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Outlook for Peace in Ireland Is Much Brighten
CLOTHING WORKERS COMBINE FOR BIG FIGHT
No Tariff Change or Tax Cut for Another Yeai
To-Nlnht'o Weather UNSETTLED.
H I
lo-Morrow Weather FAIR. STRONG WINDS, .".v.
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JATEST
EX1PA
VOL. LXI. NO. 21,608
'New Needle Trades Alliance
Will Act on Lock-Out
and Strike.
FUR MAKERS INCLUDED.
Will Fight to Retain Advant
ages Won in Previous Tie
Ups of Industry.
The Needlo Trades Alliance of
America, an oru-anlzatlon repreaent-
imr .195.000 workers In all jarts of
this country encased In the making
of clotUe and furs for rncn and
women, was .brnupht Into elstenco
to-day at a meeting it the Hotel
AIoAiplne. Whether this Is to 1 an
industrial rather than a trado nlll
ance nono of the delegates to th
meeting -would aay. ibut It was ad
mitted that within a nhort time the
strLko of the furriom and tho lock
out of the clothing wufkora arc to
bu takou ud for consideration.
At the msatlnc there were five dolc
sates eaoli from the fjllowlii.s; orsaiii
lations: Tho International Jadloa'
tiarment Makers, with a raamtwri-flilp
of 150,000; tie Anialsainated Clothlnc
Workers of Amcrka. whone member
sfinp 13 200,000; Uie International Fur
Workers' Union, 12.0U0; Uie Journey
man Tailors' Union. 1S.O00, and the
United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers of
North Amorlca, 1B.000.
The do!e,?atfa to the msetlnc "were
elected at tho annual nraivnnKons of
l hi several todies last aununnr und
we.-e granted full poworji 10 effect tho
organization which came to-day. H
1 tun first time that practloaT.y all
tho needloworttlnj: trades have fciecn
Joined In one 'body.
These -permanent oSflcerc wore
elected: Bonjamln 6ahltssi)iKsr,
President of lie Ladle" Garment
Workera Union, Chairman; Thomas
Swooney, Oennrat Secretary of tha
Journeyman Tailors, Vice Chairman:
Slax Zuckormaji, Soarotary of tho
Jlat and Cap ilakf.ra, Rem ntary.
One of tho American Federation ot
I,nbor orsantzationf, tin. United (iar
ment Workers, makers of tiirtn'B
clothing, refused to join In tho al
liance. Tho two chlr-f factors of tho
new orffanl7Jtlon nrn Uio Interna
tional Undies' Garment Workers,
whloh in a mtmbfir of tho A. I'', of U,
nd tlio Amalsramatod Clothing"
Workers of America, which In not In
the A. V. of U
r. Schlosslnger, nho raturnort U 'Jils
country recently after a' visit to 3los
tow where. It wan aald. ho had uev'
tral IntoiTiows with Lenlne, an
nounced this afternoon that e-i f
1 he organizations In 'tho now nlllauco
would ijiref.on-9 its autonomy, und
.hat tho standing of any of thorn lu
the A. F. of li would not 'bo affotilo.1.
The new chnlrman. who Ua,s ibcen
workln;; toward this alllancu ulnco
1916, Bald that the reason for tlio ii.w
body was that al! of ltd comvonfint
r rffanizatlona had grown up from tho
i.ld sivcat-shop &ytem and tlirfiugh
ihelr unions had ihcen able tu Improve
condition. He ald that they wanted
to make It difficult fir any ciphyef
'o Ijrra Ikdown Iho conditions which
.md been 'brought about by thu Jo'iff
ngTit.
