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Presi dent Is Confident
Nation Will Rally in
Support of Decision. '
Pr*skfent HardJrg Is confident the
American people will rally to the4
rapport of the Ksllwpy Labor Boar?l
If the railroad brotherhoods porsis*
In striking In defiance of that body.
Tt Is not unlikely. It transpires,
that the President will address an
appeal to the people to uphold the
authority of the new agency designed
to put an end to the derangement
of transportation by strikes.
The Railway Labor Board lacks
authority under the transportation act
to enforce its decisions, but Con
gress entertained the hope that the
force of public opinion would be suf
ficient to deter a union from strik
ing in defiance of a settlement pro
claimed by the bo&rd after a full
and fair Investigation of the merits
of th? dispute. If the impending
strike should prove a failure because
of public condemnation, the result
would go far toward establishing tne
authority of tho board and prevent
ing future strikes against its deci
sions. " ?
Senator Cummins discussed the sit
uation with the President Saturday
night.
"I do not s-e that the situation
to changed in any Important re
spect.** said the Senator Sunday night,
^but I still think there will be no
strike. If the men do go out. the
government, of course, will deal vig
orously with the situation in the
interest of the whole people."
That President Harding and the
Interstate Commerce Commission are
now In accord on the question of
rate reductions is the significant con
clusion drawn from the decision of
the Commission In declaring rates
on grain, grain products and hay
between points in the Western and
mountain-Pacific groups to be un
reasonable.
Grala Derision Cuts Revenue.
The importance of the grain rate
decision, which, it Is unofficially es
timated. may reduce the revenues
of the railroads $35,000,000 to $50,
000,000 annually, lies in the fact
that the Commission therein sud
scribes whole-heartedly to the
Harding view on railway rates and
operating costs.
In his address to the Congress
April 13. President Harding de
clared:
"No improvement will be perma
nent until the railways are oper
ated efficiently at a cost within
that which the traffic can bear.
^f we can have It understood
that Congress has no sanction for
government ownership, that Con
gress does not levy taxes upon tne
people to cover deifclts in a service
which should be self-sustaining,
there will be an avowed foundation
on which to rebuild.
ROBS BOY0F$19
AND HIS ICE CREAM
Thief Attacks Lad Delivering
Order to House on I8th
Street N. W.
Frederick Wall Is. 12 years old.
1710 S street northwest, was at
tacked in front of 1915 Eighteenth
street northwest, shortly before 10
o'clock Sunday night, by a white man
who snatched from his band two
quarts of Ica cream and money
amounting to nearly $19.
Wallls who Is employed at the
Harry W. Kenner drug store. Ore
gon and New Hampshire avenues
northwest. was delivering the
cream to the Eighteenth street
address with change for a $20 bill.
The man approached him In front
of the house and grabbing the lad
took the cream and money and fled
down Eighteenth street. Wallls
was not injured.
The thief is believed to be the
man who overheard the telephone
call for the oream made by resi
dents of the Eighteenth street
home. Police were furnislted with
a good description of the robber.
AUTO COLLISION
INJURES WOMAN
Mrs. Mary B. McMillan. <2! Mu
sachusetts avenue northwest, was se
riously Injured about the body and
limbs when the automobile tn which
she was riding, operated by her hus
band. collided near Fletcher's boat
tiouse late Sunday afternoon with
the automobile of Everett C. Scott,
of Massachusetts, visiting at 5632
Conduit road northwest. The Injured
woman was taken to her home.
Ml?9 Elsie Seitx. 17 years old. ?34
Massachusetts avenue northwest,
was found overcome by ras In a room
on the second floor of her nome.
She was removed to the Emergency
Hospital. The discovery was made
by S. P. Connelly, a roomer. The
affair, according to polloe. was ac
cidental. ?
Comfort Bab/s Skin
With Cuticura Soap
And Fragrant Talcnm,
Tor mapieCaUrar* laicro nfa*da?lljipfispi mmm.'
i C?c:cu.-a LabraUci?,P?p> l.lriiii.lfiM >
$3.50 to Philadelphia
$3.25 to Chester
$3.00 to WOmington
AMD METUMM
War Tax 8% AMitksal
Sunday. November 6
SPECIAL T1AIJ
Eastern Standard Time
Lts. Washtnf ton (Ualoa Station)
7:30 a. m Return inf, lesrss Broad
Street station 7:35 p. West
Philadelphia. 7 30 p. m.; Chaster.
7:52 p. WilsBlactoa. 8:10 p. Sfc.
Tickets mm sale Friday
C7 Similar gaearmloas Xoveaa
tor It. December 4 awl 18.
