The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 6

Keeg Gene Jame a ete THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 15, soos ane . 7 , | TRY POLICEMEN FOR INTOXICA- with alleged drinking in the Hotel Ar-™ on Some action will be taken to- March 31, when the Dresent agree- | fnands of the miners to the operators. he Hote! «Pp Lo ue R E d MI } TION. thur on March 8, dent ni né U bell ‘The operators also met to select com- p jenied the charge uppy ve omance at En 7 nti pret lity eons | wr AGFeRSaTRLIVeN of both sides said mittees to deal direct with the union] Patrotnien Percival Cuasiy, Daniel tat ty Chacioge e, “Dillon testte “Fr li sad B D H b d v under age and married g ate = pd officials. J Collins and Hugh M. Conlin of the| fed that he f ihe mn testi- otic eau ty Tops usoan ‘rithout hor mother’s consent, this afternoon that there Is no chance] ‘Phig afternoon's conference was|West 20th Street Station were placed ‘Collings “ls ateusha ot thine 46 “When she went to Milford sho told of an agreement ‘being reached in two] merely a curtain-raiser, The miners’jon trial before Deputy Commissioner! «oot is Cantain, Joseph A, Howard. mo © was going there on a visit, wecks, The operators say they are|tepresentatives planned to present|Lynch to-day on charges connected The cases were adjourned to Maroh 22. had idea she was on her way their demands formally, explain them “Se = = ———— 4 to be married, She has been home here with me ever sjnee then, +} told Geneva tof stick to young he really loved him, but mings.’ ‘The actual charge agains! her is counterfeiting revenue stamps snd trade-marked labels. In their apartment they teized thou- sands of packages of labels for eyery variety of liquor and imported “gro- ceries, bogus revenue stampa, and metal brands for marking kegs. Thi omplainant was W, A. Taylor of No. 29 Hrondway, attorney for Martini & DOWN ON APRIL 1 agreement was that every coal mine in the country, anthracite and bitum- inous, will be shut down on April 1 ‘The soft coal miners have already agreed to go on strike on that date and the only way that strike can be averted Is by the anthracite operators and the union officials reaching an Di Savane ind the miners’ representatives say i e she \ i Itude of the offfials she { me she didn’t even like him. just as strongly resolved that 1h led eed attitude of the off > LA e of the miners shall be in-| The conference to-day is the sixth AeA BELS Losses Insist on Wage Cut and 0 par cenit, in the hard coal industry since Presi ,OSSES on 4 ‘ SEIZED IN APARTMENT : miners are also, necording to|dent Roosevelt settled the great stri mal Men Are Determined their representatives, insistent that} twenty years ago. None of the c 346 STRE ‘i the eight-hour day be extended to all] ferences has reached an agreement HAR Avenue ET Police Arrem We ana Find on Increase. employees and that the operators shall] prior to the expiration of the old Baller dU ; awe adopt the check-off system through}agreement, but on only two occa- of “Trimmings, . ,| which the operators pay the duew’of|stons were the mines shut down—in , \ squad of detectives under Acting| About the only certainty of the/ine minors direct to the union by] 1902 for'five weeks after April 1 and Continuing Thursday 4 e that the anthracite coal oper-|holding siid dues out of wages. The ft veeks after April 1. : Capiin Plasehettt raided thi pe Eats Es in ‘or six weeks a ss tre. % ouilee OLNSito nage ‘tors ang the representatives of the|operators are as opposed to the uni-| The operators say there is u suf. ment 6 r 0. |" A ersal cight-hour day and the check- | ete hard coal on hand to United Mine Workers’ Union enter-| Verse! (ie yo nt supply of har 149 Sullivan Street at noon to-day a a ie nen snd - at in| Off as they are to the wage increase. | take eare of the demands of the City ur emar. a e a e : They accused her of belng a dealer in| ‘2° - id ‘The union officials, with President} of New York throughout the summer what they called “bootleggers' trim. | te Hotel Pennsylvania this afternoon) yonn Lewis of the Mine Workers of | if need be. ‘They insist that they will to begin the formulation of a new] America in the chatr, met to-day in] close their mines unless the union t illcxibly determined that the miners hail accept a wage reduction for a eriod of two years beginning April 1. and leave. The operators will issue a statement of their position on Fri- day, and whether there will be fur- ther conferences or not will be deter- he Hotel Continental and selected | » epresentatives to present the de-« ad bmits to a cut in wages that were need 40 per cent. in 1918. } Phone Bryant 8140 > : ONGLONELONGASCSE AL ‘the proceedings right away, ement in conference here before She Welcomes The Spring n A Paris Inapirea Coat Rossi, importers, This smart coat of Shawsheen from Worth rR Ae ey lantitva wane Thirty-Fourth peer int t, Strat evidences the Geneva Mitchell Savage’s latest dictates Grandfather Says Annulment RS: of the BaAGEsa Parisiancouturiers Will Be Next Move. Priced at $35.00. Shown in the new colors of Ladybird, Eagle and Corsaire, navy, brown and black. that true love yas at an tnd, He made another and another effort to induce his bride to return to him. He even waited at the stage door early yesterday until she came out. Then he said to her, ‘Won't you change your mind and go with me?" But Geneva was obdurate. She told him she had given him her final answer. “Then I stepped into a taxicab with As it is lovely woman's {nalienable Prerogative to change her mini, the whirlwind marriage romance of Gen- eva Mitchell, the nteen-yea beauty of Ziegfeld’s “Midnight Frol and Robert Savage, the youthful soa of the late John A. Savage, rich steel- maker of Detroit, is at an end. It) my grandfather," she told a reporter. Lined lasted less than a week. So that was tha! throughout And now there are to be annulment] Mrs. Mitchell, mother of the bride, ech proceedings, according to 8. W. Rice, |!8 living with her temporarily at the . the Sfacitattier cf the soune, BHAA grandfather's home, and she calls her Crepe de Chine. daughter's marriage “puppy lov “I eloped on my sixteenth birth- who lives at No, 805 West 98th Street, because Mrs. Geneva Mitchell Savage | day," she said, “but {t was no puppy WORTH says she only thought she loved and|!0ve !n my case. My husband died Thirty-fourth St. Ae ; "|when Geneva was only three years fs eure she didn't. A lawyer is to be) O14, Phat was my first and only love New York consulted to-morrow about starting |1 shall never marry again." Mr. Rice was the one who spoke about the proposed action for annul ment of the marriage. ‘We arf going to do it as quickly as possit In the mean time the young bride continues her nightly performances in “Sally? ana the ‘Midnight Frolic.’’ As for ihe bridegroom, he’s on his way to his mother at La Jolla, Cal., and, incidentally, ae has with him the pintinum wedding ring that he slipped on Geneva’s finger in Milford, Conn., a week ago last Saturday. She gave it back to him last, Saturday night. Savage had called for her at the New Amsterdam Theatre, in accord- ance with his custom, to take her home after the ‘'Frolic.’’ When they reached her home, which was with her grandfather, Ahe bride suddenly turned to him at the door, drew off her wedding ring and dropped it Into his hand. Just what she said is not known, but it was to the effect that she was through. 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