Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1926, Page 32

' 82 MUSEIANS STRIE OVER ST CALLE All Orpheum Circuit Players Ordered Out in Sympathy With Others. By the Assoclated Press [ SAN ANCISCO, September 3.—A | strike of all unioh mus n the theaters of the Orpheum circuft has been ordered in sympathy with the theatrical musicians’ strike, which be gan Wednesday In the Nan Francisco Bay counties. tending from Chi the Pacific Coast Heads of the locals of the musicians nd at Seattle said cived there and walkout. while theater v agement A if the union musicians qui three Orpheum louses there they | would be replaced by non-union play-| ers. | The strike here completed its second la. night with both sides pro fessing satisfaction with the trend of things. Al theaters continued to ope ate, but with © chestra pi ans and mc tion picture having walked out in 4 loca Wy strike Al in the four bay counties of Alameda the strike. they will their staffs by while the strike; and th in patronage. Replacement of the musiclans with non-union plavers already started, & group of them having arrived from Los Angeles vesterda) The first alleged sabotage of the strike was reported by the Casino it being claimed that n clogged One day rest in seven, higher wages and shorter working day are among the issues involged in the strile. Winnipeg officials of the Interna- tional Mu! >rotective Associa tion Tast 1 to Joseph M. Webber of New City, president of the ass ci that the Orpheum circuit 1 usicians strike he confined to the United State: an Mateo, flected by im that Theater managers in the sastsand | ast night said they not | been informed of the strike order, | Midwest while no announcements were fort coming from heads of Jocal unions. NAVAL OFFICERS REFUSE TO SURRENDER SAILOR London Coroner's Jury Accuses American With Murder of An- other Seamdn at Dance Hall. By the Associated Press. LONDON. September 3.—A cor- oner's jury yesterday returned a verdict of willful murder against Emanual Smith, gunner’'s mate on the American destroyer Lardner, at the inquest which was held into the death of Emile Parades, a 2 gallor from the American d Sharkey. The men were involved in a row in a Gravesend dance hall last Sat- urday night. Eviden the inquest was that Pa red before he died that Smith had shot him. The coroner issued a formal warrant for he arrest of nith and his com- mittal for t Smudth is a prisoner aboard the de- stroyer arkey, which sailed for Sfan Seb: Spain, Tuesday night. The American officers had tefused to send ashore rial ‘the men in- volved in the 1 melee ashore, pre- ferring to judge and punish them themselv To Be Sol September 21 THE FAMOUS HARWOOD HOUSE At ANNAPOLIS, MD. ’ HE HOUSE was built in 1774 by Matthias Hammond and, hence, is also known as “The Hammond House.” It has been declared by many eminent critics to be the finest example of Colon- ial domestic architecture extant. Ttisespecially famous for the per- fect harmony of its proportions and for the hand carvings of exterior and interior woodwork, Ry order of the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel County, the house will be sold at a publicauctionin Annapolis, September 21, 1926, The oroperty comprises a large brick mansion and two wings, also of brick, and alot 147 by 135 feet. The garden contains an ancient growth of boxwood. The property 18 in good repairand until August, 1924, was occupied by the late Miss Hester Ann Harwood Situated in the most desirable quarter of Annapolis, the Har wood Houseiseminently suitable as 2 muscum, as a libraryoras a permanent family residence. Itis opposite the Samuel Chase Man- sion and adjacent to many other Colonial structuresofgreat beau- ty and historicinterest. Itiswith- in one block of the main gate of the United States Naval Academy. The house may be inspected in advance of the sale. A descriptive brochure mailed upon request. Address all inquiries to .%QCHOLAS H. GrEEN Trustee 14 CHURCH CIRCLE ANNAPOLIS, MD. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1926. Che PALAIS ROYAL 5 Kresge Department Stores, Inc. G Street at Eleventh Last ‘Day—""% Million More by September 4” Ruby Ring HOSIERY Full-Fashioned Service Quality 3 Pairs v 510?0 for $4.35 L. colors including sunni, peach- bloom, Paris gray and sunset muscade. 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