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Maintained by First Church 01 Christ Lumen. . . . . . $2038 $1737 Conductors . . . . l 772 l624 Firemen . . . . . . l 2 18 9 73 lake-e- . . . . . . 921 1000 A 100 million dollar wage inert men in freight and yard service (l: one-filth of all employes) is equal to cent advance in all freight rates. The managers of the railroads, as for the public, have no right to pl; burden on the cos: of transportation without a clear mandate from a pul bunal Spealtmgfor you. ..... The average yearly wage p ployes (including those who shown by the 1915 payrolls w lake-e- . On all the “Western railroads in 1915 main cmployes earned these wages ( of all) :1 shown by the pay rollsâ€"- t‘AAI“UI‘ UUllar ‘Vagc lnCFCESC. The railroads are m the l) your service. This army 0 employes is in the public serviceâ€"your service. You pay for rail transportation 3 billion dollars a year, and 44 cents out of every dollar from you goes to the cmployes. ublic serviceâ€" You are Cordime Invited to make use of the privileges of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING R(i 119 East Central Avenue Hours 9 to 12 a. m.. Ito 5 p. m. Every Day except Sunday Do you believe in arbitration or indus- trial warfare? The train employes on a” . . . the railroads are votgng whether they wxll gn' e their leaders ng those who workcd only pm 1915 payrolls wereâ€" $1747 1719 1543 2789 0 33 3078 by the pay rollsâ€"- wage payment: to 4/1 W i515” 2071 82195 1 3076 3 1317 1878 :[HC railroads, as trustees c: no right to placc this of transportauon to you we dispose of daily is a tribute to its good qualities. People wouldn't continue to trade at this bakery day after day unless nur bread cake etc were good m flavor and wholesome to eat If wecan please so many other particular people we can pieasc you. Give us a chanct to try any way" Har wage increasc for yard serncc (less than '. â€"l QFCCCI. vx?~.:tlll Whirl}. >.~ p.30 SILII‘ P u [add-la) .5302}; n3.- 1. s In 1:11.), sevemy~fivc per cent wages (lowest, highest and I ,h'. Arc-n A. g. SclluYLfl. m. C. W. .l’l \II. lpll I H u, Ankh. I. Topvhn I Soul. Fr In! a. ‘ um .51 Lu. 1,"? 01......" ‘ hrolin‘ and 11h In. Imlroo‘ H .D. Mulll. Yurl‘râ€"udv-u. Nun-M .44 I “turn Huh-y. nub Ml «n l. 1... l “and". Dan: C Hm urn-AI. Haircut The Pikomednd Cake . Scientxst. of Highland Park Gary's Home Bakery 20 W. Cmnl Avo. 751 2059 874 1961 l "AID. Viv-Pric- ‘ Ca‘l .* Sun." (loo-ml Us... 1454 II. SCHUYLH. vaulonl |A¢oPr.. Pmnlvuu Lur- I n: frém a public 'tri PM.“ 1135 1181 1935 $1737 1624 973 1000 l8] s 418 g 1552 ’73 ! z 135; 132: 1107 M 1/1 Wcsxcm tram cm- ! pan of the year) I: Frd‘h! Yud .c-nâ€" - 3 ROOM hit. 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For Sale» 4 mm Tel 953 For Sikh Ar med; TM. "" In Wanted sell at Phant’ I Boys “anlrdr f 1k f‘nr' M! In“ For Rent~Rooms m H): Near monk: and 1 :in E. Central Ave. derrntc wagw J|( (' u («I .‘Im an! x M ; home 1!; Knkr rogw' For Rent » .~\ Wvlf furmshw! r all modern ('vnr'\rnm!.ve‘ Nt-nr moor Hub; Pwrwufmt x! 11w“- Tel. H. P. 133, if For Rentâ€"linuw m". Hukwmxi All latest xmprmenwnu. Inquire Lindblum or Tr}. 73.11%. \\ u For Rent -â€" Hi 3!: apartments corner St. )lmi Moraine Rood. Pulmer on nrpmiln- For Rent Nah-H \dull “mu- 1 Ir mu: the Erskmv Kink For Rentâ€"Flu" Johns Aw A'w rwms. Wear the fake Adan-s: 2??” W. Vine A For Rent Ind For Sub Highland Park MW! ”1; quxrv Lows .\'. Berxhe. Til-M. gawk 8111.; To Rem-«I mum luw. t-la'tnc light. L’Ll.‘ um! .m-r For Rentâ€"Rooms (or kz-epmx or single rooms, huusc on Ravme l'rne, SITUATION WANTED Wantedâ€"All kinda a! (mi. American and forein. W- i L “10 ‘ week. Also first c u ffumished on short mm... 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