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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

Ana venind Gu cafelele Clotilda
ii spuse sd aduca 81 sticla de cog
neac 81 dupa &c sorbi cam .juma
tate din cafea umplu ceasa Gu
cOgncac, lndcmnind sd faca 81
Adclina la fel, 81 ca sd nu-i strice
vOia Sc eXecuta.
Mai jucara un joe, Gu conditia
ca cine 0 cistiga sd bea un paha
rllt de cogneac 81 ciStiga tot Clio.
tl.da. Vol sd serveasca 81 pc AIDE
lima dar refuza, zicind ca prin
soarea prinsoare, 81 Sc prinsc G.
de data aceasta va ciStiga, dal
facu asa sa cistige tot Clotilda, 5
mai bau I'M pahar.
Hal inca un joe. Nu ma las
vreau sa beau 81 ell un pahal
llrat Gu saba, zise Adelina, Infer
bintata in aparenta 81 incepur;
81 jocul al treilea, dar Cioti.d;
ISL da toate silinte.e sa cistige, re
clrgind La furat la schimbatl
cartilor, 81 Ade,ina facea tot pc
sibi!ul sa piarda, asa cd 81 al trei
lea joe fu cistigat de C!otilda, !
mai bau un palar, de asta dat;
silind 81 pc Adelina sd 'bea,
Adelina Sc invoi. insa numai c.
conditiunra sd bea impreuna. {
Gotil1a bau 81 al patrulea paha
de cogneac.
/ Apa Sc incalzise de multi 81 Gle
tilda spusese camerierei sa $
culce ca Sc serycsc ele singnre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

W.
Biblioteca fllsese transformata
peste ri intro camera e.eganta
de dormit, Gu doua paturl, am
belle avind aceleasi alcovuri de
matase roza, Gu draperii de cati-
fea yisinie. GU garrituri bogate
de lantela de matase de coloare
portocslie pc margini 81 pc la
oreie II Sc retrasera tinlndu-se
de brat in cuibul ace,a. fermeca-
tor, al carlri lux in primele mo-
mcnte, c1nd a cllemat-o Glotilda
sal arate unde vor d0rmi, anne
tiso pc Adelina.
Nu m am imbaiat de o sa'pta-
mia. Asi yrea. sd fac baie ina
int de ma culca's Zise Ade-
dina. desfacind alcovul patului
.destinat pentru ca.
Isl Ell de trei zile. Am sa fac
si eu 0 baie" Use Clotilda 81 su.
md, veni Ana, Garcia ii spuse 81
p,agateasca baia.
20 sa treaca 0 jumatate cea'
pfns Sc va fncalzi apa. zise ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

