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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
RENA MOONEY TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Twc cases involving charges of murder against Rena Mooney, wife of Thos J. Mooney, convicted Preparedness Day bomb murderer, were set for trial on December 8 by Superior Judge Lewis Ward here today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
SOLDIER ACQUITTED

FL PASO, Dec. 2-Sergeant James Allen, Fifth cavalry, was acquitted of a charge of murder of his wife, Grace Cavalieri Allen, on September IS. In his defense, he said she had fired at him following an argument in which she implored him to desert and go with her to Mexico.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
DECLINES TERRACE

LONDON, Dec. 2.-When Arthur J. Balfour was recently made lord president of the council. after giving up his post as minister of foreign af- fairs, he was offered a peerage which he declined, according to published reports. It is stated that Mir. Bal four desired to remain a member of the house of commons so long as his political career lasts.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
TENNIS BY NIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ?. - As soon as the proper lighting facilities can be installed, tennis by electric light will be the innovation intro duced at Golden Gate park here. The par commission has decided to light electrically four or five courts at this time.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
Cut Store Hours

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ?. - All retail stores except drugstores will open not earlier than 9 a. III. and close not later than 5 p. m., according to ruling of the Southwestern Regional Coal committee today.
 Houses, flats and apartments will maintain temperature not exceeding 68 degrees.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
Congress Gets In Action.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ?. - Con- gress got in full swing today with re- ceipt of President Wilson's annual message and inauguration of actual legislation in both senate and house
 The senate took up the Cummings railroad bill hoping for its passage before the Christmas holidays.
 House leaders arranged for imme- diate attack on the annual appropria- ton bills, carrying almost $5,000,- 100000.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
LEGION MEN TO MEET

The executive committee of the Ernest Love Post, American Legion will meet at dinner at the Yavapai Club tomorrow evening at 6:30, Com mander H. T. Southworth announced yeSterdav.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
Hard Coalers Threaten.

SPRINGFIELD, IT., Dec. ?. = Bituminous coal miners on strike will have the support of the anthracite coal miners if they become hard pressed, Frank Harrington, president of the Illinois coal miners, said today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
Contempt Cases Coming.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2. - Con- vinced that efforts to resume the pro- duction of coal under the IA per cent wage increase offer have failed and that the injunction issued by Federal Judge Anderson has been violated, the government had concluded to start contempt prosecutions at once, it was learned here today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
DEATH OF MISS ANDERSON
 (From SandaY.s daiiY.S

Miss Ruth Anderson passed away yesterday morning at o'clock The funeral will be held from the Episco- pal church tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

The lame perfectly balanced ON
that {ou've always lked-the an'
natqM lie on the cheek th,
Onb right shaying angle I'D
emit euf yOr face Nov adj thssl
further advantagt "a edees
blade that dolbIsal gour shaving
Mileage dssachablel blade.
a acceptable Blads-A btds that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

the bnsesk strongest keeaes. Bs
tenn .red blade ON earth. Seven mi,
Eoh GIIen have sen the wisdom
ofaddi1tlhOU0sx ia coaOsntsnees
n is.provea virtues pf the old Time
lzor. See this real rasot ngJs aats
a your dealers tday and yon.
too: ill cAa1Sto tie Duko1.
Duplex
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
Pretty Light Shades.

Some of the daintiest electric
lamps imaginable are to be found in
the city at one of our small shops.
They are small in size with slender
stands. The attractive feature about
them is the shade, which comes in
both breakable and in a sort of paper
composition material. The light be
meath brings into prominence adora-
Bile birds on the wing, tree branches
and flowers and queer interesting
scenery. Countless numbers of per-
sons stand and admire them through
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
IetMe Pint You Onto Something.

when you buy your finely pleated
skirt-the newest thing in the larger
cities-don't pay from $18 to SIS at
the store. Buy two lengths of mate
rial and send it away to be pleated by
steam pressure at the price for doing
of two dollars. When it comes back,
buy betting to go around your waist
and haste down every tiny pleat one
way and then stitch the whole onto
the betting. With the exception Of
the hem, which you must put in he
fore you send the goods to the man
who does the pleating, and the tinish-
ing of the opening at the side or back,
there is absolutely no sewing to do
You have a skirt for your trouble
which costs less than half the cost OF
those in the stores and one of better
material.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
(BY coNpol

smooth pottery. The bowls are low
in size and are beautifully shaped,
some of them made in a sea green
color and others in dull grey. Moth
ing is prettier, especially during the
indoor months. When used as a
home for the Chinese lily, it adds
much to the attractions of ones liv-
ing room,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
{ suowED WAR PICTURES.

