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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-06

There Hr, only no squire m.l,
~ water surfacp in Arizona
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

vozuje al memo dediny a roz-
valaneho hradu ''Sulov", jako-
by "Sovylov''. CT tato etymo-
logia obstoji? To ponehavam
rozhodnut' povolanejsim.
Hreben a svahy Javoriny SO
stavaju 4 tvrdeho karpatske-
no pieskOvca, Y ktorom SD mi
nepodarilo zladnych zkamene-
lin naist'. Nizsie zebra Javori-
ny k juhu sa tlahnuce, tvoria
vapence, bohate ma zkameneli
ny, zvlast' hojne som tn vykle
pal Ammonlty a Belemnity.
Pod samou Javorinou. w V do
line vycnieva mohulna skala
braloveho vapenca (Klippen-
kajk), V ktorom sa nachodla
ulomky hrubeho, jak muzska
ruka Ammonia. Bralovy vape
nee je cerveny l'ud no tn me-
nuJe cerveny mramor a rad no
lame V hodnych capach ma sta
vivo do zakladov. Y starej Lu
binskej fare boil nasyp vo dvo
re capami tohoto vapenca dla-
zdeny a dlazka kostola bola We
likymi capami karpatskeho
pieskova povykladana, ktory
Dol ia Javorine nalamany. Te-
raz ma kostol novu, uhladnej
Stu dlazbu. Tdto, podiavorinska
skala Sd menuJe "Predhrad-
ska Skala' a Table v svojich
'Poesiach' pribasnil k nej ry-
terra "Lublnskeho", Ale tam
nikdy nebclo murovaneho hra
du. am zladneho riviera. Ma
zapad cd tejto skaly je vsak $
kopaniciami. ktorV So menuie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

box hory, 2 ktore Sc valily, jake
velikanske study prddy vody, a
zaplavily celu dolinu az do Pc
vazia. Boil to veliky prival,
ktory mnoho skody narobil, ma
potokoch mostly odplavil a po-
tok V Bosaci vyrazil ulicou
"hrubej strany', zidovi brvna,
ma stavivo sluzit' majuce, d'a-
leko zavliekol a Wac domov
prucal, ale Lopenik zostal ne
poruseny, a tel velikei diery.
ktoru kopiniciari ma nom videt'
sa domnievali, tam nebolo.
Este L, 1S5O-ho Dol pod ia
vorinskou lukou siroky pas ia
vorov, kde tn S bukami pomie-
sany. Tam 81 bravali %kopanicki
v%areskari drevo ma svoje W.
robky. Ked' javory holy vyt'ate
a nahradene uhlicnatym stro-
mani, chodili vareskari az do
chocholaskych hor k%upovat', a
lebo tajno brat javorove drevo,
alebo cele stare bulky kupova-
Ii, ma mieste rozdrobili, zhruba
okresali, a potion domov Cd
vazali, ale ich tam mohli po-
hodlne spravovat' do cista.
Cd mojho otca som pocul,
re pansky hajnik podjavorin-
sky Dol povinny kazdorocne
II. pstruhov dodavat'. Ale DR..
kornhubev hovori v svojom O.
pise ryb povazskych, re pstru
ny len ma l'avom brehu Vahu,
kde potokv vytekaiu 70 zulo-
Nych lrchov So nachodia, ale
ma praNom boku, kde cd Skali
ce = hodne WISE Pruchova zu~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