in brate strinse .cu putere la
,Slnul ei, saputind-o de mai multe
orr.
Coneacul, apa calda, contactul
GU trltpul Adelinei, imbratisarea
81 sarutarea eli voluptoasa, atitara
simtiri!e Clotildei 81 la r1ndul eli
imbratosa 81 saruta pc Adelina,
muscindu-i buzele.
Adelina, ii tolera, 81 desfacin-
du-se din .bratele. veriyoarei sale,
care inclestase miinilc la spateie
ci ii zise zimbind:
Hal sa lie culcam ca Sc lumi-
neaza de ziua, 81 eSi din bae, aju-
tind 81 Clotildei sd iasa, 81 luind
clte-un eapot subtire pc ele tre-
cura in camera de culcara.
r cam recoare" zise Clotilda
scuturindu-se.
''Da, am lasat ferestrele des.
chise", raspnnse Adclina, 81 in
chise ferestrele.
'Nitel foe n ar strica''.
me incalzim in asternut" ziss
Adelina urcindu-se in patul eli.
MA culc 81 eu Gu tine. Mi.
frig singura zise Clotilda 81 $,
urea lfnga verisoara ei, Sc lipi d,
ca, O. cuprinse. in brate, virint
capul in sinnl ci, infrigurata
ametita, agitata, dornica de alip
Itari 81 desmerdari, 81 yAd4lina Is
dadn toafa silinta so linisteasci
81 sal faca pc vote.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
din Mcdonald, Ohio.
Victor Necsa, Prescdinte.
loan Igereu, Secretar.
(2O-21.
DARE DE sEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Socictatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Horea CloSca 81
Crisan'' din GAINESVILLE, Ohio au
avut Pctrecere impreunata cu
Dams in ziua de s Ianuarie 1921
(adeca doua ri de Nasterea
Domnului) in localul d-lui Lazar
Negrila care au avut un rezultat
dcstul de multamitor la care Soc.
Isl tine de datorinta a aduce cal
duroaselc multumiri publiculul
care ne-au dat tot sprijimul po-
sibil GU prezenta D-nealor. Ase-
menca aduccm vile noastre null
tumiri dominion care pc llnga
toate speselc ce au avut Gu ocazla
acestei Petreceri au bine volt a
suprasolvi dupa cum urmeaza:
Gligor Sabau $1,000; HE Far
eau $1,000: Pavel Nalcan $1,000:
loan Tica $1,000; Gavrila Popp
$500: Gavrila Marcus $500; Va
sile Marasan $500; Vasile Be-
Icni $500; Niculaie Bogdan $500 +;
Ilie Bo!dan $500; George NJ. Mo-
can $500: Niculaie Renciu $500 :
Toader Chisu $500; loan Gorgal
$500: loan Berghea $500; |. Do
bre $500; loan Hutau $500
loan Balborea $500; Andreill
Cismas $500; Gearasim Rl.su
$500: loan Toca $500; loan Cis-
mas $3.50; loan Mamos $3.50; X.
Rundog $500;
Totodata Soc. II. c. 81 Crisan
adllce sincerile multumiri D-lui
Lazar Negrila donind Hala de
joe 81 un Politman pc aceasta Gale
Soc. II. c. 81 Crisan multumeste
fratelui George M. Mocan, Prese.
dintelui Societatii pentru este
nea!a ce all depus fata de Soc.
Aducem sircerile noastre mul-
!umiri D-soar.; Rozi Pogaci de;i
| npfiin1 momhra q Soc luind Ostn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentM
nogtri q observa urm&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresx:
l. Sd 80 scrie adresa veChe
unde ia mers ziarul gi adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx q
SO alature m&rci de &c. 81 30
caute sd nj SO dea numele stra-
del si al ora3ului correct.
Cine nu observ& aceste re-
guh in zadar a3teapt4 81 / %
schimbe adresa Cd mn 70 poate,
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

Sc lllmfnase de ziua cind le-a
furat somnul. Adelina Sc destepta
la orele sapte, tinpul obisnuit
cind Sc scula, 81 dupa ce arunca .
privire dispretlitoare asupra ce-
risoarei sale, care dormea sfo-
raind, Sc cobori din pat zicindu-si
in sine:
Am sa reusesc mai lesne pre-
cum credem. f nebuna cind sc
inbatl".
Sc imbraca repedc, Isl fac.l
toaleta 81 Gu toate ca nu-Si facu-
Sc somnul pc fata eli nu sc vedea
nici urma de oboseala.
Esi in gradina 81 aerul rece 81
curat al diminetei ii inviol,a 81
i,nbujori fata. Dupa 'plimbare
ca de un sfert de ora Sc urea la
ritu, pc care il zarise pc fereas-
ira 81 dind buna dimineata ii
intiilse NINA pc care Titu o sd
ruta ca 81 alta data.
Cum al dormit All noaptc
die Demetriad?' intreba Adeli.
ma Gu un zimbet bun voitor.
''Bine, multumesc, dar D-tra
''Mu.tumesc. Bine. Mean cul.
cat cam tfrziu. Am mai stat d.
vorba Gu verisoara"
''Eu m am culcat la zece, q
| peste vre-o jumatate ceas an
ladarmit. IN am aculat IA sases'
tzise TitH repede, ca I'M copil care
Ivrea sa epuna ca asculta de STA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
ABoNAJI zlARul
,,AMERICA"

