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STABLER WILL LEAVES
$1,000 FUND TO HOSPITAL
Mccoy. Gleaves. Douglas and Baird
Testaments Also Are Filed
With Court.

The will of Llewellyn NJ. Stabler
who died January I. has been filed
Tor probate. He leaves $1,000 to the
Montgomery County General Hospi.
tai. ii Olney. Nd. and like sum
to Mrs. Caroline l.. Merritt. Requests
OF sl,ooo each are made to his
brother, Mortimer o. Stabler. and his
nephew, Osburn y. Stabler. E,lcar
u. Stabler. a nephew, and Mrs. Mary
:. Steel are each given $500. A life
annuity is provided for Asa NJ. Sta
bier, father of the deceased
Mr.. Stabler provides for the educa-
ton of three nephews and two nieces.
directing that $500 annually for four
years he expended for a college course
for each. Should any decide not to
take the college education he or she
is to have $500 instead on attaining
ma jority. The remaining estate is to
be distributed among the brothers of
the testator. Newton Stabler. Morti-
mer o. Stabler and Herbert O. Stabler,
the last-named being designated as
executor.
BY the terms of the will of Eliza
beth +. Mccoy. who died January 7,
her estate is to be divided into five
shares. two for her daughter, lisa belle
NJ. Jones: two to her son, Gordon
Handy Mccoy. and one to step
daughter. Anne G. Fassig. Premises
1908 Belmont road and the personal
effects of the deceased go to the
daughter.
Lieut.. Col. Samuel r. Gleaves, who
died January I. leaves his entire estate
to his wife. Julia X. Gleaves. The
document was executed July 10. 1928.
and is written by the officer on sta.
tionery of the Office Of the corps area
commander at Fort Houston, Tex.
Mrs. Lucia r. Douglas. who died
December %, left an estate valued at
$40 900. according to the petition for
letters testamentary filed yesterday in
Probate Court by her husband. Albert
Douglas of Stoneleigh Court. The es
tate consists of real property in Ohio
and personal property in the District
Besides her husband, Mrs. Douglas
was survived by daughter, Grace D.
Johnston OF Chicago. and son, Rich
ard Douglas of. Harrington Park, Md.
Mrs. Lyle T. Baird, who died Janu
airy s. left an estate valued at more
than s35 900. according to the petition
for letters of administration filed by
her husband. George w. Baird. Mrs
Baird left no will. She was also sur.
vived by sister, Josephine f. Prather
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Industrial Home Gifts Asked.

The crowded condition of the Sal.
walton Army Industrial Home has
caused Brig. Myles Pickering to issue
an appeal for donations of discarded
articles of clothing and furniture.
The institution is maintained entirely
through such contributions and this
appeal is made necessary in order to
provide shelter and paying work for
a large number of unfortunate men.
Almost anything will be welcome, but
the army officials are DESTROYS of re.
ceiving heating stoves of any nature
discarded articles of clothing, old
shoes. books. newspapers, magazines
and broken pieces of furniture. The
contributions will be called for upon
receipt of a telephone call to Main
2023.
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COLONIAL NURSERY u FsT OF carr
gwen infants and children up TO Il years
Phnno HvattsNllln a15-M
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SYNOPSIS.

Sir HsrErave wendever. country gentle
m an and fnancier. calls on famous London
physician Tor examination The doctor tells
him he cannot live for more than six or
elrht months Wendever takes the blow
standing and decides TO go on with his plans
for the Winter as though nothing had hap
pened. He feels. however an urge to give a
lift to some poor fellow creature He eX-
periments on TING people he comes in contact
with until he find. one who is III need of
help. This proves TO he delicate looking
manicure girl. Violet Martin. who serves him
resula rly. He offers her and member of
her family vacation OF two months at his
villa at Monte Carlo. Not having any fam
lily. Violet induces her fance. Robert. TO pose
her brother and come with her. Their
host gives them a free rein in Monte Carlo.
and they enjoy themselves to the fullest ex-
tent.
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NJ stsbxb,
Personal.

