The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 9

ROADS SAY HARBOR MCN AGREE TOPAY A CUTUNIONSSAYND Conflicting Statements Issued While Workers and Man- tions are not in fullest accord with one another. Conferences are being held this af- ternoon between representatives of the New York Central and Eri marine employees. At the the general manager of the Erie an explanation was made of the compli- cated situation. “These ‘conferences, said a high official who re to let his name ve made public” have been going on ‘The law provides tbat or a week before an application can be mad to the United States Railway Labor gineers, and it 1s said the organtza- MACKAY INQUIRY TO Legislative Committee Engages Ac+ countant in Investigating John A. Bernbard, counsel for the Mackay logislative committee investl- gating County, N. J., said to-day he had en aged an expert accountant for the’ inferences.” ‘ committee who would shortly «0 over] STARTS 59-YEAR SENTENCE. the Jersey City accounts “I think the committee will be able to finish the Hudson County inyesti- gation within three weeks,” Mr. Bert hard said, “Then we will get at wey City’s accounts.” “Will you investigate char padded payrolls in Jersey Cit: was asked. : “1 can't answer that," Mr, Bernhard replied. “But we have engaged an ac countant.. You can draw your owa Connolly Fears Retrt! ‘ He Hell Con William Connolly of No. 939 Castleton Avenue, Staten I#land, was sent from the Richmond County tall to Sing Siig to-day to begin aw fifty-nin tence for burglary. Connolly vain to be ment to same other prison, saying he feared men, who had bern jing through his testi- 1 fim ng 8 puld kil d McNally is await death in 6 murder of Edward a Mariners Harbor restau- and two other men have sentenced for Ilfe, larmely through fa turnin State's evidence, AUDIT PAYROLLS s of Jersey City Affairs. mony Exlw Sing § political Jacowskl affairs in Hudson Brooklyn— Fulton Street Near Hoyt} , West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Fashion’s Newest Favorites! OY, Nat, | Newark—Broad Street & West Park. } | agers Confer, Hoard for reductions in pay, it is SEs ais ae 4 i] + b ae necessary to submit the proposals to ’ , che workers, ‘This i# ‘what is boing $ . : Hi nry Joyer, Chairman of the Neve ere crying. te (pores oh ie 2 | | S aps e 1 5 iret 2 lp ae. men the vital necessity for cutting ~~ < i ”% scintion, ~|pay, and I think that as individuals ploy eqnipment in ‘York Warbor by the Delaware, Lé ‘wanna and Western Railroad Agreed to accept a reduction in w All workers on the boats of the Le- high Valley Railroad, with the excep- tion of lighter captains, he said, had accapted wage cuts, as well as all ferrymen employed by the Central Railroad of New Jersey All railroads with terminals here, we have been successful. But some- “ltimes when it comes to a vote the °| workers do as their leaders tell them.” No talk of a strike or threatened sirike is heard either from the men or the railway managers. If the marie employees consent to wage reduction, or if the Labor Board grants permission to the roads to put the reductions in effect temporarily with a retroactive stipu- lation pending a final decision by the Railway West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Especial attention is directed to the Noteworthy Offerings now available in our With Robespierre Collars & Tuxedo Frants Entrancing in Their Smartness of Line 2 And Priced with Usual Bedell Moderation : Featured Tomorrow at board, it is planed by most of the Pre-Easter Sale of APPAREL $39°%5 4 $ 8 5 Qtr. Joyce said were holding daily|ijads’ to make the cuts effective 3 conferences with their employees end} April 15. } the last of the new agreeménts pro- ee widing for wage reductions ranging} ACCIDENTAL SHOT FATAL. . ; from 14 to 20 per cent, aro expected | | hn , Presenting a most opportune occasion to select the new to be Completed in the next few days. Lihit Yael? re n+ ©: iol . HE Lig LERDOIAAE MaaTbeme meas | MERE S cS modes as decreed by Fashion’s foremost style originators. oO ac reductia i ay The death to in Gouverneur = fo accept reductions in pay on rail. I of Mite ‘Trechlenters, « youre road ferries and tugs we don't know @bout it,” was the statement made at fh. adquarters of the marine engineers. Thomas Healy, who has man for the harbor workers, ent in Philadelphia. 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