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Murio ahogado en- Tampico
ell Ingeniero Bmberena

TAMPICo. Cctubre 1o.-En dias pa
sados pereci6 ahogado ell ingeniero D
Raul BeTberena. quien prestaba sus
servicios en- Ia Mexican Guif', u
pretendi6 atravesar Ell rio a nado du-
rarte ell ultimo temporal.
Ell cadaver del ~ingeniero Barberena'
fue encontrado POGO despues del acci-
derte Y traido al puerto.
En- ell barrio del Cascaial pereci6
en- dias pasados una muje.. quien. Sc
qua Sc sahe, :ngiri6 un brevaje rece-
.ado por un curandero iapones.
Las au:oridades tuvieron ~conocin?icn
ii del case y ~ordenaron las conrrespon-
dientes averiguaciones que Seran mi
ciadas con Ia autopsia del cadAver.
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PLATILLOS

e. -. Gonzalo ?. Eiizondo. propietario del
D-poc Cafe. ponc en- c~ouocimicntU de sus
parroGuianos que diaTiamente >irye los 81
spienteS ~platillos a precioS rnuy moderaGoS :
Cabrito rellcro. Rajas meSicanas. Ch;lcS Re.
IicnoS Carne de puerco en- pipiar. Mole dc
Guaiclote, Enchiladas coioradaS Y verdeS. Ca
b-ito en- fritada. AlbGndiEaS en- chipocle,
Callina adobada. Lomo -elleno. Lcngua lam.
p-eaGa y en- salsa. PatsS de puerco en- c>ca-
beche. LoSes dc Guadalajara. Chiies en- no
Sada. ArroZ 4 Ia valenciaaa. Rinone. a Ia
Espancia. CamaroneS a Il vinaGrcta. Pes
caGo veracruzano Chocolate meyicano. Depot.
Cafe. 1925 W. Houston St, CT. Ass.
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Sc NECESITA una muchacha para ira
bajo general dc casa. Sc lie proporcionara
buen cuarto y aSistencia. Ocu-ran a 1927
So. Mezquite ST.. Telifono Miss. 1888.
f7)
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Sc NECESITAN CoSTURERAS con e1-
periencia. Sastreria Fashion. 647 Main
Ave. 81
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Expcrto Enpacador dc Muebles.
Para reducir los flcteS del ferrocarril, en-
barque suS muebleS y enceres dc casa, en- nues-
tros furroncs de combination.
SIS Ell PASO ST. TEL. Or. S6l9.
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FL Embajador de Austria
lego a Londres

vIENA, Octubre 6.-Andnciase Off
cialmente que Ell Baron Frapkenstein
nombrado r~epresentante de Austria
ante ell gobierno de Inglaterra, negt
Sin novedad q Londres toniando po-
session de ST. cargo.
Ell Baron Frankenstein era antes
asregado a Ia Embajada de Austria
en- Londres.
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Sc RENTA IN :s-rero para ~eultiTar. Ger
60 de san Antonio. a faaaLia neN'e3nA pa
- pi,n-a- alSodSn para e. aao 1921: &c.
ba tcaer mulas y c~aballos. titles. y que
tenga Ginero SuficienJe para paGa- los gas
tos: 20 po- cientc de IA eosecaa como
renc4. ". 5. Whitaker. Tel. Or. Sl2l.-
r74o Fast Commerce St fsh
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= VSOS De
VENTAS.

PARA Navidad tenenlos Santos de husto;
inagenes, crucifijos, medallas, rosarios y toda
| clase de a~rticulos religiosoS- Para TODD 10
que necesite escribanos: Camargo Mercantii
| Co. P. o. Box 426. san Antonio, Tex.
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vENDo CRUCES y Laridas Ge piedra he.
chas q mano. a precioS sunlamente como
dos. al alcance de TODD munGo. Puedo ma
cerle una para ell dis de Finados. D.. G.
Cantd. Us Simpson st. san Antonio. Tex.
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Jueves 7 de Octubre de 1920.
VENTAS

Sc yENDE una Gsafcnola uueva de ga
binste, con seiS diScos. Informan en- 2l.
M2tamcros 50. co.
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DR.. FLIPPEN

