The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 20

pert eay _ Pete | DEALERS ACCUSE. [Who is COAL MINE OWNERS OF PRICE JUGGLING okeasiipinaa Senate Is Told That Schedule Has Been Doubled Under Hoover Agreement. WASHINGTON, June 7.—Repre sentatives of the National Retail Coal Dealers’ Association have laid before the Senate Labor Committes charges that coal operators had doubled the Price of bituminous coal at the mine on the strength of the maximum price of $3.50 fixed by Secretary Hoover. The charges were presented to Sen- ator Borah of Idaho, Chairman, and Senator Walsh of Massachusetts at an informal hearing. The Senators Promised a sweeping Investigation into the propriety and legality of Mr. Hoover's act in fixing the maximum Price unless some adjustment is made to block the increases. According to the representations made by the coal dealers, the opera- tors agreed in conference before meet- ing with Mr. Hoover that a maximum price of $3.50 a ton would be satis- factory to them. The retail dealers protested heatedly that tne Secretary of Commerce refused to give the re- taflers due consideration. They said that prior to the fixing of this price bituminous coal could be ob- tained at the mine for $1.75 a ton in spite of the coal strike. Although there was said to be no justification in greater costs for an increase in the Price of coal, the operators, so the re- tailers said, had accepted Mr. Hoover's decision as a minimum as well as a maximum price. The result, the retail dealers al- leged, would be an increase of $1.75 a ton in the cost of bituminous coal to the average consumer. “These men raised the question of the immorality and illegality of this price fixing arrangement,” eaid Mr. is done we will be impelled to hold an investigation.” In this view Mr. Borah concurred. As Chairman of the Labor Commit- tee he has power to proceed with an investigation without special author- ity from the Senate. Mr. Hoover’s right to fix a maxi- mum price for coal so as to bring abees the increase claimed was questioned and it was also asked whether the Secretary was not acting in violation of the anti-trust laws. HARD COAL MINERS’ UNIONS RE- SECT ARBITRATION OFFER, HAZLETON, Pa., June 7.—Mem- bers of the Afthracite Miners’ Gen- eral Scale Committee at a meeting] & late yesterday unanimously voted re- Jection of the arbitration offer sub- mitted last week by the operators of the hard coal fleld. Continuance of the wage negotia- tions, however, was provided for by directing a sub-committee to draft a counter proposal to that of the oper- ators. Queen Goose Of the Movies Now a Gone One Watchdog Kills Web-Toed Mary—A Loss’ to Art. Mary, a goose, famous as a motion picture star, appearing with Mary Pickford and other celebrities, came to an untimely death last Sunday night, it became known yesterday when Pasquale Cliberti, an employee of John C. Warner, No. 1 New York Avenue, Newark, was fined $5 in po- Nee court because he had gone into ihe barn to sleep at night and had freed a watchdog. Brownie, the dog, yelped and disturbed him, Given lib- erty, Brownie got into the pens where Warner keeps trained antmals and birds, and killed Gcight geese and ducks. One of the slain was Mary. Mr. Warner visited the barns Mon- day and found the body. Clibert! was then arrested. The workman ad- mitted freeing the dog, but denied knowing it had killed the birds. The loss of Mary caused Mr. War- ner great concern, She was the smartest goose he had. $2,712 FOR BEAUTY SLEEP. Marjorie Ram Karly, but It Paid, Marjorie Rambeau, the actress, lost « few hours of her beauty sleep yesterday morning when she had to get up and motor down to the County Court House. But it paid. Miss Rambeau file¢ a sult some time ago in the Supreme Court against the Albert Capellini Productions, Inc., mov- *ing picture producers, to enforce a con- tract for her services for six weeks at WW a week. trial was called before Supreme Court Justice Tierney yesterday morn- ing. Miss Rambeau testified she was paid for only five weeks’ work and wanted that other $2,500. There was no defense, It was all over in about halt an hour, and Miss Rambeau walked out with « verdict for $2,712, caanragieecuumena LUNA PARK CREATOR HONORED. In the presence of the widow and In- timate friends, Frederic Thompson, creator of Luna Park, the New York Hippodrome and other amusement en- terprises. was honored by the unveiling of « memorial monument at hie grave In Woodlawn Cemetery yesterday after- EORGE WIDDEN This fifteen-year-old boy of No. 1193 Third Avenue took first prize for the most freckles at the May party of Thomas M. Farley, Democratic ieader of the 14th Assembly District. ‘World News in Brief LOCAL posted which say: "If you are = issed ke a loafer, look ke a loafer The swimming pool in