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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
A Parachute Record.

To Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton, Of
the United States army, goes the
record for parachute jumps, for ne
recently left an airplane at a height
of "a, 400 feet and drifted eight miles
before touching Tire ground. 49, he is
said to have fallen asleep from cold
during part of his descent.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
No Lady at All.

Albert, aged five, had been severely
nunished by maternal hands. His
father on arriving home, found him
In tears.
"What's the matter, SOM" he asked.
DADDY" replied Albert, pointing an
accusing finger at his mother, AL l
have to say is that I'm completely
surprised at that lady. American
Legion Weekly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
MIsnt Nans.

Little Florence climbed upon her "a
hers lap on her birthday. and put her
arms around his neck Father always
called her "Toodles." and until now
ste had answered to the name. But
now she looked at him In surprise
why, I'm three now! should think
you'd call me 'Threedles. she said
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
whats in a Name z"

Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT given
you my name? What more do you
want?
His wife-I want the privilege Of
signing 1t to checks that will be
aonored Mt the bank.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
Military Poker.

Rookie-This saluting business re-
minds me OF q. game Of poker.
Vet-How SO?
Rookie-An officer passes me and 1
raise him five.
Vet-Yes, and whether you DO or
mot vou're liable to get call.-Am-
erican Legion Weekly.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
East ST. Louis Gazette

The Metropolis Gazette Publishing Co. has Establheda Branch
Office East St Louis H. where Job Office will be operated
Splendid inducements have been assured
leaders city We have plenty machinery and
take of the situation Rev, Edgar McCray in the
city peecting arrangements We have experience in type
setting. job and newspaper work.-The Editor.
Office 1918 E. Broadway, East St. Louis ILL.,
Phones Bell E Clair 1869
Gail or Phone US the and your next Job or AID.
Rev. Edgar S. B. McCrary, Editor and Manager
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
Adversely and Prosperity.

We become wiser By adversely:
prosperity destroys our Appreciation
II the right.-SenecA
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30

the life Of Cuba is largely sustain
ID By raisins. its people consuming
the fruit more generally than any ota.
sR Of thu spanish-American colonies
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30
List of Officers of the Mt.
Olive Baptist Dist. S. S. Insti-
tute for 192O-21

Pres. M. Duncan. Colp, Ill.
Ist Vice L. w. Thomas. Mounds
I'd Vice A. V. Shoffner, Duquoin
Rec. Sec, Marie Humble Contra
........- ..........-. liza
Cor. Sec. Hazel Howard, Joppa
Conductor Rev. J. B. McCrary,
.............. ......... Metropolis
Supt of Cradle Roll. Dept. w.
....,......... 49,. ID. Parran, Carbondale
Officers of the B. Y. P. u.
President Rev. Jno. Bruen, 1911
Aerbert St !. Mt. Vernon, Ill.
Ist Vice Pres. Gertrude Buchanan
500. ..........-............ .......~ Joppa, Ill
end Vice, Odessie M:Cullum, -.
..,........-....... ................... Md. City
gid Vice, Demus, Sparta
Recoding Sec Daisy Moore.
........................ Harrisburg
Corresponding Sec. Lois Mason
............. $40 Howard ST. Centralia
Missiodary. Rev. r. S. B. An,
derson. Ceutralia. IlI..-.--....-.--..... ....-.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-09-30

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
co N U NIcAr.

Corporatiunea ''Trei Colori 81
Gnde. Coliseum Co. din Gary Ind.
aduce la cunostinta tuturor actio-
narilor de la Hala Romana din loc
caci conform diciziunei adunarii
Generate de Actionari din ziua de
% Maiu a. c. la care sau hotarit
a Sc face un arunc de $1.0O de fie-
care Actiune. Deci sunt rugati toti
Actionarii, ca in timp de 60 de
zile de Ia data mai sus a'si face
datoria in caz contrar vor fl siliti
a plati 81 intercse 81 7 comision,
dupa termenul de mai sus dat
Conform diciziunii luata de Adu-
narea generala, banii Sc vor tri-
mite pc adresa Cassarului Corpo-
ratiei Jacob G. Popa 1121 Adams
Str. tri 276 Pierce Str.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti Ac-
tionarii asi trimete adresele CO.
recte 81 cate actiuni are.
In numele Corporatiei.
(137-42). Directiunsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
I-E CALD Gu TOATE CA
Z MCHIS IN GHETARIE

