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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28
STRANA DRUHA.

Jsden ovtaek5 pes, pojmeno-
yahy Tweed, konal sve lkoly
jake liodihy pfavidelne, at We
dne ti noel. Jiny rocnf pes byl
dan k brigade a hned druheho
dine tato dtocila pres kraje, kite
re pes iieznal. A piece vykona-
val sya poselstvf do, hlavniho
stanu Spfavne a rychle. Jednu
takovou posilku ma vzdalenpst
dive a pdl mile vykonal "a A8
minut. Jiny pes vykonal podoh
nou vzdalenost We ctvrt hodin6A
Tito psi nejen ze museji be-
zeti po bojisti, kde kule z rue
ME del jen prseji, ale inuseji
81 raziti cestu pres jafny vyryte
v zemi granaty a skrze ploty
ostnateho dratu. Tomu vsemu
'museji byti nauceni We skole
a nauceji Sc tofnu bez pouziva-
nj bice neb jakehokoliv treBtu.
Must sc s mimi zvlaste pocat-
ku zachazeti velice mirne, aby
sc nepoplaAli.
/ Nejprvnejsi, cemu 81 museji
!psi zvyknouti, je strelba. Ivy
kali 81 ma nj re vzdaLenosti a ia
sc k MIN stale blizi, tax re ko-.
necne stojeji zcela tise, kdyz
Jim nekolik muzd vypaluje ra-,
my mad samymi hlavami.' TAX
jsou zvykani ma hrubou strel-
bu, az z del Is palcovych. Jsou
inavykani ma kouf, jin1z museji'
behati, ma vodu, ma ostnaty
drat a iine prekazky. Jsou We
deni daleko do kraje a odtud
vyslani k domovu pres ty nej-
rdznejsi pfekazky. Pokud tako
|vy pes nedovede donesti depesi
nejlnene do vzdalenosti TIFF mil
bez zdrzovahi, nenf poslan k
armade co~vycviceny.
| Mnozi techto cvicenych
ctvernohych poslu docilili neo-
bycejnych vysledkd. Jeden do
lnesl depesi do vzdalenosti 8
mil "a hod:nu, jiny docela vyko
nal 5 mil pul hodine a opet
jiny 3M mile urazil We 20 minu
tach. 0 jedRom takovem psu
Sc vypravovalo, ze mohl byti do
vzdalenosti 4 mil poslan kam-
koliv a vzdy posilku dobre W.
konal.a Psi jsou v armad9 take
drzeni proto, re uciteji nejdri-
We otravne plyny a dali vystra-
hY Jejich vykony jsou spoleh-
live "a noci mlhy prave tax
jako "a bileho dine, coz l:di
mono neni. Takto vycviceny
pes nalezne vzdy cestu k domo
WI, kde je ubytovan, at "a okoi
nosti jakychkoliv, pokud sc
muze jen pohybovati.
WSS]] WSs]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28

