The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, I ct acasininciaaiinesainnsaaseiy a United States Steel Corporation to-day Jand tent colonien of strikers in Manso] CARA WAY BITTERLY : met United Mine Workers’ threats tofCounty were ordered not to be m iDGE tie up its rich voal properties in the|tained after thirty da y < SCOLDS COOL Connellsville region by! closing down }povary injunction — iss MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1922. DRY LAW re FRAUD, _|{ss: teiutning trom 9 lecture) tour off] tic SAYS MRS. ASQUITH 7 ’ she retorted | Unite hat is my husband but 9 @af) irs. Axquith deciarped she enjoyed |tician? Ty isn't a jacks r a sapped need ‘ every minute she sp¢nt in Amerie, fin patitios ail my hs You den ber i ae red lat Wednesday paler although she did not, contemplate re | poxesdtm going on the stage, df) a darlin a' in ¢ ‘The mother of the tad tay in G W. McClintic, ‘ f Phe Athctan Atel Gad Wind come States District Court here to-day. Senator Calls Vice President Dis-]Only One She Found in America turatiie: sounilul fy Ba i y ; : only fraud, she fofind. She ' pany works closed, throwing 1,500] The injunction, addressed jo vart- courteous ‘and Charges She Declares, Calling Us declared the PRONE Don haw worken 1 GIRL, SCOUTS HU HUNT | FOR Boy. inder a physician's care, auftes yn out of work, Curtailment willous international and District 17 ofM- Pavaritiat: Wonderful People most untatrly bettgeen the righ: And der. the atrain of three days ani Editions, dmeive ‘also be made in the Steel Cdrpora.lcers of the United Mine Workers of fior Lad Vanishea After “ethietinn the nights of almost, continuous. lon’s big plant in Donora, wherelfAmerica, and to all officials and mem- to The Evening World.) SOUTHAMPTON, April 10 (Assoc/-] When informed, that many people Téhews Apst © He had said something to some ehilaren WASHINGTON, April 10.—The fated Press).—"\ wonderful, wonder : (Specia 000 are employed. bers of that organization, was issued expected her to l¢cture on her experi about going to New York. He thy Borderland ¢ Under the , hems —.-— \fon Yhe petition, of the in j , * nder the le rs © UNION HEAD DENIES colpany and sixty-two other West {Senate was thrown into turmoil this}ful people,’ was Mrs. Margot As. 70S I” Americag she repliediemphat-| Soleil) ne Wa Stes watiahe money Virginia and Kentucky operators afternoon when Senator Caraway,fauith's description of America tof sei), they W ill be Jolly swelledia« | dents of len lthad, 1 lest resl=] ‘The missing boy ix described an b r 1 yw ise Hen Had, Iv le. a detachment] blue eyed and slim for his age. When 4 BQOST IN WAGES > Democrat, Arka gave Vice Preai-Jnewspaner men as she disembarked fanpointed of Girl Scoutrs reinfbieed hy persoqa|he left home he wore am: bro 4 U. S. Steel Ceepathiten Close MEANS m8 COAL NEW TRADE PACTS dont Coolidge a lecture for alleged dis-]from the steamship Mauretania to. Asked if shor was gotpe into polt- from the nelidaborh ga rehed the brown shoes and a dark gray, pe nee FOR ALE- -AMERICA courtesy in not recognizing him to present a resolution “Hhe Chairman can only see the Republican side of the Chamber, it seems!" shouted Caraway, whg had] been on his feet for fifteen or twenty minutes without receiving the cus; Cormellsville Plant to Meet ; Miners’ Threat. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 10, Attorney General Daugherty, who arrived tere from Washmeton'to-day, Gee roe. was declared nuthori-f BONS 2 waiting here fer the ve. atively to be considering the dis-| sumption of the wage stale confer. miasal of indictments pending here}ence with the operators to-morrow, in Federal! Court, which some oper- iicented to- wane 4 a Ket A 8. PP e | Varriner a ‘gran ng je demanded ators haves declared mado impossible! veces increase would add $170,000.00 any wage «onference that would end /to the Nation's coal bill and make an- the coal strike which began April 1, |thracite in New York cost $18 or $19 The Attorney General’s mission was |# ton. “We have no way of checking ui kept a secret, and he refused to state]... increase,” said Mr. Murray, “hut {at the meeting and it was determined @Ms purpose ‘acciaring he could say ti mae ay, ¢ T cannot see how a 20 per cent, in- {that manners ard methods of obtain nothing ae PAV ints ee cease would make that amount. The }'"& More uniform customs duties and purpose my trip mplete, and) onorators contend their payroll is{ Port regulations would be taken up 1 am | satisfied that, any action 18] 599,000,000, and a 20 per cent. in-|by the commission with the various cit Dausherty, itrwas learned, was {cease Would mean but $60,000,000 a | nations s Le neoiitd year additional."” SS Pee aoc na ve ec macrence dur- |" He declared the operators should 19 DEAD IN ‘TEXAS STORM. Fa hg scat ending the| attempt to cut transportation rates,| DALLAS, Tex., April 10.