Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1926, Page 37

BRITISH COLUMBIA INSIUEELER AR Too Busy With Own Affairs to om'Rel;cs. The grand old stately magazines of thirty forty years ago! They have de- S | | e'er again shall know. Oh, yes, | live and canter on, with buoyant e and jocose rhyme, but all the acter is gone that fixed them in the olden time. And it is sad to see | modern tang, their contents so bizarre THE_EVENING STAR. WASHING | RESIGNED STUDENTS RETURN FROM SHIP from these scenes, their like | Floating University Is Collegiate, Six Say—Four Rerorted Expelled in Jaranese Port. the change. to mark their boast of | By the Associated Press FRANCISCO. December 3.— were expelled from the ship while it visi | The rules of the floating faculty | prohibiting the co-eds from being on | the hurricane deck after dark and the mysterious appearance of the skuil and crossbones of the Jolly Roger at the masthead one morning had some thing to do with their resignation, but just what they declined to say. They are: Wendell C. Goddard of New York, Harry R. Addison of Cleve- land, Duncan MacMartin of New York, Frank ,T. Morgan of New | Haven, Conn.; Enos Richardson of New York and George E. Tierney of GTON, D. C, RAILWAY EXPRESS WAGE ISSUE TO BE ARBITRATED | By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 2.—Articles of arbitration were signed yesterday by L. R. Gwyn, vice president of the American Rallway Express Co., and union representatives covering a wage dispute under negotiation since Octo- ber, 1925, affecting 65,000 express em- ployes. The agreement was reached follow- ) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1926. to be held under the railway labor act. The labor organizations involved are the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. the Order of Railway Expressmen and the American Fede men. A board of arbitration will be named, | consisting of one member represent- ing the company. one representing the three untons, and a_third to be select- ed by these two. Sessions will start as soon as the board is formed. The average pay of a railway clerk was said by the company to be $5.30 a day. The Increase asked was 11% and 12 cents an hour. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR NEW SUBDIVISION ROSEDALE PARK MARYLAND Beautiful New Detached Homes of six, seven and eight rooms. Each house distinctly different. W ide, deep lots. Every modern convenience Easy Yerms i Aid U. S. Against Rum | 4 land strangs. with here and there & |conegiate! Yes, th Philadelphia. & Running. touch of siang. Ah. there was uuol-iAmef,c o e e e R mdam:| As the President Clevelana was |ing artangements by G. W. W. Han: ; er's, which of old was solace to the ; American university afloat, which left | jaying Honolulu for San Francisc |Ber of the United States Board of ) | good I;Sd ‘grea(’ 1;» articles were g;uod; New York last September with 508 | Robert Heilburm of St. Loulsand Jo}m 1 Medlation for arbitration proceedings w. d D fi i !as gold. its storles were & precious . studenta—75 of them co-eds—is col- | R. 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