hrozenych syobod nepfatel-
skym vojskem zaplavenych
provincii.
Zde drzeli sc statecni dan
sti vojaci po deset tydnd 4 te-
prve po te, ,kdyz valy jejich by
ly uplne rozdrceny pruskym
delostrelectvem, Sc vzdali. Kri-
stiAn Devaty byl prinuceh, aby
vidal Sc prav ma Slesvik-Hol-
stynsko a vydal ODE provincie
Prusku a Rakousku. Slesviku
ma natlak francouzskeho elsa
Re Napoleoha III. pfiznano by
10 papirove pravo K ''plebisci-
tu," ably rozhodl, pod kterym
panovhiken pfeje 81 ziti. Ten
I'd slib byl ale toliko jednirn z
mnohych Bismarckovych "ca-
Ri papiru." Hlasovani lidu nj
kdy nebylo provedeno. v Ra-
kousku napotom ozvalo Sc
snad svedoni, cili spfse zarli-
vost, a zadalo, aby Slesvik prif
cen byl Austenburknm. Lee Bi
smarck zasadil rychle svdj pru
sky podpatek ma tento navrh a
rozhodl, ze provincie tato zd-
stane Prusku, coz zavdalo po-
zdeji pffcinu k valce mezi Pru
skem a Rakouskem, presn9 die
Bismarckovych plAnd. Bismark
chtel Sc zbaviti rakouskeho po-
dflnictvf v nemecke konfedera
ci a to podarilo Sc rnu v roce
1866, kdy u Sadove porazena
byia rakouska armada q zdr-
cen ma vzdy sen rakouskych
statniks o vGdci roll v nemecke
konfederaci. Ale to jiz je jina
kapitola pruskych intrik a pro
vadeni Bismarckovych zAm6-
ri.
A tax dala Sc podrobene
provincii germanisace ma po-
chod. Jednalo Sc vlastne ger
manisacni pokusy, ponevadz
Slesvik zdstal z valne miry
danskym az ma nase dny. Brzy
po roce 1864 n6mcina ucinena
hlavnim jazykem We skolach a
v dradech. .Rodicdm bylo zaka
zano, ably ziskavali danske uci
tele pro svoje ditky. Take cir
kve bylo pouzito zajmu pru
sactvi. Soudci duchovni stall
Sc nadhoncimi Pruska a brzy
nebylo v; Danbku rovnosti pred
zakonem. Deportace brzy byly
zahajeny. Danstf obcane pfi-
praveni byli o sve domoviny a
vytlaceni do vyhnanstvi. Boha
ii obchodnici stall sc zvlaste
hromosvody prusacke tyranie.
Starci zeny byli vyhnani
"a hranice, mladici odtrzeni
byli cd sve prace a ba ami ne
mocnych nebylo setreno. Vel
ke mnozstvi Dand prinuceno
prchnouti z vlasti, uchylilo Sc
do Ameriky. Pres to vsechno
Danove v Slesviku do dnesniho
dne trvali ma svych pravech a
SVEN odboji Slesvik dnes je
temer uplhe danskym v duchu
a jazyku a trva ma odcineni ne
spravedlnosti a bezpravi. A
jsou-li dosle zpravy pravdivy,
ucinil Slesvik sam k tomu cili
prvni krok.
Je ovsem slime pochybno, re
,mirova konference uzna repu-
bliku utvofenou ma zaklade
stare "nerozpustitelne unie."
v politickych kruzich danskych
jevi Sc sklon k rozdeleni tech
to nestejnorodych dvojcat a
pro vraceni toliko Slesviku pod
svrchovanst Danska. Nicmene
neni pochybnosti o tom, re do
jde ke konecnemu resent a
rozlusteni teto proslule otazky.
Rozlusteni jeji uderi primo do
srdce pruskeho nebezpeci.
"Kazdy zda Sc prehlizeti nej
pozoruhodnejsi cast slesvicke
otazky," pravi Ivan Kirkegard,
American danskeho pdvodu,
! Ia NIAC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28
Z DEJIN PORYNf.