sPEcIAnL AIS r, on NERVE AID ,RHErN
a41 St n. MADAME GoYETTF IT,
EELECTRIcA.L TREATMENTs. NAssAGr
EVERY CARE GIVEN INvAL1Ds- Coz
sda ane 1853 s y ss RsF K.nan r.: I'd
Et .,toa - TggEATNEss,ToI DRrGJ.EFs
Frank. 37t7J SUNDAY. II so 10 / p~
vision North 7ae3 1890 18Th ttR e t. NV aVp'
MARCEL WAVE 4 ALL BRANCHIs OF
a10-11 81 18th st Frank 5i31
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
smnoo psR .SamRoo a51 300 f Rr..s
Bldg. MARIE STEVENS 18th and g e.
coLoN5tsL NURsERY BEsT OF, carr
Phono HysttsvlIle al5.M
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRATNFT
np4 b NJ, - Treatment electricity include
HE SINGLE sHoPPE. FURMERLY Al
1G6 tn s.; ~ l. nov at 18th and F ste
;signcd SPENCER dcn,opstration. g5tho4t Or
Adam- 6545 X.
SLIP COVERS. ONERSTJFFED SEPARATE
cushions. enan fasteners. tape bound SCI Is
up. r l.. sherwood. 1909 9th NV Pr Gill
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE or TRE Bel
ter class of unfortunate young women ~
fore and during con finement Strictly private.
Chargcs reasonable. Babies for adoption.
Vel HOSPITAL. Cory. Pa
GRADUATE IN TLrCT'C'I WILL GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re.
duceo by new methods Phone pot 1t47
FXGEssIyE WEIGHT. RAPIDLY REDTCED.
wonderful French method used DR. DELL
LEDENDET KER. 20o3 P nv. Potomac 246n
YEARS PHoNE FRANKIIN e706 BRap-
FORD. INC. TRANSPoRTATION BLDG
rr3'
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RADIATOR AND FENDER
MAN-Must be experienced in
body work. See Mr.. Ward
STANLEY II. Iiorner. 1920 10Th
St. NV.
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HELP-MALE.
ADDRESSOGRAPH
OpIrR ATOP

The Hecht Co. requires the
services OF young man with
experience AS an addressograph
operator; permanent position
Apply employment office, The
Hecht Co. + st. at 9TH.
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COLLECTORS-Must have
car and be experienced collect
ing installment accounts; per-
manent positions. Call 9l7 F
ST. n w
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SITUATIONS-MAI.E. FEMALE.
SITUATIONS-FEMALF.

~ eanerlenccd vonrg Iadv rankin esS2-J
.as dSs sbsse entry IT ,sFsF gs
charse Address Box 3l7-K Star ofice Il.
COOKING for DINNER parties seryinF tes-
lnnchson or cafeteria work. Phone Prank
HAIR DRESSER t-oIored scalp treatment
,EsGsi MASSAGE. electric treatments Phone
dren. Mrs. Gibbons Rockviile. Nd -. -
bgiIdlas ladies hats, Addrcss Box I'm
MOTHERS HELPER. white. experienced.
wishes position, reference. P"toms" 5I34
iNVES5FATTEHDANT d.1I1 wh,e 70,
helnless Phone Clarendon 4R1-w". IL
PR NURSE desires position: doc
rer,enGe Cal f Rankin s4a1 0f'Ge
sTENoGRAFHER. accurate and eftinent. de
r rss B BoH 4sK ag stt tqr nn Ad
t sInsG neefn di fsaua'e
>ItNoGRAPHER and hookkeeper double
entryl. : years commercial ard 1 years Sec
rotary to phllanthroni" organization: excel
Lent references. Address Box @56-K,, STA
STENUGRAPHER AND TYP7sT. $ wears
experience, with knowiedgc general Once
~9ek dss're x nosite. with reputable FIRM
sTENoGRAPHER three Years experience
good education. desires a position offerInE
opportunltlos for advancement. Phone Pc
tomRc 13f5W or write :}O1 St ne ADt
81 10
STEM ER-TYPIST-BusIness college
graduate: well recommended can Use dicts-
phone. Address Box 2SS-K. star office IL
TIPPING ana dic,ation handled efficiently
100 st NV. RIM. 20 Maip 6la3 I5-
WAITRESS. neat. experienced. ,oiored girl
IN Tea room or cafe. Phone North 5soS
An Irhy
80: cleaning elevator: have Iiceu -
answer by mail. No. 1905 st NV Is.
fhUNG WOMAN OF refinement GOOD person-
ATTY and executive ability. desires position
where college oducation. statistical. general
once and oorrc spondencc experience are
YOU Nc WOMAN. university graduate ex-
perienced hlSh school teacher. student Esen-
VEN short story course. desires position 10
learn nroofre adlnS. Address Box G65-k.
Star Office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

