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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24


Francisco nnmero 10. Telefono 71s
azul p.
ENsENAMos PoR CORREOs taqui-
grafia Gregg en- ingl6s y espafol
escritura Comercial Otorgamos Diplo-
mas a la termination de los Cursos. Pi-
da mas information Gratis. COLE
cIO PERCY, Ponce, P r. p
ATENCION. Mi ofcina de Cirujia Me-
nor atendera cualquier llamada duran
te el dia noche. Luis Arana segnet
Practicante y embalsamadcr, Cerra "a,
Telefono 2S1 rojo, santurce. r
No-' MUEBLEs PARA oF1cINAs
Escritorios, mesas, sillas giratorias,
librerfas seccionales, ETC. acaban de re-
cibirse en- Los Novios''.
RAFAEL MARGARIDA
Salvador Brau No 44-4-9.
GRAN ExIsTENcIA en- Trajes de ca
simir para hombres nifos de tres
16 amos. A precios sin competencia San
Jose No. 2. "A. Catalan y Co.-4-10
EFEcTOs MILITARES. -Hojas de Cam
pafia. propias para hacer Pantalones y
Chinelas. Precios especiales al por ma
yor. San Jose No. 2. A. Catalan y Co.
40.
oPoRTUNIDAD.- Cambio auto de
siete pasajeros por uno de dos peque-
no, cobro pago para efectuar el cam
bio. Para mas informes Box 1852, San
Juan, s-29
CoRPORACIONES-- Incorporo y or
ganizo companias, comprendiendo este
servicio la redacci6n y legalizaci6n de
las clausulas de incorporation. confec-
ci6n de estatutos y suministro de certi
fcados de acciones y modelos de actas
de organization para accionistas y di-
rectores. Pida detalles por correo Leo
poIdo Felil. o. Box S15, San juan
P. r. A. III.
CUEI.LOs BARKER Estilo Wild
fire. lista de colores. Escribanos, Suceso-
res de Suau, Mayaguez, P. RE.
PARA Ell EsTRENIMIENTo use las
pastillas FENoLAxA. Laxante Efcaz,
Agrzdable. De uso Ideal para los Nj
ilitos: Son Dulces! Absolutamente mo
fensivas. No producer la menor irrita-
ci6n 4-18
ETENEDoR DE LIBRoS. ofrcce sus
seryicios al Comercio de esta Plaza para
trabajar durante horas de la noche.
Dirijase Job. Luna so, tercer piso.
-4-7.
/ = 'MATERIALES PARA BAULES 81
somos los unicos distribuidores y STEM
pre- tenetnos surtido complete Lata. Bo
bedas. Papel, etc. Tambien fabricamos
batles Escribame: Santiago r. Roble
Progreso No. 81, Aguadilla, P. R. 1928.
IALCoHoLADo SANTA ANA: Eficacf
sino en- fricciones para tcda clase de do
lores. Ell favorito de las personas de gus
to. En- todos los establecimiertos v far
snacia de primer orden. 422
Sc HAcE TRU-TRU en- maquina = Sc 70
iran botones. Sc envian paquetes a Il
igla enyiando Ell importe Fortalesa 81,
apsrtado 1897, tel 266 verde, vipda de
carmona 80.
PARA Ev1TAR LA PEsTE salicite Ra~
tcneras en- la Quincalleria La Provi-
dencia''. Precios hmitados. Allen %.
Tel6fono 7O7.-3-29.
LEcHE MAGNEsIA soU1BB:-La me
jor en- Ell mercado. No acepte otra. De
venta en- todas las Farmacias de primer
orden 4-22
PREMTo en- las exposiciones de San
Luis, Buffalo Charleston; 10 gan6 e.
ALCoHoLADo SANTA ANA por su in
discutible superioridad. Lo detallan to-
dos los establecimientos farmacias de
,,,.;v,,o,a nIoca A 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
Sc vende.

