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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

WANTEn-Good truck farm hand pcrma-
neht job Address NJ Il. Hamil, foakum,
Texas. p O. Box IS.
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POSITIONS. help; every description secured
with Dispatch International Employment
Bureau. 70iia Main street, Houston Texas
phone sS7. Il
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Yi7-5TNG Am EDUCATED WIDOW, wltbout
noun. hrnncc. Wishes position IN ttne coun-
or hclp With housework. Address MIS- Ad'e
lrhy Kpuntae, reNas
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$4,000.

FOR SALE-At a bargain: 22o0-acrs black
land farm. 30 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements, II would make the finest rice
farm in the State. rs niles from Houston;
also ono acre farm, with gond improve
ments. : miles from Houston. For particu'
lars address Penn b. Thornton. NJ D.:
Houston Heights. Texas. II
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LogT, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

! c,eT November T. babys cloak. between
Travis ana Lamar, on way TO 81 Iosepn
tnHrmafy.i cream color cane trimmed IN
wnite auk' lowered ribbon; Return 40
l,l,S ,ftSrc aud receive reward.
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Irsehss,Nlng machines repaired by
M y all work guaranteed.
Il,,ns congress. Phone 6Ss. II
|ycies IN vEACH-Teaeher of elo-
A buSiI PHYSICAL culture. 9l7 Main
E-,,- .a " robert Downing. 11-28
klsl ,,as-Double strength, Tansy.
ssat ss.l sotion-root pills; safe and
&sdIrissA c by mail $500. DR..
IN; 80 ". box 8, Houston. IL
tur s.Nno Trained detectives
szsonabian and criminal investiga-
Isnss rates; correspondence So
%eCane, box le0, Houston.
Il
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--Cunsignments of merchandise and
country products OF an Kinda quick sales
ANA nrc mt returns guaranteed; best rofor'
ancos gwen j. IoewepEteln Commission
Merchant, 1903 Main street, Houston. Texas
1l-2A
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Bns ARE INVITED for the construction of
drainage canal $500 feet approximately
IN length. running from the Crosby public
road 10 San Jacinio river. Profile, plans
and specifications are now on lilo ~ the
county surveyors Office bids VIII be
opened by the commissioners Court at Y
a clock m November H. 1900. and the right
lis reserved TO reject amy and all bids Bid
ders VIII accompany thcp.hid with a GER
tilted check in the sum of 800 90, Of cash
In that amount and the successful blnucl
vim be required to give performance bond
in the sum of 100000 e. IL Nasmcr,
County Judge, Harris County, Texas, II
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JOTN II. WILKINSON. brick and stone cos
tractor; boilers speciality, Old phone lb2o
mice 80 Main lt-9
sjI.0G To INVEST in small business and put
in my own time. lunch room preferred. 2O1s
Preston street. 10
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AN EDUCATED LADY OF rohnoment anS-
io6sly desires permanent position OF any
KIND. would like work IN printing ounce or
h,ndcrv; reference gwen. Address 24gs,
this once
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

1oARD AND ROOMS. 1908 CapLtoI. .
GOOD TABLE BOARD, slt Main Is
NICE TEAS Ant ROOM, board for couple
or two gentlemen references eNcnsnseo,
tbpTy 1908 Mckinney avenue. .
IS 80 PER WEEk-boara and iodsins, fra a1s,
lin housl, Jos Austin street. III
II-VTNITE ToUsE-Rates 81 per day; spe-
ctai rates. by week or month 505s san
Jaeinto street Gus McKernon. proprietor.
Ills
ATT,ANTA HoTEL-Rates 81 % per day; spe
cia, rates by week or month, 2al4 Cnurcn
street Galveston. y. Foley. proprietor. u
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YOUNG WIDOW with good reference desires
positiof as nursery goyerness or 70 ASSIST
\ win houseworkt country preferred. al
dress Airs H. black kountze, Texas, liaf-
couuty. fa's v
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YOUNG MAN wants work; writes good BUST
ness hand quick at figures, Understands
bookkeeping and typewrting. Address IS
Rice street, Second ward. rs
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TAILoRs whNTED--First-c class coat makers
pants makers and bushelmen wanted at
once. Address or call j. L. Mullen & CO..
1921 Market street, Galveston, Texas q
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WANTED F'om industrious lnen to acl as
solicitors and statesmen ~ cy OF Houston
good commission allowcl to right patlles
Amply to The Singer MIg Co. 6lO NAN. am =
WRITE for straight salary. travelling seIlns
Va lille
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: ocr rrom No. 3. Butler Flats, small black
"a white Japanese Spaniel; pleAse siys
Information or return 10 above ADDRESS aha
5ere,vr reward f. A. Robinson.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Blacksmith and wood shop, in
best town in Tcxasaa bersnln fot any one
wishing TO run shop For particulars ad-
dress l.. box ~. Elgin, Texas. Is
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WITTTH WOMAN wants situation to cnok =
Wiling, TO help around the house. Addross
300 THIS office -
WANT SOMETHING TO DO. such az cham,
hofmatd. cpoking on laundry woth so"a
hnnd rolorod. can at nos Lave oak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