POS ". /. S:.-New York. y. y
rr,-smiento rcrfcccionado de las ElandG-
- r.,-t.s;dsG de operation y SIN i'm
,..di, uue - dsdicuc = SIS ocupacHcneS Ola
riss Tambien tra;U cnfeT mcdades de- e.
t5Taro. -auSre. p.el y cIEa. dc aeuerdo
-, h,r.rnc mas cuantas viSitaS- Homo
-7rs,S m6dicos. No canhio cor-espondencls
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COSTURERAS - MODISTAS
Sc n~eeesitan coStureraS ~competentes con
eNpcriencia, buen sue!do y trabajo perma-
rcntc; las Que tengan experiences en- las
naaquiaas de electricidad. son preferibles.
u. :. kimono Mfg. Co. 2O9E West Com
merce st. Altos.
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HUDSON P (6)

: PASAJERoS. RUEDAS DE ALAMBRE
TODAS SuENAS LLANTAS ENCORDE.
LADAS. MARCIA GOOD YEAR: BUEN CA
PACETE Y PiNTURA; MOTOR PER
FECTO: DEBE SER VENDIDO EST
sENANA TEL. TRAVIS 52sS 90
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba ST. esquina con
IaEevisw. T~elefono Travis $40
IL y MATINEE GuLMA%. ES3-Si";sta
"a ..;sIp.-.ate. re nlaoS : p2rcs @iec'Si-
q, xs1s-al. O.!clnz. 80 ". commerce
=. re.e:ono T-Syls &2ss-
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SOTiCA MExlCANA

DEL DIX ?. blAD 7 UIAH.
TIL Aven!Sa ConSreSs-AouSton. Tex
Casa fundada excJgSISzraente para surlr Ia
Cclonia Ne.iea que radica en- e. raiS. Ater-
de-a con preferential los psdidos por correo.
Cuenta con un cAteaso su-tfd9 de rned'cinaS
nacionales y ~extranjerzs. TenemoS r~ucvsmente
q acredita6o T~ratamien.o ZendeizS, que man
camos pSr express o Dor cczreo 4 QciencS 10
p!Gan.
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Para Iibros en- espahoi. dirfiase US
ted q Ia Casa Editorial Lozsna. III
N. Sta. Resa. Ave-. San Antonio. Tn
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CALDERAS De COBRE. hechaS de fue-tes
rlarchaS. con capaciGad 4 gal. $500. s gals.
500. 90. S gals. $500. 10 gals. $4,000. Is
yaIs. $50. 90. AdemaS alambiaues de cobre
nara destilar. Maaden e. dinero con in or
den. Victoria Supply Co. GIT Morton Bids,
New York.
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SELLOS DE COMA

' Accessories. Ten2o permancntementc un
extenso suEtido de Fechadores. tinta y coli
mes para Sellos y Alfabetos de todos tama-
los. Pida c~atalogo en- espaaol. |. Santos
Orta. GIL DoloroSa st. Tel. Travis 1922.
GRAN NOVEDAD EN- FONoGRAFOS. Los
que ahora ofrccemcs rcunen todas las venta-
jas y pc-feccioneS de los aparatoS mas costo-
sos. Tocan cualquicr clRse de diScos y son de
construction muy fuerte y durable. MientraS
sc agoten los remitiremoS iibrcS de gastos, Tor
IA peQuena suma de 80. Pida hoy mismo
81 suyo q CHAPA MERCANTILE CO.. SIG
W. Commerce 81, san Antonio. Texas. En-
viamos Cdtaloco gratis I Guien 10 SolicitG.
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ATENCION FERRoCARRILERos
FEN ANnC

