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V Pclite and courteous" work men and everytfcirj sanitary. Phone No. 1 when you want anything in the Drag 1 ' r t , Line -1 PROMP SERyiCE. NEXT TO BLAND HOTEL, , . Sieinmetz. i Til ' l'l r lowers jur . All Occasions Cabbage and Tomatoe4 Plants, And all Kinds of Plants for ) ; Porch Boxes and Bedding ' Best service. v J 5 i Polite attention. f -Let us serve you. FLOMSt;; RAIJSIGH, C; K. & L. DEPARTMENT STORE 16 E. HARGETT Union 1 rade INVITED TO THE Dig Department Store. i If' ' ' s . EVERYTHING IN Pcady-lo-Wciar Dir.::cTc;;Y c.1 local, ;lac;: o ::u:io:;o. v , ; Scrtry wfil adriM chaszei)- - RAIEIGH C2NTBAIA LABOR UNION -.' , ' UeeU Union ;HaU . ) ' ' Second Friday W. P. Moody, President , ; .". 'JS. P. SnakenberiV Secretary - - J p O. Box 65 ALLIED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL ; ' ; UeeU Hargett Street HaU Thuriday . . T.T.Ruth, President Uj;, , . . , . " 218. Swain Street "V-.: , : W. H. Allen, Secretary i . ... H2 E. Davie Street -s ( ALLIED PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL 1 . " Meet Union HaU X .; . ' ; ' V 0. P. Pilley, Casirman , - , , NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY "ALLIED -.-.-. TRADES ' . , , N Meet Union HsU ' Pourth Thnridsy , t - E. T. Keracbner, President , . th ' s ' f W N. Wet Street , .- - 5 PRINTING PRESSMEN AND , ASSISTANTS' UNIOJM tj . " Meets Union Ban f',. , Sefiond Thursda; rrf C. L. Beayers, Pres fdent -H, a Eaat Harcett Street " 4 ' 0.1 B. Yatea, Secretary , " i ' " r 505 S. .West Street BROTHERHOdD ELECTRICAL WORKERS r "Local No. "657 ' . '"'P Meets Union 'Han "-'V"-' ' v " - Monday " ' ' C. W. Stonebanks, President " 120 W. Morgan Street - T. Y, Ruth, Recording Secretary . . - 21 S. Swain Street, - , - . SHOES - FOR . ALL THE FOLKS. Millinery Parlors J always up-to-date. i & 1 means low prices. Takeaiook. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPER ... HANGERS V ' Local No. 697, '' Meet East Hargett Street Hall , Wednesday . t , T . ' R. Holdirfleld, President A E. S Demilt, Secretary r BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY . CARMEN ! . Benla Lodge, No. 352 I s Meets Union Hall ' : ' ' Fourth Friday - 0. 8. Neal, President - C. H- Younger, Secretary V BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY CARMEN j ,tv.. Raieigt Lodge, No. 553 T.T .Z 1- Meets Union Han , - - pint and -Third ' Thursdays ,' J. D. Rayburn, President xL'-r; ( 1, ,W. A, Gattis, Secretary PLUMBERS "AND STEAMFITTERS LOCAL ' Meets East Hargett Street HaU 7 ' Every Monday ' , - W. T. Davia,-President , ; , ' R. N. Moore, Recording Secretary ; ; ' . s. --' , . BOOKBINDERS' LOCAL s Meets Union HaU ' . First Friday (Afternoon) ; , ORDER RAILWAY CLERKS . .. Raleigh Lodge, No. 334 Meets Union'Hall v i - -s ' First and Third Fridays R. A. Pool, President Z.V.Fitzgerald, Secretary 1 ; P O. Box 198 J I RAILWAY TRACKMEN Meets Union HaU . ' First Sunday (Noon) - ' ' R. L. Hayes, President , 1 226 Glenwood Ayenue t C. W. Walton, Secretary . Willow Springs . - BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS s - - Meets East Hargett Street HaU ' " . - Every Tuesday . - v - --. ,' BROTHERHOOD CARPENTERS AND ., s . JOINERSv "r ' ' V LocalNo.721 Meets Union Han - Tuesdays W. T. Barrow, President : Frank Ferguson, Recording Secretary ' " M. M. Glosson, Financial Secretary S15S. West Street BOILERMEKERET LOCAL, No. 173 11 Meets Union HaU - First and Third W ednesdays J. P. Taylor, Secretary v 611 Glenwood Avenue ,- INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS Lodge No. 109 ' Meets Union Han Second and Fourth Wednesdays Ernest Martin, President J. M. Williams, Recording Secretary - - 126 W. Lane Street - Hugh Pace, Financial Secretary , 404 N. Boylan Avenue . BLACKSMITHS' LOCAL , , Meets Union HaU Second Fridays John W. Collins, Secretary v 715 Gaston Street Ll.iiiii ijiLiUAL-iD G sneral ITercs About tho Doin ' of Organised Labor All ; , : : Ovcrthb Country. Carpenters Raise Wages; - Mansfield; O. Aftera'.flVexweeks'. strike carpenters secured a minimum wage of 75 cents an hour. . m- r " -. ' ;;-' ' " . ' :' r Want 44-ttour Week. -- V Boiston.