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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
WILSON CALLS A HALT
ON R. R. WAGE RAISES
President Agrees to Eight Hour
Day REIMBURSEMENT Giving &c.
ain Hour Increase.

Washington.-PrcS Wilson has
taken the first Srep toward cWbing the
epidemic of higher wage demands,
with the Inevitable consequence of Still
higher production costs, continuing
increases in the expenses Of living ana
the completion Of the circle by addl-
tional demands to meet the new con-
diti0ns.
He denied the demand of the rail.
road shopmen for general increase
Of wages from - to 81 cents an hour,
though he conceded to them the prin-
ciple Of ten hours pay on the pre-waE
schedule, for an eight-hour day. This
amounts to M increase of about four
cents per hour for the higher paid men
and nine cents for others.
The decision was the result of req
concentrations by Director General OF
Railroads Hines and was announced
by the President to Il delegation of lb6
labor leaders ut the White House, who
anne ut the Presidents invitation to
ear the verdict and his explanation
{ ihc rcaSOnS for it.
III" labor chiefs left the session with
crave faces. They had subsequent
session with Dirc:ror General lines.
III which they asked if the decision WAS
final. They were told that ii was: that
he government had determined on the
indicated course in regard 20 Ill gen
raj wage demands.
The verdict was Il bitter GiSap-
pointmrnt 10 the labor chiefs. They
believed up to the last minute that
the demands of the men would lie met
for the most part--a belief that was
shared by nearly ercryiIo'y noi in the
confidence Of The Atilain :stration. -.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05

Y. M. C. A. District Secretary, who
will direct the program of activities
to be carried on by the Young Mems
Christian Association in the counties
of Rockbridge, Augusta, Rockingham,
Clarke, Shenandoah, Frederick, War
rem, Page, Allegheny, Bath, and High
land.
Mr.. Holmes is one of the eight
District Secretaries appointed by the
State Executive Committee to carry
on the program of Statewide activi-
ties which the Association has under
taken for rural sections of Virginia.
He will make his headquarters in
the city of Staunton and devote his
time to personal supervision of the
work in the several counties of his
district.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
Gonpers and Gary to Meet.

Chicago.-An Important conference
het "cun S;tmuei uunpcrS ara Judge
Ebert H. Gary and ether officials OF
the United States Steel Corporation Is
beng planned.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
FEW VOTE AGAINST STRIKE.
Wakout of COO 900 Maintenance OF
Way Men Predicted.

WY W.T. ~HFSNSN'
Dptroit.-Of 1T5.WO ballots counted
up to date only 1000 are against u
strike of maintenance of way employ
ces and railway shopmen of the United
States aud Canaua, according to Of
!i"erS here.
william Robson, assistant to ~ L
barker. ;rrHi:I president Of the orgari.
"H.ior. says Cox 900 votes will he taken
End that tl.cy will he almost mani-
muusiy III fa"Ur CT Il Walkuut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
C.1LENDARTL NOU.

An apdrut 50 Sc dfG de viasare
.,Cdlendarsd NoN" Acest Cdlea-
ddr a fost espedat iesa seara ta.tWror
singurdticiIOr carr E-au cOmGAd0t
81 pc cind cor ceti sirele acestea tre-
buie sal alba la NINA. e de pri-
sos, asa credena, Sc MAI stdraim a.
supra frunausetii acestm calendar
nnic in felM sdat, seris 81 tipdrft Ia
repeseaM. Ell douede$te destOissicia
celOr ce Ian fntOcn9t. AsuprG cat-
Dri,,sulm san. rom rerena GU o re-
censinne IN nnn,drM piatOr. IMbitai
nostri cetitori, carr roiesc Sc mbd
un calendar f,'umos, bineroiascd a
triDite 55 cent? pc adresa loan
Jiri-BdndtanM 57O5 Detroit Are.
Clerelaa,d, 0.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

Tifosul in Persia. Washing
ton. Conform stiriler pfimite
de la Teheran, Persia este biatu-
ita in muite parti de tifos. S q
formal in graba un comitet de a.
jutorare. al carui presedinte este
Mr., Gordon Paddock. consuiui A,
merican de la Tabriz.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
.EFIECIH
Dol PoLITIuIANI DIN BAL
CAM.


