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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
ODJEZD PETI NACELNfKU
zELEZNICNlCH ZRfZENCU
DO CHICAGO.

VGera vecer V 1915 odjelo
y Clevelandu pet nacelniku
nejyetSich organisaci zeleznic-
Mich zrizencu do Chicago, kde
dopoledne Y 9:30 konana bu-
de predporada k schulz hlav-
nj, jez svolana Jest ma 2. hodi-
nu odpoledni a kde take ma
padnouti rozhodujici slovo.
Svrchovana dulezitost otaZky
velke zeleznieni stavky jest pr
6inou vselikych predpokladI
ovsem pouhych ien domnenek
ielikoz ami eminent nacelnici
nemohli pred odiezdem ffci
iakych podminek hodla "a.
mestnancum nabidnouti zeleZ
nicni pracovni rada a zda Sc
re nemaji AMI samy dosud pc
vne stanoveneho planu, dlt
ktereho by sc V rozhodujfcin
boji Sc spravami drah fidili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
DELNfK ZABII AMHU-
.LANCf.

z Canton ct. ma vych. 18. III,
vjizdela 20 zpatku ambulan-
ce re zadnf casti budovy Y.
w. C. A. a stroiem zasazen byl
41-lety delnfk Melcher Siebe-
ner, bytem nekde ma zap. 25.
ul. a talk zle zran6n, ze "a
dva hodiny po prevezenf do
Charity nemocnice zemrel. Am
bulance patrila A. f, Browne
vi, 3611 Prospect Ave. a ridic
jeff. 3. s. Casey, 1906 Pros
pect Ave. bude sc muset dnes
ma policeinim soude zodpovi-
dati re zlocinu Zabitf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
CHUDf ODSOUZENf NEBU-
DOU MUSET NEZAPLAW-
NE FOKUTY ODPYKAVAT
VEzENfM.
Okres nenIze uziviti vsecfny
vSzaS.

Drive Sc rfkavalo, ze velcf
zlodejov6 jsou pousteni, ldez-
to ii mali v9seni, dnesnf doba
vsak, jez TAX mnohe v6ci po-
stavila na hlavu, pfevratila do
jiste miry toto pofekadlo neb
okresni auditor John A. Zan-
gerle prohlasuje, ze bude mu-
siti vsechny provinilce. .ktefl
proto re nemaji penize ma uste
dfenou Jim soudy pokutu, mu-
sfvali trest odbruteti, pustiti
ma svobodu, jelikoz okres ne
ma pen9z ma jejich vydrzova-
nj. Jak pravi dale propuSt6nf,
budou vSichni tito yezhoye az
ma ony, ktefi odsouzeni jsou 2
nevAznosti k soud1m a proto
budou miti 2 teto okolnosti
nejv6tsi prospech zejmena vSi
chni, ktere do kriminalu, pri-
pravila nejsv6t6jsi prohibice.
Rozhodnuti, ably propusteni
byli vsichni veznov6 ma vysv6d
ceni chudoby, uvefejneno bylo
vGera okresnim auditorem pc
porad6 9 okresnim zalobcen
E. C. Stantonem. Stalo Sc TAX
po zadosti pravnika a obhajce
H. +. Vargy, jenz zakro6il w
prosp9ch svoji klientky Amy
Remove, 1922 zap. 36. ul., je1
m6la pro pfekro6enf prohibit
nfch zakond yyplatiti TOO tyr
dych dollarI, ale ktere tate
nikdy nemela ia to mela BY
ii zavrena a sice pocitaje 2;
kazdy den basy prave ieder
dollar, take mela byti strayn
ci okresu asi diva roxy. Varg;
zadal o prominutf trestp dl'
oddelenf 2576 vseobecneho o
hiosk6ho zakonnika. kteryi
stary a hodnf zapraSeny para
graf sluteGn6 podobnou 1levl
chudym odsouzenym pripousti
V pfipade Benov6 odkaza
auditor omilostnovaci zados
emircimu soudci M. J. Penty
mu, jenz obzalovanou odsou
dill, cd jehoz nynejSiho rozho'
mutt bude take zalezeti. I'd
Benova ma byti propuSt6na nj
svobodu. 49,.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
PROCES s COLAVITOVOU,

