The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 10

| ©, Would influence all other industries. | > Geet labor officials from all parte of OPEN THE BATTLE ON CLOSED SHOP Cait Is Sent Out for a Nation- Wide Conference of Amer- *, ican Manufacturers. TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO. — | Gary, Schwab and Other Rep-| resentatives of Large Interests Invited to Attend. CHICAGO, Deo, 22 - Of the nation to-day rerved notice on} anton labor that the intensive drive | Agnitist the cloned stop hed stared when William Butterworth imad a eal! for a convention of bir emy of th country. Buttworth de head of Maniwfacturers’ Ave President of the Chimoer of Com- merce of *! United Siaier acd Pres: | ident of the National Conference of | Manufacturers’ Associations com. | prised of employers n the following @Btes: Colorado, Connecticut, Ili- pols, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michi- gan, Minnesota, New Hanipshire, New ‘York, Wash ngten, Wem Vir- ginia, and Wisconsin, He conferred with President-eleot Harding: yeter- day. “Butterworth, in an open letter to- Manufacturers yes the Tline!« ation, V day attacked the plon of the va:'way brothérhoods, who, he ald, demand the ebtablishient of o national hoard of adjustment to Mo lubor troubles instead of the indivitual | eohupanies handling Woir own indus: | trial affairs. Butterworth sald if the brother. | hoods suceceded in thelr plan it} *The pian of tw brutherty Means the closed shup and unlon @6minatjon over al} industries alike,” Butterworth said. “This ts the most wital question facing the manufoc- turing and producing interests of the country to-day and whould have im ite attention.” je brotherhoods want to establish tiie adjustment board under authotity tthe Transportation Act passed by LAAGE ST The largest piece of ordinance ever built in this country, a six- leen-inch disappearing rifle for coast Gofense, was given Ita first operating tests recently at the Watertown Arsenal. The trials were successful and the big rif_le will gogn be disaenibled and shipped to the proviiuy grounds at M. 8 fir D, w tt will be tit As way Drotherkood of leclared to- day There is absolutely nor on be- ween the board we prop nil the loved shop question,” auid [resident W. G. Ine of the Brotherhood of Rail- way Trainmen, ’ operating 6 y and the are net fie sting for the who bellevés that our tional adjugtment board the tight for the cloned not know what he’s talking: bout,” President Warren 8, Stone of itherhood of Locomotive ‘En- sald. are interested in getting wine “We Adjusiment body to deal with dis- an which provides for & ational labor board having Ais DHISO er og gomnere sed pat tion over railway employees’ waris aie controversies are app aled to |i WOODHOUSE PLEA DENIED. net proyides the adjustment Doard may be establiaued by agree- Ment of iavor and employers. futterworth culled a convention of National Conference of State facturers’ Assoiciatiohs to be here Jan. 12. The conference Wii ‘be in protest against the stand taken by the brotherhoocs Butterworth invited the following big employers of } poor to be present the conferen Wibert H.” Gary, seh Unjted States Stee! Corpora- Charies M. ‘Schwab, President ‘the Bethlehem. Steel Company; gat w. Ey ot, 2,2 Morgan ‘Ompany ; helberiing, \- Tire and Rubber Company; jes Plex, former head of the y Fleet Corporation. eae LABOR PREPARED ‘TO MEET FIGHT - KT EVERY POINT Secretary of the American Federa- tion Acoepts Challenge of the Employers. WASHINGTON, Deo. 22.—Seeretary Frank Morrison, of the American Federation of Labor to-day accepted the challenge of Wiliam Butterworth, President of the Illinois Manufacutr- @r# Association, who issued « call for manufacturers of the country to hold ® congress to plan @ nation-wide bat- tg to establish the “open shop.” “Labor is alive to what its enemies ‘ere doing,” sald Morrison, “We are * to meet them at every point, ir. Butterworth’s proposal is a phase of the agitation of the Cham- ber of Commerve of the United States to e#tablish non-union conditions in| in@ustry throughout the country “The trade union movement is not | only strong enough to sustain the crnditions in industry which it has emtablished, but also to win new vi tories each year and improve on prea- ett conditions for the workers.” Morrison's announcement was re- warded significant in view of the fact the country have been here recently out an offensive which will ‘De thrown into action when the em- ployers begin skirmishing. President Warren KE. Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and President William H, Johnston Of the International Association of Machinists now are working out de- tails of their plan to establish a logia- lative office here to fight the action afiiioti they feel sure, they say, will ‘be found In the new Congress Tt is believed likely that Congres- onal investigations of the open See. wage cutting and liv ng costs be asked of Congress by the of the so-called liberal ‘Textile workers whose wages ‘been slashed are reported to suvh an investigation. 1D, Obto, Dec, %3..—-There eomnection between the pro- Court Refuses to Order Inspection of Acro Club Books. Supreme Court Justice Daniel F, Cohalan to-day denied the motion of Henry D. Woodhotse to bring Into eburt the books of the Aero Club of| America and submit them to an inspec ton. Ouse alleges misupproprin- tlon of inoney and misconduct on the art of the ofcers of the club. Juatice Cohalan said It had not been xatiefac- torlly shown that Woothoure was a creditor or a member of the club. ‘It may be that he has some rights in the promises,” said the court, “but now T am constrained to deny the motion.” (| nee A TRUCK HALTS BRIDGE CARS. Wheel Sinks Throwgh Plankt Brooklys Span. Trolley traMc was ted up on Brook lyn Bridge for more than «n hour after an elght-ton auto truck, fully loaded; sunk ite right rear wheel to the hub through the planking cast of the Brook lyn tower at 10,20 o'clock this morning. WASHINGTON, Dec, 22.—Carrying $14,000,000 leas than was appropri- ‘ted for this year, the annual Pen- sion Bill was reported out to-day by he Houser Appropriations Comm! ite, "Phe total tn the Dill te $266 500.- 000, —a ide In a Synnwomuc, the synagogue at No. 368 Penney! + hacer, <> \ and Cloth tops. “uban and Louis XV heels. +] 0" formerly sett, Pat SSS SS TY BAienAly board of adjustment Branch Store: 290 sue SSSA J. GLASSBERG 511 Sixth Ave. Pre-Inventory Sale! High cut Boots in all leathers. Suede Welted and Turn soles; LATEST MODELS » 2 and 3-strap Slippers i in Suede, Ne C. 0. D. Ne 9 Sixteen-Inch Gun, Largest Ever Built in U. S., Re..dy for Firing Tests as Unit in Coast Defense COAST OFFENCE will be shipped to its destination, Fort Miche, on Little Gull Island, ,off New London, Conn, With @ length of 69 feet the barrel of the huge rifle weighs 170 tons, while its mount weighs an additonal 960 tons, It will have @ range of 22 miles, and ft is sald that in action It can be fired once every minute. The cost of the great gun, with ts THE } EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920. ' GUN perme tony mount and operating machinery, was $300,000. It is mounted on a circuar steel platform that re- volves on roller bearings of great size, The ‘platform is covered with @ canopy of %-Inch armor plate as « protection aga nat alr- plane bombs. A full gun crew ‘sufficient to man the’great weapon will num- ber about fifty men. 'MISS MOROSINI’S WEDDING HASTENED BY MARINE ORDERS The truck had to be unloaded before the "wheel “could be raised.” Meantime passengers were croas the bridge ‘i bythe Abin "tne! trolleys Ceremony Uniting Her to Capt. were switch to various’ atreeta, am vent buck to thelr starting points Crabbe Takes Place To-Day. Panston fill Reported) Carries| Miss Mary Washington Bond Moro- $265,500 000, aint, daughter ie ana Mee. Atillo | P. Morox'nt will be married to- Capt. William Lafayette Crabbe, U: |Btates “Marine Corps. ‘The ceremony }will be performed at Elmhurst, River= day ta” inited aunt, Miss Glulla Pertinax- Moroa:nt, The wedding was originally a bwt the date een ed because Capt. Crabbe rt jordered to Cuba. Koleman Kratt of No. 663 Blake|, pean. 2 AVRT IN ANTO CRASH, Avenue, Brownsville, @ ttallor, out} SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 22, — Leo of work and deerpondent. went into | Walsh of Old Forge was instantly killed and Raymond Curl, Frank Crego and tomobile In which they were rid” tng crushed tu a telephone pole. BETWEEN 30TH AND 31ST STS, $13.30 to $18.80 ent Colt, Vici and Dull Kid. 