The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1922, Page 14

14 HARDING CAN AT ONCE END COAL STRIKE -—MMERSSAY,BY GETING ALL TOGETHER — ——— (Continued from First Page.) ) ite decision to ask that the mines be reopened. ‘The protection of 1 ernt troops and the American fins a al from an unrepr operators coal are mined in disirtets sentative £ 0,000,000 nly men were willing to work, anid Government itself mi eall for vol operators declined to aceey miners of experience now en tration gaced In other pursuit Ae Yor the KugEt At cont w The Southern Ohio Coal Operat i Association, which wi Vast 1 Ge'mined if troops are ser definite response to the lresiden fields to protect the strikebreake offer of arbitration lay f om this is flouted as the height of 8b- | morial at the White House dechirir eur by union officials t elves “willing to eontinis iuest and use every possible effort | Pennsylvania alone,” said t ny Eee aie Foe mnie officials, “and even if 1, production as speedily as condition were surrounded the amount that would be mined we finitely small, The surest union miners from going work is to send troops to th So the practical side fe still unsettied. Lf the will permit ~ 45 ARRESTS IN ATTACK Strikers! Tent ny Dispersed bs Sheriff took over the mines and the old scule of wa WELLSBURG, W. Vo, duly 1 would go back in a jiffy ais Me secede ot arian eT HIG that they want to deal wit ME | Ouval of ae ; body, Or at least with a group whose ; eee leviall ore ather, Sheriff HH. Duval. wash avernment operation would render} with three other men in a battle te simple any wage scale negotiation, as the Government's word would be back of the agreement, The Administration doesn't want to get into the coal min tween authorities and a crowd of in vaders at the Clifton mine of the Rich und Coal Company at Cliftonyt Deputy Sher ing business Mr. Harding's next move, of course fs to protect miners who will work, but after a lapse of a short time the futility of this will be realized, be the Nation’s coal supply will not be visibly increased, ‘That's why the miners insist that Mr. Harding can settle the strike by addressing invita tions, not to one minor group, but to the operators in every one of thirty five mine districts, so that miners and operators can negotiate directly The prediction is made that enough | Charge of dynamite we exploded at the of the operators would come to make » of the possible an agreement along the lines] sven miles of the present wa with a pro. vision for a commission to inquire into costs and facts on which future scale pair ee *|WILLIAM P. BARTER — IS SUED BY WIFE CABINET TO ACT . TO-DAY ON STRIKE Alleges Insurance Company Mrs. Helen Barter, living at present George y1 broke Up and dispersed the tent co ony of striking miners near the scene "lof the fight Forty-five men, arrested by depu ties and State police here and in Wheeeling were in Wheeling | Cardwell, late last ni e in custod Three of th: MINE TIP BLOWN Pony DYNAMITE. KITTANNING, Pa Tul 1A arantee Coal Compa rom here early to-da Little damage was done, The mine hi non-union miners Operators Expect to Open : = ¢ in Caidwen, N@y., to-day filed with Mines With Protection fine sheritt in Newark, papers in a of ‘Troops. sult for separate maintenance brought WASHINGTON, July 18.—The next {against her husband, William 1’, Bar- move by the Administration in the|ter, an official of the Home Insurance coal strike will be determined at a]Company in New York, He was at Cabinet meeting to-day, Both sides[one time Couneliman and for threr to the controversy are awaiting an|years Verona's Borough Tinasurer announcement from the White House. lund Colect The entire situation hinges on the} It is alleged by Mrs. Barter that action that will follow the President's her husband struck and choked her request made last night to the owners Jand that on one such occasion she Was that they return to their properties }competied to call in Chie€ of Police andresume operations. Handville, of Verona, who remained The swift action take by the]the night in the house to protect her President came as a