4
| COOK. colored woman. wants place: stay
! nl-hts. 1921 Fla: ave. NV.
COOK. colored woman. neat quick and ex-
perienced. wants position. puhh. or private
Call or write. stating salary. $50 w i nv
+ CHAMBERMAID or mothers helper nv ..oI.
ored SitL Gail or write 1907 10th 81. n "
| CHAMBERMAIp. Waitress. care Tor children
mfst ef Po,o T9lorsG s girl wants place home
| DAYS WORK wanted by reliable woman.
! 81 Fsirmont -. nv
GERMAN GIRL wants housework stay
n n.;1 no cooking Phone Franklin 46o3.w
Girl colored. neat. experienced in cookine.
wants pla"c As cook and housekeeper: no
| laundry: STAY AZ night: references Mar
Saret Hawkins. GaithershurS Md. care Mrs
! e. smith
GIRL. colored, Tor cleaning and plain cook
lS2h Mass. ave
/ Girl. wants general house or days work:
no laundry: can give reference. so l. nv
GIRL. neat. for h=ht houseUork. IS l. L
GIRL wants mad place: experienced rs
GIRL. cook or cleaning work 1909 NJ
HOUsEKEEPER OR COOK position in
small family: best of reference. Call North
$50. aaa st NV.
HOT OF WA xantsd for tuIl time days
! LAUNDRY wanted by colored woman. to
t Sa4,, home nss or out by the day References.
to take home: North I71s-w.
1aa HPPhn ens II dG.HaTslns 6lS srd
MAID. nurse: waitress. part,time work any
P Po c' 4sss SRI fr'" MO- references
MORNING WASH by, colored girl reference.
1887 18th st. NV. Ind floor.
MOTHERS HELPER by colored girl. after
NURSE or general house worker. colored
E 81. o wants position. 1888 Willard st. NV.
PFART.TIME work or washing at nome. 1913
| PLACE as general houscworker- by colored
woman: reference. 1911 Columbia st. w.
kaS no eGo sands Sd s'fd ss sSn-n stay
WASHING or DAYS work by colored woman.
WIDOW. white. would ike about or 8
eachelor's quarters or offices. Address Box
paTtlme woDker or COOK: refersnce sia Cali
AZ 15.2 Corcoran st. NV. Ia
WOMAN for homework. Write 1897 9th
K St. s.w. Franklin 64ss '''
WoM Ia rS Soorsd desires ceanins wednes
s.x eS!sEse f2Sk /. sensFsl
or f ca Col Pos 4SssW
| WOMAN. coored. wants few hours work
| daily DAYS week. 944 Goth st. NV.
| WOMAN. colored. wants wash to take home
! Phone Col. 6T92. 75G Hobart pl.
| WOMAN. colored. wants homework. whole
or part time. 1907 1lth st. NV IA"
| WOMAN wants work in small family Adj
| dress lis T. ct. s.w. Ia
| YOUNG WOMAN. white dependabIe wants
n sit nI1rSP ri tn chill ,,I
maid. Miss Charlotte Way care stuart
| Hall Staunton. Va. IA.
| YOUNG WOMAN white dependable wants
! position as nurse to child or personal maid
| Miss Frances Lee. care Stuart Hall. Staun-
| ton. Va. Is.
| YOUNG WOMAN white dependable wants
| position nurse girl to child or as personal
mald. Miss Catherine Scott. car. stuart Hall.
staunton, Va. 14s
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SALES OF furniture ci all KIND.
pianos. business equipment, etc. every Wed
nesdsy and Saturday. Let US give you an
estimate on, what you have for sale.
I0fh st NV Phone NJ ao-n
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BANK RUNNER. experienced with refer
tncts: inexperienced applicants not consid
cred; state salary desired. Address Box SIX,
Star ohce
BATTERY MAN 10 handle battery service
aud electrical starting of automobiles. only
ef1lclent man with need apply. 1nclosc
telephone number in reply. Address Box
office
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Statesmen -
WANTED-SALESMEN.