utabofili Sc Y provincii ma "a
pad cd reky Ryna, vyvolala "a
jem o tuto krasnou .oblast, jez
We svetove historic hrala dnlezi
tou roll. Vetsi cast oblasti ma
zapad> od mocneho tohoto toku
nevrati pod teutonske jarmo.
Francie ziska zpet Elsasko a
Lotrinsko a jeff rozloha pribli-
Il sc one stare Gale "a dnd Ju
liza Caesara. Snad Lucembur-
sko pfipojeno bude k ffsi fran
couzske. Tim Ffancie ziska ne
kblik tisic ctverecnfch mil kra
sneho q bohateho uzemi, cimz
nalezite bude odskodnena "a
velke utrpeni We svetove valce.
| Nejlepsi vinna reva dari Sc
ma vychodnfch svazich reky Ry
ma, ktere nepochybne zdstanou
soucastkou nemecke federacni
republiky, anebo stanou Sc ca
stf jihonemecke republiky, roz
hodnou-li Sc katolicke zeme
Badensko, Wuertembersko a
Bavorsko .utvofiti takovou spo-
lu nemeckym Rakouskein. z
|tohoto vychodniho Porynf pri-
chazeji proslula rynska vina,
Steinberske a Johannisburske,
jakoz jina, majfci povest sve-
tovou.
V.Nicmene vinne reve sc dari
| znamenite ma brehu zapad-
MIN, maine v ddoli reky Mosel
lie. Mosellska vina zapasi o po-
pularitu u labuznikd s why Wy
chodorynskymi.
! Lee neni to pouze vinarsky
prdmysl, jenz je zakladem "a
! moznosti techto krajin, a oblast
Iporynska stala sc "a minula tri
des4tileti jednou z nejdIlezi-
tejsich prdmyslovych casti Ne
mecka. Pred valkou bydlelo v
lporynskych provinciich jiz-
mich sedm milionI obyvatel, z
nichz dobre dive tretiny bylo
katolikG a meme nez tretina
protestantG. Toliko padesat tri
tis.c zidI zilo v teto oblasti. Je
to jedna z nejlidnatejsich ca
lsti nemecke rise, jezto pripada
tn 600 osob ma jednu ctverec
/ nj mill.
I Historic Porynske provincie
jako oddelene oblasti datuje Sc
toliko do roku 1915, kdy utvo-
rena byla z cele rady drobnych
vevodstvi, svobodnych NEST a
temer celeho sta slechtickych a
klasternich panstvi. Krasa te-
chto kraft lakala turisty vsech
narOdd. Sami nemecti basnici,
zahrnuje to takove duchy ia
ko Goethe-a a Schillera, opevo
vail Poryni We svych basnich a
ponevadz v jedne dobe plody
|techto basnikI prekladaly Sc no
recne do vsech jazyka sveto-
vych, zpravy o krasach tohoto
kraje pronikly do celeho sveta.
Amerika sama " dobe miru >po
silala do Poryni tisice turistI
kazdeho roku a nenf pochyby
o tom, ze tyto kraje nadale bu
Idou lakati k sobe obdivovatele
prirodnich kras.
! Neni to germanska kultura,
Ijez zira re starozitnych staveb
a hradd v Poryni. Kultura ro-
manska vtiskla jim svoje zna
ky a basnici n6neGti opevovali
krasy prehI Ryna jako dysici
zkazkami velike DOLBY roman
ske, jez tolik znamenala pro OBJ
rodu umehi zapadnf Evropy.
Cd dob Caesara Poryni hralo
ullezitou rolf v historii. Nemec
ii basnici romanticke skoly sem
zajizdeli pro sve inspirace.
| Reka je 1900 mil dlouha a
ma mnoho pritoku, pres to ale
ljeji koryto neni tax Stroke, ma
jake uvkli jsme zde. - Co.
ticke kmeny pdvodne obyvaly
cele udoli, ale byly z Mich vytla
ceny dobyvacnymi kmeny teu-
i tOnskymi. ktere zaplavily uZe-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28