--A 4 4-hour , week.:, is ' now the : immediate , goal pf Structural 4 Iron'Workers Union No, 7. . V " Hcneead, Pa. fTwo trad 3 union organizers V have been arrestsd for speaking on the streets in 'this city after the municipal authorities re fused them permission to speak r in a hall., , Fire trade union organizers were arrested in . . Braddock, near here, . under . the same ; conditions. The ; arrests i are the result of r the steel: trust's opposition to organized labor. ;. ' ' '- ' Raise Wages $G a Week. . f Dallas, Texas Structural iron workers have raised wages from $ 6 to $7 a dar. .- . -'. -: . - ' ; Wire Strikers Jailed. : - bklahoma City, 6kla'.-Last week 17 striking commercial telegraphers, two of wJhom are young women, were' arrested by federal ofiSials. The Oklahoma Federationist says "it is the evident purpose of the district at torney and. the Western Union offi cials to resort to the jailing method to . area up, . aitogexner t tne.. legal picketing -heretofore done', by "the telegraphers." ; ' , ' ' Secure 44-Hour Week.- I 1 Yakima, Wash. Electricians have established the "4 4-hour week and se cured substantial wage increases.-4 . Oil Workers Unitingr . . Charleston, , W ;-f V-a.-rrOii workers in.thls state-are conducting a vig orous trade union organization cam- paignSrnT'rT; :;;.-fU- :' : 7 . . . . ' -J . . ecteidansGain.' s f Memphis,' Tenn. -Organized . elec tricians .have raised .wages 5 . cents an hour, making their pay. $6.40 a Anv -t-r"-' ---' -t -- . . . , , ,ji - - - - - j -' " I I - - -. - " . ' ,v" J '- 5 , Teacher Orcanize. - r Superior, WisTeachers ln the normal, school in this city have or ganized and.' affiliated ..with the American . Federation of Teachers.: Discuss Co-operation. Clarksburg, W. Va. Local trade unionists are discussing" co-operative buying and a 'committee has been appointed by the central body to re-' port on starting a co-op. store. Slachinists Raise Wages. ; i Peoria, .. 111. Machinists employed In local contract shops won a strikeX that lasted but a . few hours.- - Wages' were raised from 80 to 92 1-2 cents an hour. : k " ' V Switchmen Unite. Buffalo, N. Y. Officers of the Switchmen's Union of North-America report that new lodges hare been or ganized at San Bernardino, Cal.; De troit, Mich.- and Birmingham, Ala. '. 2 Unity the Remedy. s i ' Jackson, Mich. It is claimed that employers in this city are blacklist ing trade unionists and are agreeing not to hire employees on strike. Edi tor Henley, of the Square Deal, tells workers that the way to block' this game is for , every . wage earner in Jackson to unite. , r ;i! " ' Clerks Join Union. '':. Grafton, W. Va.-7-Retaii .clerks and railway cierks have, .organized and affiliated, with their respective internationals. - 1 . BARBERS' LOCAL . W. H. Bennett, Secretary Meets Masonic Temple Barber, Shop TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION Meets Union HaU Second Sunday (3 P. M.) ' M. G. Heath, President . C. F..Eoonee, Secretary Winslow, Ariz. Practically every Eligible retail clerk at this place lias joined the new Retail Clerks' Union. p ; . Metal Workers Gain. 4 La . Crosse, Wis. Sheet metal workers have advanced : wages 10 cents an hour and secured the Sat urday half holiday throughout the year. , - - American federation of musicians Tne Jackson, Mich., sheet metal workers' have' asked employers to raise rates to 75 cents an hour. E. F. PERRY - PHONE 1929 ' Electrical Gontractbr Oil Workers Make Gains. s Fort Worth, Texas. According to the current issue of the International Oil Worker the organized oil , work ers have madei notable f gains dur ing the past six months. New locals have been formed - in Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia and Illinois,' and many new scales have been established.1. . " ;': "Agitators" Blamed Bethlehem Pa." About 4,00 0 cigarmakers, , mostly . womep, have suspended work In four large fac tories here. ' J! is, It is 1 charged that these workers are victims of 'New Brunswick; N.'' J., "agitators" , wko ;have stirred iHP trouble in that ' low-wage, community, and "who' now come 'to Blethlehem rith their pernicious doctrine of liv ing . wages and better working con ditions. . ' , Unity With Farmers. 