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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20
COOK BUYS OLD PRINT; Z
FINDS IT'S. MASTERPIECE

Philadelphia, April 20. During a
rruylnhiiinage sale here a cook, who adj
'mitted she knew a great deal more
about culifary dainties than art, puq1r
chased an old picture Of a green tree tree
on which birds CT many species were
perchsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

EGGS FOR SETTING--From thor
ougiLred stock, $3.50 for setting
of Is. Tom Barron Strain. White
Ieghurns, Pape's Strain. Black
NTinortas, Thompson Strain, Bar
red Rock. II. 3. Richards, 20S
Wolf street. 1922
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

HOUSE PAINTING AND GENE
RAJ HOUSE REpAlR WORK
We keep all yoofa in repair for "a
months that we paint. a. +.
tMankin, $40 PRINCE street. Phone
a45-W. 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

FOR EENT-A two room bath and
kithenettc apartment, will furnish
heat ami hot water at all times.
Nicely located. Call, sec or adj
dress George II. Railing, SIS
King Street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

FOR RENT-Orc nicely furnished
room. second floor, suitable for
: gentleman and wife, or two gentle
men, one en fir~t floor suitable for
cen;!cmen Or ladies. 22O North
Columbus street. 94-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20
NOTICE


FOR SAILING have wonderful
collection. No matter what soa
are looking for, cal or us. Just
received. Special price, 150 yards
imitation >. thcr assorted colors,
90 cents TO So 80 a yard; 500 yards
Crex runner. p inch. % cents =
yard; 200 pieces Ct linolcum, bur
Ian back. 81 ca',: Office desks, Sc
: sss5. all cotton mattresses, So. 80
SO, $3.50, Sl2 and SIS; iron beds,
81 TO s35; chairs, s1.90 to s. 50;
room size rugs, S3.50 up. Call
at once. Bernhcimer and Com
pany, 200 King street. 69-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20
Watch 1t Wear Neponset:

FOR RENT-First and third floor
apartments, large well lighted
rooms. Apply premises, sol Cam
crcn street. 94-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

PAPER HANGING AND SIGN
IAINTIEG-Also house painting
Work done right and 1t right
prices. 90 years experience. In
auire Mr.. Temple, $40 King st.
phone SIG. 02-tfc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

f'OR S.ALE-Automo5;ie Liberty
y; ivspost car. Rcd Seal .mot0a a. AppE
1919 King street. :. 9O-5c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

LOST On street car, black Hud
son Seal scarf. Finder please re-
turn to Mrs George Whitto@,
South Patrick Street. 94-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-20

FOR SAL E SUEURBAN-Tn.
finest prcn"S,iion in tho way Of ;.
home in this section. The house
is Of brick and contains ten rooms
and bath: garage. one acre Of
r-round. magnificent visW aca3tIVl
shade, attractive grounds; near
/, trolley: and. the most reasonably
priced homie III the suburbs. A.
r. Agncw. G24 King street.
Phone Ills. 94-Sp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26

ing times Of car shortage rhcae
are important advantages % Which
the innctionpoint mine Il entitted
hnd IN the reascnapie enjoyment 81
which ii should be protected b said
the commission In the Illinois case.
Orders for delivery Of coal 70
points served BY the less fayorably
situated road may deprive the Joint
mine Of some Of these advantages;
but that Is q Limitation for which
the mine and not the railroad Is re.
sponsfble, and, naturally, It can OF,
pect no relief in such a case.
The claim advanced by the local
mines that interviewed in opposi
ton that the adoption OF the rule
in the Illinois case gives the iolnt
mines on the Chesapeake q Ohio
and Vtrginlan the opportunity to
order cars on a basis OF 200 per
cent. Of their maximum capacity to
produce Is swept aside AZ rnsouud
The moment the Joint mine elects to
order from the second road, its rat.
ing on the other road, under the
ruling Of the earlier case, auto,
maticaiiy drops TO rs per cent In
other words, II road A had a fun
car supply, the jolntmino, By Or.
dering from two carriers reduces
lie rating to rs per cent, on each
That there might be no possibility
OF mine receiving $50 per cent
supply in time OF car shortage, the
rule Is further Saieeuarded IN the
Fairmont q Cleveland case BY the
limitation that the 'tjoint mine
shan on no day DO supplied
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
K. OF c. TO OWN
FRISCO FOR week.
Brilliant Program Ar.
ranged for the Supreme
Convention

