Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 17

El " THE EV-’ENING STAR, WASHINGTO! D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 10 bmitted to) nated Meat Cutters and Butchee here from Philadelphia were the only) Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will 1 sources of information at this point|and Enginemen, said, commenting on R v Labor Board by Robert Workers of North America. on the situation. N the order issued by the Pennsylvania |Henderson enting of the In his telegram to the officials of 604 9|l S 1. Before putting into effect m wage | Railroad Company. unskilied crafts, he said. Mr. Hen- the Washington branch of the com- te Pl e s e e Tilkio It that the Pernsy entatives of | pany, Mr. Armour states N.W,, Between ference with representatives of the < s s 1 ments that strikes or labof Union. " under the provisions of the | Prescribed by the transportation uct. transportation act. It was said. It is| Mr. or said. “That means that it F ! believed that the actual reduction will | o the confer i b t e K ment and and G not take place for some weeks be latter may appeal t cause of this fact sy Sl paten b 1 ericH ¢ . Secretary E. C. Davison of the In-| - 1 Thatime ;\«::'"m‘f..:.‘;"ui\\;::;:‘mlux I‘;u;'::'-h“m:;u‘ ternational Association of Machinists, 2 an s Lo be kep v All Department Salaries € il Was furisaicton ‘over a taree | WHI Ask Legixlation. ARMOUR DENIES CHARGE. | i [in57 itughess tnci o 1eon vine proportion of railroad shopmen, said | CINCINNATI, Ohi s block. According to the govs 1921 I t o »s had been informed at FSt., Cor. 12th Columbia Theater Corner. ¢ that the cut would go ! troubles would be welcomed by meat April 4. and that a re packers as an ald in disposals of big tive of the raiiroad had refus accumulations of meat are wholly er- bring the matter to the boards roneous. There are no such accumu- tion. lations. The great bulk of the meat BeeglRem o’ TIME H2ME MADE CANDIES i — that the cuts would not affect his or- |istation to compel railr | .| ernment's March report d stor Always Per Be Revised Follows ganization, it was believed, and that|to conform to dec " | Declares Packers Have No Supplies ige stock of meat and lard, etc. was : the international would put up " board w {a quarter of u billion pounds Yast Fresh c Pound Pennsy Action. strong battle against any wage de o of Accumulated Stores. w2y Pl i bl el o crease. « packers w month a vear ago and this situaticn By the Assoclated Press = e e btee e | DS Mot been materially changed Gis NEW W « ables a8 ponth. 1t is equally absurd to sify 2 sing of accumulations | that nt accumilations of Ndes YORK, March 10.—The BROTHERHOODS TO OPPOSE. New York Central railrond an- nounced today that beginning CLEV & tormally today |bave n inventoried at low values in order to show losses. We invite those who %0 sating 1o Buv or e he whe mour. president of rence with | by AND, Ohlo, March 10.—The imately & <t | heads of labor or- 3 i April 16 wages of approxim: four railrond brotherhoods will context | heads of 1 labor or L Co. ih A telegran) ve-|find & market for thewe hldes and the 43,000 cmployes, in virtually all |general wage reductions by going be- | 8 the Washington branch of price which we will take to get rid of fore the Railway Labor Board and| ROSTO) h 10.—The wage re- | the company will show the utter ubsurdity of departments, wiuld be revined. A OG0 COE ore s o justice in such | duction announced by the New York conference will be held later to | G~ e e e L agree on the new seale. The date and place of the con- gerence have not yet been decided. The tormal order, nddresned to employes coming under elghty-five official classificntions, affects virtu= ally every department of the nys- tem between New York and Chi- cago. BALTIMORE, Md., March 10.