hledne diplomacii v jednanf 8
otazkou Slesvik- Holstynska, Wy
vrcholivsi v odtrzeni obou pro-
vincii cd Danska a .pripojeni
.jich ku kralovstvi Pruskemu a
majtci v dusledku ujarmeni a
hrdzovladu. Bismarckovy ruce
v evropske politice byly poetic
ny kratce po krymske valce.
Prusky valecny stroj byl We
! znamenitem poradku. "Zelez-
ny kancler" sestavil jiz plany k
pruske svetove rfsi a jako I'd
kladniho kamene tohoto zafne
ru bylo nutno rozsfriti nemec-
kou moe ma mori. Plany ma ut
vorenf Kielskeho prdplavu na-
chazely Sc jiz v koute zasuvky
.jeho psaciho stolku, cekajlce
ma svdj den. X provedeni' toho
zamerh bylo. nutnosti, aby Il
skano bylo Slesvicko-H Holstyn-
sko. Nejdrfve bylo ovsem, die
nahledu Bisrnarckovych, po-
i drobiti konfederaci nemec-
kych statu pruske kontrole. " I.
Bismarck drazdil zvysujici
Sc rozpory mezi Nemci a Dany
ohledne svrchovanosti dvou
provincii, ponechavaje Prusko
v pozadi. Hruska nebyla dopo
sud zrala, ably Prusko cesalo.
V roce 1863 Kristian Devaty
nastoupil vladu. Byl znam ja-
ko "protokolnf kral" pro urov-
mani otazky slesvik-holstynske
protokolem londynskyna roce
1852 ucinil v tom srnyslu kom-
promis, re zfizena byla dan
ska konstitucni kontrola obou
provincii reservoir nemec-
kych prav v Holstynsku. Pru-
sko stejne jako Rakousko po.
skytlo tomuto protokolu svoje
schvaleni.
Pc nastoupeni Kristiana De
vateho ma trim doslo nicmene k
obnoveni teto otazky ma za-
klade vydanf move dstavy. Au.
stenbursky vevoda Bedrich po.
stavil Sc svym vlivem "a Mem.
ce, prohlasil narok ma svrchova
most Holstynu, q agitace v je.
ho zajmu rozsirena byla dc
Slesviku a stara proklamace {
"nerozpustitelne unii" byla Wy
voiana z dlouheho sveho span.
ku. Nemecka vojska napotorr
obsadila Holstyn do "urovnanI
otazky neslednictvi." V tontc
vsern ale Prusko a Rakousko
die Bismarckova diktatu, sc o.
tevrene nepodilelo. Bismarck
byl vzdy opatrny, aby neuka.
zoval sve karty. Bylot' prece
Prusko ucastnikem londynske.
no protokolu! Prusko prece ne
mohlo 'borusiti" slavnou tutc
smlouvu. V tech vecech byl Bi.
smarck mnohem opatrnejsl nez
jeho nastupci, "a nichz zahaje
ma byla svetova valka. A TAX
Bismarck pfinutil pruskeht
krale- Vilema, ably prozatim st
zalozenyma rukama dival Sc
jak Ne:nci a Danove vyplazuj
ma sebe jazyky. Mezitim pal
nechal cviciti svoje vojaky 9
hledel udrzovati valecny stro.
v dobrem stavu k okamzite me
bilisaci v pripade potfeby.
Uciniv tajnou smlouvu Rs
kouskem a jinou postrani dohc
du S ochotnym svym nastro.
jem, francouzskym cisarem Ma
policemen ILL.,, Bismarck vyho'
dill hlavniho trumfa v nemec'
KEN snemu. Ma jeho popud BY
predlozen navrh, ably n6meckd
konfederace zabrala Slesvik ia
ko zaruku, re Dansko vyhovl
opatrenfm srnluv z roku 1852
Bismarck ovsem tusil predem
ze tento navrh bude rozhofte
ne zamitnut, jezto znamenal
znanim prav Kristiana Devatf
ho. A napotom Bismarck ozna
mil snemu, ze Prusko a Rakuu
| CkO "a it,oOI1 ca tntns ySIoz;t oct
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28

Lekaf: "No, jake bylo spa
nj? Pocital jste, jak jsem vam
radil?"
Pacient: ''Pocital, pane dok-
tore"
Lekar (zive): "Do kolika?"
Pacient: "Do osmnacti t:sic."
Lekar: "a pax jste usnul?"
Pacient: "Ne, pax uz bylo
ranO."
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
He Did Not Forqet.

