices YauwanttobuyfromWashmgtons oldest credit jewelers YouwanttopaySOcorSlOflaweek o COME TO Washington’s Oldest Credit Jewelers 935 Penna. Ave. N.W. Alonndrn Bnlcl. ll. th St. 3 X R % This Time of the Yea.r We Have a l..ot of : T Fun in Practically Giving Merchandise Away, " B.V. D. UNION SUITS. Sizes 36 to 46. .. MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS, i nicely trimimed .., 0dd Lot of Phln Color PAJAMAS KNITTED UNION SUITS, short sleevu. 34 drawers KNITTED OR' CUT SILK Boys’ Famous Bell smm' ASeconds) ... ....i... . Combed. Yarn Half Hon. ;Gl‘!fi Sale For Fnéay and Saturdly : $1 Bravéman Work Shirts, in | blue -and khaki. (u-ulle‘ irs regulars) ....... AR TR GENUINE PRESIDENT e soc- : oTIS: UNDERWEAR. ecu or wfiu. < short - sleeve :mm _lu:lhdr-wm = 62 July 16 and 17 G P tore Hours 8: Great Mid-Summer Combination Sale ‘:}o‘: m‘;flmouvo' Shampoo, 'rmuv:uvnm ‘.‘.“'“é’n::‘ ’ This great offer Friday and Saturday only. .OnIy 1 to a custo- ‘mer and void as soon as our stock of Bath s:hyrlyi is sold. Great Sale of Talcum Powders 25¢ Mavis 17c; 3 for 50¢ 25¢ Mennen’s . vie..17¢; 3 for 80c 25¢ Squibb’s - 25¢c Mary Garden .. Pinaud’s Lilac .... Houblg;nt' Hgdnuts Three Flowers J & ] Baby Talc Orange Blossom .. e = Extra Specxal . 95¢ Merck's Stearate of Zinc Extra 2 for 25¢ - Limit, 2 to's Customer Great Sale of Eastman Kodaks and Films Get Yours Now While This Sale Is On . Great Soap Sale Friday and Saturday 1o-te Cakeri Bty gf)e .GriZt Sale of Tooth Pastes Fndny and Saturday 33¢ 33c 35¢ 35¢ (21 . 38c 17¢ 17¢ 17¢ 25c Listerine 3 for 49c . 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