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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

(N) SoksZor targyaltuk mar az
amerikai magyarsag ugynevezett
legnagyobb egyletenek, a Verho-
way egyletnek igyet lapunk ha-
sabjain. A Verhovay egylet any
nyira SERVES resze az amerikai
magyarsagnak, hogy iigyes-bajos
dolgai k0zvctleniil erintik az egesz
magyarsagot.
Most rendkiviili konvencio 0sZ-
szehivasa foglalkoztatja az egylet
tagsagat. Egyes fiokok azert XII
vanjak a rendkiviili konvenciot.
hogy azon ismet felrecsapjak az
oily nehezseggel es annyi hare
utan behozott korszerinti fizetest
Az izgaga fi6kok mog0tt pedig
szemelyes nagyravagyas altal We
zetett nagyhangu szajh6s0k ajax
"a sotetlik. El kell csapni Il
t;sztvisel0ket," ez masodik iel-
$40. Miert? Azert, hogy talan
SIX. akik nagyszajuak, de keve>
tudomanyuak. keriilhessenek a
.l0zpontba.
Vegyiik csak sorra ket celt.
A korszerinti fizetes az egyet-
len rendszer, amely biztosithat.ja
a Verhovay egylet vagy barmely
mas egylet jovojet. A t0bbi ma
ryobb magyar szovetsegek mar re
yen korszerinti fizetes alapian
miikodnek es pedig a legszebb 81
,1errel.
Mar annyiszor vitattuk, hogy
mennyire igazsagosabb es elonyo-
sebb vegeredmenyben korsze-
rinti fizetes, mint az egyseges fl
izetes, hogy avyal mem celunk ujra
fog1alkozni. Youngstownats kdr-
1yeken AIT mindenki tudja, inert
hozzaert6 emberek magyarazata
megerti a dolgoz6 munkas me-
yyar, akiknek nagy tomege al
kotja Velrohavy egyletet.
A bal Oft van. hogy SCENE.
Ives erdekeket haihasz6k "ne f
zessiink' vagy "kevesebbet f
zessiink' = jelszoval butitiak egye:
nsztalyok es videkek Verhova
tagjait. Az oblos hangon ord;
t0knak ITALIAN van annvi esziil
hogy megertil es belatiak az u
rendszer eiGny6t, de ezt tudva {
celzatosan sajat egyletiik karara
tagtestvereik hatranyara elhall
gatiak, s6t sok esetben akaratta
felremagyarazzak.
Exert. k0vetelik olyan nagy
hangon rendkiviili konvenci6t.
Mem t0r6dnek az izgagak av
val, hogy egy rendkiviili konven
clio az egyletnek a mai maga:
vasuti viteldijak mellett legalabl
80 ezer dollarjaba keriil. Mem to
rodnek avval, hogy teljesen fel
duljak egy igazan szep uton ha
lado hatalmas egylet belbekejet
Mem t0rGdnek semmivel. csak eg,
dologgal es ez az, hogy mostan
tisztvisel6k helyere Ok keriilje
mex.
| Youngstown es k0rnyeke sza
mos Verhovay fiokjanak csakner
minden egyes tagja rendkivii|
konvencio ellen fog szavazn
Ezt batran megirhatjuk ma
most is, inert ismerjiik tagsa
velemenyet. Az biztos, hogy
tagsag ketharmada mem kivanj
,oktalan koltsegekbe verni az egyl
tet egypar veszeked6 ember ke(
veert.
De ha mar lenne is rendkivii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Piatnik hazai jatsz6kartyak, P6nz-
tarcak. Observation-Disclosures. Kappa
to REsS I.ASZLo Is FIAI-nal. $50
East Federal, k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Felkerjiik Reformatus Ferfi
es N6i Egyet tagjait, hogy fontos
iigyek targyalasara lehetoleg tel
ies szamban jelenienek meg va
sarnap delutan ket orakor kezd6-
do rendes havi gyiilesen a ref.
egyhaz gyiilestermeben. A hat
ralekos tagok keretnek, hogy
iigyeiket lehetoleg rendezzek.
Sebok Gabor, elnok.
Szab6 P. Istvan, jegyzo
.OrSonahangok, Islki teE6r, orgona
yir&gok:: Egi Is Lsiki Manna. Kaphatt
REss LAszLo 20 FIAI-nal. $50 Eas,
Federal, k6sel Watt-hox. 3
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