San FRANCISCO, July 26--Fi-
nal dstasie II tie elaborate program
TO b presented the 10000 visiting
delegates. knights and their ladies.
20 ne seth annual international So.
promo Council Of the knights Of
columbus. have been worked out
jointly BY the Citizens COMMITTEES
snd eeasey7 general committee, the
complete program having been
adopted a. a meeting OF both COM
nitteet Although the formal bus.
lness sessions Of the supreme con-
vention viii occupy tho dates Of
August q, 8 and 4 the entertain
nent program win commence Sat.
urday, July 90 and cover a period
OF an entire week.
According TO the program that
has been outlined tho first day Of
the formal business sessions OF the
Supreme concisse will be the most
brilliant date in the gathering
any organization 10 tho history OF
this city leading to the grounds Of
the old mission Dolores church,
the oldost church in the city, hay
ing been erected in 1916 by the
hardy Ffanclscans, Hero, on the
grennds % the beautiful Notre
Dame convent, next the old Mission
Pontifieal High Mass viii be eele-
brated BY Bishop p. j. Keane, CO.
sdiutor-bishop OF Sacramento.
Archbishop z. j. Hanna, Of San
Frane!tco viii deliver the sermon
Fcllowins the ceremony OF pre-.
senting the keys Of the city to the
Supreme knight and visiting
KNIGHTS BY Mayor James Rolph, Jr.
* the city hall in the Civic Center,
the initial business session Of the
soth supreme council will take place
Il the ST Francis hotel AS bust
ness sesstcns Of the Supreme con-
vxenticn WILDE closed affairs open
only 70 third and fourth degree
Knights Of Columbus.
The MAGNIFICENT program planned
Tor Tuesday night Aug. 2, will be
1nder the Joint direction Of the Cit
sssns and Knights Of Columbus com
mitteesi headed by Harry I. Null.
.croyy chairman. Other members
Of that committee are prominent
citizens Of this city including Col
fhernwelt Mutually, William ] Ben
son, walter Ghowen, j. Frank Bar
rett and Joseph o'conor The mas
stye civic auditorium Of San Fran.
cisco Ideally situated in the Civic
Center Of the city will be gorgeous
Y DECORATED and brilliantly SET for
the gala junction which Is 10 take
tirst place among the great event
IN the social life Of the city
Twenty thousand people will at.
tend ths public reception which
VIII include an excellent entertain
raent program band concrt, organ
recital ad ldancig. Addresses are 10
q redered BY the representative OF
President Harding, Governor Wll
lam D. sLephens, Mayor James
Roiphi Jr, Archbishop Edward ].
Hanna =. d, Supreme Knight.
4 Tlahefty and Supreme Director
william 2 tarkin Of the Knights Of
Columbus.
, The program for the two days fol.
lowing viii also be of an elaborate
nature Including Sightseeing tours,
tiieater parties, Mt. Tamalpais ex-
curaions plcnics, teas and social
tunetions for the ladies making up
busy round Of entertainment fol
the entire week Of the Supreme con
.ventiou,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
'J0INTnINE OPINION
ASI8BRNAL SEESIT.
Joint Mines Won a Sub
stantial Victory of
Principle

tnits issue Of last week the Coal
Trade Journal printed the follow
ing editorial comment upon the
outcome Of the effort Of joint
mines 70 secure a better coal sup
Phys
Joint mines win a substantial
victory Of principle in the decision
Of the Interstate Commerce com.
ratssion in Fairmont & Cleveland
Coal co. VI. Baltimore & Ohio r.
r co. SO I. G. O., 26s. While the
opinion, which also embraces the
issues IN two related cases filed by
operators having joint mines Oh
the Chesapeake & Ohio and vir.
zinian silroads, is in effect merely
1 reatfirmation Of the rule laid
down insthe old Illinois Mine Rat.
ING case 25 l. @. c., 2S6, It is sig.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
e I'd ueoss dsIIy rssIna q