Mr. 'SohlcsoinKfir po'.ntc out that
r ovpr an emergency aroso in which
Mif five Intoi nationals would he in
o1vhI they would 'be ablo to eon-Vi-nl
thf workers' end of tho ulluutloh
l.v Uie fact that they all me "one
hunUrnd" unions, or In other words.
tha1 all workers ifn Ibalr roepectlve
linen were union members. lie alpo
said that later the tjelesatts would
probably dtpcues n iii'ranKemont
whereby members 01 onw union wlw
e.rc idle and were capable of doliiK
work In another un'on might ia
irlven necessary porrnlcBlon to do po
hh lontr as tneir 'previou non-cm
ployment lasted.
395.000
CLOTHING
wn form
ONE
UNION
DAILY.
'iwrlht, WW, by
Co. (the New
WILSON A PATHETIC FIGURE
AS HE LEANED ON HIS CANE
AT MEETING WITH LODGE
Couldn't Shake Hands, Needing Right to Sup
port Himself Head Bowed Former
Erectness Lacking.
lly David Luwrcncu.
(opeciai worresponaeni 01 1 nc uvc
nlng World.)
WASUDfOTON, D.w. 9 (Cop
rlgiht, 1920). Thtmost striking invi
dent of tho wcuk was tho pathetic
mecttng' at tho Whtte House .'between
.President Wilson and Ills political foe,
Senator Ilenr)" Cubot Iodso of
Mnsauchusotts. the lea tier of the Uo
publican opposition.
(Prom thoso who utood lr. tne Him
Jloom and saw framed lu the !oor-tt-ay
the cnfcetoled fUruro of the man
who once thrilled tho world with his
wqrdn conies a plctuto to-day to Vim
writer that could not Tjut melt tlie
toltterne.'a of partisanship and pub
otltuto a coniolluar pymjiathy in these
last days of tho Wilson Administra
tion.
1
It hJ cuitoniary for Consrap.? 011 thv j
day ftt ll j openlnc to send o com
mlttco of tho two iHousea to notify
tho I'reBldert4. that all Is In readiness
to rccclvo nny communication ho
may have. Senators Lodffu and Un
derwood, and Hcpn'sentatlvoufXIondcll,
Kordney and Champ Clark wero up
pointed to so to the Whtte House fo
that purpoao.
WILSON ENTERS LEANING U.S
HIS CANE.
TJit-y were received in tne U:it.
Jloom and stood In tho centre of -ho
roum waiting for the door of tho Hod j
Jloom to bo opened. An attendant j
stood teido tho President as the '
door swung .open, luivln .'-uppoitc l i
him '.n the '.ai;: 10 Jo ).-, but
'.ho I'rcJiduit cnter.d Hie Blu i 11 ) j r. '
leiuilug on his -u L, ih, attenduu'
blood aritic.
Tlieic has b;tn a luisuadei'atuiidliuj '
of tho tlnut wortla which tho l'rccl-1
dent spoke. "You eeo, Gentlemen, II
canuot yet dlspenso with my third
leg." Tlio firet newspaper nccouuta
teferred to thu fuct that Mr. Wilson
did not shaki handti with his callers
but failed to irlvo the. rear.on for this
unusual attitude.
Tim truth is that Mr. Wilson wished
lilb uillers to understand that ho
couldn't shake hand with them as ho
needed his rlzht hand to support him
self 011 his cane while his "ft hand
(Continued on Twelfth V.isr. )
LEAGUE HAS FIRST ROMANCE.
Sir (lArzi J'itor, lliuil of ltua
illHn Hrlrul"li. Weill tu f.ctiRru,
OEVrEVA. IXX. (Associftted Pren).
Thu round of social functions con
.ncted with tlio menthiB of the Assem
bly in thl city was vricxl this mom-
Ir.u by tlio nirrias" of Sir Georae K.
Vaster, lit-ad of ,tho Cansdluti delon
tlon, to Hiss Ju2sl AlUii.
The ceremony took plxcj at 1U.30
o'clock ol Holy Trinity Churob. the
bride belnij fiveu away 111 mirriajo by
A. J. Balfour of tho BrUMi Mission.
Sir titorae wa3 attunded 1y N. W.
llow.li and ilr. Payne of the Canadian
delrubtlun.
