The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1919, Page 9

OWIO TIN MILLS RESUME; RIOTING AT YOUNGSTOWN SOCALIST EAN FARSTOCNTIL, js TALAN CHAMBER once of the Labelle Iron Works resumed op- erations this morning after being ee ne ae ste: Wee. ine 70 por cont, according 40 oftlal ‘The Steubenville plant of the Wler- Mark Celebration in Milan, [fon Stee! Company operate eat ROME, Nov. 19.—Latest election re- in full. The Carnegie steel plant at Mingo is again operating and, with the plants at Follansebee and Weirton, W. ports indicate the Constitutionalists | Ve, ia Cholera in are seoured 300 seats in the Chamber of | fut swing. Deputies in the recent election. The YOUNGSTOWN, 0., Nov. 19.—Dep- Goclalints elected 120 and the Catholics |\%Y Sheriffs opened fire on steel strikers ninety. early to-day during attacks upon negro J workmen leaving an East Youngstown OMicial reports from districts in plant. One triker wan sbot in the ies. im city show the election of four gro is in the hoapltal Catholics, four Ministerialists, four injuries’ and another was less As.) Gecialists and one each by the Na- | "Ut tlonalist, Republican and Independent Mberal, parties. Among those who wero successful eahmane thowe whe were meee | STRIKE ONLY ALAST RESORT. matti, former Minister of Agricul- tere; Ferdinando Martini, former Governor of Erythrea; Leonida Bis- solati-Bergamaschi, former Minister @f Military Aid and War Pensions; Carl Ferraris, Minister of Industry, |falied was urged in a resolution pre- Commerce, Labor and Food, and/| sented to-day at the convention of the Signor Daneo, former Minister of] American Mining Congress. Finance. ‘The resolution asserted many strikes First disorders resulting from the | were called Lert shared before any at- elections were reported from Milan. | tempts were made to conciliate differ~ Imternutionalists attacked a proces- | ¢nre*, and sald, such awe would, ee sion during the post-election celebra-| as it would prevent the suffering inci- tion, according to despatches. Many | dent to strikes. were wounded. Police arrested sev-| It was. ain the resolution that a Federal commission be appointed by he sictere, to determine when a atrike legally could aad decla: a general)” trike in Milan, the dinpavones said, BRITISH RR. MEN ACCEPT. headquarters Agree to Proposal as to Share in Management of Roa: LONDON, Nov. 19.—The raitway- men’s union has accepted the Govern- Ast ai ment's proposal giving the union a “efoctalints so ape 0 have sh. th ment of the ds. carried many of the larger olties.. Re- | “ny. * Pricer pppontoxosing age at onan ge aba Cremona, Parma, board of control representing the man- Havens sae Cuneo showed | agers, the Government and the unions, the alist ahend. Catholics were | Dispiites are to be referred to-a similar Joint board, _ EVERY EATING PLACE | should seek the reputa- tion of serving good food. When the public call for Worcestershire, they want ‘<:| LEA&PERRINS SAUCE ‘THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Bessemer plant of the Republic Iron and Steel Company resumed oper ation to-day, the company announced. Mining Congress Ure: hibit Hasty. Wi ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.—A ‘Federal law to prohibit the calling of strikes until after every means of conciliation had "rhe pthoruale aTtalia, characteriz- tag the election as a * “funeral,” bitter- ty blamed the new election laws which, it | declared, were “ the worst cencel vi May Buy Building for Tenants. With a view of possibly taking over ———_—_ Ons. W. w. 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All coats handsomely silk-lined and warmly interlincd. \ SIZES 34 TO 44 FASHIONABLE BLOUSES Developed in Net or Georgette Crepe; Attractive New Models—Second Floor Three Specials for Thursday: Georgette Crepe Blouses $6.50 Georgette Crepe Blouses $8.75 Full pleated frill around neck and |] With long or short sleeves; beaded down front; hemstitched turn-back |} or beautifully hand embroidered; cuffs; in Orchid, Dawn Blue, League |} newest shades suitable for suits; Gold and Bisque. smart models. Smart Net and Lace Blouses - $16.50 Fashioned over a bodice of flesh color Georgette Crepe, trimmed with Margot and Filet Lace; smart short sleeves; new models. Women’s All Wool BLANKET ROBES Women’s Attractive .. PETTICOATS $6.95 To-morrow—Main Floor Smart Street Petticoats—Fabrics $15.00 Warm Robes suitable for Winter wear-Second Floor There are two models; satin or cord ,| trimmed; plaid design; in all colors. WOMEN’S UMBRELLAS Suitable for personal use or holiday gifts. MAIN FLOOR Taffeta Silk Umbrellas Taffeta Silk Umbrellas $10.75 $8.75 Stubby handle model with satin tpt handle model; satin tape tape edge; entire length of handle is ; side or top leather handles; amber color; bakalite posts with scfsiite oval rings. Silks in all de- rings; tops and tips to match. ae colors. Taffetta Silk Umbrellas $12.75 Stubby handle model; wide or narrow satin edge; novelty bakalite handle and ring, also extra length bakalite handles with Berkley oval ring and stubby tops and tips to match. WOMEN’S KNIT UNDERWEAR Exceptiona! Values To-morrow—on the Main Floor Silk and Wool Union Suits Low neck; sleeveless; ankle or knee length; special, $3.95 All Wool Union Suits - Low neck; sleeveless; ankle or knee Women's Cotton Union Suits Heavy weight; low neck; sleeveless; ankle or knee length; special, $1.75 Cotton and Wool Union Suits Low neck; sleeveless, ankle or knee length; special, length; special, $2.95 $4.85 Women’s Chamoisette Bloomers - - special $3.95 Heavy weight; well reinforced; Black, White and colors.