Madison] and are a loafer, don't come here.” Square Garden will open Saturday at} Supreme Court Justice Donnelly yes- 6 o'clock. terday approved incorporation of the Protestant Teachers’ As York City, which alms to promote the moral and religious welfare of Protes- tant school children through Bible in- struction and in other ways after school Jon of New Owen Johnson, the novelist, who was operated on Friday for appeniicitis in pooeyay Hospital, is improving stead- fly. School teachers may pay for thelr | hours. visit to California and the Canadian Rockles on the instalment plan, accord- DOMESTIC. Suit for $25,000 damages has bee tered in the Superior Court ut Haven against the Shubert Theatrical Company by Virginia Richmond, who was a dancer at the Shubert Theatre. It {s alleged that on May 21, 1 chandelier fell upon her from the roof, injuring her. Capt. H. EB. Honeywell of St who landed second In thi loon race from Milwauk ing to an announcement by the Brook- lyn Teachers’ Association, The New York Camp Fire Girls on Saturday will celebrate, compete, build amp fires and prepare food at meets in Central Park, Prospect Park, in West- chester County and at Troy. The elderly man who died suddenly last night at Seventh Avenue and Christopher Street was to-day Identi- fied as John O'Connell, seventy years old, of No, 735 Washington Street Louts, national bal- will sail July At a mecting of the Council of Guid-]5 for Geneva to take part in the Inter- ance of the Woodcraft League of Amer- | national balloon race Aug. 6 fea, Inc, Ernest Thompson Seton was] Three large Chicago hotels hav re-elected President, John Kingsbury] opened classes in English at thet Vice President and Elon H, Hooker| buildings for their employees, accord- ‘Treasurer. ing to the Chicago Association of Com- ‘The voters of Woodbridge, N. J.,] merce. ‘ turned down the proposal for a com- mission form of government by 1,959 to 1,021 in the special election, yester- day, complete returns of which were announced to-day Mer. Edwin M. Sweeny, rector of the Roman Catholic Church of the Ascen- sion, West 107th Street, was ordained a priest forty-three years to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Gallup of No. 403 Rugby Road, Brooklyn, celebrate thelr golden wedding anniversary last evening with a dinner and rece) .jon. David Wright, seventy-four, a drum- mer boy in Company H, 15th Regiment, New York Volunteers, during the Civil War, obtained a writ yesterday from Justice Wasservogel, directing Comp- trolier Craig to show cause why he should not receive a pension of $74 1 month from the city as an ex-employee. The West Side Presbyterlan Church of Ridgewood, N. J., hus let a contract for a new church and Bible school building to cost $186,000, The tnterlor Attings will make the total cost $225,000. The of desertion against Samuel lawyer, No, 99 Juckson Street, Passaic, N. J.. was dismissed yesterday by Judge Knox in United States District Court. Feld went to Brazil after registering for the draft and failed to fill out his questionnaire, Supreme Court Justice Benedict in Brooklyn, yesterday granted a separa- tion to Louis ©, Schall, Ne ton Avenue, from Mrs, EI No. 1463 Dean Street, and disiniased a’ a committee of the at James R. May, Superior Court, authorized auction the Noark plant of the Iron Works, sold the plant and sell a sister of Charles W. If w bonus bill is passed, it should be financed by a sales tax, the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association dec at {ts annual convention at City Morse, Atlantic FOREIGN Goodrich, former Governor and Mrs. Gi Mr. ¢ James T. of Indiana. rived in Moscow. the United States. A bill designating the daisy as the na tional flower of the United States was introduced in Congress by Representa Live Kissel, Republican, of New York. Former Prime Minister of the International Les Rights to be held in Berlin on Ju William R. Hearst left London Paris with Mrs. Hearst and their chil dren, It is stated by those closest te charge polities while abroad. —— FINED FOR yn Morris Newmark of No. 4 Mast 108¢! ment te Jennie Ro Morse of Hath, Me.. red ich have ar- jodrich will re- main there a month and then return to Painleve of France wili attend the pacifist congress for him that he has not talked a word of PWDING CHICKENS, A fine of $50 was Imposed yesterday by Magistrate Cobb in Hartem Court H counter sult brought by Mra. Schall. Tsiregt, Secretary of the Winkler Pout Supreme Court Justi Donnelly - . , ss granted a writ of certiorart yesterday [UY Market Company, No. 435 East 128d to the New York Central Ratiroad, di-|Sreet, charged with veruelty to ani reeting a review of the valuation of {ts]mals, Inspector Kline of the Human: Properties in the city. 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