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?piracy n re riel the iilpiit ?
or profiteering were taken to mean thai
. ' '
.,-?,..,...
7. ghl im -i.' th 'field md at
I ' ?? ? . rs willing to
? -
''? h ? ' iki I - cut -,r b>
... '...., r>vi . :
?v a fit .;.* nutnbei ? ' "in, will j-..
1 rl ?.........:
? y i . ivayed
i i
i
i, ?. *i and pro ?ec ite
. ? - w ho i r k? ad -
? ' . profit? er
. . .......,,,..
. - . i : . . ? ? :
Ni? York Coal ' an Ucbukcd
; r? I ted m
er.ee i ? c to-day in
t.ionei ' Imer nd
tored a i rq to \V. A. M a? ?
? ' i i ??
v . . , \. Yoi-'.i. wl
. i ?.
with . . prices o i
Mr. Palm go?
ne ;. for the
; nd tin coal ?leal
w 111 i a g t o . ? ra ti
?; . . even t?
?
Vi i ; .... ? i .-.
o ' ?,*?
i'd a ciega
a*.\ Alt?me; ? neral
7 . II
....
11 '
? ?., i* l'neii
?
Ca? ? imnnt
O Vi es rf OO?l
Hoi h Sides ?waii
Next Strike Moite
CHICAGO, :
? :? the hl
I ? d S'at?
I'll it?
M i lie "? : ?. o ' ' Ii bee
? ?# checb
momentum ..." the walkout, despite the
temnoi .:\ restraining order isuuiod
? the United States Hist rut
? iri ni India napol is. 1 ?eju i\ ?'?I ei the
directing hat;.I ?? o . leaders, us a re?
luc? on, t he membership
of the uni? n w ? prepared to enter the
lirsi fu II woi k ; i (r da . ince t he strike
01 1er hi ? me < I ect vp, in an ? lT?n: \e,
?. i w.!e its abil iy to halt produc?
tion ? ' soft coal ; throughout the me
? ?
T ? op? rators. so far a ; available re
ports ?how, have not yet made plans
'?? com'iat the ttrike, notwithstanding
the fact that troops, both Federal and
iv? been eut in many instances
i o local itiest from .<? hich t hey best
n o- guard coal properties in the
? .. \ .>!' \ i ?lent ? ffort s to pi ??
: , ion men from taking the
oft he 17 ? i
N?> Picketing Tactics Reported
On ' i otl 7 hand, I here has been
no :,; rted picket ng activity by mem
i of the unions. Both operators
d aientlj ha\ e decided to
lopm. be ore pith ir of
? em take: ? further definite step in
' . . ? t r o v ? i s y.
R orts from railroad centers showed
- dzure . ?' coal in transit, as ordered
o. the Fedeial government, was con
... Hundreds of coal-laden ears in
'?;.; nit were inker over by regional
? ; - of tho ;\u'l admi nist rat ion
sidi tracked to await distribution
under th? udminist :<\\ ion's pi ioi it v
i ih
ii tere *t was expressed by
? ? i epr? entat, .?<?> as to the
i. nnei n which the restraining
? rdi ; . ih. coi .? id? i ed by ut? ion
i? , 1 Powers to-r.iorrow.
... ' ' .? ,.? on was made that anything
? ohedii nee to the tei ins ol
?l writ won .i be offered by the heads
mu. Uather was i he con
I upon what oi do rs. If an y,
hat mil cane trik a i ements
. . ? ? and whei her l! e men
would obey such oi der? in
1 .. ? eii i ; nanee, o nine in m
t chain i I - ?? ? '?' ted t-';"''?:?*?y
. ... . . ? p too far
? . -. '. ,i- or in
nl ..- ? ? r and nsisl : hat
ft i ! I ji re va i 1 p i l o o I
takini sto? k ? ; the
i far as produel i ?n
to I ?.?";'.:.
the i,-, ? ? non
.. ' V. ? . \ ?
re .. ni'.'chief;
. .? ?"' n ners had
???.'?. not d ?:.;.
I to on
;' tato il
Il - . - . .? ? ? oni. roi
: . opera! -though'
. ?. n. i row.
? ? the I, ?00
rems .... worl
. ? . : . . ...' :
of 11
... rted, be
? . . ' ?'.,'?'
in i Op? -at ? in < 'olor ado
?. ? ng wer?
