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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
PITTSBURGH HAS COAL
TO RUN MILLS 80 DAYS
Mines Also Are in Operation in
Northern Pennsylvania and
West Virginia.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. is.--coai sup
plies In Pittsburgh are sufficient to
keep most mills and factories in op-
Grafton for thirty days. II was said
by fuel men to-day.
This, coupled with the operation oi
large numbers OF mines in tho north
srn part OF West Virginia and in
creased coal production in the non.
fnion mines Of Western PennsylvRnia
might mean inconvenience. but moi
necessarily hardship In the near fu-
ture. II was added.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
DYE LAW BEFORE HOUSE.
Resolution Barring German Prod
uct lie Considered.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.-The House
to- day considered the resolution to keep
out German dyes until Jan. is. by which
time It is hoped Congress win have
passed bill protecting the American
industry built up during the war.
Senate leaders insist upon passage OF
the resolution on the ground that with
sudden proeiamsnon OF peace the
their products.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
New strike Threa'eu~d by Colo
raaa Miners.

PUEBLO. Colo. Nov. lS.-colorado
to-day faced a second shutdown Of lts
coal mines through the ultimatum is-
sued by George o. Johnson, district
president. United Mine Workers OF
America, calling out union men next
: Friday, unless what he terms black
list" Of union mnieTs by the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company and other
concerns 10 suspended. Johnson de-
clared that certain unloa miners we're
being refused reinstatement since the
recall OF the strike order last week.
He further charged that they are re-
quired 20 sign an agreement TO leave
all disputes to the Rockefeller indus
trial plan.
Mines operating under contracts
which have not expired are exempt
from the order. Approximately 5000
miners answered the nation wide
strike order, but many returned 10
work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
NATIONS WANT SENATE TO MODIFY RESERVAT7 T7ONS

La Toilette said. declaring his inten-
tion Of reviewing on the oOr Of the
Senate "the whole outrage" as soon
as an opportunity permitted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
Peace Council Limits Greek Oceu-
pati0n OF smyrna

PARIS. Nov. is.-The Supreme Coun-
sll to-day decided to Inform Premier
Nenizeios Of GreeSe that Il could ONLY
eonhrm the view OF the Peace Confer
Greeks. ~ Wv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
sABlI:s xEEP WELL

whrn ,iettc's Give Them Frther J0ba's
'firine for Coihs.
For nnore than GO years Father Johns
Medicine has hoe9 the family medicine
IN E1anscsda Of hones, safe hecauss
IA oong3iu5 M aicohoi.--Advt,
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claim that a refusal to take men
back to work is in itself conspiracy
to curtail production at a moment
when the country needs all the fuel
II can get.
Kentucky miners, for instance,
have telegraphed both the Depart
ments OF Labor and Justice that they
are not going back to work because
the operators have increased the
prepared coal price from $2.65 under
the Garfield allowance to $3.50 and
81. while the miners a regetting no
part OF the increase. 4
It is argued. moreover. that the
excess profits reports would show
what immense profits were made by
operators in Kentucky during the
year.
All OF these complaints are being
investigated by large stan OF
special agents and they must be ex-
amined in the light OF costs Of pro-
duction. figures and statistics which
have been gathered by various Gov
ernment agencies ever since the war
began.
GOVERNMENT CONSCIOUS OF
ITS GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.
Public interest in the coal stu
alton may have begun TO lag outside
of the coal fields as soon as the
strike order was rescinded, but the
Government here is still conscious
OF the tremendous responsibility II
has undertaken in endeavoring to
act as mediator and compel settle
ment between miners and operators,
There are those who are urging
that prosecutions against the oper-
ators under the Lever Act for ex-
ceeding wartime prices would have
healthful effect because II would
carry faith to the miners in the
even handed justice of the Federal
Government, but thus far the prose
cutting branch Of the Government
gives the impression OF not wishing
to undertake prosecutions merely
for psychological effect, but OF de-
string to push its case through to q
victorious verdict whenever enough
evidence can be gotten to launch
such a campaign in the courts.
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To Prevent Innasnua

-. To Prevent IniIaenEa
,,is.,aia es, a,,,,,SnP GRIP and InfiurhAA--I4AxArIvE
nnny"v snLNlhh IahleiS emose tho ransa.
t.ns .nD one "npm0 onlnins' " w.
Sn"Nes NanAture on boa. a0c-AGsS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-18
IS BEATHICE PVNOHON
CHARMING PICTURE.

