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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30


and hostess ut their home on Bc4
noni avenue. a color scheme in pink
and white was effectively carried
out in the decorative scheme, pifk
ropes predominating In the floral
decorations. while festouns of pink
hearts formed pretty addition. The
nonlincement Of the engagement
was written upon pink hearts held
together by small Dan Cupid.
The Guests were the Misses Andcr-
Son, Ethel Minor. Ethel and Mary
Nuzum, Eva and Gin Conawuy, Ed
M Morgan. Grace OFT, Matte Den
tel, Eva Hartley, and Miss Bcs3 Tut
tie, the latter Of Wheeling.
The engagement of Miss Andcr'
son 10 MIR. Rowand will cuiminatc in
4 fall wedding. the date, however,
has not been announced.
Miss Anderson was formerly q
resident 81 this city. having been
director OF the Christian church
choir for several months last year
She is an evangelist singer and has
bcca very successful in her proEcs,
sion. Mr.. towand is well known
clothing merchant Of This city and q
prominent citizen. They have the
best wishes Of a host OF friends. Miss
Anderson has been the guest of Mrs
Wetzel for several weeks and will re-
turn home the latter part of tho
week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
Returned from Pennsylvania.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. jackson, Mrs
Fred Helmick and Miss Mary Fran.
ccs Rfleldaffer returned yesterday
from a motoring trip 10 Brownsville
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were the
guests of Mrs. Samuel Coe, nee West,
wood. and Mrs. He,mick and Miss
Riheldaffer were guests OF Mrs. Rus
sci Lockridge, formerly Miss Mary
Hall, of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
&. $3.50
$500! !
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$50
$1,000
$3.50
ANOTHER BALLOT.

CHARLESTON; w. Va, June so.---
The miners of the KanaWhai district
will vote again today on the second
proposition of the arbitration agree.
ment. The vote last week was uii-
satisfactory, as many alleged Illegal
ities were found by theioffieials aid
the votes OF 10 locals were thrown
ont. a delegation from lSelley',
Creek visited the union officials here
today and asked that they be allow.
cd to return to work. They were
urged to wait until the voting Is com.
picted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30

CUMBERLAND. Nd, June 30
Robert E. Kimmel, druggist. Pied
mont, W. Va. and Miss Nellie Black.
ston. daughter of Brose Blackiston
of Piedmont, were married in Cum,
bcrland yesterday by the Rev. DR.
James E. Moffatt, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. They were at
tended by DR.. James Holman, pied
mont, and Mrs. Edward c. White
worth, of Front Royal, Va, formerly
of Piedmont. The marriage was 9
surprise to the friends of the couple
who are prominent socially.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
WIFE BEATER IN JAI1,

William Papp. of Pennington, was
brought TO the county Jail this after
room by Constable Straight. Papp
vas sentenced by the justice OF the
Peace OF Pennington to serve 80
days in the county jail on the charge
OF wife beating.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
SOCIETY
at Loop Park.

The Ladies' Aid Society, Of the
Lutheran church will meet on Thurs
dayiaftcrnoon, from 9 until s, at Loop
lark. In case Of rain, the meeting
viii be held at the church ut the
same hour. ~ 49,. 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
will Entertain Y. M. c.

Mrs. L. C. Scott and daughter, Mrs,
Nm. Shaffcrman, will be hostesses
TO the Young Married Womcn's Club,
on Wednesday afternoon at their
home in East Park avenue,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30
Rowand- Anderson Engagement.

The engagement of Miss Ruth An
derson, of Homestead, Pa, to Mr.. E.
G. Rowand. of this city. was an
nounced last night at a eharmingly
appointed entertainment at which
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. wetzel were host
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30

ROOM TO RENT-Nicely furnished
room with modern convcniences.
privilege OF light cooking. En-
duire No. II Rhea Terrace. G-So-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30

FOR SALE = Black driving mare.
Four years old. Weight about l.
900 lbs. B. c. Griffith, 10 Front
St., Bell 29S-R. 6-30-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30

Miss Blackiston formerly reside,
in this city and will be remembers
by many former friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-30

