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WEST SIDE.
SEVEN ROOMS,

5sth St. go West. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave
saith e., so Central Park W. Prsssds. $4,000
Pease s. Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
Peaso & Gilman. 1876 w. 72d st.
list st.. IO6-I10 Central Park West. 81. 500.
Wood Dolson Co. sOth and Broadway.
list ST.. III West. The Doriton. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co, s0th and Broadway.
list St. 24s West End ave- $1,000,
ID. l., Gilman q Co.. Inc, AZ Mao. ava
73d ST. IS West. .wes;port. si.ooo-s1.ooo
Fred. Zittel g. Sons 10Th and B'wsy.
10th ST.. 10 West The wochusett. s72o.
Wood olson Co., sOth and Bioad"ay
10Th ST.. 325 Amsterdam ave. $40.
Fred. Zlttel 4 Sons 10Th and B'way.
10Th ST., ISL West. New Amsterdam. $1,000.
Fred. Zittel q Sons 18th and Bway.
18th St. go Amsterdam ave. $50.
Fred. zittel & Sons 10Th and Bway.
nth ST.. i72 West. Leveridge. 5000
Everett NJ Seixss Co., 507 9th ave.
10th ST.. 3io ". Hereford. sl.soo-si.soo
Pease Gilman. 1876 ". I2d ST.
soth st, 159 West. 5000
Wood Dolson Co.. s0th and Broadway.
sOth st. 1853 West. $3.50
Everett N. Seixas CO.. 507 9th ave.
soth St. e25 West. The Hadrian. 81 100.
Wood Dolson Co, s0th and Broadway.
soth St. 49, West End ave. sl,6oo-sl, 800.
p. Mel. Merrill Co, 4sl 9Th ave-
D. Robinson, T. 5. Brown Co. 22T1 B'wsy
SGD St. 1O9 West SEQ
Wood Dolson Co, soth and Broadway.
s2d St. go W. The saxony baths. 81, 400.
u. Robinson, c. s. Brown Co. 22II B'Wsy
SD Ct. 45I West End ave. seOo-sl. 02o.
Fred. Zittel & Sons 10th and B'wsy.
SD St. NW.C. Bwsy. Amidon. sl,I4O- 300.
ID. Robinson c. :. Brown Co, 2217 B'wsy
s3d-sith SITS. 234 Central p. w. s11oo-s1.5OO.
Pease & Gilman. 1876 w. 72d st.
saith ST., 100 Riverside Drive. sl4O0.
W. r. a. J. NJ. Stewart, 40 Riverside Or.
s5th st., 101 West Brockholst 81 600 81, 100
Pease Elliman. l65 W. 40 Ct
s5th ST., 353 West. The Lancashire. si.i00.
Wood -Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway.
s7,h ST.. 1891 West. 500 upward.
Lewis b. Preston. Inc. l65 Broadway
ssth ct. So West. $500.
Wood Dolson Co, Soth and Broadwsy
s9th St. 267 West. Runoia- $500
Fred. Zittel g. Sons, 10th and Bway.
92d st. ~ West $500.
Wood -Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway
e2d St. II. ". st. James Court. 81 .ooo-S1.25o
Lewis b Preston, Inc. lS5 Broadway
92d st.. 2J7 West. Stanley. 500.
Gibbs & Kirby, Broadway and 1880 St
o3d St. 43 West. The Norman. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co, s0th and Broadway.
93d ~. 325 West The Albes. SLIGO
Wood-Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway.
05th ST.. 251 West. Tuileries. 81 400.
Gibbs n Kirby. Broadway and 1850 81
Goth st.. pa Riverside Dr.. $500 20 81 800.
Calder. Nassoit & Lannins, l0Jth and BY.
99th st. 800 West 2B Strand View. $500.
Bing q Bing, J0J 9th ave.
Goth ST.. sol West End ave. sisoo-st.I0o.
Fred. Zlttel q Sons. 10th and Bwsy.
Tooth ct. SIT West End ave. 81 800.
Gibbs & Kirby Broadway and lo5d -.
i0lst ST.. % Manhattan ave 500
Pease Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
iO1st ct. s3s West End ave. Sl9OO-S2.i5O.
Fred. Zittel d Sons 10th and Bway.
1929 St. 5. Cor. Riverside Dr. 81 600 20 g 100.
Calder Nsssoit 4 tanning, l0jth and By.
1880 ST.. West $500
Sauter & Rolman. 43a Central Park ".
