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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
WANTED-Fe1nale

wAHTAD-Women, IS and over, OF
Wheeling and vicinity, who desire 10
prepare for government examinations for
positions as postoffice clerks. field
clerks, departmental clerks, matrons, etc.,
call and interview Mr.. Henry Laurcns at
Mcclure Hotel. Monday. February 18th.
Permanent positions at good salaries.
Minors under 81, must be accompanied :
by parent Hours. p. m. until 8 p. M
Ono day only. f-17-g
WAnTBD-Nlght cook. lady preferred.
Homan restaurant. 5o-1sth ST.. f'17-i
WANTND-A girl for general house,
work and cooking. Apply Mrs George
Hewitt No. 20 Walnut Ave. Woodlawn.
film :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
WANTED-Male

wAMx1D-Men IS and over, Of
Wheeling and vicinity, desiring 10
prepare for government examinations for
positions as postoffice clerks. field
clerks. railway mail clerks, government
farmers, revenue officers. custom Off.
GERS, etc, call and interview Mr.. Henry
Laurens at Mcclure Hotel, Monday, Feb:s
ruary 18th Permanent positions att
accompanied by parents. Hours L.. p.
m until 9 y. m. One day only" {-17-g I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

In cooking potatoes use those OF unit
form size and there viii be no waste
on account Of the small ones falling 10
pieces before the large ones arc cooked.
Ono housewife boils small ones one day:
the next time she selects all those NJ
medium size and the lurgc ones serve
for another meal. and she asserts say
ing Of several bushels a year by this
plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
WANTED-MaIe or Female

DANTED-Stock statesmen or saleswo-
men. Write for particulars Of estab-2
lishcd oil stock paying large dividends.
Unusual selling points. Liberal COM
mission and exclusively territory granted.
Earning possibilities large. J. F. Taylor
g. Co., Inc, New oYrk. f-17-E .is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

ro1 1ANT-Garase, No. 1o-1sth St.
f-13-m
FOE 2AMT-Nieely furnished rooms.
modern conveniences, In business cen.
ter OF city. Inquire End floor. IntelliEen-
Ger Bldg. ja.13.tf
ron AHNT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer Bldg. ja-13-tf
F0Z xHN1-Splendid room 50 By 80
feet. sky lights. steam heated. sulta1ie
for photograph gallery. or other bust.
ness. Located in business district close
TO depot Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing InteIligencer. 1908 Market street
Wheeling. diff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. }

-Four Minutes to Answer This.
No. 20.
Here We have in puzzle form two
sorts of material to be found at the
hardware shop. What arc they:
ANSWER TO NO. SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
WANTED-To Buy

wAN11D-Fresh COW. grade tHolstefn. !
Jersey or Guernsey. Must stand tu-@
bercular test. w. H Eickerson R R
I Elm Grove, phone Woodsdalc 7lI2
Ring 4. f.17-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
FINANCIAL

MONEY in Wall Street. Do you specu.
late: Ny copyrighted system guar
antccs profits or money refunded, Moth
ing like il offered before. WAtc to-
day for particulars. Charles Reed, 80
Broadway New York. f-17-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

If you offer that apartment
For Rent" at the right price
you will have little trouble in
finding the right tenant. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

PATENTS for sale. To buy or sell pat.
ents address Patent News-A, Wash.
inGton. D. c. Only inventors newspaper
published.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
DIED

CLAToR-On saturday. February Is.
1914. Mt . o'clock y. III. JOHN b.
CLATOR. in the 43rd year OF his age.
Funeral from the family residence. Mt.
DC Chantnl, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Intcrmcnt private in Green
wood cemetery.
(PlcaSc omit flowcrs.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Wheeling Steel & Iron Comnanv

The annual meeting Of the stockbold-
ders of the Wheeling Steel and Iron
Company will be held at the office of
the company. corner Main and South
streets. Wheeling. W. Va, on Tuesday,
February c5th. 1919. at 200 D. m. for
the election Of Directors and the trans
action Of any other business that may
be properly or legally presented.
Transfer books will be closed from
close of business February 18th. 1918
to close Of business February 25th.
1919.
BY order of
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ISAAC NJ. SCOTT. President.
Attest:-C. J, HUNTER. Secretary.
J25, IS fe 4. II. IT, IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