surprise both to|Later she left her home and went with the representatives of the miners and |her cightcen-year-old daughter Helen operators. A statement which heJto live with her parents, Mr. and Mr made to the committee of operators| Hamilton Kent, in Caldwell, Dur who called ut the White House was|her residence there, Mrs. Barter construed generally as placing blame}ieges that her husband came to the for the situation its exists upon | houre and was so threatening that thc the miners and as carrying tne|police had to be summoned Promise the the Government would see ee provide protection if the operators] NEW SURVEY TO SHOW were able to get workers to man their mines JERSEY COAST CHANGES Preliminary plans for the reopening ot mines closed by the and to effect a settlement, were understood to occupy ~“‘uminous coal] May has been besun by the State operators who remained in W: ing-| Board of Commerce and Navigation ton for another meeting to-ca fol- | $10,000 having been appropri: wy th lowing their reply to President Hard. |'ast Legislature for the purpo The ing’s arbitration proposal with an of. Bae cs sree i general fer to place their properties and ser- 5 Nin ser Vices at the Government's disposal, |,,7h° State board's plane for the pro The Government, it was intimated fm official circles to-day, had fully|to accept the board's considered all the possibilities involver! plan tor. the onstruction of a seawall, it is state, General Electric Company 2,531,637 Daily Retail They must eat;"drink and clothe themselves—play as well as work—in summer as in winter. It is their privilege toavoid the sweltering places; to tradejand find amuse- ment where the air is cooled by G.E. fans... All types, and substantially, lower prices. _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. wiceman SHOT. {2-GUN MAN SHOT, sULEGED ROBBER) THO OTHERS HIT, WAGE SCALE. WITH 4,000 SHOPMEN was indicated, would be furnished if necessary to Insure production where ON WEST VIRGINIA MINE IN HARLEM CHASE eral of his shots barely missed the : irsuing policemen, as the taxi raced i) Madison Avenue and turned we n 120th Street ent to St. Nicholas Avenue, ‘her re HL to Hancock Place, Hundred jong the route ran to our 1 several tlephoned Police Thad 1 would be Policeman James Tooher of to stop, Up to that time Ch onthe running board UPHELD BY .A. F. OF L. | suit! at Hariem Hospital he wilt « “Proclamation” Denies| Crawley wilt have to stay there Conflict Against Govern- Banks Blamed, — [said the strike of thed railroad ut the United States, [the winter at No. 40¢ I comparatively 6 York banks,” the reso-Jon the police force twelve y desire on the part of strike] TRENTON, July 18.—A survey of the Jersey Coast from Sandy Hook to Cape tection of beach fronts at Longport has been adopted. Asbury Park is about crawled Inside wld began shootin , hold SS As the taxicab + 1 CRAWLEY. 4 mor Le fired six shots i t fo d In a few minutes it stoppe Clark eye and over the right eye, and it Soloway is also in the hospital in ale, under serious condition, and Policemuat some days De Silvio, chauffeur of the taxic n nly way he escaped de ting on the floor di was by 8 July 18. — The} wiig ride, He sald he had no idea DERE RUGS ar WO on of J Wealwhich way he Was golig: merel) 1 the proclamation." in{ obeying the man who Kept the revi the send ver pressed against him when he was solation a@opted by] ot firing at policemen, The taxic : nell, purporting to! was filled with bullet holes fore, aft ee tant truths in « and at the sides, De Silvio said CHICAGO, 4 ‘I've been a taxi driver many years| Press).