Sir Ocorcu yoslor ts T3 ti J oi.I JIu
wan born In Canada and haj bn prom
inent In public Affairs moat of hln active
life. 'Hiiico 1911 bn tuij beat! HJn'.jtur of
Trado and Cominorco. .Mina .Ubm li
tho dmtfhtcr of Kb- WIIIIuiu A-'l.in.
SQUIRRELA MAN EATER.
lu,.
AttucU r ,lrriv J'111 in, r
tvillii: Itk PiMiil.
tianiual lloyati. a I'lno JlrouK. N. J.,
fanilfr. was tatvrely bitten by 'i rud
squirrel uj:erday, llojan wan lakhia
tho nut a whieli the llttlu unlma. aiu
tored
In
Uollow tretr uii Uook iluui.
tun..
lluf'i'.. w:. .ullii
lmntlii coil h(
tented ly l. irUlu,
A I
'"i'J,1';'; '""'I
..I.U JlJI..,! ..lid
finally by biting hid hand so uevu-n It
Hid to be dieiwsd by a payslcliib
mm
! " Clrcttlntion Books Opca to All."
Ilie l'rrxi rulilUliloc
iork World)
NEW
1TRINA HANNENBERG,
MISSING GIRL WHO
RETURNS TO HOME
NO CUT IN TAXES
E
Chairman Fordney S"ays
Will Take Nine Months to
Revise Tariff.
It
WLVrilirNGTON', 15o. s.l'reient
levenuu and tarlrr lawa must con
tinue for a yar, Ucpubllcati leadnra
of tho Iloueo agreed to-day after
completing prellmlnai-' plans for ro
vlslon of theso two tnenaurtw.
Hopubllcan members of thu flonato
Plnance Commltteo decided tj dufrr
action on tho appeal of buslncaa men
for postponement of Income tax pay
ments and for extension of Inorcs.
Ueclaton to deny the rollcf asked
wan roac"aod after study of tho
statement 'by Gcoretary of t.10 Treaa-
uiy .Houston, who cald tho Covurn
memt could not afford to rant cither
of the measurts reaueutod.
KnprofHintatl-a Kordnoy, Clwlrni.ui
if tho Ways and Means Oumm tteu
of the Jki'.iso, said ConerciK would by
ehonlnsr rood Kpeed if a HcipiibMnm
rovotiuo and tariff law wuro vn th"
statut" 'bynks by th and of 1021. Ho
ibi'llevni that at lo.-.t nfno months
will bo reyulrixl In tho rnvlslnn of Lbs
Ur ff
:Stion? pio.ilttcm i.aa fiovolu,,e() to
Mr. Pcirdlius'fl phui for d(ittnf vlr
tually all of tho tlmu ,,f his otnniHte"
to tho tariff for tho flint tduo m-infm
of ivii. 'Ill" iipp-isution :d by ld.pi--nnntativo
Nh-iinh.H Iin- rtJi. i -hew.,
t hanLR hi litM : uioi" 1.,
rortant than tariff cluin.:' . .1 r J fi.t
lit Iji viituallly impo.-thUile fi r .1
s.wiitlflc Titiiff litl! wit.i 'i.id
' comlltlcins " diKtui'bed .11 w ut
Ayuarenuy rieeretai Mmik; ,11 .
ilirgHStiiiii tii upeiiJ i !.
nrnfits 'axes Is Uio un.y m. j, .n
nhloji ays and mean- . 1 : 1 . r 1 . .
momber HifTrt:
Iteui i-aentatio I dt.jii-. lu' iih
t'ier ih tron jppun,t.on tn Mr.
Ifnunail.'w propusul tu lra-.t-.at .
ti. .inn! tiyv ,1 I .
per rent, and from s ti, U w: i.-enl
"Tim i.i-cmnt hicriri,,. f.i-r. 1 ..
high and.ouRht to bo ruiuced nut .n
;ra3a, as s&on as iKtslble," lie Hild.