... ?wii igh the Col
? ? ? . . 'i . i as the
? ? ? ? . - . i. ? ,- . 'm
. . ? ? ?, t h e i ? '
Wm . . ii it, ? became
! ? . had ordered the
; Gara min? ? Sprint-field, ill.,
. . .... ,:,.,.. t| . ,. |
, to cm ue i
pai ? i ?.i ii -i . '?? lu comply, us
Pastor Denounces Heils
U ho Lead Labor Astray
r. ?nniiR, Declares headers ol
( tal '? dike ire Conspirators
Against I . S. Corcrnment
.. uratoi
. ? ... 7
. th< !i m i I ol
lenl ?' . I thi
? ? . v eh fun I ? ?''
. . I h
-..
. ? ? ? t* ennseienti ??
?blindai.iir
m lawii ...
i ?..",.' a I
the foreifii
moi
? . ? . their ?vroni ?
cen \. ? ? .. :
; led b\ reci
? ' i V I ' .',*!' .' 'I ; . ' -
toward . a g i ? a i o i
...-.? ? ni'pd ' - ?
I -.. frei ? ?? ?
. 1.1 do, who v I la
? ... i ? the poor?
that a?
, . - r who land
t > man
.. ?, up ol .met?
. ? ? f our udu't mi
Olli of mu i '' ;'
'.V , >] ! 1 ,.
lav; bat dil Inllv.i
. : - ?j 1 ...-, ? '
Maximum Prier Proles!
Overruled by Palmer
Yeir ? >'l. Coal Men irr- Told
\o Door M il' lie l ti! Open
for Inflation of Vrofit?
thai ' ? | ,
' '
: . ? I'm* no fill il
; ? ! cm and iring
it:! from At : urne}
l'a lu ; ??-.:.?. the vie, rous
? tl In would take ! he , ame
enhai ng prices
; ? nion officers,
on th ?rovertmionl ?? -
? ' ' ; ? eral public in
? i ? dr. Pain - dec : ? ':. "and I
: * i i cd direct! y
, - ne lit f tl . .
de of tl , itroversy."
lent of the as
... ? ? ' Mi Palinei t < c >m
i et s who want to woi I
??? ?. ?ml thai coal < n
w I ? . obtain fuel
? ro? tal, normal channel? lie
? . ' with ?equate protection
coal would be ] roduced to meet
thai \ing a t-ia*. ?mum
price v Id i the opei at r- ' abil
?, meet nbnormal production costs
caused i :? thu str?*_u and discour
ago their efforts to continue work, that
priority li-;ts would overstock certain
consumers and allow others t<> go
without, und the fuel control act could
be used to prevent attempts at prof?
ite? ring."
"I Am Amazed," Says Palmer
"1 am in receipt of your letter and
am amazed by its contents," the Attor?
ney General replied. "While, of course,
proper protection will lie given to nil
miiivrs who nre willing t<> continue at
work, it must be perfectly plain to you
that even under such conditions the
supply of coal must be far from normal.
"Your proposition amounts, in ef?
fect, to a declaration that coal ?leal
ers should he permitted I o take ad?
vantage of these abnormal conditions
ami have their prices bused entirely
upon the law ol" supply and demand,
which is only another way of saying
they should ?Vo permitted t.. charpa
the public whatever they piense, The
demand for fuel will be eon tantly in?
creasing, and with ?lie supply ?teere:;
ing, mi les-? ! here : ? g ?vernnietil rep ?
ttion, prices charged i,~, the publie
w 1 be outrageous and the profits ac?
cruing to dealers une ms? ?enable. Von
i Ltg lit 11. be cji; ite as willii g as ot hoi
.?.; : .-.-iis t?i cooperate in the general
public welfare in this emergency, even
to the extent of sacrificing profits.
"The action of the government in
restraining the officers of the .Mine
Workers' Union from furthering the
-nike order already Issued was taken
solely in the general jiut.lie interest,
und I shall not permit ii to be used
directly or indirectly for the benefit
... the employer?' side of the contro?
versy.
"If nny advantage shall be taken of
; n icnt cond i ! ion s by any ni rnn ;?
ment or agreement of two or mor?
persons to restrict either product ???
i (list rib it ion In oi dor to en hance
i ' e price of fuel I shall ivit bout i es
ut ion take pi eisely the sa me act ion
against such persons :?? has been taken
against ! In officers of the Mine U orli
...,- .? Onion "
Operators Are U illing
To Accept Arbitration
It ill C.o-opprnlc in Inx Action
Taken by I . S, Cevernntent,
Says Scale Committee Head
ST. LOUIS, Nov. o. Thorn.i ?0
Brewstor, chairman of the coal i
;.'? or- ' scale c mm .ti ee, u: erted
night, aftei being apprised ni* i he ? ?
gestion of the advisory board ol the
Brot hei hood of Locomol ive ICn? . : ee i s
1 hat un i iid '- trial e m m is sion: be
. imed to detil v. It h 1 lie pros en! In
.1 unrest, that any act ion < nken
ori the i at ? , ? ti ?. . ' icnt wouhl
ree ? th? o. , ; ? ? . ooperation .
ope ra i.-. ? ? .
