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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
CITY ATTORNEY IF BESSEMER WOULD CUT WATER RATE
Prepares to Ask Council to Ap- ply to Public Service Com mission-- Syrian
 Will! Lecture
BESSEMER BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD ! Rassnnnnr Ala Eah II

|
 The city attorney states he will ask the city council to make applica- tion at once to the public service commission for reduction in Bes- semer water rates. MT. Bumgardner stated that he had at one time pre- pared an appeal to be sent to the commission but that city officials at that time thought it best to wait until a new board of commissioners had been insalled in Montgomery.
 MT. Bumgardner says that he has sufficient data on hand to enable him to present a strong case for reduction In rates. A complete statement in is in his hands show ing the valuation of the Bessemer plant, the value of proposed improve ments, operating expenses and de- preciation. He said that in his opinion the commission will grant rate reduction based on this evidence, and the further fact that the rates here are higher than in other towns of the state.
 There has been much agitation in Bessemer during the past several years over a rate reduction. At one time the Alabama Water company considered a new contract, revising the rates This contract was never accepted by the city, as it's critics held that 1t contained no substantial relief.
 MT. Bumgardner stated that he will review the case at the next session of the council and advise the city to proceed at once in an effort for reduction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
SYRIAN TO LECTURE

A large crowd Is expected to at- tend the lecture on conditions in the Near East to be delivered by a na- tive Syrian, Miss Jeuridini, at the Church of God. Monday evening, at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Laughlin, a mis- sionary to Syria, will also speak, Both speakers are nationally known and they are considered authorities on conditions among the missionary workers.
 The native missionary will speak on the remarkable work being car ried out by the missionaries of the Church of God, giving her experience as an example. Miss Laughlin has been stationed in Syria for several years, and has travelled throughout the Near East. Her lecture will treat mainly of conditions in Ar menia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
BEsSEMER BUREAU

Persons desiring to get in touch with the Bessemer bureau of The Age Herald circulation department will please phone Bessemer 10S1-W Those desiring to call Howe Price Bessemcr correspondent, will please phone Bessemer 2761.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
PREPARE FOR MARDI GRAs

Much interest is being taken in the masquerade ball that is to be given at the Woodward Golf club Tuesday evening, which will be the annual Mardi Gras ball. Special decorations and favors have been provided for this occasion, which is expected to draw one of the largest crowds of the winter season. There will be. large number of out-of-town guests and members, the membership being about equally divided between Bes- semer, Birmingham and Fairfield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED I
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Mayor of the city of Auburn A la, until p. in., February 20. 1923, for the construction of about 900 square yards of cement concrete sidewalks and for two reinforced concrete culverts Gone feet by feet culvert 130 feet long one head walk). Specifications, information and bidding sheets may be obtained by writing 10 II. V. Nitham, City Engineer
 Price bid will be Tor square wards of finished walk, including all grading. ex- cept where separate bid for excavation Is asked, Also such unit price bids as are requested on bidding sheets.
 Each bidder wilt be required to inclose certified check for 5000 with his bid. This check will be returned Co all unsuc- cessful bidders and to the succes ssful bid der upon the signing of contract and fur nishing of satisfactory surety bond. surety bond of 20 per cent of the contract price will be required for the faithful per formance of the work.
 The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 II. V WlTHAM.
 City Engineer Box OA5 Auburn. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
City Engineer BOX Os5. Auburn. Ala.
Legal Notice


 Notice is hereby given that in accord ance with Article df that certain trust deed executed on October l, 1920, by Mt. Carmel Coal Co., A corporation duly or ganized and existing under the laws Of the state of Delaware m favor of the American Trust and savings Bank, as Trustee, which said trust deed is recorded in the office of Inc Judge of Probate of Walker County, Alabama, in Volume 2ls, Pages 9S to 12S. which said trust deed covers bond issue known as Mt. Carmel Coal Co. first mortgage eight tS( per cent 10-year convertible sinking fund gold bonds, the following bonds Of said issue | have been drawn for redemption and funds are in the hands of the trustees | for payment thereof on March 1. 1923. at the rate of one hundred and ten QlOl and accrued interest to that date;
 Bonds numbered 20, 42 and 12S for one thousand (S1,000) dollars each.
 Bonds numbered 1a3, 2os. 200 and 2O3 Holders of the bonds listed may pre- sent same for payment to the trustee at its office in Birmingham. Ala, on March l, 1925 after which date interest will cease.
 AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK.
 Trustee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

