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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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BALER. paper; good az new; Will
sell cheap; 1908 Seventh avenue.
BED, mahogany. and dresser, morris
chair. gas range, hammock; cheap
If taken at once. Phone X. /. ~.
FORD ton truck, in fine condition;
puncture proof tires In front, solid
tires in rear; worm drive; truck
can be seen at Trefz Express Co.
DAVENPORT; Pullman mahogany
finish, upholstered in imitation
black leather. also large rocker 10
match, upholstered IN genuine
RUNABOUT. Maxwell; good condi-
ton; bargain. Phone II. !. l39 X.
STOVES: cook stove, soft coal heat
er. hard coal heater, three-burner
gas plate, one new wardrobe; &C.,
Fourteenth avenue.
COW; fresh, young; Jersey; also
Spitznas. Twenty-fourth street,
Thirty avenue.
FORDS start easy in cold weather
with our new 1919 carburetors: 81
miles per gallon; use cheapest gas,
oline or half kerosene; increase ed
power; styles for any motor; very
slow on high: attach IL yourself;
- big profits TO agents; money back
guarantee; 30 days, trial: AIR
Friction Carburetor Co, S46 Mad
ison. Dayton. ohio.
MARES; black; team; and harness;
cheap if taken at once. win trade
for automobile. Call r. l. 2Oo 4,
or call at 1444 Seventh avenue.
WORK horses; eight span: black
mares; span mules. weighing $500
pounds; wagons and harness. Cali
r. l. sos.
BED, white enamel: dresser: babys
bed. Phone r. ]. 1873.
HOMEGROWN Early Ohio potatoes;
delivered in ive-bushel lots. Tel
ephone r. !. S91, ring
FORD; one: 1918; worm drive ton
truck: stake body and cab; used
one month; terms to responsible
parties. open evenings. Noa1k
Rock Island.
1917 FORD touring car; tires good
all around; in No. / running order;
will sell cheap If taken at once.
Phone Il. /. 203l.
FORD touring car; 1918 model; Al
condition, classiest car in trt-
cities; artillery blue color; special
top and seat covers: don't ask for
price until you see it, 14l1 Elev-
enth street Phone r. l. 43S3.
INCUBATOR; one home made. hot
water. Phone r. I. 1870.
HOUSEHOLD goods, rugs; phone r.
HARTz mountain singers and fe-
males; 1899 Thirty-third street.
IlOht r. o. =.
BRISCO car, 1915 model; I'VE pas
senger; will sell cheap IL taken at
once. Call between and p. m,
10l2 Seventh avenue.
SEWING machine, Wheeler & VII
son: automobile, FIVE passenger, at
a bargain. Cali at S35 Twenty
fourth street Phone r. l. 1l42.
HOUSEHOLD furniture; 1854 Thtr-
tenth avenue.
QUILTS; hand made; three; IS each;
phone r. /. 344l.
HOUSEHOLD furniture for six room
house; in first class condition.
Phone r. I 5l4.
BEE hives; IS or 90; 1911 Eighteenth
avenue. Phone r. l. 4633-k.
ALL household furniture;' 1901 Glen
hurst court.
COW, Jersey; pony. harness. and
buggy; eight Belgian hares; 1910
~Twenty-fifth avenue. Phone X, /.
SAY.
PIGEONS; phone r. I. 46c4-Y.
CHIFFONIERS, two; rug, table. and
other articles. Cali r. /. 4275 or
2S4O Eleventh and-a-half avenue,
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01

AMOO GROTTO NO. 81, NJ o. w
d !: !. !. s.: e. !: !. !:
q ~ L. r. Stated m O.
IL-eSk inEs held on tho 8
4 ysta v Wednesday OF "a.f
4 Hss3rs% Emonth. Visiting
AHAAsAAR a uhets welcome. q .r
&SssS. .3,SSziSr Friester, n o n
~ rank l.. Paste
secretary. The secretary haH
new supply OF fGzzes.
Davenport Grotto ceremor- .
Thursday, Feb. G. Supper,
our regular business meeting pc
poned to Wednesday. FcO. y. q.
staIlAtIon, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01

ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER y. 259.
order Eastern star. - Regular
meetings second Wednesday 90
each month. Visiting stars wgt-
come, Mary h. Krul. w. M. Nj ~
+. kreis. secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WAITRESS IS; go seTe6feenf6 St.
Harry's cafe.
COOK; experienced; phone r. L IS.
GIRL usherS, over 16'years olds call
at Majestic theatre.
GIRL for general housework; apply
1882 Fifth avenue.
GIRL for general homework; good
wages. Call h. L. 303Y.
HOUSEKEEPER; must be good cook;
reliable (Catholic). In nearby town.
Address &c. g." care Argus.
COOK at Bethany home.
k.A Fri ESCED phouoSrapn dem
onstrator and sales person Ad-
dress s." care Al gus
L.XPEklENCED shoe salesLady: best
salary paid Address "OO. care
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
LODGE DIRECTORY.