La "AGcncia dc NeEocioS Mexicana' cS in
Dependence dc los fcrroca-riles. ArCegla e.
rcembolso Do pages hechos en- BonoS de Ia
Libertad. Back Pay" Cheques y Tiempos
por cobrar. dc cualquicr compaEia- Arregia
I~eSiones. fractures y Goipes sufridos en- eli
trabajc nucrtcs accideatalcS. Corsultas Sra-
lis sobre cualQuie- aSunto. Escriban ash:
AGENCIA DE NOGOClOS MEXICANA
3-d. Floor, K. c.. Life Bldg. Kansas City. No.
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DARE $500 DE GRATIFICACIoN q Ia
persona cue me into-me el luGar en- que
Sc cncuentre Ia sonora AnSeiita Gutierrez;
en- JUNO del ano psssdo sc eacoatraba Ell
Centre, Cal. ea eonpaaia del Sr. Martin
Viilsnueve. DirisirSe TODD intorme con el
domicilio del ~info-msnts. q Cruz Quihones.
Mesa Mariposa, Arizona. C5l
G~RATIFICARE cor $50 4 la persona que
ne &c ;~afornes exsctcs del actual paraGcro
del ioven Carlos Rodriguez. dc 70 ahos de
sdad. crigiuar.o DC Santiago T~sndamaada.
Iap:o. del Estate 60 Miehaaedn. Mexico. Los
lltinos !Efcrrncs cue re-ibt de q fu-ron de
Oakland, California. DirisirSe a Andres
Ramirez. P. o. box s5, MERGED Falls. Calf
iorria, ~
GRATrgrcARI rea IN nso de suEsriei6n
II diarie Ia PRESSA 4 Is persona que ne
dc i~nfo-nss del iuFar deaae 30 enrusncrs 81
jnYna ALEXANDRA CAcIouE, Dc II shea
Do edad. Ez eristnaria lie RtnsGn ds Cen
tsne, del Estaaa do GuaHa!usto, Su4 pa
ires ser LsussaGs css.sus = Sebastigna Cue
lar. Hass eEtat5s me5s<. mas "a E,eaas, Sc
Vine para este rass y re = rs paslts i ss-
ssF - pl. caassSssr 4 aRBAsTtASA CITE
LIAR. GEORGETOWN, Texas. tsl
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOSADOS.
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Abcgado Mexieano. Ti6-I20 Brady Bldg.
Or. rs. san Antonio, Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN hombreS con experiences
para explotar dinamita en- minas o en- can
teras de piedra. Trabajo permanente: III
HAS TRAP ROCK COMPANY. GRAYBURG
BUILDING. san Antonio. Texas. uo)
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Sc NECESITA I'm Agente Viajero que
liable ingles. Tambier necesitamos un hon.
brc para ci dcSpacho y otro para cmpacar.
Dirigirse 4 400 w. Commerce St
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Sc DARAN $500 de qualification i n
persona que informc del actual p~aradero de
los senores Pedro y Francisco Guerra. FL
p-imero de Is aEos dc Cdad. moreno. oios
grandeS. pelo chino: sus IlrmaS ~noticias de
MitchclviIle. Iowa en- AgoSto dc 1917. Fl
seguado. de % amos dc edad. moreno. pelo
ESo: sus ulti1os informes de Kansas City,
No. Ell Julio 1918. Haze : amos sc viEie.
ron de Monterrey. y. l., Mex. pirigirse 4
Vicente Guerra. Box AIS. Donna. Texas.
Iql
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DR.. v
DR. E. A.

DeuIista. P~articipa a . aa-IKIA V''SI1
' al pabliso en- general. cue sS saeuSS en-.
=. -yr-eso en- esta ciudsd- Book Bios. SuAE-
- Ne. 2Os 100 ", Houston s.
mr. CU.LLERMo HARRISON: E>Tcc.as!sia
% lptsoios. III Soledad 81. Se aae!2 tspaho"
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Sc NECESlTA un muchacho con expe.
riencia para TRAFALGAR en- tienda dc ropa.
Dirigirsc 4 712 W Commerce St. tl0l
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$500 de GRATIFICACION lc dare z Ia
persona que me de informeS del actual pa
-adero dc Villibaldo Garnica. originario del
Rancho del Huizachc, jurisdiction de Ciuda6
Manuel Doblado, del Estado dc Guanajuato.
Mexico: dc 70 amos dc edad. alto. grueso.
color moreno. peio y ojos negros; tiene una
pequcla ~cicatriz en- Ia parte inferior de Ia
cara. Sus u,tiraas ~noticiaS Sc recibieron de
Bellville. Texas. el pasado Abril. DiriGirse
4 Florencio Garnica. Camp. G. 20. Tenn
pie. Texas. Cd
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Sc NECESlTAN mas albahiles. bucnos SEN
tadorcs dc ladrillo, para Ia gran construction
que Sc esta llevando a cabo en- una de las
mas grardes refincrias de los EStados Uni
dos. trabaio por mucho tempo y buenos suel-
dos. los intereSadoS pueden dirijirse lnmeoia.
tamente, p~er6onalmente o por eScrito a Ur-
bano Gonzalez. The Texas Co. Port Arthur,
Texas.
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CoMPRAMoS Y vENDEMoS NUEz
PasamoS el neioz precio. Navarro Guerrero,
sos Il Paso 81.
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SIS 81 acres. IS cultivaGos; g rillas al Es-
- de Ia ciudad: buena caizaGa. Precio .
S5.575.O0. La rni;ad al consado. el reSto on
) amos. ". B. Whitaker. l749 East Com
raercs Il. (9)
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TALLER EONoGRAFIC