H? . sorted the ? . r ors did nnl
contemplate nieet ing ii ' ? : eai I tur?
? ? : is? . -' the ?i tioi . d rei
( .- ? pprator? would n time : ; I
ons with tin - ?on as tl?
hit ter f.gi I ti mit disa
arbitrai i and mt in
o .,,?? loi ? ;? the ?ward
?bit rat ion board.
.or! at ' i mit n b? rented
., .?. ? ?? had never laid dow! ; :
ei will be i
aii ?.
"A - "--i. ?stated previously th? re '
ii ? ? .-. i ? . , .,',.
. : 111 : ??'?.?ji .,?? ; ? .
I ; ! S t e tl '??;..' ' : : ?
Pro ?mm of the i
, . . rn to ivorI when tin
?rids von out and r fa
? d,
, coa I ?. rodu ' ?.;;. pending
iiv ?ird o! tl ?? ,-''; ??; it i. i
"\\ . . leave ery1 ii to I
government ii [ v ' ? i? ' epr?
,., ? ? . ? on reg? i m itlec ?A ?
; : ,, i . ippoi th ??. . . men!
\. hat? ? ? .." m ' take- regard
I ti?oj? Agent Reviews
Contentions <>/ Miners
Labor Cost of Ton of Coal lias
increased 10 Cent m Frier of
Product $1.75. fie ?sserts
'v \ ?XC'TON, "?'.
? .,? ,. ??.. . of th
... |] t, ?
- ? ? r
I ?
? ;- i-.
:
.! ? ' '' ?? ; I'd
. - of An ? :a, aid th" ?
? ?;,.- '?,, i ,.- ... r ,7 , ?:??
,:-.i,, [h? pea!? ? n*-t inn
? : v. ?? ?;'?;?? Other u ier.' * ?:
r.mediati increi ? pa> uni a
? ? m ere:
.,....;!,..... ,7. ;. v ?
,? ir dema' : v. ?"?:
? . -.
!.. o..' . . - ' a
? ? .. 1-1 CCIl!
... ?? , . ' . ? ? -. ? ?
vi ?.!..? ibout $1.'
-., . n
I he av?ras wag? ra c
per Pet; l i p ;
cost of living, tli? low ' ire
hi? 7(1 ;
I ' i j a I to d no ! - f; r ** 1
months >f thi? veut i ?a y to \u*
nelusive, fell i er i
I PIS. a ratio of 1
,:.:-.. - ' ? ' ? l .' ??
: i : , a 1 O W1 n g 11 i.-?
..... . . ,. . ? ? ? ,. ? i ' -.
?ays for all d ?
r foi It'll, I?H ?? : , '
l-'ehruay 1. 1'.
...... - . . ?
ol of prices, 1 I1U7 with no eon
irol, tl price went to $>?'
Mr. \'. nlla ? .?-*.;?
., . ?h(i i no i .,..,.???
vagi earned ? i ' ? | ; ' 11 ? ' d >
t! ? -.- ? tanda rd of In ?;
?. can vs
? ; . . . | ? . ,. ? , ...
? . -om mli ??:-'...-?
," .Mr." \V,*i
.?' ? .'. ? m September .".0,
., , ? ? ? i .?.? . ...
?. ? . . . ? ....... i.oh this
... men ';*
: ? * ? ;. n
: . - -..' . proil id in r?
Ihm '
""I .. - ? .- ? . iring tin
ii; prod ?? - ivar 1 me w i ?
'0 a J I'll - ' ' average wagi
I .- I miner during the i
? . ? .. production ivas sti I
I e m i Is ' ' ; true
earned mi h ni re i avei
that only emphasize hi fad thai
some eai tied mm h les In Iowa the
;. . rage yeai ly i. v; i il :.hi war
'. ? me peak j i .. r "? as SL'JSO." '
The m inei s' lemand for rtci
woi kdnj. ??.-.: : M r W alluc wai n
" , oi dei ''? .: *l7 ? |... ?sil working
lime i i* be divid? even'.;. iro -
;. . . ' cts and m ne "
Baltimore Yard Crews
Laid Off When Coa!
Strike Cuts Traffic
BALTIMORE S i . '.'. ?tl .?
trnffic, usivnll-, amo ? nearl
" r cent of th. - . ? : ?? ?
