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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04


eafs loaded ssalns' III on Mon
asIy ,,...
.9il 9il sFl w esNssii Z
latd on lue sds.y 'se stsa y! sllls
q drop q ~ nom MeraAy Y 1isltes
Aieng me 0naFle ssen !, aiy Y \ !. ~
tuesday ss eaEs Were loaqea' ons
less tnan MONDAY
Mining Gondiuons
Fewer mines were idle today at
2ss thaa any day since Tuesday,
March 90, when there were alsL
339 down on the Monongah and
Charleston division, 3. n o. the
Monongahela and Western Mary
land. Conditions this week are per-
lhaps q little more steadter than
they have been for probably .
week or more, but whit the market
way off the coal operator gets lit
tie consolation from the slight ip-
crease in production.
In the Fairmnnt region today
there are 1856 mines down, which
is the best showing since Monday,
February 2Sth, when 40 mines
were chalked up as idle, which was
the least since Wednesday, March
3. On the Monongshela in West
Virginia there are % idle today,
TWO less than Tuesday and two
MsTy, ! roIlwss "a .h .ns western ~ y
mines idIa ghich !. i sH,e., s. r.; ~
| her down since Thmrsds s lss anr' nS ~
ano,.s,Ians s' nia, sAu Ky ApIli 10.
dIyision q Z 3 . ine y. 9aa XXI g
day. are "a aeainst Il ~ M rn ,uas ~
IN he \ Mo %S,ass T. VI Iuesaa y.
ps1 n . gao t9San sha ra.lWay II
mines down s'''e sfe o.
IInconsigne, ,o,d. an a. -,
roads nreyIonsIy S ,osnti S t'e sa .aa.t
gate 5aa losds asains. ee TsS s
terSay IN ne Masan .nS s ,,S.,. yes
r q fhsre ,r -y 10 en- si,;Ns,
on fhe NIonorenha,. a. ny MI, sa..s III
GINA. a. on s tNa a,a ~ w mess VIZ
land and as on tba r HSA m"! ~
Y ,J.Ie anu y % On n she oharleston de
sylvania and = tbsre ~ ar ~ ~ s9e lem, rem
signed loads. The y vnca, s Isnas
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

mont hotel. left last night for
Lynchhitrg yn.. oil account oil tic
death 81 her brother. oliie John,
Son, Who worked AZ The Falrmont
hotel last winter. Mis-. Thornton
viii return after the funeral.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Marriage Licenses y marriage
licenses have been issued by coun-
y CLERK Lee n. satterfleld to the
following:
Loren v, Summer, 90, Beckley,
w. Va. and Edith Moran, o5,
Fairmont; Charles G. Wilson 90,
Clsrksbprg, and Neya Munro, "a,
Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

GASOLINE COMES DOWN
NEW YORK, May 4.-The Stand.
ard on company of New Jersey to-
day announced reductions Of one
half to one cent gallon in prices
OF various grades OF gasoline In
territory outside Ct New Jersey.
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Cut ont TIC picture on all four
ades. Thea carefully fold dotted
inc j lis entire length. Then
iotted line Q, and so on. Fold each
'ection underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
fou'll lind q surprising result. Save
he pictures;
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BAKER coNElRMEn

WASHINGTON, ID. o., May A.
The senate today confirmed VII.
liam Eli Baker, OF Elking, az Judge
OF the Northern district Federal
court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

lll1neIb vjsltor-Rev. Walter L.
rifney OF Mason City, ILL.,, arrived
mere today for a visit at the home
Of Eli Musgrave and family on Min
roe street Rev. Turney was en-
cute home from Philadelphia where
he was called by the death Of his
mother Mrs. Mary Turney, which
occurred several days ago. Mrs.
rurney was a sister-in.law Of Mrs.
Mnsgraye,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

IsIp the oity-c. ". critchfield,
Mt. Vernon, o., vice president Of
the Domestic Coke eorporofon ID
in the city :.
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Son RernA son was born today
at Cook hospital to Mr.. and Mrs,
j. p! HaFI OF Jefferson street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04
TlHIFIe WEATHER.