L RETRATO> para PaSaportc hccho.
en- % minutes. bicn acabaioS. PaSen . Ia
Fotografia Modcrnd. III so. Laredo ST.
4 las personals Que Sufren de cataratsS,
- les suplica dirigirse para Tn asunto que
mucho les intcreSa 4 Ia Ro.ica Hidalgo. Tl9
Dolo-osa st. san Antonio. Texas
Z HARENOS nucvaS suS bielas vicjaS
maTca Ford en- muy pocaS hnraS poC solo
soc. Poncnos metal babbitt a los blocks usa
dos. Trabajo : material totalmcnte Earan-
tizadoS. B. Perez Co. 800 So. PecoS San
Antonio Texas. Mandenos su direction eIac
"a
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Lie. Jenaro Ceniceros

Abo-ado Ncxicano. AsoclaGo con 81 emit
rcpte AboSAGo Americana, John NJ. Feie--
1855, Miami. Arizona.
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IRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPA>A Fruteria = local p-cpi
para Restaurant o eSpeudio de Pastures
Esq. e PaSo y Leona 30. 30
Sc TRASPASA una TENDS de aoar-otss
huena c~lieuteia. en- mSGnSfico hz-rio. con IA
hitacion ra-a familia- Di-istrse g Daaiel
Gonzalez. Esq. N Peccs y Salinas. (sl
FOR ESTAR ENFERMo y 20 pcic-,o zten.
DIR, traSpaso Restaurant Mexicsuo. biea acre.
GitaGo: aameross c~lieussls- coz Sur concncs.
Vicente Rangel
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SEEORES FERRoCARRILERoS MEXI-
CASO~. IIsrc que las Companies les reer
bolscn los que invirtieron en- Bones dc "a
Lib=-tad. Ccbro Back Pay aumcnto Dc
sueldo-. cheques y tempe ii SURE al
r7in academic eH el t-abalo. 70 lie dire 20
rue dche ped-. Arreglo regocioS relae'ona
H.. con mi profession cn todas parties del
pas. Diriri-se al Lie. J. PEARCE KANE
800 Kansas City Life Bldg. Kansas City
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PESQUISAS.

GRATIFlChRE Z Ia persona Iue me in
fcrme del p~sradero del Sr. Pablo Luna, o dc
SUI csposa Sabina Cabrera o de alguno de
sus hi;oS Elaric. Francisco, Bernardo o Do
rotea Luna: hace uuevc amos Que residian
en- Ia Gale de las Flores, en- Laredo. Texas.
DIrIgirSe 4 Maria Luna. Box 222, Mar
Texas. tlV)
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College S.. Auto Livery
CuanSo aecezire IN maSnitieo CAIRO d. 8 y
S cilindrrs. que le cause vcrdarera aaEsfas.
si5n usa-,o. ; ma:e;a-!o Ia. miSmo. lame al
Ts,sfoao g.. Sill. 21s College St
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-14
CRACK military
BAND HERE TODAY
AND WILL REMAIN
To Officiate Friday Night AT
Base Ball Benefit Dance.

