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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16
Fedak Sari
fokosa.
A NIT mem lehet Amerikaban
mindennap latni

Alig egy hete jott meg csak
meg, maris r6la: Fedak Sarirol
beszel mnidenki. A megszokott
"hogy vagy,' mi ujsag'' kerr
Idesek kicserelese utan az elso sza-
vuk az embereknek: hallottak.
mar lit van Fedaks Kivancsiak,
Iizgatottak az embefek s. szamol-
gatjak a napok mulasat, hogy
ta4eelatl4a-ssAt -~ttgrr afnrriitk.ai M
don gyermekkoruk regenyes ho-
set: Janos Vitezt, akit husbol-ver-
bol val6 alakka Fedak Sari alaki-
tasa emelt.
Karikast, fokost es aryalany-
hajas sjiveget hozott magaval Fe-
dak, a mivel Janos vitezben fog
Ifellepni. Mikor lattunk mi ilyes-
nit utoljara, amerikai magyarok ?
ITALIAN mar csak a notabol ismer-
jiik az arvalanyhajat S karikas
es fokos hallatara mintha lezart
ajt6t nyitottak volna ki lelkiink-
ben, egyszerre rajzani, sereglenl
! kezdenek az emlekek, amiket ell
halvanyitott az lido.
A karikas, fokos es arvalany-
lhaj Fedaknak Macy, harmas sim
bolum. Els6 Macy sikerei fiizod-
mex hozza a fokosara ugy vi
gyaz Fedak, mint a SCENE vilaga-
ra. A b6r0ndokbe mem fert el
fokos. Bepakolva, kezicsomag-
kent hozta ell a kezebol Xxi mem
adt aegy pillanatra sem.
! A Pasztorok Kiralyanak kor-
manypalcaja a fokos es Paszto-
rok Kiralya uralkodni fog vele q
sziveken febr,iar 23-an, mikol
Fedak Sari Youngstownban .
l"Janos vitez"- fog jatszani
. y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16
Gessner rend0rbiro
igazsagos dontese.

cimre sz6lo hazkutatasi parancsot,
amelyben pontosan lie kell hogy
irva legyen a haz es hogy mi utan
kutatnak.
Gessner donteserol ICY ir Vim
dicator vezdrcikke, amelyet lit
magyarul lekozlink: "Italtilalom
van es a t0rvenyeket vegre kell
hajtani. Aki ennek az ellenkezo-
jet vallja mem jo polgar. De az
italtilalmat kihasznaljak az ar
tatlanok es ertelmetlenek becsa-
pasara es kifosztasara. YOungs-
townban szamos, a t0rveny veg
rehajtasaval megbizott kozeg be-
ront a bevandoroltak hazaba es
azon iirigy alatt, hogy oft palm
kat csinalnak vagy tartanak. fel
forgatja az egesz hazat Cess
ner bir6 d0ntese visszaallitjd BIZ
zalmat kormanyformank iranya
ban Is .lecsendesiti beketlenke-
d6ket, akiknek szama nagyon meg
szaporodott Youngstownban az
ut0bbi id0ben. :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16
A CARNEGIE COMPANY
NYUGDIJ JELENTESE

A napokban jelent meg a Car
negie Steel Co. nyugdij Jelentese.
A szamokb6l kitiinik, hogy a
United Steel Corporation, amely-
mex a Carnegie company SERVES
resze, 1921-ben kozel egy millio
dollart fizetett nyugdij cimen a
munkab6l ki0regedett alkalma-
zottaknak.
A jelentes szerint a youngs-
town. telepeken a kovetkez6 nyug
dijakat fizettek: A Union Mill
ben Upper and Lower Works.
$13 .506.S6, az Ohio Worksban So,
476.97 es a Mcdonald telepen, a
mely csaknem nj, 1888. Az osszes
Carnegie gyarakban (tobb van a
Shenango volgyeben) az 1921
evi nyugdij 2O4 ezer 470 dollarra
rugott. A nyugdijban 3,437 Greg
munkas reszesiilt. Eek atlagos
eletkora 66 ev, atlagos szolgalatuk
hossza 81 ev es havi atlagos nyue
dijuk $24,1O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16
inert a polgarmester legalabb 25
rendered akarta cs0kkenteni a
rend6rsegi letszamot.

