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early today. The 1aby's mother had
set the tub on the kitchen floor, intend
ing to wash clothes. The infant crawlel
over the edge and was completely i'm.
mersed. She was taken to the Cooper
Hospital. .....I 49, B..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

Optimis,ic reports as TO crop conditions In
Russia are contrndicted by prominent phy-
sician. who says next harvest will bc made
on one eighth srOund usually titled. Definite
facts. as well as authoritative opinions. are
cabled by Percy Noel. q special corre-
spondent. one Of many regularly supplying
foreign news TO the PuRLiC LED1ER. Make
1t q Habit. "--Adv.
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KILLED TRAINING ROCKIES
Philadelphia Accidentally Shoots
Himself at Revolver jnstruetion

Himself at Revolver Instruction
Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove. q widow, of
164O Oregon avenue. has been notified
by the War Department that her so,,
George. attached to Troop A. Sixth
Cavalry. nt Camp Mcclellan. Admission.
Ala. accidentally shot and killed him q.
self while instructing a squad of rockies
in the use of a revolver.
Word of his death came TO Mrs. Cos.
grove soon after she had received n let =
ter from h"r son that he was expect :
ing an" honorable discharge soon and
wanted TO return home.
Private Cosgrove formerly was n
pupil at 81. Monica's Parochial School.
Eighteenth and Ritner streets.
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John Krebs Lett $23,900

His eight children were named as benz
c6ciarieS in the will Of John KrrbS,
3Sa3 Germantown avenue. who loft nn
he fell from n ladder early this month.
He died July y.
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CHILD scALoED in rus

Mildred Ingram, colcred. nine months
old, was severely scalde,l when she fell
into tub Of boiling water in her home
at 202S Saunders avenue. Camden,
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OUR plan offers an exceptional opportunity
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n you are seeking noto capital, part
ncr or rant 10 starr business, a Bus,-
ness Opportunity Ad. in THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish Just
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices Tor
furniture houses, apts., pianos. brtc-a-
brac, books, works OF art. NORMAN, ~
University place. Phone Stuyvesants 23s7r s
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Observation-Disclosures.
Attractive proposition entertained by
salesman of long and successful ex-
perience: clientele, personal solicitas
ton: bank reference. Y 2241 Herald.
$50 Broadway.

WONDERFUL MONEY MAKER.
All other cars have a Hotspot on thenr IN
take manifold: just as necessary on every
Ford; WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT; five
miles more to gallon: less carbon, less
crank case diution. smoother running: In
stalled In 20 minutes: 81 profit on every sale;
send SO for sample: $3e will secure your
district. II not already taken: ABSOLUTE
LY GUARANTEED. The Leason Sales Co.,
922 Ferris Building, Columbus. Ohio.
OWNER Of lake and river property, s large
buildings, room for 300 summer boarders,
$50 bungalow sites, wants n partner who can
put In $4,000 cash to spend for improve
for electric lighting: II interest decided to
partner: property now free and clear: ma
terial on hand to build 100 bungalows
JOHN BEARDALL. 1864 Broadway. Erook-
lyn. Glennlore 1884.
OPPORTUNITY TO make 500. 900 by Sept.
22-764 lots at $50 each. some worth
$500. for all on builders terms. near
Floral Park and opposite built up business
section New Hyde Park: 1000 feet street
frontage. now already graded on Jamaica.
Mineola trolley. Jericho Turnpike and Law
renceviile road; gas. water. electricity; near
station. post office. schools, stores, churches.
HARDENBRoOK. 22 Flushing av.. jamaica.
SAVE Incorporating expenses and excess
profit taxes and avoid personal liability by
organizing your company on the COMMON
LAW PLAN under a DECLARATION OF
DEMAREE Standard FORMS, issue
shsres and begin doing business same day.
Pamphlet B-55 free. G. 3. DEMAREE. Legal
Flank Printer. 6l3 Walnut. Kansas City. Mo.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. GENEVA wINANs OF i6l West i2,d.
communicates Immediately with Co." ad-
vantageous. important. cod Herald. Her
aid 50. 49, ..,4
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MADAME AUGUsTE GEORGES. widow cf
Professor Auguste Georges, wishes TO ex-
tend thanks to the many friends for their
thoughtful messages OF sympathy during her
sad Bereavement. Madame A. GEORGES,
100 81. Nicholas av. $780, .s
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OCEAN PIER AND AMUSEMENT SITE
adjoining AsBURY PARK Boardwalk.
VIII lease for . term Of years to re-
sponsible party who will guarantee
strictly high class development and en-
tertainment. Particulars Of owner, p. o.
box II 365. Asbury Park, N. J.
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I.ONGACRE SQUARE.
INVENTORS OR MANUFACTURERS