1880 st.. $50 West Hsworth. sS4o-s96O
Gibbs & kirby. Broadway and 1880 e.
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go AUDUBON ave. Barney. tA2U.
McYckar. Gaillard r. Co., esth ST. BY
2ss Audubon ave. Jeanette Court $500
McVickar, Gaillard r. Co. esth st. w.
FIVE ROOMS.
4th st, s3 Warrington Square 60 $1,000
p. Mel. Merrill Co. 4si 9th ave
i1th ct. 81 west. The Sumner si.14o.
]. Irving Walsh, 70 West nth ST.
Doth st, 21-2G West 5000
p. Mel Merrill Co.. 4S1 9th ave.
4oth st.. so west $500.
Pease Gilman $40 Madison ave
5lst st. 20 West baths. 5000 81. 400.
Peaso & Gilman. $40 Madison ave
55th st. so-4 West 2 baths 81. oOo-s2 400.
u. Robinson. c. 5. Brown Co. 10 r. soth'
6sth ST.. 200 West 81 sOo-,2 800.
Pease'& E'liman. $40 Madison ave
1is, ST.. 24s West End ave $1,000.
ID L. Gilman 4 Co, Inc. 42l Mad ave
soth ST. 225 West. The fadrian. 5000.
Wood Dolson Co., sOth and broadway
saith ST., 485 West End ave. 5000.
Wood Dpson Co.. sOth and Broadway.
s6th st. 5. W. cor amsterdam ave. $3.50
u Robinson. c. s. Brown Co. @271 u way
soth ct. 2e7 West. Lunoia sl.1oo.
Fred. Zittel a. Sons. 18th and BTa!'
o2d st, ia w 81. James Court. S65o-ssoo.
Lewis r. Preston. Inc. 1875 broadway.
e3d st.. 43 West. The Norman; 5000;
Wood Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway.
osth ST. 25i 800 West. $1,000.
Fred Zlttel & Sons. 79th and Bway.
10lst St. of5 West Chepstow. $1,000
calder. Nassot & Lanping, 1o5th and BY.
1920 ST., s Cor. Riverside Drive. $1,000.
Calder. Nassoit & Lanning i05th and BY.
1880 St 1914 West. Clearfeld 81 25c.
Gibbs & Kirby Broadway and 1880 81.
loSth ST.. and o West. $40
Thos J. OReilly, Broadway and Tooth ct.
111th 81. jo7 West Blennerhasset $40.
MCNickar. t,aillard Co nSth st. by.
1i1th St. $40 West. Savoy. $50
Gibbs & kirby Broadway and 1880 -.
18th Ct. 6l7 West. Huntngheld $500.
Gibbs & Kirby Broadway and 1880 ST.
1i4th ST. zoo West. Hesthcote Hall 5000.
McVickar. Gailiard r. Co. 9sth 81, BY
i15th ST. 6i7 West. wnmot $40 $500.
Gibbs & Kirby, Broadway and 1880 81.
1lcth St.. ~ Claremont ave. $40
Wood -Dolson CO., s0th and Broadway.
i21st ST.. - Morningsde ave woodside. $3.50
Everett VI. SeiNas CO.. io7 9th ave.
l2lst ST. 100 Morningside Drive $3.50 TO $50
Calder. Nsssot & Lannlng, lojth and By
12lst ST. 10 Morningside Drive. $500
Nehring Co, i74th and 81. Nicholas ave.
loist ST.. So West Reed House $40
Wood-Doison Co. soth and Broadway.
1920 St. 1875 CIarenont ave $3.50
Gibbs e Kirby, Broadway and 1850 At.
1921 St, 500 West. Dacous Hall $3.50
Wood Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway.
1885 St. 100 Claremort ave. sT2o.
Fred. Zittol q Sons. 10th and B'vay.
l23d st. 5000 B,.~ nazeiton Court. $40
McVickar. Gailard X Co. osth ST. BY
I24th st. $40 ". Bellport Rail 5000.
J. S. Maxwell. 3422 Broadway.
i27th 81. y Cor River Dr Alabama $3.50.
mcYlckar Gaillard Il Co. 9Sth ~. BY.
10Th ct. 81. Nicholas ave. s5lo-SGoo.
Nohriug Co, l74th and -. Nicholas ave.
l3Jth 81. 5S3 River. Dr. 81. Francis CT $500
McVickar. Gairard Il. Co. 9sth St. BY.
i35th St Gi6-se2 West 1884
j. :. Maxwell. 3I22 Broadway.
135th Ct. soI-825 W. Altoona. s432
J. s. Maxwell 3422 Broadway.
18Th 81. 62I West Altoona $3.50
=. s Maxwell. 3422 Broadway
i55th St. 625 ". Glenwood. $3.50
J. s. Maxwell 1922 Broadway
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THE BRAENDER.