lily nam LVAlbuIf
Thursday cloudy
and continued
cool.
Local Readings.
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature al
s a. m. today, 40
Weather yester
day, rain; TEN
perature, maxi
mum, SO; mini
tntITn Az nraeinI,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Referee snee Hero The Hon. w.
]. snee, refetee in bankruptcy for
Maron, Mopongalia and Preston
counties arrived In Fairmont this
morning to conduct a hearing OF
the voluntary bankruptcy suit OF
John Noce, the East, Park mer-
chant. There are about IS creditors
who have claims aggregating
s2,ss1.09 against assets OF sSS5,
against which there is a set,otf
Of $500 claimed as exempt. Attor.
ney .. B. carskadon represents Mr..
Noce.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Hospital Patients - Patients ad.
nitted 70 Cook hospital for treat.
ment to-day are Fay Brown, OF
Carleton stree, and Miss Elizabeth
Rush, hoth Of whom were operated
On for tRe removal Of their tonsns.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Leaves Tor Lynehhurs-Mrs. L.
b. Thornton, wife OF A. Y. Thorn.
ton the head waiter at The FAIR
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tation, IS! River l5.4 feet, Fisins'
Home From Aospltal-Mrs. John
D. Morgan who had been a patient
u lakeside hospital at Cleveland
o.. has returned home. Mr.. Morgan
went there and accompanied her
Tome. Mrs. Morgan underwent an
operation for the removal OF her
tonsils and is recovering nicely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Acacia Ledge Nesting special
melting OF Acacia Lodge No 1877,
a. p. and a. NJ, VIM be held al
the Masonic Temple Friday after
noon ct 4 O'Clock for the purpose Of
comforting degrees. The degree
work will be followed by a supper
at 8 O'Clock served by the ladies OF
the Eastern Star. "A number Of
dignitaries Of the order viii be
present from GaFksburg and
Grafton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Bible Glass Meeting-The A. 8.
n Bible class wall meet with Mrs.
/, ~ Hennen. 200 Locust avenue,
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04

Ascension Day-Ascenslon Day
services Will be he'll dat Christ's
Episcopal church tomorrow morn
ING AZ 10 oscloc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-04
TopAYls XVIII

Reg. Pdgs o. 81 Pat. or.
answers e y Yesterdays XVII

answers to Yesterdays XVIII
Antitoxin is a serum used
lfyodermically as a preventative
u, or cufe. for dtnptheria.
John Hanway was Lond-
oner WHO for thirty years despite
general ridicule carried the first
umbrella as protection against
rain and thus introduced the Gus.
ION,
"a nnmismsttst is a collector
1.-The Transparent photovapn
film was invented by Eastman.
5Tle largest city in Florida IS
Iacissonyflle.
6l3ogswatches are the two
TWO honr watches on shipboard be-
tween four and eight P. NJ.
7llhe Alabama was sunk by
the Keansatge.
Ihe University Of California
Is the largest college o nthe Pac-
tfic Coast.
Thsre are s6 Senators in the
present Congress.
t,i+1lhe inmaranth is an imagin.
ary flower that Is unfading.
New Questions
l. What salary does the
speaker Of The House of Represen-
atfves receive?
What Is a viola?
What is ether?
4aAsNtYhHfN To- a tHythnAIa
5What rs balance Of trader
What Is the largest city in
Geprgia I
What Northern army did
Zen. Meade command at the battle
Of Gettysburg?
What lis necrosis?
aWhoswas Hymen?
To- What Is the "aurlcle" Of
Ehe human ear?
4 PERFECT LAW:-The lam
Of he Lord Is perfect, converting
tlte soal: he testimony Of The Lord
Is sre, making pise thc simple.
Ths statutes Of ihe Lord arc right,
refsiang lie heart: The command
ment 81 Tie Lord is pure, cnlight-
entng theteyes. The fear of The
Lad Is clean, enduring for ever:
HE judgments Of The Lord arc
ttae and righteous altoscthct.-
PsalR 1857 SO.
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LATEEWANT ADS

