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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-02
A Few OF Our Bargains

Two Room House, lot 75xl00
lots of fruit $500, $500 down,
balance to suit.
Three Room House. fruit In yard
$1,000, $3.50 down, $50 per month
at q per cent interest.
-Four Room Modern House, near
car line $500, $500 down, $40
per month.
Six Room Modern on paved
street. $2500, $500 down, $50 per
month. See this.
Five rooms down stairs, space up
for four rooms, absolutely modern,
fine basement, good location. $4,000,
S25OO down, mortgage back on bal
ance. Fine home,
Twelve rooms Rooming House,
well furnished, hue piano, lot l00x
100 feet Small house rear rents
tor 50 90 and garage rents for 81. 90
per month, All rooms filled. Can
be handled for 50 10000, a find
for some one who really wants a
money maker.
A hne Wood Saw on l.. NJ. +.
Truck Good as new. All tools go
Tor $3.50, Look at this.
Finest farms near Portland. Fac
tory sites. See us.
Greater St. Johns Realty Co.
4O3 NJ. Jersey St.
PHONE COLUMBIA 46O
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
AUCTiC,NS-LECALs
Auction Sales

- .MERCllANTS SogII /.
M,oSSLIi9S SALE OF STORE PROPERTY
Nov MiaS soT2ok- Va. Frd"y mosplnE, i6;a,
located r. the psauufl snonanJo.h
3ley OF Virginia. 200. foo, .lcL.. ON. 4
n,Ics south Of StnunSrn on AiNiuIahroul
IKE. Overloohing u ;I~h and u,ctars SOU,
IntminS section III Aug's,I County lie
biES iH"ns county south Of ,he Alason and
This IL considercd ono OF the hes, ,oca
i tsns ,m the State for general Incrchan.
i, THIS is an oid-cs,abiishcd stand nos,
oy nf grCd and able busnurts
n nIinainE has been renting for sGeo per
1n9 since March, 1915. Snpuld rem, Tor
SaiYI,nn present SIZE q .i"un'c concrete
Lighted with either aasoline o. arc,ylene
Four oqco rooms. SECOND door
nes.Nehce with large garden. garage und
ni",s 'p i,n i"t WI be sold SAME day. Com.
s pu;G ms OF store fixtures .ii be so,a
r," Tteiy same day. Possession OF ,,rup.
~ u.n"ary Or .kooner.
,po eir,m'; store BIDS. .i.cOc cash. 400 an
SuatiE, store fixtures, ash or tIay 81 Yain
sale. ""o"H o.. uiY OF
E Ef2i lnfcIin.!ion addresa owners.
\, III =. McGARY q COMPANY
III fodrth stFvct. pL. 40 NH, 70,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sac
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
$3.50
centrally located brick. IL rooms
baths. Leased to responsible ton
nnts iYr !sN u year. Easy terms ar
ment.
$3.50.
S!E-room brick home, near business
district. In nrst class condition.
possession villain 80 days. $50 cash
and balance like rent.
1880.
West Marshall Street brick dwelling.
well located. Possession at once
and you can buy /; ON easy terms.
SiA-room brick home In West End.
near BYRD Park. electric ushts.
EaS. E3S stove Tile bath newly
papered throuEheui. Possession at
once.
Phone US for appo,n,ment to SEQ
any OF these bIrEaini We hay. "a
large list CT other desirable pgupc--
ties.
cHAs. +. nuEunMuHp.
ROOF 80. ALLISON BLDG
$685. E. Main Street.
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REAL EST ATE FOR SALE
s'arms anu Lana for Sale ss