coed the eeoss daily rating o.
the mine.
The sentence which We have
italicized was the basis of tht
complaint. How widely the cs.31
rule differs from that laid down Il
the Illinois case Is readily Rppar,
emit upon q textnai examfnk lion. Il
the earlier case, passing upon 4
proper regulation 10 govern distrf
button to Joint mines during periods
Of car shortage, the Commission
We think that on days for
which Il orders no cars from
any other carrier, the junction,
point mine should be g1yen ~
pro rata Of cars by the Illinois
Central on the basis OF IT'S full
rating; that on q day for which
II orders cars from one other
road, is rating on the Illinois
Central for that day should be
rs per cent. OF its full rating:
and that on day for which It
orders cars from two other
roads its rating on the Illinois
Central for that day should Be
50 per cent Of It's full fating.
The opinion OF the commission
In the original case, as in the pres.
emit one, Is based upon the recoF.
milton OF the fact that a mine thSt
makes the necessary Investment
70 secure connections with mors
than one road does SO in order "a
enlarge It's market and to be IN 4
position to select the outlet which
affords 1t the best and most lib.
eral means Of transportation dun.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26

nlilcant in that its robs os,s1, the
uniform rules first promulgated
during the regime Of the United
States Railroad administration, OF
some Of its alleged sacfosanct char
acter.
The rulo of that circular particu.
larly involved was rule 2 OF the or.
Iginal ISSUE which was carried over
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
THIRD FLOOR

Wolfe, Organdy and Pongee Waists Isl
All newest styles Just recently arrived Worth $50
Tricolette and Georgette Waists. ..... $3.50
All tho new wanted colors and styles included
Bungalow Aprons, Special at. .......,. $1.S9A
Al sizes. Beautiful materials and various eoiors
Children's SIPS and S1.50 Bingham Dresses 81
Sizes up, to Il. An unusual July Sale Bargain
Bingham, Wolfe and Organdy Dresses S475
All new styles and eolorings. Values up to $3.50
Bingham, Wolfe and Organdy Dresses. $5.95
$3.50 and $40 valued compose this wonderful offer
One Rack Of So and So Skirts only S4.95
Beautiful wool paids in all the wanted color eobifSaons
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
SECOND FLOOR

New Lot of Ladies Sport oxfords. :. 1896
Black and white and brown and white combinations
Ladies' Black and Tan Oxfords. ;. .S2.95
Values up to "a and IS in this lot
Ladies' Black and Tan Oxfords. 49,. 1895
Newest styles having the popular low heel
Mems $3.50 Oxfords, very special at. .S5.95
Wei kid and tan English styles in this lot
Boys Wash Suits, special. .S1.95
certain lot in sizes to valued up to $3.50 and So
Mating Suit Gases, Special. 800. $3.50
Black travelling Bags, for, :. 1870. - sl.s5
Imitation leather, medium size, well made
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26
You Might Draw Them Yourself!

Everybody is invited to take part in the big time We will
positively give away FREE to the lucky persons TWO OF
THE BEST LOTS N'PAW PAW ADDITION and $4,000
in TRADE CHECKS good in Fairmont's most popular
stores There will be other highcass features to make it
worth youEwhe to attend this SALE Lunch and Band Con.
cert FREE and Souvenir given to every person who
comes to this event.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26

into rule of the revised issue
That rule providea:
Copies OF orders for cars
from q mine that Is Joint with
any other carriers (steani, cleo.
trio or water) shall be filed
with the designated representa-.
tive OF each such carrier. Such
combined requests must not ex.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-26

with cars IN excess q % mss
mum rating
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
CoNTINUARE DE pE pAGaNA A 4.

