The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-05-07
vacle Tets Bel Tine Stsries
Current Rvsnts For IL Chndrsa
and Nrown-uDs, TOO
RAILROAD LABOR BoARD HELPS
TO END RAILROAD rHoUBIsAs


"But there hssn Il been a railroad
strike for a long time now. ,cause I
was talking to MI. Jones. and YOU know
he ia an engineer On one of the fa,test
trains, and ought to know something
about what be says.u Jack WAS hay
inc mite a time making eister Bath
understand that being older than ,he.
hs felt that HIS argument should DO the
final word.
uWall. don't care.n continued
Ruth, "I don't see what there in to
keen the railroad man from soins, On
strike lust a thew used to do.o
"Here. here. what's all tho excite
mant,o called Uncle Tai from the hack
porch. where he was planting Aowerv
IN a NV ~ v,r6ov hove. uY thor,Oh+
vo,, k;dd;e. had eone ont tn NAV. and
here Won are fussino AGAIN. -
.sWc arcn u fussnp.u said Jack
"Rutb saw. the railroad men can strike
whenever thew want to. and 7 saw thew
canr.D
"And neither one of Won knows what
Won are talking ahout.n interrupted
Uncle Ted. sYou are both right and
Won are both wrono. Look hare I'm
about through. Suppose von run ont tn
the swing and TN he alono an ANN AZ
7 wosh nv hands Then If Wi, are
abont orr railroads -
uGee. JJncle Ted ), commanded lack
your "a a good ,cout,,
IN wasn't limo before the three
chrrs ,vo-. .;++;ro IN +h. Lawn .~,,,o
and Uncle Ted had stsrted his story.
..I,m qoing in exnla;n a Ittle ahout
what i. known "a tbe Railroad Labor
BOARD that came into be;no throuob the
TRANSFORMATION act of which r have told
Won before This hoard ia mazda nm NJ
nine men. Three Of these men repre.
father and .Jobnnv,s fatber-when dis-
nr+es coma IN On +bo+ s+-;les ..n h.
stopned and on, fond and .lotbs. n.n
continue to he ,binned These three
man ,re .nnointe5 bv tho p,e.;de,t
Then there are three renresentino the
ra;Iroods Tbo,, ORC n;olod from, q 1is+
of ,;1 given the President bv the rail.
road execp+;ves, association Tho la.+
three renresen+ tho railroad mon a. Won
call them that 10 rai,ro,d labor These
+brse .re onno;r+ad hv tho pro.;don+
from a list of ten g;ven him bv the
m i,rood labor concentrations
uRr+ what d. +bev do,,, asked
Pn+h
uNo,v Misc Imn,+iorce wo;+ j., min.
MO This hoard has n, nower 70 on.
forco amy 5ec;sions II NAV mako but
nnblio on;nior 10 re,ioa rnon n m,,,o
:, m r.; p,,.h 900 49,. ~.
orr,ovos 90 +ho r,;,,ooa. ro mn. .o+;.
ga ,,,;.h .hoiu nav, tho oo .,l.iu
~ tb;s hoard Tho hood .bon hos tho
no,vor 70 boor tho com,,oir+ and m,,,o
n decision as to what shall he done
II c.n o1so ba.r oour,,;r+s -.o,rd;ro
,yor,;rr conditions Tho ounlovo,,
tho railroads Thorn se,vss c.n also co,,,
nloiu to This hoard If tbev don,t like
yho+.,b. emn,ovos a, 7. reitb.r tho
eunlovors nor tho amnjoveos b,vo
comnloipt the hoard NAV foo, that the
nublic has and il has tbe nower n
start , bear;no ;tse,f fo, tbe nrbl;c
..Tbero is oro+ber oooa tbin, oho,+
this hoard If the railroad omn,ove,
and the railroad monogements oet int,
a dispute II is the dptv of tho hoard IN
,,-,tch this d;upute close,v If +bo finn.
comes when the hoard thinks this die.
mite NAV me,p the stonning Of roll.
rooT traffic and hr;,, da,oer to tha
nnblic II can coll . oonfererco 70 s.t,,.