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THE" StJlsf AND NEW YORK HEIt Alfo, SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER 3,1, 1020, '
TWO WOMEN DYING
AFTER CAR HITS BUS
Forty HltfhffiOoi'H Ifui'Iod Front
Ron I In llroolilyu
CoIIInIoii,
MOTOIIMAN 1)ISA11BA1W
Police Kwi'VCH Culled
TIiqiisiiihIh 0 HjioctnlorH
Outlier,
as
Two women wer prolmlily fiilnlly
Injured wl more, than n n"nro nf men,
women ami tlillilren wcro hurt ytdter
ilny arternrion wlien ' r'. mrfni'fl
car crMlil ln(o n eltileeln lm cur
rying forly ron nt rum nvniim mm
fllxty-tlirtitli ctreel, llrnnUlyn.
Ilefora tho flrit erle of Ih Injured
liml ceimeil tint motornwn "f i trolley,
t,..ntiu cinninvni n n Mr WNirenKfr.
huil vunlelied, A KvneriU nlwrin Urm
liren pnt nut for tli riwn, wnon nm
I. T.nl, U'nllnfii nf I'll llllllc I) 1 1(1. (UK I
Ilia police of rlvn borough nro looHln
for i in. iimio idiuiiny mr um w,-
Hilnn h not yet ln fixed,
Hio ilirhtaeelnK tnid, II pnener III'
cludlnir number from out of town
.., i.nuiiinv uKi(Knril it I on or HlM'
Hfhlli treet from foiiey ImIhikI, wlllj
ltrry Amlwe, 32 W", uf Jflrl
direct, fiinlmttnn, nt tlio wheel, Hi
rifili iivemin cr wan In Plinrn of
Wnllaoo nnd 'flionm (Unit i of 131 'i
Tlilrtyelxlli ttreet. The Imn tinpid
r. ........ iii frnnt of Hie t rainy, 'J lie
bumper of the Mreet car lilt Hie rear
end of tilt nui wim cr.
Tim )ievy nlKlilneelns Mr reeled mid
furoened on two wheel, whllu loiil lilf
llin piuwiMr wero liurled violently to
tlio utreet. Tlio fop of the. Iilif midline
hit a telritrripli Pol JuM 11 It memcd
to topple-pvcr nllocellier, mid It dropped
hard on to It wheel,
AirtliuMrtrr from the nenrliy Nor
wenlun IloKplliil iiml from Iho Mint
Pounty mid Melhoillut KpWopiil lio.
pltnl wer minimnnMl, Tlio Injured wero
hild out iiinporuilly In u vacant lot on
thn rnrnor where tho tolllalori hud oc
curred, while police riwrveH from Iho
Tort Hamilton mid Fourth avenue pollen
ulntloim Kept buck a cm loud crowd tlmt
mounted rapidly Into the tlinuwndd,
Captain Edwurd Onllnfthor of Iho Fort
Hmnlllon elation Imndlcd tho police,
Of tlioirtoieit or moro conveyed to tho
NorreKhtji HohpIIhI two women wero
niortt lerloiidly Injured, llolh lmd frac
tured dldllld, received when they were
dndlied to (ho ground, I.lttlo hopo was
held out for Ihclr recovery. They wero
Ida Hmllh, 50 year old, nf 022 Main
itlreet, I'aidiilc, .V. J., and Mr, flodo
Cooper of 7 Hoherff place, Coney IkIiuuI.
Vnother erlonly Injured wan Morrl
I'lUhmiin, 3t, of 100 Wrt Klfty-doventh
Mwt. No ono on tho trolley car wa
hurt, but every ono of the foily on tho
dlRlitdeiilnK car wn at least Imdly dliaten
up, Twenty-threo In all wero talcen to
hodpltald to ho treated for cute, bruldc
and dlioeli.
Hotli Ambod, tho chauffeur, and Smith,
conductor of tho trolley car, wero taken
to the Fort Hamilton police Matlon,
where they atayed to await tho arrival
of Ileuben Wlleon, Afltnnt Dlwlrlct At.
torney, who wun placed In charge of the
InvfdtlRiitlon,
Shortly ufter midnight luit night John
TVtoraon, 39, of 137 Vt Twenty-ninth
Htrcet, Manhattan, a II, It. T, guard,
wag etrucU by a train while walklnc
on the elevated ntructuro of the Myijto
nvenue lino near Metropolitan avenue.