rendered akarta cs0kkenteni
rend6rsegi letszamot.
@s
A tanacs hetf6i iilesen Turner
varosi mernok bejelentette. hogy
mintegy $50 ezer dollar kolcsont
kell varosnak ebben az evben fel
venni, ha a tanacsnokok altal el6-
terjesztettt utica kovez6si, csator-
ia es vizvezetek lerakasi program
mot keresztiil akarjak vinni. Nj
vel a varos ezen munkaknak csak
egy kis hanyadat fizcti, t0bbit
az utcak menten hazzal vagy te-
lekkel bir6 lakosokra vetik XII,
eszerint a .varoshazan mintegy
ct millio dollar ertekii mlnkat
szamitanak ebben az evben XII
ADM.
IA ..' -, ''~'' w po
ret az East Ohio Gas Company
val szemben, amennyiben Ohio al
'"'i .oo' s"i :.
court jovahagyta feljebbviteli
oi'o'"s1 i'eie'. 90 we 'Aei ~,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16
TEAEsTELY A SIT. IsTvAN
EGYLET 1FJU szINEszEINEK

A SGT. Istvan egylet derek gyer-
mex szineszei szamara az egylet
szombaton este Kossuth k0r kis
termeben teaestelyt rendez. Ere
ezen az uton is meghivja mind
azon gyeremkeket, akik eloadaso-
'kon szerepeltek. Sziil6k is elki-
serhetik gyermekeiket. Lesz ze-
ne, tarsas jatek, tea, szendvics,
sutemeny IS ice cream mindenki
szamara. A teaestely kezdete fel
nyolc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16

| A hetcn mem S0kat NaftOZfak
munkayiszonyok a Mahoning vol
gyehpn. A Sheet and Tube teie-
pen dolgoZik a heten a BeSSemer.
A Republicnal is meeindult ha-
rom mill a Brown Bonnel telepen,
mig a Brier Hill open hearth osz-
talya csaknem teljes er6vel dol
gozik. Szaporodas mutatkozott
lemez es plate millek Szamaban is.
| Ellenben a Mory koho Lowellville-
ben besziintette miik0deset. Mint
halljuk a Carnegie gyar telepein
is teljes er0vel megy a munka.
A het legerdekescbb esemenye
a Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Co. evi reszvenyes k0zgyiilese
volt. Macy erdeklodessel varta
mindenki ezt a gyiilest, inert alb
Dol veltek me@itelhetonek a multi
dvi acel es vas ipari eredmenyt.
A kozgyiilesen Campbell elnok
jelentest tett a vallalat allasarol
.es pedig jelentette, hogy a myers
anyag elertektelenedese k0vet
kezt6ben es a vas eS acel aruk
aranak hirtelen esese folytan az
iizcmen 19 ezer S95 dollar es ga
cent veszteseg mutatkozott. Eft
vcszteseget 2 millio 694 ezer 12S
dollar 0tven centre n0velte az ev-
ben kifiZetctt osztalek OSszege, a
melyet a vallalat tartalek alapja-
Dol fedeztek.
A gyar 1921-ben 367 ezer 4lO
tonna vasat es acelt szallitott,
vagyis t0bb, mint felevel keveseb-
bet, mint az l920-ik evben. Az
0sszes eladasok erteke % milho,
--+a66s3, +a6s3, eyer q ,ttotlar fr~certrr ru-
gott, mig a gyar munkasainak es
alkalmazottainak fizetese cimen
tiz millio 105 ezer 667 dollart es
95 centet fiZetett Xxi.
A jelentesben tovabba ICY szolt
Campbell elnok: "Aru forgalom-
ban. myers anyag ertekcs0kkenes-
ben es j0vedelemben az 1921, ev
volt legrosszabb vallalatunk
t0rtenelmeben.
1921 februar loan kenytele-
mex voltunk, alkalmazottaink fl
| zeteSet 20 szazalekkal leszallita-
, nj. julius elsejen megsziintettiilS
nyolc 6ran tuli id6ert masfel-
szeres fizetest. Augustus 2O-an
megint kenytelenek voltunk IL
Zeteseket 20 SZaZalekkal lesZalll-
tani. Ezeknek a berleszallitasok.
max eredmenye, hogy k0zonse
ges napszam 46 cent oraberrol 3C
: centre csokkent.
"Vas es acel gyarak keletel
20-t0l % cent 0rabert fiZetneE
k0zonseges napszam munkaert
BuffalOban 23 cent az 0raber
SemmieSetre sem sZeretnOk be
reket uib6l leszallitani, inert azol
a velemenyen vagyunk, hogy
vas es acel iparban munkasol
: mar eddig is sokkal nagyobb Der
cs0kkenesben reszesiiltek, min
: mas iparban es merit a megelhe
tes jelenlegi koltsege meg men
csokkent annyira, hogy alaeso
" nyabb fizetesen megelni lehesser
. Ezzel szemben azonban mem paza
: rolhatjuk ell t6kenket, hogy ma
viszonyokkal birokra kelve, aru
: inkat k0ltseg aron adjuk el. Ige
komoly kerdes ma. hogy adjunk-
: munkasainknak tobb munkat ke
vesebb fizetessel, hogy ICY mi
piacon felvehessiik verseny
u vagy zarjuk le teljesen azokat a
- osztalyokat, amelyek iizeme tn
lnagy vesztesegekkel jar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-02-16