Y porote, jez rozhodnouti
ma o vine Emmy Colavitov6.
obzalovan6 proto, ze Sc sdcast
nila vrazedneho komplotu, je-
muz padl "a obet' Dan kaber,
1byly jen dye zeny, kdz byl
koneGne -zakonity pocet porot-
eli dosazen a zaprisahnut. Co
lavitova obvinena jest, ze udr
zovala spojeni mezi odsouze-
nou jiz Kaberovou a najatymi
vrahy a re dodavala i jed, iimz
Kaber byl pred svym zavraz-
denim traven. Svedci zaloby
veera vyslechnuti opakovali
vae, co hylo jiz "a procesn
predchazejicich slySeno. Obha
ioba jeji zakladati Sc bude M
tvrzeni, re Sc stala sama jen
naStrOlem Zloclncu nasledkem
vyhrdzek a re k 6in1m "a Vi
nu il kladenym byla vlastne
donucena.
V druhem procesu Domini-
KEN Benignem, jenz Sc ma zod
povidati z vrazdy Slye a Fan
nera, bylo dosud yybrano IL
porotcd. vcetne ; zen. Benig-
ndv soud prerusen byl iak Una
mo onemocnenim iednoho po
rotcii prave uprostred soudni-
no liGeni, ktere trvalo jiz IT,
den. Die vseho bude porota Il.
stanovena a zaprfsahnuta te.
prve Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
L.uPIc POD ZARUKOU
100000.

Nejv6tSf zaruka, kterou kdy
policejni soud ulozil, 100000,
byla ulozena Ant. Ammersba-
chovi. ienz jest obHinen, re
strelil s 1myslem zabiti, po
Alb. Haennerovi a s. w. John
sonovi, policistech pfi pondel-
MIN pckusu vloupani sc do do
NIL ". Longdona, 1921 zap.
IA. ul., kdy Haenner Zasazen
byl kuli do bricha a Johnson
zran6n ien lehce.
Ammesbach lezl dosud Y
m6stske nemocnici, nebot' byl
zasazen phi prestfelce hned
nekolika kulemi. Haenner IRA
men byl t6zce, ale lekari dou-
fail, re bude zachovan pfi IL
vote. Neobytejne vysoka Ia
ruka byla diktovana soudcem
Selzerem ma zadost detektivI
no inspektora Ch. N. Sterlin.
ga, aby lupici vzata byla moz-
most slozenim penez dostati Sc
ma svobodu. Sterling zadai "a
ruku $4,000, ale soudce SCI
lax vid6ti jQSte vySe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
f1LASUJTE . FRfSTiCn VOL
BACH PRO BUDOyU MOVE
VEREJNf: KNIHOVNY,

ClevelandskJm volic6m bu-
de volbach dne 8. listopadu
doru6en hlasovacf listek, KITE
rym ma voliGstvem byti povo-
leno m6stskemu skolnfmu di-
striktu clevelandskemu vydati
"a diva milliony bond6 ma po-
|stavenf a yydrzovanf veTeine
knihovny Odstavec ma diva
sloupce, v jednom ma volic pro
hlasiti, ida jest pro zfizenf te-
Ito veled6lezit6 instituce, kdez
to V druhem Sc m6ze vysloviti
zaporn6.
Nova budova ma stati V mi
stech stare radnice ma Supe-
| lrior Ave. a vych. 3. nj. nakla~
dem 4 millionG ma svojf ar
chitektonickou vyzdobou two
| Ifiti ladne skupeni s budovou
federalnich dFad6 ma Squaru a
rohu Superior Ave. Jak Sc O.
znamuie, nebude naklad ma
Istavbu nikterak prevysen a
Ibondy by letos jeste nebyly
dany Y prodej, ba snad ami ne
Iroku pfi$tfho. Pro kladne hla-
sovani mluvi zajiste velka kul-
lturnf dGlezitost budovy a pax
Inem6ne d6lezita okolnost dru-
Ina, re novostavbou zaopatfe-
ma bude 6asti nezamestna-
nych prace.
Zachova-li sc volicstvo "a
mitav6, pax nastane knihovnf
velka starost vhodne mistnc
sti, neb dosavadni, 1875 Euclid
Ave. V Kinney and Levan bu.
. dove isou kontraktn6 najmuty
| do roku 1923.
V pravd6 ma volitstva 8. Ii
: stopadu rozhodnouti byt
neb nebytI knihovny a tn 2aji
: ste jest poyinnosti yeSker6hC
obtanstva. iemuz lezi vzd6l!
nj lidu skutetn6 ia srdci, ably
sc vyslovilo pro pokrok a ode
vzdalo hlasy, aby verejna KIN
hovna dostala ddstojneho star
ku. P6kna knihovna jest mel
lepsim pomnikem obGansk6ht
vzd6lani a jest proto povinno
sti kazdeho inteligenta hlaso
vati pro povoleni bondn. Pad
, nell projekt, veru, re to Gle
velandu Ike cti nikterak slouzi
Il ii npbude. -,.e7---.-. -
Ma stavebni fond jest poho
tov9 iiz znatna summa 2 mil.
kter6 byly povoleny v dobe
kdy nahIe ceny vseho stavebn
, no materialu poGaly uzasn,
stoupati, take stavba musel'
byti odlozena ma dobu pozdej
81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

