The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 11

' ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, Mantel Contractors of America, about 350 members, as Mr, Un- IN OFFICIAL DUTIES =! | has 200,000 PLEDGED TO MARCH JULY 4 IN ANTLORY FIGHT 3 resentatives Club? A. 1 have deait with it, I don’t know that | it has any headquarters, Q. It is made up of the New York representatives of all the manu- n facturers in the try? A. (Continued From First Page.) of them. on | | as | .-Q The expenses of the Atlantic | : elation a paid by @ | Wins Knees & Association are paid by the local Demonstration Will Signalize Nation-Wide Drive Against | Prohibition. recommend |associations? A, And pays $25 a year to the national association for each member, EXPULSION PENALTY FOR RE- VEALING SECRETS, The Board of Directors of the At- changes in the law, in ‘ts duties, BLAMES SWANN FOR PRESENT CONDITIONS. “If the District Attorney had per- formed his duty the present situation Page 5 ac baticen lantic Association meets once a] Plans for a big demonstration bee “ exist. If he believed the the Building Trades Pm-\parade which will be “the drumbeat in its present form to be effec- ssociatic The meetings! of @ finish fight against Prohibition’ tive, why is it that during all those and the penalty for divulg-|° were made in the Hotel Astor tast Q What es on that is so confi-levening -b; “spontaneous” meeting at these meetings? A. Noth- lor 100 men. They pledged mavision was copied from) iarehers and selected the Fourth of tonal Association has a|Jily as the dats for the demonstra- contract with the International Union|tion “because of its appropriateness to a plea for the personal liberty that years with thousands of these viola- | MS, the Proceedings is expulsion tions going on around him, and in- ¢reasing from day to day until the intolerable situation has got be- yond control, his office did not lift a finger toward performing its duty? of Bricklayers, Masons and Ptas- “Why is it that during all those|terers’ Union, effective from April, years not a single proscoution was| 1918, to J 1923, A. Yes, Mas been taken away from Amer began? Why, ; “| The cont contains a proviso|{cans. LOE Shei ee Resp adl CT or Federal law] The Chairman, Frank C. Drake, Materiats combination was exposed tor | nullified htm by me nearly two years ago, and|a whole the evidence was handed to him on a the contract as nd. | been friction between Union and the Brick- who organized the meeting, said: “Until this meeting brought together, these men were strangers lis “teaching universal disrespect for | He said that being an ex-service man, platter, did he carefully tuck it 80/1, vers" as to the right to control the|t) me and, with one or two excep- snugly away that when we demanded | trade. ‘The unions were consolidated | trons, to one another. They represent its return he had trouble tn digging | in 1918, and the contract resulted. . 4 type of intelligent society and the papers out of a private safe where |. Mr. Untermyer read a letter from SA aca sata ty. hid they had teen hidden teat somebody | Secretary Dobson telling Mr, Petri}aro of differing opinions as to ‘ Jin March, 1918, that Journey-| right solution of the liquor problem. should find them? So much for the|men Tile La rome in by | supmerging these Indiv opinions value of Mr. Banton's (Assistant Dis- | peaceable means” tep would | Submerging , ' sik SEK ditenies, vas fais call, (brink trikes on {for the time being, they baye jol buildings on whieh ntractors | hands in the broad common carse of “Tt 1s, however, only just to say in| were employing the le Layers’ | yersonal liberty this connection that since we began| Union pone Ae . re our work of doing what the prose-| Gh 1. Cheney, continuing bia| “They represent no special int Perle eater should have done, and aince Mr, | testimony from erday, offered an|of any description. There ts no ‘nig tons Ghlet bai 5 ine: Nase for the Tile, Grate and Mancal and any citizen may Banton’s chief has seen