Oles polgarmester heten szi-
gorn rendeletct adott XII, hogy
rend6r0k ezentul k0telesek neki
szalutalni. A rendelet altalanos
feltiinest keltett nemcsak Youngs
townban, de mindeniitt az Egye-
silt Allamokban, ahova a hirt
szerte ropitette az ujsagok tav-
irati szolgalata.
Youngstown koz0nsegere ugy
hatott kiil0n0s rendelet, mint a
bomba. Szerdan reggel mindenki
szalutalt az utcan, amikor isme-
r6ssel talalkozott. A rend6rbiro-
sag foglyai szalutaltak, amikor
Gessner bir6 elfoglalta bir6i SEE
ket. Az Greg rendorok, akik mem
szolgaltak, mint katonak, fiata-
labbakt6l erdekl6dtek, hogyan
kell katonasan szalutalni. Virag
magyar rend6rnek nepszeriisege
nagyot mott fokapitanysagon, a
hol szolgalatot teljesit. Virag
ugyanis hosszu ideig szolgalt an
Egyesiilt Allamok hadseregeben es
mint kiszolgalt altiszt tudja a
szalutalas minden csinjat-binjat.
Hetfon macy hare volt ta,
nacsiilesen. A lSikiildott berle-
szallitasi albizottsag jelentese
okozta a nagy harcot. Taylor ha-
todik keriileti tanacsnok, aki az
albizottsag elnoke, jelentette,
hogy bizottsag mem tud meg
egyezni. A jelentest csak Tay-
lor irta ala es abban kerte a BIZ
zottsag megsziinteteset es a fell
mentest tovabbi targyalasok al6l.
Davis es Carney tanacsnokok,
akik bizottsagnak tagjai, tilta-
koztak ezen eljaras ellen es kije-
~lentettsky hogy uesvan a.lehsta-
sege az egyezkedesnek. Mindket-
ten AIT mondottak, hogy Taylor
es Oles polgarmester egyszeriien a
fakepnel hagyta oket, amikor a
bizottsag 0sszeiilt vasarnap del
utan, hogy tovabb targyalja =
varosi alkalmazottak fizetes le-
szallitasat.
Davis AIT mondotta, hogy mem
igaz, mintha 3 alairt volna egy
egyezmenyt Oles polgarmesterrel,
amelyben 10-t3l II szazalekos ber-
leszallitashoz beleegyezeset adta
volna. Carney AIT mondotta,
hogy multi heten, miutan mar
megegyeztek abban, hogy bizo-
nyos varosi alkalmazottak fizete-
set havi tiz dollarral leszallitjak,
a polgarmester a jegyzok0nyvbc
Is dollarral vettc i fizctcsc!,r,! r.
jebb. Carney avval is y#%!.i!is.
Olest, hogy kiil0n0sen rc"t!
6rseg es tiizolt6sag fizetesct a.l"r.
ia leszallitani.
A tanacs egy oral vita ulan
nyolc szavazattal het elIenebcr
mem fogadta el Taylor jelentccsctt
es utasitotta bizottsagot a til:
gyalasok folytatasara.
A varoshazan most mar biztos
ra veszik, hogy leszallitjak fl.
zeteseket. Val6sziniinek tartjak
hogy k0zonseges napszamot sc
centre .vdgy As centre szallitjak
le 6ranlsint es hogy a rendor e
tiizolt6legenyseg hayi tiz dollar
raj fog kevesebbet kapni. A ma
gasabb rangu tisztvisel6k koriil
belul 10 szazalekkal kevesebb fl
zetest fognak kapni.
A multi heten felfuggesztett ii,
rend6r koziil alighanem het visz
szakapja allasat, inert civi
service commission mem hagyj,
j6va felfiiggesztesiiket. Ez ujabl
vereseget jelent Oles szamara
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
NO MAPS OR TENTS NEEDED
IN FUTURE TOURING.