WANTED-Middle-a man, hotel clerk. Al white baker. walters. Experienced pantry lady. Al steam pipe filter. Al plumber, exp. boilermakers. Exp. hotel housekeeper. Two white fry cooks. Three white waitresses. Two white or colored tripod drill runners. Three white timber cutters. White colored coal miners. White or colored farm hands Coored chauffeur porter combined. Four colored lumber stackers, $2.75
 room, board.
 Colored pressers, porters. Colored men, cafe cooks, hotel maids. Colored boy and girl dshwashers. Producers Agency, 2119h 2d Ave. N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
Worry? Classified Ads B Sell Trade For You
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-a1ALE

WANTED-Two first class rnolders ex-
 perienced in whiteway work; one first-class pattern maker. Talladega a Foundry and Machine Co.,, Tallsdega,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
CAFE HELP

Wanted. white waiter and colored fry cook for cafe help. Producers Agency, o11gIh 9d Ave N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
FINANCIAL


 BUSINESS OFrOHTUNITIES 57 FOR LEASE-Account owner retired, vii lease modern, 2-story, brick building, 5OX75 feet, on best business corner in city; lower floor one apartment, 33X75 feet; also good for store. barber shop. etc.; second floor ideal for apartments or rooms; immediate possession. All of Louisiana has it's eyes on Lafayette and if you are interested in d good business wire us. Alpha x Mcbride, Real Estate, Lafayette, La.
 LOCAL representative. not over 40, tech nical education preferred, to represent stablished New York concern manufac- turing d line of steel specialties used largely in industrial plants; write fully and confidentially. giving complete data of your qualifications. Address X-70, care Age-Herald.
 Do YOU WANT TO BUY OK SELL
 A BUSlNESSY
 Call at 217 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. We can help you. Birmingham Business Exchange. Main S4y2.
 FOR SALE-Pressing club. biggest bar gain yet; owner has other business; Yia sell either entire business or equipment alone all in good condition. l03 N. 54th, St. Woodlawn 632. gF
 for sale; in about 10 blocks of lst Ave-, s.; new fixtures clean stock; cheap rent. Will sell for So, 500 cash for quick sale. Apply Nil, care Age-Herald FOX SALE-Aveu paying barber shop and pool room combined: barber chairs and pool tables completes. all for s2.UO0. Apply SIS 5 goth St.
 house; furniture with lease. Southern Brokerage Co.,. 2iOs 4th Ave. Phone
 MORTGAGE LOANS 0I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

and contests were enjoyed. Tempting refreshments were servd the follow ing guests: MT. and Mrs. A. B. Jones, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Harkins, MT. and Mrs. Grady Dabbs, MT. and Mrs. George Wickam, MT. and Mrs. Sid Lawson. MT. and Mrs. R. o. Deering, MT. and Mrs. G. Whitman, MT. and Mrs. M. c. Herman, MT. and Mrs. L.. P. ,Staggs, Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Laven- dar, Misses Ola Davidson, Ora David- son, Bernice Dill, Annie Dunam, Hazel Harkins, Gladys Chappelle. Eva Calhoun, Gestna Lavendar .ot Reform and Mr. U. S. Thomas, MT. John Snow, MT. D. Harkins, MT. Fred Calhoun, MT. J. c. Morris, MT. Bob Hney, Mir. Lewis Herman and others. The favors were valentines. 1 The holding of bicycle races at Bessemor on April 12, Bessemer's s birthday. is being planned by the Bessemer Bicycle club, when all the clubs of the district will be asked to send their best racers here to com pete. The premier prize. however. will be a $65 bicycle to be given for the winner Of a race to be staged among members of the Bessemer club. Other valuable prizes will be given for the free for all events, all to be provided by the Bessemer club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-~A good barber at once F. U. Johnson. Box 2. Fayette, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

Material errors. not the fault of the advertiser, will be adjusted. by not more than one gratis insertion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $
SPECIALS AT STORES
WANTED TO BUY

ODD PANTS-Largest assortment in the
 city; every pair reduced. Marc Link. 1911 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

The Age-Herald will not be respon- sible for errors after the tIrst inser- llOu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
MERCHANDISE
BUILDING MATERIAL 75
MAKE THE SCREEN WIRE PERMANENT

FOR SALE-2-story contractors office, Masonic Temple Bldg, 9th Ave. and 18th St. Bids will be received up to ? p. m. Tuesday, February l3. Address Albert Reese. Secretary Building Com mittee or Warren, Knight & Davis ArchitectS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
LIVE STOCK & SEEDS (
HoRsEs-CATTLE-V'H'CL's 67

MILCH Cows-For sale; we are receiving today carload of extra nice cows, with young calves. at Southern Stock Yard, corner of 1st Ave. and 27th St; will ex- change for dry cows Phone Main S655. G. w. Walden Sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

"The Golden Eaglet," an official Girl Scout movie, will be shown at the Grand theatre Saturday morning just preceding the regular perform ance for the benefit of the Girl scouts of the district. The showing Of this film is due to the efforts of Mrs. George Bumgardner, and the courtesy of the theatre management. No ad- mission charge will be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

Mrs. W. A. Cochran will entertain the Quest club Friday, at o'clocK' at her home on Clarendon avenue. The program will be devoted to sModern Fiction" and papers will be submitted by Mrs c. R. Kutchins and Mrs. J. W. Mcconnell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Hound puppy about months old i; tan and white; last seen Thursday morn ing. Finder please return to 2032 S. 18th Ave-, or phone Main 1549-W and receive reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12
LIVE STOCK te SEEDS c
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

FOR SALE-Baby chicks and setting eggs from Aristocrat Barred Rocks. Silver Campines and Silver Spangle Hamburgs Spring Dale Poultry Farm. Woodlawn 2O4-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-12

BUFF oRPINGTON eggs for matching. the breed that lays, weighs and pays. Mrs. E. J. Mehaffey, 7S36 Underwood Ave. Birmingham, Ala. Phone Wood lawn 966.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
]. !. dc DIGgI0I-Padrj

Desde aver hai entrado a ifornlar
parte de puestga Redaceiop, el esti-
mado amigo nuestro, fino prosista e
inspirado poeta, el senior j. l. de Die
go-Padro. 80:
Ell joven escritor viene a compartir
con nosotros las duras faenas del PEI
riodisrno; y seguramente que Ia noti-,
scia de esta magnifica adquisicion
nuestra ha de hallar plausible accgi-
das entire la juventud Intellectual y ami
gos del senior de Diego-Padro.
La parte encomendada al compane-
ro tiene un doble Y meritorio valer:
no Sc circunscribira su labor a per-
manecer entire nosotros participando
en- ell perenne ajetreo maquinal que
exijella 1ucha interna de Ia Reduction
de un diario como Ell IMPARCIAL;
sino que abarcando una mayor anapli-
tud, Sc lie ha designado para rccorrer
los pueblos, v ciudades de la Isla, lle-
vando la representation de esta En-
( presa, a fin de organizar ALI nyevas
AgeIeias, atender las que estan va
debidamente organizadas; solicitar Ell
mayor ndmero de suscripciones " CO.
brar las cuentas pendientes con nues-
ira Administrator y de una yez pro-
curar por todos los medios que la
circulation de Ell IMP PARCIAL alcan-
ce el grado d que por Ia importancia
adquirida por esta publication, tiene
legitimos derechos en- la opinion pd-
blica portorriqueiia.
De Diego-P -Padro, que es un escritor
refinado, Sc propone enViarnos algu-
mas cronicas de los pueblos que visi-
te en- su viaje de Propaganda, que Ell
IMPARCIAL acogera en- sus colum-
mas Won verdadero gusto v publicara
en- sitio preferente.
AyerSmismo salio nuestro Redaetor
VI Rcprescntahte para los pueblos y
ciudades del norte, en- cuya ruta abar-
cara desdc Bayamon hasta Aguadilla.
Luego de Aguadilla seguira hasta
Ponce u Sc sletendra en- algm,os pun
tos del centro,
AFcongratularnos por nuestro buen'
acierto, con la adquisicion hecha en- el
joven poeta para foI1nar parte de,
nuestro Staff desredaceion, confiarbos
engque sus gestiopes por la Isla obtcn-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
10 ouE Nos DICE Mr.; GAY GO con
RESPECTO A SU NNOMBRAMIENTO
DE POSTMASTER