~~-~-~-~~-~~~~--~-
MASONIC.
Masonic Temple, Eighteenth street
and Fifth avenue.
THE STATED MEETING OF TRIO
Lodge No. 81. a. f. & a
a M, will be held on tho hrst
Nv Thursday Of each month .s
N& 7;30 p. m. william %
wv VUss. W. M, {. l.. H.
bard, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01

ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO. 65s a
IN I. 81 a M.-Staued meet
~ IHgs tlrst Friday OF eAch
* * month. 4. l.. Brunsr. ".
/~ NJ; II. s. BoIlman, seCre-
tary.
Special for work on F. c. de-
gree, Saturday, Feb. 1, ut $50
y. M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
FOR RENT-HOCSES.

House: five rooms; al Second street
and Third avenue Inquire 5O9
Sixth street. Phone r. l. 21T9.
COTTAGE; FIVE rooms: modern on
FORTHWITH avenue, between EleV-
- enth and Twelfth streets. Phone
r. |. 139I-k.
COTTAGE. four rooms; 1907 Four
teenth avenue Inquire on prem
Uses, or 290l Fourteenth avenue.
HOUSE: modern except furnace; six
rooms. Cal 500 Twentieth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01

TIE STATED CONVOCATION Or
Z Rock Island Chapter No
3E.AE%a IS, X. A. NJ. Will be hC4l
~ A<fR on the first tuesday ol
AAEAAH each month at Gs35 y. IA
- W. j spencer, r.. Il. r.s
1aEs4lz8 l.. Il ASH. secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01

At noon each day. Call =. 1.
iA6. IA6 or l47. CLASSIFIED De-
partment. for additional infor-
nation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
knights Tempiar.

NHIEHIH IVMVtNTs
THE stated cOncIAve OF Rock Island
commandery No. IS, knights TEN
plar, viii be held the second Mvu-
day of each month. Z. A. Aday.s 8.
commander, J, l. Hickey, record
er. Rock Island commAndery NJ
1S L. 7. Practice drills, FIRST, III re-
and EEth Mondays
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
FOR SALE OR TRADE-LANDS

TRACT of land: 24IS Ninth stree
Call r. /. 1880.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-01
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

SMALL modern apartment: furnish
ed complete; suitable for two, 1872
Second avenue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
LOS ESTUDIANTES DE MEJI.
co Y LA INTERVENTION
D6igen a sus dclegados de Este
dos Unidos c HispGn0-Am6-
ricG ScndOs mcRSdjcS.

Informan de la ciudad de MGii-
co que el CongresO Estu liantil
ha dirigido varios mensajes de con
fOrmidad con la resOluci0n toma:
.da en- juntas- especiaies. cou OBJ
jeto de suplicar Il sus delcgadOa
en- los Estados Unidos V en- los pal
Ies hispano-americanos, hagan to-
do 10 possible para evitar q pc.
ligrO de una intervention Ell M6ji
Go pOr parte de los Estados Uni
dos.
'Tambien sc le dirigi6 otro mensa-
je a Mr.. John Barrett, director
de Pan American Union, que tie
ne sus 'oticinas en- Washington ID.
C.
Ell cable dirigido Mr.. Barrett
dice asi:
''Mf.John Barrett y f. J. Va
nez, director Y asistente general
de la Union Panamericana de
Observation-Disclosures d. c.
"Federaci0n Mexicana de estu-
diantes, agradecera profunGamen
te a Union Panamericana sea
cOnducto para expresar a la prem
sa V a las federaciOnes estudianti
les de ese pals, nuestrOs senti-
mientOs amistOsOs V eI deseO de
que la juventud americana Sc
Oponga a cualquier Intervention
armada Ell M6jico.
Muy sinceramente suyos Mi
guel Palacios Macedo, presidente.
r. f. del Castillo, secretario del
Exterior"
Los mensajes dirijidos a las
asOciaciOnes dc estudiantes de
Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Uru-
guayy Brasil, dicen
"Federaci6n d estudiantes
Mexicanos agradecera a sus COM
pafierOS SudamericanOs Sc diriian
a estudiantes de Estados UnidOs.
pidiendO Sc manifiesten contra
rios a cualquier intervention ar-
mada en- Mejico.- Saludamoslos.
Palacios."
POr la via postal ell mismo Con-
greso del DistritO Federal, hace
un llamiento a sus camaradas de
los Estados Unidos, valiendcse dc
los delegadOs que tienen Ell Nueva
York que son los Sres. Castro
Leal Y Cesar Pellicer, quienes ST
encargaran de dar publicidad ;
ese mensaje de cOrdialidad dt
Iparte de la juventud mejicana p;
ra la juventud americana.
i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
DESAPARICION MISTERIO-
SA DE UN JOVEN BOGOTANO
Sc cree que sn cGddrcr pHedG scr
Nn0 c1lcORtiUdO CeFcd &c
BeItYUn.

BOGOTA (POr correo). Sc
estan practicando activas pesquir
Sas para resOlver el misterio de
la desaparici0n del seiiOr Agustln
Camargo, joven muy conOciIo en-
los circulos sOciales de la capital,
Y que regresaba de los EstadOs
Unidos a dOnde habia lido Ell via
je de negociOs. -.
Su familia, que recibi6 notieia
OpOrtuna de su rcgreso, alar;nada
al yer que no llegaba, hizo toda
clase de averiguaciones, las que
Idieron por resultado ell poner en-
clarO que ell Sr. Camargo :iabia
llegado hasta Beltran, estaci6n
del camino para Bogota, V que
ALI en@iHgar de seguir, Sc devol-
vic para Honda.
Los cOmpaferos de yiaje que sa
Heron con ell senior Camargo de
Nueva York, diceA que durante
toda la travesla Sc mostr0 suma-
mente reservado V triste, = que
parecla ObseciOnado con la idea
de que lie habia lido m Il y
NAL ell los negO iOs que
le llevarOn a los Estados Uni
dos. Esta crecncia, infllndada
ipor otra parte, pues segln sc sa-
be ell senior Camargo, aunquc que
jandose de 10 NAL que marchaban
las operaciones comerciales enco-
mendadas a su cargo, habia remi-
lido sus sOciOs fuertes sumas
de dinerO, desde Nueva York, pa
recia irse apodcrando cada yez
mas de 6l y es la que hace !emer
una ocurrencia desgraciada.
Coinciden estos antecedentes
con la desaparici6n en- los alrede
dores de Beltran de un cadaver
en- decomposition, que fue sepul
tado sin identificar por las auto
rdades de esa poblaci6n, y que ha
hecho temer a los deudos del Sc
nor Camargo que pudiera ser el
suyo.
La Gobernaci0n de Cundina-
marca ha ordenado urgentemente
al Alcalde de Beltran que proce-
da Ia exhumacion del cadaver
para practicar su identification.
Personals bien informadas al
respecto, nos han hecho saber que
una antigua sirviente de la ha-
cienda que en- OtrO tempo pose
yeran los sefOres Camargos Ell
los alreded0res de Beltran, Creyd
recon0cer en- ell cadaver desconOci
do a que hacemos referencia ell dc
don Agustfn Camargo, y asf 10 ex
pres6 entonces a los enterraGores
quienes no tomaron en- considera'
Ici6n este informe porque proce
dian en- Ia seguridad de que 81
trataba de un sujeto conocido d.
la localidad, que habfa desapare
cido de la localidad pocos dfa'
antes.
Todo hace temer, pues, que e
cadayer enterrado en- Beltran Sc;
el del Sr. Camargo.
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
EI Caos Escolar en- Coamo

inism0 en- question sc hallaba &c.
lebrando session Official.
Entendemos, que tai procoder,
que muy bien podria compararse
con ell case de ell PAJARO II
RANDOLE A LAS ESCOPE-
TAS, constituye una falta de res
peto a la inmunidad parlamenta-
ria de la que tiene derecho go
zar todo miembrO de una entidad
juridica Official, en- todo pals re
gido cual ell nuestro por princi-
pios democraticos.
Mas no querenoS Seguir eXten
diendOnos como muy bicn pOdrla-
mos hacerlO, en- mas consiGera
clones sobre este aslnt0, mas de-
licadO de 10 que en- 81 parece, y
cerlamOs estaS Iineas hacienda
constar, que la .Iunta Escolar de
COamo, por su prestigio COMO tai
OrganismO popular y por la dig
nidad personal de suS miembros,
Sc halla Ell cl dcbcr includible de
tratar sacramento este asunt0,
DOniGndOlo cn cOn0cimientO de!
Depart IN .cntO de Instruction
Pnblica de ouien dobe tambirn
solicitar ell traslado Immediate
del Inspector de EScnelas senior.
Sanchez, v 81 csc Alto Centre
Superior sd ne9aSc a clio, pOr un
NAL entendido .cXcp%O de amor
propio Official o p0r una NAL EN-
tcndida forlna de discipline es-
collar, entOnccs, no Queda Il la
Junta otro canine, digno y deco
roso, Que cl de Ia DIMISION
con caracter irrcy0cabIr.
Y Coamop cspcra que los caba-
lleros que intcgran cI organism0
Junta Escolar, cumplan con su
deber como tales cGbaljcros man
datariOs de Ia comunidad, por asi
exisirlO tambiGn la dignidad de
esta, la Que a Su vel tiene dere-
chO a eXigir tales mandata-
rios, que entire cl Inspector de
Escuelas V los maestros, alum
nos V padres de famiIi2, tiene
que reinar la mayor harmonic,
para que la instruction pGblica
no fracaSe cOsa que ticne que SUI
ceder 81 no esta VA sucedlendo
en- esta Villa, dadO ei cstadO Gao
tico reinante en- esta poblaci0n
Ell ell RamO de Instruction P1-
blica.
Y no hemos dicho adn la 1lti-
ma palabra.
(Reproducido de "Ecos de
CoamO.")
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

Tai es el calificativo que mere.
ce ell estado actual de cosas exis-
tentes ell Coamo, en- 10 que res
pecta al ramo de Instruction pu-
Iblica.
Este rotativo a 10 prOpio que
muchos otrOs peri0dicos de gran
circulation Ell el pals, Sc han We
nidO ocupando desde hace alg1n
tempo de 10 anormal de la situa-
ci0n escolar EN- esta Villa.
Recientemente, han circulado
en- esta municipalidad varias ho-
jas sueltas, con reproducciones
algunas de 10 dicho por grandes
diarios del pals, formulando en-
elias serios cargos ante la OPT
MON PUBLICA Y ante altos
Centres del GObierno, contra ell
Inspector dc las escuelas de esta
poblaci6n, quien sc hace respon
sable del gran malestar escolar
aquf existente.
Y como 81 10 expuesto no fuese
POGO, el senior Jose Baerga, pres
tigi0slsimO elementO de esta Vi
lila, secretario del Concejo Mu-
nicipal Y tambiGn de la Junta
EscOlar, ha sidO llevadO Il los Tri
bunales dc .Justicia por el referi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
Doble trabajo, en- la
mitad de tempo,

listed mismO Sc quedara asOm-
brado. AL dia siguiente de haber
sustituidO los muebles de su of
Gina por muebles de la WABASH
CABINET Co., habra trabajadO
doble en- la mitad de tempo y
sin haber hecho mas esfuerzO..
Los muebles WABASH estan
de venta en- casa de "Cantero,
Fernandez Co., Ihc." Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11

! do Inspector, imputandOse el he,
cho de haber profe1ido frases ell
plena session de la Junta, que ell
mencionado Inspector de Escue-
las ha crefdo atentatorias a SUI
prestigio de funcionario plblico.
No queremos entrar a analizaf
81 cOnstituye o no un delito p1-
blico, las frases que segdn ell ms
pector de Escuelas protiri0 ell Sc
nor Baerga, debidO a que este
asuntO Sc halla subjudice, V de-
seamos que los Tribunales pue-
dan obrar con cntera libertad de
~acci6n, sin que la opinion prejuZ-
que ell case; pero ST entendemOs,
v debemos decirlO bien alto V
bien claro, que tiene que existir
una gran decomposition en- Goa
mo. en- el ramO escOlar, cuandO
un inspector, lin asalariado, ser
yidor del pueblo, que no es elegi-
do por este, nj directa nj indircc-
tamente, como 10 son por elem
plo los miembros de una Junta
Escolar, Sc atreve llcvar al ban
0uillo de los acusadOs, a un miem
bro de rm ORGANISING popular Off
cial, por frases proferidas por di
cho miembro, mientras el orga-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-11
r Z NAT E