Miss Beatrice Pynchon, In her
fathers box, presented a charming
picture in a black net frock, elegantly
embroidered with silver threads. The
small cap sleeve was finished with n
silver cord, as was also the neck, As
Miss Pynchon'h guest, Miss Elisabeth
Hyde wore simple black satin frock
Titian nair. which was ooin5d high
Evening journal., 1919-09-23

has made the tax rate So high without
SUFFICIENT funds to meet the request
OF the teachers for an increase.
one member OF the Board of Educa-
ilon in discussing the request Of the
teachers for an Increase, last night
said: we all felt when the request
was made that under present conditions
the teachers should receive more
money butwe can not see any way that
we can procure The funds 70 allow The
Increase. When the teachers were
elected last summer they were notiiid
Of their election and the salary that had
been fixed for the year. They all ae-
cepted and the budget was then made
out on the basis OF that salary and sent
10 The Levy Court Now we can not
change that budget, and / understand
we cannot legally transfer funds from
one accounts 10 another after The
amount for each account has been
fixed in the budget That IS just the
position we are now In. and we are un-
able to see how any funds could be Sc
cured 10 grant the increase asked. !
for one would be in favor OF dividing
pro-rato among the teachers at the end
Of the year any money that might be
left from the teachers appropriation
but there seems 10 be little prospects
In that. as we had 20 shave all the ap-
propriations pretty close in making up
the budget
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
NEWARK TEACHERS
WANT MORE MONEY
Members OF Board Say
There Are No Funds to
Grant an Increase
DGET WOULD
HAVE TO BE CHANGED
- y rhe E,enIng journal.

;pecisl TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. sept. 23.-Basing their re-
mes, on tho ground that other special
r-,rlets in the county are paying con-
dcrable more. the grammar and pri-
4a.v teachers OF the Newark schools
,ave asked the local Board oil EuuOd.
ion for an increase in salary OF az
cast siOO a year. They are now re-
Giving SIS a monitor ten monlhs'
~ s75o A year. A committee OF three
teachers appeared before the board ine
latter part OF last week and submltted
their request. A..
Newark is a special district under the
new Schol Code. The minimum salary
FOR teacher IN special district j.
s,s month. lust what the locol
ieachers are receiving The local
teachers. however. point out that IN
other specisl districts in the county
ihe grammar and primary teachess are
aeing paid from $3.50 to $1,000 a year.
and that they are Justly entitled TO an
increase over $3.50. Some Of the teach-
ers especially those who have to board
saw at present prices SO a montn Is
hardly living expenses, and thal tueS
win have great trouble to save enough
during the school year to live the Two
months when they will moi be receiving
salary.
n IS understood that many OF ihe
taxpayers who have been Approached on
the subject agree that SIS a month IS
moi sunicient pay. and they hope thal
some way can be found by the board
Ia grant an Increase. on the other hand
members OF the board say they are
rowerless TO grant the increase under
nresenl circumstances They point out
that the budget was prepared baslng
ne salary at So a month for the year,
md that money can not be transferred
rom one item 10 another after uhe
budget has been made up and presented
Ia the Levy Court. as has been done 10
his case. While they agree That the
.eachers should receive more money
hev saw 70 Is simply a case OF funds
being available TO grant The increase;
rhe tax rate IN this district was hXed
ov the Levy Court at 50 cents. one or,
II not the highest rates Of any speclal
district in the county. There IS rea-
son. however, for this high rate. IN
he first place 10 raises iunus toWdlus
proposcd new school building to be
builf This school year. In the second
niaco The district loses several thousand
dollars by mistake made by the Levy
Court and which the court refused to
rectify after 10 had been called to their
attention. In fixing the assessment
LIST for the capitation taXsbles The Levy
Court only included those paying
property tax. There are several hun
dred others who do not own propert,
but who should pay a capitatlon ta'
Nho escape for this year, and conse
quently the school board loses ina
money. The additional list Of capita
iion taNabes was made up by Mr.. Fer
ruson. The hundred assessor, and sub
mltted 10 the Levy Court, but their as
scssment list had then been completed
and the court refused to go over II and
make the additions. II Is these two
items. members Of the board say, which
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
Fishless, But Satisfied
CHICAGO SALESMAN FINDS FORTUNE IN GOLD DEPOSITS
WHILE ON CANADIAN OUTING