nemASeTe
26dae
iestc cbmes emo mncs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
co siojf staiy Syaz narodI,

Co siojf stsiy Syaz aarodis.
z zenevy oznamuje Tel. Corr,
lie porady o rozpoctu Syazu ma
rodfi ma rok 1922 Sc konaji phi
zavrenych dverfch. Jak znamo,
isou vylohy statd ma udrzovani
Svazu narodG TAX velke, ze
mnohe staty nejsou s to, je pla-
titi. Bylo ma pr. konstatovano,
5e dluhujfcfch jest vice; jeden
z nich poukazal ma smutny
fakt, ze Svaz narod6 pohiti
20lovinu celeho rozpoctu "a
hraniGniho ministerstva onoho
statu. Bylo take jiz navrzeno,
ably sidlo Svazu narodd bylo
pfelozeno re Swear do zeme
meme drahe, avsak rozhodnuti
O tomto president bylo jeSt6
Odl0zenO.
Pomnfk cisafe Josefa Hab-
sburks v RonSperku strzen.
"TNO.Y ohnamuie: "V noel
ma 26. zAfi t. r. byl V Ronsper-
ku s'1zen pomnik cfsafe jose
ia a. bvla zpdsobena skoda We
vysi 1900 KG. Pachateli isou
voifni hranicarskeho praporu
x. 6 V Domazlicich: Frantisek
Simdnek. Frantisek Cmiral,
Josef Kotab, Antonin Faix,
Ladislav Sauerstein, Josef Ly-
81 a Otokar Simek, kteTi Sc k
cinu pfiznali. Vojensky proku
rator Plzni podal ma ne "a
lobu pro zlotin vefejneho ma
sill zlomyslnym po$kozenim
ciziho maietku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
POSTRELENY NEPOZNAL
PACHATELE.

Nedaleko Daytonu postfe-
len byl Ia loupezneho pokusu
tamejsi obehodnik automobily,
Rob. Wentzel. jenz lezi V day
tonske nemocnici a k jehoz
luzku priveden byl vcera z
Clevelandu Dewey Long re zlo
tinu toho podezrely. Zraneny
ale nemohl udati, ze by Long
byl skutecne pachatelem a
proto byl tento doprayen do
Clevelandu, kde Sc ma zodpo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
K ROJI SEDkiI KAANDIDAIU
ma UkAD MAYORA.