Din orr &C punct de vedere 4
foarte multumitor pentru ca in
conferinta de pace chestia asupra
fmpartirei Banatului ce a>prodps
o oare care ezitare in pronunta-
rea congresului pacei avut moro
cnl ca avut fntre membrii 81
dol politiciani Gu experienta 81 Gu
vcderi largi ca d-nul Nicolas Pas
citsh, fostul prim-ministru al Ser
biei 81 d-nul Bratianu, consilierul
increzut al regcui Ferdinand al
Rominiei.
Banatul este lmul dintre cele
mai erase preturi ale razboiului
este una dintre cele mai fertile re-
giuni din 1ntreaga lume. O impair
tire dreapta nu un lucru usor
pentru ca populatia Romfna 81
Sirba Sc amesteca foarte mutt III
uncle sectii ale acestui tinut. Apa.
renta lui Pashitch 81 l,li Bratia-
nu inaintea conferintei de pace a
descoperit faptul ca mai existat
81 un alt tratat secret, care fost
facut numai ca Sc induca pc RO-
mfnia ca Sc .intre in razboi de par
tea aliatilor. 81 GU deosebire de
tratatul de la Londra, acesta a
fost un document secret numai
fata de inamici, pentru ca guyer.
null sfrb a avut textul acestui tra-
tat ce lisa comunicat Serbiei 81
care a fost o parte ce a consimtit
la acesti termeni.
Insa de fapt, impossible ca in
un tratat schitat in linii largi sd
Sc provada toate detailiile, deci
natural mai ramas foarte multi
dc discutat din ambele part ma
mte de ce sc poate afla 0 solutie
ca sa muitumeasca pc toti. La in.
ceput, ca un rezultat al operatii-
lor militare, o polite cam grave
81 serioasa a fost creata intre Ser
bia 81 Rominia. Generalii ce co
mandau armatele rivale, a. caror
|prima bagare de seama e cea ma;
mare. suma tactica 81 avantagii
|strategice pentru trupele de sub
commando Tor, eli de fapt STUNT rh;
diplomat 81 de fapt Prefera ac-
TUNE repede in lec de o actiune
moderata. Acesta a fost 81 cazul
din regianea TimisoaFei, unde ar
mata siFba OH arlnata rOmfna IAN
aflat fata in fata. Din norocire
alidtii an aetivat pfont 81 ah dat
ordin ca anbele parti sd sc retra-
| ga de Ia punctele disputate, care
Ipuncte, in iateresul general All
fost scHpste de trapele fraasezcl
M 1ndoiel& sea impArtiraa
Banatului va ia difielilt6ti enor-
me 81 din caaza asAestecnlni de
rasse W ii inevitaAIl ca uzlsle mi
noritati vor famineas pc tinutul ee
trebue dat celeilalte pkrti. ina6
totul depanda de %pisitall - care
negociatiuniIe Sc vor fase 81 de ii
|mitarile cum vor ii f6eute. PEN
tru acest Rnotiv-ceslgneanl de pace
Sc poete congs>4ula e IN 1ntrs
|ei pc Pasfiteh q Re Bnktiann.
Anbii suslt oanaeai . eipof -
triotism fost fncercat 81 - poas
|te pune inessA sAsrsa a ei ca vor
apara cu credin34 i,atsresele txrei
|lcr, ~ I'M y ~ = tt
aameni ce I'D Inn ktrfnit 81 a.
salt tile ay ! ntulpi:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
MaruntiSWi.