Ebert Kinkead gave an illustrated
lsctnre at the Elks club rooms last
night. The pictures were those taken
while in overseas service. With the
views Mr. .Kinkead gave an interest
ing description of his experiences IN
iaSing the pictures and delighted his
hearers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
Five Dollars Tor an Umbrella.

Umbrellas in Fairmont come high
this year. A friend of mine paid hTe
dollars last week for cotton qps
with. the new cord handle. Whether
she paid for the cord or the umbrella
remains a question. We pay for style
these days, and the new hoop or cord
on the end Of exceptionally short han
died rain protectors is the latest IN
vention. At that it may be cheaper
In the end to buy something you can
hang onto, for there is scarcely per-
son who doesn't lose every other UNI
brella anyway. Some folks never BUY
an article of this sort. They say,
whats the use? I'll just lose It. and
/ can always pick up an umbrella
somewhere" Nobody calls picking
up an umbrella" stealing one any
more. AS consequence, on rainy
days there's a great scramble for
small cotton tents to cover one, SILK
umbrellas are almost out of the ques-
ton these days at $40 per.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19

the window. I'm not going to ten
you where the shop is, because y \
do, somebody win say I'm passing
around a bit OF free advertising.
Not 50 at all. Whatever say IN
this column comes from q combtna-
ton Of my heart and the heart Of my
friends. This column is for the peo-
pie and by the people. / may occa-
sionally wish to comment on the un-
usual or exceptional in the city, and
when ] do my words come from hon
est desire to pass on the good things
to Others.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
For Liver AID Bowels
Dr.. Carter's K. &B. Tea
A Mia. eeotIe, Vegetable Laxative
and IaealtiFuI Drink.

N cant keep the whole family in
good beaat If I6u WIN brew a cup OF
yvegets ~ kssZelety ,pther night and
have d ltSnk 1t 1st before going
to bed.
For We |ittIe goney ~ ga eet q
package pr Carriers - D, Iea,
and afte "a Rnd the o. ones na ~
used it pr a lex yod,l ~ " sn s
finest, entle3tN "a ny onpNste
tonic las Rtve - yer r1ss.
For st lmae hys no %eis am
to purify thg blood otn1 Is more
reliable. five 4 to Pie tile ones
when they - feevrish a a amt eat
They ike It and it does thea lots OF
good.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
How Many Women
Do You Know

WhoI can say Elsy ara pefafc7y
wen? 7 am tired an the time" 7
- 81 nervous II seems as though !
sbt q nyi Il - a9fdIy drag around
todS an 81 such q preston az
chara est5c a won p VIZ ~. ~
overt = their strep IN " n 1l
aches b Rche, 1tyop iesS, oFs ~.
ging PRn q 'aritleS ana ene
blues, SYM o q 1eII1e W.
are IN this dPndi1on rely upon
LYDIA pie Ems Vegetable Com.
pound6 restole them to health and
strength.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-19
Evening Chat
For The Shopper-New Collars.

There are several pretty lace col
lars in the city just now in the new
style, made to fit round neck dresses.
These consist of separate lace squares
or oblongs, each one separate so that
il lies neatly around the neck. For d
number of weeks not one could be
found here and wom"" 49, ic' "a
to get them from out Of town. Our
stores are nauunlls ,nc".
cheapest way to buy this collar is by
the yard, binding the raw edge one
self. When bought by the collar, fin
ished, it costs almost twice as mucn'
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13
June Is, 1919

and non-Jews cooperating to save
the lives of starving people.
In this connection it may be an
nounced that $4,000 has been re-
ceived from Utica, New York, as
one of the payments upon the Utica
War Chest allotment.
Many of the important industrial
states in the country have already
agreed to conduct state campaigns
early in the Fall, among them are
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Nebraska, Virginia and Rhode Is
land In this way it is hoped that
that thirty-fve million dollars which
is the quota of the American Jew
ish Relief Committee in 1919 may
be raised on behalf of the stricken
population abroad.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13
A BOOK FOR THE JEWISH
HOME