Mr.. wachman has returned to CHI
cago. where he was sales manager for
garment factory. after six weeks In the
wilds OF Western Ontario.
10 was the best outing he ever had
although Mr.. Wachman didn't catch
one fish. lost a lot OF sleep and worked
until his hands were covered with blis-
ters--,
Tie found a few gold mines. that's all! +!
His strike. the second Of the season In
this region. is near Contact Bay, 20 miles
from KenOra and about 200 miles east
OF Winnipeg. It consists OF a huge pay
streak. from ~ to 20 inches in wdth. 10
Evening journal., 1919-09-23

feet deep and 1000 feet in length Sam
pies from this streak assay s2coO5o to
$4,000 a ton. The main ore body as
says from $40 10 500 a ton. Mr.. Wach-
man has half interest in IA claims.
His partner on the fishing trip was
Gus Larson. a veteran prospecto-.
II is expected that this field VIII at
tract more gold-seekers than the one at
Copper Lake. which is separated from
the railroad at The Pas by 60 miles OF
muskeg and requires arduous canoe
travel TO reach.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
5oOO OO0 ions or COAL,

LONDON. Sept. 23-Five million tons
Of coal is the estimate OF British ex-
petition TO spitzenbergen after explora-
lions over one square mile.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
SING
With False Teeth!
SURE
DR.. Wernet's
Powder
Kan. them firm. Prevents sore gums
VvhIte. Flavored. Antisoptic.

White. Favored. Antisepsie'
If your dental plate is loose or
drops. to get instant relief use
DIR. Wernet's Powder regularly.
You can eat, laugh, talk with ease.
Guaranteed by Wernet Dental Mfg. Co..
ii6 Beekmsn St, N. Y. 25c, SOC, q Sl.0o'
A, Drug and Department Stores. Refuse
;mitations. This is the original Pot0dsr'
Evening journal., 1919-09-23

Dchie doaren the ear to opportunity
6uy w. s. :.
Evening journal., 1919-09-23
Attractive Silks at
Attractive Prices

Spend day with US in our
silk department and we will
gladly show you any of the
newest silks at prices to suit.
Satin de luxe, satin imperial,
peach skin, radium, taffeta, mes
saline, surah, habutai, crepe de
chine, pongee, jersey satin in
plain and fancy weaves; a yd.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-20
CUBA PRODUCIRA
CUATRO MILLONES
De TONELADAS
SERA LA MAYOR PRO.
DUCCION DE AzUCAR
QUE REGISTRARA LA
HTSToRIA INDUSTRIAL
DE CUBA