'
' ' ' t
Miss TRINA NENBERG
OR TARIFF CHANG
0
ANOTHER YEAR
YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,
MISSING
PASTOR
AND GIRL RETURN
HE IS FORGIVEN
Loyal Wife and hriena W
I come Rev. Cornelius Deibel.
Who Vanished Month
SAYS "GOD SENT I
Mock May Restore Ministci
Silent on ' Woman Who
Disappeared Same Time.
The irtt v. Cornelius IVsnsi-i .ir tli.
rirat Netherlands Itefonned Churc'n
of Pinal-. K. .1., who disappeared In
11 cloud ol 1 ntiiors im Nov. 11. leaving
behind his wife and eight chlldron, Is
home again. Ho snye ciod cent him.
And Miss Trlna Hannortberw, h
momJ!er of tho jattle church, who dis
appeared iwfien the paotor did. ir also
at iliom. She hn3 mttUo no public
statement.
Such is the r.nd or posswdy tin.
beylnnln? of a atranse ntnrj'. Tlio
paator iras received with team and
handclai3 by some of the men of his
eonproxntlop. Hn hfis hcon -wolcomed
by his family. Hoir the joTing- -wwii.
nn was received at her home, iXn. 23
Pino Street. Is an fmanswercd irie-''-tton.
After dan; last nlgnt a tiurlcab In
wliloh s3io was rldlns alono dnrw
up beforo tier father's house. !51ie
allfrhted und went In. Slnco tlinn
visitors have not !bcun received at her
hwne.
When tu: i.ast'ir urnt .waj .he
left r. brief note to Henry Drost, he'-r-c-t.i!-
rue ehurch consistor. It
war a t ninal r-lsnatl"n, couplod
with a jv'vi lor forjrlvoiioss for re
Biipiln; on such "ahort notice."
Ijurt nlsrht there ti-as a uioctln of
the men of tlin oona-rcjatlon. tt wtis
heCfl at tho church and thcro wcro
about forty (present. It was called
for the purptr."o of dlscuiislns the
problem of gelling n now pastor.
In tho mld.it of thu meeting 'Mr
Uunsel wa.kcd In. followwl liy two of
his tons, Richard and Cornelius Jr
Ittchard to-day iravo out a tjiie'.vrlt
Icn statement descrlbln3 wliat hap
pened. ".Va father tnterod," Tie ia'.d, ""the
men eoomed vorj" surprised. My fath
er made a atatomcmt to thom as fol
lows: "'I do not como Ui you as yout
pat-tor nor a a member of tho con
crcxittlon, tout etmply as a stiunser.
and I 'hope you will forgive tho mis
take 1 mado In icnlsnlnp from the
church f atirupUy.'
"For tho family, my father's ex
planation of Ids abseuua Is satlefao
lorj" to my mother und to us."
There was added ibriuf noto from
the pfuitor'a wlfo, who said:
"My husband is back and 1 nm en
Ulad to havu him homo aeuln."
An 1' en'.ng World roportir v. .10
tallied ".'-it.-i men who were ut thu
i Cent. in, mii up Twelfth l-.w,.i
Classified Advertisers
Important!
ClAUtfied -rtl:nf; oopy for
Th Hu.ian.v tVorla nbatild fy, jj,
Tlin World offlcn
On or Before Friday
Pitudini Publication
OUifttlud iitr(Miifii for Wte!i
Uttyx fi--.vej
DAILY AFTER 8 A. M.
for p'Jbl1:t!on t io f&lloatnr Jay.
EARLY COPY
RlLtlw en PMttraiiH Wl. AMtitiu
II u : OmlltW
'-' WOULD.
Jealous Wifex
I Throws Acid on
te oiflw
QCS5IE. CUFFOfTB
uMjra io I nuiK Mcr nusa'iiia
Was Too Attentive, De
clares Stage Beauty.
LO.VDON. Duo. 0. Mills tir.v.:it Ulir
foid, tho American dancer, who uo-
ptared as complainant against Mrs.