YOUNG MAN, understanding bookkeeping.
wants to learn shorthand. willing to work
for tuition and expenses, furnish best Of
refer, noes. Adrdess TYP, this Office. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

WANTED BY refined lady, situation ag com-
Isuion or caro- Of invalid; references, Adj
dress 291i this office. 10
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FOR sALE---A good paying established BUSH
ness no fakes; real chance fol the right
party. selling on account OF leaving town;
Will take Sg0u0. Address 22iS, this office. V
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

SETTLED WHITE WOMAN without tncum
hrancc wants position az housokccper Tor
Whoever with children would accept post
ton as chambermaid with private family OF
hotel re Louisiana ana Kusk streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

FOR SALE CHEAP--iIi6 acres tno rice land .
4. close to two depots and all fenced; 50 per
acre. Address owner w. J. Groom Whar-
ton Texas II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

POSITION WANTED by young married man:
ia years experience In general merehan-
dsp; no bad habits; good reference,
ru3tier. small town preferred. Address
47iT this office ~ IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

FOR sALE-One "a and one. IA horse power
Upright submerged tube boiler; one IS horse
power automatic engine; one 10 horse power
Fritz engine; one 1000 light, one 500 light.
two $50 light dynamos' one small lathe,
L. L Miller u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

WANTED Second Edition Galyes-
ton Storm Souvenir, price IS cents; book
form. Contains list OF dead, views OF
partially destroyed buildings and totaIy
destroyed districts; vivid descriptions ana
experiences by well known residents. also
mas o, Galveston. Agents wanted; Address
J. $. Pastortza Printing and LIMO 70,
Publishers. Houston. Texas. |
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FOR SALE OF: EXCHANGE.

WANTED--To trade a hotel in one OF Texas
largesi 5ites Tor a stock OF goods. Address
Tesas Trust Company. Apstiu, Texas. .
FOR SALE or exchange, for stock OF mer-
chandse, 600 to 1900 acre pasture, some
good farming land r. NJ Browu hallets.
vile, Texas. 10
Si2 600 CASH or exchange for a stook OF
merchandise farm OF 81 aeres ON iuterna-
tonai and Great Northern, about 20 miles
from Houston 20 acres Ia orchard 20 un-
der general cultivation, baiancc pasture;
fine artesan we'll large, new residence,
wiki modern conYenicnces, substantial
barns etc; large adjacent stock ranges.
Address z. o. Box n, galveston, Texas II
PIANO-Square, Mathusheok, for sale or viii
trade fee COW. J, ID. AorthrNp, lOl2 Con-
eruge. ,. ..r.
DYNAMOS, motors. engines pumps, boilers,
electric and telephone supplies Of an kinds.
Barden- Sheets .Elsetre Co.. 1909 Texas ave.
nue.. u
WILL EXCHANGE any kind Of dental work
for cattle or horse stock, Diamond Dental
Co, 602k Main street. II
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WAVTFD-Younp men 10 learn telegrRphy
for railroad positions Situation secured
or money refunded. Dallas Telegraph Col
lcge, Dallas. Texas. ~ =
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YOUNG .CoLORED MAN from Louisiana
wants some kind Of situation; can cook for
private family and do anything for ~
ing 22i2, this offeesr y ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

FOR RENTING choice handsomely papered
connecting offices, Wilton building, NO.
9i5A Congress avenue corner Main street:
also deak room. No 21s Main 81. Apply
Harvey 4. d. Wilson. tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER No. ? at bar
gain. Apply Swope, Gibbs building. IL
FOR sAI,E--New crop Australian Brown and
Spanish prize-taker onion seed; strawberry
and cabbage plants. Write for prices.
Re.chardt Schultz, seelsmen, SOB Travis
street. Houston. Texa. II
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WANTED--A position as bookkeepcr or Oh
best references Address 22lo, this office, IL
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE

WANTED-7Position by young man as book
keeper telegraph operator Or any clerical
w0lk. 900, this Office. II
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FOR SALE.