The celebrated Fifth L. S. Engin-
GERS Regimental Band, delayed yes
terday, arrived in Martinsburg this
morning from Camp Humphreys,
Va, and will remain here the re-
mainder of the weeky-under the di-
rection of Major H. V. Pittman and
DR.. G. P. Morrison, president OF the
Martinsburg Base Ball Club. Al
though this crack musical organiza-
ton is here to aid in the work of re-
cruiting for the United States Army,
the military authorities have kindly
consented to permit the boys to CO
operate with the management of the
Martinsburg Base Ball club in their
endeavors.
Chief among these will be the big
benefit dance for the club which will
be held Friday night at Thornwood
Hall, for which the band will fur
nish music. An admission fee of
$1.00 for gentlemen and so cents for
ladies will be charged. The dance
will be directed by Miss Alice Shoe
maker and officers of the local base
ball club will be in charge. 1t is
really believed this will be the great
est dance of the season.
In the meantime the band will
play tonight at Central Opera House
and the program for Saturday will
be announced later. This organiza-
ton has an enyiable reputation
throughout the United States army
and Martinsburg came near being
deprived OF their visit. General
Pershing is to make an inspection
of Camp Humphreys, but the band
had been promised to Martinsburg
by the military authorities and this
city was given precedence over that
great general and leader of the
American forces.
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REFERENDUM IS
RECEIVED HERE
Chamber Gets Report On
Public Works.

The chamber OF commerce has re.
ceiyed from the chamber of com.
MERGE of the United States referen-
dun No. 30 on the report of the
committee on the department OF
public works. II has been proposed
TO establish such a department in
the national government to take
charge Of the work that is now be.
Ing done under the supervision OF
the departments Of the interior, ag.
riculture. war and commerce.
The referendum. under the rules
Of the local chamber Of commerce.
will be referred to the referendum
committee, and this committee will
formulate report thereon for the
guidance OF the chamber. The vote
Of the FOCAL chamber Of this refer
cndum must be recorded at Wash.
ington prior to May Il. 1920
The ballot for the referendum
consists Of three questions: First.
Shall a department Of public works
be established BY the national gov
eminent? Second Shall A depart
ment OF public works be establish
ed by suitable modification OF the
existing department Of the interior
excluding therefrom the non -related
bureaus and Offices, and change the
rame from the department Of the
interior 70 department OF public
works. Third. Shall a department
Of public works be established By
creation Of an entirely new depart
rscy+"
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RELEASE OF SINN
FEN PRISONERS IN
DUBLIN ORDERED
English Government Orders Kinder Treatment of Sus
pects-British Warships Arrve--Irish
Soviet Is Formed.

wounded. He was shot in the back.
The nationalist at Londonderry
joined the strike today and ship.
ping in the harbor was held up.
Food is becoming scarce, groceries
stores were open only a few hours
today.
Farmers in southern Ireland are
threatening to stop the export Of
Irish food to England II any of the
prisoners in Mt. Joy jail die. The
railroad workers and the dock
workers have been asked not 10
handle any food shipments il the
embargo is called.
Form Irish Soviet.
London, April 1.-THE first Irish
soviet has been formed at Galway
The workers who joined the Irish
general strike formed a local coun-
Gil and announced that they would
control the city for the duration of
the strike.
According 10 the Daily Herald,
the national organ OF the labor par
". the council Of the federation Of
railway men has demanded that a
meeting OF the triple alliance" be
held TO support the Irish general
strike
The triple alliance" is the most
powerful labor organization in Great
Britain. 1t is composed OF tie raj.
way workers. the coal miners AMI
the transport workers.
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line it was said that no more pas
senger trains would arrive from
the east "untif further notice."
End BY Thursday Night
Chicago, April 1.-THE switchs
mems strike in Chicago will end by
Thursday night, breaking the back
Of the walkout throughout the coun-
try. 1t was declared by heads of tho
big four brotherhoods here today.
After round of the strikers
camps | can give the assurance that
Thursday, possibly today will b.
the last OF the strike as far as the
middle west Is concerned" said
Edward +. Corrigan, one Of tho
heads OF the brotherhood of locomo.
tive engineers. 1.-THE sentiment
among the strikers here Is over.
whelmingly in favor of a, return to
work..
New York Still Grlpped
New York. April 14.--Efforts were
renewed today to end the unauthors
lied railroad strike, which for 81.
most week has held New York
tightly in its grip, paralyzing freight
traffic. curtaillng passenger servico
and causing widespread discomfort.
Representatives OF the brothers
hoods, headed by Timothy She's
vice president of brotherhood ~.
firemen and engineers, schedulod
another conference with repres6n-
tatiYes of the strikers at Jersey
city. Mayor Hague. or Jersey City,
Mayor Hyland of New York, and
Health Commissioner Copeland were
to sit in at the meeting and lay tho
case of the public before the oppoop
ing factions.
Prepares New Demands
Kansas City. Mo-. April 14.--Hav.
ing come out definitely against the
outlaw" strike. which has paralyss
ed transportation In many parts Of
the country. the 700 delegates To
the nth biennial convention OF the
railway department OF the Ameri.
can Federation of Labor.-repre-
senting more than 100000 railroad
employes-today pitched into the
work of preparing their wage In
craese program for submission 10
The new labor board.
1t was learned today that the In
creases sought for az long ago AZ
January, 1919. and still pending
viii be further augmented by from
~ to Is per cent. This new in.
crease will be demanded IN order
to keep pace with the steady mount.
ing cost OF living since the Hlquest
for Increases was first made.
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tBy international News Service. }