Volebni kampanni BOZ kan
didatt mayorstvf dospeje dnes
vreholneho bodu. Y sfni budo-
w zeleznicnfch inzenyri pred I
nese dnesnfho vetera demo-
mokraticky kandidat Edmund
B. Haserodt pred pTfslusniky
svojf strany programoyou rec.
Mayor Fitzgerald pax u6ini
podobn9 V sobotu vecer re
zvlast' postavenem stanu VI
Central High. School ma vych.
55. ILL.,, blize Cedar Ave. Diva
byvali okresni zalobci budou
mfuviti We prosp6cn svych stou
pencil, Cyrus Locher, osobni
pfftel Haserodta, ma sch1zi de-
mokratick6. kdezto v sobotu
pred republikany promluvf pro
zvoleni Fitzgeralda ]. A.
Cline.
Oba tekanci pax pokratoya.
ii budou az do dne volby V po-
litick6 Rampant. Haserodt no.
dla postaviti podobny stan jako
Fitzgerald a tento najal V me-
ste 80 diyadel, V kterych no
dla pro syoje znovuzyoleni a
gitovati.
Hinchcliffe a Kohler, .e-
iichz kandidatury nebyly po-
vazovany "a pfiliS nebezpeG-
ne. poGinaji ob6ma prvn6 jme
novanym pdsobiti starosti. Pr
zen Jim projevovana Zda Sc
byti vetSi, nez-li bylo tuSeno a
take V politicke .stran6, kterou
sice nebyli jako oficielaf kan
didati prohlaSeni, nezda Sc je-
viii pfedpokladana discipline.
Aspon manageroye volebni
kampan6 Haserodta pravi. re
oba jsou poya2ovAni "a repu-
blikany a hlasy Jim dane bu-
dou nemalou ujmou Fitzgeral-
dow ve prosp6ch Haserodta.
John j. Boyle, byvaly okres
nj pokladnik a Charles II. Hub
bell. neodvisli kandidati ia
kgms demoEtratickym nate
rem, nemaji patrne Gaky ma
vit6zstvi, kteraz nadeje Jest a
lie jest9 mensi Il Fred Browna
ienz uvaden jest jako kandi-
dat strany socialisticke.
| Naladu pro volby mayors
vyadruje tez okolnost, re ne.
| isou -dosud cin6ny vzajemnt
7sazky. aspon ne V te mufe, ia
ko byvalo Zvykem drive. TAX
| v6era byla ZaZnamenana saz-
ka $500 proti $400, re Fred
| Kohler dostane vice hlasd nei
Ii Haserodt. SaZka byla pfija-
ia. N6kolik sack bylo zazna.
menano a sice 500 proti $100
re vyhraje Haserodt, ale 'kurs
pozd6ji klesl ma pouhych $50
Podivnym jest, re nebylo do.
sud vsazeno ma yitezstyi Fitz
geraldovo, vsazeno bylo jer
S100 proti $40 proti Haserod.
! tovi, Kohlerovi mayorovi Fit
geraldovi, re nevyhraje z6dnS
2 nich. V soudcovskych vol
bach pax hlaSena jest sazk,
! $3.50 k $500, re prednosta sol
! du John 7. Dempsey vyide +.
! yoleb jako vitez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

vidati pred velkoporotou ze
spoluucasti ma patecnfm wy
kradeni zlatnickeho obchodu
Isidora Bialoskiho V els. 1888
Ontario ulice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
HOBOKO

d. Petra Fahrney-ho dobry
lex ma udrzeni vaSeho zdravi
a celeho tistroji tlov6ka, mdze
tie dostati, kdyz priidete, neb
poslete-li dopis. Sluzbovolny
Karel Mojzis. 4646 Gallup
Ave.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
METHODIST REVIVAL
WILL BEGIN MARCH 9TH

Rev. s. c. diff, one of the best
known of the younger preachers OF
the South Georgia conference, will
assist in revival services to begin at
the Methodist church Easter Sunday,
March 9th. For several years alter
graduating at Emory College Mr.. Diff
taught in the schools at Moultrie, Val
dosta and other cities. He entered the
conference in 1900 He is a member OF
the Sunday school board OF the South
Georgia conference and superintendent
OF teacher. training for the Valdosta
district He was sent to the church at
Cherokee Heights, Macon, soon after
it was organized and during his pas
torate of FIVE years built it up to be
one of the most important churches
of the city.
While in Dawson Mr.. Diff will be
entertained in the, home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Lowrey, being cousin OF
Mrs. Lowrey. Mr.. diff is now serv-
ing his first year at Sylvester. In all
his pastorates he has had marked sue
cess with young people and children.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
GOOD BLOOD
NEEDED IN
SPRINCTIME
People With Poor Appetite, Bad
Compilations and Spring Fe-
yer" Need Blood Tonic.
CUBES PEPTo-MANGAN BEST
Makes Rich Red BIoodHRenews
Vitality and Increases Body's
Resistance to Disease.
GUDE'S PEPTO-MANGAN BEST