—In an address here last night D: wil- lard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, said that readjustment of railroad labor conditions and wages are necessary ultimately in order tflat the railroads can be operated under the present rates Three things ally low charges were preferred by | the charge that an arti 1 secretary of the Amal- ' price has been put on them. ord railroad WHY PAY MORE - Washington’s Greatest Drug Stores— Week End SPECIALS for Smokers “High Life” Cigarcties “Don Urbana” || i sremtion o the ‘American NATURALS S h k d f Lich . ailroads, whicl mind, r i'lYlS CELESTIALS _ llcoate e 1ic per Duckage of 10 Our Cigars ontipusd uriyste owneralln, BOIODE Popular, mild Havana cigar of price, 10c. - sfully, he said, just so long will RRog o sty 34c per package of 20. Our - Americin peoplé desire the roads | trol of the railroads in times of emer- ot 200, o e 7 for Box in in private hands. llc osfos’; $5.25 2 L $3.55 without being hampered by the mited quantity. 25¢ of 100 visions of the Sherman anti-trust . ac stabilization of railroad 5 credits by fixing the rates which will y F considered by Mr. ary for successful Unification, Rates and Labo: three thi Mr. Wil - ., “are machinery for unified con fair income, and the estab- of machinery for the ami- N i F N d d SA VE' wdjustmeht of i labor Buy Now for Future Needs an ! , sities have been pro- the Isch-Cummins act, and the 4 4711 Glycerine Sy 3 for....... 55c | 25¢ Mavis Talcum.......counnns the job ix up to the railroad 4711 Glycerine Soap, or. jp=cie is Talc D 25¢ Palmer’s Skin Whitener..... 17¢ “ 25¢ Spiro Powder......:cccoeeee. will _d. -|;mn|~ Wlhflher the S A A : under private manage- 39¢ O. D. Vanishing Cream...... 23c | Hinds' Cold Cream yr will be taken over by (|Im |:m'( e | s - ment. Therefore, it is the duty of 89c Amorita Vegetal............. 69c Nadinola Cream.. Ty railroad cxecutive to see that the < e -~ oiylopsis | public is_given thoroughly satisfactory 50c Amorita Cold Cream........ 29¢ | Corylopsis Talcum ; e e e etuiives are 29¢ Arnica Cream................ 19¢ | 25¢ Day Dream Talcum. o doing their utmos " ¢ ; g ) « tition. 50c Removo Perfumed Depila- 25¢c Cutex Talcom..oocciwvsiase Tm"'[:::" l"': ‘(:::'n:: ox y tory. | 25¢ Q-Ban Shampoo Soap....... 15¢ slonf e hfu.-(”uu'(hor Sl : 2 Al - direction of all the railroad ro 20c Sanitol Talcum..... 25c Resinol Soap. in'the country in an emergen Stillman’s Freckle Cream | 25c Cuticura Soap.... In should h]:,;]. h;n;’z umrflk‘d l;-onlrul i N = : 2 at all times wou armful, because It's Guaranteed Mtk Weed Cream. ... | 25¢c Packer's Tar Soap it would destroy competition. ' Greater N c /£ il S 0. | 25¢ Wi v's Soa benefit_i: ived by the public from Now is the sea- ¥ ‘\r.‘.m.ma trgr S}Samp_ov | %a\ WOOdb‘.") i ST competition than from continuous uni- son that helps you | 33c Williams' Shaving Stick. 50c Java Rice Powder ot to build up—but Wanau's Shampoo Bags, 3 for..2Ic 25¢ Mum... d conditions of Joa ueed ihis | $120La Creole Hais Dressing...8%c | Slc Pebeco Tooth Paste .32 meeve repairing | 75c La Creole Hair Tonic. 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste .32 B hont (U0 000, e Tasd tonic. Remember | $1.00 Neet.. < 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste. 19¢ off by the railroads since October, The o s ; - 2 = ¢ Baltimore and Ohio has reduced its TONA. 35c La May Face Powder 25¢ Tubes Pompeian Night T rom about #5,000 men to bout | 5 60c La May Face Powder.. .19¢c 2,000, at least 00 (-‘v(ver than lafixl 3 : s Willi October. Readjustment of wages Wi l m Sweet Marie Soap, 3 cakes -2 | 25c Williams’ Tooth Paste. 19c e comme. I do mot know when, but . 60c Cocoa Butter Cream. 25¢ 0. D. Tooth Paste. 1 think the question will be scttled with- ~ 3 5 ive S out stopping the railroads. 