IT .e4NGE III pAdtlO uSa0O Dai a
t.. Lirl5ase. a Francisco Febles, de-
partamento de Cri.talerfa de LAS
Novedades r Ill
Sc vENDE:- I'm piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condolences:
Gaia de caoba. sra. H w. Dooley,
Kings Court, Santurce. P.
CRIsTALEs Y EsPEJos: vendemos
de tcdas clasas de nuestros representa-
dcs Hires Turner Glass Co." Precios
indiscutibles. Teremos cristal alambra
do acanalado. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
San Juan.-3-28.
VENDO casa nueva de MADEIRA en- Ia
parada 21. Tres dormitorios; solar 45o
metros; 2 minutes de la carTete central.
Informes: Melendez Quito 9, Telefono
371 negro. 4-13
VENDEMOS: / escritorio con su 81
lla; / maquinilla Remington $40; / ar
chivo de acero; / sillita maquinilla
veanos en- Tetuan S8 altos, Box 1909,
Tel. 1921, San Juan. 3-24
"NEGoCIO BRILLANTE PARA UN
DENTISTA".-- Sc vende una buena
cfcina dental, bien instalada y acredi-
tada Informes, apartado de correos NO.
S66 San Juan. 4-13.
VTDRIERAS MoSTRADoR MODER.
vendemos de cinco y seis pes
de largo. A precios de fabrica. Quelar
muy pocas. Aprestirese Diaz Hermanos
Cruz 10 San Juan.--3-2s.
Sc VENDEN BARATO.- Herrami en-
tas para taller de herrera, carpinteria
talabarteria. Tambien algunos materia.
les. Una maquina de montar gonas, cor
sus accessories. Para informes diriiast
al apartado nimero SIS, caguas. Puerto
Rico.-4-14.
VENDo 81 CAJAs JABoN COCO
MARCA Joy" de 100 pastillas 6 1I2
onzas Gaia $4. Jab6n blanco y odori-
fero. EXCELENTE CARA Y MANOS.
Solicite senor Rosario Ortiz, Edifcio
Borinquen 6. 3-24
vENDo "a LATAs ARROBA BLANCc
ZINC del mejor Y un granatario (jue
go complete de Immediate uso, para cua
Quier farmacia. solicite senior Rosario
Ortiz, Edifcio Rorinquen 6. Tel s97 ne
gro. 325
POR NO PODERLO atender vendo u
cabalIo de siete cuartas de alzada, co
lor bayo brioso Y de mucho paso, In
formara 4 P. P. Apartado IA, Cayey
Puerto Rico. 3-2s
Sc VENDE LoTE 80 CUBoS USADoS
propios para mezcla u otro destino er
fabricacioEes de ceinento 0 albahiieria
NFoRMARAN EDIFTcIo BORTN
QUEN 6.3-2S.
Sc vENDE en- la calle del ParQut
para A liz La casa n1mero 96. Para in
formes, Cristo 12, telefono 764 negro.
S-2s
VENDO 40 quintales de tabaco de Sc
grndo cosecho va fermcntado. Informes
Juan B. Rodriguez, Biblioteca del Regi
miento Puerto Rico -28.
soMBRERos -Vendemos forros par
sombreros y demas materiales p7ra e
ofcio. Especial atencion al @. o. d
9. Perez Alvarez, S. en- O., antes suces.
res de J. Cid, san Francisco e5.-4-22.
Sc VENDE MUY BARATo -PIatos
Tszas de porcelana Y otros articulos de
ndsmo ramo en- la quincalleria La Pr;
videncia. Allen %, Tel 7O7-s-z9
sQUIBB. La insuperable LEcHE d.
MAGNEsIA, ses Ia que mejores resulta
dos esta dando en- esta isla. En- toda!
las Farmacias de primera clase. 90
LAS DAAdAS PoRToRRIQUENAs prs
fieren el ALcoHoLADo SANTA ANA
(sAIUTIEA) por su perfume agradabi
lisimo y por su efcacia para fricciones
Insustituible como aqua de tocador, Lc
detallan Ell San Juan: Bazaar Gius.i, Go
zalez Padin Co.. Los Muchachos, La Nh;
va Persa. la Bayainoresa, y todss. Jos
es-ableciniertos farmac.as de primer
orden. 4-22
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Notas de Bayamon

pensara que dicha actuacion obedecia a
que en- el conite de Hacienda tiguraba
un hermano del medico quien Sc que
ria favorecer con perjuicio de otro, pues
seguramente el aumento que Sc Queria
hacer dicho funcionario era 10 que
obligaba rebajar el sueldo del otro.
La mayoria, como de costumbre, sir, pa
rar en- que las Manifestations de la
nin.ria, eran de lugar, paso el steam
roller aprobandose 10 propues.o par
el referido comite. Un delegaio de Ia
ninoria pidio constase en- acta su pro-
testa, pero La u.aycria no quiso apro-
bsrla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
NO sABEN QUE HAcER:


