The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 12

U. s. STEEL BOOSTS | ' PRICE FOR RAILS UP TO $43 A TON Increase of § . Effective Oct. 1, Follows 20 Per Cent. Raise in Wages. Notice of an advance Steel rails by the United States Stee! Corporation, which has been expec ted in price of since the company announced a 20 per cent. rficrease in wages, was mod A bulletin from the Office of Judge Gary, C! boar, ed to” aidiar contracts ¢ tails until rate of $4 about equal monthly instalments t June 10, 1 public to-day dated yesterd On an c eel for liveries through the same period will be’ contracted for at $13 a ton The two weeks’ delay in the cstab: lishing of the $3 advance is take be a means of stimulating ord: On beha stated that all deen increased wages are equiv 1918 on which the dustrial Board in 1919 fixe of rails at $47 per ton, wh duced by United States Ste to $40 a ton t e GROCERIES 4 t LONDON’S MILK MEN RESPECT OUR METHODS SThealth stations. should be—pure, d dust wrapper, and tasty. Double Loaf baked and wrapped Cake View Evaporated * Danish Pride KICKS AT SIRLOIN STEAK, BOSS GETS IT IN FACE Customer Also Accused of Throw- ing Dishes at Proprietoe Alexander Kaniganski of No. 169 India Street, Brooklyn, was held in $200 bail by Magistrate Liota in Brooklyn, to-day, on a charge of disorderly conduct made by 8. Angel Palio, owner of a restaurant at No. 19 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn Palio said Kaniganski ordered a s! loin steak in the restaurant and, when it was served, he claimed it was not a sirloin steak, Palio insisted that it was, and’Kaniganski hit him in the nc&® with the steak and threw dishes it him, he claims. Kaniganski will ¢ further examined Sept. 18 _ in England thro ough adoption of ps o|teurization methods used by this city | °° in its health stations for child hygiene| ans and A. % London ‘gest London lay Limited ibuters, wh milk di toured th ‘They are conducted by Dr. Royal §. 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