Der6k0vet vegyen. ha utazni k6sziil,
psnz6t abb6l mem lopjak k0nnyen ki.
Kaphas6 RESs LAszLo Is FIAI-nal
$50 East Federal, kizel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-17

negbecsljuk Listen 4dotta tehes6geinket Xix Csonka
MagyarorsSag leg66kesebb szosz6loi mive vag el0t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
Market News
FOR COTTON
SOMEWHAT HIGHER
MARKET OPENED STEADY. WITH
An ADVANCE or SEVERAL
POINTS.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May i0.--I.eporis that
Germany would yield 10 allied demnnds
On separations. did not create any gen.
cral buying power IN the cotton mar
let here today. Combined With icss In
vorablc weather In the south and lndicn.
ilons ~ better business In the domcs-
tic goods market. however. They gave
pricvs generally steady undertonc. ana
the close was steady nj n net advance
~ 10 20 points. July contracts sold
up from 1905 ct i3.ss, and closed at
1924
The market opnecd steady nj unchnng.
al prices 90 decline az Z points In RI.
rponse 10 disappointing Liverpool ca.
hles. The market there evidently felt
depressing effects OF the CONTINUED coal
strike. and there was some scattered
hedge selling from the south. >Offer.
lngs were absorbed within Il few points
~ the opening figures. however. and
the market showed Increased firinnexa
during early afternoon. with tho final
squirt of Will Street aud local buying
on expectations 81 favorable reparntidns
Developments over night ana reports Of
a better rate In the stock market. d..
tailed weather reports showed conHid.
cradle rain In West uuif and central
belt sections. and while showors were
regarded favorable IN parts II Teas.
fhc wet weather elsewhere made an IN.
| favorable impression. Y
The forecast was for clear In ehc
western belt. but showers were cxpsct.
ed east ~ the river. and there vas ap.
rrchcnslon that the weekly report o.
tho sssaihcr bureau tomorrow would
make q poor showing. 49,,
Private cables reporle. very atiet
market at Liverpool. with speculative
interest lacking. bu. better demand
y" spou' er.-, a., q d. ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
WHEAT. MARKET IS
OFF; NO TRAD|NG
PROVISIONS WEAK; CORN AND
OATS SHOW VERY LITTLE
STRENGTH.
ny Assocla,.d rreks.

ny Aasoeiat.d Press.
CHICAGO. May i0.-Dcarth Of buying
orders led a. reactions In the wheat mar
ke, today from an advance that was
ascribcd largely ~ crop damage In the
southwest. The market closed unsettled,
u, 3.4c net decline 10 1.2c gain, with
May si.ss IL to ti.3s ~ and July
si.i2 ~ 10 si.iJ. Corn finished 1-ic to
s.scMb -sc NJ: oats. UNCHANGED 10 j1sc
higher. ana provisions showing q set.
back VI lie tn $0c.
One of the circumstances which re-.
strained builish sentiment regarding
wheat WAS the tradition of calendar
traders that May 10 Inns been n date
favorable for spring selling. nnd there.
fore time Ia avoid purchase commit.
ments. IN activity ON the part Of tho
exports tend iikewisc a. offset tho
strength which. Ut first. the market dis.
played IN connection with unfavorable
field adviecs fron oklahoma aud Kan.
Sls.
Corn ana oats developed n little indc.
pendent strength M n result of rains.
which delayed corn planting. Crop ~.
ports oats we're bullish.
Provitons wero wcah with hog
values. tf'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11

THOROUGHBRED weaving tiss Tor
sale at feeder prices; also choice Ger.
vice boars and bred giits. H. 7. Nssly.
Amarillo,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11