More than two years ago, Charlie, an old fire department horse at Green castle, left the station. his place there having been taken by n new motor truck. Since that time Charlie has been doing heavy hauling for his pres cnt owner.
 The other day Charley and his work Ing mate were stopped near the fire department station, and one of the iiromen ventured the statement that Charlie would still make good fire horse if the old equipment should Eave to be resorted to. To prove his contention the fireman unhitched Charlie, led him to his old stall, ad- iusted the harness above the old wagon and sounded the alarm. The door opened and just as of old Chnr. lie trotted out and ran under the har- ness ready to make run. In two years he had not forgotten his lesson. Indianapolis News
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
 ORDERED DISCONTINUED
DRAFT BOARDS ALSO ORDERED TO DISCONTINUE CLAsSiFi-
 CATION or REoisTRANTs.

Washmeton. Nov. 1G.-Progosi Mar shal General CroWder today ordered the discontinuance of all physical eX- aminations of draft roSlstrants The physical examinations have been only to youths of IS under orders issned up- on cessation of hostilitics
 District draft boards. General Crowder said. have been instructed to complete all records of cases before them which relate entirely 10 tine granting of occupational exemptions or the consideration of appeals from local boards on dependency claims.
 All records ol the exemption boards are to be preserved for future dispo- sitlon and the classification or the l9 10 26 years old and IS years old group is 10 be completed at the earliest pos si0le moment
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
Mount Rubber

Remember Mount Rubber when you come to Newlon.' urges the KansAn. Mount Rubber Is heap of rubber rub. hish on East Broadway, near Main street, which, when it assumes the de. sired proportions, will he sold t0 old rubber collectors and the proceeds turned over 10 the Red Cross. The nation needs the rubber. the Red Cross needs the money and the public needs its riddance. Anything like an old auto tire. bicycle tire, rubber boots, old garden hose, rubber out of your neck--in fact, anything in the form of rubber--can be chucked into the pile and 1t will be a jolt for the kal- ser" says the Kansan.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
taapoIeonln pescenoant.

A great-grandson of Napoleon Bona parte was killed recently i'll action not far from Reims. where he was at ;he head of q machineg gun section His name was Daniel Napoleon Mesnard and he was the son of a lady whose maiden name was Leon, and who was the ardg1yss-~af Count Leon. a natural SCI of the emperor. The dead soldier bore himself bravely in defense of Reims. and was mentioned in dis patches.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
STRUCTURE BUILT OF HAY
Alfalfa Growers of the Yakima Val ley Used Novel Method to Adver-
 tise Their Product.

To advertise their agricultural prod. ucts the folks of the Sunnyside recla- nation project, in the state of Wash ington, built last summer brand-new kind of structure. They called it a hay palace.
 It was built wholly of baled hay alfalfa hay of the best quality, 6,000 tons of it, contributed by the farmers of Yakima valley. Some house! Well, yes. It was 150 feet long. 100 feet wide and 25 feet high, with m exteri- or effect somewhat resembling that of q medieval fortress.
 Inside Of it were exhibits Of every imaginable kind relating to the field and garden products of the valley. Also an auditorium, with stage for speakers, music and vaudeville acts. The palace was Illuminated by elec- trleity and cooled by electric fans.
 But, although the Yakima valley produces wonderful fruits and vege- tables. it's big money-getting crop Is alfalfa. The celebration at the hay palace (which was, incidentally sort af carniyan was planned mainly for the purpose of bringing together the grower and consumer of alfalfa hny, with elimination of the much-objur- gated middleman.
 On the last day of the fair the hay from which the palace was construct ed was sold at auction to the highest bidders and the proceeds were distrb- uted pro rata among the farmers who had contributed the material.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
CAMP PIKE ELEVEN
 DEFEATS TULANE

New Orleans, La, Nov. 1G-The foot ball eleven from Camp Pike, Ark. ad- mnistered the first defeat of the sea son to Tulane University here today by a score of ten to seven. Tho Camp Pike Eleven was considerably heavier than Che To al team but was able only once 10 shove the ball over The vis- itors scored their first tally in the first quarter when Borleske kicked a field goal In the third Forth wont over for a touchdown He also kick ed goal Tulane's touchdown came within the last few minutes of play in the final quarter Iaun and Borleske were Camp Pike's princlpal ground gathers.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
omlnous Quiet.