.orvursr COPNFP CENTRAL PARK WEST AND io2ND STREET
ROOMS, $500; # ROOMS AND
Q NO~'0' ~ BATHS, $4,000.
the waited 81
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WEST SIDE.
THREE ROOMS.

oo,b ST.. zoe West Strand View. $3.50.
Biug & Blng, sos 9th ave.
,itb ST.. 500 West. 1852
Wn. Oppenheim, 773 Westchester ave.
,,l,n st.. SOS West. The Ramona $500.
wood Dolson Co. Soth and Bwsy.
9Th s.. $40 West Savoy. $500
Gibbs q Kiroy Broadway and 1880 a..
,,sth ST.. 500 West. Allerton. 5000.
Gibbs & Kirby, Broadway and 1880 ct
l14th st.. coo west Heathcots Hall $500.
McVickar. Gaillard r. Co. 9sth st, BY.
,asd st. $50 Claremont ave. 1920.
Fred Zttel & sons, 10th and B'way.
,ag5 g. 3199 Bwsv Hazelton Court $3.50.
Mcyickar. Gaillard r. Co. 9sth st.. BY.
,e7,F ST.. X Cor. River Dr. Alabama $3.50.
McVickar. Gaiilard r. Co. 9sth St. BY.
,e7,h st. Goa West. whitestone. s42O-S5lo.
Bing & Bling. sos 9th ave.
lss,h St, 90 West. sunderland; $3.50,
McVickar. Gaillard r. Co. 9sth ct, BY.
lse,h e.. $50 West. Norman Court 1850.
Mcvlckar, Gaillard r. Co. 9sth St. BY.
f2qtA g.. $50 West. Billmoore s444
j. S Maxwell. 1922 Broadway. Z.
14sth st. $50 West sylvia Hall $500
Ncvickar. Gaillard r. Co. esth st. BY.
l4eth g.. 567 West The Mansfield. $500.
G. Eosenfeld tMorgenthaup. IS Liberty st.
1888 st. $50 W Trinity Studios s4sO-s6oO.
L. :. Phillips & Co.. 37sT Broadway.
,s7,h 81. $50 West. Columbus. s4sO-ssOO.
L J. Phillips & Co. 37ST Broadway.
,eo,h G. 800 West Chesknollg $500.
Everett VI. Seixas Co., 50T 9th ave.
isod 81 Gl5 West. Yorktown Court. $3.50,
McVickar. Gaillard x. Co, 9sth St. Ry.
,sss st. 600 West. Balmoral Court. s42o.
Wood poison Co.. S0th and Broadway.
,s.tb e. sol West Wilton. s42o.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler $3.50 Broadway.
,-o.b ST.. 555 West. Roberta. SS0oS@60
Net-inr Co., 174th and s.. Nicholas ave.
,-a,b Of. 200 West Stratford Avon. $500.
Nehrinr Co., 174th and ST. Nichola ave.
,7-th 81. 5T5-5s7 West. S2T6-SSS6.
Nehring CO., 1T4th and St Nicholas ave.
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FOUR ROOMS.