FOR SAiE--Suburban properly cheap.
suitable for chickens. dairy or garden.
ing. Phone 1899.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
SUGAR

vs. Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May io.--Thcrc was
no change In local raw sugar prizes 10.
day but the underline was firiner with
buyrrs st last prices. whilr hcidsr were
nsi,lns more. Uncontrolled sugars were
quoted mt All fa centrifugal. with the
Committee quoting Cuias az . rs ce,ts
rost and freight equal ~ $50 for con.
trifugaA tat M
firmness az the ss'ot market led "a
inerasni buying on raw sugar futures
aud jsiccs fer active positions showed
advances of to ~ points
Jheriose WAS z 90 ~ prints net higher
cxcapting December. which was IN.
changed. FINAL bids: May sass: July
sAi?: September st.is and Dccembcr
tssa. ts'
The market Ter refined was unchanH.
I'd at s5?o Ia 500 for fine grnnulatcd
Refined futures were inactive and
closing prices were nVlninally unchang.
ID at S6.s5 for July and August. $500
for September and 1855 for October.
No sales were rcprtct.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
coryn

~ Assosisissi Prsn.
NEW YORK. May i0.--Thc market
fw coffee futures rcpmlnsd .Quict with,
ni5tcs easing OF under smaller offer
lpgs which seemed to come from trade
so,rccs Thefai'urc of prospects for nm
"aily sctt'emch; Il wnr wparxtions fall.
ID to bring IN any fresh buying and
the market was also Influenced by the
continued heavy receipts In Brazil The
oIoninR was Ia . points lower and
september soid or 10 s047 with tho
maftct c!oglng at a net loss Of 4 10 2
HantA
spos coffee quiet; rio 20 &C.: santos
as D 81 TO y lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK


~ Associated Prss. 4fr--
CHICAGO. May io.--Cattie. 5000
be,f steers and butchers she stock most.
~ 10 10 isc higher: spots 2sc higher:
tvp bsrf steers $3.50: bulk t7.7sHsi75;
isi cows and heffers. largely ss.7s@7.35;
czivss Zoe iS~rr. hulk ss.O0ds.7I. bulls
siockers ana fee,isyn. strong 20 i5c high.
ar: bulk bulls ss.7sNc.s1 i.
haIs 1000: lights steady 20 iOc lower
othcs- 10 To i5c lower: cloStne artlvc nj
days decline; top 30 90; bulk g.. toas. So
pigs mostly steady; bulk ss.esas.s0
SHEEP 1900: mostly wcady: spots CSC
higher w'ricd inn,bs top u 1890; buik
tii.0owfiss; sh1ra top sii 10; huh
sie.ooaio.,5; calf springs MARS. shorr
warnings ss.ss; shmn wcthcrs $40
fhosn ewes $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
CorToNsEID on
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nav location seed
oil started about steady. but Subsequently
~ turned easy under scattered llauIda,
ton. prompted by rumors 81 tom.
poiafy cnhrfgo against shipments into
Ger many and tho hcavlness In lard.
Closing prices wers unchanged In is
points ne, lower. Sales. 1890 horreis:
primo crude. s.3s: prime summer vel.
low spot. 700; July. al: September.
ia: December. ~. all bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
L. S. GILL
REAI. Ell ATE.

1w0 NICE wheat farms mar i'nmpa
70 trade for stock Of socds. &. D.. Locke.
iHmpa. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
Investigate Our Plan
Money to loan at 80
Great Western Loan &
Building Association.
Room IA, Fuqua Bldg.
L. s. GILL


Phone 1857 Real Estate
Thrive poors North Of D, a / Theatre.
r. over Crystal Cafe.
Lard and CITY Property For Sale.
H,rgaihs N land. oil leases. rooming
houses and all kinds Of city property.
We havs n,ddern b.roon house. hard
wood floors Tor only $500; $500 cash.
balance IKE rent.
IL you want o roomlnG house here u
In ~ focsns. you can lease this house
for Z years at 5000 month and buy
furniture In same for sssOo. All new
furniture. This 10 q brick house In
heart df city. Modern in every respec,.
This furniture csh " bousht fpr $4,000
cash. balance sasy. III.
Two iots. .s.roosn house. Gas In every
roosn !. wlil ,taks .s@ne lots or $4,000;
siose Spsn. balance $500. year, at Z. per
cent. Thls n Z. good buy.
One fysfootn house., ns,v. all built.
IN teaturSa new garage. This homo "
phaster,d and In the best buy In ANA
rillp at SJ25o. with only $1,000 cash,
bsiRnco IKE rsns. Thu place Win sell
st once.
New sros,n houss ,plAstssse, NIL kinds
Ut builtin features. nsw RySagc This
10 . psutv home: y you !dcht belisyc y
I let " show YOU: n won't cost you q
thine to loels. when you see you will
ht1v. T1nia ulnre ran ~ 6ourht for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
WICHITA NAnEIfD