Dol hoti inarmati au intrat in
pravalia de delicatese lui Sa-
muel Lox, All dimineata, la ora
1870, 81 dupa ce lau legat Gu 0
funic, Eau inchis in ghetarie. I-au
luat din buzunar suma de 32O
dollari 81 din cassa 397 dollari.
apoi s'au dus. Pc linga pravalie
treceau suite de oameni carl Sc
grabiau la lucru, dar ''munca'' a
fost facuta Gu alta liniste 81 di-
bacie, ca ma observat mime ce Sc
petrece in pravalie. Dupa ce s'au
dus hotii, Edward Garland, por-
.tarul zidirii, a auzit strigatele lui
lLox. A intrat 81 Ia eliberat. Pra-
valia lui in casa de sub 56O1
Euclid Ave. Politia cauta. dupa
shoti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

mentul lucrarilor publice, 81 in
1850 reorganizeaza gendarmeria
pc picior militaresc, 1spae o mai
buna paza politieneasca; reduce
mai multe take, lea masuri pentru
aliniarea stradelor 81 zidirea bina-
lel0r, in scopul de aintroduce o re-
gud6 in asternerea 81 ridicarea
cladirilor; regularnenteaza modul
de functionars al pietelor de vim
zare de obiecte q stavileste jafui-
rea taranilor din partea functi9-
narilor subalterni; infiinteaza 10
.pedeapsa pentru tdinuirea boalet
|lof Ne vitc: reguleaza chestiunea
viteaof de pripas. Tot in acel an
1850 Ghia lea insa o masnr4 care
. contribuit q ad&ugi numxrnl
poporatiei evreesti in Moldova.
Annme dup4 legiie vechi 0ri-cel
Eyrsu, care M justifica posedarea
unui capital de 5000 de lei, san
excrcitarea unei meserii sau indu-I
strii pntea Fl iaeonit din tars ea
vagabond.
Atare mfsurx, de D extrenn1 as-
sprime ~ fuse1e niei dEdatx spli.
cat4 M !! VI ! q a. 49, wv n
a \ 4 4 pall lilIslll|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
ERevolutia din 1913:
! in T4rile Rom1ne
ne.A y xRM0p0r .
Dc: \. ,. xINoPOI..

acea Tiganilor statului 81 . ma
nastirilor Gu legea lui Bibescu din
1874. Inca din 1851 el opreste vim
zarea Tiganilor de Ia particulAHi
Il particulari, dispunind ca acei
ce ar vrea sal vinda 81 Q fsca nu-
mai catra stat, care le dadea in
data libertatea. In Jfisui de des-
chidere 81 divanulpi din 1856, i
fn$timtaza Cd intre alte m1suri
trimise spre chibsuire, - AHA q
acea privitoare = dosrobires III
ganilor particulsri, ssrs iege pri-
mit6 de diyan este sanst tionata de
donna a 2 Fsbrusrie 1856.
Prineipels cu toate q terminul
demnisi Nj y apropria, iuers ~
- \ cfnd donnia Iii avsa IS i,x
- n,p nsdsfinit, tinindn-ee dS
y g. u (] esfs - MI IliII =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
A SALVAT VIATA
CUVERNORULUl

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, II Iu-
nie.-D-soara Ada Brush, secreta-
ra guvernorului Warren I. McRay,
salvat viata guvernorului. Un
individ, Tony Amas, a amenintat
eri membrii comitetului industrial
al statului cal va ucide pentruca
nici acum nu s'a judecat cazul lui
de despagubire contra statului.
Dupa ce de aici l-au dat afara, a
VENT in biurourile guvernorului 81
GU un cutit in mana, voia sd intre
in camera unde acesta lucra. Dom
nisoara Bush la retinut panace
guvernorul a reuSit sd scape pc o
use care da spre curte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
ABoNATl zlARW
AMERICA"