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
light house keeping to man and
wife. Ss9 East Park Ave-, phone
20l.l. 5:4.2t-1o772
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FOR SALE Household furniture.
caii fo7;R 5.4.4t.1077s
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COAL OPERATORS
but So earg: Ths ,. : Q. secured

toouttaped froa, p.4s one,
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Personal Mention

s. D. Brady, OF the Brady Goa
Corporation, returned today from
q business trip 10 Baltimore and
Washington.
E. L. Speaker, Clarkshurg. ha.
returned from n trJn ~ TfyaS t,t,,..
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
All Wool
Jersey Cloth at 2.25 Yd.

This popular fabric is much in demand for suits
and dresses and will be greatly the fore fashions
list this Spring Newest colors in Tan Beaver. Purple
Brown. Pekin French Blue Navy Rose, American
Beauty, Red Grey and Black. 81 inches wide.
AT this special price for short time only.
New Wool Plaids
in the smartest Spring coorings. Now featured
in our regular stock at prices considerably under pre-
vous quotations.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
PRINCE WOULD VISIT
u. S. ON HONEYMOON
Carol to Wed Constontine's 8
Daughter This Month.

ATHENS Jan 1s.---Crown Prince Carol
Of Rura MIA and Princess Helene. daugh-
ter OF King Constantine. who are TO be
married. probably before the end OF the
month. would like to spend their honey
moon In California. but because of the
distance from Greece probably will be
compelled to confine their tour TO Euro
pean countries. the Crown Prince said
to-day. He was I'm the United States
last fall on his way home from a world
tour
1--WE shall probably spend little time
in Tatoi. later go to the summer palace
at Sinai. Rumauia, and then motor
through italy and SPAIN" he said.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of
Rumana may come to Athens for the
wedding. but nothing definite has been
decided as TO this Prince Carol added.
Also many pressing problems at home
may prevent Queen Marie from visiting
the United States this year as she had
planned. he said. The Prince is living
In Constantines palace. but complains
It is overcrowded with Princes.
Reports that Princess Marie OF Ru-
mania was betrotbed 10 King Boris OF
Bulgaria. and previous rumors that she
might be engaged to Prince Regent Alex
ander Of Serbia. were denied by Prince
Carol. He objected to newspaper arti-
cles describing his own marriage to
Princess Helene OF Greece and that OF
his sister Elizabeth to Prince George OF
Greece as political" and he declared
them "love matches. pure and simple"
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
LANDLORDS ARGUE
TO UPSET RENT LAW
Court of Appeals Hears First
Pleas Involving States
Police Power.
Special Despatch to THE EEw YorK HmAtp
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, Jan. 10.

Special Despatch to THE EEw YorK HEaALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, JAM 10.
The question Of how far the State can
20 In the exercise Of its police power
Is being fought out In the Court OF Ap-
peals by the landlords and tenants OF
New York. This is the big issue IN the
arguments over the constitutionahty OF
the emergency rent laws. enacted at
the extraordinary session of the Legis-
lature last September
The hearing OF the landlords appeals
began before the highest State court this
afternoon and viii continue tomorrow
and part of Friday. The court room
was crowded with prominent lawyers
and many legislators. William ID.
Guthrie. Julius Henry Cohen. Elmer G.
Sammis and Bernard Hirskopf repre-
sented the tenants. while the interests
OF the landlords are in the hands OF
former Justice George l.. Ingraham.
Alexander c. McNuty, Louis Marshall
and John NJ Stoddard.
The court is expected to give the cases
preferential consideration. as the Legis-
lature has deferred action on further
rent legislation until the validity OF the
nine statutes involved has been passed
on. An early decision Is. therefore.
looked for:
Eight of the laws which are designed
to protect tenants against unreasonable
rentals have been upheld by the lower
courts. The Appellate Divisions of the
First and Second Departments have dis
agreed on the ninth. which suspends the
right OF ejecting tenants until November
1. 1924. The First Department has de-
clared It unconstitutional and the Second
has upheld 1t.
Nine cases are on appeal and they
question the validity Of virtually all OF
the rent laws. Tho decision will deter
mine the question over summary pro-
ceedings and whether tenants can be
forced to pay increased rents and be
thrown into the streets pending the ex-
piration OF the present emergency, which
the law has fixed at November 1. 1922.
Judge Ingraham raised the question
OF the police power of the State under
which the Legislature claimed the right
OF passing the emergency rent laws He
declared that the present situation did
not justify expressed violation OF the
constitution OF the United States. which
states that no one shall be deprived of
property, without due process Of law.
Attorneys for the tenants held that a
question Of public welfare was involved
in which the State had rt, right to exer-
else its sovereign power in the emer-
gency arising out of the housing short
age
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
Lingerie
Dainty New Items
Less 1870