LosT-on Main st. or Maple avenue
sterling silver bracelet. Reward
forreturn at this office. 6-3o-3t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
HEATHSVitLE
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to Tho Times DIstntch.l
Mamie pIerson S,oneham. Of Mownskron
was the week end guest OF Miss Kathryn
Rise. In ftea;hsviiie.
cali. are CUES, from the holidays Of Mrs
f. \. Crhlil at Completion
Dr. Fred D. Brent was in Washington this
Brsn,. who Will be homo for tho holidays.
Howard Randolph straukhan;; recently Wis
A very pleasant dance was given a, the
home OF Budd Williams recently.
Marie ka anan ~, w% HSsI and d9nsh,er Miss
so and took pars f IN ths fox hunt "''0
home Ifaff was in as
ee ari n RSiS &nor Lucille iIs Aeims
Betsy StrauEhan and Louise Harding:
ing. BURGESS Coles; Lea and Murvin christie
7hsr ~ii %r Has ,l,,.. and and pr pownins
Miss I-o,tie SNOW has returned 10 Johns
Hopkins after a shor, visit to her home
Nj. and Mrs Robert Harding and little
REV. ] f. and Mrs. Henrn. Of Hea,hs.
Mr.. " H Marsh sr n f rairf % e"P'"'" ana
MIR. Mrs William n; Russell, Of Mia; sp.n. a
' Mss T SG;,S s. near M . IlHishs
! Hall. near White s s,oa elS'"' MISS 'eF'F""e
,a Mss ohD Hnym! o; NEAR 9,ns Sas
Mrs Slater Cowart and little daughter.
| Virginia Eichelberger recent CUES: $
(. OF Mt. and Mrs. F.. w. Eicheiberger
Mrs. F. J.. Slaughter and Miss Garnctt
booker. OF LottsburE. have returned from
IL recent trip to Baltimore.
Misses Nit; and Molie Burroughs are spend
| Miss Iiilda Reynolds was the week end
guest Of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrr
william Vanlandin9hnm.
Mrs. NJ. r. Dawson and little grandson
Gordon Rowe. were IN Washington for a
week recently :
! Mrs. j. W. Clarkson. of Sharps la on an
extended visit to her sister. In Florida
Misses Mary Leah Rice and Margaret
| Smith were Weekend guests OF Mrs War
| rem Edwards. at her home In Reedv,le.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