tul ce Use da.
'Da? Foarte bine. Foartc
bine. Somnul 81 linistea SAT-
faca bine Ce frumos e afara. Do
riti sd facet 0 plimbare prin
1grddina inainte de lua dejunul!
Daca doriti va insotesc".
''Cu placere, doamna" raspun-
Sc Titu, inclinindu-se usor inain-
tea Ell.
Adelina il lua de brat 81 cobo-
rind treptele din dos, pornira pc
'aleea principala care ducea la
Rhon.
Ecu o versalitate 81 affiliate
in discutie 81 gesturi placute 81
amaIbile carl suprinsera pc THU,
Adelina cauta sal atraga atentia
asupra frllmusetei firei; asupra
fie-carni cOpac sau boSchet pc
linga care treceau; asupla ciripi-
tului pasarelelor; a melcilor carl
Isl duceau casa in spinare prin
iarba inrourata de prin lulnini-
suri; orizontului' senin care sc
arata printre ramurile duzilor de
pc marginea aleei, cAutind Sd
seoata la iveah fnmusetea fie-
carui tablou &c li-se deschidea iii
Gale, si cind ajunsera pc malul
rfului exclama ''Iata Rohnul ce
linistit 81 mnlcom trece in matca
lui-lata ecu malurile ilnpodobite
de slacii 81 rechita. Nn-i asa cal
admirable! {Va 1suaa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
LIBERTY BONDURI 81
MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acnma. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bunc
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa de
schimb. Room PIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De-
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima la orele s p. m.
(Adv) (2-46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

Ne-au sosit IN wagon de Sta
fide din California, de 4 felur
dnpa cum urmeaza
Tamson Sedles. funt,l 26c
Malaye, 49,. funtul 26c
No. /. Redherry, funtul Ice
No. 3. Redbcrry, funtul 14c
MOI trimetem ordaru in, orr S
&C parte in Statcle Unite Gu sre.
sele noastre. Scrieti s'au Telefo
natl; ambele Tclefoane la:
Central Grocery & Meat Market
665 So. Webb Ave. Alliance, o
(2--4-15 Febr).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

actualul Preseiinte al Soeietatii.
Donatiuni sc va primi Gu bu-
clrrie 81 Sc va publica pc Gale zla-
ristica. Venitul curat Sc va adau-
ga la fondul Societatli.
Deci crezind ca toti Rominii
he va da tot sprijinul cuvenit
pima la intilnirc va salutam Gu
dragoste frateasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(l9-2O).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
LEGILE PETROLIFERE
DIN MEXICO

Mexico City. Representanti
intereseior petrolifere din Mcxicc
Sc vOr intruni Joi in aceasta ca
plta!a ca sd discute asupra proiec
tu!ui de legc prin care Sc va fiXa
darlIe ce Sc vor pune pc 'prOprle
tatile carl contin petrol.
Acest project de lege care a
fost pregatit de Adolfo de la
Huerta. minist1'ul de finante, Vi
ii pus pc tribuna camerei depu
tailor. la Februarie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
pERSOA\ELE:


Manda (carnu vaduval D-na Eli
seveta I. llioiu.
Joicuta (fica-sa) D-na Maria
Baciu.
Mihaiu. ID loan Serb.
Guta, (fiul Mandei) ID Gheor-
CHE Dragusin.
Petrea (rogojina Ghiaburlu) d.
Nicolae l.. Birsan.
Sia, (fica-sa( D-Soara Aurclia \.
PetriSor.
Nita Trandafir, ID Andreiu V.
,Trimbitasiu.
Costache Epi>tat. ID Iosiv Grecu
Sc Va cinta "Deschidc Fcreas-
ira" din partea D-nei Maria Oh
Simodi.
lar daca timpul ne va permite
Sc va cinta "Co!o jos in gradi
nuta" din partca diletantilor.
Cuvint de inchidere din partes
d-nului Andreiu Y. Trimbitasiu
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De vlNZARE

Casa de Ninzare Gu odal,
Electric;, Apa 81 extra lot.
Marimca loturiior 96 t. frontu
100 fiturl lungimea, Sc vnde din
NINA liberia. Casa noua facuta
nunai de ln an vacaluita pc din
afara cum sa zice pc cnglezeSte
Staco-H -Haus.
\ Sc adresa Ia:
CANDITU n. VULCU
11OG S. Wechter Str.
as 20. Massillon, Ohio.
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A v ! z

>,0cietatca Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura DIR. lulu Maniu'' din
Canton. Ohio va da un Teatru
impreunat Gu Dams in kiua de
Is Mart;e (Prinderea Postului
de PaSti) Programul Teatral Sc
va puolica la timp Deci rugam
onor. Soeietati Parochii 81 Clu-
burr din loc 81 jur MI aranJa
alte Petrecerl pc sus mentlo-
nata ri. (19-21 .
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
CEvA N0U