Envelope Chemise made Of Main
sook and trimmed with lace or en-
broideries--sizes 80 to A.
1.50 and 1.95-Less 1879
Figured Cotton Crepe Gowns and
one piece psjamss--tailored and
lace trimmed.
2.95 TO 3.95-Less 1871
All other lingerie. including silk.
Philippine and French models. now
subject to I5o5. 70E and 33 l-3g
discount from former prices.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

REVISING Stacker LIST.

wAsHINoroN, Jan. 19.--Officials of
the American Legion, State Adjutsnts-
General and the Navy Department as
we'll as members OF the local draft
boards over the country are assisting
the War Department in correcting the
list OF draft evaders prior to their pub
lication. Secretary Baker announced to-
day.
Mr.. Baker said the department wanted
to make certain that no man who was
exempted from service or who actually
served with the fighting forces was
branded as an evader or deserter.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
Silk Clearance

Black Silks and san imported from Bonnet Gle Formerly
500 to 700 yard. Now 400 to 600.
Black Chiffon TsHets--35 inches Formerly 800 yard Now
1.65 Yard.
colored Chiffon Tshea3Snehes Formerly 800 yard Now l95
Wash san-white Flesh and Pastel shades Formerly 800 yard
Nov LIS.
Cecsstte CrepeD inches wide Formerly zoo yard Now las
Gregg De Cmne-sn eolors4o inches Formerly 300 yard
Nov l.65.
Ssts Belant- inches wids-Sprns weight Formerly 325 yard
Now l.65.
Satin Charmeuse0 inches wide Formerly AS yard Now Z5O.
FiCued Radms40 inches wide Formerly 500. Now ESQ.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

Sale of
Cotton Umbrellas
(Foy Men and Womcn)
SPECIAL -Women's handles with silk
loops-men's handles in conservative crook
styles. practical storm or extra UNI
brella for emergency use.
Regularly $50
1.65
A much finer grade with attractive
handles comes in closely woven covering
with silk case.
Value 40. Now 500 Each
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
Imported Shetland
Wool Jackets

Of the finest quality yarn beau
tifully hand made finished at the
neck and waist with silk ribbon
in natural grey and white.
Reduced to 3.25 Ea.
Other Wool Jackets made Of soft
yarns and finished with our exelu-
sive V neck self facing. In Black.
Emerald. Rose. French Grey. Copen.
sky. Heather. Turquoise and White.
Reduced to 2.68 Ea.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAILWAY COMPANY
In Effect March I, 1921.