the hand- ation, of which he is secret ervices aS marcher, organ writing on the wall—what he chould uid he acted as an individual «na | © $ Bia conibueer fave done years ago—we have had etary in sending out “K, | 2h speaker, bandmaster, con : ae i eta Scenarios that or “keep ‘or “knock out" |of flags or worker of any kin D Dataeceae @ ADORE aNGINCe ahs to all members to refrain from | whole affair is a spontancous demon- effice, and 1 doubt whether Mr.lworking on buildings or for contrac: | eration of citi ip, witn no back Swann would have made this critt-| tors claimed ‘private property” by except the righteousness of it elem the notifying member, ing P E 8s ‘i 7 £ afitios The Lockwood Committee was no- “What right has tha 4 ED'S) tified yesterday that ture would operation of the fat finan- time, and in the ¢ of it Mtl he taken to-day. Fo first time f ard Oil and and chronic nonfe n office ull but one member were present—| and Steel i s by its ab which we largely; own the necessity | Senator Cotillo was the absentce sence. And when the bands strike up *. . oe on July 4th the National and State fOr tis REANOH Gh SBE IEW yy eel Bishop Harkins Dies in Providence. | i¢gislators who framed the Prohibition trude itself and tell us what it wou lence, FR , The |Job may as well understand that the be wise to do? her Mr. Ban t men who march are going after their ie ele ston fe: aay Bt Sp man scalps, for the Anti-Prohibition Pa= SON'S BUMRDUOF cabton , | aed pcese of! rade is to be no flash-in-the-pan. all, has he no eense amor? wa of The m meetings afterw will MARBLE AND TILE MEN HAD and had t thirty. ¢ that the present disorganization of WIDE RANGE he friends of liberty is brought to an an Pet Vi f ‘ 3 Kast Sh nd for president of th antic District Ce Marble and Tile Association, : Cookies and milk~ - Great for the pane. ind f The Athantie Coa Pstrict Q ft oth National A: a and includ Manhattan Wostchester, New ‘Jersey men vrae ae attehe For Jiggtime Cake f et ation whi ingredients provides (ine giplemnieaston er @ inone Add Water and Bake er could join unless he was a m package ber on good standing in his loc association | The National Assooiation, the Tile Save , May Sale EGalebrated Owen Daven-os 20% Here Is the Solution of Rent Problem! When you place these three pieces in your living room you have also furnished a bed- room—for The Davenport (Daven-o) contains a full size bed. All for the price of $175: ONE. The Suite pictured during the sale will be cut in price from $225 to... . You may pay for an Owen Daven-o while it pays you. D. T. OWEN CO., Inc. 66 West 45th St. DAVEN-OS UPTOWN FURNITURE AND DAVEN-0 34 East 23d St., Open Saturday Fvening, DAVEN->. 53 Flatbush Ave. BROOKLYN Open saturday Byening. = ren — end, not alone in New York but throughout the Nation.” Mayor Mike Harley of Astoria, Ore, told the meeting he had “no interest in the liquor business except that which I have purchased by putting my foot on railings all ever the world.” “My clty was tho first in the State to go dry," he continued, “but since that time every three out of five homes (n| Oregon have little breweries of their own, I was the first man in the| United States to run for Gevernor on | a wet platform, and if every man nad voted for me who has drupk with ms) since the State went dry, I could have begun alterations on the Capitol | at once.” He made the plea that Prohibicion | CHICAGO WOMAN ROUTS 300-18. RAM: WITH HER SLIPPER Witness “Testifying Against | ° Alleged Building Grafters Threatened With Death. law.” But the main grouch expressed at the meeting, one which every ne had in common, was “loss of liberty. * | Most. of the evening was taken up | ith the selection of committees for organization of the parade. M. F. lyn, whose name w CHICAGO, May 25,—Bnraged at the click of a campra among his flock, a 200-pound, ram charged Mrs. T. J the the idea of the | Stahl of Waukegan, a suburb, yester nrotdat >” Was ealontad ae . With such fury that it broke her Honorary Marshal, F.C. Drake