The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1918, Page 9

mu } a TOKEEP RAILROADS $229 the range is f 10 to 4.66 por — an cent.; and from to $249 the raise is made sutficlent to give all of this class a $260 monthly wage. Concerning hours of service the re- port “At the outset of tie hearings it was | manifest that the motter of hours of service is lodged deep in labor's mind, A standard day of reasonable length | is as much a part of the measure of | justice with the workingman as is his rate of wage. Wage Commission Finds That 4,500,000 Employees Now Get Under $95 a Month. oe | "Slowly and steadily, by fores of WASHINGTON, May §—Among| law somewhat, but also by the volun. economists here the proposed wage In- | tary act of the employers, a shorter oad workers and in-|Workday 1s being being put Into of- + neon dig ol pene |feet. ‘This tendency will continue, and qrease tn rates mako tho retention of | thy shorter day will come to be re- (eo railroads by the Government after | garded not as a means of minimizing the 3 certain. ‘The re- | the returns which the worker gains Steal prectiosily but as a conserver of the human ma- port of the Wage Commission which | tial upon which industry rests. recommends an average increase of arding overtime pay the com. per cant, about 300,000, yy in all, jon finds that “existing rules and 3 ahat %6 rae vant. of the 2,000,000 | Conditions of payment should not be owes ” ¢ %,000,009 disturbed during the period of the yafiroad employees of the country | war.” ed earn less than $95 @ month. The in-| © ereases recommended are cause: ion of labs AN those employees recetving $85 Wasa nore Walon abe Ghali toe or less per month ore given an in-| places of men, When they do the full of from 40 to 44 per cent., the | Work of men such women should re enoane of fro r henner wages receiving the ceive the same pay as the men report does not fin oreane: 50 and $1 fting — LESS MEAT IF BACK ion AND KIDNEYS HURT Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if Bladder bothers you—Drink lots of water. employment of sion finds that as of the various arding the em- salaries of offi. ssion found that id yearly in in salaries ranging from $5,000 Concerning this the re- dividual to $100,000. port ‘It is reasonably certain from the facts gathered by the commission that a substantial readjustment of tuch salaries may bo made and the efficiont operation of the railroads promoted thereby.” While the commisston find: |eome salaries may be aboll gether and some greatly r smaller pald officials 5 tain cases, receive increas commission suggests ai permanent wage tribunal to be established to that take care of the new conditions as | they arise. _ jNaval Diver Killed tn Strange Acct- dent. NPWPORT, May 9 —- Prederick Reif of Richmond Till, N. Y., @ stu dent < 4 a regular in the sea |men ass, was drowned and four of his mates were injured 's diver’s faceplate f hurriedly and tt regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some fori or other, says a well-known authority, sulted in the ion of the tank because the uric acid in meat excites and injury to the four men who were the kidneys, they become overworked, working over him got sluggish, clog up and cause all ean sorts of distress, particularly back- Now That He Is Si ache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomuch, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and url-| nary frit’ cion, The s oment your back hurts or Mdneys aren't actin right or if blad-| P'sht u get about four ounces) °!° 2 ‘om any good pharmacys) fio he was went take a tablespoonful in a glass of pig r-yscere wa wator before breakfast for a few day8| was glad to got 1 end your kidneys will then act fine. | bo eon slat STATEN ISLAND NOTES. on Te- BOSTON, } ¢ M evading the draft harles Sibilian, a ten days ago after being locked up, was id ed This famous sults is made from the! of grapes and lemon juice, com-| ined with lithia, and has been used = r generations to flush clogged kid- peys and stimulate them to normal ac- | tivity; also to neutralize the acids in‘ the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders Jad Salts cannot injure any ones makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep ‘the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avolding serious kidney disease. —Advt. partment is planning a te f oting of t Hebrew he Y J Gi The new Spring LS gTheDaysWork | I) Castleton plans for building a new schools Curtis High fe Mel- | 1 Im- Charles H eat South: Oxholm, son of Theodor 8, Ox- consulting engineer of the bor commissioned an En- nury of St marr of her Marie Le Bour- harles Burkett Dunne Helpin Bodily comfort is the first thing @) \ needed for personal efficiency j Men and women who are really pro gressing do not permit the pinching, con straint or discomfort of ordinary foot wear - / We fit many of them each season at | \ [ the DR. 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Jens Concer; 45th Street & Sixth Avenus New York te Aen Se non rh a At aVery Low Price HE reason that Bloomingdale Bros. do ba the largest retail piano business in New 4\o% York City is because we are the sole 2 owners of the Walters Piano Co. By selling direct from the factory to the home, as we do, we are able to offer this wonder- ful Walters player at a price so law that any fam- ily can now afford to have a really high grade player in their home. Be sure to call tomorrow and let us demonstrate to you our 1918 model New 88-Note Tri-Solo Melodist WALPERS ‘429. Including the Following Free Offer: A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET A BENCH TO MATCH PLAYER 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC (YOUR OWN CHOICE) A HANDSOME COVER AND FREE DELIVERY Our Easy Payment Plan of Only ws a Week @ We Do Not Charge Interest The Same Free Offer Mentioned Above Will Be In- eluded with Any New Player Piano Purchased This Week. WALTERS yu WALTERS PLAYERS 4000 PIANOS Style C ? PLAYER Style B... ont ee lite a Style EB BS . 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