KUHN-On Saturday, February Is.
1919. nj ESQ o'clock A. M. at her late
residence, 81 Main street. EMMA J.
KUHN.
Funeral services At the residence Mon
day afternoon nj $3.50 O'Clock. Friends
invited. lntcrmcnt MI. Wood ccme-
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
LOST and FOUND

LoST-Ladics umbrella at postofficc.
between $3.50 and 400 p. m Reward
for return to Room 800 Postoffice build-
ing. f-15-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTAD-To buy or rent hotel or
rooming house. State price Address
Hotel care Intelligencer. f-12-i 10
HTfIMT1oN, COAL Y1o0VCl1i.
We have for sale few, steel plates for
coal chutes. Tri-State Pipe Co., Bell
aire. Ohio. f-1z-j
need your. business. am 4 tailor
and fix clothes and make them; also
clean, press and repair. Look me I'D,
second floor. over Woolworths, 1918
Market street, Sam Hartman. ja-3o-7ot 3
PATIENTS ssssr:a: 1r.o..
- -. cd. Paisst Ns1l
trademark lttif4LA OookisG INA
National Exchange Bank BuiilN1;
WhsaliA1. ". ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17

BEUTER-Suddcnly on Friday. Fcbru-
nry 1889, at s O'Clock p. m. at the
Wheeling hospital. LOUISE. wife OF
the late Max Reuter-. in her 6lst year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOR REM :

ro1 1AHE-Garase, No. 1o-1sth st.
f-1S.n,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Rentals of Trade Space
Keep Brokers Active
Heavy Demand for Lofts and
Stores in Various Loca.
tiOns of the Civ

Samuel ]. Tankoos, in conjunction
with Henry Shapiro E. Co., has leased
Tor long term Of years, at a rental
aggregating s1250OO, the small north
erly store and basement at 1857 to
1851 Broadway to Harry !. Pell,
haberdasher
Louis Schrag and Schmidt 4 Dono-
hue have leased for George Ehret the
building at the northeast corner of
lwenty-ninth Street and Seventh Ave
nue. tor hfteen years to Ladenheim &
hickman, who, after extensive altera-
tlons, will occupy the premises.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
to the Federal X-Ray Company execu-
tive Offices in the so East Forty-second
Street Building and to William T
Moon suite of Offices in the same
building.
Spear & Co. have leased with George
Nleman the store and basement at / As
and l47 West Twenty eighth Street
containing 10000 square feet, to Kas-
sendorf & Mayors, furriers; the store
end basement at 107 Greene Street to
the Liberty Paper Box Company; the
third loft at % West Fifteenth Street
to the K. D. G. Children's Dress Com
pany; the ninth loft at 81 West Sew
enteenth Street to Samuel Moskowitz
and Norberg Herman; the third loft at
e37 and 539 Broadway to NJ NJ. Bern
stein Co., and the fourth loft to J
Kleinman Sons; the third loft at 16
and IS East Twelfth Street to Abra-
ham Dlugatch; the first loft at Is to
l9 East Fourth Street to Bashwitz
Brothers, and the second floor at 141
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Home Buving i'm BROOKLYN

The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 453 Decatur Street, a three-story
no. basement dwelling on lot 26xl00, for
Margaret Martin.
James S. Anderson & Co. have sold
the dwelling at 327 Park Place to Charles
r. Strauss.
The Meister Builders have purchased
1850 Forty-irst Street, Borough Park,
a two-story dwelling on lot 20xl00
Burling & Swan have sold the three
story and basement frame dwelling on
4 lot 18XlO0 at I24 Lafayette Avenue,
for S. Longman.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov have
sold to the Sherman Building Company,
who VIII at once improve it with two
family house, q plot 30xlO0. on the eas
side OF Delamere Place, 100 feet north
Of Avenue L.
l. Salzberg has sold for D. Salvin 70
n. Tager lot 30xl00 on the north side
OF Forty-elghth Street, l40 feet east Of
Fifteenth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11


