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New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT

MoToRBUNGALoS = Completely
equipped camp on-wheels for
rent by day, week. month Ac-
COMMODITIES four adults. Cooking
utensils, kItchenette. Ice box,
screens mattresses, springs. cloth
ms closet, storm and insect pro
lection. Trails perfectly behind
automobile. Adams Trailer Corpo-
ration, Garden City. , L. L., New
York. Garden City 1856
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APARTMENTS WANTED

AN elderly lady, burdeneG with Internal
cancer, wishes to rent spacious. airv
room with bath and board in refined home
in the vicinity of New York; willing to pay
literally for satisfactory accommodate tions;
no attendance required. In answering give
address and telephone number,~ write c. b.
Y, NJ, care Guenther Law, 131 Cedar ST.
New York
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Long Island

BELLPoRT, l.. New house (remod-
elled1, as dainty as g. rose; bedrooms,
baths; living room 33 feet; beamed CELL
ing; costly electric fixtures; large groands;
90 mile bay view; shore rights; adjoining
worth $4,000; sell $4,000; easy terms.
Sell large plots, bay, about half
price. FRANK AXTELL, Bellport. Tel 221.
BARGAIN--Private house, rooms and
bath, electric. all improvements, corner.
50x10o, price, $3.50: mortgage. s2.5o0:
cash. $4,000; will take balance on second
mortgage. Call at premises. Mrs. j.
Toohey, southwest corner Clinton and
Clsremont av. Springfield. L. l. Phone
1999-M Laurelton.
NEW HOME, 2 rooms. bath, finished
attic: steam. electricity and gas; about
800 feet from golf course and country
club: plot 50x120: cash above the mortgage
will secure bargain. Builder, Box 2s.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
long ISLAND REAL ESTATE
attractive Homes on Beautiful North Shore Long Island

roR variety Of homes and charming locations no
spot IN tho vicinity Of flow York compares 10 tho
North Shore Of Iona island. Its wooded bs scp-
Inn on tho north TO the placid wators Df Long is-
and Sound TO picturesque harbor. ALL an the
south 60 tho great central pain OF Lone island. icng
age were selected for locations for honias nv per
sons Of discernment. To Hive the North Shore
Of Long Island means that you vii onio2 water
sports. nd tennis, polo and motorina--country
LILO At It's Bost. NORTH Shore ear be rcaohsd by
motor by crossing oueensboro Bridge t5oth STD
u h. 4
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pelha mManor Man Sells
sixteen East Newark Houses

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold for
" Wlliiam Francis II. c. Robertson. Of
Peiham Manor. row of sixteen two
story dwellings ut LABS John Street
oetween Central and Sherman Ave.
nues, East Newark, N. j., With y front
age of go feet. -ioNs-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

SUMMER HOMES FOR RENT.
- Forest Hills Gardens ANA West eide
tennis Club, very near station; nine rooma
thfee paths. garage; Rudd water heater,
eiectric-washing machine and ironer: com
pieteiy furnished; July, August, Septem
per- sl,ooo. Phone boulevard 6a70-W
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

18TH, 315 WEST (Georgette Court)--Mod-
ern apartment; rooms, bath; steam
neat, hot water electric lights; all rooms
to street. southern exposure, elevator serv-
ice day and night; phone in rooms; to
lease, S125 per month: centrally loGa ted;
subway, elevated, cars, bus. Supt on
premises; owners. Phone Rhinelander 2252
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APARTMENTS FOR SALE.

MODERN apartment, elegantly furnished,
3 rooms, bath all outside; s5tb. River
side; cost $4,000 to furnish; sell compiete
$1,000; rent SIS a month; for appointment,
Schuyler 0940.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

ADIRONDACK HOME, Eli2abethtown \.
1.,--tz rooms. baths. sleeping porches
a.aepiacesS mountain views: always cool.
nesrt aear sel m course season rent sl.ooo; to in
snast' s,,'' see ffeGeftck Longware. Elizabeth
efaWfofd e. 42d ST.. New York.
Tor season, 4 and Z bedronms Lati,a'
NICE n.eeiy furnished; beautiful restricted sec,
Ton; sSoo, $3.50. Lenhart, Shandaken. n
FoR SALE. three-story brick hotel with
rooms, IN city of Kingston. n Y
X Niuendors. T.o Broadway. King.
sion. y, &. 81 Nib
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