TWO neat appearing young men over 81
years of aSe for special work in District 6.
can EARN $50 weekly while learning Ap-
nlv manager. COS Bond Blds
YOUNG MEN, two. Of neat appearAnce
with previous MAGAZINE or neusDaDrr serv-
i"e. ms axe s35 to $50 per week ~ wash
inEton and ncarhr towns. nl~a-snt and Der.
uanent work Apply 100 NcGll Bldg. 9th
and u SIS. NV $40 To a.30 am After
) 30 pm Ask for Mr. Daniels
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INSTALLMENT XIV.
Violet Grows in Beauty,

Y 7 lOLET'S eyes danced with
plea Sure. Her hand slid un-
" derneath the rug and held
Hargrave's for a moment.
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AFTER STOCK TAXING. = You have snv
surplus mdse- of any description for sale
phone Franklin 1n256
APPAREL tmen :. woren's and children :,
needed for rUmmaEe sale. also curtains bed
ding. dishes. rugs. ctc-: VIII nav cash. Phone
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CLOTH NG-W'll call ~ my un1ettered ~.
torohile. city suburbs. and nay Won hr-h.
IS. prl"es Tor ladies'. -entlemer.s :. children .
discarded clothing nf ell descrlptions Ad.
dress postal or nhone. VII rail- W RlCs
1899 eth 81. nv. North 1875.
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WANTED-several parties to ION a mum her
OF Washington business men IN good
clean Toney-naklnE commercial bushes
which has been tried out and proven mn
usual opportunity we not brokers Ad
dress Box H54-E Star ohlCe T..
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| WANTED-Recistered druggist Maryland
| viii sell half interest or sell outright. re
| quire about $4,000 or 81 600 bal easv
| terms: doing good business: have other h,Isi-
| Star Office 10.
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Continued tomorrow. y
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RADIO STORE wants working partner hale
interest TO party who viii match inventor,
stock: Immediate action. Address Box -,
Star office
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AIR DRESSER. cnlored scalp treatment
iscial MASSAGE electric treatments Phone
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

MAN. "olored. all around: handy for house
work work of any kind. North 1854
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HELP-FEMALE.

WOMEN with ,aIe, ability can earn $40
TO 500 Der week during spare Time 40
dress Box 273-K. Star Once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AFTER sIocK TAKING, 7 YOU Rave .7r
phone Franklin 1886
APPAREL rmen :. womens and children
needed, for rummage sale: also curtains bod.
1 IN Wis dishss EqSs rs WIN nay cash Psonc
AUCTION SALES OF furniture CT all KIND,
, pianos. business equipment. etc. every Wed
estimate on, what, you have for sale.
Snznnon csldwf 81 &c, o Austionesrs. 3oi
BOOKS-BoOKS R0TGHT ALL KINDS
Franklin 5ll6 Pcarlmans Boekshop. %.
81. NV.
CAMERAS. tools OF every kind. fcId ca>se.
shotguus: anything YOU have 10 sell Gro,e :,
18th and E NV. Pm. Frank s:53 postal,
,n;o casS w ps tTt S of Ts Of t9S
2nf n q the clE Or Gar ~ NJ 81 sns gns
cloth i,l NG-w.ll can N my nnletteIed 7u-
I discarded clothing Of all descriptions Ad-
1880 7th st NJ. North 1855.
n d. Mon 'swf,ry tI aR old .oId TO- cs.h
2ls i. W Rooms and IS N st5s
FURNITURE and household goods wanted
I xou VII feeI sat,sfled With prIces pay
P7fes RFPS and fnr R.. r fSt:
Co. 1907 7th st. NV. Potomac 1871 Is
FURNITJRE-Party would like purchase
some usHd furnltur@ also baby grand man"
Phnnc Franklin a:i9s. ~
tuRNITt RE-. hou~ehold goods storr h1-
suits. For prompt attention call d Notes
Main COOS.
FEATHER BEDS ard furniture l,rst DT,,.-,
paid. square Deal Furniture Co.. sol Fya
st NV. Phone Main $3.50.
| Fl RNfTJ RIFF you have any furniture Or
nther goods To sell. and you want 10 Obtain
nest results. SEMI tor LOUIS Notes. 3i4 Sfn
1 st NV. Phone Franklin 2015.
I FTRNITI RF-Bedroorn ,nn1ne -oou1 and
uNinc room. IN suites odd pieces. piano.
Inder~ood typewriter, etc. within next 10
IFJkNiTIRE and household goods, OF II
Herrell. f:j4 10Th 81. NV. Nam ZOO "a
! FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted ho.t
I prices paid. Capital Furniture 60 400 La
( aNf- NV. Or rhone Franklin 10@67.
FLRNITIRF. "ianos, carpets. etc Phone
N. l2S@ for wagon or have nc call
WGschlcr. go Pa ave.
/ GO;.D silver. watches diamonds and OLD
IIe;s]ry needed in our manufacturing drnf
I'm cash value paid. S"hnEer'> SIS =
MtLTIGRAPH DRUMS-State quantity 4n,.
nriet address Box "67-K. star office 1S'
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds ,rweIs- fnf
h"autiful pieces especiaIly A. F Arnold
lbs C st NV. Main Si73
PIANO -Must he bargain for cash
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of evrr.
descrlption bought and sold. CrIl Raltrrnurc
FiSture Co 616 Louisiana ave- Nzjr, sos
USED FURNITURE for S rooms: complete
! suites and odd ninCes Al 500
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The SINGLE sHOPPE. FURMERLY Al
Iuh tn ST. NV. l. nov at 18th and + sits
NV. over Berry & Whitmore's FIR 1850
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SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRATNFTt
nurse IS treatment. electricity Includsc
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SPECIALIST ON NERVE AND RHFTv,
tsr1. Hot oil. electrical and hand NASSAU.
pa H st. NV MADAME GOYETTF IT,
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS NAeStGT
Treatment. 81. 10 m. To pm. Ma
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LVR~t >---1 our c0rsft makes or Tar- Won"
stFle aF1 health wear an individually dc
signed SPENCER. demonstration wlthour Oh
llEdtion. Mr.. LoUlou n Fox. SOS whirucr
nj; NV Registered SPENCER Corsrtierc
Adams 65I5 ~
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HOSTESS. chdpcron tutoring small chill
dren. Mrs: Gibbons. Rockville. Nd. Is
LADY experienced in selling, designing and
building ladies hats Address Box tx
star office 15s
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CHAMBERM AID or mothers heiper ny col
ored sifi. Call or write 1907 10th ST. NV,
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CHAMBERM Waitress care Tor children
neat. reHahle Colored girl wants place home
nights. Potomac 1855.
DAYS WORK wanted by reliable Woman
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Girl. wants general house or DAYS work -.
no laundry: can give reference so 7. NV q
GIRL neat. for h=ht houseuork Is l. i.
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|. |, D. Halls
FORD RELEASE
AS VICTORY
Must Redouble Efforts
to Release Others
tcontinued from page II