who want to develop new or improved
models. We offer you the services OF
thoroughly equipped. modern ma
chine shop for very moderate charges.
II the product to be developed Is un-
usually worthy we might be interested
In helping to finance and market II.
432 Austin place. Bronx.
Phone Longacre 6o37.
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APARrMEHTs-FURN1sHED.

1scTH ST.. 557 West lnear Broadway)--
Completely furnished room apartment
Apply supt.
106 Claremont av., overlooking Hudson-Six
attractive outside rooms: block subway:
rent reduced to $1I5 month; exceptional
GODDARD.
sos WEST-Luxur1ous newly furnished 3
room apartment, to lease or rent 1900
Phone Circle 62I5.
s4i STH Av. l5Oth5 --Refined. Independent
apartment (furnished). parlcr, bedroom.
bath. utmost privacy. Weekly <.O monthy
$40. KAUFMANN.
$40 Park av corner sfst) Six large, ele-
antly furnished. sunny rooms, $SSO
month: service unexcelied. Telephone 2o01
Bereagh Of Brooklyn.
FI.ATBUSH-Attractivel furnished room
apartment. all modern conveniences. IN
cluding private telephone: exclusive neigh
borhood convenient to subway and Flat
bush av. car. Telephone Flatbush 2I22.
MARQUIS APARTMENT. rooms and bath.
maid and phone service; all improvements
centrally located; 1875 Herkimer ST.; Lafay-
etto 100st: rental $50.
STH AV, 156.-Most attractive bachelor
apartment Park Slope: subway; or
rooms. bath. light. heat ana service. ster-
ling 3772.
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE rooms. kitchenette; pri-
vate residence: $50. Call 6904-a Orange.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSEHOLD
REFRIGERArING MACHINE.
FULLY ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
FOR SALE. MANUFACTURING RE
FRIGERArING MACHINES FOR
HOUSEHOLD USE; HAVE MA
CHIMES IN USE FOR PAST FOUR
YEARS. FOR REASONS AND IN
FORMATION SorIRE 2244 HER
AID. $50 BROADWAY.
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MANUFACTURERS.

II you wish to make certain that your fac
tory will be managed successfully and would
and management 70 competent men of long
and successful experience In metal and stteel
lines. two men are available for this service.
IL your problem is OF sufficient magnitude to
command the full use of their abilities COM
municate with box A POST Herald, Herald So.
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APARrMEHrs-FuRH1sHED.