Huttje Klnsler In a I'ollco Court, do
clared to-day that she was dlnlnir lu
tlie Carlton Orlll when Mrs. Klnsler
approached In tho moil thrcatcnlnc
munner.
"Crylu,?, 'J'll na your llfal' nhe
drew u bottle from her pocket and
threw Its contents ovor tiw," Nald Mlso
Clifford with emotion. "Tho horrid
stuff burned my dies a. Thlo lady
has tho idea that her huaband Is pay
Ins me too much uttentlon. That is
perfectly absurd I would not permit
it, .a evury ono knows who knows
me."
Miss Clltfoid aala further tnat when
she was leaving her humt, uot long
ago, she encountered Mrs. Klnsler.
"She behaved In a way that cuussd
every one to atop and look at me,
which, of course, was ostromoly ob
jectionable to mo," i,uld Mlsu Clifford.
The Judse bound over Mru. Iltnslei
to keep tho peter. Mlus Clifford haa
appeared In various performances
here, thu most notable, perhaps, the
London Oliera Huusn revue, "Come
Over Here"
"SPANK HIM," SAYS
COURT TO MOTHER
Benny, Arraii;r,I ns Tunn', Di
li unds Thirty Cents ;i Day
tor Going to School.
Tvuaiicy Day in the uuurt of Mag
istrate liriiuirli was enllvnd this
mornlnif 4iy & demunstratlon of In
i:orrtlhllity on the part f Itrnjaitiln
Ivdsnnd. eljlii ycArs old. uf No. t!3'J
ItlvltiKtun Htrert. th.t ruusMj tUr
vrath 'if tho yr-s1rltitf officer.
Taku him nut And Iraxi film irut,"
e.-dnred fm :.Ul'ralo after Usnlv
rnln had Ktatnued and voreumed until
Ik uiu blus In thu fu.
Uenjunln hud buuu brougal lt i ju.t
iiiot,ir, Atro. Uarah Kassno.'.
iitii 1 w.ij in img absented liltn- ' - - - .
,:; ,r,rr.-,xruVst!PiTTSBURGH co-eds
e ' I ' I'114tr Otu.j ,
.il-l .'i i.nt -vflf.'. Uy Jic ..e. it
.11
1 1
re.u.'.. tu
-Mu.-.trut. "I., to apuiU hlBV"
Maul.-trati. laid lie would illvt
III' tw
weaky
in which lj
uU'ju' a '
um.
1 lueii li, i i,ay uif 111,(1011.
li.u. X. V. Ijo . J.- Ap uiiuu';
It. Jl . .Iipm.e(! ,f til" f'lU'.tt tv.lt. t
I. il i ullw nil-Hi. (t'l .o .j.'d .,ff
mr at U.t t irn t.l arte. Jaiuu.-v
1. Ih - . hup a.- 'n-lnj -liJ ' .
tcr.loi rfaj bt.-ajis vf lla.U yrJr.
"Circulation Books Opon
1920,
AS FIRE THREATENS
E
Utilities and Matles Girls
March in Order from Build- ,
in by Escapes.
:jU IN UvVSl:MENT!
t.nililren Sheltered in Houses
Until Nuns and Firemen Get
Wraps None Injured.
i .iv :n triv. bacoment oi tlio L'tauline .
'"niient, u large, nvo-:itory hirudin;;
and day -hool lu font- act en of
around at 19lh Htrrt and Unlnbrld-
Avenue, tho llrpns, drove "pO pupils,
, ra.n.Tln 111 affe from elftht io fifteen
ye.ir, from the olasn roomii jy way
of tlie fire, escapes at 10.30 o'clock
to-daj. neyond Ihconrenlenee from
tlie cold neither the pirplhs nor tlie
twenty foaolnnc Tiunn attstalnod any
injury. The claries wero UlsmiBsed
for the 3ay, nlthouffh tho fire was
confined to tho basement.