De buna seama ca sub numirea
de ,,cei mai distinsi romini din A.
nlcrica:' lara sunt intelesi v1nza
tori norocosi de actiuni. Norocus
ca acestl ,tlistinsiss nu S s'au putu,
distinge mci odata 1ntru a due,
un lucru la fndeplmire.
Pima cind aliatii vorbesc 81 Sc
inteleg la Paris, bucerul Hinden
burg al hunilor Isl organizeazi
de nou armata.
Zilele trecute am vazut cataloa
ge pentru sammtele de primavari
81 damele purtau palarii de pale
senn ne1ndoios ca de pc acum
nici viorelele nu sunt departe, 81
ca primavara bate Ia usa.
in China. daca scapi pc un ON
de ia moarte, trebue sal sustini
dupa aceea viata intreaga. Cum
ar fl daca popoarale Europei al
cere asia 81 de la Uncle Sam?
Pc vremurile vechi. regii detro.
natl puteau. Sc intre in trapele
teatrale 81 sc muhceasca pentru
banii pc earl ii cistiga. Iarile de
astazi, mai civilizate, Sc pare ca
nu an lipsa de Ell nici ca clown"
musicali
Dupa cum sc scrie, generalul
Pershing a pornit cercetare in a.
facerile de la Brest, unde soldatl'
americani dorm in apa. Probabl.
Isl va fl cumparat pareche no.
uf de cisme de guma, de la fabri-
ca pc care voieste sa O faca o cor
poratie romineasca
Pima acuma stiam numai dc
Big Four. un hume sub care
sc intelegea numele celor patru
orase mari ihdustriale din centrul
Statelor Unite. Oar acuma, dupa
razboi. auzim 81 de un ,,BigFive'
ceea ce fnsemneaza cele cinci mari
puteri aliate. earl doresc toate pc
seama lor.
Inamicul poate ca nici acuma
nu recunoaste ca dinsul este ba-
tut, dar va trebui in curind So
recunoasca ca numirea de ger
man" 81 cea de ,.despoietor'' a.
proape aceeasi.
SASH de acasa. Sc vede, s'au
cumintit. Cum ramfnem Gu eel
din America 81 cum raminem GU
neamurile lor - Svabii?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

.liarde de d0fari. Acestsa snnt pa
'eabe cau2ate de razboi, 81 carl
nu Sc coprind cheltuielile 81 int
prNnnturile cerate. ValoArea anu
ala d .recoltei din Serbia Z socotita
Ia no, 100000, ii inamicnl ia lu-
az recolta in trei ami Ia rfnd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
spartacienii in Koenigsberg.

zu in ziarele americana Nj spune ca snntem
mi serios ca din toate cite planu nica ales 81
trebu mutt multi timp "a conYinai pc american "a
Gel &c au stricat causei antoriza neuu nse
dornic de renume Gstigat foarte ,teasy".
Iata, cam asa STAN cu acrtori nosr din Aesea r. da-
pa toate aeestea dupa aproape ne-am sns
nodpr. win aeeiasi domni s ataca 81 moi Ro
st oamen de scandal ne tr5nt CART apocnfe ~ hetnle
aIerieens d alte, M ss zSsss sa
1&s6m scuzaa II bunk judscsta T. ltcului ~ sp ~
Antiep4H fnse ca ~ desthide 8s lp4ile r. ief
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

SASH de acasa, Sc vede, s'au
cumintit. Cum raminem Gu cei
din America 81 cum raminem GU
neamurile lor - Svabii9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
lanncitoF.f ulsine1i ~ 4rantaL. J

