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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04

Peking, g. cervence. = Rev. G. Douglas Meyers msonar
amercke presbyernf crve orov9 Hainan byl dine a.
cerna zavrazd9n nepochybn9 cnsymi bany jak sd6uji
zpravy posane angcym konsue ohoto ostrova amercke
mu konsuu Kantonu Americky vce-konsul Culver B.
Chamberlain odcestova Hongkongu ably zmfn9ny pfpad
vysetfil
Soucasn9 byla potvrzena zprava zavrazd9nf America
ma Edwna c. Hawley zam9snance angcke exportn firmy
Wanhsen Tyz byl zabt cnskjm majiteli dopravnich
odc kerym psel do sporu ohledn6 dopravy petroeje
Z&dal vojenskou ochranu nacez lodn ihned zahai
boaz hroz zncenm sudi petroee slozenych pristave
P chran6n tohoto majetku Hawey by udefen ho ha-
Wy kratce to podlehl utrp9nemu zraneni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
tikal?" zufil leitman, nev9da

tikal?" zuTil hejtman, neveda
co jineho fici.
ITO byla sazka vasn'osd, "a
vod v b9hu s Ibfemenem. Mel
jsem 9 tim ibyt "a p6l hodiny
ma nadrazi - takhle ale uz
tam nebudu! l"
Personal, tutlaje smfch, W.
tracel Sc rychle dradovny,
Ia chvili vylet6l odtud prasek
s bat'ochem. Ale do vecera re-
htalo Sc uE cele mesto1 jak Sc
ranu hejtmanovi "podafil ten
low"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04

D. y
K RothschildoM pfisel jedno-
ho dne Snorer. ''Ohlaste panu
baronovi, ze 5 MIN chce mluvit.
svakr pana boha!"
Sluha vyfidil svemu panu. ze
venku ceka svakr pana boha.
Rothschild nechal vzneseneho ho-
sta vstoupiti. "Jak Sc mizete ma
zyvati svakrem bozim?"
'Nu a ansd ne? Mij tchan
mel dvs dcery. Jednu 81 wal
panbGi. druhou jsem 81 wal ia: je
tedy panbI mym svakrem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
Detskd anckdota.

Skolni dsti msly napsati po-
vidku. kterou 81 zapamatovaly.
Jedna zacka napsala kratkou.. ale
nadhernou povidku. ktere dala
nazev "Zenska vsrnost''. Povid-
ka mi takto: 'Kral Sc rozzlobil.
vysel ze sveho domova do CHI zc-
me. kde valcil sedm rokI. kra-
lovna vsak. ktera byla jeho man
zelkou. zistala mu vsrna a daro-
vala mu kazdy rok jednoho prin-
Ice"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
PRO RAsovoU RovNoPRkvNosT.

Lyons Francie, 3. cervence. - Meznarodnf federace
spokd svazu narodd, pala resoluc dozaducf rasov
rovnopravnos avsak tim vyozumenf, ze resoluce nety
k& oazky pfist3hovalece Japonska deegace vyjada
mericka. &a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
UTECHA.

"Ulicniku. uz isl Sc Ease pral
$ karlikem. vzdyt' budu musit
koupit move kalhoty!"
20 je. maminko. kdybys vide
la karlika! Jeho maminka bu-
de musit koupit noveho chlapce."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
OTECA 4 SYN.

Iy Wis dobfe. otSe. ze temto
vasnim nelze porouGeti!"
Nest astnice. cozpak ia porou
cim9 Naopak. ia ii je zakazuji!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
KDYz Sc CHODILO Sc TENT
BATOCHY