Every Jewish student will be in
terested in new book that has just
made it's appearance, entitled "Edu-
cation in Ancient Israel to 20 A. d."
The author is Professor Fletcher H.
Swift of the College of Education,
University of Minnesota, and the
book has been published by the
Open Court Publishing Co. 1t tells
the interesting story of the educa-
ton of the child in ancient Israel,
it's education in the broadcast sense
of the term, not merely at school
and by means of books, but it's edu
cation at home, in the synagog, in
the field and the market place and
by all the agencies of healthy COM
munal and national life, it's indus
try, it's arts, it's literature and it's
religion. The author, therefore,
gives us very vivid picture of the
life of the ancient Jews in all its
departments. And since Jewish
education was largely a religious
function, religion being the principal
agency and means Of education,
Professor Swift gives an accurate
and fairly detailed account of the
religious life Of the ancient Jews,
their rites, ceremonies and all other
observances. In addition a sketch
of the history of each period is
given, so that for the average Jew
ish reader the book will serve as a
helpful summary Of the religion and
history as we'll as the education of
ancient Israel. Prof Swift has thus
furnished the Jewish school and the
Jewish home with a useful manual
and has done his work exceedingly
we'll
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13
678

World Organization had this mat
ter so we'll in hand and American
Tewry had been so we'll represented
in the formation of the proposals
by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and Mr..
Jacob deHaas whose work has been
most ably continued by Felix
Frankfurter and others, that the del
egation as whole could devote it
self primarily to East European
problems.
Zionist leaders, DR.. Chain Weiz-
mann and Messrs. Sokolow and Us
hishkin, had presented the propos-
ais in respect to Palestine before
the arrival of the American Con-
gress Delegation; they were most
favorably received; and as they
aimed to carry out the declaration
endorsed not only by the other Al
lied Nations, but most sympathet-
ically and warmly approved by
President Wilson, there is no doubt
of their eventual adoption. Under
Great Britain, acting as the man
datory of the League of Nations, the
foundations will be laid in Palestine
for the National Jewish homeland,
and for the eventual creation there
of an autonomous commonwealth.
Every opportunity will there be
given for a nucleus of the Jewish
people to reestablish itself and to
develop for the benefit of all man
kind the latent capacities of the Jew
ish people. There will be no dearth
of pioneers eager to lead IN this
great establishment, but immigra-
ton must be gradual; hand in hand
must go the preparation of the land
for the people.
The creation of this JEWISH
Homeland will of course be carried
out without prejudice to the rights
of the non-Jewish communities, nor
will it have any effect upon the po-
litical status of Jews, citizens OF
other lands. But upon the Jews of
every land will devolve the privilege
and the obligation of aiding their
kindred in race and faith to make
Palestine again the land flowing
with milk and honey" capable of
supporting population of several
millions. Once the question of Pal
estine's destiny is settled, as it will
be at the Peace Conference, it is to
be hoped that every Jew, whatever
his attitude may have been as to
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13

Leopold Godowsky has completed
his citizenship and has decided to
make Los Angeles, Cal, his perma-
nent residence.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13

Judge Joseph Sabbath of Chicago,
is the newly elected president of
the American Theatrical Hospital
Association.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-13
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
JEWISH RELIEF COMMIT
TEES WORK CONTINUES