,,tN .. 81 West. s75o-se0o.
pesse & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
,,.b a. a West The Sumner. $40.
J. irving Walsh. % Wes' 1lth ST
ff,b :, IS West. $500.
]. Irving Walsh. 70 West nth ct.
o,.b 6. of-23 West s72O-SaoO
Payson Mel. Merrill Co.. 4sl 9TH ave
,,..,, a West , baths. ssn0-s9oO per room.
Pesse & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
49,, G, Sal West . baths. 81. 500 s., 900.
d ROB nsoD. G. :. Brown Co. 10 u. 4oth.
,.., 8, 3.r west stenwood ss40-s1.os0.
Bing & Bins. sos 9th ave
5s,b ~ $50 West. Dearborn. Ss4o-se6o.
BIne & Bing, sos 9Th ave.
tsts 81 200 West. 81 4oO-s2 900.
pesss & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
ssth st.. Ioi West Brockholst. s70o-seoo.
Psass & Gilman. 1e5 West ia ST.
oq5 e, co. West. The Albes. s72o.
WOOD Dolson Co. s0th and Broadway
estA g.. l04 West. 1924.
Fred. Zlttel & Sons. 10th and Bwsy
as.r o.. 25i-255 West. $500
fred. Zittel & Sons. 10th and B'way
p9;h s.. s0e West. strand View. s66o-seoo'
BinF & B!ng sos 9th ave
eatb e. 284 Riverside Drive. Clifden. 5000.
Calder. Nassoit & tanning. lO5th sno v
1929 st. e cor. Riverside DR.. $40 to s. 600 ral,
p Calder Mascot & tanning lo9th ana y >
nth g.. 500 West. s2ss.
WIN Oppenheinl. 10 Westchester ave-
,,.b G.. -n7 W Blennerhasset. $3.50.
NcVickar. Gaillard r Co. sSth ST. % '.
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WEST SIDE.
SIX ROOMS.

l2ist st, 537 West Reed House ss4o
Wood Dolson Co., s0th and Broadway.
i22d ct. $40 West. Dacona Hall. $3.50.
WoodDolson Co., S0th and Broadway.
l2ith st. $40 w Bellport Hall. $500.
J. S. Maxwell, 1922 Broadway.
I25th St. $50 Claremont av. Springfield $3.50.
Mcvickar, Gaillard r. Co.. 9sth ST.. BY.
18TH ST.. y. Cor. River DR.. Alabama. ssI8.
McVickar, Gaillard r. Co.. 9sth St. BY.
1S5th St., 525 West ST. vvons. $3.50.
Fred. Zl,tel g. Sons 18th and B'way.
l85th ST. 6I6-622 ". s432.
J. S. Maxwell, 1922 Broadway.
i35,h st. 62i West Altoona $40
J. ;. Maxwell, 1922 Broadway
I3jth ST.. 625 West. Glenwood. $40
j. 5. Maxwell, 1922 Broadway.
18Th st., 522 West Sunderland. 5000.
McVickar. Gaillard II. Co. ssth st.. BY
ISeth st. $50 West Norman Court. 5000.
McVickar. Gaillard r. CO., 9sth st, BY.
10Th St, SOL West College View. $3.50.
Wood -Doson Co., s0th and Broadway.
i36th st. sol West Savona $3.50
J. 5. Maxwell, 3422 Broadway
10Th ST., $50 W. Belmoore. 1856
j. S. Maxwell 1922 Broadway.
139th St. jsj West. Dudley Court. $500.
J. S Maxwell Sf22 Broadway
14Oth ct. 81 Hamilton Place. 1920.
Wood-Dolson Co, S0th and Broadway
i40th St. 8o1 West Ellerslie Court s720.
McNickar, Sdillard X. Co., 9Sth St, Is y.
141st st.. 500 West. Ellerslie Court s720
McNickar, Gaillard +. Co.. 9Sth ST., BY.
14ist St. 80 West. Wiltshire. $40. .
Fred utter & Sons. 10Th and B'way.
14l.t st. GIL West House OF York. 1860
j. s. Maxwell 3422 Broadway.
l4lst St 3i6j-71 Broadway. $3.50.
Fred. Zittcl sons, 10Th and B'way.
1920 st. 6o5 West. Adeline Court. 500.
McVickar. Gailard r. Co. 9Sth St, b y.
1896 st., 80 West. The Saguenay. SEQ
Wood Dolson CO.. sOth and Broadway.
1i4th st.. $50 West Sylvia Hall. $40.
McVickar. Gaillard Il. Co, 9Sth st., BY.
i4sth ~, < Cor. Riverside DR.. sl.20O-si.500.
Geo. z. Pic5en 81 Co.. j0i Firth ave.
1920 St., 367i Broadway. $500 500.
SCHNEIDER & Llebler, 1929 Broadway.
i57th St, 500 W. Columbus. s720-s COS. -.
l.. J. Phillips & Co, 37s7 Broadway.
l5sth St. 5i5 West Dorenza Court s72o.
Nehrins CO., ITith and 81. Nicholas ave.
i5Stn st.. $500 B'way. Alta Crest. $3.50.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler, 1929 Broadway.
10th St. $50 West $3.50 s420.
L. J. Phillips & Co. 37s7 Broadway.
isOth St, $500 B'vsy. Alta Crest 500.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler. 1929 Broadway.
1920 st.. GI5 West. Yorktown Court $3.50.
McVickar. Galllard X. Co, 3sth ST., BY.
ialst St.. 5gs West Beltana. $500 UP.
y. F. Urquhsrt & Co, 1904 -. Nicholas.
24o Audubon ave Barney. 5000.
McVickar, Craillard r.. Co, 9sth St. B y.
2fs Audubon ave. jeanette Court 5000.
McVicklr. Gailfard Il. CO., 9sth St, 3 y.
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fOf West 18th st.
Composite Manhattan
Square ParkJ.

