Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1926, Page 16

the wreath. BRITISH MOTHERS MARK ARMISTICE. pllgrimage from the rain. the home office, just above the service, carrying a homemade Thousands of other mothers were reported to have come afoot In a sort of surrounding | 1towns, trudging into the city in the Queen Mary occupled the balcony of empty tomb and overlooking the sea (f faces, The Prince of Wales, the Duke of York, the Queen of Spain and others Queen Mary Among Throng lor \;::rxo;‘zl family also attended. in London—King Places Wreath at Cenotaph. The was observed throughout the ¢ cupted their sessfons, WOULD BAN TIPPING. By the Associ LONDON, N. from Queen humblest cl; membrance d: «wenotaph in Whi " Mothers, ¥ to women of the dominated the “‘Re King George, in the dominion premiers and the British cabinet, placed a wreath on the monu- ment just before the usual two-minute period of silence began, at 11 o'clock, the hour at which, eight vears the guns ceased firing on the weste front. But the women were predominant .- in the vast crowd gathered to pay homage to the nation’s million dead. One mother, Mrs. ton of Hereford, who lost walked the entire 145 miles Abolish Practice. BUDAPEST, November 11 (#).— sought by sons, | tended nd | country of DN, /// In London even the law courts inter- The abolition of tpping 19 again to b | Bell, who for years was publisher of ‘Last Post” was sounded {at the cenotaph, additional services | were held over the Tomb of the Un- | known Soldier in Westminster Abbey. e e oy e e | newspapers o keep thelr devotion to the -~ |European Hotel Eeepers Seck to The new plan, proposed by Swiss delegates and adopted after long de roposes the substitution of a ze on the length of the anl (h:- amount of atten- THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER PUBLISHERS URGED TO AID COMMUNITIES Newspaper Convention Work of Late Frank G. Bell of Savannah. By the Associated Press. FRENCH LICK, 11.—Urging publishers of America’s Ind.. 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Lauds/ President Bryan declared that Mr..Bell | |f 11, 1928. lf‘nn-fitutlon tn his tribute to the late | ublisher. “Advertising _the Revenue Pro ducer,” and “Revenue from Classifled Advertising” were phases of news- paper publishing discussed by the assembled publishers today, following speeches an_those subjects by Edwin §. Friendly, New York Sun, and C. W Nax, St. Louis Globe Democrat. | Approximately 150 RESCUERS SEARCH PIT FOR MISSING MINER Wite Confident Worker Who Van- ished Monday Still Lives. Others Doubtful. | By the Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Ohfo, November 11. —Belleved by some miners to have been drowned in the workings of the | Cleveland mine, near here, and by others still to be lost in some remote Irecess of the workings, “Old Pete” | Sweediski, 70, still was the object to- | day of a search by 150 men which started Monday after he mysteriously disappeared in the mine. While his wife, daughter and son maintain ceaseless vigil at the pit mouth, insistent that the veteran miner is still alive, searching crews working in relays comb the workings and drag the flooded portions with grappling_hooks. 200 publishers from | all over the United States and Canada {have arrived for the three-day con- { vention, making the attendance more | than double that recorded last au- | tumn, L. B. Palmer of New York, the association’s manager, said. Queen Invited to Frederick. { Special tch to The Star. ) ICK, Md., November 11— Q ie of Rumania and her party were today officially Invited to the guests of this city, November 2 in an invitation sent by alr mail {in’ Mayor Lloyd C. Culler. She would l guest of honor at the opening of the $130,000 Frederick City Haita expansion campaign. 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