Vendere en- PUBLICA SUBASTA, al mejor Postor.
UNA PLANTA DE HIELO DE CINCO TONELADAS DE CA
PACIDAD, MOVIDA POR VAPOR, CALDERAS, CONDENSA-
DORAS, BOMBAS Y OTROS ACCESSORIES.
Ell EDIFICIO EN- QUE ESTA INSTALADA LA MISMA
sa pna encuentra uada en- la parte Norte de esa Gu
dad, deras de la Corte de distrito
Puede nspeconada odos los das aborabe desde las
A. NJ hasta las 5 P. M.
Ell CONPRADOR ESTA OBLIGADO LEVANTAR Ell EDL
FICIO LA FABRICA DENTRO DEL PLAZO DE VEINTE COY
DIAS DESPUES DE HABER SIDO HECfIA LA ADJUDICA-
CION.
condolences de venas las msas hasta la fecha
regdo hechos anteriormene ell CAMPA
MENTO "IAS CASAS."
PARA MAS INFORNES SOLICITENSE DE
EassSJS5sss@es~e
Isidoro d. Degad0, Capt. Daniel Rodriguez,
Salvage Officer,
Teuan AZ, TeefOnO 27i.
San JUAN San Juan, p r.
o. San JUAN 7. Il, Sept 5, 1919
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
New Winner of
Everett Tennis Gun

N. X. rolk n tins wipner % the
arthur Everett tennis trophy tourna.
ment, which has been In progress at
y Y. ~ g. \ courtF since last Tues-
day morning He defeated Selirman
this morning In the final round BY IN.
scores OF sc 81. s-t Tho tournH-
men has been hotiy contested In cV-
ery round
The Arthur Everett trophy cup =
% the finest eve given ln the city
for an athletic event must be
won three times before u goes into tho
unal possession Of any player In the
meantime n will be Kept al thu y. A..
q. A. p%arlorr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
Garments Must Be
Returned to Red
Cross Work Room

Ai persons who have garments ant
o he He'd Coos work rooms are
urged la brlnE them 10 the roums to-
morrow morning ialnmas. IN o. ii-
cular must be- finished a D. hopsd
that n large class OF workers will af-
tend tomorrow afternoon A. much
must be accomplished. Those attend
inE are asked TO ~ al the rooms IN
the Masonic Temple az J o'clock.
The response for workers isas lesn
excellent ana u n hoped 10 Those IA
charge hat a large humtet OF wo.
men vii respond To the urgent need
OF finishing the work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

Primes for the best exhibits pro-
duced by members or the noys aud
uifia clubs ~ the fair 10 W. given
next September have already been Of.
Tered by business men Of ~Aibunucr-
uuc' These premiums viii be- az trd-
20 20 the winners ~ the hest diaulnsr
IN the various projects which include
The following C0sklnr. sewing. can
ming AMI dryinr. gardening. poultry.
rnhbitn, pins. calves ana sheep There
nrr h2b club members IN this county
and fhcf have taken un $50 projects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

-. g. ullN q
r
sam. IT, for tho
perfection 90 hnmf
industry. We know
al the bent COR
ncrF an finger
marks by heart.
Hnd any extra ace
that a tenderfoot
tries 10 rims In n
til H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

itoacnwald nroa will aisa a WI
sewing machine. uibson-t'aw Lnmt \
GO. VIII Elve material for a ports 2
hor house 4 by :; Chas, Held N
give % double deck cnnntfi Htair N
fiunui hHnh, Tvs pure bred icraf
uuroc fiits. Chamber % Commerce.
tfo.On cockrrl Of any pure bred
Other business firms who have col
scented ~ slNr prizes are :. ~ pntnH
60. kofher 60. Gross Kelley aud "a
iiond Dillon 20. kistier aud Coiila|
81. aud several other firms. whose ID
nations have not yet been specified
one way 10 humble q mans prld
- To- present him with u life ~
crayun portrait ~ himself made D
an amateur artist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15