Spectti TO The Times Dispatch
,.n ~ ' ~ IN W. pccember 90
tones IN" professor OF civil engineer
'n@: the improvements OF the grounds
WIN n wrre. begun in the early summer
three new .oiiicers' quarters will he
, r"aa% Tor occupancy by the first OF the
I ih"nth: and tn" three old ones which
| "nih!! renovated. will he occupied
about week later. The outward an
prhrance OF the old residences has been
changed very little. The new ones.
style Of architecture. All OF these
houses ar" heated and lighted hy the
piapt which supplies the barracks
u" contract for the carthwork calls
TOR its being finished by the LIST of Eeh,
runr% but ii, is doubtful If the work
VIII be completed by that time. owing
I" the large amount Of limestone which
mas yet to BE- moved. The total amount
81 .ui hppr"XiWatcs $1,000 cubic Yards,
ana IN" dirt from it is being used to
M IN" limestone sink directly In front
OF Tn" new quarters
ne christmas dances were held i'm
da, s y nm. ~, on Friday and satur-
nero carrier than usual. owing to the
sc,ninnnual examinations which are
+ schc" urea 10 begin ON the 18th. Those
VINO attended the dances from a dis
tnhcc and who stopped in limits we're
ne following Miss Margaret Conway.
MIS- MIS- Davis Of Dnnvillc; Miss blanche
W ~
MunScn ana Miss Mcclellan. of Rich
in4nd; Miss Rage Hughes. Miss laura
/ WIS" aud Miss Ida May Digs nr
stanton. Miss Corncl!a Christian ana
MISS hisbie, Of Lynchburg: Miss Ruenn
Wciton. Of Norfolk: Miss Mercer Italia :
i,'rf"; "i baltimore. Miss Lynn, OF
i:ynchhurg, and the Misses Curtis of
i; Ellison. commissary ana ouor,cr-
inas,"r at the virginia Polytechnic In
Stilnte. Was he guest Of Captain Sni
dow on Tuesday. '''''
Miss Laura Pendlcton. who has beor
attending the Peabody Conservatory Of
, Music ia Baltimore. is spcndinD nv
vacation with her parents
Mrs. bufcr. OF Baltimore is yisi,;n,
~, son. cadet Dufcr. of the third class
w ;. Robinson, II. OF Norfolk: II
ouell. II, Of Fort Defiance and
). l" Mccormick, IA, OF Raphinc. Va
Wtr. visitors at the post during thr
Master Montgomery Corsc OF Rollers
Sth"oi. Is spending his vacation win
ms uncle. Captain NJ. r. Corsc
ne naKs were displayed at half.
h."s' on Monday and Tuesday as a mark
ni respect TO Edward Echols. of Siam
NISitnrs OF the institute
j. VI. ration. "a, Of Norfolk, is tn,
sucsL 81 MS father. Colonel Patton. fol
General i. w. Nichols attended III,
funeral OF Edward Echols in Stauntor
The Morrow Brothers Quartet cptcr
| tanned The officers and cadets I'm N,
gymnasium OH Thursday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
BOYS AND. cI|R!I[.s5CENTRE
.0E. SOCIAL INTEREST
They Como Home From Many
Schools and Colleges to Spend
Christmas Holidays.
MANY GUESTS FOR THE SEASON
Miss Mary Wood Is Hostess for Reg
ular Meeting Of jolly Twelve, One
OF Emporia's Most Active Social
Organizations.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
EMPORIA. December. 26.-Miss Mary
Wood was the hostess for the Jolly
Twelve on, Friday afternoon. Those
present were: Misses Helen Vincent
Eleanor Tiliar. Battle lee. Matte
Wychc, Helen Kunes, Fannie Briggs,
Ptnkio Tiilar. Grace Lear: Sara Wyche.
Mrs. w. G. Oliver and Miss DeBcrry OF
blackstone. In the game Of progress
sive forty-two. MISC Fannie briggs
won the prize. The guest prize was
presented Ito Miss DeBerry. A salad
course was served after the game
The. social interest this week centred
around the r boys and girls who have re-
TO spend the holidays here. Among
these are: Miss Mary Lifsey. from Dan
z vile; who s, hns as her guest Miss Eli
Miss Bertha Green. from Randolph
by Miss vivian Barrow. of Eiberta:
and with her Is Miss Elizabeth Man
son. of Lunenburg: Misses Trina and
Douglas PEBBLES. from Danville: Flour
Cecil Sharp. from Blacksburg; Gordon
Vincent. from Randolph Macon Col
veFs,y nma w from the Un
Medical College. Richmond.
Mrs. j. II. Murray, of Punxsutawney,
F. Dodd
Mrs Elliott story is spending the
holidays with her parents In Norfolk.
Mrs. w. f. kreher and daughter, of
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Howe
Mrs. b. NJ. Tredway. Mrs W. c.
Weaver. Mrs. W. r. Deal Miss Ida
Cato. Miss Susie Powell. Mrs. w. w.
Green. Mrs. w. q. Allen were among
the recent visitors to Richmond.
Mrs. c. w. Owen and her little SON..
who were en- route to Scottsburg to
spend the holidays, were slightly in
{ured in the wreck on the Southern
Railway, near Jetersvillc.
The Randolph Macon Gospel Team.
led by Mr.. RoscnberEcr. will hold
series of meetings here beginning on
December 90.
rev. T. S. osburn has resigned as
rector OF Christ Church and will go
to HarrIsonburg on March I.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. -. Dew spent Christ
mas with relatives in Richmond and
Hanover.
Mrs. c. a. Stcnger and son. Otto, arc
visiting relatives In Baltimore
Miss Margaret Stun, OF Kentucky.
and Miss Susie Mann, OF Texas are
guests in the home of Mrs. W. w.
Green.
Richard Irby. of Front Royal. was
In Emporia this week.
Paul King, who is Il student at Cor
nell. Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Davis arc in Hall
fax County for a short visit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
KEYSVlLLE
Especial TO The Times Dispatch !