Fl trebuit Sd paraseasca tara, 81
Moldova nu ar ii infatosst . pro-
PORTE atat de bogsta de Eyrei.
Totusi atare lege coistituia fara
indoiala piedeca Il navalirea
lor in tara de peste granit6.
Grigore Ghica revoaoa aceasta
dispozitie, ordonind O. ca u fie
aplicata numai Evreilor veniti DO
curfnd de peste hotar.
Nelamurindu.se ipss intru nj
mic intelesui sqsstai termin, inter
pretarea lui ranlanea u arbitrarul
autoritatilor inferioare, care find
data starea lor dss inorelitate, =
tare dispozitie dsschida portile
tarei largi emisrSrei evrsepti. o.
i doua masnrS favofahiax Ewei-
lor, fu desfiintarea ln6snrsi luste
'de Mihai Sturxa, 81 1eA4 de ! se
'opri pc Jidovi al n finerea de
c5fnzi prin sate, fnyoind1.ls Ghias
atare indeletnicire NJ nilt Z on-S
Iditiiditii pres usor (e 1nda daplipit.
6pcral vfmei de 4. b . 3 u spsd
c13fieat dupx mI,l y y tistinH ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

toate lucrurile mari; lucreaza asa
ca 81 cind mar Fl sd mori nici
odata, dar tot-deauna sd fiji gaia
de parasi lumea. Ell face sd trea-
Cd 0 lege privitoare la infiintarea
drumurilor de fier si alta Ia acea
q anei banci publice, cilld impli-
nindu-se terminul de I ami al dom
niei, 81 principatele urmind 81 fie
reorganixste dupa nOuele principii
primite de congresul de Paris, Ell
parasi puterea 81 fu fnlocuit Gu
caimacamiile acele care statura
Il cirma tarilor romane, in tot
aeela rastimp memorable, in care
se pusera bazele vietei lor celei
touk.
Toat8 ocirmuirea lui Stirbei do
vedegte dcstoinicia iui in m4nui-
rea trebilor publice, dmtoinicie de
csre el d5duse dovexi fnex dinain-
u de domnie, ii ins6mnstele
fuDctii pe care L ocupase in tara
'Rom1nAesc4, DIR care se desvolt5
in toatk deglinx nxtates ei din mo-
u. =. Il - - W. ~ 8 . - y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
ABONATI ZARUL
,.AMERICAa
(urmare)

(.
Stirbei insk pentIl adaogi We
aaiturile statului, cerea necontenit
desaa Tnrci regularea dsraNerilor
nxn6strilor s1pShinate Grecilok.
Asegtia acum4ss drpa ratboiu eel
nsnorocit purtat de Rusi, ne mai
putfnd Il proteguii de Ell domnul
'spera q " putea fnduplece pc
.PpartS ! 1ndateri pc Grsci Il pri-
nirea reorganis6rei pe care Stir
III yrsia y D des mandstirisor
~ hinsts. Rs,itrn ! izbuti ind in.
lill1se Ik dsravere, = ii
5ss t 8 aetE dinpune y dei
~ dpznniei II nxr1l
j - ilinis = 165es ]
a||s W = kruil te pentIu|
y ID, y
ul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
CADE DELA ETA.
JUL AL 3-LEA ST
SCAPA TEAFAR

Chicago, Ill. II 1unie. - Flip
Eisenberg, 10 ami a fost ridicat
-a~re-tssta-s; diminsatS Uni
s'a sdrobit ceasul," zis baiatul
pllnglnd. Gu atata paguba 81 va
tamare s'a ales Eisenberg, ca
zind de la etajul al treilea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

