The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 18

FROM FRE PERL Firemen May All Go Out Un- less Full Wage Demands "as Rar fet Fem general increase of $300 a year and leaders declared that three-fourths of their number would join in resigning unléss the full demand was met. City officials announced that should the city be endangered by a depleted fire fighting force State militiamen would be called to man fire apparatus. STRIKE IN CHICAGO |; MAY ADVANCE MEAT Chicago Packers Predict Complete SUFFRAGE BEATEN BY MISSISSIPPIANS Uproar of “Noes” When Demand Is Made to Read Wires From National Leaders. JACKSON, Mississippi House of Representatives; ‘has again refused to ratify the Suf- frage Amendment by a vote of 94 to The measure had passed 28. Senate. The action was positive and re- Miss., April 1,—The ass FOLLOW SCENT FIND STILL. Passaic Policemen gay They Get Whtekey im Raid. Policemen at Passaic, N. J., early this morning raided the home of John Am- | polick, No, 130 President Street, and | selzed an alleged still and seven barrels \of so-called wihlskey. ‘They arrested Ampolick and Joseph Kohan, whom they say they found at work with the still. For a week policemen thought they detected the odor of sour mash as they patrolled their beats near Ampolick’s home. Lod by their noses, the trail |finally took them to Ampolick's house after they had sniffed the atmosphere the Ab 5 “Titu RBDAY,: Jolted Out of Army Ambulance. Russe! Trypter, twenty-four, “a eol- dier attached to United States Base Hospital, No, 41, Fox Hills, 8. I., was | thrown out of an army ambulance which he was driving to-day end bis sxull fractured. He was returning from the | Muntei: a a Serie Te Teka oe Rete venue. He was taken to the Base Hospital, where it is aid injured ThtePnally. Lael DYE OLD, FADED Shutting Down of Plants With- long and patiently in front of other DRESS MATERIAL garded os fina), a motion to disagree Are Granted. CHICAGO, April 1—Fifteen hun- @red striking City Hal) emp!uyces md other mumicipal workers re- mained out to-day despite passe of ® budget providing pay increascs of ‘20 per cent., and the city faced a fur- ther threat of withdrawal of fire pro- tection through wholesale resigng- effective Aprit 7, bearing 600 names, was in the Bands of the firemen’s committee ‘when other members of the force met to-day to conaider the increase of $198 in 48 Hours. CHICAGO, April 1.—Federal conciliat- ors met with unlon leaders to-day to bring about a settlement of a strike of 900 stockyards workers which has re- sulted in a gradual closing down of the Chicago packing industry. Nearly 10,000 packing house employees have been forced out of work, and offi- clals forecast » shutdown of the plants within forty-eight hours, No cattle shipments have been re- ceived since the inception of the strike, when an embargo was afinounced. Retail butchers to-day predicted sharp advances in meat prices and a shortage with the Senate's resolution favoring ratification having been carried. There was an uproar of “noes” on the floor when a demand was made that telegrams from Democratic leader's urging ratification be read, Speakers who sought to support rati-| fication were hooted and jeered. Gov. Russell, who had been expect- ed to deliver a “little talk” to the} houses in the neighborhood. — > | BUILDINGS AND AUTOS BURN. | wore destroyed, and two one-an tory frame buildings were damaged by eries of brush fires alo re of Staten Island, “Diamond Dyes” Make Shabby Apparel Stylish and New Hes writ) Don’t worry about perfect results. 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