4Nd IiiOhIONlckeIIi HllyHc Dyld
uz po nekolik dni situace "a
chmufena. Pan otec dostal dn-
Verne aviso, re ma okresnim
hejtmanstvi nejaky spatenk
no ocernil, ze prese vsechna
prisna rarizeni, kontroly a nile
ci vykazy, dava lidem pod ru-
kou mouku, re pry Cd jeho
mlyna pres tu chvili plouzi Sc
podle nahonu k nadrazi mezi
olsinkami mejaky Prazak s ba
t'ochem, napechovanym mou-
kou. Udani to bylo sice anony-
mni, ale panu heltmanovi, KITE
ry mlynafske a zvlast6 pana
otce Pechouska mel rad jake
vodusv bot6, lpln6 stacilo, ably
dial cetnikdm prisny rozkaz, ze
tohle paSovanf musi byti zara-
zeno. Stalo Sc podle rozkazu,
nekolik cetnikI patrolovalo We
dne v noci v okoli mlyna; ale
po tydnu hlasili, re nikoho po-
dezreleho nepfistihli a re ze
mlyna nepronesena ami spetka
mouky.
Pan hejtman Sc zle rozcilil.
Podezrival cetniky, re tim u
moucnenym taskarem mali a
81 spojeni a snad ho dokonce
yeas varovali nebo delaji sluz-
bu lajdacky. Zavolal 81 tedy
sveho oddaneho Romisare Par
ziska a smluvil MIN, re sa-
mi budou po tech mlynarskych
past. A skutecne = Vzdycky
tax ma hodinku pred odjezdem
vlaku prochazel Sc olsovln-
kach u mlyna bud okresni hej
tman nebo Parzisek.
Pan otec PechouSka zle ta-
hle kontrola zlobila. Kdy cho
dill tn dy sakroval ma sekatu-
ru; obvykly jeho humor byl
ron tam Az hO chase We mlV-
ne bylo Ito.
"Co pax ma ostrize nevyzra-
jeme? To nam zaschl vsechen
vtip?" durdil Sc starek. A da-
Ii vecer v salande mladkem.
sekernfkem a praskem hlavy
dohromady. Co vymyslili to Sc
Sc ukazalo den po te.
Kdyz pan hejtman mel ol
sinkach druheho dne odpoled-
ne hlidku a sch0vaval se "a
krovim, spatril najednou jak
cd mlyna uhani S ukrutnym ba
t'ochem ma zadech jakesi chla-
pisko. Zajiskril ocima, jako ko
cka, kdyz ma mys ma dosah
vyrazil "paserakovi" S mou-
kou naproti.
"Stat!"
Muz s bat'ochem vsak tim
vice utfkal.
"Stat poroucim!" hnal Sc Ia
MIN cely udychany hejtman.
Ale dareba moukou ma po-
rouceni mic nedbal.
"Jmenem zakona, stat! !" "a
kfiknul hejtman naposled.
Teprve tehdy zistal bat'o-
char stat. Ale kdyz no pan
hoffman dob6hl, sputil ma nehc
zhurta: "Co chcete a. proc ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
KRvAvk BITkA S BANDITY.

Drumright Okla, 3. cervence Jeden poicsta byl ga
bit diva JIM poraneni bv6 tfemi banty
GER ku ktere doslo ooupen stani banky Avery bze
Cushing
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
49. HLAs0vkNi.

New York, g. cervence - Demokraticka narodni kon-
sesla dnes kace po TO- hodn6 poedne pred
sevzaty cty balloty Pocet hlasn pro McAdooa kes
petne pod 500, obdrzel totiz 484 hlasy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
VYHODA.

"Nep1jjdes Sc mnou vykoupat
seq" Mem tfeba. Hral jsem
bridge a jsem 6istej jake lsklo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04

Y !. !.
The Mntary
Of absence
expiration their Ave Cadet William Hastings Of
PeshnS
Of graduating Setay War Weeks being
Z Cleveland
members graduating
their diplomas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04
Has Edu.

IVY jste ladi6 pian9 ia jsem'
81 Vas vsak neobjednala."
IVY ne. madame. ale Vasi
sousede!" laAsse1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04

Proc pax nechcete jit ke Kle-
packovIm ma svatbu. pani Mys-
kova. kdyz vas pozvali2"
"A kdyz mne nepozvali ma
dvoje kftiny. ktere uz nell. ma
svatbe Jim take nemusim byt."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04