Plata Beilicului, in 1777. FL era
ginerele fostuiui domn al Moldo-
vel loan Sandu Sturza, isi facuse
studiile in Germania si luase parte
ca membru III partidei rationale.
in miscarea din 1848 contra mo.
sului sau Mihai Sturza.
Find numit domn in Moldova
in urma conventiei de u Balta
Liman, el seLiman, el se duce i'm
preuna Gu Stirbei Ia Constantine
pole, unde desi STUNT primiti ceva
mai Gu distinctie, de cum - Mcu-
secu dOmnii mai veehi Il t4rilor
romano, find fntre altele ppftiti
u mas& de vixir 81 chiar de sultan
sunt Gu toate aceste obligati u ii
q. se prosterna inaintea padigehu-
lui n ii aaruts papncul Inca
fl1einte Me . se mantli Moldoya
de ocupatic militara edusa prin
eveninentsIe din lslS, 0hica ~
apuc6 AZ osre care reforme folos!
sitoare. AN "A ls4o a rseuleasx
modal findreii soc cotslilor dip par-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
INCENDIILE DIN
PRINCETON
Sapte focuri in doua zile.


fr;ncenron. a.-J.; 10 Kunie. -
Soldatii patruleaza strazile din
Princeton 81 o garda militara
pazeSte cladirile Universitatii
Princeton, impotriva unei pre-
supuse bande de mediator, carl
in ultimele doua nopti ap pus foe
la Sapte case.
Pagubele cauzate Vineri au
foSt mici. In toate cazurile s'a in
trebuintat gazolina, stropindu-se
usile 81 peretii inainte de a Ii Sc
da foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18
DIN PATRIE

Sedintele de. ieri ale Camerei 81
Senatului au fOst foarte furtu-
noase din cauza fraudelor de "a
aprovNionare.
La Senat, dl d. Ddbrescu a ce-
rut ancheta parlamentara.
Consiliul de ministrii s a ocupat
aseara Gu chestia expOrtului vi
telor din Ardeal. Asupra acestei
chestnut q vorbit dl Mihaly Ia
Senat, aratindu-i necesitatea.
@sy 80
In cercurile diplomatice Sc vor-
beSte Cd guvernul ucrainean va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-18

parasi teritoriul Poloniei si-si va
muta sediul in Romania. Aceia
dintre membrii, carl vor rama
nea in Polonia vor >figura ca
simpli oameni particular.
Fri a fost subscris contractul
referitor la ratificarea frontierei
romano-ceho-slovace in Maramu-
res.
Dl Oct. Goga, ministrul cutie
lor trateaza Gu seniorul Marmag-
gio incheierea concOrdatului Gu
Vaticanul.
Dupa toate proba'bilitatile, prin
tul mostenitor al Japoniei va vi
zita in cursul lunei Iunie 81 tara
nOastra, intorcind vizita ce IA
cut la Toxic, principele nostru
mostenitor.
Ministrul de razboiu general a
declarat la Galati Gu ocazia deco
rarei orasului Gu crucea de raz-
boiu italiana, ca regele va acorda
in ziua incoronarei, o foarte larga
snanistic pentru detinutii civil II
militari.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
CAN'T AGREE ON BALLOT
FOR A BIG FOUR VOTE
Rail Organizations VIII Di-
Uide on Plan of Voting.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.-After two days
Of conference In am effort to prepare a
joint strike ballot TO the 100000 mem
bers OF the hve big railroad transporta-
ton labor organizations the chief execu-
tives, executive committee members and
assistant grand officers Of the engineers,
firemen, trainmcn, conductors and switch
men were unable to agree to-day on the
wording Of the ballot. and the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen decided to
prepare a separate ballot, the four other
organizations agreeing one one ballot.
w. 9. Lee, president of the trainmen,
said this did not mean a division Of
strength within the brotherhoods but
merely a difference of opinion regarding
the phraseology OF the ballot.
Both ballots, II was said. will present
practically the same things TO the mem
bers. asking for acceptance or rejection OF
The l215 per cent wage reduction handed
down by the Railroad Labor Board at
Chicago on June ! last and in effect
since July /. and review of the un-
satisfactory negotiations with railroad
managers as to whether further wage
reductions and the elimination OF pay
ment OF tine and n half for overtime
was contemplated.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
26 STORY BUILDING
FOR OLD SUN SITE
Frank A. Munsey to Erect Of
flee Structure at Nassau and
Frankfort Streets.