"A southwestern exposure. fourteen large rooms.
four baths. complete. luxurious. modern:
Steinwsy grand. yirtruin. huge closets. AL
improvements; maids willing to stay: long
or short lease. Phone Columbus 1888.
A suite 2. 4 rooms. mostly newly furnished; (;
elevator. private: immediate possession:
breakfast served or kitchenette. vanderbilt
5944.
ATTRACTIVE three room apartment In mp
TO date new house: sunshine In every room
excellent service: rent $l,3O0. Apply 1lu
Aiverside Drive. Apt. IF.
A refined young gentleman wanted to share
"a room apartment with gentleman N
Times Square district. Phone Fttzroy 4l25.
Apt. 2. Mr.. LERNER.
APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East. Weat Side. Long, short feAoeS.
IPARTMENr RENTING CO.. INC.
110 West I'd ct. Phone Columbus 1871:
ATTRACTIVE four room apartment. south
eln exposure. Apply Reynolds. 40 w. 56th.
niShed room housekeeping apartment /:
quiet, respectabIe house telephone. electric
ity. sanitary Kitchen, private bath: abund-
ance heat. hot water; convenient. quick
transportation; suitable sc.oct Christian
couple: ss5-$ references. MOoREs 3o2
COMPLETELY furnished room apartment.
near Riverside Drive: references exchanged.
$50 Audubon.
CONTENTS room apartment for sale. in
cluding piano. Phone Riverside S1o5 after
o'clock.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE two openings. one as treasurer this
other as sales organizer. in concern that
Will demonstrate BIG, IMMEDIATE and
FUTURE profits. Our propositions Is az
good as businesses paying large dividends to-
day. We can show you proofs OF large or
ders file for Immediate delivery,-but we
need immediate financing to deliver our mer-
chandise. $4,000 required of each party
We invite strict investigation Of what we
have to offer you. Call personally or write
EGO SAFE CONTAINER CO.. NC, Penn.
sylvania Terminal Building. 370 1th ay
Room 42S. M
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity is offered 10 =
responsible party that win invest $4,000
as silent or active partner In an estab-
lished pawnbroking business please DO not
answer unless you have the amount required
2247 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
SPOT-OFF. the well known cleaning duid. Is
for sale, with all rights and stock on hand;
price reasonable. For interview address
ARTHUR CHEGNAY, I2f East 5Sth st.
STORE-Best location In Morrstown; sport
ing and electrical goods, hardware toys
and cigars. ans bicycles; fine business;
leaving city must sell. THOMAS ARM
STRONG, 124 Speedwel av., Morristown.
N. j. .
PROTECT yourself against accident, sick
ness: pays S5 ,O00 and $25 weekly; costs 3
cents daily. d. y. HELM. 52 Broadway.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

MARRIED couple want comfortably FUR
nished or 8 room apartment with Kitchen
In modern Apartment house, convenient 10
bus: not above 1l6th ct. A d29 Herald. SSo
B'way.
WANTED. nicely furnished parior. bedroom,
bath: Murray Hill section; state full par
ticulars, including rent. G II Sl1 Herald.
Fulton st.
CnfurnIshe0.
YOUNG man desires one room apartment
and bath. from 55th to Goth. West: reason
able. Write particulars. 20S3 Herald. Her
aid 50.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