FRUIT TREES and ornamentals direct from
nuraery; express prepaid; catalogue iree
ALVIN Fruit and Nursery Go. incorporated
capital $4,000. Il. n. Bushway, manager
Alvin Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

FOR SALE or EXCHANGED new Groom
modern residence on Calder avenue Beau
mont, Texas (2h lots corner-rents for
$50 per month"; for cash or Houston resi-
dence Address +, A, Helbig, Beaumont
Tpxas 1i-1I
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SITUATION WANTED as wash woman. by
dny or NJ home Ii0i Sherman street y
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED "A Mace by colored woman 70
cook Address 1917 Moore street il
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WANTED Position by boy Is years old with
coed concern and With chance OF promo-
ton; VIII work cheap Address 1910. this
office. ,fr tre 10
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DEWEY HAY PREss-Three men and one
mule can press 200 bales 9 day; price SS5
Manufactured by w. c. Guniock. Victoria
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and hne brio
a-brac toys, etc: also Umbrella coverings.
Van Tai Lay & &C., l0ieM Preston Il
BEST SET TEETH $500. Diamond Dental
Go. ~
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FOR sALE-a-year- old riding and driving
pony, sib Address 2ssS. this otiee.
GOOD SOUND WORK MULES for sale
cheap at lot in rear Finegan Hide House,
on Washington avenue. j. $. Tubb. IL
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WANT ED--Situauon in general merchandise,
long experience, single, strictly sober, speak
English, German and Bohemian; can come
we'll recommended. Address l.. ID. SaS. G.d-
x dinga, Texas. saF ~ $50 u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED,
BICYCLES, RIMS, any size, dulled spoKes'
riuples. cheap. March Culmore, HOUSTON,
Good tires, $3.50 per pair; oil lamps o,y
and $500 +"
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SCHOOL. BOY would like to Get to do the
work around the house for his board good
hand with stock. Address 2216, this %
tiVc ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

500 MoNTHLY-New patent metallic bread
boards; sample free Il S. Forshee Va
Cincinnati, OHIO.
LIVE energetic fire insurance agents wan" ~
cd. liberal COMMISSIONS. Peopls = flIe ~
sul1nee n -, - 49, il-iB
AGENTS Or salary or commission inc
greatest alrnts seller ever Produced, every
use of per ard ink buys il on sight; ggl
10 500 per cert proht. one agent oa,Ss
amoupted tc se20 in six days another ~
IN t'yo t5n,s Monroe Mfg Co. ~.
La Crosse. Wa.
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POSITION WANTED nv Young IRAN with
good moral character ms clerk; is energetic.
not particular as to salary; best OF ref
erences. Address 300, this office. y
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IosT an on NEAR Washington street,
Wednesday. B. November Z telescope ilul
a. d,y goods. Five dollars rewsrd for re-
y,rH n INN Debres llia Wood street nehr
Wittcfsf Kansas and Texas depot. !
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I.0sr-F,rst National bank book; please leave
al bank or mail to i4o' baiiaa asen1 NJ,
Sadie a. Mathcr.
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a GOOD white backsinith, fresh from the
county, wants employment IN Houston
22SI, this Office IL
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PHONE Sal, new 1867. Hello, Central! Give
me the Bayou City Employment office
Hello Is this johnson, 5l4la Travis street
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FTTHBR lady or gentleman artist; one who
is quick with The pencil and can take tull
face or profile quickly; state salary wanieo;
position by the week Apply nj once TO G,
L. Mistrot, Comarche, ToSas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

WANTED-Twenty t20l lumber hu5tlors. for
mil and yard work. want men used 70
hanoilrg lumber white men proterTeu A.
anEe Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-09

A GOOD white machine woodwerker.S iirst
class mechanic, wants start In tinuston
22S6 this offlce. q.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
THROUGH 70 PORTLAND
CIFIC HAVE PLANS FOR NEW
COAST SERVICE
WILL TRANSFER AT BILLINGS
Northern Pacific Company VIII Sup
ply baggage, Mail and Express
Cars and All Additional
Equipment Needed.