ALFRED NELL & COMPANY.
so %" ' TaSsir e-rp nom house. needs
ss9 So sco to- Richmond. Price.
~ acres. new four-room bunsa.
low ana necessary outbuildines:
I I!rsnard; miles from Richmond.
81 ooo " LIE car limo. Pnicc. $3.50;
eu Il aeTss. near !, Glen A'lea: 10 in
house. large stable. garage pouI.
Try. house: smoke house. GOOD s"n.
HH,,iadgn' III f,gnit trees various
~ acres. near Elmon,: 90 acres
Snien,,i,., paiance wood and timber.
rorchcs aud basement; iii n.,,r,'
ssary outbnildinGs: orchard. Price.
S5.30u. Terms.
40 acres. IS acres In cuI,iyatior
palanc. wood and timber; L miles
from Richmond. th,ce-fourths OF
ntite ifum car line. nigh school.
stores and church. Scvcn.rnoui
Two story dwelling. stables. garage.
ETC.; orchard: nice shady yard
good road: splendid ncighborhvoJ,
Price. SS.ste. Terms.
Farms. large or small. any size
or KIND on car lines ana conven-
ALI ;;Hp Mri;t: " COMPANY.
Richmond, Va.
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FARMS FOR SALE:

20 acres of rich
ianC; good dwelling
and oulbuildings; on
good road, near a
school and churches;
II miles from Rich
mond. Price, $4,000.
CT acres Of rich soil:
goOd oulbuildings;
fruit; near a school
and churches; eleven
miles from Richmond.
Price, $4,000.
10 acres; 80 acres
open land; balance in
young timber; long
road frontage; with
6 ood brick house;
6 ood outbuildings:
school and churches.
Price, $500.
So acres: rich soil;
house and ouibuild-
lngs; good, nice stand
OF grass; orchard:
} IL miles from the
car line; | - miles
from the II. r., near
school. Price, SI,5GO.
~ acres; new, four
room bungalow, Nth
basement; oulbuild4
lnss:: good land, in
good condition; 81
mile from Ashland car
line; 10 mile from The
Highway. Price, So
900.
1902 acres; S,room
house; two large
barns; OF her out
houses; 70 acres in
cultivation; s miles
from Richmond, on
Highway: 20 acres of
corn; D acres sown in
kale and salad; | acre
in spinach. Price, 81
$50.
j. A. Connolly
& co.
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FARM BARGAINS.

LOO acres, river farm,
Is miles from Richmond,
I l mile from station: nice
12-room house, good barns
and oulbuildings; about
500 acres in cultivation,
balance in good timber:
farm we'll fenced; a fine
stock farm.
375 acres, 5 miles from
Richmond, I mile from
station; excellent dwelling
and barns: about 100000
feet Of lirst-class timber.
n fine bargain.
100 acres. 10 miles from
Richmond, ~ miles from
depot; groom building,
good barns, about 60 acres
in cultivation, balance in
young timber.
II acres OF land, good
l0-room house, bath and
hot water and heat; on
electric car line. A bar
gain.
Country. home, s rooms
!: 4 bath, all necessary out
bul !dlngs, 2 acres Of land,
on both electric and steam
road, north Of city.
c.. l.. & II. l.. DENOON.
INCORPORATED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

FiNE-ACI:E p!ats on Easowood Avenue:
nave auihHrnin aomc wi,h garden. chick
ems. cows !iu!t. 500 acre half casl, bal
ance years 90. Mako 1900 on your
~ F,stheHl: Also 1000 and 1860 Gcra stock
Iarih tracts - !uil,s ui city Sl5 acre
NAM othet !ArEd!ns. ) j. Nelson Co,
house. near station. 3s0 aces. 7rnnni
mouse. IL miles from station: aas acres hi
n.m,'on, Tnn'iM; r p; IL acres,
a,room house IN sulurns Gel our list
OF farms ara homes KautoIpl 34s hmcr
lean Realty Exchange. 1ul Times. Diana Oh
building
s7OP ""i 'Hina h'v nstE nunifnIS Of
..enTS'" -" "'" Ieaasg lnese sDecinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
FARM BARGAINS

We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
c. J.. & Fl. L. D2NOON,
S07 E. Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Legal No,icc,

iahition OF the County Of I!uirt'a vii
Oh m session az the courthouse. Oh th.
Tween the hours OF 10 a ii and 4, n
io' lhe purpose Of COM ilrrinr IN. t"
assessment OF lands Of the COUNTY Az
pttson icellng aEEricvnd ny tho assrss'
men, may attend aud he heard S,,nn",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Houses for Rent :
HOUSES.