Esa es la opinion unanime de la mayor
parte de los residences en- esta munici-
palidad, con referencia los terre1os
comprados en- "La Quinta' Primera-
mente Sc pens6 construir un parque de
recreo ,pero la maycria acordo la pos
posicion de esa idea. Luego acordaron
construir pozos para abastecer de aqua
los sedientos veciros de la calle de
Comerlo, y tltimamente, deshechar ese
proyecto para dedicarlo otro, 81 no es-
tamos equivocados, de fires sanitarios
i a question es que ell enpr6stito de
ochenta Y nueve MI dolares va esta ago
tado, y solamente Sc ha conseguiio cons
truir un puente la reparacion de unos
cuantos edificios viejos en- los cuales Sc
har gastado alredor de nueve mil do
lares, que, con POGO mas habrian s do
mas que suicientes para Ia construction
de nuevos ediicios La calle que habra
TRAzADA; es decir, que solamente exis
te en- la mente de los sefiores de la ma
yor1a. Ahora cuando todavfa no esta
construida la nueva calle, Ell Comisiona-
do de instruction presenta su renuncia,
10 que viene causar un corficto, pIes
no Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad otra per-
soma de la f1liacion politica de La maya
ria, que pueda desempehar dicho puosto
10 que seria digno de lamentar, pues va
que coutamos con Ell nuevo inspector de
Escuelas, seh:r vazquez Ortiz, qu;en cs
ia interesadisim.o por obtener ell mayor
grado de efciencia en- las escuel.s, Ia
part;da del senior Davila ven5ra oca-
sionar el que esta poblaci6n continic
en- su estado egtancamienio. La cues
tion es que el@Concejo de Admin stra-
ci6n y la Asalnblea Municipal no sabsn
que hacer con ell terreno por Ell que paga
ron cuarenta mil 66lares, cinco afios 6e1
pues de no haber querido pagar. ar.veinte
mil por el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
EsTA EN- Ell SUPREME:

Nuestro amigo Ell estimado professor
Ferrer Calderon nos infrma que la GUS,
ti6r del pleito electoral de Faiardo es-
ia pendiente de la resolution del Tri-
bunal Supreme Nos inforrna tambien
que no demos credito inforz-..ciones
fals1s propagadas por algunos, pues ca
|recen de verdad. Complacido queda el
muy culto professor, quien obtiene exitos
cada dia en- la direction del plantel de
ensefianza mas importante de la pobla-
ci6n infantil que asiste las escuelas
elementales.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA
PEDRO DE LOS SANTOS
DELGADO
MEDICO VETERINARIO

Me5iclna general veterinaria.
Ofrece sus scrvicios PROFESSIONALS.
Residencil: Stop 81 "Culto" st. 80
SAINT rec, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
DE vAcAcIoNEs:

Alumnos y maestros han entrado en- el
periodo de vacaciones de Senana Santa.
Por tai motive reina gran algeria entire
todos, dado ell descarso que van tener
de la gr3n faena realizada por obtener
Ell mayor caudal de conocinliento que lei
preparara para la vida del lnalana.
FERDINAND RossY:
nuevamente al estimado professor dor
Ferdinand Rossy, quien en- Mayague
desempena Ell importante puesto de pro
fesor de Artes Manuales FL amigo Ros
Hsy vicne compartir sus rates de ocic
con su uueridisima tia dofia Petra Rossy
NO Sc MoLEsTE, AMIGO:
No otra cosa podemos recomeadar a
leer las nlrertinenciss de un sujeto gu.
frmard dose "El Duende Azul', ha dad
en- molest3r a pres!igiosas pevsor.a!ida-
des tarto de la administration munici
pal como de la escolar. Entire las psrso
mas quienes ha querido molestar, fgu
ran los esSimados caballeros Jess Vaz
quez Ortiz Jose Ferrer Calder6n, com
petentfsimos educadores, quier,es cons
tantemente estan laborardo por la OBJ
tenci6n del mayor grado de eiciencia O.
las escuelas. Las muchas amistades qu'
en- la isla tiener. tan buenos amigos, Sc
guramente habran legado a la conclu
sion que hemos llegado nosctros; es de
cir, que Sc trata solamente de sun ca
so sospechoso de envidia -. Huber.
Ell Duende Azul'' aprovechado su tien
po er. la escuela, Y 81 actualmente Sc oc'
para en- cumplir con su deber, o por K
menos de averiguar las causas que obi
guen a don Virgilio Davila no conf
ruar prestando su valiosa cooperaci6l
la administration municipal escolar
seguramente estaria hacienda algo ma
provech1so que no estar, n.olestando M
podemos decir, pero ST mencionando ;
caballeros quienes jamas podra hace
dano.
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TENEDoR DE LIBRoS: ex-
perto y Perito en- contabiIi-
dad desea coIocarse en- una
central azucarera u otro es-
tablecimiento comerciaI de
la isIa. conocimiento del
ingles y espahol y manejo
de la maquinilIa. Dirfjase a
]. 3. Rola, Box 1922, Are
cibo, P. r.
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TARA Ell NuEvo PREsUPUEsTo

