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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-30

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
.'KREBS'. only authorized agent for
Middlesex County; new and second hand
cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs, Supplies. 10 West Grand Street,
Elizabeth. N. j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Apartment Specials

tof ROOMS; modern bncki ola burn
e., close M walking distance. all
and 3-i0nnl apis. elegantly fur
uiHhodi good lease, reasons BE
rent no. vacancy; big. net 10,
come, This ls fpleudid buy AZ
$4,000. terms. pRrt cash.
~ ROOMS, corner bflrk. OIL burner
high ciahs location. not vacancy
arranged iu lovely aDts.. with
hafdN ood floors. private bath and
fifrpinerH in every apt; good lease
~ only 5000 = mo ~ rOE ARE
LOOKING FOR 4 SNAP. SIX
THIS. PRICE ONLY 1850, CON
TERMS LISTED EXCLUSIVELY
WITH THIS OFFICE
no ROOMS. close in; walking dis
lance. Oil burner. mostly groom
apis win wsli beds. private baths.
etc, Trnt only about 50 room
good furniture long lease: not
vacancy; shows big Income one
~ the best bnyF Do The city that
$500 viii handle
So ROOMS. brlck. % burner: rent
only fi50s good lease. private
baths, good furniture. splendid
locHhuus close Ia. not "a vacancy.
~ q real bargain al 5000. terms
$1,000 cash
g ROOMS. brick; hot water heat.
good furniture long lsasei not a
only fl7J. Including 3 garages;
splendid location. always full
$500 cash viii handle.
30 kOOMk. hot water heat. part
hardwood floors; partly and well
turntables Capitol Hiif location.
This u Your rhsHee % deal direct
with uwIer ~ property Can be
handled With $4,000.
u YOU arc looking for an apartment
house large Of email. come IN and
took over our large list
Robinson Co., Realtors
eil SoabDsrd Bldg ia NOISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Pioneer Brokerage Co.
2ls Peoples Bank Bldg
Grocery Sacrifice

MUST sEt.f.-fSNOtCE
20 per day; no delivery. Z beautiful
rooms. bath and built-in features:
good clean stock, aud not many
fixtures Fixtures and furniture
fGr around 5000 No reRHona bic
offer VIII be- refused. This IL n
real buy as well ne home" Gee
Nicholson. care Robinson Co. Gil
SsabDafd Bldg MA in.NG6s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
\ LITTLE MONEY MAKER

This Broom furnished. hot water
heated house b. q little money
maker. located close iu near
car line. the rooms % this
house are large and have every
feature for comfort. has been
newly painted and decorated.
furniture almost new. the old
furniture having been replaced.
same owner Tor years. house
always fuii. Price $500; 81. 900
cash, balance easy payments,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
5 Good Trades

acrra. well improved. at angle
lake. Tor seattle home Or vacant
Chicken ranch. north ~ city iimits.
: blocks from paved highway. for
small place IN or nnst AT Vernon.
90 acres near Kent Tor seattle home
or building lots
. acres. hiEhiy improved. near Kent.
for Spokane residence,
10 acres. Epad improvements. near
Rehtpn. Tor Seattle home Or va
cant
SEQ Ar Fields. NAln-iTle
Geo. A. Spencer & Co.
205 Hinckley Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

H. M. HERRIN & CO.
Established 1895
BROKERS
WE OFFER FOR SALE
1000 Alaska Pet. A. Coal,
100 Best Ldtk.
$1,000 Central Bldg. Bond.
SO Durnnt Motors, Cal
100 Danny Rentan Clay.
1000 Idaho Gold x RUBY.
1000 HirEt ChichBgoL
1000 Kelly Mines.
r King Food units.
20 Eickenbackcr Motors.
20 Star Motors.
1000 wichita Royalties.
1000 Western Smelling a Power
All at Attractive Prices
WE WILL BUY
Durant Motors. nll Issues.
HlrHt Chichaguf
Lead Crystal Ming
NanOoae Wellington Collierles.
Northwestern Finance units.
pnelfic Securities
Premier Ming. Co
puget Sound Hcait, Assoeiatca
Rotary Pillow Western Finance units
III intereated in buying or selling any
stocks or bonds advertised IN these
columns OF elsewhere, ask Us for
auotatlonu and information. IN
FgTIGATE the Broker, tho See
curity and the Price
Ill iot-53pG, III Shefry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
A Nice Little Country
Home

