Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
L. s. May Seize
Mines and Roads
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Continued from PaGc One
ment would be reached then was based
on certain proposals which it was in
dicated would be presented TO the pros
pertive conference.
! The question of bituminous produc-
| ton, now gradually getting back to
normal, entered into the conference dis
cuSsion only from the standpoint Of
/ transportation. and il was the view OF
! officials that the ability of the roads
| 20 move coal may prove the deter-
| mining factor as to the necessity for
| Federal operation Of carriers.
/ The sharp increase in btuminous
| production will make unnecessary n
! continuance Of the system Of tlistribu.
! ton which has operated under the vol.
/ untecr Federal fuel distribution organi-
! cation, II is believed by its officials.
who indicated that the organization
! probably would e. out Of existence neSt
! week. \ skeleton organization, how.
ever, would b" retained TO provide a
! nucleus for any distribution agency
! which Congress may create.
New York. Aug. 2G.-(Rv 4. PD-
! With the pence effort launched bv the
big five hrotherhoods definitely aban.
Goned. rail executives and shop crafts
3 leaders today realigneI tEoir fnrces for
: a finish frht in which bnth sidea ,ro.
dic.pL an carly victory.
:, pavld N'II,ams. secretary of the
GonmHt,,ne issneJ i', '. pns,"i Htrike
tho sit,o,,o,, w'o. " -" "'e''.enI "ec'hr!ns
and drag out battle"
II thank God tho talk is all over"
"a o,,rro tho ,n;n,s - ~ C"'>>"eo
yort n";o,Y woro ,''I' I"S,biir ,;,r.t mat New
- vim thn strike ''''"s ''e'r eHor's
"W!o ,~o goins L,r,o >,
Sob, u.Ia,bar !, Ios,, "ni' ,He 'eh!
nr tLrcn mortbs La,Jo ~, .,I'eV "eeES
Drom ,rottJor, e .ha | "'ru W. r.
,ion'I RrotherLood ' ns ".,I'rI IA .
Icoro for EorsnS r!t,r Il" P,rIaE'o 10
,i,.itiss ~ bic hr"poL - .h t r'te', ac-
"Ou- nrgonilat;ons to,.o ''"L ,ta''s.
funds ,o conIr,Ict a love- b.'H'' oi oi
onr '"'.'r MON oro w,IIir. - I"ms nsn', Ana
ti'e, roo,icd for derisiyn yictnr, r >':'t', " H.
p " Iova,I bo,i of ,ho r.-,.
ronjzotion Of crof,s was 'mg ce,siir siirAe , Or
,i,.o ~. ,ia o,,,oo,,,n .hS W. I.aHF POS! !
he assorted we tbo r,f,rood. "" o"y,te' iot, "hlch,
nnry rn,,r.e for ,bn nn;",s '.o a. Ine
Ro;o-a s,or,inr 70. f,Ltna !" HTFsNe
.Eo ro;,,s ~ striLn ,oojoah ,;oas" 20 PICK Up
J.o,nad ,hor, ,,'ron 49, 1881 ,.'p WH"re he
,nra Locon bo ,ss,,oJ , p,h.o par
won - w.Iicb h" ,,id o'''e'Ne"' 10 MS
''' 80 80 -
Gone Limit for Peace
We have gone the full limit IN tbo
interest Of peace. II we mms. fcb.
We VIII show we know how. Now tba,
the issue is again clearly defined md
F,l ,s
rated. the fight must bc renewed with
increased v!gor and every man must do
hi. full part to bring it to an early and
successful conclusion.
Gent!"men' he concluded. ''wha,
VII! be your answer 70 the challenGe?"
ne a'tltlde or ne brotherhood
ch!c'S' whose tlreI'Ss efforts 70 promote
p"a'"1uI SeltIeHen' proved so futile
",on hrso'!a.'onS co!lapS"d Yesterday
C.,rt NON WaS e"tFessc" pE =
1!n;n"' H. " tne ""!'CHN!eH
..W:o '' ~ -A'''' 'Ca, -
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,,a, H. ,,rIi;o W. a. i"E u.
>nTc~are mora and rnor" ne c'' shn ,-;To ~ :, !,
nrn,, nrcL - =
Others of thn hi, fre ,eoders nv,
yrcsy"d rrco, Ijaonr,1inrrer, nte- ,bn;,
failure r. rnd bost,lit;nI hrt rn,o,,,a,
/ assurances thnt ,In r,,prir, ,roJa
wnuId rofrsin fro,n o,r sr,s,.,,So,j,
s,rike irInrai u,oIIo,, or cnnsni.nor
"a, InrG .Lo ri1S,s ot 80 h..ho
h"nds are va, IIroa,"reJ !, vac ''0''e'
In roiI cm3n,oynrs' c;-cies r.rs - ,h,
,r,srnn,,mr ,a,,o ,>'.ie''. ''e"S y. S.'
al;o1 ,'I'' W .t",' ""S sNe!
t"I'eI Ee'tp,'on. o.lC'aLs OF roaa'
, "".," WIZ "ut PG'.i " IHc nesot!a
''oTS' H"N4hs J"'he" ne majority "h!C'
GeyI!t4fG 10 resume o'S'NSSl0ns win M
"'oIHtF"o"us "itcr !ust euheSnay
wnv Fxecn,tycs ,nJoy were fronkIv -
tod Won so "
Tbe r,,nori,r ro,-e,or,;n, .oror,r.
soron .oaG. ,.;,h * n0o ,,'tisss ,t ,.oal
I ,,',I,, "'," 7",uu" n.i'rS ~ .taCf
anu .t Ihja :HJ1ou.Ns JN,n ppMef!u! sSSteinS a.
~, ,Ie Nnir"S" anu 'coFtn~eS,eFI, - NhlCHso
! Mn"auhee ana -, iaNl' ERE, Ne"
l"rN oehtra! ana seaboard AR Lines
To-Day expressed regret at the suddei
termination Of Efforts 10 compromise
but expressed no doubt as 10 the out
come.
We will break the strike within {
, week, was their general prediction.
Speaking on the authority of III,