IMPROVED FLUSHING LOTS
Chance of lifetime; few remaining
lots being sold to close out developing
company. $400 up, easy terms. II. c.
Hardy 141 w. 36th st. Tel. Fitzroy 6G04.
BROADWAY--FLUSHI
Three restricted lots at S625 each; high
ground, minutes to station unusually at
tractve situation. Howard B. Smith, Al
Wall ST., n. Y C.
FOR SALE, Far Rockaway N. Y, modern
1o-room. 2-story house, plot 190x1o0
most desirable location. d 431. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
! Big Opportunities Briefly Told :
su,,,tER COTTAGES 70 RENT

DETACHED HOGSE---Irurnished for July
and August. cool porch, large bedrooms,
plano. yictroa; good locality; Christians
only; convenient to -. r. 4, and lntel-boro
subways. rent cheap to right party, q T.,
2ai sNiapie st., Brooklyn NJ Y. Phone
Flatbush 764-J.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

34TH ST. Ga E.-STUDIO BEDROOM
and BATH; fine north sllylight; right in
center of town; especially desira bic for one
or two men: 500, month HARRIS, .Supt
Vanderbilt 1917
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

190TH ST, $50 WEST-Five exceptionally
large we'll arranged rooms, new building;
references required; possession July IS
Rent S100.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

SAITH, ST., G4 E.-STUDIO BEDROOM
and BATH: fine north skylight; right in
center of town; especially desirable for
one or two men; $l0o month HARRIS.
Supt. Vanderbilt 1917.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

80 ACRES. trout stream, old farmhouse,
remote section, $4,000; some larger,
iasge brook farm, good farm buildings,
S1oo an acre: 3-foom cottage. near lake,
batlng. bathing. fishing, acres $3.50.
A;exander, East 42d St Vanderbilt 1894
Phone Peekskin 435. sunday appointments.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

SD ST. 80 EAST-Physician' office large
front basement; lavatory electricity; !
parlor floor, or rooms and bath
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go - - e -
New 'Jerscy
MoNTCLAIR ESTATE
MUST SELL
POULTRY FARM

POULTRY FARM
NEAR SUMMIT.
Nine acres. complete, up to date build
ings; S-room dwelling. all improvements
includes 900 White Leghorn BIRDS station
less than mile; wonderful view.
LARGE PRODUCTIVE DAILY FARM.
Monthly mill check $500 to $500 Will
soon increase to $500: two dwellings, ex-
tensive power equipped outbuiidiags: 40
acres in crops; large herd Federal tested
cattle,
EUGENE JOBS H, II. BECK CO,
Real Estate Brokers,
Lackawanna Station, summit n. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
FURNISHED HOUSES no LET
Connecticut

AT GREENWICH, CONN. FOR July and
perfect condition completely furnsshed,
masters bedrooms, baths; $500 q
month Telephone 1858 Greenwich, tloo
Hanover.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
ID ATNTY HOME IDEA

y "A ~ I Z n U M Z HnTsE
FOR SMALL FAMILY OR YOUNG MAR
KsED COUPLE. LARGE ROOMS AND
TILED BATHROOM. PLOT IO0x15a TT.
GAKAGE INCLUDED.I LESS THAN ONE
HOUR FROM y. ". CITY. rnTAI pRTSE
5000 COMPLETE. READN TO LIVE IN.
Sl.760 CASH TAKES 1T. BALANCE oN
MUkTGaGE. ALMOST | .GOe FL EtElA-
TION. BOATING, BATUINN; AWAIT ,EIE
IN StAIMER. SPI.ENpiI ~ st.,I;i:0R-
HOOD. ENCEILENfr SEIt;;If, ltsS ~ ~
a HEAi. opp3S'rt X %
y. g.. = Z. ~ .s
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

MODERN APARTMENT-Uppe new two
family brick, six rooms bath, garage op-
tional, Prospect Park vicinity, 20 minutes
subway Wall St. s115. Owner, Main 1864.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
INVESTIGATE This NOW
CAN YOU EQUAL lT?'