= E
Los suicides de alguros empleados prin
cipales han Sido aumentados de manera
cue podemos decir no guarda proporc.ol
nj esta de acuerdo con Ia etica parIame1
taria Por ejemplo, ei sueldo del medico
del hospital ha sido aumensado en- tres
cientos d6lares, niier.ras Ell del medico
de benefcencia ha sido reducido en- dos
cientos d6lares. Al discutirse estos dos
suel5cs la minorfa Sc opuso a la aproba-
ci6n de Ia recommendation del comite de
Hacienda, fundardo su protesta en- que
no era propio que aumentaran Ell sueldo
del Director del hospital en- esa cantidad,
bajgndo Ell del otro m6dico, porque clio
dsria motive a que la opinion pdblica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24
PRoxIMA coMB1NAcIoN:

Sc nos informa que al renunciar don
virgilio ell puesto de conl1sion3do de lis
trucci6n, ocupara 81 puesto un dissingui
do abogado de la ciudad, entrando tam
bien ell la administrator un hijo del
comisionado saliente, sefior Davila.
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DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
MEDICOs
ORA. JosEFlNA vILLAFANE

Especialmente Enfermedades de Sc
noras y Partos.
CONSULTAS DE 2 4 p. M.
CaRe del Parque So. Parada 43.
Telefono SIT Negro.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOSl
Sc Ofrece.

Sc HAcE TRU-TRU maquina: San
Francisco nnmero 10. Telefono 71s
azul p.
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oocToREs
cHEvREMONT c & HERNANDEZ

Especialistas en- Il Tratamisnto -
Enfermcdades BucaIesg Coronla,
Puentes, Obturaeiones. etc. etc.
s. Francisco IS. Altos Dc Hilasio
Santos. San Juan. r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24

Luis P. PALACIOs.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
REWARDS For TWO LEADERS
Soviet and Revolutionary Generals
Seek Each Others Death.

Washington. Leon Trotzky, the
Russian soviet war minister, accord
ing to Russians here who are in daily
touch with their country, has offered a
reward Of five million rubles for the
body, dead or alive, of General Kos
lovsky, the revolutionary leader in the
Petrograd region. General Koslovsky,
In return, is reported to have offered
ten million rubles for Trotzky's body.
1t is pointed out here that million
rubles now is worth about $50. ;.
Washington. - Military domination
in Petrograd, Moscow and other Rus
sian cities is increasingly dependent
upon the success of the maneuvers for
control of the food supply, according
to analysis of reports of conditions
there made by officials of the estate
department..
Summaries of the reports indicate
that both the revolutionists and the
bolsheviii are making every effort to
maintain communication with the rural
districts in order to SATISFY both the
troops and the nontignting population.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
new DRY RULING OUT
Limit Taken Off Amount Of Liquor
Physician Can Give.
Attorney General Gives Whisky, Beer
and Wine Legal Standing Under
Prohibition Laws.

