. Electric railway journal . ha causato una riduzione delle linee di lavoro dell'industria, producendo una cessazione im-mediate dei viaggi, che si è rapidamente riflesso nelle entrate lorde. Il servizio JIT-ney e il trasporto di autobus sono apparso anche come fattori inquietanti. I contabili hanno aiutato materiallynella soluzione dei loro cou-bles delle società disponendo, o hanno takenimmediate passi per stabilire loro, suchfacts e dati necessari come aguide nell'adozione di tali modi e mezzi che erano necessari a formu-tardi piani per cui misure correttive potrebbero essere stabilite. Gli oneri sperimentati in theproce

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. Electric railway journal . has caused a curtailment in manylines of industry, producing an im-mediate cessation in travel, which isquickly reflected in gross revenues. Jit-ney service and bus transportation havealso appeared as disturbing factors.The accountants have aided materiallyin the solution of their companys trou-bles by having available, or have takenprompt steps to establish them, suchfacts and data as were needed as aguide in the adoption of such ways andmeans as were necessary to formu-late plans whereby corrective measurescould be established. The burdens experienced in theprocess of readjustment have not beenof our own choice, but I believe sucha crisis is not without its compensa-tions in that we now realize the inesti-mable value of the data furnished bythe accountants and their departments.The advantage of following a standardclassification of accounts has provedits value, and our records of opera-tions have mapped the courses thatour systems should follow. In this connection there is presented. F. E. Webster Vice-president and treasurer Massa-chusetts Northeastern Street Rail-way, vice-president AccountantsAssociation 1920-21, presiding offi-cer Accountants Convention 1921, president Accountants Association1921-22. a situation to which our organizationshould give serious thought. Commit-tee assignments are made and to thesecommittees important matters arereferred for consideration and report.To those appointed on committees aduty is attached, and such duty is quiteoften rendered at a real sacrifice, butthe importance of it is found in theirresults which become accepted asstandards as they reflect the judgmentof experts and authorities. I believe, also, that the members in attendanceat the annual conventions should freelyenter into a discussion of the papersthat are presented in order that theremay be such an expression of ideasthat the maximum benefit will bereceived. Regulation by public authorities hasbeen prescribed by practically everystate in

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