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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
Building Contracts, Contractors ana
Sub Contractors

Public Building-A shelter house for
the Northside Fairgrounds, on Hamilton
avenue and c., H. & ID. X. r. Owner, the
Board of Park Commissioners of Gin
cinnati; architects, CARRIER & Woodward,
Union Central Building, Cincinnati, O.
Contract, except for plumbing and iron
work, awarded to the David Gordon
Construction Co. Contract for iron work
awarded to the Grimm Iron Works, and
for plumbing to Henry II. Schwarz.
]. q. Cooper, owner and builder, to
build 2-story brick and stone dwelling
on Estes place, south of Van Antwerp.
Cost, $4,000.
X. ID. Addison, owner and contractor,
4914 WetZel avenue, to build two stucco
dwellings on west side of Wetzel ave-
nue., north of Cornish avenue, Madison
vile. Mr.. Perkinson, architect. Cost,
1000.
Theo. Bacharach, 5000 Reading road
to build an addition to his building at
71O East Mcmillan street John Peters,
builder Cost, $1,000.
City Ice Delivery Co., owner to alter
its building at 32l-323 Jefferson avenue.
II. H. Bell, builder; b. T. Wisenall,
architect. Cost, $4,000.
w. c. Harper, owner and builder, to
build two frame cottages on west side
of Amy avenue, north OF East Fork
road w. d. Holley, architect. Cost,
$1,000 each.
A. w. Hayward, owner, to build 2
story brick dwelling on northwest cor
ner of Woodburn and Burdett avenues
J. c. Cox, builder. Cost $12,500
University of Cincinnati, owner to al
ter its building on Clifton avenue John
+. Harig builder; Tietig & Lee, archi-
tects. Cost, $500.
John Hoffman, owner, 341O Hillside
avenue, to build 1-story frame resi-
dcnce at 672 Steiner avenue. John Brox-
terman, builder. Cost 1900.
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co, own
cr, to build brick storage building on
South street. Fisher & Devore, build
ers; Zettel & Rapp, architects. Cost,
$4,000.
Florence M. Gibson, owner, 312 Della
ware avenue, St. Bernard to build a
1H-story brick dwelling at rear of 1856
Winslow avenue. N. b. Hadley, build
er. Cost, $4,000.
|. M. Martin, owner, to build frame
shooting gallery at Chester Park. Cost
$1,000.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
CovinSton, Ky.

The Building Inspector has issued
permits as follows:
+. T. Settle, owner, to remodel resi-
dencc at $40 Madison avenue, Hildreth
& Beckman, contractors. Cost, $1,000
Repairs for the Mother of God
Church. on Sixth street Carl Bros,
contractors. Cost, $4,000.
Repairs for St. Joseph Church,
Twelfth and Greenup streets. George
Lubrccht, contractor Cost, $4,000.
Remodcling and addition to Masonic
Temple, at Fourth and Scott streets.
John J. Craig contractor. Cost, $4,000.
Val Then, owner, to build a brick
residence on Southern avenue and Cop
pin street w. II. Ware, contractor
Cost, $4,000.
Maude Cook, owner, to install new
plumbing at COG Western avenue. Dom
mick, contractor Cost, $50,
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13

]. B. Respess, owner, to remodel four
frame residences at Worth and Lewis
streets. McClurg, contractor Cost,
$500 each.
Ben Heving, owner and contractor, to
build frame residence on Tracy ave-
nue., between Earle and Inhrmary ave-
nues. Cost, $1,SO0.
Mrs Striebich, owner, to install new
plumbing at 4541 Decoursey avenue.
Sheridan, contractor. Cost, $125
The Standard Oil Co., owner, to in
stall lavatory and water closet at 25th
street and Madison avenue. VIM. Dah-
lenburg, contractor Cost, 500.
Newport, Ky.
The Building Inspector issued a per-
nit to f. G. Adler, owner and contrac-
tor, to build a wareroom and stable
at Sixth and Saratoga streets Cost,
So, 800.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
BUSINESS BOYCOTT is LEGAL.

San Francisco-The Supreme Court
OF California has ruled that ii is lawful
for an cmploye discharged by firm to
solicit trade of former customers for
a competing firm
An employe of the New Method laun--
dry was discharged and then induced
customers of that concern to patronize
a company with which he was connected.
The hrst-named laundry secured an in
junction to stop this practice, but the
supreme court rules that the employe is
within the law.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
RIGHT TO QUIT is PARAMOUNT

Kansas City, Kan.-"Compulsory in
vestigation, like compulsory arbitration
reduced to its last analysis, means only
involuntary servitude or slavery" says
the Boiler Makers Journal "We are
going to insist on continuance of our
right to quit work at any time, for any
reason or no reason, alone or in COM
pany with our fellow workers"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
PAINTERS WOULD RAISE
WAGES.

Seattle, ash.-Painters' Union No
800 has voted to demand wage increases,
beginning April L. Present rates are
$3.50 day and the painters will ask
for $500. This will be their first in
crease since 1906.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
PreCautiOn Unnecessary.

Don't you know you will be pun
ished for fishing on Sunday?" asked the
shocked minister of the little boy on
the river-bank.
Not on your life!" replied the young
angler Dads fishing himself a little
way down the stream" ."-Richmon
Times-Dispatch.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-01-13
DAIRY WORKERS UNITE.

Seattle, Wash.-Dairy and creamery
workers have organized federal union
and will be chartered directly by the A.,
+. of L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

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Dor ocm GberriAter Soper i'm Gri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
Sleirnths. 2iccnsen.