Seven-story fireproof build
ing. including hall service.
room attendance. electric
light, restaurant. etc. Con-
venientlv located 20 Sub
way aud Elevated Stations.
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SEVEN ROOMS.

,th e., as s. Wash. Square. The Central. 500
D. Robinson. G. ; Brown Co. IA Wall 81.
9Th ~. 20 W. Washington Square $500.
D. Robinson. G.. 5 Brown Co. Il Wall St
9Th ST.. Macdougal & W. 4th 81. $500 5000.
u. Robinson. C. s. Brown Co. Is Wall 81.
9th ct. 30 West. $1,000
Pease n Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
18th 81. 81 West. Ardea. si,JOO-sl, 700
D. l.. Gilman d Co. Inc. 42l Mad. ave.
10th 81. SO West, 81. go
Pease & Gilman. so Madison ave.
56th St. 2OI West. $1,000.
Moore & WyckoN. 80 9th ave.
9th st., 49, West. 81 zoo
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
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A. 222 Riverside Drive.
IRVING AIMS o. ear street.

o - "A seven-story hreproot build
3, ' zoo ,1r. Large. light rooms steam
9 @ drvers. vacuum cleaners. etc'
. ,VD . uLa.hs one corner apartment win
81 800. southern sApo9
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CHERBOURG.

WEST ODD STREET North Cor Central PARK WeS.,
AKIN a. ROOMS AND BATHS, $500 TO $4,000 PIX ANNON
Con
house. block from E'vses ana S"0'' 0
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CONCORD HALL,

A68 RIVERSIDE DRIVE (Cor. tt9th street, -
poouS AND 2.BATHS sttoo; ROOMS AND BATHS $1,000
ninsto freproo building electric eSa'0'' 0
m nohHrnct
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WEST SIDE.
FOUR ROOMS,