Special to The Times Dispatch
kEfSVlLi.E. VA. December o6-Miss An.
ME Osborne. student OF the Chathar,
Episcopal inatitute. is at home for the hoIi-
days.
Miss Nan Petit. of Charleston. is the guest
OF Miss Elizabeth Peters.
Mr., and Mrs. r.. ". Wilson held n bear.
tiful reception ut the Charlotte Hotel Tues
day afternoon In honor OF Mrs Monroe
Wilson. About seventy five guests called
Misses Ann and Lucille Petties and PHYLLIS
Bailey. who are students al the Harrison.
burg Normal, are home for the holidays
Mrs. John Watkins and family OF South
Boston. arc spending the holidays with MIR
and Mrs. s.. Il. TuEgiei w.
G. A, Osborne la under treatment nj John
ston-Wlllis Hospital Richmond
Miss Mabel Staples. OF Richmond Is Wis,
/ iting her parents here,
Miss Elizabeth Peters. a student OF Ran
,!olph- Macon Institute. Dnnville. Va. is at
Mrs Blanche Watkins. and daughter
Rozelia. Of. Hampden sidney. Va are the
guests OF Mrs. II. D Peters
Miss Mary Henry. OF Southwest Virginia
Is visiting friends here 80. "'
Mrs. Charles Osborne entertained Mt suc
lion bridge on Monday evening in honor
| of Mrs. Monroe; Wilson. =" "o'o'
Mrs r.. H. .OsborDe entertained on We'd
, nrsday afternoon. In honor of Mrs Wilson
william Wilson. OF Petersville spont n, .
week with Mr.. and Mrs Il II Wilson ~
Mrs J, A. Jett. of Richmond. Is spendinr
| the holidays with her parents MIR and Mrs
Il. f.. Pettus. '''S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Holiday Festivities
Generally Observed

Continued from Second pageo
Sandifer sang solos during the evening
In the receiving line were Mrs. Saun-
ders, Marshal Saunders mother, and
Miss Isabelle Saunders, the marshal
daughter
The parlors were banked with pains
ana howers and buffet supper was
served
Art Club Dance.
The students Of the Art Club Of Rich
mond are giving Il dance at the club
on Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
Decorations will be in Keeping with
the holiday celebration. and refresh
mcnts will be served. Among those
receiving will he Mrs. John ID. CIothicr,
Mrs. Ware b. Gay, Mrs. J. r. Houston.
Mrs. George j. Bull, Mrs. Frank Dew
Miss Nora Houston. Miss Adele Clarke,
Miss Mamie Baughman. Misses Fama
iiallen Catherine Peasants and Ada
smith. All members and friends OF
the Art Club are invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

H.. ,., -. -, .
"'' ''e"' '"'s week IN New canton with
her parents She viii spend next week in
Washington ana So-,bor, yirr,,Io ,.,.,,;,
friorIr " ~ 80 WIZ" W H'"'" 'iHiihS
MIR and Mrs William rerebe. Horner -,
Rosemary y e. AR. vim Mrs Unrnar's
,r,,Lar -. ",'N W ioiner
Miss Edith Wilson :. st,d.n, nt Ii"l,inr l.:
In FarmvIllo with relatives she ,rIiI ,,i,, :
at Bear Garden before returning To her
The Methods; SUNDAY Scbool r,ve an c,,h
crate Christmas celebration tbis ,ycct ,,'i,h
splendid exercises AMI n christmas trcn viii
presents Tor ali p,Ipiis vn,,,,, 'n.I ~ wv"
Miss Margaret Miller. Of TnnGoInhv Macon
College I.ynchhuru is spnnJint ,hn ('br,s,
mas with her parents Ray and Mrs ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Art Club Dance
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