—The death | "athe outburst was the climax to bit- Anderson, before whom is pending the} wiich he said amount to $3 a ton{toll of Saturday's storm which swept | ibd dincuaalon WhiGh Saar fees indictments charging coal oper-|'f.om the mines to tidewater. He Central West Texas was increased to] te! partisan discussion which has pi ators, unien aders and others} carted this could be cut in half wita]| Nineteen yesterday when Baird reported vailed in the Senate since the Bureau charged with violating the Sherman] «x. ving of $110,000,009. ““Itwo deaths. Floods in Texas streamsQof Printing and Engraving ‘‘clean Anti-Trust ‘law, by a conspiracy ~ wphe anthracite Operator wre declining. out Monopolize the coal 80 cents a car per i LSS iden an a.2 tor] the bituminous operators pay oniy Special hd add ToReout er 40 cents. The anthracite operators Stack also was to meet with the] control the railroads, and the 30 cent By eiioscon aranges ub the Gite margin of profit per ton which thoy claim is thus run up to nearly $2 of ithe Attorney General's arrival} through the excess paid to them. é ere. selve Peers : . Cee sas amity reagent ot the Se eaian that expresses your chakm and per- Captivating versions of this mood of the mode, im! ne Yorkers of America, re- Ps Pia . . . ry + r MIPAaA <to Todlanapctia yesterday, MINT Ghee etna x . : sonality and bringarecureent memories _ their coats at the fashionable thirty-six inch length where he re-established — national I Ss al f you,—that is the perfume yo ‘ . i f headquarters for direction of the sus- fe if Teen You eh é; ditt. have been very specially priced at 35.00. ‘They-are msion of work by the union miners. _ . = * shoul choose. ou Will,tind no aith- . oops . ey “An I view the situation,” said Mr.|Otder Forbids Interference With culty in selecting one from among S¥perbly_ tailored of finc-twill ‘Tricotine, smartly these importationseto give that last trimmed’ with selfstrapping and most beautifully No Way ata Estimating an Ins crease of $170,000,000 Murray Declares. Coinmissioner Studying Customs and Post Regulations For ‘ReVised Treaties Philip Murray, International Vico] wagHINGTON, April 10.—A new President of the United Mine Work- FIFTH AVENUT damas MeCreery & ‘Co. MPH SFREET "Tricotine Suits | ‘Kor Miss 14 to 18 : jin the>New Long-Coated Style Suggests Special, 35,00 Imported a The observant young fashion devotee has doubt-¥ Perfumes less noticed that the newer of suit modes favor : longer coats and slimmer lines. series of commercial treaties aimed at uniformity of customs and port regu- lations among American republics is expected tp develop from a study this question now being snade by t tomary recognition. ‘f have been on my feet while a dozen Republican Senators have been recognized, If It to he the practice that only that -American High Commission side of the Chamber is to be recog-| retary Hoover said to-day, following | nized. 1 want to Know it.” a meeting of the American section Half a dozen Republican genators The matter was discussed at lengti:| were on their feet instantly shouting for “regular order’ and when Cara- way finally got the floor in his awn. tthe tim when ns are in ¢ “morning busi- tions, bills and had expired. He permitted t * his resolution read, but was refused the right, for immediate consideration . Easter Time industry A perfume thattis individually yours, Lewi “the programme laid down by Free Competition of Coal the organization is functioning 100 W orkers. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Strects —* per cent. in the non-union fields. 1 K, fragrant touch. feel the International Union is steadily] © .W. Va. Aprit 10] UR re Bi lined. Navy Bluevor Black. gaining strength."’ ne union members and officers Vy Carorks Mr. Lewis said be planned to re-|were forbidden to interfere with free | Correct Blouses A ‘ Vee (Fourh Floor) Le Narcisse Noir Extract........1. main here for several days. competition among men working in ie PITTSBURGH, April 10. —Th® the coal industry in West Vir for N Gabilla x . ‘ i Mon Cheri ixtract..., av i C. e Tailored Wear i Fleur du Jour Extract-. Grecian Sandals and Strap-Pumps * . 7 “oy ~ : . 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