| Washington-The government is
without authority to prohibit the man.
ufacture and sale of liquor wines, or
beer for nonbeverage purposes, accord
ing to ruling made by former Attor..
ney General A. Mitchell Palmer and
published by the internal revenue bu-'
reau. = ia
The opinion. one Of the most COM
prehensive delivered with the question
of prohibition, expressly states there
must be no limitation on the use of
liquors for nonbeverage purposes ex-
cept that prescribed by congress Id
limiting the sale of spirituous liquors
| to one pint for 10 days. The question
of Limitation thus, the opinion said, 1t
left to the good faith Of the physician.
Subject to this Imitation the
opinion continued. obviously thera
has been committed not to the judg-
ment of the commissioner of internal
revenue and the secretary of the treas
ury but to the professional Judgment
of the physician, the question of the
quantity of liquor that may be used to
advantage as medicine in each case.
"As to this question, think the in
tention was to leave the physician un-
fettered by governmental control, but
subject to be dealt with criminally;>
and by revocation of his permit ii he
acts in bad faith"
| The opinion, existence of which be-
came known Sunday, was signed by
the then Attorney General Palmer, EN-
was dated March 3.
Commissioner Williams in making
public the opinion did so without COM
ment, say that he had not had cppor-
tunity to discuss the subject with Pro-
hibition Commissioner j. T. Kramer,
and therefore had prepared no regu.a-
lions to carry out the construction Of
the law by Mr.. Palmer. He said, how
ever, that the bureau would give the
matter its immediate attention and ex-
'pected to prepare some regulations at
an early date.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
AMEND HsMoN INFORMATION
Alleged Murderer Enters Plea Of Not
Guilty to charae.

Ardmore, Okla.-Clara Smith Hamon
went on trial for the alleged murder of
Jake L. Hamon under an amended in
formation, to which she, through her
attorneys, entered a plea of not guilty,
it has become known.
The original information, which in
Oklahoma has the status of grand
jury indictment in other states, assert
ed that Clara Hamon did kill Jake l..
Hamon with leaden bullet fired from
pistol she held in her hand.
Adjoining rooms in the downtown
hotel occupied by Clara Smith Hamon
and Jake L. Hamon on the night Of
November q, last, when Hamon was
given the fatal bullet wound for which
Clara Hamon is or trial charged with
murder have been inspected by the
jury.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
PooR EGGS INC EAsE PRICES
percentages Of Spoiled Product ehippsd
g Markets d: Very High md s3
D1seouranes Trade. 20:


In q shipment Of three cases I'll 30
dozen eggs. recently recetved ~ Il
Washington ID. o. c6mmission nm,
l16A dozen were condemned BY the 40
cal health department a. unfit for
food. The percentaxe Of bed eggs
sahipped into the mar ets is very high
reducing trade and disso uraging CON
pttod ~ lists of the bureau
IN markets sof the United States De.
paIdaent Of Agriculture ;s.s ~
81 If few eggs IN the dozen arc nd
the housewife pays exorbitants prices
for the sound ones. The dealer alwayY
prefers to handle good eggs, for spoiled
ones injure his business reputat hon. n
deduction for spoiled eggA also makes
the shipper feel TINT ne 10 mot sbsins
treated In good faith by the commits
ssion merchant.
s Bad eggs then are . loss to every
one who handles them: Every egg
'marketed shoald s. D dnaues tionsbis
quality ssss
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
ATTACKS PREMIER's POLICY
Labor Member Challenges Lloyd
Georges Stand Toward Germany,

Labor Member Challenges lloyd
Geosse's Stand Toward Germany.
London-The decisions Of the su-
preme Council were lengthily.s dis.
cussed in 1.-THE House Of Commons.
Main interest tentered in duel be.
tween John Robert Clynes. Labor merl.
Der and former food controller. and
Premier Lloyd George. Mr.. Clynes, in
behalf Of the Labor party, challenged
the premier's change Of attitude in
having previously declared that repara-
tions were only possible by restoring
Germany's economic position, but now
agreeing to military coercion, "a pol.
icy which could, only mean greater un.
employment, greater debts and greater
taxation ~ y. 4, e y &. I,
Mr.. Clynes contended that the Allies
acted precipitately in refusing to grant
Germany delay to make fresh propos.
ais. He thought they might have In
voked the aid Of the United States as
arbiter in a matter Of this kinds
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
sPUREBRED SlRES ARE
INCREASING RkPInlY.
Have Proved Worth for improy-.
! Ing Range Herds.
prepared ~ ths Unitsd ststss Dspsst-
- ss .uent Of Akftouitura,lss

prepared ~ the United ststss Dspast-
- ment off, tftonlture.l vi 500 $50;
Purebred bulls have proved their
svaluesfor Improving range herds. and
the number being bought In the COW
country Of the West Is rapidly in-
creasing each year, according to re-
ports to the United States Department
Of Agriculture. The scrub bull is now
blacklisted on the big national forest
pastures.
During the season Of 1919 three
local live stock associations, the menu
bers Of which use the ranges Of the
Sierra National Forest In California,
adopted rules for the purchase Of pure
bred bulls. Under a special fule each
association was required to place on
the range a sufficient number Of pure
bred Hereford, Shorthorn, or Aber-
deen-Angus bulls. A comnittee 10
.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17