Matthew Qiremn, etiKlnrer of the
arihtjol, disoovere.'l tho flro in a room
iwljolnlrur tho TkjII.t room Which con
tained thu ims meters. Au Cassuu
opened tho door he was mot by u
burst of biasing as from the plptu,
the flltlnp.s of whloh had molted.
Mother Constanta, the prlndpul, wnu
tiotlfled and sounded the flro drill,
commanding thu children to leave at
once by way of thu flro encapen which
open from every ro'nn In thu buildlnc
and ure '(uipped with broad ntalr-miyi-
i.-lth handrail. The fflrtc, cont
leni und hiitlein. wuro nil on thu ground
wlthtu two minutes, and after 1.01110
confusion wero sheltered In summer
houeca on tho plot surrounding Uie
school.
Throe otiyUio uoatponlex wwkod an
hour .Twforo tlio tolaee was undVr
control. In tho meantime firemen
and the nunu 'had obtained the
ura'pa and liats of the pupils and Mie
tay scholars! wero .unit to vhelr
homc.4.
Tho L'MUllno tx.mfiit !a no mint
lu.Hhlonabln Catholic sclm.)! lu iui
1 if.
SOLD STORAGE EGGS
AS FRESH; FINED $100
Dealer CorivicteJ, ;inJ (-upeland
Sai He Will Stamp Out
"SviriJIc-s v
llai'fi lasi!bers, who voi.djJts a
11,0 poultry market at .. L23I flee
und Avenue, wiieto lm dlspla-u a nlrn
TVorfh -Ivild Cuuntrj- liKZB," paid a
tluu wf $100 In tho Munidlpnl Tiwii
of thu Magistrate's Court to-day,
luivinj bn found llty on Tuen
duy ot .lulling oo'd-KtfitMCf egg as
"fresn." '
lmplor C luadi 1,.' the A.o-1 nwi
tduu of tho lluuid of lieatUi told
MuRlstrulfi 'l.-uu-f!.' thai OlanRbRru
mild him bi ju i, t!,M - ' " coula a
Uo-en and vrhlto ui.r. at j ';cm.-:.
Cuiiiinlhhioiiei 1 :opelaud doc'.irnj h.
11, detennlnO'l l. U-mp .u' lit
"f ti 'i-' i d couiiliy M.( 11. 1.11I'
DECLARE A REVOLT.
I'll f ill 1.1:. 1 , .. 'ir':.
iiiMt.w. ,.idnvsi.(Joi.O"'' . .1 ifl((ttcd
ui t ..j .!. 1.' ' i I .l.-uralty ul
l''i'.wl-j:i uhui f- wo nun ktuda.ui
'...t,,J I'.iai. i'0'i.. 1 1" u . ikdr.iinvnt
.tt - in. ..1. 11.. .'t.n imm ;o..t')ii.
I'. Jn t .'i ut! .r.ii.g'1, t..c Ww.ntaV
j'ti".'d Ae'.a'k.t1uii, im.r .t'.j wra.i
I. ' . - ..jiiii 'jn-d to 'U'. . u'Jat.u.m
350 PUPILS CALM
URULIN
CONVENT
in j.:ltl its. tiii'Olpiliij. honor Ay-IOo:iitrf..iunH! .-oriiiiilttee 10 havo oliai iU
leu. t.eu'tii "ouolu.-i.il;, 1 ir.d '.uUr..ioi tae .,iiM.li..mn.t. for thu Inauilira
o; wcsiui iuarit3. Hon of PiCitdsnt-slset Hwdlnj.
to AIL"
I lilt r rrl Hr-onJClM4 Mttltrr
Vift Offlcr, Nrtr York, tf. V.
SEZEO
MlfTE
TELL OF
fremicr Much Impressed, It Is
Said, by Report of Bishop
of Perth.
SINN FEIN ARMY TIRED.
Leaders Said to Be Ready to
Take Definite Steps to
End Fighting.