ATTENDANT 20 invalid. Trustworthy woman;
mall only. Dale. lS0 w. SD. basement.
BooKKEEPER (experD. long practical sk.
perience, thoroughly conversant with all
office details; excellent office manager,
1875 Herald. Bronx.
BOOKKEEPER. many years experience: ac-
curate and conscientious; good writer. NJ.
g.. 1o41 Clay sv.. Bronx. -.
CASHIER. lady; restaurant market; expert
once. rush. Stuart. 352 w. 121th.
CATERER, cook BY the meal. sinkilarien.
Ht6 East issth ST. Bronx. ~. NJ.
cHAMBERMAID-Color .siri. chamber
maid, waitress, housework, anything;
laundry: reference: neat. Audubon 1850.
apartment ..
CrIAMBERMAID and vs.yrcss or general
houseworker: coiored gin: neat, careful;
best references: Mcintosh. $50 West iiist
MBERMAfD-F'rench woman. well re-
comnpendef, Just over. fine appearance, cx-
perleness. like position. r.. 81 W. 3oth o..
cIIAMr,ERMA1D. plain waiting. irfsh. small
family. private house; references. iio W.
i2sth.
wishes position in apartment. Call Pcggy.
25a West 24tr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: coIorsd giTi
wishes position; city or country. Ken
nedy, care Washington. 10 w. BIth.
CiIAMBERMAfD and waitress, Christian.
experienced. can furnish references. Phone
watkins ssa2
cfIAMBERMATD.--Gi neat. Irish. wishes
position as chaInberraid and waitross, ref
erences. Write BOY ilt. t2ia 81 av.
CIfAMuERMAID. psrlormaid or waitress,
expsrieneed: references; Christian family.
G. 81, ih1 v. 4Tth.
CjfAMBERiiAID, coiored, days work gsu-
ersl housework. Phone wadsworth $3.50
CffANBERMAfD, experienced. ass,st wtNh
waiting. Address 55I West 3oth " cry.
ClIAMBERAfAID. scanistress; Frcrch-Suisr,
references. r 2223 Herald, Herald "a.
sTfAMBERNiAfp. nursery. girl, Frsnch.
speaks little EnElish. Juzie. nlyerside teoc.
CiIkMBERNAfD. colcr-e; roorning house o.
hotel; references. Beckett. s25 W. Ncd.
CfIkMBERMAID, waitress or housewors
Advertiser, ground floor. ~ Columbus sv.
ciIAYBTRMAfD. mendng. private family
city, country. Write Boz os SIS 70 ~.
CHAAiIIERMAlDi reference. city. Write J.,
T., 100 West sd 81
country. II. ~, iiS2 Sd sv.
CIfAMBERMAfD, waitress tscoschl desiles
position in apartment. Cook. 3i3 w. 18th.
CiIAnfBEIiNAID-wAI Norwcglsn.
experienced, city references. fn5 y. aIth.'
cLEANTNG-coiored woman wants clearing
apartment, hgises iofts; & r.stsursr,A ,sbs r W
cTrANrNG. -Coiored woman wishes cle an
the rease. ioi West ifo,',. act 90.
COf,LFx;E graduate. five yssrs' experieuce
surervisinE correspondents and clerical
work; loyal and energetic. seeks pnsitlou
with high grade corporation. u sis herald
Fulton st.
COLoRED woman wishes housswcrklgwlih
business people: reference. smith, c2S W
64th 4.
cOLORED girl. French. desires position
general housewcrk; good experiences ana
reference. Il. couscide, e2s W efsh
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
High class room apartments, with office
doctor or dentist: located in the heart Of
tague ST.. Brooklyn. or RIKER SANDERS.
III Broadway. N. Y. Tel. Barclay $3.50.
ATTRACTTvE LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING
rNETTE. " iso MoNTAGuE ST.. Brook
LYN: PHONE TIERNEY OR LUNDGREN.
BERGEN ST., 1855 rooms. bath, steam
$50 Apply on premises or Morninsside 1852
EAST NEW YORK-68 Hendrix st.--5 rooms.
modern improvements immediate possess
sion. Call Cypress ooi1. Main 1855. LrSS-
CHITZ.
floor; all improvements: large. light
rooms: gentiles: rental 800, from Feb. 4.
Mr.. MARVIN. Flatbush p2l: r.
FLATBUsH.-Thre rooms. all improvements.
ss5 month. ono month security. Mansfield
FOUR rooms. ali improvements. at 1917 6th
av.. top floor of private house. $63. Call
or phone South 33otW.
THREE rooms and bath suite: suitable for
studio; refined neishborhood; private house.
corner, 400 West 141th st. Rent 500. Owner
on premises.
CAD ST.. ioi0-Thrcc rooms TO let. young
couple. Hebrew preferred; all modern Inn
provemcnts. ANsHEll.
18TH ST.. 14fc-F1oor and garage TO let: ali
improvements up to date; subway. Phone
South 341I. Rosaneili.
borough Of Queens.
NEW apartment. Richmond Iiiil. four rooms
and bath; convenient transportation; rent
Wcstchester.
YoNKERs. room apartment; sos. near
subway. trolley. ~ HIgnland av. yonkers.
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE (Main ST.. 56e)--BcautifuI
sale Vy" or rent. % a. u. BuGGE. RAILROAD
pl., East Orange, NJ J. Orange G51S.
EAST ORANGE, "a SOUTH MUM Av-
Convenient to Iackawanna Station: Q to 9
.oSSm.: .nse .meuntain view; elevator service;
sTTRLEAsE-To October. 1922. desirable
apartment In South Orange. five masters
rooms, bath, porch aud servants quarters:
family; sisJ monthly. Tel. Orange siI5J or
call, BARRANp, ia south oranse av.
no LET IN the beautiful Harding Apart
ments and large outside rooms and
bath; modern throughout; elevator service.
200 Potter Pisce. clifton Park. weehaw ken
Supt. on premisee.
. and room aps rtinents, modern improve
ments. supt., Potter place. wcchawkcn
Long Island.
FORREST Hrr.Ils-THREE ROOMS.
bath. ais Tennis place; apa rtments. Apply
Superintendent or phone boulevard ss4h.
FCDKES'r HILLS Gardens, l.. T.
TENNIS APARTMENTS" by Station.
Apply on premises
JAMAICA, North Side.--Two family house.
all improvements; first floor. rooms,
bath, 800 monthly; second floor, = rooms
bath, 800 monthly. IOwLEY, ~ Sutphin
Read. Jamaica Phone Jamaica 1881.
FOREST HILLS. opposite statIon--Five room
apartment 10 let. Phone Boulevard $3.50.
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FTNELY DECORATED AND FURNISHED
APARTMENT ON s2D ST.. WITH VIEW
OF RIyE1SIDE DRIVE: SEVEN RorMS
AND BATH: ALL LIGHT; - 900 PER
YEAR; REFERENCES. APPLY FOR PER-
NIT TO s. B. MILLER. 18TH FLOOR. SAT
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COUNTRY BOARD.
westchcster.