~ acres. all cleared; 20 bearing
futt trees. ch0ica loan soil, no
rock good t.raom piAstsred bum
Eaiow lights. bath. water piped.
large harm; fronts on good road,
$50 feet from tuterurbRn depot, a
good place Tor berries ana poultry.
tz.SAe. $500 cash Mf tsolhnd
e. r. SUFFER-
iois Third Ave MA MISS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
- RHA~@A -
Realtors
4 coy HoMB
CHASE IN

N1islFTE4 ~
This cottage IS located olosn IN. on
paved street. 10 desirable locality.
close to schools and churches. ~
has I rooms and bath in front part
of haBs. and a large sun parl1r
and ki,chsustte IN rear: suita BILE
for two families. Has been paint
ed anu repap~frd a lew mos ana
ago.
Property cost me gs. go. but will ac-
cept ss.T5e for irBmsdiats sale I:
$3.50 cash. balance monthly VIII
consider q light ear as part pny
nent ID 18th ave. Take East
Cherry or Madrpna car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
PARTNERSHIP

~ ~ and gsil established busineHn,
where the profits are big VA
prflrurU not necessary " mcchnn.
Small investment Colorado $50
yeatmcnt Co. 50i Green Bldg
III iot-u2Nf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

WELL worth immediate invsrtiEa-
tom on widr paved Victory way;
2. of an acre. cleared and graded.
az new Cedar park sSi feet street
frontage city water. telephone
five minutes by auto or stage
from city limits terms t5i cash
us per month MT Prct. go
walker nidE III. iot.0is2
Auto al your service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

3ToP, LOOK AND LIsTESi Fine
home site: three large lots. all
cleared and in fruit and berries; q
good two-room houeei garage,
chicken house and n fine bricited-
up well with force pump in ~:
lights available: overlooking Lake
Washington. two blocks from
paved highway. good place for
chickens: close 10 school and
stores Price 5000. 800 down and
$40 a month. Call for Perry or
1.ampnan, 90s Third ave, Seattle.
tUa.h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

FOUNTAIN LCNCH-Nsar high
N location; GOOD busines, low
rent. new 81. 500 soda fountain.
large stock. club suppers a gpe-
ctaity 4 wonderful oppOrIn-
nifty for two women. Price
$3.50; $1,000 cash, balance sat
irfhctOry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

BIO pARGAiN-Neariy a hair acre
cleared ieg feet frontage on Yigt
tory way AZ Cedar park. Liea level
minutes auto aF stage ride from
city limits NrfS easy terms. ins
FsHtiGhtr this ~ once AR Ievt.
.3o Walker building III. iot-eik2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

RELIABLE MAN WANTED
Have client who IT, IN the manu-
featuring business. VIII sell 10
good reliable man. share in
buEiness. must be able 10 drive
truck; $1,000 required. For full
Information call al office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Prosperous

Apartment district RAK cry /.
CLOSE in center MAN and WIPE.
Sales $50 day Up 20 The minute
ELECTRICAL equipment fixtures.
stock ftics $4,000. LIBERAL
TERMS iintomnn. az Halter sid
FEfkEsHMENT room on paved Pa
eifr highway. near Seattle. nets
over $500 a month. good all year.
fine fixtures, soda fountain. tran
silent rooms. All fully furniehed
rud equipped. q acres fine land.
sfh1oi cirAE Take clear home.
part trade. Chnppell. 3i5 CrHry
tsluE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
WOODLAND PARK SPECIAL.
fiNE.lsouA ~ NqAloW

