The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 3

‘NEW SHIRTWAIST STRIKE THREATENS: GOMPERS 10 AlD Meeting Being Held To-Day to | Formulate Plans for Walk-Out. OFFER NEW AGREEMENT Only Six of Employing Firms Sign It and Rest Are Obdurate. Another general strike of the shirt- waist makers will, in all probability, be cailed within the next two or three days. A conference of delegates from all the shops in this city {# being held at Clinton Hall to-day to decide upon the question. Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, is ready to come to New York and direct the Strike if it should be called President Baroft of the Makers’ Union has been in telegraphic communication with Mr. Gompers over the situation which has arisen since the expiration—Dec. 15—of the agreement entered into between the union and the employers. Preliminary Conference. At a preliminary conference held last night Miss Mary E. Drier and Mise Leonora O#Reilly of the Women's Trades Union League; Bernard Wein-/ stein, General Organ of the United Hebrew Trades; Abraiiam Rosenbera, President of the International Union of Ladies Garment Workers of Amer- fea; Hugh Fraynem, New York State Organizer of the American Federation of Labor, and two lawyers, Meyer London and Jacob Panken, were a) pointed a committee to take charge of the strike, and this committee has a pointed Samuel Shindler leader, with full control. Several modificattons were made by the union in the new agreement drawn up in place of the old one. These tn- | clude a fifty hour working week during the months ¢ June, July and August, instead of fifty-two, and days o% on Decoration Day, New Year's, Washing- ton's Birth nd Labor Day. | Out of the t shops in this city only 45 have signed the modifled agreement. The rest have refused to have anything to do with it, The employees say that the bosses are trying to force a strike now, as it {8 the worst period of the djil season, and they could afford to fight the unton now | better than at any other time, | State Organtzer Frayne said to-day that the American Federation of Labor was prepared to go the limit in porting the shirtwaist makers. there would be no atinting for tie purpose of unionizin dustry. Shirtwalst | | | | + In Position to Win. The union leaders say they in a good position to win the strtice ‘The union has pl of funds in Its International 0 Ladies’ Garnent Workers of America is to be held in Newark Jan, 2, at which a special strike assessment will be levied o the mom- bers of the natlonal Whether, or not a the union will make q i The express comy Pileation on the grour ly interst only 8 based thelr aps nd that they were comme! deral to It Has Been Thoroughly Fsiablished ‘that S!. Nick Is As Wise As He is Good, Time was when good St. Nicholas Worked all the livelong year To make the Christmas presents that Brought to us all good cheer. But now he has a better plan— One that takes but a day: He “shops” through World Want Ads. and finds “Things Wanted” right away. AND LITTLE IS THE WONDER WHEN YOU CONSIDER THAT THE WORLD PRINTED 123,592 ADVERTISEMENTS LAST MONTH—OVER 45,000 MORE THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPARER ON EARTH. | Mrs. McGinnis, the Pre are to unlonize the entire in tis ta the cAboMes | oF $10,000 city. phe lust strike reault tn anton- What 1 term all of the a urne( Heipiia was! During the life of the franchise the | tgin per cent. of the bia the worl njured, |COmMpany agrece to pa e city 3 per in Mbacinniletere nowt ie detaenanen' wppears it duped. | RG Pe Pi fe. i! a ; 4 ue pes | capture the other half, For that purpose that we vhny nt. of the gross re nese Nn | a monster meeting will be held on Jan, ti amount to lees than $2,500 per annum doption Tam fairly fly 1 and back ra, in * 6, possibly at Madison Squari | a t nd to Increage ¥ which will be addressed by Samuel ¢ ratlons. Da fore yesters to the h : ml of five pers. This will b» followed by a se ew | day 1 received @ letter from -@ woman | child, ae SSN Gis paid of “educational” meetings held in a large) asking me to send her by @x- > yeara in the final five: | number of smaller halls in all the bor-| press. I suppose she thought I'd have | oughs of Greater New York. it crated and shipped right away When the wires and instruments are | ————— “And thiy on e all over the en-| netalled the diner in the restaurant, EXPRESS COMPANIES MUST | veeve conta My ° e can get any kond of mu: jlove to the d and again 5 hi pugting ta a coin and OBEY CITY ORDINANCES. jor course, we inves: All requ ng a button pe ——— tor We don t to gh Judge Lacombe, in the United Stato: | chitdren to wealthy familles, but we .