-yicHiTA. Kan. May io.-iioss. Seo;
market .or lower; tor. $50: bulk. $3.50
Oslo. CATH. 400: msrksl ssady. beet
steers. N.sofs.ss: cows and heifcrs.
ss.sa 10 s'.so sicckcrs and feeders 'ss.s
$50. stock COWS and htifefs. s..sos
10: iuil-. 300 at s;5A; calves $500 TO
ss.5i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
YIcls


NEW ORLEANS. May ie--ssoush
rice no sales: receipts. i2.ie9 sncka:
mIlicrs' receipts. iNies: clean rice was
steady: sales. io7 pockets: Honduras at
az l.2; las pockets: Hue Rose. 1<1
. is. IN pockets. Bran and polish. un.
4 hanged; cesipts, AHA pockets. r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11

TOMATOES. cabbage and peppers,
home grown. i6c a dozen and &c
hundred. Amarillo Greenhouse. phone
iii0. = s.l. Tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11

VIZ NAVE ROME ~ the cheapesi snd
brss ivsssa ioss In ssn iscin,n Height,
for sD1e. Easy terms. Ts>tTalns TIA.
ty-C6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-11
Port WORTH Isvzs1ooK

tatiDr--
fccvcr. t5esG7sa
Stockcrs. f5.oof COO.
Cows. se.ooasoo.
Gamers 81 0os' goo.
Hcifcrs. s.0oaf7s.
Bulls. te.009a0o.
Calves sge0ff7.5e.
Ycarlings si.0Ots.5.
Hugs
t.ight ssJses.2s.
Medium s;.75nsis.
Mixed 5.s5aT7s
Commons s6.Oon;25.
Heavy ss0os72s.
Rough s;.0oasO0.
Pigs sj.00a6.s0
shegp-
Lambs s500fs.0o.
Ycariings t5.O0aG.o0.
Wethcrs ts0mj.T5.
Ewes s35OIis0
cuils Si.00a 200
Goats ss00dsi0.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-05
Women S Wear and
Dry Goods

Closing out one LOS Of Nomem's Fall
Hats, each
$2.50
Closing out one go& of VVomen's Wool
Skirts at each
$2-50
Closing cut one lot of Wom1en's Silk
Waists at, each
$2.50
One lot Of yvomren's Pink Jersey BEoosm-
eTs-3 pairs
S4.00
Women's fancy lowered PettIcOats,
$3.50 values, each
SIC
Children's FIeeced Union Suits, ages
to "a years at, suit
$1.25
WOmen's good FIeeced Union Suits,
Dutch neck, all sizes at, suit
CSC
Womem's high grade Outing Gowns, all
regular sizes, each
S1.25 ~ L. .--- So
Wool Dress Goods in several shades,
high quality, yard
SIPS
ChiIdren's "KuEe Kut" Play Suits, khaki
and blue, sizes TO 8, suit
S4.25
CEniIdren's blue trimmed with red Play
Suits, sizes to 8, suit
S1.OO
ChiVdren's DR.. Denton SIeepers, al
sizes, from months old TO years. suit
S1.2S
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-05

Men amd Boys Wear
Mems heavy fleece lined Union Suits
all Sizes suit
S4.25
Mems Pure Wool Union -Wright's
Brand-aII Sizes suit
$500
Mems Gray Woo Shirts, sizes IL IL to
16 4-2-0n SALE each
$1.95
Mems WOoI Socks in two weigE1ts-3
pairs for
$500
Mems good 240 weight OveraBEs, all
SizeS-pair
$500
Mems 22O weight best grade overaHIs,
all sizes at, pair
S1.25
Boys best grade double Knee and seat
OVeraIIs-aIE sizes, pair
85c
Boys BIouses and Shirts, all sizes and
cOIOrs at, each
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-05