Plans were filed yesterday by the Sun
Printing and Publishing Association. Of
which Frank A. Munsey is president. for
the erection of a twenty-sfx story loft
and Office building at the southeast cor
ner OF Nassau and Frankfort streets. the
site Of THE SUN for many years.
The plans were drawn by McKim.
Mead & White and were fl,d by them
yesterday with the Bureau OF Buildings.
They call for the removal of the build
ing now on the site. three story tax
payer erected after the original Sun
Building had been taken down and the
newspaper removed to $50 Nassau
street. and for the erection of struct-
ure 2s6 feet high occupying a ground
base. which will be nearly square. and
will have frontage of 56.s feet In
Nassau street and 57t1 feet IN Frank
fort street.
The building VIII keep the genera.
lines Of what is known as O tower build
ing in modern architecture. and will
mark a noticeable departure from the
STYLES of any Of the buildings which are
now on locations near where 1t viii be
built. in that outwardly il will be al
most without ornament. its architects
having designed that its effect win be
made By its lines and balance. Il viii
be faced principally with gray terra
Gotta and its highest stories VIII be
sheathed in copper.
The ground floor viii have space for
stores and the two floors next above
are to be equipped for bank. The
other floors Of the building will be kept
as loft, or whole floors divisibie by par
titions into such arrangements as ten
ants may deeire TO make. An irregular
ity in tae shape of the land on the side
OF il next TO the Tribune Building VIII
be utilized for elevators. which will
serve all the floors
Although the building will front City
Hall Park. the coming law affecting
buildings at that point regards Nassau
street ms a street not more than 100
feet wide and requires that the buildings
facing it may not extend directly up-
ward from the street 70 distance
greater than $50 feet. After that height
the buildings must be set back a foot
in every five. IL is to meet the require
ment that the new building will depart
from the vertical on all sides as Il nears
its top.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
LABOR BODY EXPELS
CANADIAN RAIL UNION
u. S. Money Said TO Houe
Financed Voting Delegates.

WINNrpEn. Aug. 24.--The Canadian
Brotherhood Of Railway Employees was
expelled to-day from the Trades and
Labor Congress OF Canada by vote
or 394 10 151. The action was a climax
70 long standing dispute over Juris-
dictional matters.
The vote removes from afflliation
with the congress between 1000 and
10000 members scattered over the Do
minion.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad EN-
ploycs announced n would hold a meet
ing tomorrow TO decide on course Of
action.
A. r. Moshor, grand president Of the
brotherhood. Issued a formal statement
expressing his view that the vote OF
those favoring expulsion was largely
made up of delegates from Canadian
railway unions and OF delegates from
International railway organizations
brought 70 the convention at the ex-
pense OF their International headauar-
ters in tho United States"
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
EXPLODING SHELLS KILL
TWO AND INJURE TWO
Pile of Explosives Goes off in
Dela,Dore.

wu.MrNGroT, Del. Aug. 24.-Two
men were killed and two injured when
huge mound or shells exploded near
the Delaware ordnance reserve depot
at PerSintown. y. j.. two miles above
pennsgrove. this afternoon.
The dead are Daniel Wolf and Will
lam McGtll OF Pennsgrove. the injured
Thomas Sharp. bridgeport. ~. j.. and
Charles Howser. Deepwater Village. ~.
j. who were taken to o hospital IN
Salem. where Il was said tonight they
will recover.
Tho explosion started when Wolf re-
moving the detonator from a shell set
il or. In a few minutes a salvo OF
shrapnel was bombarding the surround
Ing country. Twelve workmen. cut or
from the highway, took refuge beneath
Government pier on the river and
were rescued by launch.
The Delaware side of the rivcr. three
miles away. was showered with metal.
The explosion destroyed hundreds OK
shells. two cars containing 30, 1000 pounds
Of black powder and the plant OF the
Columbia Salvage Company
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
DRESSMAKERS CUT
WAGES 10 PER CENT.
Employers Association by a
Unanimous Vote Approves
the Reduction.
STRIKE IN SIX FACTORIES
Union to Vote for or Against
Walkout at Meeting
Tonight.
IN SIX FACTORIES

