The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 8

OAL OPERATOR REPLY TOCHARE Discussion of Points Made by Miners’ Agent. Lauck, statistician for the miners, behind closed doors. The exhibits objected to are: duction, profits and prices, re a ta companies, [FALSE REVENUETRIO OF PROFTERNG Strongly Oppose Even Public SCRANTON, Pa. July §&—The an- K thracite operators are to present to- day to the Coal Commission, which la arbitrating the differences between the operators and the miners, a dé- tailed reply to the changes of profi- teering made yesterday by W. J. Seven points in the Lauck testi- mopy are regarded as irrelevant by the operators, They deal with al- leged monopolistic control and profi- teoring. The operators are not only strongly ‘opposed to the presentation of these points, but demand that even argument upon their admissibility be 1. Relations of wages to cost of pro- 2. Profits of anthracite coal mining c RAIDL. CITY HOTEL; PISTOL SHOT FIRED le re Ci Fred Wijmot, propretor of the Hof- brau House in the Bridge Plaza dis- trict of Long Isignd, returned to his restaurant at No. 404 Jackson Avenue to the Federal Court, which had found him guilty of violating the Volstead law on April 2, Three men were Bit- ting at a table in the restaurant. They ordered a high ball and were served plain ginger ale. The three jumped up, sald “There's whiskey in this house,” and told Wi- mot they were Federal agents and were going to confiscate his stock. Wilmot denied he had any whiskey and asked to see th@ badges. The three attacked him and one fired a revolver which tne police say con- tained @ blank cartridge. The cart- ridge severely burned his hip and clothing. The men fled in an auto- ‘ing and slightly injuring a man who [truck drivers on the Boston Post Road resisted A House hold-up attempt, Policeman was tryin, saloon. ao Thomas, Smith of No. 238 East SEth Street, Manhattan, John's Hospital suffering from a bul- technical assault charge. case will Four New York Track Drivers Ar- eral agents arrested four New York has not selected a late yesterday after paying a $160 fine | ~~ et: 2 ee Oger 8. Wholesale and retail prices.of an- thracite coal 1918-1920. 4. Freight rates and cost’of trans portation of anthracite coal. 5. Operating and financial perform- ances of anthracite railroads. : 6 Combination in the anthracite in justry. 7. Cost of producing at the mines in March, Representatives of the operators contend that the case before the Commission has to do solely with * ; wage demands and recognition df the | ~ i pr union, and that, accordingly, the Lauck exhibits in question are not mobile. mot's fine was the result o} of Wilmot's place, whiskey which Long Island City sip had it was for a banquet high official of Queens County. eae coal] mot said he was taking the whi GET WISE! germane. gee Py } _ Lauck and International Vice Presi- made pigs ‘worm mlette } dent Murray (of the United Mine 4 £ Workers, will argue for the admis- Wieman og ogee mane somone <r albility of the exhibits o nthe ground that the Commission consider any an@ all evidence bearing on the right of miners toa living wage, the ability of ‘the anthracite industry to pay euch @ Wage and the right of the public to eoal at prices that do not include ex- tortionate or undue profits. Pesci" Dropped Penett When Albert Wisman, Lackawanrn ticket agent, dropped hi a de ved them $303 of $303, ¥ o- railroad detectives Tora weok. te “than chee ‘Come sve for youre $15-$25 Megular mm M. COHEN at a toe "4808 wil arrest by Policeman Mahoney. Th patrolman saw an automobile in front curtains tightly drawn, Inside he found ten cases of his own home in Brooklyn, Ti man who arrested him was disinisse 1 later from the police force for shoot- SAVE MONEY SAMPLE SUITS ules Vale ft his go8- a Wi iskoy he “Rebbery.’ od ls Pencil behind Adomestic economist says: Which had pugated fe Pompeian Olive Oil puree West Thirty-Fourth Street Newark 2°974,?'re, | Brooklyn Fulton § Breed firest. ulton Street Near Hoyt Silk Dress Sale Taffetas and Georgettes You can stop in on your way out of town tomor- row and get just the very dress you want for the week-end. High grade, fashionable models, in exclusive variety of latest styles, of Silk Taf- feta, Georgette or Foulard. 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