New and modern
stucco homes in SUI
fsburbs, containing 7
rooms and bath. Only
two available for early
possession.
Is
:..Morton G. Thalhimer,
Second Floor First
National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. 81.
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HOME ON
CHURCH HILL.

Having accepted a
position in Richmond,
| find it impossible to
rent, hence | must buy.
| am looking for a 6
or o-room brick house,
in good condition and
in a desirable neigh
borhood. Any one hav-
ing a home and wish
ing to sell will answer
to E 621, care Tines
Dispatch; give full
particulars regards
price, location, posses
sion and conveniences.
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AUCTIONS--LECAIS
Auction sale.
90

PUBLIC AUCTiON.-i Will offcr p. nnbIic
p ns,a' Thursday. November IS, 1850. nt's
dccs a.; me T., farm Of the Late I. c. prior.
ingum COUNTY. Ohio. 10 miles frcm Zanes-
S.nr. "a from Nashport and S from
good orchards: good Broom hOuse cement
eeiia, iine spring water. ciste:n at house
lnTnyard shod. 25xi0: milo. douNle corn-
CRIBS and wagonshed: garage nnd buggy-
house. Implement hoHAa i6x1G. C.. tho
! &. Highway. Plenty Of water; leased
IoT OIL. Correspondence solicited Ross
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business Property
FOR SALE,

OhtASlLE your business drclara-
ton OF trust and guarantee its legality (:
'CiniSh ten expert statesmen irsS who
sell stock on commission Save tayrs
ltcS penalties. reports to blue SKY com
mission Advice and literature tree
Nati OrEan!4ation Co.. t23 W. Madison
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Apartments and FLATS
APARTMENTS

New and modern
apartments on t e
Boulevard, containing
6 rooms and tiled
bath; hardwood floors.
Heat, hot and cold
water and ianitor SER
vice furnished. Pos
session about Novem-
Der 18th.
Morton G. Thalhimer,
Second Floor First
National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. ga.
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real ESTATE f0R SALE


FLoRiDA--we'n help you &c, "A guod
nome on productive soil, high land.
Near :his city. hest market: easy terIIl,;
JAY llgtEhLs GO. lacksonvilic, Fla
LANr-Tnc Cclson Land Company. Of.
Hntmeg"l.!", Fla. has tina, Farm you
"ah!. from S-;cre truck TO 1000 plantation,
ptcan groves. city homes. Writ. us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
FARMS. FARMS. FARMS
FOR SALE.