70 10 l4o West Seventeenth Street to the
western Electric Company.
u me Charles F. Noyes Company and
1ei! Stern have leased the fourth
s.r s.u nfth floors al 457 and 459 Broome
nors. no,eet 10 the Constantine Tobacco Cor
ing. at the northwest corner of Broad
way and Spring Street, to Charles I.
"a. Eae son. and floor in 953 and 955
. hlfd Avenue to the lnternationa g !
ofootherhood Of Electric Workers.
oross q Brown have leased the fifth
uoor a. SO 10 II West Twen4v-frsY
Street to Isadore Liebowrtz and et4ice
In22aGGe n2.:Gt at lo East Forty first Street to
Philip Buxton.
lanes S. Anderson {. Co. have sold
the = s ieasehold properly at 242 East
TTLLoao"ay 81 and 23l Division Street for
Thomas S. Gladding TO Josenh Frejs-
ner. I, and have rented the store 157
west l23d Street to Wolf Holzberg.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Bryn Mawr Park Lots To Be
Sold at Auction To-day

Joseph P. Day will sell at auction to-day
the Bryn Mawr Park estate of the late
supreme Court Judge William Mitchell.
The sale will be held at p. m. in Phil
lpsburg Hall. one block south of Getty
Square. The property was purchased
by Judge Mitchell in 1876 and is TO be
divided into 2l5 building plots and lots.
and four large acreage tracts, one of
which comprises a portion of the Dun
woode Golf Club links. 1t is located
directly at the Bryn Mawr station on
the Putnam division of the New York
Central Railroad with frontages on and
adjacent to Palmer Avenue, Mile Square
Road. Halliday, Ramsay and Briggs
avenues.
The three acreage tracts contain five.
eighteen and forty-two acres. Included
in the sale is the Mitchell mansion, with
farmhouse, outbuildings, etc.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

ident, to Vincenzo Graziano the two
family house at 2344 Turnbull Avenue.
Samuel H. Martin has sold for the
Central Union Trust Company, of Al
bany, 1914 Nelson Avenue, a dwelling,
to the Pitthan Realty and Holding
Corporation and in turn resold it for
the corporation to James Hopkins.
Ernest N. Adler has sold for Ernes-
tine c. Gardner to Otto Niche 81 Pros
pect Place. thrce-story and basement
dwelling, on plot 16.8x58.
Development Co. Buys Plots
The United Land Development Com
pany has purchased from the 18th
Street Corporation plot 100xlO0 on
Wilder Avenue. between Edenwald
Avenue and kingsbridge Road; plot
50x1o0 on Murdoch Avenue, between
Edenwald and Randall avenues, and
one lot on Edison Street, between Eden
wald and Randall avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
A Assignments of Mortgages

s5S 415. 5 5,s: :i,is 4sS, S. s;'4 Nss''2ss
Circle and 70 ,he Bond & Mor,sars aFSpsgn ;
Guar Co 175 Remsen st. proosivSS
,1sr5 4SsSS rs. -, $500; 1 ; s+9o99 ana sloooo
sno, eNrs, TO Diedrich T!et;.n ana -
Tietjen TO Louis Heflbrunn. 6Ns W iq+h
81 city Hoffman IS Nassau $
ssTH ST. 1856 ". wn ''Ssg r,~ebar sna > ;,
greenwich say BanN and y Lie ms
GO - Greenwich saw Bank g46 srh sv
ati1s MieGleorooN < =. g. Cedar :
sSsas ..--.. 81. 0np sna S. oo0
~ III Sf iS l. Jtica orphan Asylum
- I1tie Dlar Trust Co. l7s Bwat
u7TH ST. 4s W wm sohmer indls8d
and eNr. TO Richard Hesse 1888 ist
s''Ss' SoAiier < > Liberss
AUDUBON Az 2ss mtse $40 200. Ret Retz-
300 7th av. atty, Jacob Bernsn. s4s
l45TH ST. l5s-si ~: n,tse $500 we,ss
LenleiN Holding Corpn TO N Pressoer-
ger 800 W ilsth 81, attys. Ribnan &
1srH st sos + LAWYERS Mort co -
80 ST =. TO Coiuf- tus av SAM
huratrick 10 Stewart Holding CO. lo5
,tA ST attys oicott Il. AcM ~ +
i'N b"aF s.. aS' 5s
BROoME ST = 50 ~ suffolk ST Law
Sers Mort co to India Wharf Brewing
o. 90 hamilton av Bkiyn attys, Lind
so ffirr 81 ~
SAME PROPERTY a 1. t'hrstine q Open
al'n IT al. trustees. % Lawyers Mort
co. SO Liberty st.-..... .....sls 500
a2p ST :. l25 Q 7th av. Adrian Iselin
u. and a0o. TO Wm J Wallace. attvs
Osborn. r 6 w. = Bway s. o0o
SAME PROPERTY; Eugene Wife Chaun-
cey NJ Depew to Wm J Wallace attys
same -...-........ .....-....S IS SEQ
II III ST. n = 2oS 7th av. Samuel Ber-
man to Montague Aaron and ano. 1sa
" s7th 81, atty. l. Phillips. % Mas
lS$D ST. 5 ". Adellne BorcN to Max
tSorek, l324 Madison av. atty. Chas /,
Borct. 3s Parn Row 81
lo2D ST. lls-12l r: Freehold const~u.-
Ton 60 TO aaron Futterman s47 "
'It AV. 567 Wm " johnson ana ano
trustees to Edw II Nennard. 7Se NVes,
hnd aV; atty. Louis Cans - cD5ar
cCLUMBus Az 7e2, Frederic DE- P ro-.
te't tustee. to Enigrant Industrial ,av-
ings Bank atty. L } Mcclure II Chan-
Us 81 -.-.-.-.--. ...---........ .Slg.5o0
S4TH ST. Az e: Eliz s stetDgostsr =,
Mattnew Muulev. 60o g SD 81. stfvs s.
r. Bl0ch. 80 Nassau ST e. 5cn
oiS ; ~ +; Warren Cruikshank trus-
Zee TO Title Guar & T Co. % liberty
s4TH ST. 81 "; n Y Title 4 Nor, s5,oso g. ne
Safv uri katz. ESQ Central Park w sttv
y q NJ Co. ls5 Bway ....s1s. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