- t,s't'f ~ - ---s---@- 54fs!} Aai%f = 2
Tn redactOr de Ell IMPARGLAL
tuvo @lBa corta entreyisba con- el fis-
cal auxiHar de Ia Gorte Federal Mr..
John l.. Say, para Que lles sinforma7
IA 81. saba los motives, que turo. ell Sc
nado dS los Dstadess Unidos para no
aprolJari su nombramiento de .Ashninis-
tradof de Correos de San Juan.1
Ell selor Gay mas 80 lnen0s nos con
ttesto. que el departalnento de justicia
de los Estados Unidas, recientcmfnte
habfa ammentado el sueldo de la pla-
"a de fiscal auxiliar de la Corte Fe-
deral de Puerto Rico, Y habiendo el
fiscal Wells ofrecfdole esta plaza Co
mo su auxiliar permanente, acepto In
misma en- dia trece de febrero del co
rriente un nombramiento como tai
fiscal auxiliar en- propieffaa Sc hizo
para tencr efecto de esa fecha en- ade-
lante.
El primero de nlarzSa-dice Mr. Gay
Sc eilei6 un cable Washington pa.
RI que Sc retirase mi solicitud para
Administrator de correos de lsan
Juan.
Sc me ha informado continda Iii
ciendode fuente fidedigna, que min
glfn cargo de ninguna naturaleza ha
sido presentado contra mi antes el co
mite de correos administrations
postales del senaIo. No habiendo
ccurrido vacante algunli en- Ia Admi-
nistraci0n de correos de San Juan, Is
nuy natural que no Sc liiciera ningdn
nomDramiento ADDITIONAL para esta pla!
za.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
Mas de1t;azde.::s.; (,1;z L S; : del ct1oque &c
'huelglista en- Fajardo


Ell INIPARCIAL de aver informo
respecto de los sucesos en- ell barrio de
Naranjo. de Fajardo, ell que hubo
muertos heridos en- un choque de
huelguistas y trabajadores. Ell ordeu
Sc mantuvos por la fuerza publica, Y
a pesar de continuar alguna excita-
cion no Sc repitieron los sucescs de
violencia.
FL fiscal del Distrito de Humacao,
actu6 seguidmente, y despu6s de ha)
Der tornado las -declaraciones+ del ca
50; aeHs;l de uil ,delito de homicidio, al
policfa Pedro GaliDdez, VI a los
proietarios Luis Acosta Becerril su
hijo Luis Acosta Colon, duehos de Ia
finca ,Naranjo, exfgfendoles So, 600 de
ffanza para qlledar en- jlivertad proyi-
sional. Asf niismo ftieren ialrestado los
huelguistas Fel1nfn Ramos Soto, Julio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09