Ono wheH of the train padaed over
I'otorson'd rlglit lee beforo the motor
man, Larry Ahern, could halt IU Tho
leg waa cut off. TOtT V
HE
a par with KNOX in price, presents an opportunity
to purchase a product of long established.merif safe
guarded by a positive warrant of service. Real econ
omy lies in securing the traditional KNOX quality.
KNOX SOFT HATS XnD DERBIES
TEN DOLLARS AND UPWARD
The Malven, pictured here, may be had in SeaK Brown,
Oxford or Smoke. Ten and Twelve Dollars.
KNOX CRAVATS
KNOX
until 6
W0K
452 FIFTH AVENUE
AT 40TH STREET
GOV. SMITH TO TRY
FOR PEACE ON B. R. T.
CoNflminf ram Virtt rap,
lo ihat of Thursday. On elevated find
mihwuy linen 117 train nf 191 cam were
iprntd during the morning and eve
ning nidli hour Thin l an increaae of
lvn Iralnn nf thirty-nine cr over
Tiiuiiiy'K nguiee,
'riiim wan little or no v lo enoa yea-
terday, Inn th t'ondequnce of prevlniid
dldorder foil heavily on the liad of
pome dtrllieri, Nine II, It, T, dirlkern
wire ni o ed for murder In the f rat
degree, nunUlmhlo hy death In the efeu-
trio ciimr, rnr miegen parncipaiiori in
thn dlonlng of a flea Ileach train on the
n L- it of AimuBt 1 1, Ferd nam Fr ed
ninn, a l7-yearoi tviddenger on the
train, wna Killed hy flying mlddllea, and
John W. Fairbanks, mntorinin. wan
dirucli'nn the head mid hi f Hull waa
frnriuren,
Two conn h are mm e in the nd ct
mmt. nun of murder, and tho oilier imnii
a dtalutn the invlfin o. whlnh are
aiirh that It Id unneeeddary to prove that
tho ilrlkcru Inleinluil to hill the hoy
when iney airmen uio irain, Tina count
iTflda fnllowa;
"Th (irand Jury or ne coun y of
Kincd ny tnu innirimnut avnuia tint no-
fendanta of thn crime of murder In the
lint degree, committed an follow! l)
fendmitN on Auguet 31, 11)20, while In
I he county nf Kingi, while wilfully urn.
JcclliiK a dlonn unit mlddlln nl u rail
way train nnd cav mnvlni: upon a rail
way, hilled Ferdinand Frlfdnmn,"
night or tlio nine ninii inuicteit nrc
already under arreit, Theeo nro Jamed
Del IMnlnl, 2." yeare old, 1202 Hlxllctll
Mreet I HIUlo OrMno, 2S, 1203 HlxtlelTi
dtreeti FriniK .Mnrwinn, 23, 1203 Hlx
tlelh direct i Mlrluicl flolucchln, 2,1,
330 Hlxty-fourth Htreeti I'aul Anlonel I,
27, 23 Hay Fnurteeirtli xtrvi'ti Hlinnu
Cohen, 32, 2J3 Wedl Tiventy-decond
direct i Michael Frcemmi, 17, 32.1 I'ar.'c
Place, and Anmllo Hprncco, ace und ad
dretd not avHllahle In court, Co lien and
Freeman woried ne coruiuctore, tlio
other men being guard on the II, It. T.
fydlom,
Tim ninth man lias not been nrredled
and hid nanm la withheld hy the authori
ty,
Thn men entered pleaa of not guiitv
throimh their allorney. J, M, I'cydor,
fter the court had refiiHcil tlio lawyer
rwiueet for an adjournment of u wenk
before entering a plen, Hldtrlct Attor
ney Levi d'lld ho wouhj et thn day of
1. Altmatt Sc do.
The Store will be closed
.today (Satmrday)
at 11 2 Noon
3411; attb 35tli 8trttty r t
man who wants to wear a
can do so at greater advantage today than
ever before. The advance of nearly all hats
up to a point where they are practically on
KNOX
jtortt are open from &30 in the mommjj '
o'clock in the etvnin& Saturday induded.