No great figure head sChemine and worrying HOW
MUCH PROFIT make any thing has had
anything to do with making this store Buying
for cash. selling for cash reasonable prices the
people appreciate the fact they trade
store they not having to for anyOnes
ChandiSe but
We can afford sell Chandise cheaper than any
and this fact demonstrate day after
day. Cash stores like mIeS and miles ahead"
city in this country and is the SHOPPING CEN
TER OF BOZEMAN.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-10-05
Shoes That Are
Real Bargains

One odd Eot of VVomem's Righ Grade
Shoes in odd sizes-paEr
$3.50
BOYS solid leather vyorIs Shoes, sizes
21a2 To- 4-2 at, each
sass
CEsiHeEren's black and brown calf Shoes,
sizes s 1-2 10 g. pair
$2-25
Growing girls all leather brown, Eow-
heel Shoes pair
$3.S5
Women's black and brown military heel
Shoes, all sizes-pair
Mems all leather work Shoes, black or
brown at, pair
$4.OO
Beacon's Indian Blankets i'm pretty high
coI0rs, special each
$3.50
Rex Toilet Paper-the big roEI-3 for
Csc
BrOoms-five-tie, handmade, good
ones, each
79c
Purity Toilet paper-tEre small roll, for
25c
Seven-ounce Cotton Batts-good ones,
each
19c
ChiEdren's heavy ribbed School Hose,
extra quality, pair
25c
36-Ench bIeached and unbIeached Mus
lin, now at, yard
15c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19

tices, consisting of elves, gnomes, pyg-
mics and not few water demons,
says A. Holt Armitage in his effort to
describe the caverns Such group
might have produced these caves, the
effect is astonishing. The Troglodyte
architect seems to have introduced
every kind OF motif in the rock forrna-
tons and the elaborate colonnadcs OF
stalactites and stalagmites. The de
noniacal futurist has used every shade
OF color. AS for the drunken scene
painter, he has left hectic splashes of
color from his intoxicated brush in all
manner OF curious places"
The Endless Cavens lie only about
four miles from New Market, just off
the Valley Pike, which is Pert of the
National Highway. They are easily
accessible to Automobiles, an excel.
lent road having just been completed
leading directly to the entrance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19
Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac E. e.

South North
New York Jacksonville
3.s5 a. m; Ga. c. Il :. 11.2o p. m.
Washington Richmond
7.57 q. m. -. (Local2 -. 11.52 Il. m.
New York Atlanta Jacksonville
9.32 a. m. ;. Is. A. Id ;. 900 p. IN.
Washington Fredericksburg
k10.20 a. n. :. (Locai, -.
Washington Richmond
11.47 n. m. :. express, :. Els p. m.
Washington Frederick sburg
2.07 p. m. -. LocaD -. 500 a. n :.
New York-Augusta-Flo Florida
$50 p. IN. ;. ca. c. L. ;. $40 p. m.
Notwithstanding Birmingham
SIT p. m. 80. Is. A. ID 80. II noon
Washington Richmond
5.27 .. m. -. GocaU 80. 1852 \. N.
New -Tampa-St. Petersburg
SIT p. m. ;. IS. a. L. :. S.23 n. nj.
New k-Jatksonville-St Petersburg
New York Florida
S.5T p. m. ;. GA. c. Id ..S.15 q. III
Richmond Washington
Express -. 6.23 p. no.
k Sundays only.
. week days. On Sundays SGT T. m.
S. D. Shelton, Ticket Agent. Alexan
jrta, Va. j. B. Mordecal. Traffic Man.
q g"r. Richmond. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19
AUCTION SALE OF IMPROVED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BY virtue of the authority vested
in the undersigned trustee by deed
of trust dated February End, 1920
executed by John e. Marscher and
wife to secure certain notes therein
described, default having been made
in tie payment OF one of said notes,
the undersigned trustee will at the
request of the holder of said notes,
offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises about three miles west
of Alexandria on the Little River
Turnpike. on Saturday September
Data. 1921, at Il o'clock no;n that
beautiful suburban home consisting
of q large two story light brick
dwelling hcIse comparatively new.
with garsge, stab e and other out
buildings, and fifteen acres Of land
adjoining the old Patterson place,
and more particularly described IN
the deed of trust aforesaid.
Terms of sale, CASH conVeyan,
cling and revenue stamps at the cost
of purchaser.
c.. S. Taylor Burke,
210-9c. Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19
MAYO FOUNDATION DIRECTOR
FAVORS RETAINING MEDICAL
SCHOOL At UNIVERSITY