RENUMITUL BRASOVEAN sa
stiti ca mai traeSte 81 lar vinGe
peSte sarat ca in Brasov, este eel
mai bun 81 sd trimite in tQate
partile. Scrieti sau veniti N
pers0ana la (l2-l41 Jun20-2I
PAUL, GIUNKA
1449 w. Sind St., Cleveland, O..
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VENT curat ....... $2o3. 4
Totodata avind 81 alegerea
noilor functionari pc sase luni
viitoare alegerea sau facut prin
aclamatie dupa cum urlneaza:
Niculaie Bogdan, PreSedinte
Gavrila Pop. Vice-presedintc
loan Flesar. Secretar prim; loan
Gorgan. Secrctar financiar; La
zar Ecgrila. Caster; Florea Pa
rau 81 Gearasim Rusu, Contro-
lori de Registre; loan Tica 81
Toader Chisiu. Controlori de boil
nayi: Comitetul: Andreiu CiSlnas.
Patru Negru. Gravila Marcus,
Iobn Gergel. lie Farcau. Pave|
Valcan. loan Bergpa, Jacob Curt;'
81 llic Cozac.
Suplenti: Niculae Renciu, Gli.
gor Sabau. Mihai Popa.
In numelc Societstii Hored
Closca 81 Crisan.
Nicrlae Bogdan, Presedinte.
loan Flesar, Secretar prlm.
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| N VT A R E

Societatea komma de Ajutor
VI Cultura ''Cultura Romina"
din Canton, Ohio, are onoare d
invita- Pc tOate surorile Societati,
Onoratele Parochii 81 Cluburi,
precum 81 pc toti fratii Rominl
din loc 81 jur de a lua parte la
frumoasa Petrecere Teatrala i'm
preunata Gu Dams, care va avea
loo Simbata in % Ianuarie 1921,
in renumita Hala a Societatii
IT. 81 A. l. Reggie Mmtilor de
sub No. 1922 Sth Str. n. +. din
Canton, Ohio.
PROGRAMUL:
La orele + dupa amiazi Sc va
incepe Dansul 81 va dura pima la
orele 10 p m.
Pretul de intrare cl. /. $1.OO;
cl. II. 75c; cl. Ill. soc.
Muzica lui Georghe Bold din
Canton, Ohio, va distra Onoratul
public att in timpul teatrului eli
81 la Dams eli cele mai frumoase
clntece rationale.
PROGRAMME TEATRAL.
! Cuvint de deschidcre din
partca PreScdintelui AranJator
Ill Nasile Purece.
Teatrul Sc va preda sub con
dllcerca dlui loan Duma.
O cintare din partea d-nilol
Diletanti.
Sc va preda pic,a Asa fost
sd fie''.
PERSOANELE:
Badca loan. taran avut; D-nu
Naftanaila Cucerzian.
Lelca Maria. nevasta lui bades
loan; D-na Maria Y. Lebu.
| Gllita, Dl Aurel Borzea.
llieana. flea lor; D-soara Silv;;
/. Lazar.
Sandu, ficior sarac. prctinul III
Ghita: Dl Easile Pandrea.
Mos Gheorghe. Dl Andreiu Y
! Trimbitasiu.
Nita (sclvitor la badea Ioan) ID
! Ghcorghe Dragusin.
F:ciori 81 fete, y. n.
Lautari, y. n.
q cintare. Nolumtariul: cintat;
| din partea D-nei Maria Gh. ST
| modi 81 Dl NaSile Pandrea.
Sc va mai juca Piesa Biciclet;
la Mahala.
pERsoANELE:
Manda (carnu vaduNal D-na Eli
seveta I. llioiu.
.'oieuta (fica-sa) D-na Mari.
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DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMuTA PUBLLCA

Societatea H. G. 81 Crisan din
GAINESVILLE. Ohio avind adunarea
Generala extra-ordinara in ziua
de 16 Ianuarie 1921. Find Darea
de seama pc sase luni trecute sau
aflat toate in buna regula.
nitrate in total au fost $J66 30
Este 311.1c
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oAcA voIEST'

Sc cumperi sau Sc vinzi proprie
tati, ori de vel avea afacere Gu
Court House. vino la moi. Deschis
della orcle ! p. IN. pima la 5 p. VI.
Orice informatii gratis.
MIR. DUNKEL
517 Society for Savings Bldg.
(2-4-6) 9Jall
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n MIC a ~
RUBLiCITAEMl
A2yR<&Rc<$DC3}
APARE IN fIECARE II.