HAT MB4HY
In co r to r at ii
trial en oon n Iii learned what conn
the defence Intend to take, Veanwhlln
(he eight itrlker are held without halls
Tho rjominiinldt niirtv' nrnlected ItdolC
Into the nltuatlon yeilerdey hy ill
Irlbullntf handbill In big type urging
the nrlker tn turn their party Into a
"jKilltlcnl etrlke,"
"(let ready fur armed rsvelutlnn tn.
overthrow the cnpllellit governnmnl nnd
crealo a worker government; yw,
brnllier did In rtumla." the hill pleailod,
..... M Hill.. 1 1 1 A A
Mini, mining mereiy ror in. .
lit United H(te and throunn thu
vIaIi nnrt ilia iirnlnlurlan (HolatOMhln
take poNBCdHlon of h II, It- T. mid of
every mill, mine, fanlory, railroad, nld
and farm In the United Hlate. The. Com-
niunlit party nf America aouniiii m rni
for revolnui Ionfor llin nrmed iinrUlug
of nil (lie worker,"
Wothlng happeneii in tlio way or revo
lutloii during the day, nllhoiigh Kineat
lliiMio, 23, of 11 (larnet Mreet, and Kd
ward MiiwiI, 32, of SUA Klghth direct,
were held for examination Tueday
charged with threatening Mr, Anna
Kerry of 421 Twentieth etreet, became
ho did not prevent her etrlklwi hiuband
from going back tn work,
Kluht ynunir men who wero riding In
a taxlrab wltli dovrral drlnke on hoard
when dhotd were fired Wednedday night
near a Culver line train wer linen in
each on chante of dldorderly conduot
In KlAthiidli court yeitcrday, Tim men
pinieatua tnat tney urn not Know m ineir
Male of mind there was a Mrlhe mid
nothing wn further from their thought))
than dhootlng at a train,
Htrllitira whn worn I'nllcd Htatc
Army uniform while taking pert It) the
dlKturbanco In Troepent l'nrk on Labor
Day will be prodeculed, t'niten Miiuc
DUtrlct Attorney I.e Itov V, Ilo eald
yeiturday, Mr, Itoa murounrml that he
had received a letter from Mnjor-dcn,
llobert U Iliillird, commander of th'i
Dcnarimeiit of thn Kant, dialing that the,
men wero clearly violating we iw uy
wenilnir tlie tinlfnrnid.
Union olllclal refined yeiterday to
poimlt United Htate Mamiiai jamc sr.
Power to nddrci the dlrlker nt their
n In it moot I ii ir In tie Labor J.yreuni,
They apparently feared the effect of tho
Miimhar word upon their men, who
nro getting moro ami more nnxiou
dally,
I i I i ummmm
Hen, lllli'liciick to (llr Aililrrx,
An nddred on Iiuiuch of the 1'rcalden
tin) campaign will bo 'niado by Hcnntor
Ollbcrt M. Hitchcock of Nebradka at a
luncheon of the Arkwrlght Club, 320
Ilroadwuy, Tueeday, Tlio club la com
liodcd of bualneii men,
f $lm atk
KNOX Hat
GLOVES
161 BROADWAY
SINGER BUILDING
1 ira
1
COAL STRIKE DEAD
UNION HEADS THINK
fondiHed frm rinf Vagt
Uf Will liavo a beneflclul effect In the
m,lrm,((, Hhmton, Tliey y that,
r wro,V, the dee...on nf IVeel-
dent Wlliflii Ima removed the peg on
which "vacetlnnlwta" have been led to
hang their hat, The men have been
kept from work becuiie they have been
told that by remaining Idle there wn
u podiivlllly of forcing n reopening of
the caie,
Union official met thla nflernnnn and
nnnnunroil that the lliiallnn I tlilm
"Tho United Mine Worker of Amer
ica agreed tn gn tn arbitration. They
pledged themelve tn nhldn by the com-
mllon' finding, Award weri madif
and the union leaden appealed from tlio
decldlon, after they had written thn
award Into an agreement and Dinned thn
contract, The I'reildent Jin acted on
thn appeal hy refusing to reconvene the
Joint committee, leaving thn miner
where they nuiet return tn work or by
rennilnlng Idle repudiate their eoleiiin
promlar mid written pledge."