(jO-SUON, fc. O.--Pros0cts of an
Irish truce, - which last ultrlit were
BOticrally regnrdetl as havlrtff recwled
al!nost out of sla-Ut. have Ix-en tu
ived, nocordlnir to a late edition of
tho Dally Mall, as a resultsif a prl
ato interview between Mrr. Patrick
Joseph Clunu, 1)1 shop of Perth, and
Prentler Lloyd Oeortfo yesterday.
Mgr. Clune has been prominent!!
mentli'iied In recent Irish despatchet
hj carrying on negotiations lofklnj;
to a truco with Ip&iIcim tr Din Slim
Kxlu moviimenl-
The Dlshop, 1I10 utmipapur du
clures, conxojed to Mr. l.lojd tleorxe
what In effect wan a message from
Michael Collins, Commander of the
Htnn rein Army. It Is understood
tho Impression was ijiven thai
Collins and other Ulnu Fein Irudurs
wero extrnmely "duBlmus of a trme
and wero preparrd to takn ridlii'to
Mtepj to secure IL
Tho Dally Mall uJdH thM this fru
mlui was much lmprcssod, coucliid
Inr by sunnjt: "It may dotlntluly' he
htutod that proupuctn fur a tcttlu
ment aio much brlrht&r Man Um
appear on the surface."
Sliuii(ltiB Mnrl lloilKil-L'11 til
(JnrU, '
LONDOf., I'tc. ) (Associated
1'rnss). A brief despatch reuelveu
from Cork says them w.ia n ueueial
hnld-iip cf thn puhlio la the nl.eota
of Cork bu the auxiliary pultca l-tl
nvenln?. firing wnn haard In various
parts of tho riiy.
A man lcavinjf I'lu.f.ri nu nhii
dead. Thet-. wan muon alarm In the
stront-i. wtdoh woro quickly deunrtud
FRANK J. GOULD'S
DIVORCE UPHELD
... . , . , . ,
f.oui: ot Csuaatlrm Dlsinisfi rev-.
ifi.T Wile's Appeal cm .luii--
iV.l.)D PK'U.
I'.Vki... iij - 'Tha Com t .11 .;j.atlun
hi uphfild V.u .illiUy of to Vrnal!iea
vourt'r ifntrmi u. flunk J. iould. thu
(eftiitl(-.ly aettllnj tm iu"ltuii of Jill I.
il'.otto.i 'if Die I'lonel, mniit-i Aniurl
can tiivoriiu
Till Vi fbil I'l-' cli 'lUic 1 '.u'l :... tua
taliiod by Ji 1'aii Co.nl ui Ap;u.tlj.
I The I'mut of NhuUii-i ...)M mat Mia.
' (JoulU !ud no K'oniid on M'hli-i tu "On
1 . ,1.. 1... i-rf. , ..... ..r 11
. 14.'. rf'.l lm.'- . ' ' .,, .UU.li -Mill
. Il ruiif .1 r il 'ti
.ut
M'niin Hiimuii.iiii, LuiMUiillee
atl.ieH.
UA-nlN W').v'. lit. .1 --bSLUioii
Kie-1 "I l''i..i.a ivhhIh 1 id NvlMin 11.
M'.u .1.- I 1 1: -,. i.j! i-. . uii o'H'iii.'
Ni.i th u'-i'i ti. .io. i tt. liavi L"i. 11
Hli'li ti I i') 1 H-J l'..'ld. ill M un. i'
I i. mil. j,t(f.iiiMrM of the
uti. Mm)iir or tne join
SAND
AND
PEACEPROSPECTS
IRELAND ROW
BRIGHTER AGAIN
JATESTHJ
EXTPA H
-r
PRICE THREE CENTS , l
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RECORDS
PRICE FIXING BY
GRAVE
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Brackett Protests to Lockwoqd
Committee Against TakingjL
Possession of Books.