$4,000 SECURES TITI Il AND OCCUPANCY,
Balance, $1,000, on Easy Term Mortgages
70 BIG ROOMS, 9 TILE DEATHS, GA
kAlE. Plot 100 fl. street frontage by l5O
~. deep Bathing, boating ishine 500 Fl.
from n. \. city, on best committing r. r.
IN Jerseys finest, most convenient suburba.l
residential section
A. IL. STEWART. 1853 Broadway, \. V. City
Suite 1879. Phone 14su Cortlaadt
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Brooklyn

APARTMENT to rent in the best section
of Flatbush the garden spot of Greater
New York; % minutes in subway from
Times Square; eight large rooms with
glass inclosed porch; baths tiled kitchen
and tiled bath, every Improvement, steam
neat, electric light, parquet floors, in semi
detached private house; must be seen to be
appreciated $4,000 per year. For full par
ticulars inquire j. j. Carey, Grand Central
Terminal. Murray Hill S147.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

EAST ORANGE-Attractive Groom light
housekeeping apt, furnished; private
residence; screened porch adults: $50.
Phone Orange G904-R.
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MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES ON
,sew York property ana vicinity, Cost
mopolitan credit Corporation. 152 West
42d sto Suite 1I27, Bryant 0S65
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

FI4ATBUSH-Young couple with beautiful
home, rooms and baths, will share
with couple. pel. Wildwood 1884
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
MORTGAGE LOANS

ONE MILLION DOLLAR special fund for
first mortgage Manhattan. Bronx prop
erties. any amounts required; available to
July Ia; for rate act quick; brokers pro-
tsctcd Consult A. j. PEBBLES, OF Harry y.
Bealcs Co, sos 9Th ay.
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TO LEr--uNFuRNrsHEp
Manhattan

18TH ST. 24o WEST-Four rooms, bath
and all improvements. Chelsea 53G5
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nEAL EsTaTE--sALE OR RENT


SD ST $50 WEST Three story sna
basement. 10 roonls, 3 baths. newly renos
psre fpasea' Price s21,5oo. Reasonable termst
niaara oppnrs9nity for quick buyer. lg.ls-
~ s,hl-ET, an attractive han Win n,at7
e,.,l 1911, ana piano; seating capacitv as0.
as,a 49,. .Nna Wednesday evenings In ,juIy
"pe Ausass Phone week days Circle aSos
s.sr0ltY and basement, West sida -
fooh,s suitable for rooning rhsrnosas
fgssh, S55aSyv 5da easy terms. Goughlan 4
ssi4Aal' furnished private house eieesrlc
,saT1nerey Park sections; July 10 oetohar.
.r,.i,,,,, g,IS n'ehitiy. StuyVesant a4t 4so''
ll'i't.R PARK Ay.--.Th hree- story dwelling
Monday. sos0
t7SToRY .dweliing. East sila; spleala
/, n@ishborhood; SCI 600, Murray uill ssls
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
FARMS FOR SALE
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan


Manhattan
OFFICE SPACE---Ap pproximately .. 500 feet
all outside; immediate possession In
quire Parker Axles Inc. 18th floor. Gotham
National Bank Building, S19 Broadway, at
59th ST.
FURNISHED OFFICES FOR RENT. IN
cluding telephone service, on Fifth ave
centrally located. Apply Carstein &c Lime
kin, Inc, 22l Fourth ave Phone Stuv 1850
FURNISHED OFFICES FOR RENT. IN
cluding telephone service. on Fifth ay
centrally located Apply Carstein & Lime
kim, lnc 221 Fourth ay Phone Stuv 1850
SuBLET or rent space light. cool office.
furnished or unfurnished; phone, reason
able: opposite Grand Central Terminal. 405
Lexington av,. Room sos. Vanderbilt 9052.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
New York state