Miner expect that thn Government
will call upon International IVeildent of
tue United Mine worker nf America
John U Imvl tn take a eland nnd urge
nil men into thn m ne. Thn union nf
tidal of thl dlitrlct are expecting the
meHMKfl any time, nnd expre a belief
tnat Mr, icwlu will rnndiner tun Ureal
dent' bitter crltlclini nlnieii nt thn entire
organlnatlon imlea he can peruade local
miner to relurn,
It I not likely mt the Indulgent will
meet to act on I'redldont Wlleon' re
fiidal. They dtated nt their It meetlnij
Hint no new motion am nccfnry until
Hie oltiintloTi In rlninged, Tlioy point
out that wlien they look the "vacation"
vote It wa a proKdt ugalnat Iho
award mid dlnce tho award remain Hie
dame Hiolr podltlon I uiichunRcd, Till
I the Inaurgrnt1 point of view.
7
'vjti ukbj ((toLo
HARD COAL MINERS'
'VACATION' SPREADS
Tying Up Scrantan District in
Anudor to Wihon,
HmNTOw, npt, 10, Within threa
day every anthracite mine workjjr will
ho on "vticttllon," nwiordlng to leader
of tlio vacation movement, Till action,
they ay, will be the miner' unewcr to
I'reeldent WIIon' refund tn reopen the
award nf the Antliraclto Commldlnn,
which failed to eatldfy the worker,
ICnoch William, chairninn nf thn Joint
grievance committee of dm Delaware,
lnckuwanim and Western Uoal Com
puny und alio leader of thn Inaurgnnld
In the Ncranton illtrlct, ald the reful
nf the I'realdent tn reopen the cade will
remit In one of Hie lmrdent fought In
diidlrhil dtruggle ever waged in Urn
country.
"Men who have been remaining nt
work have been doing o In the bnller
that thn I'rcdlilent would reopen the
caaa mid make It pnealhle for tho mine
worker to get conceedlnn dlmllar tn
thorn won by the bltiimlnaii worker,'
he huIiI, "Thn line urn now firmly
drawn and thn rnlnn worker who con
HnueH ut work upon the ifward a
handed down liy tho majority member
of the commlddlun I not true to lilmevlf,
the union or hi family,
"There were more men out lo-dny In
thn Hcranton district than ever mid 1
expect that the who a Imlualry will be
tied up In thn district by to-morrow or
Mommy,"
Offlcei nf the miner' union In Ihlo
dlnrlct will not illpmidH Hm l'rcaldent'H
acting, ,
Toucher Muln In Iiinntnliu,
Hawi.ik, ICrj',, Hept, 10. Ml JJmmn
I'liraoiid, 25 year old, of Uiucaaler, Ky
n tenenvr or uoniemin ocienon in hm
l'lnn Mountain acltlcmenl ndinnl wclte
mile from' Harlan, wn murdered Tues
day on n lonely mountain trail near
Dillon, Ky, tiio bony wa round nt
night, New nf thn tragedy trie" cd
through to Harlan to-day,
ftwmkjr ottj MI(jtvvbJ wile iwi
fowwiti car oti OwryteXtiYi ? He Mim
now. He sMty imh) Qojw AmoK
a. . n A ti .n
pa(aer; mxtm eoAnklnieK1- Um
4tttb, AuUAK qtfb sjjpirt!