1 60c Elcaya Cream 60c Palmolive Shampoo. | nnsylvania railroad, in_reducing T WAR TAX NOT INCLUDED IN PRICES Uhe Sajaries and wages of its 210,000 oificers und_employcs, as announced yesterday, will deal separately wit where they have wage = Breements This was made known e o ua s, isreomionte, TR pit it wers when preparations were made to send P R . d D . out_ the hotices of propused cuts as atent emedles an a lly | directed by the board of directors. Drop Terminal Police. Fourteen Washington_terminal po- }licemen, constituting 67 per cent of HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Custuatsst L B Company, were ropped rom the : Rubber Goods olls day In accordance with & 100 tablets Cascara Dobell’s Solution, pint lSC LR Eoneral ot in personnel by the com< P " No. 20 gives long bk CRoCHiats 21c bottle 4 sexvice; (complate . for P eports of a_suspension of 110 2oated........ S Pure Glycerin, fhmily, uee 132904110 workmen at the Washington terminal M Gl e C value, for........ roundhouse were current today, but Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & g 3 ozs. Fluid Extract & ot 2-quart Hygea Hot- | officials of the company had been in yrigh t mer & Mars i 25C Tinct. lodine, 2-oz. 25C wlaxe; {::gn, usually sold conference d‘mcunmng furlhe‘r prun- a 2.00. ing of the forces, and confirmation bottle clal ....... ~.$1.19 was not made. Announcement of fur- L] (] L Best Extract Vanilla, 3 Fountain in sold ther decreases in personnel among regularly f { the Washington terminal employes is 3-0z. bot. . . SC Firt e 69¢ expected within the next few days, i Soa; % SEmae The retrenchment policy adopted by Pure Cod Liver Oil, Squibbs Liq. Saft Soap, Vo oh fombinstion Boun- the railroads and their auxiliaries is 4 pint bottle C 07 DO, o Dot Bag: $6.00" and "é“;; cited as the cause for the cut. Re- """""""" e garding reductions in wages, local 2 D‘“ Medicated Throat '"}""_‘ e e officials of the roads and of the rail- PY Py PS Merck's Sugar Mill 4 iscs seEes ‘ombination No. road union organizations had received x C | Co. 267 Syringe and Water no definite word today. SIS 0 Dag; ¥2.50 $2.19 W. N. Doak, vice president of the Reefer’s No-Moth, $l 75 w;lue Brotherhood of Rallway Trainmen, ; face Bag,' pint declared that dispatches reaching 3 . 7C g"s“am"d 'H4 odors, . Hae: §100 vilne . 19C P terno eat, small Red Rubber Tubi o i B Aromatic Spirits Am- cans, 10¢; 3 for 25C tra qualit. fiyr‘;‘ns‘z:" vy monia, 3 oz 25c¢ el 5 lenpttisi o tel29C : """"""" ATFelCanty CACL i c Household Rubbe . e . 3 r Ask For . - Glycerin and Rose lgc Seidlitz Powders, 10 in 25 Cloves, (SuTe Eum; 45, et Horlick’s Water, 4 oz...... S a box (¥ : ‘ The OR!GINAL i . y emake our clothes as . & Come Il'!erg First---We Have What You Want rescriptions—Complete Stocks—Quick Service—Delivery The “Food - Drink” for All Ages gOOd aS W e can and W e ELECTRIC VIBRATORS Foumainn, Ak or HORICKS. . Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. g sarAvoid Imitations & Substitates| For Health and Beauty - Relieve Stiff Neck and Neuralgia—aid the complexion, Drake’s No. 1 Drake’s Home Trengments | Lithia Tablet, as we can—then we say: If youw’re not satisfied that both qual- ity and price are right—money back | | fill in the hollows. | { Roger’s Geenziall For Real COMFORT Shave With O.D. SHAVING CREAM makes the early morning shave a delight in- stead of dn ordeal—hot or cold water—brush it in well for three or four minutes, and Oh, Boy! Shaving was never better than when Jarge bottle, you use O.D. Cream— 35¢ and note the saving. " Rubber | 25c Tubes. C- Gloves This is positively the last # week during which our en- tire stock of al ' C a er "::t:!l: will be offered a?hc low ‘. & Marx ‘ . price of 4.9 Bulb Infant The price includes a ,‘,:':::.;: Syringe thorougl:l examinatior. by = ; X our graduate optometrist. : e l ‘ : I it | i 25¢ quality, All future adjust[r,n'ents l;:;sill a elg a aS J :.n:r(“lxl‘-‘l)::‘m be made by him. 75 ality, ! 42c 49c lgc Adolph Kahn 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue 935 F St. The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes