The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 10

Se OT Re ae em ee. | FL DAN” cause bokke: by the authori‘ies as that he was not dodeine his taxse 10 Gonfinente Fokker Property. SHOPMEN REJECT BERLIN, Sept. 26 (Associated Press).-The Schwerin Property Tax Bureau has confiscated the property and fortune cf Anthony Fokker, the Well known ou.der of airplanes, be 4 CENTS INCREASE tiled to deposit about | Radicals Defy Officers by Con- ity demanded of him vening and May Resume a guarant« 7 A Their Strike. CHICAGO, Sept. 26.—The radical members of the Federated Shopmen's Union set aside their international officers yesterday and convened to Protest against the increase of 4 cents an hour recently granted and adopt @ policy of recalling thelr officers and forcing a higher wage. There Were 600 delegates present, most of them from the Chicago district, and M, L. Hawver was Chairman, The convention will be in seasion for several days and may result in & resumption of the strike called off last month. The only factor that causes hesitation is the labor con- ference of Oct. 6. The men say that the cont of living has not been cut and expect little from the wage con- ference. This convention is a blow Bigger, -says at the international and other offi- cers and,a revolt that threats of ex- pulaiow ould not suppress, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, GOV. SMITH NAMES Lenine Murdered, In Report tm Pa NEW LABOR BOARD) circuisticn on ine Bourse bere to-day Hold First Meeting in New York on Saturday. ALBANY, Sept, %.—A Reconstruc- tlon Labor Board of nine was ap- pointed by Gov, Smith to-day in ac- ordance with conclusions reached at the conference between employers ind representatives of labor at the execiative chamber on Sept. 16, The board, which will hold its first meeting in the rooms of the Recon- struction Commission in New York next Saturday, has as labor represen- tatives President James P. Holland and Vice-President T. M. Guerin of the State Federation of Labor, and Hugh Frayne, National Organizer of the American Federation of Labor; to represent the employers W, D. Baldwin, President of the Otis Ele- vator Co. of Yonkers, Saul Singer of jew York for the needle indust: of the State, and Edward J. Barcalo, President of the Barcalo Manufac- turing Co., Buffalo, and to represeut the public Lieut.-Gov. Walker, Adjt.- | Gen. Charles D. Berry and State Su- perintendent of Public Works Wala Nicolal Lenine, the Russian. Bolsbevik Premier, had been assass: ae thet Reconstruction Committee Will nated, report also reached the lobbies mber of Deputies, but here jt was promptly denied. The re of the Cha: CANTRELL & COCHRANE THE STANDARD Ginger Ale 1919. The Store is closed at 5 P.M. daily GB. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street | ; ( _ The Autumn Appareling of the Younger Set ‘ demands special and individualized attention—and is here receiving it. 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