MINERS IN BRITAIN
STILL UNYIELDING
Government Also Refutea to
Change Ita Stand, v
LondoNi Hept, rbLtttle liopn wa
held nut In oDIclal circle thla morning
that n oolulloii of tho coal crVl would
be found In Die near future, Mir llobert
Home, preeldent of the Hoard of Trade,
had a conference with J'remler I.loyd
(Uorgn tld morning, mid It I under
dtood tlmt Idoyil fleorgo cxpreaecd en
tire approval of (ho manner In which
h'lr Hubert ha acted, U I etated that
Urn fJovernment doe not Intend to de
viate from tho tenn offered uy mr nob
ert and that thean atlll remain open to
Hm miner,
' Meanwhile from ' Porlamauth, where
thn Trade Union Uongrea I In progrew,
ooine word that tlio miner are reaolute
In their Intention not to alter their de
mand, Active preparation are being
iimiie by bead or aovernineni ncvri
menu to deal with n elrlko ituutior,
flhoiild It nrlae,
J'oiiTHMOHTir, Knglmid. Hept, 10, Yc-
leruiiy coniorcncn hi imiiuoii nuiwrsu
Hlr llobert Home, preililcnt of (hn Hoard
of Tnidn, and tho inlnern' lender, held In
nn effort o end the coal crlil. wu dl.
(lidded here lnt night by the miner'
delegate to the TriidiH Union 'Cnnirre
mid hy a iiiibrommltteo of thu "triple
alliance." nf labor.
Jame Henry Thorn, a president of
I no congress, ntaten tin morning iniu
Ilia miner lmd nothing to add to the
Miitnnent they mado to the (lovornnioiU
j'f ntorclny to thn effect that the (lov
(rnnienl offer did not change Hie lt
unl Inn or ulTord any hope nf Kcttlmneut,
In a epeerh here to-nlaht O. T. Crumv,
secretary of Hie National Union of Hall
wnymen, declared that the inlnern were
fighting the battle of the working
classe.
Therefore," the speuker said, "wn are
nrcnared tit .stand hy them. In what
ever way tlie test may come the rail
way men will not be found wanting In
loyalty to their comrades."
CHICAGO COAL MEN
VP AS PROFITEERS
U, S, Attorney Promises In
dictments Within Week,
tfjiiffnl lo Tim urn in Nw You Hmin,
Oiiipaoo, Hepl, 10, Action In Iho long
prOmleoil Federal lnvetlgotlon nf cnal
profiteering bepn to-day with the call
ing Into thn olden nf DUIrlet Attorney
Clmrle V, Clyno the flrat of many
wiinleealo dealer,
Uolncldently, Mr, Clynn announced
that Indictment of at leant n half rtqxcn
uf n'trong of limb,
y( Dorden'a Milk Icecps tia ' jl
i ISv in trim." JB-
(1 ' ' 5Wj,"',!ff'a '
Willi an active mind nJ a healthy body you lure the iw0 l,e,
asicla to win in the fight for success. BORDEN'S pure, whole
some milk is a good health builder at all times safe and de
pendable. A quart a day means added strength and vitality,
Good milk means good health.
Phone for our tolMlor and arran&e for dally dtUttru or
call tlie man on the mason,
2891 conveniently located
stores ready to serve you,
BORDEN'S FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc.
a VEBEV STREET PHONll CQRTLANOT 7801
du&pcm W)dtr (Pro.
q)0mxj$a m'qA
'A Rcuttq ou-uwm
. . u
w; (fid
wlioleeele. dealer undec the
could be eapeoiffi w (hi i rt , tn'.
Tho DldlrK Atnrncy'll,io1,,U ,
cjuo to ipeclfin ordei rnn ",,
torncy-Uenerul I'ahner for f.i. ' .
prnaeciitlon of prolltenrlng m .' ;"
nd an Iniielry Into Hi.. ,
which threaten Cilcar;n wh ,
famine thin winter. ' fl,t
While eomo of llin trnubl
,i. i i i . . '
I'll 14 (I,,,.
iiiu vii r ni'riHBn anil a Kir tlltllc him.,.
aid Mr, riyne,- "there can (T , ,"
tlnn that prolllcnrlng I n jirogio "
a hurio or ale, We have been lnv.iri,Bn,n
Ing the l nation now for turen Vf. ,
and have Informiitlmi on wliicii , ,.
go ahead mid nlt lndlcninnin, Crimm"!
prosecution nndei' tho l.t-vcc , J '',
follow." r 111
This is Prize Rhyme No
46. Any boy or pirl under
H years can win $5 for
each rhyme we use.
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