CHAPPAoJTA. y, y-Stone, stucoo house,
rooms; Well furnished, bath, layatory.
electric lights. orchard, garage 3 acres;
committing Grand Central terms reason
able. Elsins, Chappaqua 1856; Murray H!ii
4Ts1
FOR SALE--Six- room stone house at stony
Point. \. Y. on state road, view of Hud-
son, garden. fruit trees; easy terms.
Il. SIMON,
HavERSTRAN. NJ Y.
New Jersey
MoNTCLAIR ESTATE
MUST SELL
Unusually well built frame house
with q acre; 10 minutes walk TO
railroad station very good eleva-,
t.on. best Of Surroundings, Gear
garage with gardeners rooms
automatic electric artesian water
supply, beautiful shruDs and flower
bcrs house has 6 bedrooms
tiled ba&hs, one with needle
shower vApor heath, glass in-t
closed porch, parauet floors, gas
connected with sewer; property
free and clear, Low price and
further particulars from
ERNEST A. L'ECIuSE,
| rs L. 4oth ST., n. Y. Vanderbilt 1856.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

FOR SALE, attractive semi bungalow, six
large rooms and bath, electricity, gas
range. hot water heat; corner lot 50x10O
convenient to Erie and D. l.. G. w. b. r.,
trolley and stores in residential section
reasonable. j. NJ. Geene, "a Van Houten
av Passaic Park, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Brooklyn

OCEAN PARKWAY AND AVE w. Sta
tion;, equally distant from two lots
East 1st St; $4,000. Easy terms. Rose
VILE Box 13, Newark, N. T..
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

WILL rent for summer at $500 monthly or
Of r entire year for $4,000, an unusually
beautifully furnished home 12 rooms.
baths; 2-car garage and chauffeur's quar-
ters, about acres OF ground, planted vege-
table garden; fruit, beautiful flowers; one
hour out in Westchester hills. first class
train service. New York telephone Plaza
1865. or Chappaqua 215.
FOR SALE--14-room brick house. real
walnut and mahogany finish, old Eng
lish bookcases, Colonial staircase. drawing
room. dining room library 1sx3o. beveled
ceilings; grand view Hudson River; double
verandas, sleeping porch; large lot: house
could not be built for less than $4,000.
sell for $4,000 Mrs. Reinberg. II Wood
ACRES. 1o-room residence, we'll built,
barns; main road, half mile depot; hour
Hudson view houses; plots 5000 up; brook
Vanderbilt 1904. Phone Peekskill ass,
residence and office. Sunday appointments
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITy-Give lease,
$500 year. so acres real woods. like
Adirondack, value s1o,oooe 40 miles out,
river view. brooks, controls frontage, use
surrounding Wilderness hunting. fishing.
near boating, bathing; arrange for build
ing D 430 Tribune.
Westehester County
section, near water, 11-roorn house with
three baths and two-car garage situated
in half acre of grounds containing plenty
of flowers, shrubs, trees, ETC.; for rent fur
nfshed for the season. Telephone New
Rochelle 3957M.
PELHAM--The owner has placed in our
hands for sale his houses at prices below
cost; we have shown but 3 parties and
have sold each one of his houses; four left;
act quickly, as you will not be able to
duplicate these prices. Olcott & Egger
81 East 42d, N. Y. Tel. Murray Hill 1926
FOR SALE-Stucco bungalow, five rooms
tile bath, improvements; beautiful loca-
tion; excellent committing; sacrifice; ieav-
Ing, for Europe Frank Fanelli, 18 Weeks
pl. TELEPHONE New Rochelle 364T-W or
John 1000.
NEW ROCHELLE-Furnish house to
rent. July l TO September S: attractive
park location . rooms, tiled bath, extra
lavatory. garage President St Tel
$3.50 New Rochelle.
YONKERS-Beautiful six room dwelling.
all modern conveniences: large plot:
price s10600. William "A. Thomson. Rad
ford Building. Telephone 1919 YonlSers.
New York State
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

FOR RENT, up-to date, completely fur
nished cottage at Beachwood- in the
Pines, New Jersey; convenient to Pennsyl
vania and Central Railroad lines; bathing
fishing, boating; rowboat furnished free of
charge: ideal place for real vacation;
price reasonable. Il. w. Boyce, 2os West
18th ST., New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
IDEAL HOMES

Several new houses, 80 minutes from
Hudson Terminal, in beautiful restricted
section and rooms. every Improvement; ;
near station large plots; $500 to $40 O00
easy terms. Quick action necessary
FRANK MILLER, 1S Park Row. Bar
clay $685.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR KNOX
Former Senator Laid to Rest in Val.
ley Forge Cemetery-Members
Of Cabinet Attend.