George O. 9lireD, %, acidic0cu 4.
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Cambridge. Mo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

minolgcridt ucrontlportrn muBte,.
cntiG,uloiatc ieinc SonOinupSueiic
OoHit, ooB icilc Before Sdlitc, 6rolt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05
32,OOO @erioncn luuIltcn 9reiic.

So be5onptet StadtSonwolt 2oto.
ne, Der sic 9lnfloac in Dem al.
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ocl ocr cjrono @iouo So. Der
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morcfl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

2a9cr60iiiern 6obrifeu etc. nets.
penoig modt Gjrlmoiiiid. umO9ou.
Sperotionen III Ser Staot ielbit iinO
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tirt. Inter ciner g(n5o6l bon bieiis
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0caoht miro, bot 5uiricOeuItellen.
ocrc @roportiouen Nugenonnlen.
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Deutldlc Sparbanf
bon Baltimore,
SaSmel.@fc Baltimore. nnN @utan.Str.

Cos Circormhn cine Gro. 9u;ScuSc 5ur Slate uuu ciucm
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ucr &rOjcn pro Sobr wcocu mb md Dem auaar 1917
IN ocu 0cpoiicubiiIycrn gltgcdrebcn meroeu.
Charles spiiman, BraiiOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-05

Ibcr Der Iireftorcnbeb0roc meitcr 5n
iuirIen. (Sencral.Ilauager E6omaS
g GroB miro pdbrcu0 iciucr 9(bwc.
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Kinder sGE1rG.Grr
EGCH FLETcHER'S
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wiutDelIuua 81 Magasn.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
Pitcher Pfefer
Comes to Terms
With Brooklyn
Daubert Joins Hot Springs
Forces-Wheat Expect
ed to Report Soon

Hot Springs. Ark. March 14.-After
short conference this morning, JEFF
Pfeffer came to terms with the Brook
Ign club for the season of 1911 lie
receives a slight increase in salary over
1914. 1918 and 1916, with bonus for
twenty-five victories or better, and a
smaller one if he wins in the nelghbor-
hood of fifteen. Hardly had the big
blond pitcher affixed his signature 70
the contract when Jake Daubert ar
rived.
I'm the afternoons workout Jake took
his regular position at first, and on his
first trip to the plate he smashed out
a single. following this later on with
a drive over the centre field fence.
Pfeffer warmed up little and played
the outfeld during the game. The
game itself did little more than furnish
batting practice for the players. which
was won by Larry Cheney's team by a
score Of 3 TO 4.
Manager Robinson sent a long tele-
gram to lack Wheat, at his home in
Polo. Mo. last night. but up TO a late
hour tonight he had received no reply.
Many of the players think that now
Pfeifer has decided that the baseball
war" is over. Wheat may arrive on any
train TO open negotiations with Presl-
dent Ebbets.
Stengel's case seems TO be the least
Of Robbie's troubles. on account of the
great hitting and fielding Of Hickman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
Evans Faces Hard
Season with Two
Titles to Defenl
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Chick Evans realizes that ne
rugged engagement this season on. -, NJ
comes TO making defence Of wv W. m.
so the Chicago star has entetese. =
an carly start. lie LEFT for ao,- !.
California about two weeks sgo, Z.
from there will reach Atlanta ~
Druid Hills intersections
around March %. "a. =, ~
Chick hopes 20 emerge WIN -, -
one Of his crowns intact ahu ~" \. al
liminary warming up may come %
useful ingredient later on
Bobby Jones and Perry Adalh ~ y.
Atlanta sensations, VII pay S,.a'
Pinehurst over SATURDAY any 49,.
where they expect 20 engage ~ n
IL matches with Norman NaAH"e.us. -,s
total ace Of the trio is only ,sr
Years. an average Of bat u 10 -,
this meeting young MaN~e;; !, N q
10 play a return engagement IN ~
lanta tournament. \ tnfee-Da,is L
among these contestants w.
feature we'll worth inspecting
John Young. jr. sor OF W. y, 5
known professional, WI ,sA' Ar :
duties as Pro. at Elmira on ~ ~ p
The Junior Young has oeeh oIf
lower since he was seven .yeals Il q
so has grown up into every @ .Is5 W
game. lie goes 90 gooG slsi,r
he is sure to prove popular
Another first elias. insirs.'Ii,. y
will likely be snapped up s0oN g,,,F
Clarke one Of the game I, y
teachers. Clarke began goIl ,r,', =
country when the game N"S hssrs3 :.
der way and only the ora ,h. tSgtsl@
the nerve TO carry golf ciuOS wv
lie highway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-15
Garon Features
Crescent Seven
Defeat of LAS
New Moons Outclass Rivals
in Hockey Contest by
10 to d Score

The Crescent Athletic Clubs
hockey team defeated the Irish -Ameri-
can A. c. seven at the Brooklyn Ice
Palace last night, by score Of 10
goals to 4. in a loosely played game,
that was not distinguished by any.
thing except the continued hail of
pucks that landed in the cage. The
New Moon players completely out
classed their opponents, and 1t was
lust a question Of how many times they
wished to tally.
What might be called the feature Of
the night was the goal scored by Ernie
Garon. Garon did it all alone, in the
second half. and the band played the
overture from William Tell. in honor
Of the old sharpshooter.
Last nights victory leaves the Cres--
cents and the Boston A. A. still tied
for the lead in the race for the cham
pionship.
Tho l;roun folloWq.