Spring is the time when good blood
is so vital to health. If you do not
feel the thrill OF spring in your blood,
if you take no pleasure in living, if
your appetite is poor, your complexion
pallid or muddy, and you tire easily,
way in the spring. Especially house
wives who have so much work to do.
They get over-tired and rundown
their blood becomes weak and thin.
Build up your health now by taking
that splendid spring blood tonic,
GUIDES Pepto-M angan. 1t will give vi
you can be pretty sure your blood is
not up to the mark So many feel that
tai power to the red corpuscles in your
blood. They will go racing through
your blood, carrying fresh supplies of
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
TRAINS ARE RUNNING
AGAIN ON THE A. B. & A
Regular Schedule on Birmingham Di-
vision. Back to Normal This Week.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Increased passen-
ger service >on the Atlanta, Birming-
ham & Atlantic railway was announc-
ed for Saturday with possibility OF
practically normal schedules within a
week in a statement by B. L. Bugg,
receiver, while the two federal medi-
ators were on their way back to Wash
ington following the receiver refusal
to go into negotiations over the recent
wage reduction which caused the
strike.
Regular passenger service was re-
established Saturday on the Birming-
ham division OF the Atlanta, Birming
ham & Atlantic railroad, according to
announcement from the Office OF SUI
perintendent Whitaker. Train No. y,
for Lineville, left Birmingham at o:3O
O'Clock. One train each way will be
operated for the present, but the SUI
perintendent announced that the usual
train service would be effective during
the week. The train leaving here to-
day was manned by experienced rail-
road men, it was stated.
A regular local freight service has
been inaugurated on this division.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
TWO NEGROES CHAINED
AND THROWN IN RIVER
BODIES ARE FOUND IN NEW
TON COUNTY BY A SMALL
BOY. BOTH UNKNOWN.

CONVICTION, Ga.-The bodies OF
two negroes, chained together around
the neck and weighted down with a
150-pound stone, were found in the
Yellow river at Aliens bridge, twelve
miles below Covington, Sunday morn
ing.
The discovery was made by small
white boy named Cash. He was walk
ing along the river bank when he saw
the foot of human being floating
above the water Searchers who were
summoned by the youth pulled out
the bodies.
A coroner's jury investigating the
case later in the day reached the YER
dict that the negroes were chained to-
gether while alive, trace chain being
used, and they were thrown from the
bridge into the river while alive, and
drowned in about ten feet of water al
that point.
Doctors who examined the bodies
informed the coroner's jury that the
bodies had been in the water about
ten days. There were no marks o.
violence on either body.
No one in Newton county was able
to identity either OF the bodies. The
negroes were dressed in overalls anc
apparently had been employed a:
farm hands.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
THE YEOMANS COMMUNITY
A Get-to- Gether Meeting Will Be
Held Thursday Night.

A gct-to-gether or community meet
will be held at Yeomans school build
ing Thursday night, which has been
planned by the mothers and teachers.
Every patron is invited and urged to
be present. If you are interested in
your school, come; if not, come and
get interested Mr.. Dukes and Mrs.
Gurr will be with us at the community
meet.
The sewing club met with Mrs,
Rena Chambliss on Tuesday after
noon. After sewing for while re-
freshments were served.
Rev. James filled his regular APP
pointment at Sardis Saturday and Sun
day. A large crowd was present.
Yeomans won a baseball game from
Brentwood Friday afternoon, the be-
ing 10 to IS.
Miss Louise Goodson spent Friday
night with Miss Ola Belle Cole in
Parrott
The Woman's Missionary Union
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
church.
Mrs. Eta Jones spent last week in
Dawson with relatives and friends
Several of our people attended SER
vice in Dawson Sunday night.
The Mothers Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Gurr.
Mrs. Jonathan Bridges is improv-
ing after a long illness.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
DEVICE BUILT TO KEEP
SHIPS ON EVEN KEEL
NAVY TRYING INVENTION OF
ELMER E. SPERRY. sue
CESS IS EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON, =. ca stabil-
izing device guaranteed by its invent
or to prevent ships from rolling in
even the toughest seas is under con-
sideration by the navy department,
and probably will be adopted. This
device, the work of Elmer f. Sperry,
inventor of the gyroscopic compass,
now in wide use, also is based on the
principle of the gyroscope.
Naval officials say the stab1llZer has
been tried on several naval vessels OF
different types, and that there can be
no doubt of its success.
Sperry is given credit for the first
employment of the gyroscopic prlncl-
pie in offsetting the rolling OF ship.
In its simplest form the gyroscope is
a wheel and axle to take any position
in space.
Series of Gyroscopes.
If an effort is made to shift the axis
of the wheel while it is spinning the
wheel resists the effort and the resist
ance results in a motion of the axis at
right angles to the direction of the ap-
piled motion.
As homelier illustration of the
working principle of the Sperry sta
bilizer one may imagine a ship with
very tall mast, to the top of which
long rope is attached, with a giant
on deck holding the end of the rope,
When the ship begins to roll to one
side the giant pulls the rope the
opposite direction, thus offsetting the
roll and keeping the ship on an even
keel.
In actual practice the stabilizer con-
sists of one or more horoscopes OF a
combined weight equal to one-halt OF
per cent of the vessels displacement.
A small control gyroscope moves with
the first wave, making an electric con-
tact which sets in operation motors
turning the big horoscopes.
May Prevent Sea Sickness.
These, in turn, function exactly the
same as the small device, though with
sufficient power to influence the mo-
ton of the ship.
While the stabiizer will greatly al
leviate if not prevent seasickness i'll
rough weather it is not primarily on
this account that the navy is inter
eSted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
TARIFF ISSUE ONE
OF BIG PUZZLES
Present Schemes Do Not Find Favor
With President Harding. Some
Changes Are Desired.