Valley Forge, Pa, Oct. 19.-In the
brief sunlight of a calm autumn after
noon, United States Senator Philander
G. Knox was laid to rest in Valley
Forge Memorial cemetery, which over
looks the historic camp grounds of
George Washington's army. Surround
ing the open grave of the senator, who
died in Washington, stood members of
his family, members Of President Har-
ding's cabinet, a large delegation from
congress, state and local officials and
many others.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
HONORS BRITISH HERO
Pershing Puts Medal on Tomb of
unknown Warrior"
Impressive Ceremonies Held at West.
minister Abbey-American
Soldiers Present.

London, Oct. 18.-Upon the simply
inscribed slab in Westminster abbey,
which marks the tomb of Great Brit
aims unknown warrior" was laid the
highest decoration within the gift of
the American people.
1t was the medal of honor, voted
by the United States congress.
The official presentation was made
by Ambassador Harvey, who spoke
briefly as the representative of the
American government and of Presi-
dent Harding.
The medal was bestowed by Gen.
John ]. Pershing.
A brief choral service preceded the
simple ceremonies. Included in the
group in the. nave of the historic alb
hey were the duke of Conaught, repre-
senting King George; members of the
British cabinet, heads of governmental
departments and attaches Of the Amer
lean embassy. The transepts and the
choir of the edifice were filled. Twelve
hundred visitors were admitted to the
scene.
General Pershing, accompanied by
Maj. Oscar N. Solbert, military at
tache; Vice Admiral Albert P. Niblack
and Rear Admiral Nathan G. Twining,
left the American embassy and en-
tered royal carriage which. with an
escort of mounted police, drove
through Belgrave square, past ST.
James park and proceeded by the
way of Birdcage walk to the abbey
There it met a part of the American
composite battalion, which arrived
yesterday from Coblenz. With the
Americans were drawn up officers and
men from the British navy, contin-
gents of the royal air force, the Grena-
diers, Coldstream, Scots and Welch
guards and detachment of terrific
rails.
The guard brigade band had
marched with the American soldiers
from the Duke of York's school,
where they were quartered, to posi-
lions outside the abbey.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
WOOD ASSUMES NEW OFFICE
Governor General Promises Honest
Rule of Philippines in lnau-
gura Address.

Manila, P. l., Oct. 49, Wood became
governor general of the Philippines.
He was sworn in on his arrival from
Japan and Immediately took up the
duties of his new Office. 1T is my
purpose, so far as it lies in my power,
so to conduct the government that it
will be characterized by economy, eff
cheney and true progress; government
of the people by their representatives
to the extent provided in the Jones
bill government characterized by hon
esty and morality and appreciation of
the fact that public office is public
trust; that fitness is an absolute re-
quirement for appointment to office.
General Wood said in his inaugural
address,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
The Beginning
Of a New Life
Bulgaria and Oriental Europe Produce
Hardy Race of People.

Do you want to feel from 10 to 30 years
younger?
DO you want to know the joy of Per-
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Bulgarian Blood Tea, used for centu-
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is the most remarkable medicine for the
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Composed of rare herbs, roots, banks,
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assists nature to vitalize, purify and en-
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It will be the beginning of new life
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Bulgarian Blood Tea is guaranteed to
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medicinal and curative power gathered
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Africa. All drug stores now keep Bull
garian Blood Tea in stock. Never in the
covered a remedy that has given such
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of ailments. Distributors Of Bulgarian
Blood Tea are authorized to return the
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the first box. This evidence of faith in
the power of Bulgarian Blood Tea is the
who authorize this public announcement.
If your dealer cannot supply you. q
large family size package will be sent
postpaid and insured for SIPS. Address
MARVEL PRODUCTS co.
A8A Marvel Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
RAILROADS DEFY
LABOR UNIONS
Erie and Rock Island Order New
SIaSheS in Workers
Pay.
REPORT OF FRICTION DENIED
Big Four Brotherhoods Expect A. r.
of L. Unions to Walk out-Ameri-:
can Legion's Plea for a
Weeks Delay Fails.