FARMS EARNS. FARSs
FOR SALE.
a p only moss 1rd S2Ns s :" f mnin
i. acres IN high sta.e NJ en.,,va,,on
goa @i'Ha,G; on '"o main roads blocks
- ear. * miles 20 railroad mile.
80 St'S n"dSr" HrW sius"a house 10
t"ons; tGsnd cola water electric urhf,
"'' a'F neat "1;A Irl-e .!5,Juu
go acres james Hy,e- farm; 100 river
iowErognd 100 high anl I,In,,,c g.,
Wood, wood. tai!roAd station on place. Sine.
house y miles from ciy on ID line 'T rosa'
l5o acres. 100 cleared 81. fenced and
me- 10 railroad station. Good Io-room
brick house. r!at" roof good oTch.rI vii
i.Ha city property III lscAangc Possession
% acres. = cleared. balance In sood
sale 100 barrels gp- a.! gthei crors. oil
farming imP'smrh'# stUck. Consisting II
E'H'.s' ' cows. - Angs. good sawmi!I and
tobacco barns" ,n t~o main roads. II
miles from city Possession January l..
is1i. Good terms. Prise, $4,000.
sAArL L. DuGGINs.
BLACKBURN s. ROGERS.
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\ DICTIONARY without Indexes 9su I,
not APPEAL TO you. Every IiIn,s- iS!s.
patch Want AID 10 properly InleH.d az.
c,hss!ned. You can easily Ind hay ar.
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SUBURBAN HOMES on THE GAR LINE
On EASY PAY .iE:St Plan
rour-room house, haf acre OF land. $3.50.
Four-room house. half acre al land. $3.50
Ffve-room s,ucco houss with several
large lots. $500.
Four-room house. acre Of lana. .l.7oo
si1-ropm house. half acre OF land. 81. sos.
ssven-room house. half acre OF land.
$500.
Five-room house. /: acres o, land.
$3.50.
foer-room house. acres " land ,:2,o.
2s-acre farm. ! miles :eo,u ,uy on s,,d
!ohd Good iuG' -ryUn a.y.. .;.A. otnrr
.utbn!ldihes. stock cops. .mP!ctnynTa
We have splendid gam aud s;o-., itrlu.,
~! over the STATE a. tdrriIs .rl,ry. No
Information over the p!IUHa.
/. T. NEsScU
no. Sorih Ninth STREET. room 5.
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HOUSE. rooms. outhousvH. . ncrcs
sli0o. House. z rGoii. i,.-cn l., -,
hait mile from station. ,iI00 +. s
i..akc, Glen Allen. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

n.H .N1h" money on "a Florida farm :
rr,nE' tive soil along tho seaboara
h-4,lAy milo climate, crops narxetsi
-'A y on'1lt v"refallas orenY.v AMI
tr"rrfruit Often n"' $500 to 50 600 per acre
rntiai and i've stock fIrn;nR Is highly
= "nIfh.r Write j. NJ. Jones General
.. - i'-'';n' AGENT. Seahorrd Ar Line
--------,,' nlho Nnr'oiL V.
y YOU contemplate huvlng a farm,
.v,-.,. ., lsIEe see us before YOU buv
~ lstHL'E company. SIS Eas; Broad.
HSt. ABOUT ths r.duc,d r.re. for ,nna
nhe ih.ert'ons Of Times Dlspatsn Wanl
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COfTAGE-for sIl., 6-roo:n. nne. new
gentlemen ,ses!dencs. Including Groom
minutes drive. asphalt road. to beautiful
city Lakeland Possession ut once Price
only $4,000 Cost owner over $4,000 Sell
FOR SAi.'I-Mcd m l':ro"in house miles
Crawford g Co. S2.2 East Main 81.
FOR SALE house. rooms and good
lot. COZ Louisiana Street, 81 Coz Two
hundred dollars cash and $50 per month
with Interest. Geo. II. Crawford & Co
So" East Main Street.
FOR SALE.-!SeNcrai big hnrga!Ts civ
and country homes. Prices from 81 500
10 SIO.00C. on easy terms. small cash IA W
mcnt. early .p"sscssion. Richmond. Va
Roulcvnri it5t.
FEAME .n@,sse. rooms. Moore Street
FRAME. detached houss, roome %,
Nnrth Second street. Price. il,?J0 Cav
soil tins Tor small cash payment. bal .ncs
Ike rent.
THREE frame houses on East Ryrd Street.
Price. s:boo 10! the three.
sIS houses on Wood Street. ro,4t each.
vhGiNlA Realty % c g,
TELEPHONE your Wait AJ to Ran.
RASnoLpii counel,s YOU with the vi n,
aois max ovesy al is correctly indeIod
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STORE

Farms and Land for Sale 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

FLAT--wanted. uofurn.shcc to room
j nat, apartment pr House. Trssa,4Gu w
December l. 7. L. 100 Governor 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Appointment of Aid Will
Relieve Bishop Mcdonnell
Rev. DIR. Thomas E. Molloy, of
Brooklyn, Was Former Secre-
tary to Archbishop Mundelein

The Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Molloy, of
the Queen Of All Saints Church, de-
clined to comment yesterday on re-
ports from Rome that he had been ap-
pointed by the Pope titular Bishop Of
Corea and auxiliary Bishop Of Brook
lyn. He explained that he had re-
ceived no formal notice of his elevation.
Catholics pointed out yesterday that
the appointment will relieve Bishop
Charles f. Mcdonnell Of considerable
amount of the burden he has borne
ever since 1916, when the former
auxiliary Bishop, George W. Mundelein,
was appointed Archbishop of Chicago.
Father Molloy was secretary to Arch
bishop Mundelein while he was auxil-
iary Bishop. At present he is princi-
pal of the faculty of St. Joseph's Col
lege, Washington and Atlantic ave-
rlues, Brooklyn. He is thirty-fve years
old and when he undertakes his new
duties, will be, it is said, the young
est bishop of his Church in the United
States.
Born in New Hampshire, Father Mol
10y was graduated from st Francis
College and then was chosen by Bishop
Mcdonnell to attend the American Col
lege in Rome for his theological train
ing. There he won the degree of
Doctor of Sacred Theology, correspond
ing to the American Doctor of Divinity.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Curran Opposes Theater
In Greenwich Village
Recommends Deniel of Petition
to Change From Residential
to Business Zone

Henry H. Curran, Borough Pres-
dent of Manhattan, sent report yes
terday to the Committee on City Plan
and Public improvements of the Board
of Estimate recommending the denial
of the petition for change from a
residential to a business zone Of the
property adjoining Sheridan Square
and the east side of Grove Street, be-
ween Waverly Place and Washington
Place. The report, if adopted, would
preclude the erection of the proposed
Sheridan Square Theater in Greenwich
Village.
In opposing the change Borough
President Curran said:
During recent years there has been
a tendency to reclaim small portion
Of this part of the city for residence
purposes, and this was recognized by
the Zoning Commission by designating
it for residence use. The argument in
favor Of the change is that land has q
smaller value for residence than for
business purposes. There is some doubt
as to the validity of this argument, in
view of the great scarcity of houses
generally in this immediate locality
There also is grave doubt in my mind
whether labor and material should be
diverted at this time from the con-
struction of residences to the construc-
tion of places of amusement"
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Fairbanks's Pastor Wins
Baptists Elect Preacher Who
Married Doug and Marv

BUFFALO, June 29.-The slate sub
mltted to the Northern Baptist conven-
tlon by the nominating committee and
headed by Ernest I. Tustin, of Phila
delphla, was elected, the tellers re-
ported at to-day's session. The Rev.
j. W. Brougher, of Los Angeles, was
elected as one of the thirteen members
OF the executive committee.
Opposition to Mr.. Brougher de-
veloped because of his attitude on the
question of marriage and divorce. He
performed the marriage ceremony for
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford
and on account of this act and subse-
quent utterances on the subject GER
tain element among the delegates
sought to replace him on the commit
tee slate by nominating the Rev. James
A. Francis, also of Los Angeles. The
vote stood: Brougher, $780, Francis,
422.
The convention to-day refused to
approve the report of the social serv-
ice committee, which recommended the
adoption by the convention of reso-
luton opposing universal compulsory
military service.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Factories in Baltimore
10 Close in Few Days If
Rail Strike Continues