wv AHHN NANNNNaNhM
\ tnMfLkfEl.N FURNISHED
y $500 CASH GIVES POSSESSION
\ Present owner leaves Tor Los
Angeles October M ON ar-
count ~ sickness and must
sacrifice az once Located
close 90 Woodland Park, sur
rounded BY nice homes. Wonr
deftul lot 5oNieo. all In nice
\ AVN and Fhruhhery, has
hardwood fio0re, fireplace.
bookcases. cabinet kitchen.
cement haasments furnace.
laundry trays, rte. Tho FUR
nltuFr ls a No 7. and consists
~ part ~ Wilton rugs. oak
dining set with leather seat
- chairs oak library table.
leather davenport. oak china
closet buffet leather seated
rockers ConEoirum rus
TUCK coal range. also sas
y range. two complete bedroom
suites. curtains dfapfr.
y dishes, aluminium cooking
utensils ENrden tools hose.
lawn mower aud other artf-
y Giles too numerous 90 mention
NnnfeFfui hack yard with
is bearing fruit trees This
u SoAiE Buy and u yeu have
been waiting FOR a REAL.
SNAP YOU will phone a. az
y once, Total price only st.sep
y Phone ME irse-tsgs
X LAR0ENT q RYAN. INC.
\ REALTORS
X is4S ~ tsTn Mi. irso.sAss
\ oFFICE OPEN SUNDAY AND
X EVENINGS
Y I'VE SERVE AND SATISFY"
NxXXNxNN NxNNN
D.. D.. C.....I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
HOTEL SNAP

Y rooms. rent tigl: hot and cold
water in Aii roomHi light down
flWu Fnud. clean house clears
over 5000 per month. Full price,
s3,pDp aboui hnif cash. Tho beet
co. 7nt Green Bldg III iotrD2ui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
Are You Aware the Opportunities That Oeby Advertisers
b. FOR SALE-REAI.
ESTATE

y NNN NNN ANNNNNN
! ENrilA--lsNTRA-ENT EXTRA
NAfstt lil1 MODERN HpMl.
BRAND NEW.
! on PAVED STREET.
. tf.aon-faun CASH.
THIS Nanderfui homo has just
been completed. an rfHdy 10
move ini strictly modern in
every way has living room
across entire front French
doors. large llEht dininE
- ON hrautiful cabinet
kitehcu all kinds of built
, ins, lsrgr breakfast uonk.
hardwood floors. very arts
= &c fireplace. tile bath. Fcm-
broke tub. tile drainhonrd.
\ tull cement basement iaun-
afA nays. EeraEa 10 match
Rouse, cement driveway.
= larEc lui, close 90 school aud
caf line, on paved street You
positively cannot beat THE
one. LIT Us SHOW NoU Tn-
I DAY. SURF. just phone Mvt-
rusa sAsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
LISTEN

This restaurant you know ia q good
buy fof 500. FVDd location. cheap
rent Get busy, Apply 1ts Yale
jldFs opposite poHtgfiicc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

cIfEAP. 3 big. nice. new houses with
big new chicken houses at Cath
cart. north ~ seattle on and near
broad 0ay. sorre have 5 some ~
arrea terms ftHa dawn. 10 per
month. Como today Dix free ga
Curatnn. Bring SOME money with
you Sec f.ampmRn. pos Third
Ave, Seattle. or uafnali. saf2 Unit
ycrsitg Way. Seattle, or Mr. keilBr
at strand Hotel. Everett
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
Very attractive Groom house. mod
rrr In every respect practically
new Interior beautifully finished /.
all fixtures the very best. ingiud.
inr splendid electric water ays.
tem all Of land cleared and IN
fruit: also lawn. ahrubhsry. flow
ere. etc. excellent view 30-mlie
York block, Burke & Farrar. Inc
READ THIS sAcWFfcE
10 Acres. 9 cleared and fenced All
year creek! good soil. Rppiss.
plums. pears. cherries. grapes. and
other small fruit. 3 room house..
large barn. Ernnary. root house.
on main land. cloEH 10 pavement
n snap for snHfe frn. Only $3.50.
easy terms Mr.. Boiand.
g 7. SUTEk
1919 Third Ave MA in-7s5a
A GOOD so cheap under irrigation.
$50 per acre. - acres alder bot.
tom. = seeded new dairy barn,
good house, uutbuiidiuEs. t.lc-
phone. well. orchard. berries: close
to town. school CArlaborR saw
mill. small deposit. balance long
terms low Interest Owner. +.
Esper. seuuin. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
i FOX SALE-ACREAGE