Chicago, Oct 19.-Headed by the
Erie and Rock Island systems, the
railroads opened a wage-cutting cam
paign in open defiance of the strike
threat.
This action came as the first test of
union strength at a time when Presi-
dent Harding and others were trying
to avert the strike set for October 30.
The Erie order reduces the wages
of laborers along the right of way
from 371a cents an hour to 80 cents
an. hour. AS soon as this order was
given out the maintenance of way
brotherhood officers called a meeting.
Vice President J. L. Smock of the
maintenance brotherhood denied re-
ports of friction between the big
Four brotherhoods and the other rail-
road labor organizations.
Following close on the heels of the
Erie wage-cut order the Rock Island
system slashed the pay of women en-
ployed as matrons in the stations.
One woman, employed at the Sixty
third street station, said her pay had
been cut from 500 a month to less
than $40. She said those who were
not satisfied were being discharged
The action of the railroads was said
by union officials to have removed all
doubt as to whether the other broth
erhoods would join the so-called big
Four" in the strike. The pay cuts in
stituted were termed by brotherhood
officials as inviting the Walkout.
'gThe railroads apparently feel that
they can squirm out of this situation
and have determined to play whole
hog or none,'" said one of the union
officials. "There is no longer any
doubt but that the trainmen, number
ing 100000, will be joined to man by
the 100000 shopmen, maintenance
of way men and other workers."
John Grenau, president of the
United Association of Rail En-
ployees of North America, said the
unions have a strike fund of 100000
and will be able to withstand a strike
of any length. He denied reports
that his organization will step in and
act as strikebreakers.
Cleveland, O., Oct 19.-'Nothing
but a miracle can stop the strike from
starting October 3d." said w. G. Lee,
president of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen, when told the Ameri-
can Legion had requested delay for
a week to permit them to hold their
convention.
'!The strike can't be put off, )" Lee
went on. Il have no authority to do
so, and no one has, so far as l know.
If President Harding calls for "a con-
ference of union and railroad heads,
I'll be glad to attend, but all our cards
are on the table,"
Melville Stone, president of the Lo-
connective Engineers, laughed at the
proposal to apply the cut in wages to
a decrease in rail rates.
That's joke No. l." he said. by
the time the middlemen got through
with the wage cut freight rates would
not have half of per cent left.
Leaders of the union will be in
constant daily conference until the
strike issue is finally settled.
1--WE have taken this step with our
eyes open and the next move is not
up to US. AS far as possible, however,
we will safeguard the rights of the
public"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21

had occasion to take 1T again as have
been so well. have six room fiat
and do all my work. My two sisters
are taking the Compound upon my rec
ommendation and you may publish my
letter. 1t is the gospel truth and | will
write to any one who wants personal
letter. Mrs. E. H. HAYDOCK, 1924
st. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
Because Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound saved Mrs. Haydock
from an operation we cannot claim that
all operations may be avoided by it,,
but many women have escaped oper-
atoms by the timely use of this old FASH
ioped root and herb medicine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-10-21
MARVEL PRODUCTS co.
484 Marvel Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
English Center Of Industry.

"The Potteries" is q district OF
North Staffordshire. England. It is
the chief seat of the china and earth
enware industry. The principal CEN
tiers are Burslem, Hanley, LongtOn,
Fenton, Tunstall and Stoke-on-Trent,
all of these being amalgamated in 1910
as single municipal borough under
the name of Stake-on-Trent. The
Wedgwoods and the Mintons are the
most famous families connected with
the china industry.