How do you account for the fact that Crimson Gulch has become so pcacefulY'
 Tt isn't neaaeful," replied Broncho Boh. Tt ionly seems SO because the hoys are saving their ammunition for the Boches instead of wasting fl on one another"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17
SURELY SOME CRAP SHOOTER
Dusky steVedore in France Was Rap idly Getting Rich at Expense of
 Ills Comrades.

They used to shoot some craps in stcvedore company No. -----, but they don't any more. This as a c0nse- qucnce of stern company order is- sued after a prolonged argument with the dice which followed the first pay day on this side.
 There was game at every oppor- tunity for about week, and then came lun Simultaneously with the lull the men began to turn up shy of apparel and equipment. Investigation disclosed that one dusky private with q pair Of dice that behaved particu- larly well had made a sensational clean-up.
 He had gathered most of the francs in the company in the first three days and then started on per sonal effects. At the conclusion of the series he had nearly enough francs to finance q war of his own and more clothes than the supply sergeant, not to speak of 36 identifi- cation tags, seven boxes of C.C. pills. bottle of castor oil, n tow els, most of the soap in the com pany and a packing case full of other articles. At the suggestion of the captain he returned all Of the belong ings and most of the francs.
 "Ah learned dat game in de old Tenth cavalry he exclaimed. 'and An just wanted to show desc new soldiers dat dey didn't know muffin about It." Stars and Stripes.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-17

Dr. W. II. dickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases. by q method that Is simply wonderful. Also diseases of the rectum and cures piles wirhout the use of the knife. Twenty years in Hot Springs. Ark. Citizens National Bank Building. S-21
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
CAPITAL ANDLABOR
SHEATHE THE SABER
Ragtime Treaties Hustled
Through in the Forests
New Revue

one Of the most popular features
Of the current George NJ Cohan Re
vuo," at the Forrest, is the travcsty
Of "a Talor-Made Man" 'hich the
satirlst has written in the same amus-
ing ragtlme meter employed with
hilarious results in the Common Clay"
burlcSque Of a season ago. In the midst
Of the frivolity, however. an extremely
pertinent commentary on the fabor and
capital situation In ar tines is intro.
duced. Here is the text. published foI
the first time, of Mr.. Cohans sagaclous
foolery:
BART
Capital and Labor have got to get
together
Get together as they never have
before
Capital and Labor have got to get
together.
II we don't then e won't win the
war.
We've got to give and take.
RUSSELL
You take and never give.
BART
It costs lot to operate.
FLYNN
1t costs a lot to live.
BART
We're ship building corporation
go trying TO build boats,
Boats, ''' boats, ''' anything that
floats.
what are we going to send them in?
We've got to make trips.
What are We going to send them
in?
We've got to have ships
-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
LUSITANIA SURVIVOR
IN STANLEY PICTURE
Rita Jolivet the Stellar Feature of
Metros Lest We Forget"
Photoplay

Rita Jolivct. star Of Metros big screen
spectacle of International events, Lest
We Forget" which will he shown at the
Stanley Theatre all of this week. is a
native of France. In that country she
commenced her stage career as "A child.
Showing great talent, she was encOur-
aged to proceed in her theatrical career
by the elder Coquelin Making her
stage debut in London as Beatrice in
"Nuch Ado About Nothing" she later
appeared in many ether Shakespearean
u 0ductions in 1915 and is now well
known as a Legitimate" actress. Miss
JoliVet was one of the passengers saved
whe0 the Tueitania went down, and her
vivid rccolleCtiOuS Of the details of the
traC dv onahlnd her to give material
help to Dir ct0r LeonCe Perret when
80 '-' - T0~~-'" q war film, was in
course Of production.
II W 'ta q ,rat RITA Iolivet first
cnte~ol the mot'or-p picture fi'ld, playing
with ~ hnh~oHio Company. In this
v.or'' ~'o cam well known in Eu-
rope Later she came to America, where
she % ned the Lasky forces and played
in THE Unafraid" and with the Ivan
i'm zone Law for Both" She has also
played on the speaking stage in "kiS-
met" with Otis Skinner.
While in Italy Miss Jolvet first met
Count de Cippico, who is an Italian no
hleman. The meeting soon ripened into
romance and they We're married. To-
gether they appear in Lest We Forget"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
WOULD EMPLOY WOMEN
AS CONDUCTORS ON CARS
Head of Cleveland Trolley Line
Makes Proposal, but Union
Disagrees
Cleveland, o., April -.


