The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1920, Page 8

t @ ” to * “dl oe The same increase in rates of ‘As Were granted the soft coal ‘workers by President Wilson's commission in its award (This demand Gall for slightly leas than 27 ) Increases aa follows are et | nL a il NE MINERS ON 000 000 RASE irgents, Who W: Want Strike, © ‘ahd Regulars, Who Do Not, Meet To-Morrow. bsabeial te The @rentis. were! cs RE, Pa, Aug, 31—A factional war within the ranks United Mine Workers will the scale crisis to-morrow the administration committee, is at Hazioton and the insurgents ia this city, The insurgents ly will declare for a strike and “ stration men will ask the | ‘ to remain at work while they | for a reopening of the nogo-/ the upper end of Luzerne County | { mts are strong while in the eoal fields the miners are more) 4 to the leaders of the Adminiatra- ‘and are better organized. The of both insurgents and ad-! > forces will be about the! both basing thetr arsuments on | > : report of Neal J. same work throughout the an- field. h 19, 1920, establishment for all adult who are now receiving less $5 @ day a rate of % per day. of $1 per dey to all adult @ receiving leew than men's wages 63 cents a day. cent. Increase on all advanced ‘eS FOR STRIKE BRITISH MINERS Shows 606,782 for and (238,865 Against—Men Ask _ $135,000,000 Raise, 0 A Federation announced this that the total final vote in of @ atrike early next month 788 for and 238,865 against. empowers Robert Smillie, head rike for a day, to- sie of $3.54 @ ton in arte the public.’ The plready has refused to meres SP call jonhapadaed with red at coal the demands. wage increase, be $135,000,000 « year, of coal lion in the & iat Co 198,000,000 D OF WHISKEY WRECKED mand Arrest When “Ped- Gler's” Track Overturns. Aug. %1.—One D, Conn., a year. Ferry, it ts and twenty-five cases of whis- ene hundred gallons of alcohol welged on the Boston Post Road here te day, when « motor truck, heavily Jaden with garden eer rces. Revenue men as an effort was be- to ‘Tansfer the contraband to. ‘truck. overturned truck ted and burch river oft the sevend truck, | into cubtody, and tte Nicholas Demi nd hes driver, was arres' the ED, WOMAN TAKES POISON from the effects of an un- Deleon she had taken, Mrs. wed from bekerbvocket Horpical, in ww husband, who Fang ay directi y her Nquor 0 of althoush he him ‘uneral morning leaders, AYOR GAYNOR’S DAUGHTER FILES | SUIT FOR DIVORCE) MRS. HELEN GAYNOR BEDFORD. th Mrs. Helen Bedford, Wed Here in | tor 1914, Charges Desertion in Reno Action, RENO, Nev,, Gaynor Bedford, daughter of tho lite Mayor William J. Gaynor, has filed a} divorce action in the Reno District Court | esainst Edward T. Belford Mi of New York City, in Now York City Bedford changes desertion The ST. LOUIS, Mo.. sons were injujred, three seriously, 7.46 A. M. to-~day when the Special, “Missourt Pacific through pas- senger train from San Antonio, Texus,, to @t. Louls, wax derailed near Poplar! Minsourt Pacin. Ve MOST EXCEPTIONAL TIRE S! Included tn this wonderful sale wre Eins NOTICE—IMPORTANT | (hed! Yoo)! 4400 Tire Guarantesd Bait AND TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED. Candidate Tells of on Reclaimed MARION, Ohio, Aug. 31 Governors to-day paid thel The need of an after-wn lon polley to rehabilitate larly tn the | Senator Hardin | bet ' | fottow. x weet, was He dre Civil War, ment land The visitors States, ernom, and Gubernatorial nemir the Genator'» speech the Were guerte ata G, A aR Among the |who accepted represent invitations ents for the Presidential Gova. Lowden of Mlinola n \F yivanks . MeKelvie of of California. Rhode tainnd, Campbell of Carey of Wyoming DETROL Governor, greasmen lected OOOEX gan Ave: 31.—Mra. Helen le were married t. 26, 1014, Mrs. | . | ‘Train Derailed; 31.—4Pour per at Sunshine CAMISOLES: GOWNS There are no drawbacks to Tintex. 15 Fest bi Any of its brilliant, fashionable Calan’ ‘4 colors are bestowed quickly, simply —without staini ‘Tes only hadn't used it before! At all and 5 |GOVERNORS GUESTS HELD AS ‘WINDOW DRESSER’ OF SEN. HARDING ftogan Aceused of Havin Having the Brick, Giving Ex-Service Men Homes nator Harding and heard an address “him on reclamation and conserva- |tion of the Nation's natural renources. open new fields of enterprise, conditions and Jon the possiblity of giving former « |vice men homes on reclaimed Govern- which included not only Gov but several forme State Chief Exeout! were two of Senator Harding's opp Other Governors w Phillip of Wisconsin, Norbec Beeckman 0. P. Use Tintex for— ‘UNDERTHINGS K STOCKINGS BABY APPAREL SWEATERS SILK GLOVES SILK WAISTS or injur- the most de! aR Gute only regret you wil e after first using Tintex will be that you Department 10 cent Stores ibe uhack conn ee” s.. during ent « stolen. Rod and Hook. him to toole paper pook at charged with carrying burs! a brick swathed in cotton and © three-foot rod with the end, Patrolman Whitman, of the Fifth Street Station, arrested Hogan early ands. Republienn r reapects to to-day at Avenue A and Third Street, Six store windows have f reconstruc: been smashed Industry and particu- atrenaod by ~w a parallel “DANDERINE” Stops Hair Coming Out: Doubles Its Beauty. , and to 6d fourtess | © Governors | pees, After entire party plente Slig! to « whi nomination Ad Sproul of eS tall earl: of Arizona and Gover- jntee for mor, Con. fwlature and 1 inn State- to-day. 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Possibility Of orn ety Chacins Mirect wan are Kind tined by “inidnizht window dre No, 41 Hilleside Avenue. Falgned to-day tn Have Market Court Sf#", (or, fishing goods (rom windows] Wax entered yesterday by the ux of Isthe PremierJewelof theWorld” HE DIAMOND ranks first among jewels. But there are differences, distinctions in diamonds due to selection, cutting and polish- ing. 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