J ACRES % splendid boiiom land.
north OF elty Just OF the paved
holhrll highway, within 81 min.
auto, This Dr. covered with small
alder and easily cleared meas
school and atarrss electric lights
and phone service This III an
IDEAL location for poultry, fruit
gardening and nuraeTyi Assist
Hnee given IN building Nrry easy
payments and terms.
$50 WALKER BUILDING
Corner second and University.
Phone FL iot-eiba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

and bonds bought aud sold.
WE WILL bUY
~ pnfnni anf%star Motors
-. tscrow1 .s.ss+.ts., Market
ice + Z. Hest. Inc. ..4s. fe.0W
l19e Idaho Gold 4 Ruby Market
l0ee thirst ChirkaFof ..... offer
10 kluHs Fnod .ss4r.< iH,nn
10 ". W, Finance ..... 40 90
zoe Rotary PIaw .,...,. 100
iaae Olympic Hotel iiends $4,000
We pay each over The rDsfatsr for
Ell issues when delivered 10 Us.
leu VII experience no delay at
this office
VIZ Will SELL
1000 Alaaka Endicoft Copper 1913
1909 Alaska Pet a. Coal 49,. nG
aeg American Bottle Cap -. bid
500 Alaska Bcv. 60. .. II
lvg4 AmsiRHnate q. Miner. IS
ih9H american Workers oil =. II
1000 Anderson Bros. , Dix
aeHn BAKER steam Motors. ~ 81 =
sep Davis Car .,ts..s+t...s- rs
100 y. y. Best Inc . g.gss
100 Foster a kisiHer, ~ diy.in.00
1000 HIST GhichaEuf Mine . Bid
1000 idaho Gold A RUBY ....Cheap
100 Imperial steam Appliance 500
" Johnston Piston & ting. 90
stoe krlkwen AXic ....4.. BID
300 Kelly Mines .s....,s. chesp
SO Lambert Tire 4 Rubber. a.25
500 National life PreHerveF. 33
30 Rickenbaciter Motors e7s
5000 Red Desert oil ..,. .0t
1900 Western Smelling a. P 30
1900 Wichita Royalty .,. ~
90 u :. Silver Fox. Mimi. 1000
MONEY ADVANCED on STOCKS
us Columbia st. Just off End Ave.
Ground Floor Tel, Ill iot-sfss
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IS STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson- Moore CompanY

EFlablished 1907
STOCKS PONDS
puRANT & STAR MOTORS tcHcrow)
and all listed anu unlisted stpek
aud bonds bought and sold.
Vsta ftrgg my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
FINANCIAL
-
81
s STOCKS AND BONDS

SCAN. Amer. ok warrants par.
chased pns Amer. Bk. HidE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

E. n THOMAS 4 COMPANY, INC.
Realtors)
1920 Third Ave FL Iot-s1a2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10
NNNNNNN Xxx NNNNN X
Root Bros Special
HONEST VALUES. HONESTLY
ADVERTISED

Z NEW BUNGALOWS
HALF BLOCK To pIftNNEY CAR
QUALITY CLASS. Low PRICE
Just completing one iarEn s.
room and three t-room beauties
that cuataln tVsry cobcetva hte
modern feature oak fiuoFs
French dnafs. beautiful flNtur~a
cabinet Kitchens noaks buitt-in
baths. fun Easements. furnaces.
laundry trays. paved driveway
t. garages, etc. Hpilt with thr
ytew Of giving utmost In COM
pieteness. convenience and that
hoyueltke atmosphere 40 much
desired
RESOLVE TO SEE THEM TO-
DAY PRICE AND TERMS
RIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-10

Root Bros, Realtors
OH What's the Usel
The old RENT DAY comes a. sure
- fate. snd nothing % shoW for
your money! but make up yrug
Fnind 10 see this MODERN HOME
NOW. rugn48s fireplace.
French daurns wired Tor electric
range. concrsts pavement: fliF-
narrs fsxtsp-spOt lot. shrukfrFf
and garaxe. on Rainier ave. beau
tiful view 81 lake. Owner rnmst
seil before the 18Th. Price ga.h8et
ONLY 500 cath. BETTER TITAN
4 GOf1D BUY See Mr Marsh Al
Columbia RA nirg -ugg2
Geo. A. Spencer & Co.
paaltot.S
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
COOPERATIVE
PRESS PREPARES
TO BRANCH OUT