Pennsylvania
Systei
rf tto MnUwr XJmiUd
Red Cross Funds
Will Be Handled
By Philadelphian
Tha appoint
ment of Chirltt
Scott, It- of Phil
adelphia. aa ?1m
chairman of
oentral
at
Red Croaa.
been announced
at rational head
quartern. Thli
nTlee vaa
in the readjuet
ment of the
ganlzatlon to
peace-time basl
Mr. Scott
serve
ury. He
ager of
sylvanla - Dela
ware division of Charles
the Red Croaa from October, ltl7,
to April. 19S1. He Is vice president
of the Olant Portland Cement Com
pany, ,a director of the Railway
Steel Spring Co- and a trustee of
Wesley an University and of the
Graduate School of Medicine of the
University of Pennsylvania. He re
cently returned from Europe, where
he aided In closing the Red Croaa
general relief operatlona.
th.
Liken? Korects Fight
To That of Ireland
Dr. Philip Jaihaon, Korean atatee
man. compared the Koreans' light
against Japaq with that of the Irish
fight against England, before Padralf
Pearse branch of the American As
sociation for the Recognition of the
Irish Republic. In Oonsaga Han Sun
day night
The executive committee of the
Ave branches of the aasoclatlon In
Washington will meet tonight to
make plans for a mass meeting Fri
day night In honor of the first an
niversary of the death of Terrene?
MacSwlney. former lord mayor of
Cork, who died from a famine strike
In an English prison October IS. ltlt.
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
AMD W. R. & L CO.
ON CARPET TODAY
Hearings on Both Sub*
j&ta Will Start This
, Morning.
Two hearings of Interest to Dla
trlot oltlsens arc scheduled for this
morning, while others pertaining to
bualneaa Ufa In the District are on
the iltti for latar la the week.
The Contreaaional Inquiry Into
achoola will ret under way at 10:St
o'clock at the Capitol, and at tha
aame hour the Interstate Commerce
Commission will hold a public hear
ins to determine whether or not the
local pnbllc utilities commlaalon haa
Jurisdiction ovsr the fixing of rules
of depreciation for the Washington
Railway and Electrle Company.
WU1 Dleeasa Schools.
Dr. Abram Simon, president or the
board of education, and Superin
tendent of Schoola. Ballon .will ap
pear before the Joint CongVesslonel
committee this morning. It la un
derstood their testimony will not be
taken down by stenographers
the Investigation will ba informal
Polnta relative to the school build
ing program and the alleged delay
In thla work and the courses of
study pursued In the achoola will
ba brought up for dlaouaaloa.
An active fight la anticipated In
tha hearing before the Interstate
Commsrce Commission wbsn the
Federation of Cltlsena' Associations'
committee on public utilities ap
pears before It to oppos# the ac
tion asked by tha W. R. A E. Co.
The association lnatrnoted the oom
mlttee Saturday night to fight the
measure, aa leading to confusion and
"making the local Public Utilities
Commlaalon a shadowy pretense of
self-control." The association de
clares the change would result in
depreciation rates baisg taken care
of by the company In fares, should
the control pm Into the band* of
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion.
However. William t. Ham. preal
dant of tli W. It. 4 W Co., h;>
that In kta opinion tho power of
the looal eommlselon over his com
pany will not be a?rtalled by torn
Ins over ta tha < Interstate Com
merce Commission tha powar of
Oxlag depreciation ratee.
On Thuraday bualnaaa man and
eltliana will ba glvsn a hearing
bafora tha board of District Com
mlaalonara on tha naw trafflo ragu
latlons designed to go Into alfsct
Octobar I*. Bualnaaa man and
many eltlaana bars alraady mad*
known thalr oppoaltlon to the reg
ulation* which forbid parkins of
atitomobllea In downtown sections.
Commissions!' Oystsr said laat
night ha favored aoma changes In
the regulations and Indicated the
clause forbidding parking In front
of bualnaaa houaes would be
stricken from the regnlatlona.
STOVE EXPLOSION
FATAL TO WOMAN
Daughter b Severely Burned
Trying to Save Mother's
Life.
Enveloped In flamea by the ex
ploalon of an oil etove In the kltoben
of her home ahortly before 1*
o'clock Sunday morning, Mra.
Mary Lucas, tl yaara old, of HOT
R atreet northwest, was fatally
burned while her daughter, Martha
Lucas, IS yeara old. auatalned burns
to the hands and face In trying to
aave her mothers Ufa.