Unless the present plans of the Bur
lington and Northern Pacific are changed,
the former will send its passengers
from Billings, Mont Burlington Of
ficials are out with the positive statement
that their coaches will go through to
Portland The transfer will be made
at Billings and the service will be
through service with no change. In
case the business to Seattle warrants, an
additional coach will be put on the train
to be known as the Seattle car.
The present plan of the Burlington, as
outlined yesterday, is to provide a Pull
man special, Pullman tourist sleeper,
chair car and combination chair car and
sleeper to go through from Chicago to
the coast. The Northern Pacific will
supply baggage, mail and express cars
and the additional equipment needed for
the service west of Billings. This COM
bination train will act as a second trans
continental flyer and will relieve the new
North coast limited, the fast service of
the Northern Pacific, to be put on April
%, of all local business. To all intents
and purposes the Burlington train west
Of Billings will be a regular Northern
Pacific train. This cooperative plan is
an innovation and has Occasioned, consid-
cradle comment. The plan allows the
Burlington to gain its long desired en-
trance to the coast and works to the
advancement of the Northern Pacifc's
new fast service in allowing the overland
to care for through business almost eX-
clusively. The Burlingtons freight busi~
ness will be handled in the same manner
and under the same traffic agreement as
at present
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
DULUTH's BID FOR TRAVEL.
Reported That 1t VIII Provide an
Entire New Equipment.

Reports were current yesterday that
the st. Paul & Duluth will put on an
entire new equipment to be used in the
Duluth service and will make an unusual
bid for the travel to the head of the
lakes the coming season. The equip
ment now in use, it is stated, will be put
into the suburban service, and such as
is not needed will be sold. Owing to the
Omaha's action in establishing a fast
service with modern conveniences via the
longest route, the advsabiiity of securing
better service on the short lines is being
considered.
1t is not regarded as probable that any
definite change will be made in the head
of the lakes agreement between the lines
entering Duluth, affecting running time
The established limit which has prevailed
will continue in force during the coming
season The agreement, however, does
not prohibit the establishment Of better
train service and since this is the only
field for competition left open the Du>
luth will enter it. The-recent purchase
of fast locomotives is said to have been
the preliminary move. With its present
motive power the Duluth could easily cut
third of the running time off the pres.
ent schedule. Officials of the road stated
yesterday that while the present agree
ment will remain in effect for the COM
ing season, the road does not desire to
be left behind when the time comes for
a change and therefore will prepare for
emergencies before they arise.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
NEW ST. LOUIS SERVICE.
First Train VIII Be Run the Latter
Part of March.

Advices were received yesterday by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul that the
new service of that line to St Louis will
not be instituted today, as scheduled.
The first train will run during the latter
part Of the month, and the schedules and
details of the service are now being com
pleted When first announced the state
ment was made Professionally that the
new trains would run March 49, via the
Chicago & Alton, from ST Louis to Pc
oria, and via the Rock Island & Peoria
from Peoria to Rock Island, coming into
the cities from there over the Milwau-
kee road The tri-road arrangement is
one which has made an immense amount
of work necessary in working out a
schedule, and the officers of the interested
lines have decided that the service can
not be established for at least ten days
or two weeks. Local officials of the Mil
waukee have not received advices as to
the running time of the new trains, but
are assured that the service will be fast
and complete in every particular The
new route is one which will greatly bene-
fit the cities and will open up an entire
new territory. 1t will give the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul three routes into
the Southern metropolis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
WITHDRAW CoLoNIsT RATES.
Official Action Has Been Taken by
the Canadian Pacific.

