Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1923, Page 21

¢ THRIFT WEEK GET " OFFICIAL SANCTION .. District Commlsswners cail Upon Residents to Aid in Campaign. COAL PROBERS HIT LlCK OF STABILITY _(Continued from First Page) into the reasons whlch lett ll\l ‘United | with 1 bin too i aeplete “higher than seem w ulth s anted." Grossly exorbitant profits have been taken at times by many operators, brokers and retallers, the r.pon - d. “But this commission has not b- Calned the gures specifcally ro- quired by the act in order to settle (hla question. “Rinaway markets” in 1920 and lowed prolonged cessation of mining due to disagreement between em- ployers and employes, but high prices also ruled from August, 1916, to March, 1918, and for that petiod “some other explanation musty bé found. “The commission warned miners and operators allke that the country looks to them to reach an amicable agreement when the present contract expires."” In the future, it wak added, the com- mission would go Into causes of the disruption of industrial relations that has so frequently hampered the con- duct of the industry. Inability of railroads to transport coal produced, it was added, has frequently been 1922, the commission continued, fol- URGE PERSONAL BUDGETS |y Each of Seven Days Set Aside Has Particular Significance, Proclamation States. IRTRUDE BISCHOFF, nfrman of committee om d meeting pinces of the rift week campalgn committee. Commisstoners today owing proclamation citizens of Washing- “Thrift week f the eity administration part in the program, the t will be represented by & and several assistant nd all organi- d retall stores in the city | 3t of Proclamation. anuary 17 will be the anniversary of Benja- the first great Ameri- of thrift Thrift week from Jan- has come to have the of departments of s government and of commercial, a religious national or- each right-minded Ameri- this time be working i king a budget, recording bank account, ce, owning his will, investing wisely in the d business mat- Special Days. nmissioners of the Dis- . do _call upon each y and in co-oper: e Thrift committee of th of C nlum a in the observance 17, as Bank municipalities in muk!ng Thrift week period of constructive thought and jon for the well being of the in- id 2 = a the organization, the com- Out of Reach. rom an Exchange. said the gang man, “Mur- t ruined a whole keg of blast- onround him: Tellhim to} would, sor, but he was settin’ on smokin’ when he spohoilt ut." 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