I'm n zafra ~ este a6o. cui.a fe
ne cans sembrada IN sus camps saf
cientc a producer D. snorme eaufhiaH
dc cuatro millones d. toneisdas ds
azticar.
segdn todos los cklcuios hechos por
los expertos en- Ia mstsria. pusds qus
esta cantidad sea supersda en- alsunas
toneladas mas
segdn declare don Armaudo L6pss.
vice consul de Cuba en- East Rock
away. L. l.. que Sc encuentra en- Nv
va York. de paso para Ia Hsbsna. Ia
safra ssra Ia mas rrande qus reaisfra
"a IA historic industrial De IA pr6spsra
isla.
Anadi6 que los asucsreros eubanos
estan vendiendo ahora sI aadear . '
y medic cenfavo Ia libra. psro que
ellOs tienen Ia hrme cresncia en- aus
el preciO subira a II centsvos dsta.
llandose en- Cuba . r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-20
GOMPERS PIDE A
wilson RESOLVER
SOBRE ST. DOMINGO
LAS CONDICIONES EN-
AQUELLA REPUBLICA
EXIGEN UNA PRONTA
SOLUCION POR PARTE
DE EE. UU.

WASHINGTON, dicicmbrc O. sa-
muel Gompers, presidente de Ia ''Fe-
-deration of Labor, ha dirigido una
carta al presidente Wilson eL Ia cual
pide sobre el caso de Ia Rep6blica DO.
minicana, que el gobiefno de los rs.
tados Unidos dicte euanto amtes medi.
das Oportunas que tlendan a IormaIi-
zar las condolences econ6micas poli-
ticas de aquel pals
Las condolences alli son de tai ma
'turiaeza, dice, que espero, senior pre-
sidente, que usted dara a este asurto
Ia mas pronta consideration /"
Ia "American Federation Of La
Dor" he resuelto a la vez enyiar una
cOmisi6n a la Rep6blica Dominicana
Iue ir.vestigara la situaei6n en- que
Sc encuentra aquel pals. rs muy pro.
bable que ell mismo senior Gompers for
me parte de dicha Comisi6n.
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ES probable que ell gObiernO Sc
apOdGTG de los feTOCaTiIOS
4 prOcsdimlsntO de "InjunctlOn"
no ha dadO TeSuItadOS satSfsciOTOS

El lunes Sc vera ante la Corte Fede.
raj, ell procedimiento de Injunction
sstablecido por ell fiscal Martin 'con-
ra Santiago Iglesias y otrOs leaders
lie la Federation Libre'', a los cue
ie acusa de haber conspirado para Ii.
nitar 6restringir la transportation del
azdcar de Puerto Rice.
Ell viernes 10, el Licdo. Henry q.
Molina, que representa- a Santiago lyle
sias, solicit6 del juez Hamilton. una
prorroga, para que el asunto fuese re.
tardado hasta el lunes, en- que proba
blemente presentara una exception pre-
via.
Hasta la hora de ahora ell "injunc.
ion" no ha surtido Ell efeeto dessado.
sea hacer, que los trabajadores una
vez fuera del radio de acci6n de los
leaders obreros, volviesen al ira
5ajo. La compahia del Ferrocarril solo
;iene en- funciones un tren correo, el
;ual sale de San Juan con destino a
Ponce cada dos dias, nevando tambien
Il correo de los Estados Unidos, para
Il que tambien sc utiliEan varios auto.
n6viles ''trucks" del Gobierno Mi.
litar Ning,in tren de carga ha sido
puesto en- operacion, mientras tanto,
sl tempo CORE veloz, aproximandose
:ada vez mas ell periodic critico de Ia
zafra.
Desde que Sc declare con lugar el
Injunction, altos 'funcionarios del
3obierno han realizado grandes esfuer-
EOS para resolver ell asunto extraju.
iicialmente, por medic de un arbitraje.
pero no Sc ha podido llegar un acuer-
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do satisfactorio. porqus n Compa6is
del fsrrocarril insiste en- cue sns lnars
SOS no permitsn aumento en- ios ior
males. que Is Ia principal petici6n ds
los obreros en- huolga.
Con tales circunstancias ~ n pen.
sado que el dnico medic De poner ~
el trafco los trenes de carHa. en tiein
pO opOrtuno para q. las eentfsies pus
dan moIer Ia eaGa es que Fl oobisrno
Federal. valiendose a. mn recourse NJ
gente. intervenga. apodersndose de lss
hneas ferroviarias. , ponga = eofrer q
ferrocarrii. o 81 no. enc se uombre an
receiver administrator ae r..
rrocarriles'' que diriia 81 sr&aeo por
cuenta del oobicrno.
Case que ei ferrocarrn passfa de
este modo manos del oobisrno. aun
que fuere provisionalmcntc. II cuss
ti6n de los jornaies sera somsiida 4 is
consideration De nm eomits de afbitrs
ie. cuya decision. soghn infofmes. ss.
"a aceptada por los obrsrOs. tenisndo
ellos Ia debida representation su o.
Probablemcnts ei msrtss n Compa
MIA del ferrocsrril enviara sus rsprsssn
tantes a I'm hearing que ~ csishra
"a ante Ia Comisica de serviclo Fd.
blico para presenfar argumentos con
que sOstener MP petici6n psndisu's
alli. dc aumento en- IL tsrifa ds astss
la situaci6n e. cada vez mas aprs
niiante. y aunque los altos funeigusriss
del uobierno Federal muestfan aiguna
reserva en- sus actuaeiones. se ssbs. sin
embargo. que aiguna medida urRrute
IA de tomarse. "a que 81 Injunction
no ha obtenido el objeto dsssad0
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JOVen puertOniquelo que es-
taba en- el SeTViCiO de marina

Aver tarde nos visit6 Ell joven por-
torriquefo Alfredo Gorbea, natural de
Cabo Rojo, quien ha estado dos amos al
servicio de Ia marina de guerra de los
Estados Unidos.
Gorbea, seghn nos ha inforniadc, mien
tras formaba parte de La tripulaci6n del
cafionero Sacramento y mas tarde
del transporte Edgar F. Luckenbach
tuvo oportunidad de viajar por oriente
y conocer al Japon. En- Europa visit6
algunas ciudades alemanas del Rhin, y
ademas, Paris y Londres.
Nuestro compatriota trae muy agra
dables impresiones de este viaje alre-
dor del mundo, y nos dice que solo
estara aquf alghnas semanas al lado de
sus familiares, al fin de las cuales, vol
vera a partir, en- nuevas aventuras.
Ell joven Gorbea, antes de salir de p,
Rico, ocupaba un cargo importante en-
la Central Carmen, de Vega Alta
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NuestrOs cables
de Ultima hora

Continuation de la pagina 1a.)
cierto que ell gobierno japones ha-
va entrado en- negociaciones con
Mejico, para adquirir concesiones
especiales en- ell territorio meji-
canO.
WASHINGTON La produc
cion de azIcar este aiio en- Luisia-
ma sera menor que el precedente.
LAREDO (Mejico). = Federico
Cordova, secuestrador del subdi-
to americana William o jenkins,
ira a Washington, con documen-
tos sensacionales, que presentara
al gobierno del presidente Wilson.
BARCELONA, diciembre 49,
Agentes secretos del Gobierno
han logrado descubrir otras cua-
tro bombas de dinamita en- esta
ciudad. La "Fderacion Patronal"
ha depositado en- los bancos doce
millones de pesetas para respon-
der al vencimiento Gle las letras
que correspondent a los comercian-
tes en- menor escala que han Sc
cundado ell lock OUT
MADRID. .-Aunque casi todos
los empleados Gle los tranvias han
vuelto al trabajo, parece inminen-
te que una gran huelga estallara
en- las plantas de electricidad y de
gas.
L0NDRES. Ell ministro Lloyd
George ha manifestado que los
Aliados estan dispuestos a con-
certar la paz con Turqu1a en- ell
momento oportuno. Anadi6 que
existe un perfecto acuerdo para
no intervenir en- Russia.
LONDRES.-Se ha anunciado
aqui que en- breve Sc celebrara en-
Paris una importante conferencia
International la que asistiran
ministries de las naciones de la
Entente, para tratar de la
question de Fiume, la cual sera
resuelta definitivamente.
PARIS. Ell gobierno de Fin
landia ha solicitado del Gobierno
Argentine un credito de un million
de pesos, orc, para comprar gran
des cantidades de productos ar
gentinos.
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ALEMANIA sUENA CON Ia
REVISION DEL PACTO.