APARE TN fIECARE Il.
Pretul pentrI publicatli ca, ,Caut"
~De vtnsArG'', .Anunt de cdSAtOrke''
otc., costa Dentru fiecare cuSint
CENT? de . publlcMIie. Sab B0 de ceAs
N - pobucA mimic.
Peutru DAri de seama:, Invlt&ri d
hetcs. cununil sau dansuri 4 ceAtl H.
MA, san &4.OO I coloanA de STAR.
PUblicatille ~ fie lnaOtlte Dc Gums
neeesarA. Credit nu are aeclt sscietA-
ulr din Uniunea >. II. A.
ManAscripteie san fOtoSrafu M ss
hapoiAAA.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

no idea he was to be named Director
General OF Railroads.
Railroad executives are satisfied with
the present situation and the Cummins-
Esch law They say IL the losses under
the national agreements on wages and
working conditions We're checked that
the present rates would work out sat
isfactorily.
Secretary Hoover and other executives
are strongly opposed to Governments
ownership or operation. Snap action by
President Harding Is out of the ques-
ton. 1t was stated that he purposes to
take no hand in the transportation sit
uation at present unless a grave emerg-
ency arises.
The wage reductions of the Pennsyl-
vania road challenged the attention Of
Senator Cummins. He is convinced that
other roads will follow the example of
the Pennsylvania and that it will put
10 the test the stability of the Railroad
Labor Board, provided for in the present
railroad act
when the roads are earning only
about one-fifteenth of l per cent. a year
on their value something must be wrong
somewhere" the Iowa Senator said.
The investigation | propose will at
tempt to determine the underlying
causes of this drop. We will go into
the relation between increased wages
and earnings. also how earnings are
affected by the increased price Of ma
terials. whether overhead charges are
too high and to what extent, IL any. in
creased rates have reduced actual earn
ings"
Discussing the idea that the railroads
intend to test the nresent provision for
adjusting railroad labor disputes, Sena-
tor Cummins said:
This move Of the railroads is the
first step to create a controversy that
will put up to the Railroad Labor Board
the question of readjustment of railroad
wages. A start had to be made some
where and the Pennsylvania order is
for that purpose
Railroad employees undoubtedly will
protest this move. Then they will meet
with the railroad heads, and IL they do
not reach an agreement. which ! do NOT
believe they will, the case will go to the
labor board"
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
CONGRESS WILL DIG
into RAILDEFICITS,
ASSERTS CUMMINS
Senator Says After Call on
Harding Cause OF Heavy
Slump Will Be Barred.
WAGE CUTS AS A TEST
Believes Pennsy Leads Plan
TO Put Question Up to
Labor Board.
SEES SOMETHING WRONG
Relation Between Increased
Pay and Earnings Will BE a
Feature Of Inquiry.
SEES SOMETHING WRONG
Special Desyqtch q THE NEW YoTS HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., March 10.

AS an initial step toward business
and economy administration. Presi-
dent Harding and his advisers and
Republican leaders in the Senate and
the House will give immediate atten-
ton to the railroad problem.
The railroads it is agreed, are on a
satisfactory financial basis despite in
creased rates, white further conflict
between executives and labor that may
tie up transportation is regarded as
on the horizon. Railroad service has
been brought back virtually to a nor
NAL basis, and the railroads are func-
tionine from an operating standpoint,
but national wage and worlliu~ 1G--se-
ments have been projected as the prin-
cipal obstacle to safe financial opera
ton.
In this situation talk OF government
ownership, or operation. has been re-
vived The Harding Administration
has determined no railroad policy yet,
and though many Republicans. includ-
ing Senator Cummins Uowa), chair
the Senate favor government owner
ship of the transportation service, such
a course is not expected to meet with
favor
Senator Cummins talked with Presi-
dent Harding to-day but he said that
patronage and not railroads was the
principal topic at the conference After
leaving the White House Senator Cum
minis said chat a Congress investi-
cation OF the railroads would be ordered
to fathom the reason for their failure
to earn more than $4,000, 600 last year.
Determination of the policy of the
Harding administration with regard to
the roads will wait upon the facts
| developed by this inquiry
Reports We're current that Herbert
Hoover was TO be made Director-Gen-
eral OF Railroads. and that the roads
4 would be taken back under the Gov
4-ernment wing in corporation guise
somewhat along the lines of the Plumb
plan. Mr.. Hoover said he had heard
nothing Of any such intention and had
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
RAIL BROTHERHOODS
TO FIGHT REDUCTION
Carter of Firemen Asserts
Wage Cuts Will Be Contested
as Being Unjust.