for Samuel Lehr 1882 University Ave
nue., a live-story apartment, on plot
56.S2xlt2
Albert +. Kelly has sold 279 to 2s5
East 10th Street, two three-story and
two four story buildings, on plot 80x
llo. to the Market Managing and Op-
Grating Company.
Two Family Dwellings Sold
Albert Z. Kenny has sold for William
J. Mckinley to Minnie A. Cunningham
2612 Marion Avenue, two-family
building, on plot 25xlOo.
Elmer c. Gates has sold for the Hud-
Will Corporation, Hudson p Rose, pres
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Suites in Apartments Leased

Pease E. Gilman have leased apart
ments at III East Forteth Street 10
Elizabeth P. Newell; at East Forty
fifth Street. to Lucien Andriot; a ll3
East Seventy-sixth Street, to Mrs. NJ.
Hunter; at SO West Twelfth Street,
to Shelton Hale; at l5s West Fif-
teenth Street. to Mrs D. Emmons; at
ll6 West Fifty-ninth Street, to J. W.
Hutchinson, jr., and to J. p. Cappeau;
at 1873 West Seventy-ninth Street, to
Lieutenant Commander Oscar c.
Greene, and at SO West Eighty eighth
Street, to Mrs. K. Schreiber
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Broadway, Brooklyn, to
Have Another Theatre

Brooklyn is to have another theatre.
1t is to be in the block bounded by
Broadway and Gates and Ralph ave
nues. The property has been bought
from the Darwin Realty Company, Of
which Henry L. Batterman is president,
by the Gates Avenue Theatre Corpo-
ration. of which Charles Reinhardt is
president. The consideration was
Sl7OOOO
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Building Lean Contracts

CONCORD Az 81 Joseph 50 laa-
100. Northern New YORK Wef Wash
laundry Co. Inc loans 6 + Rldg 90
Inc, 20 erect story building
ltt inenfs .-.+-.-..- GOO
MINERVA Fl, cor Grand blvd and
toncourse. 70xi 90. Union square SAVINGS
Fank loans William n Moore Holding
%. Inc, TO erect a story bullaIrs
payments -.........---- .--... s. 500
w ALTON AN, 2ei-l Belmont ~
7Sxis04 Title Guar 4 I CO iosuS Schofi>
h4dg Corp. 10 erect a 5-stoty apartment
payments ...--.-...... ...... $50 200
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Long Island City Corner Sold