? ov? - tin I It re .v ' '
?'.??? Mnrylard i . ?, viri
j a! a standstill, t! e ?irst local
i festatioa of hardship growing t?t\ oi
Squeaky Baby-Carriages
Most baby-carriages are not oiled and they squeak
or shriek their protest to the unheedi/ig cars of their
feminine proponents.
Women do not understand mechanics or explana
tions mechanical, nor do they pay attention to s?j
masculine a line of reasoning.
Mow then can you induce women to oil the axles ol
a baby-carriage?
Follow the line of least resistance. Don'! argue; be
convincing.
Tell women tha't "they*' have silent-running baby
carriages this season; that a protestit ??;.?' .:
cates a I; ck of p od form; that lo be in r-tvlo* vel
silence is golden. Discover ihe Cprn-S? ame" into
the mind of woman and your oppropr ?.'.\on '. ? ?* ?v? r
tising is multiplied.
Advertising ?pace in the Butterick pubiicah >i
for tale !\ acctedii : advertising agenci,
Butterick?/ MMc, ?
The Delineator
Everybody's Magazin?
the coal strike w II b? an ? nforced laj
o IT of i... ! -.' n emplovoe
The lay-?t? began to d iv, ivhei
' hi ?!> On--. ; ard ci ? w . . f ah ml 0 \ e
ne i <?;.'? . wi'i? told I <. remain al lion
I)..? ? . . tuithii.tr for 1 i. I?.
,!? . v. it ' . u? I niakiiig ?
ed'oi . " ' n m c? u y
. . ... ...... ? : . ? ?- eoul.
?, .? ' do of corking
.out th. ' ? ? re lysteni und
? I
... ?
liait ii coal piei vii
midst il ? gines in
g their !i r? -
in all eases when their usi
; ?, iry, and hilling
.... :?-.? tioi - in local '? u (Is are bei ng r.
dueei! : n u. in i . ili ol ivhic.i i.?
; . . ?or :ed 0; >hii .?I ri -. \ or ad ?pi ?
?nut r ". ??.'.n '? in coal.
British Interest keen
hi Drastic American
. inti'Slrikc Measures
I.ON'IiON. :
: ing i ichcd
n tl leading
han ; ? ?
in I United - ?. ..
... e wheels -If '.-?
i , ; . ' 11 ? . ;. . .
? . . . ? ??? ntei s in : ? ?
. . ist i? \n rican
? .? ?? hope the
d . ? .. mstrate to I
t tho
le 11 keei ". ''?'?? :
?. . il Japan an? real Brit
.- . ' . . -, triii'.? I
tbuia-s i de!:!- ? ? ..
... . . . ,. , ,. i ,,
? - . tig which,
who i eking :
Homes of Four Men,
U ho Abandoned Steel
Strike. Dynamited
*<??' 'ni I nion ittvi.ee
Bothers \) asan Mi
.>.'.???
? ? ? ? ? '?..??
: ? ?>? , ; ?
? foil) ei ivn
. . ... : ....
1 ...-?? . houi
: .il i .- ?le agreement
? . ?.. |
? . I ?..- an adva nee of
. ? ?..-. ?eh w fi ? g n '. ' ed . hut
? .- ) > -. . : n thirt y-houi we el?
? ] i?, ? -o , ... i h. loca i ni on a nd
? ? et .? doubl iv
? ement, being ; gioi il and nol
- ?? . ? '? ,. rvi<t ing hou ol labor,
be approved.
?2d Infantry (it I plon
Is Prepared for Service
..'AMP I'PTON. : V.. N< .... riic
12?! liegular ? fanir; ? heing prepan .
e. pi i mal with a vii'i
; . i o s u i > p r e s t r i k e d
dei '?.lei have yet !.i
I Luit - ? pre? ition ! ! mem
hers of 11 ? ? .- ? ? ' ? on i.a o r
-, ? . .. recteil t? ?? . ? '
ri bnck 11 ? ? eonipan
? ? ? ? i d ve r i ti e a t
? luinmenl
0-u.V Crj U00 Uttb
VcuZo\juLt UrctL <:.?j?t\
??:, VuZi??/ Q\Msu?AmX?
^koj^s., aj- ,\za& userai ^
UtrU/ CicQ-rvO te ?$_,
Mz< t<r ?on.d> iuMs
UKah \Lcr\Xf wGsrCC?
lojXK?jtxZ&U/ cxjj
fl*m,%0 G>4b?.
/D / 0 L ?
??'??-.
i 14Cort?Anckc'". 9-11 Dey Si
i_ _
Le win Won 7 Talk
On Gompen* " Pieu
"'Quien Sabe?" Atiswers
Miners' Leader When
Ashed- About the Rumor
SPRINGFIELD, [11., Nn
? ? ? ? ? .... .:?-:. us ' .. -.'-.