The Governor Of Virginia and Mrs.
Henry G. stuart and Miss Mary Fulton
stuart are spending the holidays in
New England
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Boyce, Jr., of
Baltimore. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles V Meredith.
Dr. Morrison Hutchinson. Of this city,
is spending the holidays with his fam
lily in Rockbridge County
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Johnson. of
Iuckahoe. are guests of DR. and
Mrs. George Ben Johnston in this city.
Mrs. .Iamcss !. Pollard has returned
L" the city, after short stay in New.
York
Misses Amy Bradish Johnson and
Louisa Johnson, who have been guests
or Mr. and Mrs. l. Aston Cabell on
West Grace Street. have returned to
their home in New York City.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is visiting
her! sister. Mrs Frank Powers, at her
home at Westnampton
Miss Helen b. Wright. of New Jersey
Is spending the holiday sea son with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Corbell on Han
over Avenue.
Miss Ellen Wade has returned to
Richmond, after spending the past sew
eral months in Baltimore
Mrs Bolivar Buckner and DR.. Julien
Cabcll are guests OF General and
Mrs. William Rufiin Cox for the holi-
days
Mrs. Gardner PlumleN, Of Charleston,
W. Va. is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. a. Seldom Jones. on Floyd Avenue.
Neville t. Brown IS spending Christ
mas holidays with relatives in Georgia.
Mrs. 20. Bell. Of Albemarle County,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs CHf-
ton Miller. in this city.
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler is spending
the holiday season with her family in
Williamsburg. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Shields, OF
362 Riverside Drive. New York. are
spending the holiday season In this
city. n. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

Mrs. George Barnett, of Washington,
formerly Mtss Leila Montague, Of BAL
ttmOrc, hns been much entertained In
Richmond. Mrs. barnett spent a great
deal of her time before her marriage
here as the guest OF her uncle, the
late John IT,. Montague. md she In now
ono OF the most prominent women In
the ultrn-fnshionnbles set mt the capital
Little Miss Len Gordon, daughter Of
Mra. George Barnett, In visiting I'm
Richmond for the Christina. holidays
Miss Gordon Tx guest OF her cousins
the Misses Cnpcrton. ut their country
home nenr Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
ARVONlA
Isn.,Inl.a rL-.

lspeciai 20 The Timcs Dispatchl
AEVoNlh VA December IS M,ss CO.,
ru ua iieroe who ~ student al N. Fr.d
rT,mhspurg Norma! School. is spending Ne
.mrh'mir holidays al the home III her MAJ.
ern. M. ana Mrs. A. Fierce
Miss Bessie Williams a tencb., - r,
a.p'ha IL spending two weeks vim he,
ihoIher; 3irs Hertrude Williams
miss Ella Dosw-l, teaching in Norm r,.r..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
Department Of Justice, After
Months Of Secret Inquiry,
Prepares Bill in Equity.