1 ftalveston. Texas. -Officers of the Farmers 'League have arranged withA the state federation of labor to'de liver addresses before Texas-central labor bodies advocating" closer1 co operation between farmers and trade unionists."" " " ' . The workers - say that , the" spirit of organization" andrcooperation be tween producers is the strongest at the present time in the history of this state. ' '.: ' 44 " .1 - - , 3IUClPALrnES MAY" BUY iU. S. MEATS : AND VEGETABLES. ) - v .CHAS. E. JOHITGOW, JR; . OmC: NO 21 KALHIGII AtUi TTiUf3T COMPANY BUILDING GSHBRAIL ' INSURANCE . ALL FORT.1S OF; INVESTMENTS We have special accommodations for those who are able to lay aside small sums each month and who are seeking lucrative investments. CHAO-E. JOHNSON, JH. : JAS. K. IffYNUM . Asst. Slannaa. 1 - : A ZIana8rst Government Will Dispose of Surplus --r Stock of Army Supplies. ' Washington, D. . O. The War De partment has fixed - prices ! at which large surplus stocks : of canned and cured meats and : canned vegetables will be offered- to municipalities ' in all parts, of the country to be resold at retail to the public." The .only condition attached . to the War De partment's offer is that the munici pality shall sell to the public at cost. The stocks include corn, baked beans, stringless beans and - toma toes; corned beef, roast beef, corned beef hash and bacon. V ..As a further convenience to the public the War Department will per mit the municipalities to purchase the surplus stocks and defer pay ment until they shall : have . been sold. This credit wilrbe . extended for a period of ten days after actual delivery of the goods-to the munici palities. No return of unsold stocks will be permitted. Repair Work a Specialty So'' I 5 Estimates Furnished Upon Application. Local No. 500 .7 Meets Unidn HaD- t'-m First Sunday 3 P. M.) W. A. Jones, President , 204 W. Morgan Street W. F. Moody. Secretary ' BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS . - Oak City LddgNo; 339 . Mppta ClAH TPeliowaHall' ' ' First and Third Mondays (10 A. M.) ' K. K. King, Chief JSngineer 412 Oakwood Avenue J. H. HenderUte. Secretary " , 525 N. Boundary Street -. , . "J-- BROTHERHOOI OF LOCOMOTIVE " ENGINEERS KaleighLodgefcNo 849 . " Meets FayetterillA Ktreet HaU - ' ' . First and Third Sundays (2:30 P.M.) - v. xt. DuuiTan, Chief Engineer - ox J!i. Jones Street " . F. R. Kuhn. SprrAtarv ' . ',, 108 Glenwood Avenue . , f - ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS Raleigh DiTisionNo. 264 V , " ' Meets Odd Fellowi tTall 5 ''' Second and Fourth Sundays (2.P- M-) w. js. vtoooman, umef Conductor j t I wen wood Avenue ' - -v W. W. Newman, Secretary ' ' .oyian avenue ; other conditions. The former work- BROTHERHOOD OF railroad TRAIN- I day. was 10 hours with no limit to the time when it should be worked. SIS OAKWOOD AVENUE MEN : , Raleigh Lodge, No. 741 Meets Odd Fellows Hall Increase: for ' Street Car Men. " Rock Island, 111.- A wage advance of, 10 cents an hour has. been won by street car employees in Rock Island and Moline, HI., and Davenport and Muscatine, - Iowa.'-- The -nine-hour day has been secured and will be possible ,and Within -10." hours under est. -, See Book of Maps, 1885, page 86.' , une secona-nana ioage automobile. , 4. . t One lot carpenter's tools. 1 " f xnis tne zutn aay 01 June, 1919. - .. AijljJUiN J. i5 AK WICK, ' e-27-4t , . Commissioner. . NOTICE. NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. , -1 . Josephine Day - - i . vs. Harvev Day. The defendant above, named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com menced 4n the Superior. Court of Wake County by .the plaintiff nd against the defendant, for : divorce from, the bonds of matrimony existing between them: and ' the said 1 defendant 'wifl further take notice that 'he is required to ap- j pear at the term of the Superior Court of. said ; county to be held on the second Monday in ' September, '1919, at the court-house of said , county, in-Raleigh, North Carolina, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action,' or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the re bel demanded in said complaint. i This 30th day of June, 1919. 