When you 60 on long distance
tour, in the future, you will have
no need of camping equipment or
other luggage you think of taking
along today. In fact. even road
maps will no longer be essential to
a trip. ~
This almost ideal state Of motor
ing is made possible by steps that
are being taken in the west to help
the motor tourist in his travels.
From the Pacific coast comes the
news that combination Of Cali
fornia, Washington and Oregon
capital has been made for the erec-
ton Of motor hotels that would
furnish every conceivable comfort
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
AUTO NOTES.

Keep spring clips tight.
Tire wear increases with speed.
Tighten up the steering gear
regularly. 4
Advance the spark as the speed
Dab some paint and varnish over
bald spots. :
II the car steers hard the front
tires may be soft.
Wash mud of body before it
dries on.
! Black smoke from the exhaust
means too much gasoline.
| II the brakes do not hold use
the engine as a brake.
Total of 1874 miles of federal
highway is completed.
Forty per cent of the automobiles
stolen in 1921 were not recovered
| New York automobile show fol
1898 opens Jan. 6.
u Because of its narrow streets
Spain uses very few trailers.
I Large chain cigar store company
has begun the sale of inner tubes
General Motors is planning pro
lduction of an air-cooled car.
Estimates of fuel consumption
for each motor vehicle range from
4 $50 to $50 gallons annually.
Light smoke from the exhaus
means too much oil in the cylin
'ders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
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and service 70 the tourist. Al me
same time. another plan II being
developed for the institution OF nee
motor information bureaus 1T every
important point in the country.
Architects plans for the motor
hotels. have already been drawn
and arrangements have been made
for the erection OF the frst Of these
In Sacramento, Calf. Others VIII
follow, in important cities along the
coast.
The hotels will be called Ro-
domes. The main building will be
In the form of a square built on
a four-acre plot. 1t. will be OF the
one-story bungalow type, divloed
into apartments with adjoining
garages. In the center court VIII
be a building for . general store
another for the sale Of delicateSsen.
another for motor equipment ana
accessories. At other points In the
court will be shops for the repair
and cleaning of cars. =,
The Rodomes will be located
about 100 to 200 miles apart, SO
| that a motorist taking a Pacfnc
| coast trip could arrange at one
tima for accommodations at all
4 these hotels. This Is possible pc
cause all will be under the same
management.
Perry S, williams Of Minneap-
oils. MINI, and vice president Of
the community advertising depart
ment of the Associated Advertising
Clubs Of the World, has offered the
plan Of establishing free informa'
ton bureaus for motorists.
The idea is to start these stations
in all cities and towns through
which there is marked tourist traf
fic. They would be no more thar
so miles apart and would be 81
equipped as to Nhelp strangers II
every possible way. Local adver'
Using clubs would have immediate
control over these bureaus.
In Minnesota, Williams says
there are already more than 5o'
information stations. This is al
average of one to every IA mile
Iof state highways. Besides. ever.
five-mile stretch of this highway l
patrolled by a state agent VIII
keeps constant tab on road con
ditions and is ready to help an
passing motorist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

ed to revolutions per minute and
miles per hour. Three marked
pointers represent the three gear
ratios. To change gears the driv-
er watches the dials until the long
pointer comedies with the pointer
Of the gear he wishes to use. Tnen
he makes the change.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
MIRROR IN HEADLIGHT.