Sa nui Gompi had uggi ? ??? . >i
ol" I e strike of
. .i. ? : 1 >.\? *, a<*: ii
: . , M Win k.-1
\ me rica, ?'?.-... ? ? : ti i -?hi
committal.'
1 :. It i ns pul lO Mr I ' "?
prompted h*, pi ? ?? i . - ;
circled here * i :. : I't ?? :
rs had itervened i (!i
?-,..- oil ,..', rl . od oTieo
-'..???
"Oil ? ? ? '. I . :. ??'?? .
preted ?? u
Pressed for a I i reel s\v.
i ? ? rouid oui* 'lam ion
!
Krank F''a rrii Ion, ?
'mm 't lee a
the ! . . . trict,
He
Senator So ? igure i'*
Trial of H. S. !New. Jr.
Deposition? on " *? a '? M Hal*
itv" To I'p l 'ni hv Both S?les
in Homicide (.'. :-??
? ? - VXGELES,
h o v . ? ? . - v - :
? r .' "or ' ' he .'..-'
; ?.. - ?
? ? \ttor
fret
... ? :
??'?..'''...'?.?-?'
un when th? i-' a cl
' -, , . , - ? . ' the
. . ^ ..... . . ;,,... . ;-.
" . ; . ?
<g that hi .. and i
. , . married his bn
. ..... , ..-i lint win. re N?
...,.,. .:.-. .
meet on I
?? - : ? i the ' ?? *??
??, .
o i il t o - d a y t
[tute 'i ?
i '.' ittorney,
tot.??
Vl?ir- Depose Biir^otna^ti
I'.-' RI \ I 'i Cl a ?
I ? ma -.'?
i-upied I - l :
'. .
? .
? :,
: lu t r ' ch ..???? H '
ha been ordi ed to
| region
Knoxville Police I nion
Drops A, I. of L. (.harter
KNOXVII I.K, Tenn., Nov ' Knoj
villi* polie,., the first in the country
to nflil In : " t hei r organ ?/.a tlon ??? I h
the American Vi doral ion of Labo ?
by ? voir- of six to one decided to
day to mirrender their union chartei
The ili . don to givo up tin -
ti r, it waa said by many men bei ol
i i,,? union, waa due to rrit ci im of
the police activities in il ?> .1 lern .?
wei '* ?i-., in connect ion with
?trool . ar strike.
Labor Voles
Slrikc in A!I
f'Vunsvlvania
I unlll.ii.il In,m piipe I
of Labor, v. represented
ii! ion, wh i. h ivas do linat .1 !.. ' e
socialistic and other ? ail 'al elei
President Maurer himsell b : ?/ a ?'?
cial : ? '
A strik" rit i ! issued b> I ? I'? '??
: inn would ?;?.; be '.?? : .; : i .. ? ' -
unioi ? ??? i i oui the ? eut of ! ??
. ' international . . m
- 01 . and one deli gal ? rai.-<
., lesi ion of v. liai nui ori t *, I ?
Eederntion of Labor ! rl to
a call. In reply I'n liileni
said tha ; he *e wer - ext rai i
times . .and ex rao id i nary : ? ?un
*.-. ere necessary and it thi
i . unions and Sai
head of I I ?? An ei u I ? Ii ? n n
la:.' .:???: ' o
( 'uunl i '. ?o fiompe
liai n o a 111
I to uni . .
plover-? .'?.
?? : i :
i oted ' a! ..
' : ? - ?
? ? Eedi ? .' oi . .
\<m General Strike in
Steel U orkers" Siehali
could ca
. i Mi . ? ? ?
'?????? " ?
hope .
store .employers arrested
rr.tr
?
i
??lw^f$^'4^" :v ' ???--*-.*^??-??*.
I t il I?
I ? ? ?3 _
?
.,7'- - i
r U K lvi ?- i i
PROTECTION against chilling ? often a jgj
: jre-runnei ol colds, pneumoni ? an i theun ?.'. ? ?
Famous river hali a ^entur> ?ru ?ta sup< noi ?iui |
Every garment shaped to the (?gure and guaranteed ?'<$
not to shrink. g
Glaste.nbury Two-Piev.e and Union Suits, Flat Knit 9
Spring-Needle UnderweaT are made in fifteen grades i
several weights o? fine woois, worsted and tnerino.
Adjustable drawer hands on .?.II two piece grades
>' irai frray W? winter weights in four Price?
' \\',,;,?'. suptf; weighu ; ' $2-50to*7'00
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