" Cattle on Western Forest Range.
purchase and pass upon the creden-
tials Of each animal to be turned loose
on the ranges was appointed. sS ss
e, Under this plan, during the grazing
season Of 1890, los Herefords, 81
Shortherns, and six Aberdeen Angus
bulls were purchased By the st0ckmen
through their associat lions and placed
upon the range. It is estimated that
at the end Of the season Of 1920 the
sstOckmen had moi. less than 200 regis
tered bulls on their ranges, resulting
In a great improvement IN the grade
0f steers turned out. s Is.. ;ssiS
y The Forest Service Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture as
sists these local associations In en-
forcing the rules which require that
sthe same kind and grade OF bulls be
placed on the same; range. Permits
to Craze On tile national forest pas.
lures are refused those who do NOT
conform to the associations ruling
and who have not paid their share to
ward the purchase Of the association
bulls. 5i Is 81 i g ii
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
Meeting win First Be Held with
Employees In an Attempt to
Reach an Agreement.
MAY. Be LEFT TO BOARD {
II Roads and Workers Are Unable 70
Compromise on Reduction the Dis.
putes Will q Allowed TO DO
Before U. 8. Labor Body.

Chicago-Wage reduction proposals
affecting thousands Of men were ofei-
cially announced by practically every
Western railway with headquarters 81
Chicago. among Them being the Santa
Fe, the St. Paul, the Chicago Great
Western, the Chicago, Rock Island q
Pacific, and the Chicago & North,
Western.
The roads will first hold meetings
with their employees in an effort TO
reach some agreement regarding re.
duction in wages. II the reads and
workers are unable to reach agree
ments, the disputes, It was announced,
would be allowed to go before the
United States Railroad Labor board.
"Waoes Must Come Down. y.
Wages must come down." said IA.
G. Wells, vice president of the Santa
Fe system. Everybody knows that.
We will in a few days, as a start IN
q general REIMBURSEMENT. ask represen.
tatives of maintenance off, way, and
shop workers, especially the unskilled
workers, to come to Chicago and agree
to more seemly wage SCALE"
The Rock Island line sent letters to
labor representatives of its mainte.
nance of way and shop employees ask
ing that they meet with officials Of
the road here March 81 to discuss q
readjustment Of wages. Officials said
that they had not determined the per-
centage of decrease, they would pro-
pose. &
The Chicago and NORTHWESTERN
likewise notified its maintenance Of
way employees to meet here March IS
for discussion of wage readjustments,
At being announced that the railway
officials would enter the conferences
with flexible proposals In the hope Of
obtaining an immediate agreement tor
a readjustment. q Il ss4 s. 4
The date Of the Great Western ran.
road meeting will be announced later.
N. Y. centralsto Cut Pay.
The New York Central railway ari.
nounced that beginning April 1s sc
would revise downward. the wages 1t
approximately $4,000 employees. 1t II
understood the subsidiary lines. form.
ing system which employs ia ,O00
men, or almost one-tenth OF the rail-
way workers in the United States, soon
will follow. the lead Of the parent or
ganization.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-17
HERRIcK TO GET PARIS POST
Henry Lane Wilson is Mentioned for
Ambassadorship to italy.


Westinghouse the new administra-
ton settles down to working basis
both President Harding and his chief
advisers are giving increasing atten.
ton to the country's foreign relations.
The nearest approach to an actual
diplomatic choice Is understood to be
Myron T. Herrick of Ohio for ambas-
sador to France, post from which he
resigned early in the first Wilson adj
min1stration. Another who is regard
ed as virtually certain to return to the
service is Henry Lane Wilson Of In
diana. former ambassador to Mexico,
who is mentioned most often in con-
nection with the enthusiastically to
Italy. Z