Proc 81 nemize hrdt ma Indidny.
Dedecek (v dobrem rozmaru
k vnoucatIm, ktera 81 hraji ma
Indiany): "Mohu hrat S vami
deti?"
Vnuk: Ale dede. tebe nemi-
zeme potfebovat. ty uz jjsi skalpo-
vany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-04


vobe energie budue shluky sloucenin, kter6 mus!
by snadno rozkadne spaene ably energie Mich obsaze-
ma daa vybav okamze kdy toho jest pofeba ina pr
pfi mrnuti mysence p) TakovehQ materiau must bum
ka dostaek zasobe nebot cinnosh nasi denne
eerpav n9kdy al do akove miy re buhka konec sta
ne vkonnm neschopnou Vede toho musi obnovovat sve
vastn opofebovanm zracene soucastky Ia benf nema
bunka zhruba pokdy nevybyva il ma to casu Teprve
"a spanu kereho vecka zvotnos ase snzena, jest
buka nahrazovati zasoby spaleneho maerialu sebe
restaurova Vsechno to dovede vybudova nahra-
zovat prosednictvm svych zvastnch kvasdel ermentu
vdechovaneho kysliku Ale ten kysik te form&, jake
do bulky pfchaz neni upotfebeny bunka no musi roz-
stepit aktivovat aby stal dcnny to prav6 dee
sp&nku pfirozen6 nko vsak um6em uspavajicimi nar-
kotickym) leky vyvolanem
takovem spanku zrac buhka dllezitou schopnost
aktivovat kyslik, kery zdstane buhce neupottebeny
Proto nennze um9l6ho spanku dochaze restauraci
utrp9nych ami vrob6 atek energeckych Buhka Il
dale rdzne reakce tn deli dale ale jne nespro-
stfedkovane kyslke (eakce anaezobicke Produkyt e-
jich bunku konecne il ochrnuji tom to vez re Sc
takoveho spanku probouzme neosvezen spanek proze-
ny umey jsou 81 jen podobne, podstatou vsak rozcne
Mnohy ctenaf as nterpelue zda tedy jest uzvani
narkocch ecv ppadu nespavost zbytecne neb nepfi-
pusne? Pokud Lee nak pomoc epe jest opojnych pro-
sfdkn neuzva ale n9kerych pffpadech sou piece nasm
6to1St9 zv&s9 TAM kde pfcina nespavos nen trvala
je tkem tim odstrantelna jako sou rdzne boles 1por-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
EMPLOYMENT:
aELP WANTED-MALE


 ! YOUNG MAN WANTED AS ASSISTANT TO, MAN A G E R A;NsD LEARN BUSINESS: MUST BE FROM GOOD FAMILY AND PRE- :. EERABLY A LOCAL , MAN. ADVANCEMENTs ASSURED TO ONE, WILLING TO, START AT O T TOM AND. WORK UP. FAC SMITH. STATIONERY CO, 20f2 1ST < AVEA BIRMING-. HAM. .-s~ -,.... 5; t:;;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
kalfLOYMkNf
GIRL WANTED

Good, steady girl who can be
 depended on to do conscien-
 tious work. without constant
 sppervisfon. To such . girl
 there is . moderate salary to
 start, permanent place, whole
 some surroundings and soppor- tnnity, for good future. Ap-
 piican6 must be neat and
 possess attractive pefsonility:. reasonable education and above all else must hear well over
 the phone and have pleasings voice. There will De a a9pfompt reply to. your application; and an immediate opportunity to
 begin work for. the girl sse-
 lected. The girl { selected for
 this place must have long, hair Write, giving some detail a
 to age, education, Nl experience
 and phone number to HUB, care The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
!..AUTOA0BZLEg. i ,AHISf5t1zEt t0E 7z6f a
FAIR WARNINGl,

If you wait until sprine to buy your used Ford you are sure to pay much mots for It.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
sALEjs:MEN !.

We shlxss oyer ~sss sbrAnehss and rural sgsrtss w1s Iywlil5 estA bHShr $50 more stfee S,s. hs r 9s sn yhS rs, " ffom out fEs&1S8 dt4S N l36 aywesk to .atArs, If syoH iteS Hint to wpfk and wAntN | reAft f9tpre; sw6 ..cSns use you. For Inter- vi6ws cali ASds see Mr. Moore, Room .4. Pottery Bldg.. 1sf7M list sAye. N, . Stose .. a.Sn..f4.to D. m. today. Out. of-town. men write.As S.ss sf, ' ..s 4. sf4 : sAs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
! s:sBkhaD' j ,,AlE,S''

hgsf1k ts sssas il sasiR ts ssSGTts
 ..i, :ss s.sss. :ssss ::ss ,,ss. F.
 pkt1 aAd plses tho DsmHnndunv tn tho
 a1eoftieor's slSRef he1. r n ys1 uish te .ang4H sn edseltisSnek
 ik tAis pls. sinp0 phsus Naxn lee4 and ssk sfsx .chssifisd Dspartmsne. 0fss tho . yuunG hAy the msesags ed she utn da
 ths srsst. Sinpls s1s1eh. ehf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