Shanghai, - Misiunea francesaa
fnsarcinata de 9 1nrola muncitori
chinezi, 81 care s'a intors in Fran.
ia Gu punerea p6cei, in trei ami de ]
activitate a trirAis $4,000 de chi
nezi in Franta ca sa lucreze india
ratul liniei de fupta.
Din lipsa de vapoare nh s'aa4
pptut trimite mai multi.
Rosii invadeasa Chile. - San.
siago. - Ambele case ale parla-
nentului all aprobat masurile lu-
tie de presedintele repnblicei de
y declara intregul stat in stare
lie asediu ca sd parvina disordine-
G provocate de bolsevicii carl au
liuns pc teritorul statului Chile
.,,Usii'' fac petitiune. Cincin-
natl. - Noua mil de petitii au
fost puse in circulate All ca sa
fie submise celor ce .vor sd lie SEM
neze ca la aleeerea din Noembrie,
sa fie pus la referendum amanda
mentul prohibited
Petitiile all fast date afara de
"a cartierul Brewers Board of
Trade" Gu scopul de a circula in
ltoatc statele.
/ S'a spus ca $1,000 de semnaturi
trebue. adeca 6 procente din vo-
tul total din Noembrie 1918.
Opt soldati mort prin accident
in Franta. - Tryes, Franta.
Opt soldati din armata Statelor
Unite au fost omoriti 81 .treizeci
raniti, cind un tren ce ducea tru-
pele Statelor Unite spre portul
BrestN s a ciocnit Gu doua locomo-
live germane &c au stat in statiu-'
nea de la Mon6eramey
fncearca Sc seape pc Kaiser.
Amsterdam. I'm Germania an
Einceput sa sc organizeze societatl
|ca sd ,,scape pc Kaiser" de II
predat aliatilor.
Sc sprme ca Eitel Frederick, al
doilea fecior a lui Kaiser ar Ii
scris scrisoare prim-ministrului
Ebert, cerind ca guvernul sa la
masuri 81 sa ajute acestor socie-
tati
Rosii aotivi in Turkestan. -
Constantinopol. - S'au primit in-
formatii aici ca conditiile sunt.
foarte rele in Turkestan, nnde ac-
tivitatile bolsevieilor sunt in to-
iul lor 81 upde Sc afla 10000 de
prisonieri de ranboi germani 81 d.
ustriaci. Lrpte an ayut loc intre1
bolsevici 81 anti-bolsevici in re
guinea nordica, insa detailurile
lipsesc.
Rosii isi m&resc armata. - Hell.
singfors. - I'm ordin dat de sovi-
etul central de la Moscova chea-
ma sub arme toti barbatii de la ID
pima la As de ami. Acesti oameni
vor incepe sd lupte in caz ca pro-
pusa conferinta de pc insula Prin
cesa nu poate ajunge la un rezul-
tat care sa multumeasca pc Rusi.
Sosirea altor trupe. - Newport
News. - Doua mil de soldati A.
mericani, printre carl sc afla 81
553 de raniti, au fost debarcatl
aicea de pc vaporul Susquehanna,
care a plecat de la st. Nazaire in
ziua de II Ianuarie.
Femeie atacat& de punga3i. II
Alliance, Ohio. Niste hoti au a.
tacat pc dina Alice Beatty, in e..
tate de GO de ami, pc eind sc an
torcea All noapte acasa, fringin-
du-i NINA in timpul cSnd Sc lup-
ia Gu ca, fiindca sfalneia nu voia
sa lie lase geanta. In geanta ma
vusese decit vre-o citiva dolari,
cu carl hotii s'au facut nevaznti.
Tifosul in Persia Washing
ton. - Conform stiriler pfimite
de la Teheran, Persia este, bsatu-l
|ita in muite parti de tifos. S'a,
formal in graba un comitet de a.
jutorare. al carui presedinte este
Mr., Gordon Paddock consuiui Al
merican de la Tabriz.
pa an1Ihi1A Aer1,ies Rnl0rAd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
INFORMANT luN|

Monument pentru aviatarii~ A
mericani. - Paris. - I'm stilp de
marmura va Fl ridicat la Issoudun
in memoria aviatorilor Americani
ce si-au perdut viata in Franta.
Monumental ce va fl ridicat pc
la sfirsitul lunei Februarie va Fl
facut din fondul ridicat de ziarul
Plane.
srartacienii in Koenigsberg.
Copenhaga. Major;tatea edifi-
ciilor publice au fost luate de
spartaeizi in Koenigsberg, in Pru-
sia de rasarit. Gnvernorul din
Prussia rasariteana a declarat le-
gea martiala in Thorn.
~ y -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