Charlottesville, Va, Sert. 21.-Dr.
Louis 3. Wilson. director of the Mayo
Foundation for medical education and
research. professor OF pathology in
the University OF Minnesota and a
recognized authority on matters OF
medical education has refused 10 give
his unqualified endorsement 10 the
majority report Of the Medical Com
mission of Virginia. but favors the re.
tention Of the medical school at the
University OF Virginia. DR.. Wilson
mond Of "A great graduate school which
would draw its students from medical
schools throughout the country. tie
believes the plan if followed would
within ten years put Virginia al the
head OF the other states in m"dica!
education. His views were expressed
in some detail in recent letter to
Dean Theodore Hough. of the medical
department Of the University.
DR.. Wilson's letter stated that he
had expressed the same views to DE-.
Stuart Mcclure. of Richmond. vino had
requested his opinion on the majority
report of the medical commission. Dr..
Wilson stated that after reading the
majority report he could not give his
endorsement 10 removing tho medical
department from the University pf
Virginia.
The head of the Mayo Foundation
paid high tribute to the medical
graduates of the University stating
that the Mayo Clinic had never re-
ceivcd a mediocre graduate student
from the institution. Dr.. Wilson is
another expert in medical education
w,o recognizes the value Of university
associations in professional studies
and ne laid much stress on this phase
of the University OF Virginia men who
came under his observation.
Every man we have received from
the University of Virginia seems 10
me 10 have greatly benefited by his
University associations. in other words
10 have thoroughly caught the Uni
yersity spirit-a spirit OF rhoroughness
in fundamentals. of truth from the
truths sake. and indeed OF real cui-
ture in things outside OF as we'll as
within medicine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19

This stone image of a giant Cali
fornia Redwood stump, the upper sur
face as regular as if it had been fresh
sawn, the corrugations OF the bark per.
fectly reproduced and the size and
PROPORTIONS as correct as if carefully
designed by a competent sculptor, IS
only one Of the multitude of wonders
TO be encountered In the Endless Cav
ems near New Market. Virginia, re-
Gently opened to the public.
The caverns are or natural limestone
formation. The tree stump is not a
petrifaction but the remains OF a
broken stalagmite. Recently cleyerly
concealed system of electric lighting
has been installed in the caVerns re-
vealing their bizarre beauties of color
ard form.
Imagine the collaboration or frog
lodyte architect, a demonlacal iuturist,
and a drunken scene painter, assisted
by a. retinue of workers and appren-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

BY virtue of deed of trust execu-
ted by Walter &. Beckham and wife
10 the undersigned dated September
20 1920, and recorded amongst the
land records Of the City Of A.eXan-
dria. Virginia in Deed Book II, page
303, default having been made in
payment of the debt therein secured,
the undersigned at the request Of
the parties secured. will sell at public
auction in the city Of Alex, Va. in
from OF the Corporation Court
House on Fairfax Street. al eleven
o'clock A. NJ, Monday, September
2G 1921, all that lot of ground TO-
gethcr with the buildings and I'M
provemcnts thereon, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit:
Beginning on th2 east side Of
Washington Stree 10 feet south of
Gibhcn Street at the middle Of the
partition wal! between the house or
Tho lot hereby conveyed and the
house adjoining on the north, thence
south on Washington Street 20 feet;
thence east parallel with Gibbon
Street f23 feet ) inches; thence north
parallel with Washington Street, 20
feet to the point where said parti-
tor wall would strike if extended;
anG thence west in direct line to
the beginning together with right
Of way over an alley situated be-
tween the premises hereby conveyed
and the premises Immediately adjon-
ing On the north, part OF the uppat
story Of the house on the property
hereby conveyed extending over said
alloy.
Terms CT sale cash
Co,veyancing and stamps at the
cost Ct the purchaser.
90 IL. I " Nnrt.-, T,:ls.ee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-19
WASHINGTON VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY
In Effect June 9th, /


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Daily Except Sundays:
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$50, $50, 80. 11.55.