OPPORTUNITY wanted to in
 crease your business; have had 20 years experience in spe-
 cialty and general "merchandis-
 ing; worked from the ranks up to, executive; no business too
 small or large to be given due
 consideration. Immediate, re- , muneration, is, not so essential
 as is the opportunity. to in-
 crease your business, and then ; to be compensated according to results. Write H-33, care Age-Herald. -Ft,ll :
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

CTvTs EER-Europeaa graddafs. mapping landscape layouts, lot subdivision aad general snsineeripk drawing. wants extra work ats 'niglitFs i, Address "A-1 DraftsmanIc care Age- Herald. 2 ,S1s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

IF YOU HAVE from $1,OOO to $5,000 which you want to.
 double in 2 years, phone Room ' GOA, Motion hotel, for ap- pointment. Out-of-town par ties address C-9S, care Age $: Herald. .- l4 grs Ar. l-~~ ATTENTION INYEsToRs!1,How muck was offeredf Write today. free infor- nation. W. M; Steward, Lane Mortgage Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
SAEESMEN' WANTED

To travel southern territory for large mannfacturer of. automotive equipment Must be young men of pleasing personal ity, neat in -appearance. who can produce and don't mind travelling. rhis proposl- right young man. ,Apply zoos Age-Herzld Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
BUY. NoW!,

---s. -s==--- 1921 TouRING-self-ststt- CT. good tires. only. ...$145, 1923 ToURING-Shoul give the same ssrviessas new car ........ ..a.e..s$x8o 1922 RoADsTER-Thsssear was made in. Last month of 1922, making it about one year old; . real buy. $1s5, 1923 4-DooR SEDAN: with all equipment. .$595 . 'M-TON TRUCK-Covered body, new tires, new 3ac- tory assembled motor and transmission; a real bar-s gain ........... $xSo 1922 TOURING-Selfstaxt- CT, demountable rims, lock wheel, cord tires, new top only. yt................$Wbs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
HKi.P wANTED-MAIE

LOGGING ; CONTRACTOR To cut and deliver to edge of water 65,00O feet dailys logs to be cut double lengths; hilly country;. haul from water back. ,,one mile; Swear job; good location, near Montgona- cry. Write SS-L, care Age tss,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

WANTED-Young man first-class book, $anty woman; flrst-class. man .c1Sk, |. no 6uEday. e3e wk-: White tfnck driver fur nitufS packing; white swaitrsssss: rough chins runners; carpsntsfs: cafpeqtsrsr hslPefs; ,sisn pa1ntR. frams ;builAerp: landscape gsrdsnsr: engineer: whits-col-i mulstto gwaitrsesss. no Sunday; sco3ered sarpenters.. eolored offics maid; $colofed hotel hAn boyn. bts boyA ordsrly bort; ing curtains: women .ceoks. snurSss, hotel
 naid.. boys-giris dishwashers: otAsrsL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

MAN--Experienced in electri- cal :. merchandising and selling would like connection with established firm in Birming- ham ;; best of references. Y-93, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
EMRt(3Y YMElV7s
 f1Gx1f15tS tfxNTF6-NzTE E
HOW ABOUT TIT

Young man, 24, 3 years ex- petience In Advertising, news paper and speciality saieswork, is topen for position. Jan. 21; good education and best of referencSs As to character and work. Address G-31. care Ago Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

YOUNG MAN, age 25, cleo. trician by, trade. wants posi- ton; experienced hotel clerks must have work; will do any thing honorable. Address J-57, care sAge-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
sALEsMAN-we want tso

SALESMAN--We want two ' ors more men to, handle high
 class device; local territory,
 unlimited field, with bright j. prospects .fors future growth. { < Only fwillihEst0 0sw6fk, energetic : god Rett4fb MAf flfed. {. No : elec- 2 ;Atrictl tlx expefaS fit Ss sr6quired but } We H6 WI litv felfal lJleS efithus-i. .nia4 & lalAs men Apply sW-32, : scSsef Ate HsfAld; F 'se.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
LIBERTY ROADSTER