Neta Red: ,,MuncitoruF' care
lne-a trimis ,articelul de mai sus,
g un socialist. care mai silele tre-
cute ne ataca :prin ,,Desteptarear
sc vede 1nsa Cd s'a convihs de a.
devarul cauzei pc care ziarul nun
citorilor Romfni ,,America" a a.
parat-o Gu demnftate.
Nh suntemS legati prin mimic
de nu spune numele autoru1ui
care ne-a TRIMS articolul de maj
sus. D7nsul e M. Tatarn din Bed.
ford, Ohio, 81 marturisesc ca
sunt fericit ca s,1nt 81 socialist
care fnteleg ceva mai mutt ca in
tunecatii de la ,,fntunccarea' din
Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
SocIalBIsI MeSIA.
CONTINUARE DE Pc PHGINA L

CONTINUARE DE PIE PAGINA /.
dovedit ca muncesc pentru lami-
narea 81 bunastarea munciterilor.
Deci sd ne grupam in iAaral lor,
spre :binele tarei, neamului 81
.mnncitorului.
TN ,uanneitAr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

Pagubie Serbiei. Belgrad.
Comitetul formal pentru re
construirea Serbiei fixat pagu-
bile Serbiei Ia suma de doua mi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-12
Friends Best Fitted to Face Task
of Reconstruction, Declares Russell

Speaking on the work of the So
ciety of Friends as Peace Makers,
Ebert Russell, former professor in
Earlham college, and now head Oh
Woolman's School, Swathmore, Penn,
recently said to the office force OF the
American Friends Service committee
and group of young men and women
about to enter Reconstruction work In
France that the Friends Society was
the only one of the historic Protestant
denominations of the United States
which met the horror of the Great
War with a constructive program Of
applied Christianity.
Part Of this address, which appears
in this weeks American Friend, fol-
lows:
s"The other denominations turned
over the relief, healing and other
Christian social service to organiza-
tions such as the Belgium Relief Com
mission, the Red Cross and the Y. M.
C. A. Only the Society Of Friends had
sufficient historical momentum to en-
able it to enter on a definite program
of healing and rebuilding in a ravaged
world, and sufficient Christian grace
and spiritual power for it's different
branches to build common organi-
zation adequate to the task under
taken.
1--WE have only to expand and con-
tinue this reconstruction work to be-
come a society of Peace Makers in
Christ's sense" he said. "It is one OF
the tragedies by which Christ has
been crucified afresh, that the peace
makers whom he calls sons of God,
should in this generation be regarded
as towards, anarchists, traitors, pro-
Germans, Bolshevists, and enemies of
mankind generally.
There will be no difficulty in ex-
parding the work once we catch the
vision and set our faces toward the
goal" he encouraged
I'VE Friends are not able, even with
volunteers from outside our body, to
deal with more than few fields. We
might" he explained, choose Mexico
after we get our hands free from the
worst war-created needs of Europe. We
ought to keep a force Of thousand or
two thousand men and women there
for a generation. They should go as
Christian physicians, nurses, as sani-
tary, civil and mechanical engineers;
teachers, farmers, business men, edi-
tors, publishers and preachers.
THE young people who go should
make it clear that they come as friends
of Mexico, to help her and to share
her lot. They should leave no ground
for suspicion that they are the camers
nose of an American invasion. They
should, while there, renounce all pri-
vileges of American citizenship, all
reliance on our government for pro-
lection or influence"
He suggested that there has perhaps
been some question that this is the
same work that the Red Cross, the
Y. M. c. A. and the foreign mission.
aries are doing.
why not simply support their
| work he asked.
THE answer is that these lines OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-12

