Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1929, Page 34

34 THE EVEXNING STAR, WASHINGTOXN, D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 23 1929. TuN | employer, plannsa erection of the| Gonfiesses Sluying l UNPAID WAGES CREATE |mifinie, Euiifs cravicrrs Sovnit| DANCE MARATHONS OLD. | DISAGREE ON OVERALLS. | ' STATUE OF FARMHANDihu}:‘_i been almost a constant companion. Towa Paper Cites Long-Distance! Girl Workers Frown and Smile at frsmE——— T e o s e —— | . . | RE the most interesting | Iaborer Fails to Collect Pay.|Sfdhidoe the only available pictures | Waltz in 1878, Factory Rule. Funds Used for Monument | sculpter from Boston to fashion the| CORNING. Iowa (#).—Here's a| BIDDEFORD, Me. (#).—Mixed smiles .l " l kl t & | s | monument, after many artists had de- SNappy comeback for the younger gen-!and frowns greeted the issuance of T ELLING just what picces siiver Dookie ; to Him. clined ‘because of (e poor reproduc- elQton When twiited about dance notices to woman orkers of a large tex- ¢ sfeidlogpenaiinatl tbuy 2 ' — WEST UNION, Iowa UP).—Wages | The light gray granite slab is 8 fect| An issue of the Adams County Union, | they hereafter must be attired in e , : ol & g 4 'S | high and 4 feet wide. Above the dog's found here, dated March 7. 1878, gave | knickers or overalls o ik, ¥ e ever w ritten: i Union Leaders and Plant Of | i which he failed to collect for years have | fouro' g g bronze plate bearing this pace to the “unparalleled feat” of | An insurance company editor was sai that! Howyoucanavold hav- f provided funds for a life-size statue of | quotation from n speech by Senator | Paulvallean Carier, who waltzed seven to be the cause of the new order. Som ! | young women readily acquiesced, while 2 S0 Sy o8 thing: " flc'als AWa't Action Crawford, a lonely farm laborer, | George G. Vest: ours without pausing. :‘d o[gnm,hnlotmhn\her { | H o |and his dog. over Crawford’s grave in | “The one absolutely unselfish friend He took a glass of beer two hours|others objected strenuously, declaring and n i e Q [ . a hillside cemetery near the Volga River | that man can have in this selfish world after he started, but refused a glass of i they would quit rather than comply [ i Tom two faded snapshots of the man tions. marathons. tile factory that in certain departments Showing an arrsy of famous of Emp|oyes, | 3 o nh‘!;li)ma. Kayette County. | is his dog.” beef tea. with the new fashion in working clothes. e ST Mawasstings. ’ wle Crawford worked on the farm pe ' _ of Crit Hegrison he refused, for an un- Prices. eAe'dl the hllormuh:n By iteACelN A Do g :(;'n\\'nc rra;v*n(i 13 accept qut:alarv n in choosing the L 4 i e g er Crawford's death in 1905 the late S e ELIZABETHTON, Tenn, May 23 @ Miss Libble Harrison, a sister of the right pattern, and in buying Union leaders and textile plant offi- | were awaiting | : cials today appa the right pieces . .all beauti indications of the attitude of the 5,000 fully illustreted, all suthori- striking workers toward their respective tatively told ... for Elsie de stands before making further moves L | Meanwhile, orcer prevailed through- | . o Wolfe, famous decorator and lout the strike area and trials of 50 N : k | hostess, supervised its prepa- | strikers on charges of contempt of Round \ > ration. Free, to those who | court ‘growing out of alleged violations % Trin |of an injunction grant e American & - b call for it. Come in today or | Bemberg and Glanzstoff Corporations A ¢ tomogrow! | were cn‘nt\nuei The strikers walked | 5 4 NIAGARA FALLS | out April 15 | ; . = . | The ultimatum of t ficials, . e 5 | We Want You to Have Your _opy o The ultimatum of corporation oficials, | giCHARD NASH BURROWS. | Sunday, May 26 to return tn their jobs, was confirmed | Foster son of a Chicago live stock Special Through , oy by Dr. Arthur Mothwurf, president of | broker, was reported by police to have No Change of 1 3 the piants. vesterday. Dr. Mothwurf | confessed that he killed Jack Martin, 1 \ said that former employes who were | Mesa, Ariz,, salesman. | a7 X - - . union membars could return to work, | —Associated Press Photo. | Standard Time but that the plants would be run on ||| v Washinston Lo 100 P TEE—————— Returning 7 an “open shop” basis. _—— Perfect Diamonds Against this stand the strikers .relnmm:_d the immediate cause of the || Ly Nissars Palls (New York%% - . M. considering the union policles in the | sirike was “discrimination and denfal of || L. Biffalo ° am F. 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