has combined with the privations
resulting from the war has created
crisis in the suffering of more than
six million Jews in Poland and other
eastern European countries. APP
proximately two million dollars
month are now being expended in
the effort to provide adequate re-
lief. AS soon as it is possible to
send supplies into Russia these ex-
penditures will have to be enor-
mously increased. The most siren
uous efforts must be made to raise
additional funds if the great under
taking of saving the stricken Jewish
populations in these areas is to be
carried on.
In this tragic crisis it is gratifying
to note the funds that have already
been received in 1919 as result of
the statewide non-sectarian cam
paigns conducted by the American
Jewish Relief committee. In anu
ary Louisiana raised over 100000
and of this sum over $360,O0O has
already been received in cash. A
similar campaign in the state OF
Arizona in February resulted in a
contribution of $4,000 which has
been paid in almost in full. AS
result of the state campaign in Kan
sas, which took place in March, al
most $15OOOO has been actually re-
ceived by Mr.. Arthur Lehman,
treasurer of the national committee.
AS result of campaign in South
Dakota, $4,000 was raised of which
more than half has been paid in.
RState campaigns have just been con-
cluded in Texas, Kentucky, and
South Carolina. OF the $5OOOOO
raised in Texas more than half is
already in in cash and upwards of
100000 has been sent in to national
headquarters. In Kentucky $780,
900 was raised, the greater part of
it in cash. One of the most remark
able records is that of South Caro-
lima where $4,000 was raised al
though the quota of the state was
100000. Of this sum $105,O0O was
received in cash and has already
been RENTED to national headquar-
tiers.
A statewide campaign is just
now reaching its conclusion in Ar
kansas. In 1917 Arkansas raised
$13,SS1.32. In 1918 receipts from
the entire state amounted to $45,-
Evening star., 1919-10-16

FOR SALE-PRICE. $1,000; BEAUTI-
mi corner: Chevy Chase. ID. c.: imme-
diate possession: open fireplace: sleep
ing porch: freproof heated garage:
house like this is hard to find at any
price.
FOR SALE-PRICE. 5000 ON FAIR
mont 1T. between 18th and 14th sts.: pos
session given ut once. A fine-lookins
house having II rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights. This proper
ty can he inspected at any time.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000; ONE OF
those attractive homes in Friendship
Heights. occupied by an owner who Will
built house having 8 rooms and bath.
hOt-water heat. electric lights. fruit
trees. shade trees and double garage.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000: JUST OFF
from 18th st. near Harvard: splendid
buy in three-story colonial house:
heat: electric lights: instantaneous
heater: inlaid floors throughout: large
porches: ample room for garage;
owner will give possession at any time.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000: on 1st ST.
in Bloomingdale; desirable style of
house; stores and attic. with rooms
on each floor; rear stairway; room Tor
n garage: possession can be obtained and
owner will sell on terms of $1,000 cash
and monthly payments.
FOR SALE-PRICE. S10.750: WE'LL
located built -tO-order detached corner
brick house: not only an excellent home.
but in n situation where property Is
rapidly enhancing in value for business
purposes; n lot 56xs0; an S-room house
having hot-vater heat. electric lights.
and there is also garage. The whole
property is in beautiful condition; pos
session at once.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $500; WE'LL LO-
,ated in PetwOrth; vacant house; rea-
sonable terms of sale; most complete
home of rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; electric lights: large sleeping
porch cad a areproof garage: this house
will be sold within q day or two.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc

Ii ,, lIlC.
FOR SALE $3.50: NEW BRICK
house. Chevy Chase. y. c.; freproof.
heated garage; immediate possession;
easy terms.
FOR SALES. $50: DESIRABLE SEC
ti"n Sc: now vacant; recently papered
ana painted inside and out; covered
front porch: easy terms.
FOR SALE-PRICE. so, 80: N SAUL'S
Addition; a splendid situation convenient
TO l4th St; there is large lot. de-
tached up-to-date new home Of rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights.
oak floors. pOrches. plenty of room for
garden: flowers and garage.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000; WEST
Of 14th st. on the Heights; home that
could not be duplicated for anywhere
near the price asked: 3-story bay-win-
dow brick house. having 10 rooms, .
reasonable terms of sale; you should
look at this house quickly.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000; RIGHT
near 18th and Park rd.; 3-story
colonial house having 3 rooms and bath,
large front and rear porches. hot water
heat. electric lights, deep lot to paved
alley. with room for garage. This honse
has never been offered for sale before
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50: IN MT.
Pleasant, near the end of the car line
2-story. Groom and bath brick house
heated with furnace and having an un-
usually deep yard: can be sold on terms
OF 81. 800 cash and monthly payments.
This Is good house and Il most con-
venient location.
FOR SALES, 7J0: WORTH A GREAT
deal more; real bargain: IL rooms. 9
baths; now rented for 5000 a year:
home. investment and speculation.
FOR SALE-S11. 500; EXCLUSIVE SEC
fion At. Pleasant. west of 18th st.; 6
bedrooms. baths: servants room; par
lor: reception hall; dining room; large
buffers pantry and kitchen: back stair
way; deep lot to paved alley; ot-water
heat and electric lights: 20 big clothes
closets; vacant; terms can be arranged.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Have You Seen it?