Tn lucru sc desprinde din nou;,
atitndine intelectuailor: re-
cunoasterea tacita ca puterea de
munca intelectslaaa tot O MARTA
ca 81 cea manlAla, ca ca trebue
negociata, 81 ca singurul milo .
efectiv pentru sustinerea revendi-
earlier incetarea lucrului: gre
va. In acest sens trebuira sa fie
indemnati intelectunlii in deosebi
de cOnstatarea, ca singurii func
ionari ce an isbutit Sa-Si asiguro
o viata suportabia = ccferistii
au batut tOcmai aceaSta Gale
de cite orr revendlcarile lor an
fost respinse. Ell n an stat sa dis
cute pc baza notiunior de morala
81 drpptate, ci an declarat greva
De unde trebuira sd vada 81 cei
mai impaciuitori dintre intelec-
tuali ca oIigarhii nu inteleg.
sa faca yre.o 0 schimhare simtitoa
re in situatia lor. de cit cind i-ss
vorbeste in termcni de forta. i
adevarat ca autorltatile au inter
VENT. refuzind functionarilol
dreptul de sindicaizare 81 greva
Oar aceasta insamna tocmai, ca
vechea dragoste intre intelec
tuali 81 oligarhie fdcut .loc une
lupte fatise.
Ajunsi aici, s'ar parea ca mte
lectuahi sa ,priveasca cu simpatie
sau poate char sa conlucreze cr
niiscarea muncitorlmei. mlnata dt
acelessi temeiuri. Totlsi nu e asa
De fapt. miscarea intelectualilor
desi ostila oligarhiei. tot att
de ostila muncitorimei. ST dac;
ar fl sd presupunem un eventua
duel intre clasa stapinitoare $
muncitorime, nu greu de ghicl
ca intelectualii vor Fl cea dintii
Greva a invederat aceasta indea
juns.
PricinMe sunt numeroase,
stau deoparte 81 de alta. lnalnt'
de toate. intelectualli pastreaz;
inca vechea> mindrie de clasa s''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-08
lIlie1ectuaIii Rorn1ni 81
prOietaiatuI

perioara. singura lor mingaere
in aceste timpuri de grea incer-
care pentru Ell. Apoi cultura So
ciala c prea putin raspIndita in
tre intelectualii romini, spre a ST
putea da sama, ca ridicarea situa-
tiei Tor Ia nive.ul vremei nu mai e
eu putinta in cadrul vechiului
slstem: pentru aceasta trebue toe
mai O schimbare de sistem. celia
ce numai miscarea muncitoreasca
poate infaptui. Astfel intelec-
tualii nostri privesc proletariatul
eu nclncredere, 81 miroase pri-
mejdii aco,o unde mintea lor lu-
minata II ar putea descoperi de
cit foloase. .Dar 0 parte nu maj
putin inSemnata de vina are 81
mnncitorimea. I'm adevar. misca,
rea acesteia la moi are un caracter
vadit d,lsmanOs fata de intelec
tuali. ST nu numai muncitorii de
| rind par impartasi asemenpa
sentimente. ci chDar 81 conduca
tori lOr. Celor dintii intelectualii
par nistc ciocoi: celor din ulma
niste spirite strlmte 81 char ina
| poiate. ST Gu toate avertismen-
tele teoreticienilor celor mai strd.
luciti, ca nici nu sc poate concepe
q miScarc muncitOreasca SeriOasa
tara concursul paturei intelec-
tuale. la moi mlncitorii ca 81 capil
| or n 'au facut mimic spre cistiga
increderca claSei cutie; dimpo-
trivia, par a 81 Fl dat toata silinta
de a i iigni sentimentele cele mai
ntimc. 81 al instraina orr ce sim
, patic. Ast-fM nu de mirare a
vedca aceste doua miscari, inte-
lectualilor 81 muncitorimei, por-
mite din aceleasi interese, indrep-
tate impotriva accluias dusm'an
81 lucrind cu aceleasi mijloace
totu-si privindu-se GU neincredc-
re. daca nu char cu dusmanie
In asemenea imprejurari ,.tertium
gaudiens c oligarhia
St. Zeletin.
("Ideea Europeana" y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-18
DROP IN WHEAT IS
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