service do not represent conscious
and organized Christian service to the
world as the antithesis of limited ma
tional patriotism, as the Christian sub
stitute for war and the attitude that
leads to war.
Christian missions are as yet
pretty much tied to the chariot of de-
nominationalism. They are also COM
mitted to our half pagan nationalism.
''In the last analysis of duty the
Red Cross is hopelessly committed to
the theory of the omnipotent state. 1t
does good to others only by permis-
sion OF it's own government, and in
the emergency of war stands ready
with side arms not only to carry the
wounded out Of the battle line but to
carry ammunition in.
"The Y. M. C. A. likewise finally
identified Christianity with patriot
ism, wore a uniform, accepted a gov
ernment commission to keep soldiers
morally and physically fit to fight,
operated the army canteen, declared
a moratorium on its scruples about
cigarets, for example, upheld military
courage and self-sacrifice as the high
est virtues, and put away good deal
of it's moral code with it's civilian
clothes, as not useful until the war is
over"
Russell said he was not minimizing
the work of the missionaries, the Red
Cross, nor the Y. NJ c.. A. but was
merely calling attention to the fact
that their work is circumscribed by
the acknowledged power of the state,
by the traditional limitations of Pro-
testantism.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-12
Man Barricaded IN
House Holds Fifty
Policemen at Bay
(By Associated Pressy

CHICAGO, March 1.-Two police
men and civilian are in hospitals
today with bullet wounds inflicted by
a man barricaded in his own house,
while the latter is dead with part
of his head blown OF, having turned
his rifle against himself. For three
hours early today, George Ondeck,
a real estate dealer and expert marks
han held more than half hundred
policemen at bay. exchanging shot for
shot and driving the beseigers to COW
er of adjacent buildings.
When Ondeck was reduced to his
last cartridge he shot himself.
Half an hour after the firing ceased
the police entered the house and found
Ondeck dead in front room. In a
rear room were Mrs, Ondeck and her
six children lying on the floor to es-
cape the bullets that crashed through
the frame cottage walls.
Ondeck is said to have been drink
Ing and the police were hunting him
with a warrant charging cruelty,
sworn out by his wife.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-12
new SESSION
OF CONGRESS
Will INHERIT
RAIL PROBLEM
Advocates Of Seven Groups of
Interests to Urge Prompt
Action at Opening of Legiis-
lature.
IS OPPOSED
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, March 12-Adjourn-
ment of congress without legislation
providing a solution Of the railroad
problem leaves this question as one
OF the principal heritages Of the next
congress. Advocates of various plans
already have begun to promote prop
aganda for their respective theories,
and are prepared to urge congress to
take up consideration early in the next
session.
At that time, testimony taken before
the senate interstate commerce COM
mittee Of the present congress will be
available. The new group Of legisla-
tors will be confronted with recon-
mendations of seven groups of inter
ests. These are: The railroad ad-
ministration, railroad executives, rail-
way labor, railroad security owners.
interstate commerce commission, ship.
pers, and state commission.
The railroad administration en-
dorsement of f1ve-year extension of
federal management was opposed by
all other interests, except that the
labor groups opposition was qualified.
All interests except the railroad adj
ministration and railway labor advo-
Gated return to private management
as soon as congress has enacted legis-
lation permitting larger measure Of
unified operation and of stricter gov
eminent control. The labor forces
private management.
Summarized Views
The varied views may be summar-
fzed as follows:
Railroad Administration five
nU$A ne
with alternative of early return Of the
roads to private management. Former
Director General McAdoo regarded the
five years as a period to test all theo-
ries; his successor, Walker D. Hines,
regarded 1t as an interim course, ra-
ther than a test, to give congress time
to work out permanent solution. Mr..
McAdoo presented no permanent So
luton; Mr.. Hines proposed eventual
private management, with mergers OF
the numerous roads into six or more
regional companies, with more uniform
financial strength, the government
represented on the boards of direc-
tors, profits to be shared with the gov
eminent and perhaps employees, and
the roads assured adequate return on
investments.
Interstate Commerce Commission
For private operation, with privileges
of pooling equipment and facilities,
cooperation in operating plans, mer-
gers within limits, government regula-
tion of securities issues, clariflcation
of the twilight zone between state and
federal authority, complete mergers,
in time of war or emergency; regula-
ton of construction, and development
and coordination of inland WATERWAYS
with rail lines. All this would be
under the regulation of a government
agency, presumably the Interstate
commerce commission.
Continued on Page Two)