Upstairs and Down." with Olive
Thomas. was completed About two
weeks ago, so far as the actual photo
graphing was concerned. The cutting
and titling is being done under the
personal supervision of Charles Glib
yn, and it Is expected that the I'm
ished print will be in New York
within a week or so,
David Selznick, secretary OF the
corporation and brother of the presi-
lent, arrived in Los Angeles this
week and Immediately took up his
luties as an officer of the company.
Resident Manager Edwards, of the
Shubert-Garrick Theater. has just
been advised that Mabel Taliaferro,
n Luck in Pawn" has been booked
'or the F street playhouse for the
week of March 80.
Edward Royce, general stage di-
rector for Elliott Comstock, and
jest. and who is responsible for the
and dancing numbers in ''Oh,
Look!' the musical comedy hit due
at Polls Theater tomorrow for a
weeks engagement, was for sixteen
years general stage director Of the
GRyety Theater. in London. under the
direction of George Edwardes, when
that playhouse was recognized as the
worlds leading temple of musical
He has succeeded in striking an en-
tirely original note in staging must
cal numbers. and Washington play
goers are sure TO admire his artistic
inventiveness in each of the dozen
song and dance features in oh,
Look"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15
U. S. CLERKS UNION NO. 2
GETS 8,112 NEW MEMBERS

There is one labor union in wash
ington which can find no meeting
place to accommodate its 1852 active
members. 1t is Federal Employees
Union. No. =, which has added SIP
members in a membership drive which
began January I.
The drive will be continued until
every Government agency and bureau
in Washington is canvassed to obtain
members. The success of the mem
bership campaign is partly attributed
to the success OF the orgaization in
sponsoring the recent legislation pro-
viding for a $240 bonus for Govern
ment employees.
The union has decided to hold
May festival and dance. Where 1t
will be held, in order that more than
$4,000 members may participate, is a
problem with which a special COM
mittee on arrangements has to strug-
gle.
u. ]. BilIer, of the Pension offico,
is head OF the committee directing
the membership drive.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15

No two men are equal. Wherever
there are masters, there must be
servants. Wherever there are en-
ployers there must be employees. The question
is, "What makes the thing called master-boss-
employer" There can only be one answer,
and that is TRAINED INTELLIGENCE. The
thing that makes you better man than the
man next you is that you know more. You
have not hidden your talent-you have utilized
it.
Every day in this paper are opportunities to
make you the master. Under EDUCATIONAL
in the Classified Section are listed schools that
will train and direct you Read the little ads right
They are from competent instructors who know their
business. We can do than point the way. It's.
YOUR t1ru-ACT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15
HAPPENINGS ON STAGE AND SCREEN /
Billie Rhodes Takes Herself Husband Gossip of What
PLAYER Folk Are Doing and News of Theaters.

Jerome Kern is realized with P. g.
Wodehouse in the writing of musical
comedies. but not, according to report.
with Guy Bolton. At all events, the
Messrs. Kern and Wodehouse are
turning out a musical comedy, both
the book and lyrics OF which will be
Wodehousian. Kern, who Is again
becoming violently industrious, Il In
addition writing the scores for q trio
of London musical shows, and is also
the author of the music for an Anne
Caldwell Iibretto. which has already
been placed in rehearsal by Charles
Is. Dillingham;.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15
WILL TRY FAMED AIRMAN
FOR BEING A FAKE HERO

LONDON. March 15.-The lnvestiga-
ton of the stories of the remarkable
air exploits of Capt. Edmund q.
Chamberlain. of San Antonio, Tex. an
officer of the United States Marine
Corps. which has been in progress for
several weeks, has developed to an
extent that the American naval
authorities consider a court-martial
necessary. The court has been called
to sit in London March "a
The court-martiaI, II is announced,
will investigate chiefly whether Capt.
Chamberlain's recommendations for
decorations were all forgeries and
whether there was any truth in his
story OF destroying an extraordinary
rumber Of machines in a short time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-15
COL. HOUSE INSPECTS
BREST CAMP; o. KS 1T

BREST. March 15.-Colonel House
has placed the stamp OF approval on
conditions at Camp PontanezOn, where
American troops are held awaiting
transportation home.
II am glad you brought me out"
House told General Helmick, after he
had inspected the camp.
81 have seen most of the big camps
since the beginning of the war but I
marvel at the things you have &C
cOmplishsd here"