BALTIMORE, June 29.-Should tho
yaramen's strike continue day or two
longer several manufacturing concerns
mere Will have to close down for wont
od lue! and raw materials. One con-
Germ la'd OFT men day, and others vii,
curtall their forces tomorrow
Between 1900 and 5000 r E. q vol,
road men at the Brunswick wards wero
GU. out ithls Is; evening; In and about Fred
erlcK @ city, and Brunswick some 5000
men men are idle. A number of clerks I'ove have
Joined the trainmen. Special denut;ee g
ana the entire B. & O. police force aro
atroillng the vast yards at Brunswick
OuT 49, inc ", ,vacatlonists' are orderly.
Inc Western Maryland is carrv;r,, -,
only coal and perishable food. and nnf rit
g great deal Of these.
The Hess Steel Corporat;or ;s ~,
mrs. OF the more important industries
TO lay off any of its workers becanea ,ea
OF the slow down of production dno
TO lack of coal. About 20 Der cent of
lts employees were informed shat tbe1,
would not be needed until the strike
Merchants and manufacturers of tho
city, are growing desperate thronrh
realization of the seriousness Of tbn
situation: Many of these firms have
offered their forces to act as strike-
breakers. but since the work would
endanger both life and limb bccauso
OF lnexperlence these offers have been
rejected. "'e''
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
5000 Ordered to Strike
In Mines Near Charleston
Refusal Of Operators to Meet
Union Men Is Given
as Cause

. CHARLESTON, w. ", June 29.-Six
thousand union miners in Mingo
County, w. Va, and Pike County, Ken
lucky, were ordered to-day by District
Headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers not to report for work to-
morrow. The strike order, District
President C. +. Kenney announced, fol-
lowed the refusal of the Williamson
Coal Operators Association to treat
with the miners.
The men affected by the order in
cludc virtually all the miners in Mingo
County and almost 1900 who work for
West Virginia corporations with mines
on the Kentucky side of Tug River and
Aloe Pond Creek
These miners recently were brought
into the union and last week demands
were formulated for presentation to
the operators. The employers refused
to meet the men.
Charles Kerwin, Of the United States
Department of Labor, was in commun-
cation with Keeney day in an effort
to. stay the strike order, but the negoti-
ations failed.
One hundred and eighty-fve miners
families have been compelled to leave
Mingo and Pike counties, according to
reports received at union headquarters
here. Tent colonies have been estab-
lished at Spriggs, Lick Creek and
Nolan.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Youth Sentenced to Hang
Marries Crippled Girl
Marriage Solernnized in New
|. Orleans Jail; Each Participant
Is Seventeen Years Old
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Charles
Zalenka, seventeen, sentenced to hang
for the murder of Mrs. Bertha Ncason
here in April, was married to his
crippled sweetheart, Freda Open
heimer, seventeen, in the Orleans
parish Jail to-day.
The wedding was held with the con-
sent and approval of the parents of
both parties. Both mothers were pres
ent. Zalenka repeated the marriage
vows in a steady voice and there was
only the slightest trace of tremor in
Miss Oppenheimer's voice. Both bride
and bridegroom wore smiles through
out the ceremony.
Though t'.e parents of the couple did
not object to the wedding, prison au-
thorities did. Captain Rennyson, in
charge of the parish prison, took the
matter to District Attorney Luzenburg
and asked him to prevent the marriage.
but the District Attorney found that
he was Dowerless to act.
The bride and bridegroom have been
sweethearts since childhood At the
age of four Miss Oppenhcimer suf
fered an attack of infantilc paralysis,
which left her cripple.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Rail Engineers Charter
$l,0OO,OOO Bank
Warren S. Stone Says Co.opera-
tive Institution Will Be
Opened at Once

WASHINGTON, June ga charter
for the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers Cooperative National Bank,
of Cleveland, was approved to-day by
the Comptroller of the Currency. The
bank is capitalized at $1,0oO,00o. War
rem S. Stone, grand chief of the broth
erhood, made the application for the
charter.
CLEVELAND, June 2s-Warren S.
Stone: grand chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomo olive Engineers, was out of
the city to-day. w. R. Premier, first
grand chief, said that notice of the
granting of the charter had not been
received here as yet. Upon receipt of
the charter, he said, organization Of
the bank would be effected. He de-
clined to divulge plans of the institu-
ton.