Le monde ouvrier = The labor world, 1 mai 1926, samedi 29 mai 1926

12e Année — No 22 SAMEDI, 29 MAI 1926 — MONTREAL - SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926 ., ^j.»******************* Try Black Horse ale; 100 Years of Brewing experience behind it J+++***** +++++***++++*+**+•+ £lir fa tot r lurid m «.+ + * + + ¦?*?+ + + ¦(• + + ?+ + ?+ ?444 (SuWitf Drink DOW’S ALE Standard of Strength and Quality ^- 4 *****************+?+*+?4 Rédaction et administration: 9 et 11 rue Saint-Paul Ouest.L’inauguration du nouveau Conseil de Ville (V fui certes un événement mémorable a bien des points de vue e rinaueuration officielle du nouveau Conseil de Ville, qui eut lieu ¦.au milieu d'un éclat retentissant.La vaste salle du Con!.jl était r-iuplie des notabilités marquantes et un public nombreux se nivssail dans les galeries.Cet événement restera mémorable non pas ieuiciiu'iit par la pompe qui y a présidé mais surtout par les grandes vérités • tte empiète a été suggérée )"N|l "'j !;t seconde conférence indus- jj" ,' mines tenue Washington, les auspices du départ o- !'," .1 1 ' vail, au commencement de "n,lr" ¦ "'•¦'into.“Uno importante ' ,v* U I1U 1 IIIJHH l «l II l v l'’"" n .g lien entro tes partisans 7 ' -•"i-x et ceux qui préconisent 1,1 ion protectrice eu faveur (les ., T .JjO premier groupe, qui T'é1'*” """ faillie mais activo mino-' îiinies qui demandent des "s ''"-"‘us devant la loi.groupe reirrésonto un grand )|r’!' ' ''° foimnes appartenant en ji.'*'1"1 t! ' "llx organisations syndicales ,t aux groupes do réformes v/!’11' ; 1 ls,imo «pic le maintien do la h'1 'di.ni protectrice du travail s’im-,|t ra*son dos conditions actuelles défi, ! ' u‘’ Ba (•(inférence adopta en ." ¦' résolution priant le dé a du Travail des Etats-Unis j( 11,11 d’iuio manière approfondie „1 '* 1 in Ford air service killed in making forced landing in storm near Clin ago.— Chamber of aieree of the United States urges national conference on farm problems.—President Co1 i.lgc in Virginia address defends right- of States.—Executives of railroad labor organizations meet in Washington and discuss ways of meeting ; misions of new railroad labor bill.—Brick makers strike for wage increase at Haversti tv, N.V.An arbitrate 1 award lias brought substantial wage increases to newspaper printers in Washington.A three-vear contract raises day rates to $54 a week, or an increase of $7.SO.Night rates are advanced to $G0 a week, or $0.(50 increase.Price and one-half for night work before li pan.will be paid.The award is retroactive to November 11, low.and these workers will receive back pay that in I many cases will amount to $400.Hon.| William 11 it/., associate justice of the Dis |trict of Columbia Supreme Court, wa-I arbitrator.One publisher said the award was a solar pi ex ns.They have asked the arbitrator to re-open Hie ease on tin-ground that his award “will lie disastrous to tin- industry.” This is a reversal of the employers' position during the hear iugs.At Hint time they took the "posi jtion that “the ability to pay is not a point in tills e ise.” ( 'ompnsit i i roofers haw raised wages to $l.bi an hour for journeymen and $1.511 for i Tenieii, in Cleveland, ().—The piirt- food law is violated and 11lie people's health is jeopardized, tie-j cording to Dr.Harvey W.Wiley, former chief of tin- Bureau of Chemistry at I Washington.“Violators have grown so I bold bei-iius, of tbe non-eiiforeenieiit lot' the pi.-eut law,” he said, “that they hate a introduced in congress bills to : - m adulteration.Today, | adulterants :m I coloring matter are being used I .lly in foodstuffs.Because of ti.- extent to which people eat presen ¦ iud prepared foods tills condition i re than ever harmful.” PALACE St.Catherine W., Opposite Victoria St.Le plus beau tbéfttre do la ville Toujours un beau programmo Vues lo premier choix Titres en français et en aiiKbilfl The most beautiful theatre In town Always a good programme First Olass Pictures DOMINION BRIDGE CO.Limited Head Office Works at J,ACII INK, 1*.in«‘«|y a«*robatie act called "The Original Singing Duck,'' and .»ne more added feature yet to b«- announced.'I he feature - rtn'lio attempt to depict American univers* ay lib*.The book, "Brown of Harvard," in which adventures of tin* campus are immortalized in astounding detail, breathing III an atmosphere of delightful "frat.hotis.-.* and co ed.romance, is applitnl in its screen version with a brilliance of '«•lor which strengthens its appeal.Wil bam Ilaines has been cast as the college Iuto.with strong support, introducing •i.o k I ickford, Mary Brian, Francis Kush man.,lr.David Torrence.Marv Alden, L«iwar«l t Connelly, Lilian Williams and Lnu'st i,Bien.The story embraces thrilling sporting events, college yells and the a.‘-mil pranks ol collegiate youth, with i;«»i"edv, natural drama ami pathos aplenty, «•'in brown, ot Harvard, by a comblna-.1 7.Î pressing circumstances disgraces luuiselt, causing iiis university to lose a uTih y',7 Pth,‘ '‘J^, animal boating event : n}' H0 h,î his sweet* h ut, through a cleverly planned rti8