A mirror arranged in front OF
caw form ~ h-o}'.-'+ 'i~octn all
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

mechanism, AS shown, is set in the
crank case and acts as an oil level
indicator. BY electrical connec-
tons the horn Is honked when the
float drops and closes contact,
or the light blinks when the float
rises until it closes another con-
tact.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
GEAE INDICATOR

40 eliminate the noisy gear
changing an indicator can be
bbught for attachment on the dash
b. which the driver can tell Just
when to switch from one speed to
another. The indicator Is graduate
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
Low OIL WARNING.

When the oil is low your horn
honks. When you fill it to capacity
a dashboard light winks at you!
That's the idea of q new invention
In keep tab on the oil SUPPLY. A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
RADIATOR CONDENSER.

This looks like
a miniature still.
It is-fOr water.
1t is a radiator
condenser d e.
signed to pre-
vent overheating
of the motor. A
metal retort is
connected to the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

radiator top and opens into coiled
tube which leads back into the ra-
diator. When the water steams
the still condenses it and returns 1t
comparatively cool. =
Evening star., 1922-02-08


You'll never know how. quickly q
bad cough can be conquered, until
you try this famous old homemade
remedy. Any one who has coughed
all day and all night, will say that
the immediate relief given is almost
like magic. 1t is very easily pre-.
pared, and there is nothing better
for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put z11 ounces
of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to make full pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead Of
sugar syrup. Either way, the full
pint saves about two-thirds of the
money usually spent for cough
preparations, and gives you q more
positive, effective remedy. 1t keeps
perfectly, and tastes pleasant-chil.
dren like it.
You can feel this take hold in.
stantly, soothing and healing the
membranes in all the air passages.
1t promptly loosens a dry, tight
cough, and soon you will notice the
phlegm thin out and disappear. A
days use will usually break up sn
ordinary throat or chest cold, and
it is also splendid for bronchitis,
Group, hoarseness, and bronchial
asthma.
Pinex Is q most valuable concen.
trated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract, the most reliable
remedy for throat and chest all
ments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for ~z1h ounces of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money re.
funded. The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne,
Ind.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
LUIGI CURCI WANTS
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

CHICAGO. February S.-Luigi curci,
divorced husband of Nine. Amelita
Galli-Curci. the Chicago and Metro
politan Opera Company star. has Pc
titioned. the papal tribunal at Rome
to annul his marriage to the diva, ac-
cording to word received here.
Nine. Galli-Curci, who divorced her
first husband here two years ago, fs
now the wife Of Homer Samuels Of
Minneapolis, her pianist. Curci, re-
married on July 2. of last year. when
he took Miss Manda Tirindelli, daugh-
ter of A. P. Tirindeni Of the Cincin-
natl conservatory of music, as his
bride. They sailed for Rome the fol-
lowing day, announcing they would
be abroad for two years
Landon L. Forscheimer, assistant
CITY solicitor of Cincinnati, asked the
Cook county courts for certified
COPY of the diva's divorce decree, to
kbe used by Curci in the proceedings
before the papal tribunal.
Nine. Galli-C -Curci in her suit named
Melissa Brown Of Fleischmann. N. Y,
and other women. Curci denied the
charges.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
SEAPLANE PATROL URGED
TO HUNT RUM RUNNERS
United States Attorney Declares
Coast Guard Cannot Cope With
Present Situation.

NEW. YORK, February S.-Cnited
States Attorney Hayward announced
he has recommended to Federal Prohi-
bition Commissioner Haynes that a sea-
plane patrol. be established to cope
with running vessels along the At
lantic coast.
Mr. Hayward said that a recent trip
to Florida had convinced him that the
coast guard service was unable to
handle the situation. Seaplanes, he
said, would be able to spot suspicious
craft from q distance Of sixty five miles
and could easily overhaul it and land
alongside.
Clark, who has charge of prosecution Of
all rum runners, announced that the
motor boat Jennie T. was under seizure
at New London, Conn.,, and that the
motor boat Pal had been seized at
Greenport, L. I. He added that he had
conferred with Assistant United States
Attorney Cohen Of the Connecticut dis
trict regarding alleged smuggling opera
tions of the schooner Arethusa.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
New Spring Top Coats