The prettiest and most moderate priced sub
9roan prOpery 10 Inc ni%. INV pnr p,aI .. S
also facing the Conduit road. We are very
nearly sold out and Will soon take the property
of the market to balance in building
houses for sale. So now is about your last
chance TO buy lots in this attractive section.
sale at moderate prices. IL interested aee
quickly and w. +. Jackson. owner. living
on the property. 5424 Conduit road. olsse.
Gee. 1904 II ct. u.M. Main zooQs
Evening star., 1919-10-16
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA

IN ORANGE CITY-EIGHT- ROOM HOUSE,
garage; city water; electric and telephone serv-
ice wires pass the premises; has grand mag
nolias. beautiful palms, majestic oaks; ten
acres land: on st. Johns River Scenic Highway.
running from jacksonville. through center of
state, to Miami and st. Petersburg. Bargain.
Address Mrs. ]. A. SEYDEL Orange city.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
ron HOUSES.
Continued.

ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOB A
CHARMING BUNGALOW? II 30. let
us show you this artistically planned
home. with rooms and bath: h.-w.h..
elec. lights, open freplaces; large lot
s,oo S s5ies iM%npRPaTs M RPsyss rossEss1oS s5ssss
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
ANOTHER VERY CHOICE BUY at
$4,000; a very pleasing home. with q
rooms and bath. with many conven-
fences. in splendid location in NV.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME
IN DAHLGREN TERRACE; G large
rooms and bath, with storage in attic
h.-w.h.. elec. lights, double porches
and room for garage. Price, $500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
PRACTICALLY NEW; two blocks
from Conn. ave-. in beautiful Chevy
Chase. Nd. an ideal home of rooms
and baths; h.-wh.. %lec. lights:
everything to make this desirable
home. Price, SIT $50. Double garage;
hardwood trim and floors throughout.
WILLIAM $. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 96.
THIS HOME is SECOND TO NONE
IN WASHINGTON at $1,000; beauti-
fully finished; 9 rooms and bath:
p h-w.h: full laundry equipment:
weather strips: garage; front concrete
porch; splendid location.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
IN WOODBRIDGE. one block from car
line. choice buy at $3.50: conven-
iently arranged home with rooms and
bath: INV h.. elec. lights: room Tor
garage; three porches. DETACHED
CORNER HOME.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
AN IDEAL SEMI DETACHED HOME
OF 10 rooms and baths. with shower;
h.-w.h,, cleo lights: sleeping porches:
large front and rear porches; fireplace:
in exclusive neighborhood i'll NV. An
exceptional buy at S12.OuO.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR couSrRl

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES FOR COUNTRY
OR CITY REAL ESTATE.
A rcil stocked aad equipped bakery spd
candy manufacturing plant in Sfrgiiia. VI
new brick tlree-story building with new garage
IN rear. all latest modern Day machinery.
standard brick ovens. separate cake depart
ment. fine 6f,een-room fat and big retail
store connecting with each other In business !:
six years wholesale and retail with very litti.
competition: four tracks and two city wagons
IN operation daily: large country shipping
business output OF ia9 barrels nour weekly.
VIII show twohundred- a nd III ty thouss nd dol
lar business this year
A good business man ana 1--we wire with soma
means can secure all necessary home capital
to swing deal. All other inforrna ton will be
furnished promptly. Present manascmc1t
won'd assist buyer sixty or ninety days.
h"sson Tor seiltng-bad health. Addr~ss
BOX 3o1-k. Star ofncr iQs
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT HOUSE: GROSS
Income $500 price only 200: must sell; I;
very easy terms: deal with owners direct.
Address Box 2o6 n. Star office. 2s
Goop FARM. l.iao ACRES: WELL WATER
ed: in nearby Virginia. near county seat: gooi
train service; will sell or exchange for city
property. improved or unimpToved. What can
you offer,
FoN-REAL ESTATB-l3ll IT.