2f0 Audubon ave. Barney. t42o.
McYickar. Gaillard r. Co., asth 81 BY
24s Audubon ave. Jeanette Court $500
McVickar. Gaillard X. Co. eSth ct, BY
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16

brought to Colorado to work as strike
breakers in Monarch mine, number 2,
at Louisville, 27 had been cast on their
own resources Friday.
( The men were hirded in Chicago by
a private labor agent who did not tell
them the nature of the work they were
|suppoed to do. A man named McFar-
land, they said, brought them to Col
orado. The first intimation T.. had
that they were coming t. TX in a
strike district was when the doors of
the car were locked while they were
passing through the Denver union de-
pot Thursday.
Two OF Them jumped through win
doWs and escaped The rest were tax
en- to Louisville. Friday morning they
were ordered to go to work in the
mines. They were promised 40 cents
an hour. An but three refused to work.
The men came direct to Denver,
Where they reported to officials of the
United Mine Workers. Friday after
noon they threatened to take their case
before State Labor Commissioner
Brake.
1t is violation of the state law, pun
lshable by fine of mot more than
$4,000, to bring men into the state for
work in strike district, without tell
ing them the nature of the work ex-
pected of them.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
Refuses Demand
CON TIN uED FBoM lsr PACK

charged with various crimes, was de-
MED Saturday by Governor Ammons,
who told Gresham tle strike leaders
have promised to help i'm the arrest of
any of their men for whom warrants
have been issued
'Men in the Ludlow tent city have
fired upon persons on the public road, .
Gresham telegraphed. "One man hac
been murdered. ! am informed that
warrants will be placed in my hands
for the arrest of the murderer as well
as for the arrest of others charged with
various felonious assaults.
Il am convinced that cannot serve
these warrants unless you send mill
tia, without great danger and blood
such military force and equipment as
in your judgment is necessary"
The governor replied:
"Strike leaders have informed me
that they will assist in arresting any
one against whom warrants have been
issued and that you will meet with no
difficulty. Some of the leaders will
have personal charge of the Ludlow
camp hereafter"
While Ammons refused Gresham's
request he declared Saturday he con
siders the situation in the southern
fields critical He had vague reports
of shooting at Oak View, and he no
titled Adjutant General Chase to be
ready to act at once if necessary.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16

the sensation he would had he been
allowed a brief time to compile sta
tistids that he has collected since he
came to the state.
Coal operators hope to head &C a
congressional probe of coal conditions
in Colorado by having Stewart appear
before the grand jury.
The operators answer Friday night
to Stewards declaration that 'fhe was
through with those three men" and
that ''the solution of the strike lies in
the injection of the fundamental ele-
aents Of civilization into the company
beads was to charge his with unfair
ness
Tney said, in part
cat the invitation of Governor Ann
mons, made at the request of Ethel
bert aStwera,t the undersigned, ]. F.
Welborn, D. w. Brown and J. c. Os-
good, met Mr.. Stewart at. the COVER
aor's office, the governor being present
Stewart said he had been appointed
as representative of the secretary of
labor at the request of the United Mine
Workers. He did not reply when ask
ed whether he could act as mediator
with an open an unprecedented mind
He said he had spent most of his time
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ONCE AGAIN we rise to remark that we are opposed
to any bond issue for the paving Of streets for any other
purpose until water is made fit to drink in Wheeling
We have just complaint that the water served is
unfit for drin g. Not only that but is unfit for any
kind Of use according the latest chemical reports We
have pleaded for thirty years for decent water and have
issued bonds to the extent of nearly million dollars
the promise that our masters would give decent water
only to be still without it in the end
Now they tell us that they will take up the water
situation after have made possible pave the streets
for the benefit Of the business We say Streets have
been paved and have become worn out since this mr.
first made u.s. Now we say: tsProye your sincerity Nv
giving us water first and we will consider nayinr the
streets afterward.''
We ask for water It will do rs little good r. Give nc
q brick
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Federal Mediator
CON T1NunD from 1sr PAGE.