The Fahrenstock Electric Company
has purchased a plot, 50x1o0, on East
Avenue, at the northwest corner of
Eighth Street, Long Island City,
through G. E Clay, on which it intends
to erect modern machine shop.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
AEW JERSEY

aEb,. 70 EGY or HEAT. 4 AMArr,
~ =" sew Jefs~Y Or on Long fslaud
sss .szeeeeins n miles fsosn s~w w
sassts, ~ fS'iread siding. AMI whefe
sns - is permitted, buiJGinE II any
A<f.,ItJ, pfef@fably ~ fDunary ilve
r.sas mlsn faii particulars and pftee
fsrt ~. - Hi.i>. IT.. 1lg Ram -. s,eu
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Dwelling for Nine. Muller

Pease & Gilman have leased to
Madame Muller the four story dwell
ing at III East SiXtieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DEfK ROOM on MAILING PRfViLE1E
In beautifully equipped offic~. including
w,enogra pbsr. telephone s@ryicss very rsA.
soBabie. suite zol. l6ft Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
IN Kinds of Realty
Attract Bronx Buyers
..,x Apartment Houses in Va
r;ous Sections of Borough
Among the Sales

u;,Iam II. Mehlich has sold for the
Realty Holding Company to
! ,ans Katz 1lo4 flndlay Avenue; ven: e: a
sstory apartmen'. ,SG on a plot OF !" Ssxlo0 S o.,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
NEW JERSEY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

r., o.. i'''H.--<Jwnsrs % You want cann
mr.. 1se' cr". mo snG three family
ms,1,,s sh' apartment houses Send ftlIl
tse,. AEs. 1DicK ac'iru. C'Fara Brnx
- - @nd y ebafsf aYe Btnnx
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

It'll ST. ~ ". Augustus schncS et a..
trustees. 10 Central Sas Bans it7 ar
av a'tys Amend s. - N~ss..s
FRANKLIN ST. 5e-se Nuser.csn nus "a
- go.asn ota Trust Go. 90 Rvsy atty.
lsIsT s. : 4 J. n Co. ), -, rs swsy sss.oeo
Hudson 2 Rose Co " .sfh ;. 8
- IT :. - " Col av. Lawyers Title 4
rosS GO u Union Dune Say Bank, -.
IN aV sfiNs. l. Go ff
Brona
ROAD LEADING from we.,ehe..-r .s of
White pislns rd or ro-es
iar1 now or fornerlt Geo Is~.-.. ...-
i"-lfHn erre. gar -.r..--
I'm lin 70 -. s.@s~ \ sea.'aeiin. lio'.l An
7tif ffte G1~r Il r Coz JIG R~aa.
- 49,, : tltss
SAME PROPERTY l.4t, s. Scn.effr. ..l
"no Sainrs - Edgar ; Schlef,.ln ssf..
aceress' atis. same
RIVER AV. :. lfe.s p lStth s., looxioe
also ls4th 81 ssa e y y rl,i. a W.
- thos Palmer 1sa r klrssbrt =
asst attorney. Sew Yofk Tit.. 4
VEST FARMS RID 1853. Celia s.n,rs.n
Q, keoec. "A krakower las7 Home -,
,,'en,' ~ n >sn.t~on - Front - g.
SANE PROPERTY Rssscca : k-s...,,..-
TO Celia sampson. 7S ~ Wash Az 8,
ft3D ST. eeSs = Rem Grodln aa--- a,,
9no 70 sAnA Horwitr f7s " 80 -.
~, .,'s Fried < X 9ss Bwss 80. $ ooo
18th st. :. $50 = WiuiS a.. f-.xftD
h'ei fhtra 10 Fmms } WOO a.S
Monfoe - BAifn, atty. r : Woo.
SCrTHERN BLVD. 1901 3 Cnafis.-.
Nieho.so 70 Andrew wilson b. S..-s
as-e. Y atty. Andrew Nilsson. 81 -
BWsN. 80
BOSTON RID. Io43 Adoiph nlursn-f.t -
bessle Scherpo et5 1854 $, Attr n
haui''ah' zss bway .----....... 500
linton AN, y Crane st 7sloxlnc.
; Trust Co &c Mile Barnett; 7a0 A.e
ST John. atty. Milie Barnett. -aa A..
81 John e. ana
BURKE Az s. 100 . White Plains "a.
-oNloe. Chss l. rlinlsH so solomon Nos
era. l2- Cohgni av New Rocn.ii. :
atty. r = & = CO. l1s B~av
LAY AZ loe7 T 9 x T Co 10 kaiharirA
Car. 80 lnlNersity sv. ana snn. e>rs
SilN, ! . r CO. i'0 Rwer e. a0e
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
ApAgTM'Ts TO LEr