—Reports New York, but I think f'm thre 1 believe I'll get a safe job as ron worker on top of skyscrap Patrolman Crawley, who Street and in summer in a at Clason’s Point, the Bro father of six children, He has been railroad control } terfering with 1 | These inclue ville, Morgan's (Southern recent euts infl820 the Honor Medal was awarde to him for saving the lives of two ehildren in an apartment house fire to “cover thecostlin Kast 104th Street h It was said to-day at Harlem Hos eans, the Mis nee and hgh : pital that his condition was in « at Cleveland —_ way satisfactory Ralls @onnaled 6 BLOOMING PREACHER GIVEN YEAR = > SEN Shop lonencian WORKHOUSE HAYS GOING TO CALIFORNIA. | (Va al es Ais We Me Will H. Hays, President of the Mo-| Detroit, alex, O1 who eloped! ton Picture Produccts and istribu-| Picketing was t¢ Hughes. wept hit.ptors of America, will leave within a anied! fous ws fied $509 and costs] day or two for Callfornia to inspect one year in the Day-] the film industry, he announced yester- Judge J. Carl Mar He aiandoned hia| aay: This will be his frst trip to Cal- children to flee with his| fornia since becoming chicf of the film] Seve hundred industry. ‘Tus neep of a dining or bedroom suite arises but sel- dom, but the need of an Oriental Rug is present always. If you need furniture now, you are, in a sense, lucky for the discounts make purchasing very attractive and the Oriental Rugs which are included in the sale will delight you with their great beauty and astound you with their small price. Rugs, too, in the Summer Sale of lints Fine Furniture PENN RR. SIGNS > (Continued from Dirst Page.) Continued From the taxicab was using two revolve those established for other CHICAGO, July f Way men of the & St, Paul Railroad pres Labor Bound to-day Through 120th Street the ta eae Ot inMies Maintenanee a petition for cement whereby : ible held up the trackmen’s strike { members The branch tine Junction to Denison has been abur shops Francisco F and the ¢ Vest 185th Street tation, his n Soon us pr done, was entering his hor be handed No. 109 Morningside Avenue. 1 hoard mend heard the shots and shouts and or the present © taxicab Coming at high speed ndstill that 1 h cars. Maintenance his revolver, ‘Toolier » Detroit to to the street and signalled the tasi| will ins ' hi t pending istments ¢ relation of both the north aad} two that phe tals Two p southbound ‘Katy Flyer’ between] tives were Houston and Galveston, was] $2 announced by the Missouri, Kansas{on charges eement with RAIL MEN ON STRIKE was found shot in the chest, in t! a th . aj Ginke e United States company’s lines in Texus Cincinnath the United States Attorney sent to jail a striker] PROS who refused to tell the names of five] Qt men said to have been In his auto-} When the hearing of when an alle Ne two non-t 1 ganizatic prtain q ared that men who struck ld not be pun- nit of action be- norting non-union workers. No e was injured them to return to work pending rders to strike tilway steike stil lay, although fewe Injunctions wer eral Courts to s terday to restrain d the sippi terminal eailroads St. Louis, and the Baltimore & inst interference edo and Shove s forbidden tn injune- . ML, and a petition fr tion was filed*at Indianapol . Indianapolis and Louis- Some marvellous Eastern Rugs are being sold at great discounts ACH RUG in the Flint & Horner Collection of Oriental Rugs is chosen carefully for its value as well as its beauty. The following examples are notable—but no more so than any one of twenty groups that might have.been picked to show specifically the unusual values in rugs that are being offered in the Summer Sale of Flint’s Fine Furniture. Four Examples of Typical Values RUE GEMS of eastern weaving are the Beluchistan rugs now fea- tured at our Summer Sale. Some of them average 5x3 feet, their price, formerly $37.00, is now $24.75. Those who love beautiful rugs will be delighted with the richness of our Chinese carpets. Carpets averaging 10x8 feet, formerly costing $298.00, may now be had for $196.00. Our collection includes a number of excellent Moussol rugs, which aver- age 544x3% feet. Formerly priced at $49.00, they have been reduced for the period of the sale to $32.50. The very spirit of the Orient is re- flected in our heavy Sarouk mats. Mats whose average size is 24x 134 feet, regularly priced at $36.00, are now offered for $24.00, And in furniture too, everything from a single chair to a dining room suite may now be had at discounts of 10% to 50%, FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. 