the department of labor, when they
had him subpoenaed as a witness be,
FORE the federal grand jury at Pueblo,
which is probing the coal strike condi-
tons.
Stewart was served with a subpoena
oy Deputy U. S. Marshal Tom Clarh
while he was in conference with Con-
gresham Heating at the Brown Palace
aotel. After conference over the
phone with U. S. District Attorney
Harry Kelley, Stewart caught the 12:1o
,. m. Colorado and Southern train fcr
Pueblo
At the time Stewart was notified to
appear before the grand jury, which
The coal operators have approved in
their secret councils, he was checkine
over a long statement from the opera.
tors who refused to meet any of the,
demands he had made for am arb: ira
lion the strike differences. Stewart
eft without making any reply to the
operators attempt to belittle his eli
forts to settle the strike in the inter
ests of the whole state and their direct
charges that he had been siding with
he miners
Stewart was taken unawares and it
IS thought he will not be able to cause
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in Colorado with strike leaders.
We offered him information and
said we would answer any inquiries
he wished to make, but he said he
didn't care for any information from
us. ... r
I'VE told Stewart we would not
meet the officers of the miners organi-
cation, either as officers or as individ-
uals Or have any business relations
with them of amy kind, and that we
had no proposals to submit to the
strikers through him. We said we
would welcome a congressional in
vestigation, if it was not made solely
for political purposes" F
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
HElPNIHE LAUNDRY WORKERS. They

HELPNTHE LAUNDRY WORKERS. They need
your help in organization. Help them by telling them
whenever you meet any Of the that organization will be
good thing for them and that you will help them They
have never been organized and they know little the bust
ness of unionism and it will be encouragement for
them if you pass Strengthening word along.
There are girls working the laundries of Wheeling
Tor as little 81 week This not enough to live upon
more but it will help you for whenever the lowest paid
worker is raised the higher paid workers benefit in
exact preparation This can be Mechanically proven
More than two hundred foundry workers in Wheeling
are working today in competition with each other the
jobs going to those who will work the cheapest and those
live the cheapest We have waited long enough for the
various civic organizations of whatever to take the
lead in raising the standard Of living Wheeling and we
have waited in vain. Now the workers must do it them
selves We must organize all the wage workers Of Wheel
Ing and we must start in with the Laundry Workers
They have formed organization and have been
granted charter by the international Union of Laundry
Workers Now let us all join in making it real union
and'a thing Of lasting benefit to them and to u.s.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
SOCIALISM AND RELIGION.

l believe It would be wearisome and
even fatal to stifle the aspirations of
the human coscience. do not believe
at all that the material and social life
suffice for man. We want him to be
able to rise to conception of life by
means of science, reason and freedom
The hour has come for democracy no
longer to mock or outrage the ancient
faiths, but to seek whatever they con
tain that is living and true and can
abide in an emancipated nd tbrodened
humn coscience.-Jean Jaures. the
French Socialist.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
ASK WHEREABOUTS
OF GERMAN HEIRS

Henry Schumacher, of Roslindale,
Boston, Mass, has written G. H. Hug
gins of this city. a fellow Electrical
Worker, in the attempt to locate any
heirs of Henry and Catherine Schroe-
der (nee Schumacher), who came from
Bayrische, Kleinphalz, Germany, and
located in Wheeling in the l850s.
He explains that there is some estate
in the old country which awaits settle
ment until these heirs are located.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
THE ORGANIZATION. CAMPAIGN :

along nicely To some of impatient brothers we would
suggest that Rome was not built in day., and also that
Billy Sunday never opens campaign in town unless he
has been advertised for at least year previously
1t is better that wait until every local union in
Wheeling has joined in the campaign even should we have
actual work The only strength to the movement Viii be
IN The solidarity that lies behind it and with every local
union in Wheeling joining in the crusade we will give an
OF this broad land of ours 10y
And every local union in Wheeling will come in on
thls movement If they made to understand tLc pa
organized brothers and bring them into the fold of mn
lonls 60 their own good benefit and to the benefit Of
every wage worker In the city of Wheeling.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-16
William Greer Dead

Matt Greer, we'll known in local La.
Dor circles, went to Mingo, O., Thurs
day, called there by the death OF his
brother, William Greer. The latter
was employed as yard brakeman IN
the Carnegie works, and fell under an
engine Wednesday night and had ootn
legs cut off, dying from the injuries
shortly afterwatd. He was 80 years Of
age and leaves wife and four child.
rem.