The woman wu filling the stove
when It exploded. Her clothing be
came aaturated with oil and started
burning. The daughter tried to
extlfigulah the flamea by wrapping
earpata around the living torch.
Both were rushed to tha Freed
man's Hospital. The mother died
about 10 o'clock laat night. Tha
girl was able to return to her home.
Damage to the woodwork and fur
niture at the houae was estimated
at *T0.
W & J. SLOANE
1508 H STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, a C.
AXMI3NSTER RUGS
A particularly cAleualTe showing in New Effects* with, many
varieties in the krge sixes especially.
9 x 12 feet, $39.50 cad $45.00.
KARNAK WILTON RUGS
At pttauit there is a great scarcity of Wilton Rap. Despite
this we offer a splendid aseattiisem of Kainak. and other makes.
The large sizes are particularly interesting.
9 x 12 feet, $67.50, $7540, $90.00 and $10000. And for
the very finest grade of harry Brainless Wilton, $125.00.
SCOTCH RED ROOM RUGS
Nothing can be more charming and economical than onr Scotch
Style Bed Room Rugs. These are Fxainlfas and Reversible.
Very Decorative.
3 x S3 feet, $5*25. 6 x 9 feet, $1440. 9 x 12 feet $24.00.
SEAMLESS CHENILLE RUGS
Flameffectsin Carpet Rngsarepermaneatlypopular.Weareahow
ing an important assortment or plain seamless Chenille Rugs, of
fiw! colors and great durability. Withorwithont shaded borders.
9 x 12 feet from $10540 to $11040.
And there are smaller sizes at proportionate prices.
SLOANE VACLilJM CLEANER
Ycry handsome in Appearance. Very simple both electrically
and mechanically. There is no better or more durable cleaner.
$48.00, including 8 attachments.
Store Boson: Free Delivery to
8jOOA.M. to 5-30Pit all Shipping Points
Daily United States
Chevy Chase Savings Bank
Conn. Ave. and McKinley Street.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
Capital Stock $50,000 ? Paid in Surplus $10,000
A meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of the Chevy Chase
Savings Bank is hereby called for Friday evening, October 28, 1921, at eigKt
'o clock at the bank building, southwest comer of Conn. Ave. and McKinley Street
The purpose of the meeting is to complete the organization of the bank by
the selection of a Board of Directors.
This bank is projected as a purely community institution and all citizens
and residents of Chevy Chase, both on the Maryland and District side, are in
vited to participate in its organization.
?
If you have not yet subscribed to the stock of the bank, attend the mating
Friday night and enter your subscription and take part in the organization.
Hie par value of the shares is $50.00 and the stock will be sold at $60.00 per
?hare to provide a cash surplus of $10,000 with which to commence business.
1,400,000 MEN
NOTTOSTRKE;
400,000 WILL
Signal Men, Numbering
15,000, Will Take Vote
On Wednesday.
(BpecUl u TU WukM* MetaM.)
CHICAGO, Oot i4.?Promoter* of
the nation-wide railroad atrike re-,
calved an additional heavy blow Sbb
day when tha 360,00# membera of
the clerka' and fralffbt handleri'
unlona voted not to strike. Tbla
IMW HMN Mi MMI to i
as Ktinil LMt.Mt who taft
not to Join th? mlkoil ~
UioBund ifllltlciml qbIob
employes havs not T?t I
strike vote.
Executives of nine of the
?bop crafts unions are on their mjr
bono to acquaint their membarahlp
officially with their decision lot to
Jola the strike. Rail executives iar
the action of these ma breaks the
strike tef ore It U started.
The signalmen, who anashor It,
MO. will make their decision as to
the strike neat Wednesday. Tbey
are close to the train opera tin*
unions and may aast 1* their lot
with the brotherhoods.
Freight service has boon partly
resumed on the International and
Great Northern, the Texas road se
lected for a "trial strike." Switch
men and braksaea on this Has quit
Saturday noon and the union chiefs
hsre and In Cleveland said tha
strlks was 1M per oent perfect.
Nevertheless, passenger trains con
tinue to operate and now the
freight service (a being reetored.
Union officials on the I. A O. N.
aay t??r M Ml (HMM to MMr
(m with tka aonwil mt tralaa
?*1 Mt i at acta iMtaM of ?M>
?In ku i??inl M tka Tosaa
atrlka ao Mr. ffmmtlaa ot tka road
?* nte ptrt!, aai it M
?iM tha pwiBWr uifau aarrr
jmrtOit op to xhia ttaaa^ttMy
Ik air authority.
WIRTH RESIGNATION
MUDDLES POLITICS
i
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