The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1920, Page 15

TDPAY WE GOMPERS ARRIVE “Body of Brooklyn, and the Richmond, Bronx dnd Queens organizations. , With yee i William Roberts, national legislative representative of the American Federation of Labor. @Kecontly Gompers went op record as eoirwsk Gov. Cox, the Demdcratic ANNUAL NUAL INCOME) OF LABOR BODIES ; "Settlement Ends Di Ends Divorce Suit} With Other Federa Federation Heads 5, Against former Head of He Perfects Plans for cory the question of Amalgama- tion of the Greater New York labor unions was considered at @ seriow of eee, of the Central Federatiop Uaion a hattan it was openly from the floor that jt was a patie een Several officials of the utral Federated Union. are con- | armed d believers ak @ distinctive Labor opposed to a La- -|HIGH CRADE APPLES | READY FOR YOU AT $2 FORA BUSHEL ‘Six Carloads of "Em Fresh From Dutchess’ County to Be Sold Direct. Six carloads of apples trom Dutchess | '¢ County, the firet of the bumper State crop, are now on a aiding at the Fort Lee freight terminal, Bleventh Avenue snd 180th Street, Commissioner «ot Markets Edwin J. O'Malley announced to-day, «and will be delivered to, pur- SLEEPING SICKNESS .CAUSE DISCOVERED Found to Be a Virus Which Has Transmitted - Disease From Man lo Monkeys, SARATOGA SLRINGS, Sept. §&—Dia- covery of the cause of “sleeping wlek- was reported to-day by Dr. 1. 8 ler of Columbia University to the » Conference of Health Ofticers and Public Moulth Nurses in seasion vere, The origin, he wald, was found to be a flterable virus, whioh, in ex- periments, has transmitted the dis-; Submarine Co. tp litimen Mrs, Rosalind Harrington Frost, whose divorce. sult against Mlihu B. Frost, formerly president ‘of the Sub- marine Boat Corporation, was wéth- Grawn yesterday, will have a monthly ‘und of $160,000. She ie also to re- celve $2,500 for counsel fees, The terme of the. esttlement were made Rnown to-day. The suit and counter euit for di- vores were to have deen tried yester- @ay in Jersey Chty before Mice Chan- fellor Lewis, but when the cases were called Major Henry D, Runyon, coun- eel for Mra. Frost, announced that a Property settlement had been agreed upon. The husband ahd wife did not meet during the negotiations, which Were conducted by their lawyers. ee was fifty-five years old and bis’ le twenty-five when they were married. in 1916 in Newark. They geparated four years later and Mrs. Frost started @) suit for divorce in Reno, but discontinued it. In her new case in New Jersey Mra, Frost changed cruelty and infidelity, nam- img Mrs, Elsie Graham. In the coun- ter sult Mr. Frost named George Hassan, a clerk in the Chelsea Hotel @t Atlantic City. He made an affi- —< seoving the charge, port of cruelty charges ‘Mrs: Foet't ‘filed veer Ragen Sith type: written details. she anid her husban told her he was worth $3,000,000, Friday’s Meeting. ~Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, with Frank Morrison, Secretary, and Mat- thew Woll, one of the Vice Presidents, arrived here to-day and estabiishea '% headquarters at the Hotel Conti- watt to talc, nental, whese thoy have started the machinery of their organization in) motion to merge labor organizations | of Greater New York. A mass meeting will be held Friday at the Central Opera House, Bast 67th Street, attended by representa- tives of the Central Federated Ution of Manhattan, the Central Labor | pe en a ed OPPENHEIM aie &G FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN Below Present Cost: 2900 Pairs Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hose L75 Regular 2.25 Value Superior quality Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, Reinforced lisle garter tops, double soles and high spliced heels. Black and cordovan only, OPPENHEIM. GLINS & © FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN A Special Offering in’ « Women’s artd Misses’ New Fall Boots VALUES THAT ARE UNUSUAL AT SUCH A LOW PRICE °7.85 A specially selected group’ of Black Kidskin beots. Welted or hand-turned soles. Military and Louis XV. heels, I] Shoes also on Sale in our New York and Newark Stores. entra "Pediorated Union was | per bushel basket. induced to. wus ae en ge he on he Hugh Frayne, “General Ormaniser of i Foie Teta [sold to the publle through grocers and | xeon can tion es — james P. Holland, President of [hain stores. —_ tate ia ee of Labor, wero sald he was too | callod Dutchess County Grade ‘A, apples chasers in the city at $6 a bartel or $2 mothors by Afrangements also will he mado to ‘daecrined ty ‘Dr. poatna elfare associations Ye te. |have a large part of the consignment |? 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