New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1924, Page 15

FOR PAY A MENACE | Chicago Trades’ Request Would Gost $140,000 a Day Chicago, March 3 —Chicago's, $100,000,600 program of building con- struetion, a aiting the scttlement of all buildiug trades faces a further delay if wage inerc arve granted to p terers and bric cording to Idward M, of the Duilding Cons wage deraaing ays that the pay increases to bric anting of nd plas- | an hour | ale for the for-! i for the latter would autoi y raise the w of the other basic trades. se tor the buildir , would tax the bu nd fe - against the high to strik cost of labor, “The inere Fricklayers and plastercrs e al-| ready had «w ncticeable cffcct on pros- | pective construction,” Mr, Craig as- “Contractors report a fa of requests for estimates, ¢ estii ment, under | tract on ) in each the w for plast $16 to §18 about from ors receive n wag industry e given to the trade ask in rates. A uniform rate for the b g tradcs men now pre- vails in Chicage.” MINISTER DEFENDS | CONVIGT ANDERSON Calls His Imprisonment "Out-j rage” in Sinday Sermon | sw York, Maw As Willilam . Andorson, former superinton- jent of the Anti-Saloon league, now | in Sing Sing, spent most of his first | gabbath there in a cell yeste rduy, the ftev. Dr. Chartes 13, Itoss, pastor of the church in Yonke nouneed his fmprisonment s an “outrage” in a wermo on attended the services con- the 1oy, Anthony N, 'eters taut chaplain of the prison, i the chapel of ng, while fon that xed the ca- | Cntral Methodist chureh in f which Anderson is still an official board member, heard the | scrmon by Dry Memnbers of the congregation frequently remarked “Amen”, ns if to approve of the points Dr, Noss made in his re arks reforring to NIf. Anderson’s plight. “When citizens of other states, far removed from usnal int s of New York, condemn the recent pro- eredings in our commonweaith, we who live here cannot be expected 1o tuke this outraga quiescentiy, When magazines and nfAwspapers, not over- friendly to temperance, are able to woe the weakness of the coso Againat | Mr, Anderson and write editorials in fils hehalf, when a great city news. paper, usually designated as west in jis sympathics, goes out of its to show the wickedness of this whole procecding, you could hardly expect other lovers of. the constitution and | Sorkers for a tober nation to lock | their lips when the forcmost conten- der for the eighteenth ameandment—a | fhost cffective fighter for a sal «| ptate and nation--is thrown ir iy because he made a technieal blunder in bookkeeping. When the Newark confercnce of Methodist ministers now in session fieard Dr. Shields, secretary of the) New Jersey State Anti-Saloon league, econdemn 17 sentencing of Mr, An- | derson to jail for a technical blunder it rose to its feet and cheered Mr. Anderson. Anderson breakfasted in prison on griddie-cakes, bread and coffee, For | dinner he had pork chops, gravy | mashed potatoes, bread and coffes, and for supper he had buns, corn- | starch pudding, bread and tea, ¥oxe cept for attending church for a half- | fhour and for a half-hour allowed In the mess hall for coch meal, Ander- son spent the day nnd night in his coll, sight by four o1 in dimensions o @ BASKETRALL CHAMPS Spaulding Tnstitute Five Captures Catholic Champlonship Chicago, March 31.—The Spalding| Institute basketball team of Peoria, | 111, won the catholic mational inter- seholastic championship last night at! 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