In fine mechanical shape throughout; this car will give miles of good service,
 and is aswonderful buy for only $500
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
HAYNEsT TOURING

Late model, new paint, fine tires, good top. tires and upholstering; a big bargain in this high-priced automo- bile for only very little; will trade in your Ford as part payment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

$50 WEEK easy selling boys clothes. tail stores 50 per cent. Agentg get big
 profits in advance. we deliver nd col; cloth samples; photographic reproduction of styles free. Write. for full informa- | tion. Wright & Co. Dept. 'A-2o3. Con- greks and ThroouS streets, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
z.OEEICE MANAGER

Ysungs single lady with sxscHtivs abiiity and. sk6od personality. Responsgbls pe- sition with good firm. for sthsyrighti efri. Must Dc exper1encsdsin bookkeepihk and teneral routine office work Good salary to start-s Apply at. onces 2oe3 AgesHeraid Bldg- t,s-. ss.'-
 REPREsENTATIvE WANTEDS fof state
 of Alabama for large Baltimore dis notion. iines: state age. am6unt .sAleb for past three years. territory :tfAvsled ! and Character Of merchandise sold. & All re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
HARMON TOURING

Late model, 7-passenger; new paint, new tires, and in
 excellent mechanical condi- ton; this is a high-priced
 car that looks the part; it's a better value than a new one for only. .$900
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

l sSor cs.h. : snbriit MSS at once orsWftte New. Era Music company. 213. St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

AGENTS, distributors: radio pack the waterless. hot bag, sells on sight; no ex- perience or capital required. demonstra- | tion sells it; steady repeat demand for | "recharee;" collect your commission as deposit, we deliver. and collect. the bal ance C. o. D. Write today for selling plan.
 Radio Pack Co, Dept M. s9 Pearl street,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
= YOUNG, MANI
 STENOGR APHER

Wanted for immediate opening with lafgs corppr4tlot with excellent opportunitysfo advancement Good salary to start. Ap-
 ply. zoo1S Age-Herald BldE.' d.. ,S sS<, .COLOHED MEN WANTEDy to; quaify ,1 for slseping ear and train pofters.s $ fths out, of Los Angeles: expertehcs uhnec- essafy aud opportunity unlimited send for book ,of ruies and application blank.
 An1elef-t.s 2. @< -f'f = = t57t f ks MEN WANTED-To -learnsAs the barbSr
 strade. life scholarship, ,.s2e; sJAnuArS. EebruaryAAAd March. Hair cut ,1oc, bhave 10c: work ihs rear room free. Birmink atn
 HArber College. s. 212kA Second Avenue. nQrtn. ..s.. .t..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

SALESMEN-Inexperie or experi-
 enced; city or traveling. Write, for free book, Modern Salesmanship." Big de- mand for men,, earn -$5.500I to s1o,Qe0 yearly. Address, National lSalesmen's TIT. Assn a Dept, SOL Chicago. S7a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

men to earn SIS to. s1oo weekly. Our line contains 220 ail-wooi suitings. retail
 ingts25 to S47.6o, your commission $6' to line in. America. Big 6x9 Swatch outfit
 free: references required:. Write R.. P. Perrin, manager, 2s15 Warren avenue, Chicago fs-4 <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

STATE RtDIsrRlBuToRs- Envelope seal
 CT; ,ssAls 60 envelopes minttes remark able new inventieni no competition }re- tails s4. worth S3o.o0o yearly. Consel- dated CO, Dept. F+1Ql. 100 Boiyston. Hos
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

EVERY SALE pays ti4-l7; sell as sides forks. spoons; safe day. easy. Sold to
 hardware. grocefs. geneEal. stores; cheeks
 weekly! Write me for information: Sales,
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
SECURELY WRAP YOUR
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES

One of the important features in
the Shop Early, Mail Early campaign,
which is being put on throughout the
country by the Post Office Depart
ment, is the proper addressing and
securely wrapping of Christmas pack
ages. When you wrap your Christ
mas packages, wrap them securely,
put your address in the upper left
corner, so, if by any chance, it should
go astray, it can be returned to you
and not sent to the dead letter of
fee. The good folks of our commun-
ity last year helped to bring joy and
happiness to hundreds of thousands
of postmen and clerks. Let's do our
shopping early again this year, so
that we may again enable the post
men and the post office clerks to eat
their Christmas dinners home with
their families and at the same time
assure ourselves of having our Christ
mas presents delivered to our friends
in order that they may be opened on
Christmas morning.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
WAETHAN WATCH STRIKE.
RESULT OF CUT IN WAGE.