Start a aPractical Mode !
at Practical Prices
It is not that the woman of to-
day likes the tailored suit less
but that the coat and frock,
mode has always been a more
practical one. And this sea-
son when top coats are so
b beautifully tailored, so
smartly designed for comfort,
serviceability and style-and
so out-doorish, and prices are
so exceedingly nj o derate, !
there is double inducement in
buying a coat. Among the
newest ones we are showing
are these three illustrated
which are typical of the col
lection.
At the right is the new Dentwood t
a new knitted tweed with smart indi
check, woven in blues, browns and
with flecks of white; it is practically
crushable, and will not stretch or sag.
model is particularly attractive with il
easy fitting sleeves, patch pockets and
ed back. $3o.50.
women,s Coat Section, Third noor
Evening star., 1922-02-08
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in a Hurry
to your druggist
Stops Pain Instantly

For real effectiveness, this old
homemade remedy has NO equal.
Easily and cheaply prepared.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
RAIL LABOR BOARD
TOHOLD HEARINGS
Forty.Five Class I Railroads
and Fifteen Unions Already
File Applications.
By the Associat ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February S.-Hearings
on applications for increases or de-
creases in wages for all classes OF
train service employees, sxcept those
in train and engine and yard service.
will be started here March 8, the
United States Railway Labor Board
has announced.
The hearings for increases or de:
creases will be held simultaneously,
the board announced, for all carriers
and employees who have filed appli-
cations on or before February 20.
At present; the board announced,
forty-ive class 1 railroads out Of
20S in the country have filed appli-
cations for wage cuts in final form
for certain classes Of employees Wnlle
fifteen unions, including the feder-
ated shopcrLfts. have filed applica-
tions for wage increases. Other car
riers and. other employees organlza-
tions are about to file applications,
the board said in a resolution adopt
ed, fixing the date for the. hearing.
Negotiate Direct With Oncials.
The boards resolution calls atten-
ton to the fact THAT train and en-
negotiating directly with the carriers,
and consideration Of applications for
these classes of employees was post
poned for this reason. 1t was also
pointed out that rules and working
conditions for these classes OF en-
ployes must be finally decided before
wage questions were considered, ac-
cording to the boards promise at the
time of the threatened railroad strike
last October.
The board will be able to decide all
questions Of rules and working con-
affected by the hearings before the
date fixed for opening Of the cases, ~
was stated. No limit was fixed as 70
the period of oral argument, put inc
carriers and employees anected were
asked for suggestions along this line.
1t is also provided that any evidence
OF either party to the disputes may oe
submitted in writing.
Both Make Demands.
Last October, when the threatened
strike Of railroad employees was
averted, the railroads announced that
they would seek further reductions IN
wages, the unions announced that
they intended to ask increases, and
the Railroad Labor Board said that
be considered until rules and work
ing conditions for the classes of en-
ployes affected were determined.
The board has handed down several
decisions during the last three months
affecting the various classes Of work.
ers, and, except for thetrain and en-
eine and yard service men, will have
all such cases disposed Of before
March 6, 1t was stated. AS the resuE
of conferences recently held in WASH
ington with Secretary of Commerce
Hoover, the train and engine ana
Carriers planned to negotiate direct
ly with each other. taking the dispute
to the Labor Board only as a last.re-
sort.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
Card Table Covers
Ready for Use

White, h.mstitched, with tying
tapes. 75c each.
White, scalloped, with tying
tapes. 81 each.
Tan. with elastic ON the cor
ners; the cover fits over the
table. Sl.50 and $l.75.
Tan Linen, with embroidered
design and tapes. $3.50.
Cretonne Dress Covers, H.zS
and $l.50.
Cretonne Clothes Guards, made
on a frame, in different lengths.
$3.50, s. and 81.
Art Embroidery Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1922-02-08
Everything Is Six and Straw in
Hats for Wear Now

It is to be season of color beyond doubt but what
can be lovelier than the omnipoent black the brown
blue Gamma and purple shades that so appropriate
for the launching of the new straws and silks.
Gaily colored flowers of many hues are charmingly
arranged the back of the delightful poke illustrated
in tile blue Canton crepe and straw-black and white
form many striking combinations while overripe
fruits and grapes in lovely colors offer charming con-
trast to the deeper browns and black. Japanese
aigrettes and feather bands find many ways to be
lovely, too.
Priced SIS and $3.50, in the
Millinery Salon, Third floor