20-26 WEST 36TH STREET A few yards from Fifth Avenue organizations met in Waco to-day toypelled to return eastward from Selis-|] EIGHT TO BE TRIED the strike and to determine}man, Ariz., after being notified that what action to take. they would not be allowed to detrain Paul railway executives an-Jat Needles, Cal., where they expected nounced that railroads of the North-|to work for the Atchison, Topeka west would start determined efforts to reorganize their shops following Petitions were circulated at Meri- failure to negotiate a regional settle-|dian, Miss., asking business men to ment of the strike discourage the employment of non- At El Dorado, Ark. four men wereJunion men to take the places of arrested in connection with the kid- [strikers napping of a special agent of the Mis- Federal inquiry was being made Into sour! Pacific Rallroad. affairs in Monroe County, lowa, where Extra police, including seventeen}a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy pas- Deputy United States Marshals, were}*enger train was derailed and at Perry, la, following an}sympathizers staged a demonstration| of piracy on the high seas. attempt to tamper with a locomotive, [Sunday units of the Missouri Na-] At Fort Worth, Tex., four non Guard. were removed froin]union men employed at the Frisco] ®vents occurred on board the Bluff, Mo. to an unknowa] Shops reported to the police early to. steamship Soutrah, destination. In North Carolina St troops were ordered to Rocking Rocky Mount and Dur Hardwick authorized the se ing of Sta following disorders there of he: ier Attempts to operate the Missouri,|out in sympathy with the & Texus 8 have been day they had been seized at a dance hall lust night by 100 men, taken six miles into the country and flogged SCRANTON troops to Waycross, Gu.,] dred tmaintenan: July 18.—Three hun > of way employees striking shopmen. ur ss ut Denison, abandoned and r base establish Texas and 1 1 trom Shernan| WHILE ASLEEP IN AUTO]" re the ctation at. Denison] Permer Poltceman saya Patr| Pt ched Him and Then Kan, my of tue St. Louta-San] Henry Gartelman, No. 32 Hildreth jad at Harvard, Ark,,[ Place, who wien poticemmp wuntit a fow fone and repair” wore{ years Keo, wax dozing in hin automo tis. Forty deputy | Due 8t 4.30 o'clock this morning when in wad] he S&S roused by tug at his $50 ads, diamond ie) pin cuught 00 toatl Six other trains were/ they — wery onsetidations on the{ Spring St 4) Perry and Charles O'Brien, No. ) West B: assault was adway shopmen, selti in the West Side Court to-day, Assist- ant District Attorney James A. Wilson asked for a postponement until July 31] at ia pistol and rifle nght meu In an automobile who Baltimore and Ohio train ‘om irl Even more to the-point~ than anything we.could say, is this expression from Mr VANDERBILT Jr. — typical of the liking of the young man of affairs for The New Improved ON PIRACY CHARGE nd Sante Fe, Band of 21 Got 4,200,000 Rubles on French PARIS, July 18 (Associated Press) —Hight citizens of the Georgian Re- public are scheduled to appear tn thd Aix-en-Provinee, rike| Next Thursday to answer to a charge Assizes which two hous Two armed men appeared on the C tuin's: Two Rallroad to-day walkel| telegraph x) ad in various parts of the ship, ssengers into a panic, —>_—_—— ‘| FELT TUG AT DIAMOND sengers sacks. pelled to put th aplece caprured they trial, ‘Thirteen others ¢ _— "jumped out and EUROPE’S “JEWEL JAG” were runine. | REPORTED ABOUT ENDED Billion Bea “Jewel Jag Jewel trade crisis In the trade that resulted from Uw dumping of about 4 billion franca’ wort) of stolen, ce els on the reed With | Jewels literature of questionable charac- | says. In Chicago policemen and railroad | (eT came Up before Magistrate Simms] was brought by erats who smuggled out fumily fortunes The second consisted of jewels 300,000,000 to 400,000,0) to read up on the literature, which was] by the Soviets granted. Among the books to which ex-| dispersion rption Is taken is “The Diary of aj and Kinglets Be sure to have your dealer show Fulcrum Shoulder Overhanging Cap Channeled Guard Micrometric Precision Automatic Adjustment ks Dpnds cnuscocncensaesuce=s- BRECTLC razor News,