President Harding, it is announced,
is not favorable to the emergency tar
if bill, but is DESTROYS OF having the
Payne-Aldrich tariff enacted, with
notifications and an American valua-
ton placed on foreign goods. This
modified Payne Aldrich bill, however,
is intended merely to bridge over con-
ditions until permanent tariff can be
written after conditions have approach
ed something like normally.
The new administration wants a
scientific tariff written based upon the
difference between wages abroad and
at home. sufficiently high to protect
American industry, and 10 overcome
the difference in foreign exchange. 1t
is said that the president wants an
emergency bill framed during the re-
cess for early introduction at the spe-
cial session, following which action he
expects the ways and means commit
tee to revise the revenue laws.
Opposes Tax on Sales.
President Harding is reported to be
opposed to the amendment OF a sales
tax as a substitute for the excess prot
its tax. which he believes ought to be
repealed without delay. According to
Representative Fordney who has con-
ferred with Mr.. Harding on the sub
ject, sufficient money could be obtain
ed by placing fiat IS per cent tax on
corporations after abolishing the $1,000
exemption.
There will be a conference between
the house ways and means committee
and President Harding at an early
date. at which definite program will
be mapped out. There is nothing def
mite. however, as to how the commit
tee will overcome the loss OF revenues
from repeating the excess profits tax
es.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA ROAD
CUTS PAY OF 215,0OO
OTHER BIG RAILWAY LINES
PLANNING REIMBURSEMENT.
THOUSANDS LAID OFF.

PHILADELPHIA, 'Pa.-The Penn
sylyapia railroad announced today
pav cut affecting every officer and en-
plovee. There are approximately us
600 employees of the road, The amount
of the cut was not disclosed
AL pay will be reduced but IN
VARYING ratios based on such Consld-
erat;ons as paw in other lines Tor SIM
liar work. skill and hazard OF ooccu-
nation. and the ratio OF wages pald 10
the cost of living in the LOCALITY
When the wage cut plans have been
worked out in detail, which is to be
as quickly as possible, they VIII be
submitted to the employees Tor ap-
proval.
In the event of disapproval the com
nanv will appeal to the railroad labor
hoard for permission to make the cuts
in spite of the mems objection.
Another Big Road Acts.
Roston.-The New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad today an
nounced conference of additional
classes of employees to discuss a
downward revision of their rates OF
nav. effective April IS. Employees at
fected include supervisory forces,
maintenance of way, shops, Offices, sta
ton forces and dining car and restau-
rant employees. The date OF the con-
ference will be set later.
Approximately $4,000 employees
will be affected by this revision, rail-
road officials said.
One railroad official states reduc-
ton in passenger and freight rates
will follow the cut in wages, and sala-
ries. He says the present rates are
entirely too high.
Western Roads Plan Reductions.
Chicago.-Wage reduction propos-
ais affecting thousands OF men were
officially announced today by practi-
cally every western railway with
headquarters in Chicago, among them
being the Santa Fe, Chicago, MllWau-
kee and St. Paul, Chicago and Great
Western, Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific, and the Chicago and North
western.
The roads will hold first meetings
with their employees in an effort 10
reach some agreement regarding
reduction in wages.
"Wages must come down, said A.
c.. Wells, vice president OF the santa
Fe system. Everybody knows that.
We will in a few days, as a start IN
general readjustment, ask representa-
tives OF maintenance of way and shop
workers to come to Chicago and agree
TO a more seemly wage scale"
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cihc and the Chicago and Northwest
ern likewise notified its maintenance
of way employees to meet here March
Is and Fl, respectively tor discus
sion OF wage readjustments.
Packers Cut Wages of 100000.
Chicago.-With more than 100000
employees in the packing industry IN
ali parts of the country balloting on
a proposed strike, wage decreases
amounting to 1214 to IS per cent, to-
gether with a readjustment OF work
ing hours, which were announced last
week, went into effect Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-15

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