Motormen and conductors of the Cleve-
land Railway Company, operating all
Of the city traction lines, have asked for
a wage increase President ]. j. STAN
ley, of the company, counters by sub
hitting to union officers a proposal to
advance the wages of motormen, grad
ually to shift all male conductors into
motormen's positions, and to employ
women conductors. The union answers
that If sufficient compensation is granted
there will be men enough for both front
and rear platforms, and that If wages
are sufficiently raised and the unions
prediction is not fulfilled, then the union
will consent to the employment Of
women.
Mr.. Stanley proposes to advance the
wages Of motormen from the present
thirty-five cents to forty-flve cents an
hour, and to pay the women who would
be employed as conductors the conduc-
tors present wages thirty-two and
:hirty-tive cents an hour Mr.. Stanley
believes that development of car con-
struction and operation have reduced
the physical effort required of the con-
ductor to a minimum. so that women
can do the work. He believes that men
should he on the front platform, for
there, he says, the work is about the
same as in past years, perhaps even
heavier because of increased traffic I'm
the streets due to the automobile. I'VE
believe the two Jobs are no longer on a
par" he says, and the wage scale
should recognize that fact" Women con-
duCtors would earn $50 and more a
week under the present schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

GABRILOWITSCH IN
ELOQUENT RECITAL
Superb Pianist Enthralls Auditors
at Academy With Chopin
Schumann Program

The exquisite and authoritative art Of
Ossip Gabrilowitsch was displayed in the
superb Russ an pianist's only recital here
Of the season in the Academy of Music
yesterday afternoon. a rather slim audi
euce was present, but it's music-loying
componcnts had their reward in poetic
and mastery Interpretation of pro-
gram devoted exclusively to Chopin and
Schumann.
In Illuminating the former composer
Mr. Gabrilowitsch's genius is undimmec
by memories of Rafael Josetfy or Nladi'
mir de HaChmann. TEty may haNe
urobed the certain emotional aspects Ul
Chopin more deeply. but in gosSamer uSi uS,-
icarv and polluCid br,lliancy the tabrll-
,witsCh readings stand well abreast WIN
those Of the older masters. Ihc most
polished taste always informs ms an
fiStry This was particularly evidenced
Yesterday in his treatment Of the CON
soryatory girls standby, the 6 sharp
minor waltz, given as an encore. ne
ancient gem was reburnlshed, reNltaI-
izcd ..,..,.,.i
The billed program underwent several
changes The scheduled q major prelude
was omitted and the { minor ctuu''
op 25, was introduced. The repeuuOh
uf the sChcrzo theme in the SchumaUh
q minor sonata, which began the pro
gram. was discarded. WIN I"uCmaiIs ,,ioI,
beauty the pianist irradiated the WeI-
known Chopin ballade in y nat major
lie was heard also in the Is minor ma
zurka, the nOCturnc IN q MAJOR, w
ctude i'm f. major and the ID nat maJ9r,
prcludr The monumental 'CarhaNal
IF Srhuulanu. gwen with rapturous elo-
quencc. brought memorable concert l"
!s official close The chopin "Posthu-
nous" waltz and several other nulnptrS'
earlier in the program were e4TTorrrrS'- =