The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 4

: rs the Government, Attorney General Patmer to-day told the Senate Sub- a ‘ AND PEALE Colnnifttes investigating the strike. N “The Government has won its fight,” Mr. Palmer said, “There was No settlement, in actuality, the men and the union officers have complied MAY aE ; a EN with ofr demands and returned to work.” t “Mr. Palmer said Department of }| Justice action in the coal strike be- eee ~~ ol gah with the preparation of injunc- ———— {oh proceedings against officials of . Fells Senators. Eaading ae sae unién, under the Lever ¥ Strike, Was. Gey- “You have never changed your mind ‘ emnment. Victory, that the strike was a broach of law?” os sa a a Senator Townsénd, Republican, of oO Michigan, inquired, | IN, Dec. 1%¢-John, A; J * + “|. “L never haye,” Mr. Palmer re- | - President. of. th*Niurnea. “The injunction was issued ne, Workers of America, and fy nd ip ‘still in effect.” Peale, an independent | tie added that the miners now were | coal ot Pennsylyania, will be varie the order of the court, but mongbers ey saidh there was some evidence earlier saree: 8. “ig. Coramiesion. that it was not being obeyed in rood vd WBED. 2. '2,, investigate ik: Hy some of thé anidn ofMcials. ng Prices In. the, bituminous a Fury investigation, Mr. Palmor | according to unofficial he ‘wae still goitig om Involving the . Presifent Wilson {s 6 Mame the commissioners £ Peale and ‘White as- | sisted Fuel Administrator Garfield whole quastion. “Was thare anything said to the de- tqndant offaers of the union which would make Atiém finderstand that no tyrther prosegution would Be com- ménced agaimkt them?” Senator Townsend inguinad. ‘fot one words* Mr. Palmer sald. Qi | Best & Co. | Fifth, Awenue at 35h, Street Est. 1878 A. SATURDAY SPECIAL war. ‘Termination of the coal strike was emt but ‘a ‘victory for Women’s Slip-On Robes of Corduroy A, pleasant. little sur- prise for, Saturday | shoppers, for. these robes are of a quality | out of all proportion | to their price. Illustrated —a_ grace- ful as well as. com- }) fortable model in 'f« -narrow wale corduroy, Rose, Copen, coral, amd wisteria. 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