| TITLES IN QUESTION Cireuit Court, to- ainel Mayor | want to feel tha! ane PONE Where = 9 Gaynor's order a the enforces | red for. J had a min AT TRIAL OF D’AULBY. ment of the city o vance compelling una rece from woes —- express compan es $ from $0 to #10 & for wagons and agin aaa Goneent The order was issu is a lutel: nece y and t “ a t——_ upholds the ria n nearly Ways origin tneual: toe With Gees ryt the children aluost tine Dinnond, 6 ant| ? laws and | « Ie THE EVENING WORLD, 1910. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, Do You Want a Baby for a Christmas Present? |FYQ\WINANANNY Santa May Have One it You Are in Earnest CANYQUALSOCLAM | HER NEW KIDS? Mr? They Are Her’s Because Born After the Goat Raffle. The Fir st Step Is to Write to Him, Care of the Guild cf the Infant Saviour, Organized to Help Mothers Whose Only Crime Is Poverty. Dominico nar great generosity of Dominico ne of No. 247 First av a has destroyed the peace of hin oke friendship whieh dent, Says the Demand | for Girls Is Far Greater | Than for Boys — Not aprou SRe~St.—SD 8 ago in sunny | Itniy, and threat n brain One Sent Back Yet. fever to Magiatrate Smith, to whom ie whole mess has come for settle By Nixola Greeley-Smith. vent If you want a To Trifone Luecenti, Moncetlone’s baby for a Chriat- tite friend, De omilulve Mave BAS. g mas present this raftle r kept one and gave week this story the t » An na, his wife, Lu will tell you how cent! won the goat. Dominio was | glad; Angelina was envious. SM debit fo the goat yesterday were born Whether the ‘ Mids yearning of your en and there started trouble, ‘The soul is for a Hickey whieh wor ithe, oat sagserted blond and chuddy| | ieldn Were: therefore batrays, treapabeers nid treasure trove, She would tuie the bluc-eyed baby or jor a drowneyed roguish brunette. | you have only to write a tetter to| Santa Claus and address it in care of the Guild of the Infant Saviour, at} No. 105 East Twenty-second street, to | | have your wish fulfilled. Of course you have to tell some- thing about yourself and satisfy the) president of the Guild, Mrs. Robert McGinnis, that you are a responsible member of society, worthy of the baby you ask for, For there is a bit of red tape ubout a Christmas baby just as} there is a red ribbon about any saat any way, asked, with irre feminine rearoning, had net hy given the tleket to Luce pped years © Dominico, he asked jominica told 1 to all Ine aucentl etective Downs of one of the nt stores In Brooklyn wondered Christmas offering. a dainty Uttle brunette with "3 is bape — . ——- | snappy Mack eyes should de riding uo But if you are a childless mother hea wn in the elevators so much, 360 MINERS WERE KILLED IN ENGLISH COLLIERY. Explosion Disaster at Bolton Grows as Rescuers Push Into who wants to be loved without any reason or excuse, and if you twant something upon which to lavish a boundless and irrational devotion, ‘his is your chance, ways walted for the car n hes & carried by No. ner saw her open ado a grab for her Th aw Mra vii OFCRASH PRESS ABUTTON ~OFTHREE TRAINS. | AND GET A TUNE pelled a separation. In carsying out the} ae han ee $1,008 16 Wasvington n Downs & gold wateh and some The Guild of the Infant Saviour was! the Ruins : niged organized several years ago by a group | e . ta her ant took her around to the of Catholic women to help poor mot | | BOLTON, England, Dee. 22.