THE BETHESDA sANrTARTUM.
white Plains, ~. ". receives chronic In.
valids. nervous patients. and aged needing
care. attractive rooms; reasonable rates.
Phone 2ii. Address supt. so Hamilton sv.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-young female canary. oreedins
cage. Write SEYMOUR. 35 W. sist.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room, board. privst 10
family; Catholics preferred; home life.
reasonably: best references. O'REILLY. 7.
1123 Park av., care Finan.
wANTED--Boerd with nurse for winter, by
couple, two single rooms; wife convalescing
after operation. A 20Sf Herald. Herald so.
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HOTEL. rs ROOMS: NEWLY FURNISHED
THROUGHOUT; ALL CONVENIENCE {:
IN ARIsTOCRATIC PENN. SUMMER RE-
SORT; WILL SELL CHEAP OWING TO
DISAGREEMENT OF PARTNERS: TERMS
MAY BE ARRANGED: WONDERFUL
z 22AQ HERALD. HERALD 50.
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BROWN LODGE,
10 PROSPECT ST., NEW ROCHELLE.
DEsrRABLE SUITES. WITH OF WITHOUT
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
ming water. electricity. Watkins 9464.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED

THREE or four rooms, from 9TH to 4cd !:
most. $40. r 1905 Herald. 10th ST.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

B0ARDERS WANTED.
cLAREMONT Av. tnear 1o5th) Attractive
rooms with private American family; ex-
ceilent home cooking. Morningside T20s.
MADISON ARMS,
4f-43-45 West 5sth St. elevator.
TWO light rooms for couple, two business
people: board: private. Lenox SOIL.
3sTH ST.. 20 E.-Large room, private bath.
tray service.
63D. 1 East.-Choice single, sunny front
room, three flights, near bath: excellent
meals: credentials.
18TH. 2e WEST-MIss EDWARDS.
formerly g. w. t6th: sunny rrn.. brd.; ref.
10TH. o West.-Large room, bath adjoining:
refined Jewish boarding house: reasonable.
18TH ST., ia WEST. Norece Hall: delightful
large rooms. steam heat. spacious parlors
and lounge: excellent meals.
e6TH. IL West.-Large. medium rooms, sti-
perIor table. parlor dining. table guests.
e2D, 3U7 W.--Large front ROOM twin beds:
also small rooms, southern exposure. home
cooking. Apt. y.
9th. so west.--Board. care for child; gas,
electricity. phone: sunny yard.
i57TH ST., 81. Nicholas sv.. s52.-Ccntie-
man. business couple preferred: board op-
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