Official action has been taken by the
Canadian Pacific and 500 line withdraw
ing the colonist rates, based on one-haIf
regular tariffs to Western points, and put
in to meet the competition of the Great
Northern. Circulars have been received
stating that after March rs the rates will
be permanently taken out. All tariffs
naming these rates are Cancelled
1t was supposed that at the New York
meeting the Canadian Pacific road and
500 had given promises to withdraw
these rates. Officials of the 500 line
stated yesterday that the action was in
dependent of any promise, and that the
Canadian Pacific had given no assurance
that the change would be made The ac-
ton, however, restores west bound rates
to normal conditions and will greatly i'm
prove the general situation. 1t is said
though the Great Northern officials deny
it, that that road operated under the low
colonist rates at a loss on this class of
business. The Canadian Pacific has de-
sired to adjust the rates for some time
but according to officials of the line was
unwilling to take action until the policy
of its competing lines was outlined.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
DINNER 70 LOCAL TRADE
COMMERCIAL CLUB AND LOCAL.
MANUFACTURERS TO BAN
QUET JOBBERS
SMOKE CIGAR AND OTHERWISE
1t VIII Be Conspicuous I'm the
Toast List as Well as
i'm the AtmOs-
phere.

Monday evening representatives of the
commercial and manufacturing houses
will gather around the banquet board ct
the Commercial club for social gather
ing and an interchange of ideas upon
matters of trade interest.
The affair promises to easily eclipse
any previous affair of its kind, and judg-
ing from the interest which is being taken
by those most interested, the event will
be a memorable one.
Toasts will be responded to as follows:
'"The Commercial Museum" E. W. S.
Tingle.
The Upbuilding of a City" B. F.
Beardsley.
The Manufactures, j. B. Johnston.
THE Bank and the Factory" Herman
Scheffer
'Tin Cans and Black Smoke" w. R.
Dorr.
"The Con-Census of a Bachelor" E.
Vanish.
H. w. Parker will recite and A. K Pru-
den will act as postmaster Music will
be furnished by Messrs. Wolff and Bar
rett
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
WORLD OF INDUSTRY.

New York architectural iron workers
now receive $2.2G per day of eight hours
Dayton, O., is to have one and prob
ably two large silk mills which will move
to that city from Paterson, n. J.
St Louis Carpenters District Council
has submitted to q referendum vote OF
the affiliated unions proposition to IN
! to $25
philadelphia plumbers, on May /, will
demand the eight-hour day and min
imum wage rate of $3.75 per day.
New York BARRIERS, encouraged by the
success obtained elsewhere in the enact
ment of license laws, will introduce "a
bfff~ in the legislature providing for
strict state law
The Colorado penitentiary board has
decided that the employment of conVicts
In competition with free labor must cease.
Atlanta, Ga, woOdWorkers have formed
local organization of the national union.
Eighteen thousand coke workers in the
ConnellSVille (Penn.) region received an
| increase Of 1872 per cent in wages last
week.
Missouri will fight the binding twine
| trust by manufacturing the goods by con-
Vict labor in the Jefferson City peniten-
| tiary
The strikes in the printing trades in
| Kansas City, PittSburg and New YORK
are still on, with both sides in the strug-
sic remaining immoVabe.
The convention of the National Cnion
| of Textile Workers of America will meet
During last month the Brooklyn Cigar
| markers union issued labels for 1922, 900
| union-made cigars
! The Retail Clerks Protective associa-
/ ton has organized local bodies in San
! Antonio, Tex; Missoula, Mont, and
| Temple, Tex.
The municipality of Pasadena, Cal,
! owns a siXty-two-acre grove of English
walnuts, Last year it yielded nearly
| 100000 pounds of nuts.
The Building Trades Council of Omaha,
| Neb., has notified all contractors that
| hereafter none but labeled woodwork
| finish, trim, doors, sash, etc, will be
| handled by union mechanics.
| Messrs. Miller and Lutt two California
| millionaires, own between them IA 569 1870
! acres of land, an area twice as large as
! the kingdom of Belgium.
| The 500 Pullman car porters with head
| quarters in Pittsburg, have decided TO
| form union and join the National Col
| ored Mems Railroad association
/ Out of $500 carpenters residing in
| Cleveland, o., and suburbs, 1857 are mem
| bers of the Brotherhood of Carpenters
| and Joiners. A considerable number also
| belong to the Amalgamated Society of
| Carpenters.
The Grand Rapids .(NIich3 Retail Gro
| GERS association has decided to begin a
| crusade against those members who in
| sist on keeping open on Sunday.
The Cigarnlakers' international union
| In February, granted charters to new To-
| cal organizations in Carbondale and OF
| phant, Penn; Cairo and MurphVsb0ro
| H., and Tampa, Fla.