1 ; " i- J VITRUVTUS ROTSTER, ' ' Clerk Superior Court." . 7-3-4t Notice of Sale. ,. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Wake County, 'made in the special proceeding entitled Piety A. Matthews, Administratrix 01 J.- K. Mannews, versus xsen nie R. Matthews and Cecile Matthews, minors. the same being No. -upon the Special Pro ceeding Docket of ; said. Court, the undersigned commissioner will, on -Monday, the 21st day of July, 1919, at 12 o'clock of the day, at the court-house door ; in, Raleigh, - North Carolina, offer- for sale to the highest bidder, for cash,' that . certain tract of land lying and; being in the city of:: Raleigh, North Carolina,- and par ticularly described' as- follows;-to-witr ' -! 1 , : Beginning at a -stake on., the "western side of Filmore Street 93.6 feet northward from the northwestern corner of Filmore and Washing ton Streets, and running thence northward along Filmore Street 50 feet to the southern boundary of lot No. 17. in block No. 10 : thence westward along said boundary 150 feet to an alley; thence southward along; said alley 50 feet ,to the northern boundary of lot Now' 20 in ,said block; thence eastward alone said boundary 150 feet to the beginning, , In which lot Jfiety a. jaattnews Has t dower interest. , if RALEIGH, N. C. ! I 1 First Sunday (8 P. M.J ' ' V TSay (9:30 A.M.) , , . 1 5; "r, on resident ' ; . ,; T. V. Gordon, Secretary , - P. O. Box 33 - . . - ..... s The Streetcar Stops' at bur . ',: Green House - J. Hi Martin Florist, ' t . Dh!!;s. Etc. . . . : .t,.'-. X,. I SAVING' THE WORKERS. . Topeka, Kan . July ; . 1 6 . -The Southwest Bell Telephone - Company is interested In the welfare of its telephone girls,, and has organized a union" for i these workers. The girls, wfere not troubled rabout -draw ngKup a; constitution orpreparing plans. for the new. organization.-They, wer called in one at a time and told; "We want to fix it all nice for.you." y The ; girls who signed wereUen dered a banquet by the company. which is guaranteed 'its dividends while nnder. gpvernment control, and can charge Jts union-smashing- costs tO fttiftrfltincr mnanDaa Ths'iufral.. mr nnnym . I f w --7-. cw - , r .... , ; r ,. n &7U I union Of telenhon A nrjAratnrs fa strrnr. fers fcr c!I OcG-sian Give TJa Your Orders. 4. , t Lil3erty Sale of Low Shoes r5 For the next fifteen days yousan save from $2 to $4.on high : : grade Footwear. . 1 . ' Women's $9 and $12 values-I. J.J.. J$7.95 k $7 to $8.50 values : -U .,J.$5.95 $5 to $7 :values---:.--------::--- .$3.95 : IvMen's Oxfords, Nettleton and Hurley,. makes-l ::.1$8.95:. . f I "$7.50 "and $8.50 Oxfordsl 1. -$5.95 . it Odd sizes that sold up to" $7 :J. iJlil".'. 1?4.95- j , No Shoes rfiarrred or-sent on.' i ?. ; :. ; approval during this sale.""1 51 , " 20 discount on alL Children's Low Shoes. V - - . T3fPh"n7lTVr'TPlHr AI S "The.Shoe .sJiyKj'vJiLJi. m ji. .JULTiUL.. o :, Fitter. a v -9"" T Ft- n O ''V. - - ; ' TH IBsiiidlls, -IT: ' - S Is anxious, ;to be i Oir. serr vice to its friends and cus tomersl vBoth active arid sayings j accounts. :sohcit-bd;;- We have ample re sources ;.: to take - care of your needs. t; t ; New accounts especially invited. " S . ' i .,5 vf-t: ' " ft -a ' i - US , .-fr lf v- before buying, your FURNITURE 1. " W VJ 4, Royall & : Bor'den Jt1 tirniture: Lpmpany Ealeigh,N:C. - j 1 1 ) , STEAM LAUMDMY ;f OjRce and Plant 316-318 South Blotint Street i RALEIGH, N. C. ; : Both Phones . - - , -' -1 392 Our Work the Best. Vw- nieaeh Siiifisa 'V Pre.--R. G. ALLEN . , '. Viee-Pres. W. AvWlTHKRS t .Cashier . H. H. MASSEY V 222 Fayetteville Street " "RAphi til the, Heart nfiRtiprhfhino" -t - 3 " - w . wa We handle all kinds of banldng, checking accounts, savings accounts. '5 jf, We Want ltour BiiHness . Service Ist Our Specialty - - io;e. martin-st;';:: 31 Years' Raleigh's sung against this power- ' , " f
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