The third annual meeting of the
stockholders of The Twin City Co
Operative Press, Inc, was held at
Labor Hall Wednesday night. and was
attended by fairly large representa-
ton of stockholders.
A financial statement was sub
mitted, which showed the affairs of
the concern to be in good shape-a
decided improvement over that of a
year ago-which was very eneourag.
ing to the stockholders.
The directors presented the needs
of the concern. 1t was stated that
more progress had not been made
because of undercapitalization. 1t
was decided to increase the author
lied capitalization TO $4,000, and to
offer this additional stock for sale in
the near future. The money thus de-
rived will be used principally to pur-
chase more machinery, part of which
was authorized at the meeting. When
the new machinery is installed the
Cooperative Press will be in posi-
ton to do a class of work ii has not
heretofore been able to undertake.
Three new directors were elected
as follows to serve for term of
three years: |. H. Garman, Bert
Anderson, and John McGrath.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
LAWYER SUCCEEDS
LABOR MAN ON IN
DUSTRIAL BOARD

The working people of the state
are amazed at Governor Small's re-
cent action in removing Robert Edie
from the State Industrial Commission
and appointing in his place Ex-rep-
resentative VIM. Scanlan of LaSalle
county.
The Workman's Compensation law
which created the Industrial Commits
sion specifies that it shall be COM
posed of five members-two of whom
shall be appointed from the employ
ing class as their representatives, two
from the employees class to repre-
sent them and the fifth member shall
be neither an employe or employer
and will be a representative of the
public. Mr.. Edie is a miner and was
one of the representatives of the en-
ployes and had been member of the
commission for several years as such
while his successor is an attorney
and was an active member Of the in
surance committee in the legislature
which he served.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
C00PERATORS SAVE
THREE QUARTERS OF
A MILLION DOLLARS

While many eapitalistie concerns
have scarcely been able TO preserve
their resources IN this period Of IN
dustrial depression, the labor coop
orators of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia,
continue TO show substantial sur
plus on the operation of their big
undertaking. The balance sheet of
their Sydney Mines Society for six
months shows sales of x6b2, 2,24b.o7 and
profits amounting to Sb7 ,2bAsa
Over 200 new members were added
TO the Society, making a total mem.
bership of 2,S2l. Dividends of i0sa
were distributed to members, while
, nen@inenlsere received y Ga dividend
on their purchases.
During the past sixteen years this
sturdy cooperative society has had
aggregate sales amounting To over
81 100000. On this turnover II has
returned TO its patrons In dividends
more than $4,000 besides paying
interest upon the capital invested and
aecumulating reserve fund of x26,.
100.
The achievements Of the Cape Bret
on miners are just a part OF the ma
ton wide progress by which Cana
dian co.operatofs are setting a stimn.
lating example for co-operatora In the
United States.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TELEGRApHERS MAY
GO ON STRIKE

st. Louis strike Of telegraph.
ers ON the railroads affected by The
recent decision Of tine United States
railroad board, which Topped oft about
sl,hon,0O0 year from the pay of
1900 ielegraphefa, IL not improbable
II the rail board fails to act eu q
petition for reheafin9 which has
been filed by Edward ], Manion,
president, order 81 Railroad TILE,
graphefa, according Ia statement
by President Maninn issued from bis
office In ST. Louis.
ANY of tho telegfaphurA' griry.
ance committee Of thesa reads that
ask Tor IL wlll net authority from
mo 10 strike" Manlon declares.
Manion Is awaiting the outcome %
his petition to the labor board far a
rehearing and OF an appeal made 30
President Harding
Reads Affected.
The roads affected by the boards
wage slash are the Chicago n North.
western, the Chicago, burlington &
Quincy; Chicago, Milwaukee Il 81.
Paul, Minneapolis a Omaha; Great
Northern, Illinois Central; Minnea
polls a st. Louis; Minneapolis, ST.
Paul a Sault Ste. Marie; Northern
Pacific. Southern Pacific.
"The railroad labor board does
nothing but cut wages" Manion de-
clafed III never functions on wage
increases. The board seems 10 rely
on the railroads to save II from IN
eyitable annhilation.a
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
THEY OBJECT
TO WORKMEN
GETTING MORE