DEALERS
PHONE GIRL ON STAND '$
' I'M
Fire Extingnislier Fixtures
Delved- Into to Establish '
Another Combination.
Tito LfMiicwnod Commltte jralncdi
potwewlpn try seliairo foday of Ujo'
last of the records f ttus VfcuWt
and Oinvel Hoard of Trade. The
rnlmite books tended tb sharr the
methods' pursued tn fixing; prloea ae4
reyulatlnjr tho trade.
PendJn TuiTher ltrvwrHgtlon Olt
that lino the corrantttee went Into mn
Inrruiry as to the ssdsteuoe ot a com
btnatlon unot do aratonw.ttq
sprtnlclor ftr protwjtlnn rwntractom
The nmi of Almtrull Ut Mslsohetl
In which one ef tho pnrtners is uai
d'tstod to bn a brother of Cnalrnuv
Almlmll of the Kxtmurdlrmry O'nind
Jurj- rvn tiientloned ua Interested tit
tho tnule, fhouxh uut a. member of
the assuulatlua,
Tlie rirt . wttiiew .r fh ur wai '
Mrs. Helon MauDomtld, Uio child-like
lelephmio rlil for the fund and
Cravu Hoard, fhostestlfled yrstoi-cUy
that ho.T never Heen Secrutaft
I'Atfzne V Clark, her miiployer, haa
never nen paid, doe 1 not know wo
belonu ut thu empty dunks 'in tho oft ' :,
,fce In which lie jitji and, thouRh shp'
iiwi mn iiuji in mo mine vaoe and
desks, known hhIMiib of the papefp
In the. Sho brought tn bulk all
rroords whtdh tvcr.noi pioduced yv
terday. jt
SANO AINU OIlAVtL HlNai
MONOPOLIZED PIERS.
Loniu-d Wiiltntalii, assuulttte uouo
el to the roiiimlttee, opened to-daji '
ses-lirjy i-'Millns fivm the mliiuti
tiuok of MfctHjuid and Un'ivel Ihiujd
.if Trade. whiSsisWt, suj-ed. Ha
found a record of a luTWi., i..whlcS
a .protejit was mude u(qalnl0S sate
of sand aiul a-mvcl ut the ducks to
be doMvertHl In the Ibtillder'o own
trimkx. It waV imlnttMl nut that tj
rotall t-and and tfruvel dealers main!
tallied plants ror tho snl and di
livery of and, (ravel and broken
stouo to dealei-s and that "sales dj
tent tu' builders by other than ri
tallre should b dlruourusvd aa fui
04 "Uitltt " '
At 11 anilrs
t m-tflnra tho ralturo
of tho board to ilnd a dock tw their,
busliiesi on tho lower alaat Hlver
wun dlsuujwed. This was lmpurtanti
Mr. WalJatoln told the coimulttse;
u,iu it dtiotMi how haid u was
li at dock pilvtleKes und bttcaua
the and oud Ui-uvel tluard of Trud)
r...-. Hi... ... .llw Hll ......it
. " .. ..-Jl.v'..c.- .... ii.a vltl-
able sund ajud ravel docks lu ilatj
liatttto. Is
AtioUnsx ainrttnif wuUlpiUzed iJai
puruhase of all gravel oumln into, lite
I murkut 'by ono gf thn memborn tu Va
i "put at the dtupn'snl of rctaU ordurj
lufiirentlally the inenMwrs of xiio
I Pulldcia' bupph llurnau.)
'I Uu uounitarv at anotlier inretltw
1 . Til 1 'led members to msko dally. jt5
1 i-oru, in cirblo yards, as to the cjuan
t'tleu reuulrud .by their custouinrs .ott
pending contracts. It waa tatifl
tn.it ihlj w.i' tu be dona for Ufa
"ploy...- mini nutlju ot the wholtj
ulfia as t . 1 lie needs of tho trade."
At tlie In ut meeting at which mttil
utca ro taken, Nov. 19. tlva Man?
hattun &ul Company, Jx)t
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