For more than half a century the
Waltham Watch Company has SO oc.
cupied the center of the stage that
Waltham has became identified with
the watch industry; and the workers
in the factory have welded such So
cial and economic influence on the
city that Waltham has more than a
material interest in its leading man.
ufacturing institution. 1t is natural
therefore that the citizens should in
terest themselves keenly in the strike
that has now been going on for many
weeks.
Relations between employer and
employee had always been amicable,
every difficulty being adjusted with
out recourse to srtike, until early in
1928 when the company was reorgan-
lied and new management placed in
charge. Since then there has been
trouble, and there have been spor-
adic attempts at organization and af
filiation with the American Fedora
ton of Labor, but lack of understand
ing on the part of the workers and
discrimination by the company Off
Gals against those active in the move
ment resulted in no definite action.
In August, 1924, a drastic cut in
pay was announced. This cut varied
from no cut at all in some depart
ments to as high as 40 per cent in
others. The general understanding
is, according to Boston Women Trade
Union League officials who send in
the account, that the company ex-
pected the foreman of each depart
ment to retrench to the extent of 10
per cent no matter how individuals
were affected. The fate of each
workman was therefore left to the
; direction of his foreman, and this re-
suited in a grossly inequitable distri-
button of wages. The rapidly grow
ing feeling of discomfort led to
united walk-out on August eleventh.
Almost three thousand men and wom-
en- are out solidly, determined to stick
for what they consider their just de-
mands. Picketing is being done
peacefully, mass meetings are ex-
tremely we'll attended and orderly,
and the entire city of Waltham is
sympathetic and has contributed gen.
erously to relief funds.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
RAILWAY AND LIGHT CO.
BUYS NORTH RIVER BUS

Purchase of the capital stock of the
North River Transportation company
by the Grays Harbor Railway & Light
Company was announced by p. A.
Bertrand, General Manager of the
Railway Company Thursday morning.
This is the second auto transporta-
ton cmopany to be acquired by the
Railway and Light Company this
year. The Twin City Transit Com
pany having been purchased last Sep
TENDER.
The North River Transportation
Company furnishes passenger and
express stage service on several
routes in this territory reaching
Tokeland, North River points Mel
bourne, Schafers' Camps and the
Greenwood camps, and in addition
operates the Motor Freight Line be-
tween Aberdeen and Moclips.
There will be no change for the
present in the operations of the COM
pany," Mr.. Bertrand stated today.
eve will study the field carefully
and if it should appear that our pat
rons can be better served than at
present, then the necessary changes
will be worked out.
"The Grays Harbor Railway &
Light Company has pioneered in rem
dering transportation and electric
service to the Harbor communities
and this carries with it the obligation
to keep abreast of the development
of our territory. Believing that the
company can best contribute to this
development by centralizing the var
ious transportation agencies under
one management, a policy looking to
that end was adopted. This does
not mean that we are considering the
purchase of additional auto transpor-
tation lines as we believe we now
serve the most important tributary
localities by the lines of the North
River Transportation Company"
The stock was purchased from the
Mcclellan interest and Mr.. L. G. Nc
Clellan will continue his connection
with the company under the new own
ership, holding the position of Super
intendent, Mr.. Bertrand announced.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
LABOR WONT FORGET
NEITHER WILL WOMEN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. lin
language that has but one meaning,
Albert E Hill, veteran editor of the
Nashville Labor Advocate, calls on
politicians to drop their silly twaddle
and get on the right side of the child
labor movement.
The labor editors ire is aroused
because of statement made by Cecil
Sims, state senator-elect, that the
amendment, if passed, will interfere
with students working their way
through college"
The amendment will occupy the
front of the stage till it is settled