II Her. s9vrn spsrtmessf, sffb fatfi sng
|zeeSIsns ~ isns ard xss included.
|1stass IL W. 5sth st.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
MANHATTAN LEASEHOLDS
1O31-3-5 Third Ave.

y 2 cor 6lsf -. fhrH0 f-storF fene-
menrs ard stores, 10 be- sold separately
Size -Ix7S each
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

t%isEALi.Y attractive unrurnishrd apart
mont East Side. twelve large sunny
roDfus. rss fnastef's Dedrnprrs. four ba ha
Tsie Dtone Eye IN Addrens Box g75
itYr. - r
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
Bronx Vacant Properties
Long Island City Improved Properties

~ s',. r r. CIR WILSON Ave- erar.
STORY apartment. fNt3o go s5 all
cor Astoria Ave, soar-s'ors
par'm.rt. --Ns+5 SO -6s y s. coz
Vim AFt f'ir sfars apartment 1la
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

o4IH ST AZ E; Eliz s Steingester -
;iII"Iy1hew N y Muuler. sac SD st; attys. A q
- 81 el9 f; Warren Cruikshank --us
Zee TO Title Guar & T Co % Liberty
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

3SS & 362 Astoria Ave, Flushing
Acl ~ W cor. fth Ave. ln0 s-stoIy
t@nrments N.tn stores. To he sold g pa
gateiy SIZE a3Nio0 eaeh.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

= ~. ms : Az 10 Frederic Dc Fos-
ter, trustee to Emlgrant In5ust~,sl a.,
ings @ Bank atty. E Mcclure. IL cham
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
% Wilson Ave.

Auartfneu- 'n rAi00N rrrE ..
y h. Coz III. -4f f..r--tDrI Arar'
.1 -r-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
new ROCHELLE

Modern oflco building. 92x75. store
and seven Offices: title company
mortgage 10000 at 5la e prop
erty worth $4,000; owner will en-
change equity for residence prop
frtN
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11

Aa5 F cor "a Ay~. f5sr- story
4Ncliing 2eAf5a
New-York tribune., 1919-10-11
PELHAM

On Felhaudale avenue, five min
utes from station. plot covered by
forest trees. 67la front by 125
deep price s2,500
On Boulevard and Eastland ave
nue. ul0f s7l,xlo5 sn o5G
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-08-07
PREDICTS LABOR WILL
ORGANIZE U. S. STEEL
Federation Secretary Makes
the Assertion.

Washington, Aug. 7.-Prediction
that labor would organize the United
States Steel corporation and establish
the eight-hour day for its employees
was made by Frank Morrison, secre-
tary of the American Federation of
Labor, testifying before the house in
terstate commerce committee at the
railroad bill hearing.
1.-The Steel trust" Mr.. Morrison
said, refuses to permit its employees
to organize; and does not permit them
to hold public meetings in Pennsylva-
MIA. 1t is just such acts by repre-
sentatives of a great corporation that
has created unrest in this country,
which is now at the danger point"
Representative Dennison, Republi-
can, Illinois, wanted to know how the
Plumb plan would affect unrest among
steel workers.
"It would bring hope to them tina
at some future time it would prove
helpful to them," the witness replied
''It would mean the hope of shorter
hours. With the present great devei
Opment of the labor movement, witt,
the steadily increasing membership
1 believe we will organize the steel
trust and establish the eight-houl
day."
Mr.. Morrison said at the outset he
was present to testify that the fed
Grafton stood behind labor's plan foI
solution Of the railroad problem. He
presented resolutions endorsing that
plan which were adopted by the Fed
GRAFTON at Atlantic City recently.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
Federation, Mr.. Morrison said, accept
ed the honorary presidency of the
Plumb Plan league, organized among
the rank and file of the fourteen rail
way national and international organi
cations, and generally among the or
CARNATIONS affiliated with the FEEDER
alton, ito carry to the public and t.
congress the principles of the plaI
now embodied in the Sims bill, which
has been endorsed by the chief eX
ecutives of the fourteen railway or
CARNATIONS.
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