renew the fight to bring about the
release of his comrades, Herman d.
Suhr, Tom Mooney, Warren X. Bill
lings, ]. B. Mcnamara, Matt Schmidt,
Kaplan and the scores of members
Of the I. w. w. who are imprisoned
under the provisions of the vicious
criminal syndicalism law.
This opportunity must not be mis-
sed. The time is ripe and overripe
for a concerted struggle for the re-
lease of all class war prisoners in
the dungeons of California and for
the repeal OF criminal syndicalism
laws. Every organization of workers
regardless of political afiliation
should join in this fight.
Ford Persecution.
Richard Ford and Herman D. Suhr
were convicted in 1918 of the death
Of prosecutor MAXWELL of Yuba
county California, which occurred dur
ing strike riot on the hop ranch of
the burst Brothers. Tho the prosecu
ton did not accuse either one of the
defendants of carrying arms or com
hitting any acts of violence they
were sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Efforts to bring about their release
failed. Recently Ford was parolled
but no sooner was he outside the
prison gate than he was rearrested
and prosecuted on the charge of
killing deputy sheriff during the
same riot.
Ford's acquittal is likely to have a
favorable hearing on the move TO
have Suhr released on parole.
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"Un-American," Says
Busick on Ford Verdict

LOS ANGELES, Collaborating to
news reports from Marysville where
Blackie Ford was acquitted by jury
on a murder charge, Judge Busick de-
nounced the verdict as being "un-
American" Busick Is notorious for his
savage prosecution Of members OF the
l. w. w. and other militant workers.
A demonstration broke out in the
court when the verdict was returned.
Friends of Ford hoisted him and, his
son. Dick, On their shoulders. The
Judge ordered two OF the demonstra-
tors arrested for contempt of court
in his effort to stop the demonstration.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-31

Why worker correspondent Why
not7 10 there nothing Of interest hap.
Penln1 around your Write IL up and
send Il mi
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CORRESPONDENTS CLASS
IN CHICAGO MEETS ON
MONDAY NIGHT, FEB. |

Monday, Feb. list, at 8 p. m. starts
the second semester Of the Chicago
Worker Correspondents class. The
day Of the class has been changed
to Monday Instead Of Thursday to
fit In with the other classes given
by the Chicago Workers School.
The class will meet at the same
place, editorial room Of The DAILY
WORKER, 1f13 West Washington
Blvd.
The system OF work In the second
semester will differ somewhat from
that previously followed.
All students OF the class and those
who have been assigned by their
nuclei to attend are urged to make
note OF the change and attend on
Monday night, Feb. list, for regis.
tratlon and to receive printed out
line Of the work to be covered for
the term.
New York Glass.
The New York Worker Cores
pondents' Glass meets every Monday
night at p. m. az the Workers.
slshooI, 1906 East 18th street.
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after he gets a good trouncing," which
is really meaningless threat of labor
takers.
The two brotherhoods pulled a
strike on the Virginian about two
years ago and that proved the weak.
ness of craft unionism, yet the bureau.
Gratis do not learn from past mistakes
In the West Maryland strike, as the
Virginian, the o. R. G. as we'll as the
B. of R. T. stayed on the job, YET
they are supposed to be union men
The trainmen are getting their reward
now in form of discharge.
In the last issue of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers Journal
twenty men of the Western Mary
land were expelled for strikebreak
ing, which shows that the men realize
it's a hopeless task fighting alone. To
show how seriously the B. OF L. E.
takes its unionism, on lodge days
they preach loyalty and justice, and
now the B. of L. E. men are showing
bAOAA IVY any DuI uOl " lu6lT DIOJu6TS
on the Western Maryland but to the
railroad companies.
We get two solid trains Of Western
Maryland freight every day off the
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad which
has all B. Of L. E. men on their en-.
gines, yet they haul freight that scabs
hauled over the Western Maryland
and their conscience does not bother
them.
1 hear grumbling on every hand
against the tactics of the reaction.
aries" but the rail workers" are not
class conscious yet. Years of school.
ing in craft unionism is now showing
results by appearance of dual union
ism. The railmen's idea of fighting
the reactionaries is to drop out Of the
organization.
The DAILY WORKER is passed
around to the men and always finds
ready, eager readers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-01-31

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