CoLoRED girl, French. desires position
reference. Il. couscide, e1s W. st,h
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Country Board Wanted.

wANTED-Board for six adults with private
family or in small, select boarding house.
within walking distance of beach on Long
Island shore. for entire summer. d 1896
Herald. B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

ONE or two children to board: large house
aud grounds: best OF care; terms reason
able. f5fz Westchoster.
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i5OTH ST., 557 West (near Broadway)--
i Completely furnished room apartment
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-10
CHICAGO BUILDING
TiE.UP DELAY Ed.
UNTIL LATER DATE.
CARPENTERS UNION voTES TO
CONTINUE LONGER AT JOBS
WITH PAY BASIS OF st1o AN
HouR-DENY SPLIT IN RANKS

Chicago, Jan. l0.-The building tie.
up in Chicago. scheduled for today
has been al least temporarily avert
ed.
Conservatives seemingly gained
control yesterday when business
agents Of building trades council IN.
ions met at 1874 West Randolph street
to determine a policy for the imme'
diate future
There will be no general walkout
Tomorrow said William Curran, the
president OF the plumbers organlza'
tion, following the closed conference.
The four Jobs of the Wieboldt Con
struCtion company on which strike
was called last week, will remain as
they have been-tied up. For the
rest We don't know what We will do
yet There will be another meeting
Of union representatives tomorrow
morning"
Just what organizations were rep
resented at yesterdays meeting was
not disclosed II is known, however,
that the brieklayers, electricians and
architectural workers. which have
declared against strike under any
conditions. did not participate
Il was reported that common labor
ers have taken their stand with these
latter unions, whose representatives
contend there is no good reason why
they should bolster up the fight OF
the Carpenters District Council on
the Lands award.
President Curran OF the plumbers
union denied there had been a split
in the ranks of the Building Trades
Council, Failure to authorize the
threatened walkout at the meeting
should not be construed, he said, as
reputation of last Fridays vote OF
the council in pledging support to
any union that needed il, Many OF
those in attendance were not empow-
cred TO act finally for their unions.
The term radical should not be
applied to any part Of this organiza-
ton" he said. We are all citizens
Of Chicago and We are striving to do
what is best for all concerned
The county board yesterday re-
ceived a communication In which the
Carpenters District Council declared
It's members willing to work for
s110 an hour until April 81, 1922.
This is 10 cents above the scale pre-
scribed by the Lands award, by
which the Carpenters union had not
agreed to abide.
Members Of the citizens committee
to enforce the Lands award and rep
resentatives of the two builders as
ISOLATION expressed satisfaction with
yesterdays developments.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-10
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know of its great value.
Mothers-daughte-s, why not try it =?
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-10
SAVE FARM RESIDENCE
ATTACKED BY FLAMES

Sparks flying from the chimney OF
the house on the old Strawn farm
three miles west of the city, or the
Brewery hill road, now occupied by
Walter West and family, caused a
nominal damage this morning about
$40 O'Clock. The flames we're first
discovered by Mr. West when he
happened to look towards the direc-
ton of the chimney. He noticed the
clouds of smoke and then saw small
flames. He quickly notified the local
fire detartment and Assistant Chief
George Stevenson and several other
fremen hurried to the scene BY US
ing chemicals they succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the flames before they
caused any large loss.