—The dis-| Adays street poilce mtation. ers to keep their babies whenever pos-| Jaster at the Little Hulton Cot . earehed her there thes sible, and to find other mothers for thelr [which was wrecked by an expl $185 In her purs children when adversity absolutely com- 1 eeuowert by Ake ronteNay abd eNeas in han gh Wetman —————— idea the Guild has become a free em-| Fi at th sup- we diam pnd rings bureau for mothers with! \ ane t Board of mate Orders N Handed from ante) Bhe 1 vas Mrs. Lydia Hill ot nd a bureau of adoption where Two aes in Collision on | An adjoining oft trae | No. 701 Dawson avenue, the Bronx, an grass witow Harris, 1 in held way rate damaged. Franchise Drawn for a Novel Musical Company. before the Adams Stres her In $1,500 ball fo Pennsylvania When “Owl” | Muiton, EN ing # way t care for married mothers, un- today. mothers, widowed mothers, aH 9 ape foadeye Hela 1 mothers,” explained Mrs, Moe) Hits Wreckage. r Ginnis yesterday when T saw her at} a eS ie offices of the Guild. “Just at this | The Poard of Estimate to-day ten- not the year the number of; A® eastbound coni train ran Into 8|¢atively awarded a franchise to the watabllinen Ofer as Tearn erted mothers increases appallingly. | fretght train which had stopped to drop! New York Cahill Telharmonic Company coat bills have begun to come {n,|cars near Millstone Junction, N, J. to-| to operate electric w Seas wala ianu cents a dozen tin the The wreck blocked ¢ before an alarm could } day, sic will be distributed by ¢ sirtelty. | | Under their system you pres a button | 1 hust rse our first object is sia “owl,” out of New York, ran} and out comes a tune. . een the mother and child together) into the de alled, Demonstrations of the possibility of Open Ev 231 cen AV Manutacturing| Aing. @mplONMEAL for the: HOtCr | lane John | transmitting wires to houses, hotels, Until 1 Letweea 21st and Sts., |__ Jeweller | BERRA COR RENTARE DOE MASP and] restaurants and other places distant nti NEW YORK CIty, rik 1 i 1 4-| trom a central station were recently LOOK FOR OK GR ae eee ae hasan 4 | maie for city officials, |F Make Your Selections Now. By Payin osit We WIN Reserve Amy Articte Li me | ROL SC OF SDE RANE train, Was! In yeturn for the franchise which the | Catt Wanted, by Uy gdoptel: or leewing At AN B. Monaghan, brake: | poard Instracted the Corporation Coun: | Pr AMOR AUN adem | sel to frame, the company axrees to op- | Perauads thai) te Kove thet Jerate under Kt twenty-flve years, and work for them. Babies Are in Demand. to the city | making an Initlal payment a plete with Chain, onty $5.00 Lorce Monogram Ene craved Pree. er not long ago. mpanionedip imprisonme ind Martin Ocatr months - Rights of Prisoner and the Duke of | Be inier an i ee Choiseal Discussed in Bogus of tantla Renas+ Picture ¢ . te 2 5 Ight to ttle : 4 Khel and tye Duke of Cholseul 1: wae desp trom | discussed the American bat- |. Hevatled for further questioning, Kiel on Jan, 10 Aul admitted having A « a Wilhelmshaven, . a sted t a i ° rmans. ‘The | ® if there usd > and Other Diamond Do you know, in the court Lockets from #4 toy nearly every % 80, pr v oles at all.’ BROOCH, PENDANT ay Says tha will ma Never Had Baby Sent Back. OR LAVALI TERE, ted parent ory of the Guild we! 1a baby re an: 1 wered. “You sould a oH 1 our babies swift i F Jess into a ho’ ‘ 1 er req 4 a childless hom ple A child gives su ' Sulcide in Burepe. iness and yet dt takes so 1 | f im happy, 1 persons who have any old iy Sie to give away s . arried ie would & nave been found iites, I ¢ We a such things a Yinel was one, 1 th taxation to Me “It's a singular thi MeGin- | nome that is yahappy a Is consid nis added, “that the adopted children | giied with ennul can be tran muses t 1 actually grow to look lke their new a baby and the love that Wh oh! parents. A French couple nearly al- § caaank BU Abou eee hee tae ways picks out a baby that sugs ta Claunadean't | weet Terilii: pe. \ thelr national characteristics, A Swed AW eeeumataeninet Lots wie hate invariably wants a blonde, you altogether in| two 1 yex, and after @ year or so 1 dolls, write to 1 of the Infa avout au sent may have ance between the Christma ty * H parents and the child. \veen sex nelr c | Sohonoters ut whic" ‘dB Auawied Earl | Sel eaeercoreer pe manth. 10 Pr yity iver Men Aber ancret Sc , eens ned ' rt ee A CHRISTIAS CAROL, | widower, children; &% andsome Cl + wait’ vo" ‘soi ‘Phe earlier a ci is adopted the| tne words and of a beautify | month for four children; $275 for five, better, Under. two years Is the best + (in elery copy of next Bun: | $4.95 for eix. and #f for families of mare ese, Fromptly Atte ge ercanceren a a ONE Sa hom she f ( e { G This $15 Cheviot Coat 56: (6) A Superb Xmas Gift! 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