Washington. April Settlement
of the nationwide railroad strike
now rests with the rail road labor
board, appointed by President VIII.
son under the Cummins-Esch bill.
President Wilson today Telegraph
I'd to the members to come TO Wash
ington Immediately This act 1t was
announced was the direct result of
no cabinet meeting here this NOR.
ming.
Il is understood that the cabinet
proposed n plan for an immediate
meeting OF the board with Secre.
tary OF Labor Wilson and Attorney
General Palmer to agree upon tenn
porary wage adjustments which
ehall be effective Immediately. Such
an adjustment would allay unrest
and result in many strikers return
ing To their work.
Situation Discussed
Washington. April 14.-President
Wilson's cabinet discussed the rail
roal strike for more than an hour
and a quarter today but no announ'
cement was made at the conclusion
of the session as to whether any
action had been taken.
I'VE discussed tho strike and !
rendered a report" Attorney Gen
eral Palmer said. Il can make no
further statement at this time al.
though | may be able to do so lat
e. in the day" Other members of
The cabinet refused TO talk
It was learned that a plan was
discussed for providing immediate
increases in wages for railroad
workers as one OF the means OF
discouraging tho present strike and
forstaliing further strikes. Under
The plans discussed the railroad la
Dor board. upon confirmation by the
senate will meet with Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer and Secretary of Labor
Wilson and agree upon a wage ad.
iustment which will be temporary
but will become effective at once.
and remain in force until the rail
road labor board can make a final
adjustment of the wage question
Strike Extended
Los Angeles, Cal. April 14.--Rail
road strike condition here and in
other terminal eenters OF southern
California have extended today to
the passenger traffic.
According to Santa Fe headquart.
ers here today, at least nine trans.
continental passenger trains are
tied up at various points along the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-14
REV. MR.. LAMAR
BACK IN HARNESS
Expects Discharge From Ser
vice This Month And To
Preach.

Rev. Holmes Lamar will return TO
active work in the Methodist minis
try. He is at present in the Wal
ter Reed Hospital, where he Is I'M
dergoing treatment. He was in
France for a long period and upon
returning to this country was kept
in the army until his health i'm
proved He was assigned to Camp
HUMPHREYS. Virginia, but upon his
health failing. he was returned to
Walter Reed Hospital.
He is much improved and has
been assigned by Baltimore Confer
ence 20 the Yellow Springs charge
and will take UP his work in Fred
erick county Md, as soon as he re
eeives his discharge from The army.
He will also have charEe Of the
Lewistown charge. Mrs Lamar
and her daughter, Katherine, were
with Rev Mr.. Lamar in Virginia,
but upon his return to the hospital
they left the military camp and re
turned to Frederick.
Rev. Lamar. who Is native of
Martinsburg and a brother of Mr.
c. NJ. lamar, West Burke street,
expects to be discharged and return
10 Frederick county some time dur
ing the present month. He was at
one time pastor of the Methodist
Bpiscopal church of Frederick, Md,
and made many friends during his
stay in that city. From Frederick
he went to Washington and later
was commissioned as a chaplain in
the army and saw service in Eng
land and France.