Special Despctch 10 THE NEW YORK HEsALD
! CLEVELAND March 10.-"It goes with
out question that all the brotherhoods
viii contest general wage reductions by
going before the Railway Labor Board
and showing there Is no justice In such
action" w. S. Carter. president OF the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen. said to-day with respect
to railroad announcements of wage re-
ductions.
II take it." he added, that the Penn
sylvania proposes TO proceed with nego-
tiations as prescribed by the transporta-
ton act, which means that II no agree
ment Is reached in the conferences the
MANAGEMENT will call with employees,
the latter will appeal to the Railway
Labor Board. That means long drawn
out hearings. There is busy year
ahead"
Warren S. Stone grand chief OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
declined to make any statement, and W.
G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood or
Railway Trainmen, Is i'll at home. How
ever. a short time ago, when reports OF
general wage reductions W :ere first
current, Mr.. Stone declared that the
railroad brotherhoods would oppose yig-
orously efforts toward wage reductions.
THE men in railroad work are not
going to accept reductions in wages
now" Mr.. Stone said at that time. They
have to pay just as much as they ever
did for what they get"
At that time. also. Messrs Lee and
Carter and l.. i. Sheppard, president OF
the Order of Railway Conductors, whose
headquarters are in Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
Joined in the assertion that the rail-
road men of the country will not
peacefully submit" to wage reductions.
The New York herald., 1921-03-11
NEW LOW LEVELS FOR
RAILS IN SELLING WAVE
Bears Take Hand in Forcing
Down 1921 Stock Prices.

Rail stocks reached new low levels
for the year yesterday In wave of SELL
ing which swept the market following
announcement that the roads would un-
dertake a general revision OF wages and
on the reports from Washington that
"a Senatorial investigating committee
soon will delve into the rail situation
in all of its angles.
Standard stocks. which have been
dividend payers to their holders for
many years, were under the heaviest
pressure and BY a peculiar coincidence
the smaller roads which do not pay divi-
dends, but whose plight is similar to
that of the big roads, were fairly well
supported. This was on the theory, of
course that the process of financial re-
habilitation may mean the reduction or
the passing OF the dividends OF some Of
the carriers which now are--making
quarterly disbursements in cash to their
stockholders.
The St Paul issues. Great Northern
preferred and Northern Pacific appeared
to be the centre of the vortex of liqui-
dation and declined more than points
each. Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Lehigh Valley, New York Cen
corded less violent losses.
Much OF the selling was OF actual
stock by holders. but some of the Iiqui-
dation undoubtedly was the work OF
professional bears. who have turned
their attention TO the rails i'll view Of
the current developments. 1t is the theory
of these bears, who are putting out short
lines OF the rail stocks that il they can
get the average down below the lows
90 last December. which figure is now
fractionally approached, that the entire
list of stocks in the rail department will
go lower.
There was little organized support for
the rail market and in some cases there
was as much as a full half point be-
tween sales In stocks whose quotations
generally advance or recede by eighths.
The programme of the railroad execu-
tives, as generally understood in the
financial district, is to obtain wage re
ductions and then go before the Inter
state Commerce Commission, agreeing
to a reduction of rates to the extent of
the total of savings by the wage reduc-
tions
The New York herald., 1921-03-11

Steclai Despatch 70 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New BRIGHToN, Pa March 10.-Em-
ployer and employee working together
in harmony and with personal inter-
est in each others welfare probably will
enable two traction lines operating in
this city and vicinity to tide over inau-
cial difficulties and continue to furnish
tile public with good service and en-
p.oyees with an opportunity to earn
livelihood.
This situation was revealed here to-
day when employees OF the Beaver Val
ley Traction Company and the Pitts
burgh and Beaver Street Railway Com
pany unanimously decided to lend to
their respective employers $40 each
from their seni-monthIy pay and to
continue this action for three consecu-
tive pay periods.
The action of the employees was
taken after the general manager, Will
lam II. Boyce, had explained that as
sistance from banking and other fnan-
cial sources was not ohtainable. Money