'mes 1 fag 9 A Fifth Ave. | Qale-on-Hudaon, the home of the bride's ACCUSED OF AUTO THEFT. Car That Burned saya) Owner Let Him Use It. George Aldridge, of No. 4 Hancock Drive: ,| Place, Manhattan, was held to-day in $2,000 bail for a hearing to-morrow In Coney Island Court, upon a’plea of not guilty to the theft of an automobile ot No. from Louis Cohen, 1450 Kast Nineteen Street, Brooklyn, Aldridge said he had been employed by Cohen for two yea mii and had per- fon to take the automobile olit. He! his wife were riding at Spring and Center Strects, Manhattan, when automobile took fire, he sald. Ht the car to a garage for epairs, not Mr, Cohen of the accident, hic sali, and intended to return ¢ pairs were made, GIFT OF 12,000,000 SEEDS, Sent fo France and Belgium for Re- foresting Devastnied Areas, WASHINGTON, Deg. 22.—A Christ- mas gift of 12,000,000 tree seeds to be one whon the re- areas of France and Belgium and certain sections of Great Britain shipped to those countries” to- through their embasates hi American’ Forestry Asagciation. The se were of collected from the Ws which grows rapidly, iw in mur IMORE N. J. TOWNS | communities will return to wartime | serve of fifteen men will be held at/ he Headquarters all night. and | hold themselves avallable for patrol or riot duty. BABIES SOLD BY HUNDREDS, SAYS JUDGE System of ‘Adoption All Wrong, Declares Court in Salt Lake City. SALUT LAKE CITY, Utah, Deo. 22, BCLARING that “hundreds of babies are being Ijteral- ly sold in Salt Lake every year, Judge Hugo B. Anderson of the l6cal Juvenile Court tn his biennial report. to the Governor, recommends that legislation be introduced to prevent the con- Unuance of the traffic. He condenins the adoption pro- ceedings as at present carried out in the courts, stating that they are handled informally and decrees entered as a matter of course, the Courta having no means whereby to make inveati- gations, | TAKE UP ARMS 10 STEM GRIME WAVE Two Bank Looters Get Prison| Terms Sixteén Hours After Capture. Beginning to-night the Home Guard companies of two more New Jersey status for protection against the crite wave in Maplewood. The citi- zen constabulary which was organ: ized during the war will patrol the streets all night in groups of five in| automobiles and fully armed. A re- had beet in service overseas—Voor- ‘hees as a member of the 44h Division and Watson in the navy, stationed on the Frerich coast. “This is no plea of extenuation,” replied the Judge. “Instead it makes one policeman will accompany each| you men guilty of a second offense, patrol group. that of dishonoring the uniform of ‘in South Orange 26% citisens, in-|¥7UF country There are too many |cluding the leading residents, will| {ving without’ work simply because living without work simply because they have ser¥ed In the army or navy.” Voorhees admitted that the gang Jintended to rob the Milltown Post Office after the bapk Patrols in army uni- forma and armed with riot guns will operate all night. Sixteen hours after thetr arrest for! trying to rob the First National Kank yat Milltown, N. J., Prank “Sallor"! ‘Voorhees, twenty-eight, of New Bronswick, N. J. and Walter Wat- eon, alias Clifford Jackson, twenty- seven, of Melrose, Mass, were sen- tenced yesterday in the Middlesex County Court to serve terms of from |four years and eight months to seven years in the State Prison at Trenton | When Voorhees is released from | prison four years and eight months. {hence or later, depending upon his behavior, he will be tried on eigh other indictments, six of which charge bim with department store | [robeanies in New Brunswick, one in| | Perth Amboy, and for the theft of 4) diamond ving from the New Bruns- | wick YM, C. A. Frank P. Coan, counsel for the pair! arresied, induced them to plead guilty His brother, John A. Coan, Assistan( Prosecutor, ‘toid Judge Peter F. Daly that both men had prison records anc* pea broked jail at New Bedford, Mass., July 30 last. 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