Ramos Peiia, Pedro MILAN, Gabriel
Rosa, Emilio Cruz Rosado y Bonifacio
Maldonado, a quienes el expresado fis-
cal les seiial0 $500 de fianza por un
deiit0 de motfn.
Los ahuelguistas Julio Ramos Peila
Y Francisco Ramos, este ultinlo gra-
yemente herido, fuerm conducidos al
hospital, en- donde quedaron asilados.
Ell eadaver del obrero Genaro Ro-
nero. fue entregado assus familiares.
que le dieron hog cristiana 8sepultlrra.
Ell Juez Municipal de Faiardo sefior>
Jose r. Garcia, Sc ha dirijido al 60
'bernador, uquejdndose sde las aetuacio-
mes del fiscal Lcde. Gomez, Y acusa de
mentfrosa a Ia policia, hacienda cons
tar que 4se negara a cumplir 0rdeles
que considere9 una infamia contra ell
moyimiento obreros en- Puerto Rico
ter1nina diciendo.:
s.Vuestro honor tiene La palabra. ST
Puerto Rico sesampara bajo la bande-
ia americana, ESQ constltuye una Ma
granite riolaci6n de la levy mas adn,
es um abnsD."
Con relacion a las cartas cruzadas
entire el Gobernador Reilly y el sena-
dor IgIesias, respecto del actual esta-
do de -huelga, Sc sdijo aver que ei go
bernador interiao seilor Huyke, Sc dis
pone entregarsla gobernaci0n a aquel,
pero no Sc la confirmado ID noticia.
Continda haciendose Ia investiga-
cion de los sucesos, en- Ell case del
juez VI el fiscal, sc espera Ia actua
ci6n del Departamcnto de Justicia.
aunquc q primero ha prescindido de
esta autoridad. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
MR.. JAMES HENRY FURAY

Henos tenido el alto honor de rect
bir esta nlafiana la vista del cuito
continental Mr.. James Henry Furay,
representantc y redactor de Ia .scccion
iextranjera de la United Press Assoc
citation que tiene sus oficinas en- cl
World Building, de la ciudad de New
York.
FL senior Furay llego Puerto Rico
en- el lltimo vaporiy viene aquf con q
proposito de entreyistarse con los di-
rectores de las Empresas periodisti-
cas- de la capital, para yer dc que
Sea extendidoi esta Isla el inagnifico
Servicio cablegrafico de la United
Press, Que de tanto prestigio por su
veracidad y honradez en- sus noticias
de los sucesos del mundo goza en- to-
dos los paises donde Ia Compafiia
cuenta con asociados.
Ell IMPARCIAL saluda afectuosa7
merte Ill ilustrado coidpabero conti-
mental, y le fdesea muehos exitos en-
sus gestiones en- Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
UGARTE TIENE UN CHEQuE

En- IA ofcina del seiior Uga1te, Sc
cfetario del CoroneI az IA policia, Sc
eneuentra un cheque por lg eantidad
de $1O7.30, cxpedido por el senor
John O'Brien favor de Mr. Robert
Vale, Jrs v contra 81 National City
Bank Of New York, Sucursal de San
Juan cuyo check fue encontrado en-
una de las Gales de Ia ciudad por Jo-
s6 Cruz. empIeado DEL Municipig
Este check le serd entregado Al SCI
nor Vale al probar su identidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
lContinuaci6n de la | pag.)

