The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 8

a ee | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1919. a rship to f on Boisheviki and Other tn Radicals Decided On by ern + ~ Executive Council. \ land show was in col | Mr i ; GOMPERS BACKS MOVE. | ¥« = assurances that the | would support the Ballot, Not Bullet, Musi Be Re-|t Sorted To for Redress, ¢ Says Holland. {quoted as having told | land. ¢ ALL MUST SWEAR ALLEGIANCE BYRACUSE, Dec. 8—The Red, the | Vere taderlad alld | “In the State Federation of Labor} and the Bolsheviki within/the Government is going to find an ‘Fanks of the New York State|able champion of its policies,” Presi- ident Hol- Lo dopted at a meeting of the| Will be forced to state his intentions ; a « if E an 1 toward the Government. Those who Federation's Executive Council tO/ are members will swear thelr alle- be called in Albany next Tuesday. | giance; those who seek membership .| Will have to take a similar oath be- en Ratt gigaldleder td P y are accepted; and those in Sens (GF SANOUNCS | who are not citizens will be last night by James P. Holland, | lied to take steps to become Bs dent of the State Federation, | citizens or withdraw,” was the forces embodies: ful manner in which the State leader |put the issue. ¢limination of industrial and)" ‘phe nght for Americanism in Tabor disturbers from labor unions of | will be carried into the convention of deposing of union lead- | the State Federation when it me estas av radical; the |2920. It was stated, "The d \ rs whose 3 ing of the entire federa-| | movement will receive an overwhelm. ing vote such as Was never given be- fore in the history of tion.” STATE LABOR FEDERATION = ome citizens of the & |dent Holland aid last night. “Within | = Of Labor will be stamped) tne next few months every union tan | @ut Or Americanized by a programme) within the ranks of the Federation | Christmas Furs The. Gift Supreme The most becoming. The most acceptable , The most useful” Sets Scarfs Muffs SABLES SILVER FOX ‘CHINCHILLA BLUE FOX ERMINE CROSS FOX MINK POINTED FOX BEAVER SKUNK NUTRIA LYNX Wide-range for selection both in price and style, for immediate delivery 384 Fifth Avenue Bet. 35th and 36th Sts, Phone 2044 Greeley © The connoisseur buys Airline Honey for its delicate Infinite cure in selec iformly high- ey is the reason for p it under the Neither we nor t es Cu nly make uy Airline Honey you are ney-bearing AirlinE prom ION EY os om purity and uniform flavor sy Schenectady, Peace Conference that settle trouble when 1 went there to that had existed forlot the au nd which had thrown | not of en ent c our organiz9 : 5 tion In | —— Steaaevie TWO U.S. EXPLOR ¢| brought u hin a short time." ry n similar to that planned by ute Federation will likely be| by the American Federation) CLE of Labor when the Couneil | \mere that body assembies in Washing- | neat nin January, President Holland |°?'* ideration from th Several Hart. “Some of thore radica ND, 0. Dec their co-workers there wrong with the Government: is, then we have a remdy in the ba lot, not the bullet,” President Holland ‘ ee opt the gov- fon. national bring the issu | the front. throu, of union labor. Ry States, he said, federa tions throughout the country will b organized industrial | swung into line, until the entire Na- sked to co-operate with | tion of union workmen will be de- | ration in its antierndi.| Voting their Interest toward on same t Russia experi- fn. “Many times Tam in-| patriotic policy it Pv sonenh fi! Anne A és that employers a President Holiand is here as @ vep- | ytro, ell, both of H me ? a re, thal employers ate] Eiwitve’ or thes meats, Pedorecien | fie stile of her pile of gifts—what can it be? She strug If they would meet with its leaders; |%t the Fourth Annual Safety Congress | ny, Horn, Henry of the State Industrial Commission.|N. Koi |The congress wit! adjourn Thursday. | of Lox — _ wn and talk with cess of elimina be lens trouble if they would sit them about this tion, then there w in the entire country In many instances of labor troubles throughout the State the sources of the trouble have been fount to lie in union jeaders who were not Ameri- can citizens, it was pointed out by the Stite leader A few years ago in the City of Irtnh Question. | 3.—Premier Lloyd | diana Steel W LONDON, Dee. GARY, Ind., Dee, MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW ‘YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Gift Suggestions for Him and for Her Men’s House Slippers i have been assembled, in anticipation of the before-Christ- | mas demand, in large and comprehensive assortments Holiday Foot Notes | | | which include practically every wanted model and material | as well as the most shapely and comfortable lasts. 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And SLIPPER BUCKLES in a great variety of new and striking effects In consideration of Irsh xelf-government ERS KILLED ff Meet Death In Congo Train Wreck= r Lidward M. Thierry, all NO PLEDGE BY LLOYD GEORGE |BIG TINPLATE PLANT CLOSED Didn't Promine Americans to Settle| Coal Shortage Leaves 11,000 In- George gave no pledge of any kind to| steel workers were thrown out of work ¢ American representatives at the! here to-day when the American Sheet | Lieut. 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Many designs are the same as those of larger pieces of silver, effecting a harmony that will add greatly to the beauty of the table. Beautiful as this silverware is, its charm is enhanced by its en- during quality. Thus our collec- tion is beautiful in the truest sense of the word, for its beauty is a service as well as a joy—its prices governed by true economy. Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE +» NEW YORK @ ‘| =I | = ° . iii mT