Washington. Howard Il. Cole,
third vice president Of the Standard
oil company OF New York, told SEN
ate committee his salary for 1922 was
$47 800, for 1921 was Sa2 900, and for
1919 was $4,000. Howard A. Will
kerson, director Of the company
said his salary was $4,000 In 1922,
$27 900 the year previous and $4,000
two years ago.
A. h. Hinch, controller Of the cor
poration, said that the profits Of the
company approximated $253,sl7,650
since 1911, when the United States
supreme court Smashed" the Stand.
ard oil trust.
Officers of the Standard oil com.
pany Of New York protested TO the
senate oil investigating committee
when they were requested to state the
salary they receive.
Making this information public, the
committee was informed, might de-
moralize the company's personnel. 1t
developed that In 1921 the company
paid $405 40 in salaries TO Ia indiyid-
uals, including the president and di-
rectors. The average wage Of 10000
employees was 81 300.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
10 ROADS GAIN OR LOSE
MONEY? SOMEWHERE
SOMETHING IS WRONG
Mr. Hoover Accepts Poverty Plea While l. C. c. Shows
Enormous Surplus Fund

when the plain way out" of athe
cycle of misunderstanding is 10
SETTLE THIS FUNDAMENTAL
ECONOMIC PROBLEM. IN WHICH
THE PROSPERITY OF ALL Is IN.
VOWED, ALONG RIGHT LINES
IN FAIRNESS TO ALL FOR THE
COMMON GOOD
Between Secretary HooVer's annual
report and the annual resorts of the
interstate Commerce Commission
there appears TO be an irreconcilable
discrepancy which should be officially
recognized and explained.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
OPEN SHOPPER
SEEKS HIS KIND
WITHOUT SUCCESS

Noel Sargant of New York, mana
ger of the "open shop" department
of the National Manufacturers Asso-
citation, was in Champaign few days
ago. He picked up last years tele-
phone book to get in touch with the
Associated Employers, but learned
the telephone had been removed
Then he proceeded to their former
headquarters at 120 n. Neil street
and failed to find even the office FUR
niture or any semblance of an Office
As he was desirous of knowing, the
success of the American Plan" here
he made inquiries and learned to hls
sorrow that they "blowed up" with
the secretary last spring.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
PERSONALS
Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. Jennie Hnrtbank, neN pfesi-
dent of the Woman's Union Label
League, is confined TO her homo on
account Of illness.
Mrs. Collins Is quite sick al her
home with pneumonia.
I'D Hudson Il confined IN "A hospital
In Dwight, ILL.,, where he had an op-
GRAFTON for ulcers OF the stomach
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
Label League Meets.

The Woman's Union Label League
lation of officers present was held,
several officers not being there on
account Of illness. A delicious lunch.
con wns served. They meet again Oh
Thursday, January %.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
PAID TWELVE
DOLLARS A DAY
TO MURDER
.,~,-.-.-..1

2 Marion. IIl.-At the trial of :
!. the five men in connection with :
z the Herrin mob the defense
= read letter from Sherman .
7 Holmes, one of the mine guards, :
I. who said: "We get S12 day .
I. and are under contract for 80
Z days. We sit here on an eight :
I. hour shift watching for some
!. one to stick his head over the :
I. mountain or out of the woods :
!. so as to give US little practice :
I. in shooting"
l. The guard further said they :
l. had 10 guns that each shoot 500 .
|. shots a minute. There are 100 :
!. guards, he said. with rifles that :
I. shoot three miles.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
Momen,s Label I.eapne.

Several new officers who were I'M
able to be present at the last meeting
of the Women'a Label League for
installation, will be inducted into
office at the next meeting, which Is
10 be held Thursday night u next
week.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
WOMEN'S GUILD
WILL HOLD A
RUMMAGE SALE

The Woman's Guild of the Coop
erative store met at Labor Hall on
Friday. Mrs. Leuok was installed as
vice president in place of Mrs. W. D
Martin, who resigned. nj
Trustees-Mrs. Stitcher, Mrs. Buck
ley, Mrs. Inskip,
1t was planned to hold a Tummage
sale in the near future. The COM
mittee appointed to make arrange
ments is: Mrs. Shroyer, Mrs. Heaiy'
Mrs. Matthews.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19
Oh, sfyi

"Castor Oil Stops Spelling Match, -
says a headline In the Shelbyyille
Union.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-01-19

WHITE WESTINGHOUSE.
d. C., (until March 4th), is the
way the members Of the Daugh-
erty Investigation Committee in
Congress should date their let
terheads.