h9mbres cue han venido de fuera Sc
ha normalizadoSla situaci0n por coE1-
pleto y tanto los canpos como la Cen
tral estan trabajando sin dfficultad y
a tarea completa. Aver recibimos su-
ficiente cana para moier 2,700 tonela-
das que es mas del nlaXimpm de ca
pacidad4y hoy esperainos recibir afin
mas cantidad.
Mientras los representatives obreros
no sean de los propios trabajadores en-
huelga inciten movimientos inneee-
sarios y perjudiciales para el nismo
obrero< no ser5 possible aceptar media
ci6n en- que intervengan ellos.
Nosotros siempre henlos estado dis
puestos tratar con nuestros traba-
jadores y a considerarlos con liberali-
dad y justicia, como podriamos pro-
barlo I'd, probandole a Ia vez 10
injusto innecesario, por no decir
otra cosa, que ha sido ell querer arras-
trar por la fuerza unos hombres que
no tenian ell mas leve motive de queja
nj con respecto trato nj a salarios,
privandolos de su tranquilidad y del
plan de sus familias."
En- febrero 26 celebr0 session esta
Conlision y I'd. Sc digno asistir ella.
para notificarnos de la vista hecha
a I'd. por ell senior, Administrator de
la Fajardo Sugar Company, en- la cual
habia repetido las manifestations
que arriba quedan transcritas. Nos
indieo I'd, ademas, el deseo de que
una subcomision del serlo de esta vi
sitase la Central Fajardo para darse
cuenta por ST misma de las condicio-
mes del trabajo en- ella. Esta subco-
mission fue compuesta por los 'senores
r. Miranda, A, Ortiz Y T. Paz Crane
la. Estos senores Sc trasladaron a
Fajardo ell dia 27 de febrero, vista
ron la Central, examinaron listas dc
jornales de distintas colonias cores
pondientes la senlana del Is al %
de febrero, en- la session celebrada
aver por esta Comision infoymaron 10
siguiente:
1. Que la Central estaba moliendo
nor1nalmente y casi a capacidad COM
pleta. 49,
2. Que los jornales que aparecen
tfjados en- las Istas, por ellosl eNanli-
nadas, varian en- efeeto de S1.3of a
$3.50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
IT4ALIAA0s Y FRANCHISES

ROMA, febreo. A pop0sito dc
las versiones que han venido circu-
lando con motivo de la coopeacion fran
co-italiana en- los asuntos del Rhur.
de que Sc estaba manos la obra pa,
III la celebration, muy pronto, de una
alianza franco italiana, cl primer mi
iristro sf,issolini ha d6clarado al In
ternational News Service que Ia notii
ella no es cierta. S
En- los cfrculos oficiales- Sc admt-
tf6, no obstante, que es cierto que SO
cstan hacienda esfuerzos actuallnente
para celebrar un trsftado semejante
entire Francia q Italia, perp e. primer
ministro agreg6 que los italianos que
estan activos en- Paris Esobrc el asunl
to no han sido autorizados para clio
por eli gobiernc italianc. IS, 4.
En- fuentes semi-oficiales Sc supo d.
Italia ens efecto acogrfia con benepla-
cito cualquier acuerdo con Paris para
La protection de Ii srontera franco-
italiana i de Id pretecci0n de los M
tereses de los Chs palses en- e Medite-
franco.
Dese que cl gobierno de Mllssolini
entro Ill poder es nm techo realla cor
diaiidad de rclaciones, mejor dicho II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-09
Signedl Jorge Bird Arias,
Administrator General.
(Signed) Il. c. McCOnnie,


Ell senor Paz Granela pidio que
constase en- 'acta, 10. que ST bien es
cierto que la Central estaba traba-
jando casi normalmente, clio no en-
pece para que hubiera entonces mas
de dos mil trabajadores en- huelga,
en- aquelia jurisdiction y que la Cen
trail hacia sus trabajos con sus agre-
gados y con trabajadores de otras ju-
risdicciones; y 20. que la escala de sa-
larios, arriba copiada, no ha sido CO.
municada a los representatives de los
trabajadores en- huelga.
Con la declaration de los patronos
quetno necesitan los servicios de esta
"Comision", NADIA puede esta hacer
dentro de la Ley que la creara, pues
la Secci6n sexta de la misma no es
APPLICABLE sino cuando la controversial
amenaza interrumpir los negocios de
patronos Y empleados con detrimento
del inter6s pdbli9o, y en- ell case pre-
sente, las operaciones de la Central
marchan sin interruption.
Els cuanto .puedo informar,a a usted,
y de clio doy conocimiento a los re-
presentantes de los obreros en- huelga
que solicitaron nuestra intervention.
''' Respetuosamente,
5i+ at'' a JOSE A. CANALS,
u 'Presidente. = :