was| right leg. ‘Then Mrs. Stahl, who is| Director General and ex-officio | the wife of a wealthy 1 akxte member of all ‘committees. Cc. . Buhler was chosen Secretary. Michael J. McCarthy, on his election as Treas- urer, sald that singe the movement is a popular one it will be necessary for every one who believes in tt to help with contributions, lange or small. He made no secret that his address is N Vroker, armed only with a high heete 1 slipper, drove the animal away with | blows of the shoe, but was almos' the tins before Investig Witnesses appearing wiley commit ion |453 West 48d Street, Chairme inges of building graft in Chicago them |comimittees: wore enone as follow have been threatened with ¢ arade, IL, Wallace Hopkins; Mass. j, , TAO deneR Meeting, William Wendell; Publicity, | {\. ‘counsel tor ie TL reid Miss A. M, Jungmann, former man- | = = aging editor of the Ladies’ Home Journal, H, Ely Goldsmith volun-|he would undertake the work with teered his services as auditor. Other |enthusiasm, for he knew “the ex-ser- s of the ude Committee, | vice men are sore that hibition ud M, Wildes, Tully Romand, | wus put over on them when they were | Frank Lowe. Jon the other side.” pecial squad of ex-service men| ‘Tempora uiquarters for the [will be organized by W. J. Metivane, | parade organization wil be ned at No. 147 Montague Street, Brooklyn. |Nos. 2 and 4 Stone Street, Room 307. |Telephone Rowling ¢ unconscious when 'the battle was over. | 1921, | nounced yesterday. Union men in- volved in the threats are under sur- veillance, he added, and indictments against them will be sought W. J. Moore, President of the Amer- ican Bond and Mortgage Company. jens yesterday Me labor un‘ons in Chicago had gone eo far as to re- ra to work on any , ob where the owner of the property does any work al it At jangerous days of the week aa \l iron Workers are Mon- uesdays and Saturdays, ac- aes to statistics complied by J. | A. Rumberg, Statistician for the Painters’ State Conference. On Mon- 5 8 per cent. of all accidents Other days had accidents uunday, 1.46; Tuesday, y, 12.8; Thursday, 14 nd Saturday, 15.6 per tr {as follows: 18 Wednesda iday, 14.2 cent -|/DRY COP REFUSES TO TASTE EVIDENCE | |Shrinks From Sampling Alleged | Gin Seized in Grocery and Balks Prosecution. | ATLAINTTO Orry, May 25.—A hear- in the case against Duncan Weeks srocery stara proptictor, accused of possessing gin, came to an \vrupt end yesteriay afternoon when t arresting oMcer, City Detective | Yates, refused to taste the evidence Yates testified the Hquid he had selzed In Weeks's store ametied ke gin, bi he had not tasted tt A aald Proseout te i, now,’ ot," replied Yater “1 ly asked for an ad fournment, which was granted by Judg | Rebert Ingersoll BRIGHT SMART APPAREL _/or WOMEN 120 West BA Sr. mace Holiday Week Sale Thursday—Friday—Saturday FROCKS Newest Summer Styles D5 Original Prices to 49.50 canes Crepe, Kitten’ . 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Other shoe people said the public wasn’t But in this same March, Regal "750,850 and “950 REGAL SHOE COMPANY §850 and ‘950 Probably, in the past, women were the But observe how the male citizen is going alter sales to men alone increased around 20 percent. * * * The public is always buying. But this year buying differently. With a pride of economy. With a sharpened sense of money’s worth. Such as they are finding in Regal Shoe Stores. Genuine leathers in every Regal Shoe, no matter what the price. Old-fashioned, honest © ork- manship. Shoes sold direct through factory owned stores. And you know the prices be- forehand— BOSTON, MASS. “AAI SHOKS Made by America’s Most Progressive Shoe-Makers, Sold Economically Through Their Own Shoe Stores NE 14th St. at 3rd Ave. 40 West 34th Se. St. Nicholas Ave. at 481 Tremont Ave. sadway (Ne. Cortande th Sc. at 7th Ave. W YORK STORES Broadway at 37th St Broadway at 50th 6th Ave. at 21st Se. Broadway at 27th St. 2929 Third Ave. (Nr. 152nd St.) 991 So. 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