PARIS, diciembrc 10. - mr
Clemenceau esta decidido a no
permitir contra -proposiciones q u
nueva Delegation alemana quo IN
llegado q Versailles. por habersc
comprobado que Ell 6nico prop5si
TO de Alemania Is retardar ei n.a.
yor tiempo que sea possible las ne
gosiaciones aoerca del prosecto.
RADIO, a fin de obtener Ia revision
del pacto.
la delegation alemana preten.
de, para eludir Ia indemnixaci6u
pedida por Ell hundimiento de lcs
buques en- scapa Flow. que &c cas.
tiguel al almirante Reuter-.
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DOS BRIGADAs sERBIAs
AMENAZAN CON LA
INVASION.

PARIS, diciembre 19.-se sabe
que en- las cercanias de Laibash
Sc estan reconcentrando con toda
rapidez'y poderosos elementos dc
combate, dos brigadas serbias.
Tan pronto avancen las tropas
italianas sobre Cattaro o Spalato
--dijo el principe Alexandra en-
traran los serbios en- acei6n.
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Sucesores de
A. Suarez & Co.

Saludan su numerosa clientele y
al pdblico en- general, Y les ruegan pa
sen sus ordenes la mayor brevedad
para cumplimentarlas como de costum-
bre fin de evitar en- 10 possible las
aglomeraciones propias de estos dias.
Tambien 10 hacemos con el prop6-
sito de que todos puedan obtener los
numerOsos articulos que tenemos en-
Iexistencia para Nayidad Y Aho Nue.
vo y que pueden agOtaFse muy facil-
mente. Advt.
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Ell COnfIiCtO del
azlCaT, mOiOTS
Tmportauis CablsFTama dsi Coeli.
sionado Res asafa.
Wa.Ilnal.n 80. n

WAN8ANM A@1s ANGMFF IL @
Al Presidenis IL u Asasis.
ci6n Dc ProducioFss a. hffssf ds
Puerto Rico
Ia Htua.itn del afhtlr a. ca
ssnado "a meiorad9 Los ptffdt.
rios del sitsema de- ifesrc.1s y dsi
"coufrol De rTec.1s d-n'sm el
81 Juevez por bora y nadit Sd Pr1
yscto de Ley toms Fsffeeaffli
e inteuiaroB o8teusr coffrfaafit
para discutif las snm. sutits de 81
Camara nars1eil ~ f.nnsae+
ssrp6 todo e ticmrs prrtasfHat8
Y no se lego = s0isf - Nay iatl.
cos De qse ios ds - sisra aTa
dados por seuadcf fsmoiarhsEfs
loxraran irarsiir vgssrieu sotF
es enmierdas ds - Cmafa. Co.
"a De turno Esio dsrl iaeaF a
que ei ssunfo qneis rsnd.sl
hasta dospaks A. Aho Haeyo f
is Louisiana y 81 srsmio ds res8
laeher0s ss siertsn shofn mef
ifanquiios. 10 obstanis ri afe
ci5n exiee todavia eeusianfe 81
zllancia
C6r8sn Davis
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vicec6nsul de Cuba en- la ciudad
de Nueva York, quien asegura q.
la cosecha del ano proximo Sc ven
dera a Is centavos la libra. :.
El Comisionado de Sanidad de
la ciudad de NJ York ha decla-
RADIO que ell azticar conocida con
ell nombre de aTcoiris" habia 81
do sometida a una analisis por ell
hecho de que varios mnos habian
enfermado despues de haberla CO.