WASHINGTON, Feb. AFTER
months of quiet investigation, the De-
partment of Justice has concluded it
has sufficient grounds for suit to dis
solve, under the sherman antitrust
act, the American Smelling and Re-
fining Company, the SO called "smelt-
ing trust"
1t is not probable suit will be filed
Immediately, but it is understood
preparations have gone so far that a
bill in equity Is being drawn by de-
partment attorneys.
Trust Retains Lehman.
1t became known to-day that r. w.
Lehman. formerly Solicitor General
Of the United States, has been re-
tanned by the so-called trust, and 1t
is possible that he will confer with
the Attorney General before the de-
partment files suit. Mr.. McReynolds
said to-day that he had no engage
ment with Mr.. Lehman to talk over
the case
Suit against the smelling trust" is
regarded here as of great impor-
lance, ranked only by the Standard
Oil and the Steel Corporation suits.
This view obtains not only because
the American Smelling and Refining
and the American Shelters Securi-
ties Company, which 1t controls. have
combined authorized capital of near
ly 150,000,000, but because of the
varied activities OF the two concerns.
Has Perpetual Charter.
The parent company has a per-
petual charter under the laws of New
Jersey, and deals in bar gold and sill
yer, pig lead, copper and blue vitriol
1t owns about twelve smelters and
two refineries.
Its smelling capacity is given at
100000 tons per annum, and its re-
fining capacity at 100000 tons.
The officers of the refining compa-
ny include Daniel Guggenheim, pres
ident; Barton Sewell, vice president;
Edward Brush. vice president: w. f.
Merriss, secretary, and Isaac Guggen-
helm, treasurer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
MOVIES USED
To MAKE COAL
MINES SAFER
Workmen Shown Dangers Below
Ground, How to Avoid Them,
How to Work.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Photographs
and motion pictures are being
brought to play a part in the educa-
tional system now being developed oy
the coal operators of West Virginia
in order to lessen the number of mine
accidents, to increase efficiency at the
mines and to add to the earning ca
pacity of the mine workers
In no other way il is said, have the
companies been able to bring home to
the men the dangers and the re Al
need of caution. This is true espe-
cially in the case OF foreign born min
ers, who are in the majority in West
Virginia. Only a few of these men
can speak or read English and, ac-
cording to The Coal and Coke Opera
tor. it is found that the pictorial
method is more effective in impress
ing upon them the need of caution
than any number of printed or spoken
warnings.
The photographs and moving pic
lures that are to be produced will
show how the work should not he
done, and then how il should be done
the wrong way, involving danger,
and the right way, insuring safety.
Dean Jones, Of the School of Mines
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
U.S.. TOO|SSO[VE bRANDE|S URGES
S / 100000 D D ON j. s. UNIFORM
Smell TING TRUST ACCOUNTS PLAN
Tells House Committee Standard
lied System for Corporations Is
Necessary for Supervision.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Louis ID.
Brandeis. of Boston, told the House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee a standardized account
ing system for corporations was nee
essary TO make effective the work Of
a Federal Trade Commission.
In his Judgment, it will take from
ten to twenty years to perfect such a
system and have it put into opera
doing interstate business.
Mr.. Brandeis urged the legislators
to create the commission with the
fullest powers, but leave TO that body
the duty of working out details.
Must Pick Plan.
The commission will have to de-
eide on its Standardization plan and
secure its adoption first by the big
corporations" he said, that their re-
quired reports may be understand
able. II must then take up the small
er concerns In groups, either by in
dustry or by territory, and so work
out the introduction of its plan into
all interstate commerce concerns. 1t
Is essential to the successful opera
ton OF the commission this work be
sion to business"
Mr.. Brandeis commended the Gov
eminent publicity plan for corpora :
lions. "All managers of interstate
business should be willing to lay their
cards face up on the table for the in
spection Of the Government" he de-
clared Willingness to do so will go
far toward assuring the country of
the honesty of their methods and
their compliance with law.
Discretion Needed.
There may be details of their busi-
ness, however, that it would be unjust
to them and unnecessary to the coun
try or to the intent of the law to make
public. Discretionary powers in this
regard should vest in the commission.
and the question of publicity should
be left safely to that body"
Mr.. Brandeis will go before The
committee at another time.
Chairman Adamson said he Is re-
ceiving kilograms and letters from
every section Of the country from cit
liens Of all classes DESTROYS to be
heard on the trust question.
Felix H Levy, attorney for the
Government in the Tobacco Trust
cases, will be heard on Tuesday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08

Of the University of West Virginia,
announces that he is plannin~ a cam
paign of education looking toward
making the miners moro careful about
rushing into places where they know
danger exists, and taking chances.
and also toward making the mine
workers more heedful of the warn
ings and instructions given out by
the officials of the various mines
Dean Jones asserted a short time ago
that photographs and moving pictures
would play the principal parts in the
campaign of education which he in
tended to start for the benefit of the
mine workers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08
P. R. R. Rates Said to
Be Discriminatory

WASHINGTON, Feb. The Penn
sylyania Railroad was charged with dis
elimination on rates on btumnous coal
in favor of Faystone Coal and Coke
Company and the Jamison Coal and
Coke Company. both of the Greensburg
district, as against the Pittsburg Coal
Company. to-day by II. p. McCue, traf-
flc manager of the latter company, be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
Other witnesses to-day included j. f.
Walsh. who filed a protest on behalf Of
the Canadian Manufacturers Associa-
ton against the proposed per cent in
crease in rates