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.--The action
OF the executive board OF the Waist and
Dress Manufacturers Association In de-
claring 10 per cent. cut in the wages
Of all employees was approved by a
unanimous vote OF the employers at a
meeting OF the entire membership Of the
association IN the Chamber Of Com
merce Building to-day.
AS e Jesuit OF this decision. members
OF the union win be asked TO vote for
or against a general strike at meet
ing called by labor officials for to-mor-
row night
In the meantime the employees OF six
OF the largest factories where members
OF the association have attempted TO
enforce the new wage decrease have
quit work Early this morning dis
turbance arose when union representa-
tives attempted TO picket the plants
where strike had been declared. Four
OF the women pickets were arrested in
front of the Kahn Waist Company.
Three OF them were fined and the fourth
was held under $500 bail on the charge
of Illegal picketing and disturbing the
peace 1t is said that after the episode
union officials called upon Samuel Cam
tor, president OF the Manufacturers
Association and apologized.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
STEEL STOCKS.

who do not want TO be bound thereby
have not been impaired In any manner.
for the reason that they may at any
time invoke the aid or the board, II
they are Of opinion that tho rules and
working conditions contained IN the
said contracts, now in effect upon the
carriers lines OF railroad, arc unfair
and unreasonable.
Wherefore. the carrier asks that the
board vacate and set aside it's decision
In this cause and find In pursuance Of
the Transportation act (a) that the car
rlor has the lawful right 70 establish
rules and working conditions in the first
instance. either with or without hrst
holding conferences with rs employees !.
ana (b) that the contracts respecting
rules ana working conditions hereto
foro entered into by the carrier and Its
employees IN the shop crafts are now
h fun force and effect without any
further action on the part Of the carrier
and It's employees IN the said shop
crafts.
.'rhe carrier hereby makes request or
the board FOR an oral hoariag OF this
application at which time evidence IN
support OF the allegations Of fact herein
contained will be introduced"
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Employers Ready to Fight.

Samuel Cantor announced to-day after
tie meeting Of the association that all
Of the employers were prepared to stand
back Of the executive board TO n finish
and that no further negotiations will be
conducted with the employees until the
wage cut Is accepted. He pointed out
that originally they had intended to
make a 25 per cent cut In wages. but
had compromised on 10 per cent, at the
same time yielding to the union on forty
four hours y week. They also gave way
10 the workers en- several minor points IN
the controversy. he said.
IT Is expected that the union will make
a desperate effort 70 avoid the wage cut
because or the nationwide significance
that a reduction at this time would have.
In all OF the other important centres
the union has succeeded in obtaining a
renewal OF the old working agreement
with wage rates unchanged until De-
cenlber Is. Since tho workers in the
shirt waist industry Of this city con-
stitute but small percentage OF the
total number throughout the United
States, 1t Is contended by union officials
IN this city that II would be hardly fair
for them to accept the wage cut and
thereby establish n precedent for en-
ployers IN the more important centres OF
the industry.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
REGULATION MADNESS
IN CONGRESS, HE SAYS
Boston Baker Wants LaI0 TO
AlloU Amy Size LoaUes.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. 24.-Ad-
dressing the New England Bakers Asso-
citation In convention to-day. C. #.
Hathaway OF Boston baking concern
arraigned attempts OF Congress 10
standardize bakery products. character
izing the national lawmakers as "regu-
lation mad
He praised the Massachusetts law that
allows the making OF loaves OF any size
50 long as the weight Is stamped on the
package. Competition BY the housewife
is an effective regulator OF the business
In the interest OF the consumer, he said
DIR. II. II. Barnard OF the American
Institute of Baking asserted that regu-
lation must be submitted 70, and said
that II was In their interest. He said
that all regulation was first submitted
to the bakers for protest or approval
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
MINING.
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