- 49,
Leave Alexandria For Washington
Daily Except Sundays and I'D Holidays
a. M.-5.oo, $40, 800, 6.15, $50,
G. 40, 6 .46, 6 SO, 100, TO, 1T, T.25
7.33, 7.33ss, L45, L55S, 7.57, 500, s.N'
8. Is, $50, $50, 8:45; s.55/s.1o, s.25,
Q. 40, s.55, 1910, 1925, 1o.4Q lQ,55,
lilo, 1875, lao, 11.5o.
P. M.-12.1O, 1926, 1910, 1910,
Ito, 1.25, /. 40, j SO, 2. 10, FPS, 2.40,
:. IS, $40, 3.25, $40, $50, 4.o5, AIS,
4 .25, 4.35. AS, $50, 500, $40, sis,
5.25, $50, $40, 500, $40, 6.25, $40,
6.55, 10, 7.25, !.4o, 7.55, 8. 10, 8.25,
8. 40, S.55, 9.lo; 9.25, 9.40, "955, 1910,
1925, 1910, 1886, lilo, II. 20,
lilo.
4. M.-t2.l5.
Leave Alexandria For Mt. Vernon
Daily, Except Sundays and Holidays
4. Mss, Gas, 7.45, $40, 90,
1890, 1i.3o, !.
P. M.-123O, 100. go, $50, 4.3o,
$50, $50, 7.So, $50, $50, 1890
l1.55
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IDLE HOUR, THEATRE

Today, "The Mutiny of Elsinore,"
the. Metro piicturizatbn of the ia
nous ,i'll Jack London. novel, With an
al, starl. cast, win be the feature at
traction at the idle Hour Tefatte.
This picture, which presents the "a
nous London ..novd Of the sea on
the screen for the first time, is a
special Metro lroddpaion with an all
star east. CTS
aThe Mutiny.of Hrs Elsincrc," is
one of the late Jack London's last
and most notable Rork.. It is a
strong tale Of the sea, in which a
crew Of city .gangsters attempt to
take. oyer. the control Of the ship
from tbe officers in charge; and in
addition, thers Is a charming love
story the thread Of which is crossed
by, the evil passion Of .Andreas Mel
Isire' TO possess tho beautiful .daugh-
ter Of Jason West;.a half owner of
the. "E!s;nore. - Margaret West Is
in love with Dick Somers, the cap
tain's son, and she resents the at
tentions Of .Meilairc. whom she dis
trusts and fears; and Mcllaire, to
accomplish his purpose Of possessing
Margaret, incitcs' tl.c crew to mutiny
Firm, however, against the machl-
nations o., Mellaire and his rascally
herchnen, stands John Pike, the eel
shores first mate. Pike has long
loscd Margaret, too, but the realiza-
ton of his. age makes him certain
that she belongs to a man younger
than himself. Ard so, when the
mutinv starts, the ;r6n hand of John
P;ke raises to auell it:
The role of John, Pike is portrayed
By Mitchell Lewis. and in his sup
rort are Helen Ferguson, Noah
Berry. Cssson Ferguson, William
v. 'Mong, Sidney D'Al5rook, Norval
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ced Wednesday and now being work
ea+in detail, willsanount to, about IL
IL per eentypfsprasent pay in the
.chssided group2 Of: workers, accord
ing, I to estimates yesterday. Fhese
Were:hot 6ffefaf figures. They came,
howeyer, from an authentic and veil
informed source and were based on
the preliminary discussion among Of
fcials. :s.n.,s
The salaries of executives will be
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MARRY IF LONELY: for results.
try me: best and most successful
Home Maker hundreds rich wish
marriage soon: strictly confiden--
tial: most reliable years Of cx-
pericncc; descriptions free. 1.-THE
: Successful Club" Mrs. Hall, Box
" 500 Oakland, California.
55-5-12. "
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NOTICE Z

PAINTING AND REPARS-A. E.
Mankin, painter and general house
repair man, 80 years experience at
ho1se painting and all general
house repair work. Roof repair
ing, both Single and metal. We
keep. all roofs in repair fer "a
months from date Of bill free of
al Charge that We repair and
paint. Let US give you figure
ION, your work. Ne can save you a
thlrt, in cost Of work. We can fprr--
nish you with TIC best Of reference
in alexandria is TO our guaran-
tee On roof work. 8 Residence, 's19
Prince street, Phone No. ,4a5-H..
i. Z = g, !. .
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE--5 rooms
and bath on Mt. Vernon Averuc
in Del Ray. The price on this
ri>oiccly located property is very low
and the terms are very easy. Lot
us show YOU this property. +. c.
Goodnow Company, 10 King ST.
Phone 92G. 6U-2c
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LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT

LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT
Wanted IN the city-of Alexandria
to sell the genliinc J. r. Watkins
medicines, spices. extracts: : toilet
preparations. etc. al or spare
time: a wonderful opportunity to
get into business for yourself;
write today for free particulars
and sample. j. Il. Watkins Co..
G., New York City. SOL Sat
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Have Jour shoes repaired oy the old
time shoemaker, 9; g years. experience.
E 4s ~: III; 20 s::ra7acI;
Prices reasonable, 100 Ecrsh Wash.
;ngton st:S Formerly under Opera
Houst No o.hers brsfIeh !si city.
], JAMES MEssISEO
:, !. 4. ~ :. = !. -. ~ -
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20 - - r.re. - ~, I
MacGregor-. and J.. P. Lockney. The
picture was directed BY Edward So. :
. man; from tHis scenario by Albert
Shelby lie Vino. Jackson soseHaap ]
tog,rraaphed the production @x,zsssa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

FOR RENT-Two urfurnishcd rooms
and bath with heat, gas and cleo
tricity, for light Housekeeping, by a
young couple. Apply N. FacclSon,
sol Wolfe street.. Phone 33l-J.
;c'%e.
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WANTED buy. second
hand furniture and house.
hold. goods. also cast off
clothing and shoes. Apply
1922 Prince street, phone
719EJ t.. $3.50
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Subscribe to the Gazette and e.
al. the news Of your local commun'..
while it is news.
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pENSs'YS CUT EXPECTED
100 TO BE IL 1-2 PER CENT

Philadelphia, March 12.-The Penn
sylvania Railroads wage cut, announ,
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HAPPINESS FOR VOLUNTARY q
.cenScn;al companion. DESCRIPTIONS
/, .frss::2: ReliAble> confidential. Write
for&letails..S Mrs. Gray. Box IL,
r Kansas City, Mo, Dept. Il. j5-6i
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FOR SAEE@Es,,s. Barred Plymouth
Rock: Parks strain, pcdigrced, So
.;lcctel>stfaigk, limited number of eggs
::fo5s sii,,aateliins. Fifteen for So. ".
Z NJ. Wright, 2tl North Columbus
:: :: S4ssest.;;-:: - 80 5s-sp
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FOR neutrality-suspicious., large well
lighted rooms. Apply premises, sol
Cameron, street. 59-3t
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FOR RENT Four room and bath
apartment. Richard L. Ruffrer,
SIG King street: Phone 1901:
5S-tf:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

FOR 1RENT-.one room. with all
: modern converiences, with or with
out board. Apply l20 South Payre
street. 59-&c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

WY STAY SINGLE IF LONELY?
Mary a .congenial COMPANION.
Mani. wish carly marriage. Con-
fdertial. reliable. Mrs. Gray, BOX
At, Kansas City, Mo-, Dept. oil.
6l-67 Up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

New and Quick Method Tor Teaching
VIOLIN. MANp0LlN & ukGLELE
Ikulelc Taught in Ten Lessons
Studio Open Mondays and Thursdays
$50 to-s
Room 6 Smith Building CIT King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

FOR @SALE-0ne- speed+boat hull; in
first class condition, length % feet,
Apply at 529 South Lee street.
cop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

FOR SAIsE-For cheap wall paper,
call st 1G6 North Washington street
or ll5 South. Fairfax street. Slip
ROARD-With or. without room, sos
Prince street. Clip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12
Paving Spot. Cash Does Not Estab.
Light Lunch at

8 Light Lunch at Z:
HU MA y S
Real coffee, ham tcmato-icttuec, and
egg lettuce sandwiches with Sener-
Gus, supply of mayonnaisc dressing.
sIhcy, are SO Different
Hot Chocolate. Try and be convinced
35-lnIo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-12

FOR rented Wolfe street, corner
Pitt, one, two or three unfurnished
and partly furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 60-2p.