"Zahradska'. Mono re pred
historickej dobe bola tam daia
ka osada obSancovana, ma spo-
sob Podhradskych Hradisk; lie
DO nadarmo tie mena nepo-
vstaly.
Hovori sa, re ked' grof Er-
dody 70 spomenuteJ Javolin-
skej svobodnej zabavy al S
host'mi domov sa ubieral, a til
Predhradsku skalu zavrel, po-
vedal svojej LIKE: "Tuto ii
dam Elisenburg vystavit'." Ale
zostalo len pr sl'ube. Tato gro
ia este 1850. roku jake vdova
lila a statky svoje sauna spra-
vovala.
Asl pred 20 rokmi rozsilila
sa pc okoli povest', re Sd ma
samom Vrchu Javoriny utvorila
slroka a hlboka tribuna, z kto
rel predbeze len smrdute a no
ruce parry vysl'ahaju a teme
no vrchu zahaluju. Hovorilo
sa 0 tom al v Bosaci, zkadial
sd vybralo par zVedavych
chlapov, ably sa podivali: co sa
to tam vlastne stale? Ale ked'
sa vratili a cely hreben Javo-
riny pochodili a mic neobycaj-
neho tam nevideli; prisli mi Wy
sledok negativny tel vypravy
vyrozpraNat',; ia to zasluzili
chvalu, ze sa i'm nelenilo chod
re, ably sd 0 stavu veci presved
eli.
Al @ naSom Lopeniku bola
ekrsla poyest cas- vellkeho
prlvalu, re Sd so strany Kopa-
nlc"na Mravcovvch" roztrhcl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

ly neni, ami pstruhov V poto-
koch n%evidat'.
Pri konnuassacii Lubinskvch
hor udelilo panstvo Lubinskym
urbarialiStom, pc Vlacrotnom,
nakladnom pravoteni, len g..
iutar hory ma jedno urbarske
sedenie a vydelili i'm horu
tam, kde ju boil I. 1913 pc
vypaleni dediny mad'arskymi
gardistamy dospatili, ked' zoti-
nall bulky ME Il same.j zemi,
ale hodne vysoko cd zeme. re
to tam ~vyzeralo, jake obrovske
strnisko. Lubinaci pc kommas-
sacii museli 81 drefo ma palivo
kupovat' az V dalekych b.
sackych horach. kdesi sem
cital, re sa me p%revadzat' re-
vista proyedenych kommassa-
eli: neskodilo by to al pr Lu-
blsnkych horach vykonat', ably
krivda, ktora sa Lubinakom
stala, bars pc rokoch, predsa
odcinena bola. Bosacki urbana
listi lepsie pochodili pr kom-
massacid, lebo tam udelene DO
10 ma jedno sedenie 20. jutAr
hory a 10. jutar pasienku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
CIVRTEK. 9. BREZNA, 1922
JOE. Il. Hol'uby.
JAkU ULOHU HRALA JA-
VORINA PRE- OBRODENJE
SLOVACE.
L..

Ddheuy pflSll Nylelnlcl od
Myjavy ma vozoch ma noe. ably
fano obdivovali vychod slnka.
SpaVali obytajne ia vozoch,
len odhodlaneiSi 81 polihaIi ma
travu a dobre poZakryyani ca
kali rama, ba al Y noel hfadeli
smerom k Viedni, ably sa pre-
svedcill, ci je to praVda, re v
.Jasnu noe vidno $ Javoriny o.
svetlenu Viedeh. Ale urcito mi
to nikto nevedel povedat'.
Ia wac rokov SINE Sd bez
pfekazky hume schadzali ma
naSu 'sedu" JaYorinu, preto
'Sedou' nazvan1, re pc skose-
nj a shrabanl lGky, hreben ia
voriny ma sedu barvu. " Z da-
Icka poznat', ci este Stoji trava
na luke, alebo ie ~ skosena.
Ma tychto Vyletoch ST. ucastniei
70 Slovenska a z Moray osob-
ne |poznavali. milo sa pobavili,
reaeIo 81 Zaspievall a ktorym
Isla chut do tancu, phi Brod-
skej lebo Ilradistskei kapelle
( Si hpZk0z. 5kociIi. Bila ia iakO
jedna sVorna rodina, Y ktorei
Q d~aJakych hadkach a sporoch
nlkdy nebolo ami pomySlenie.
Take lednota, svornost Il shoda
.le nam al teraz Y nar0de po-
trobna, ably SINE spolu drzali.
spolu ma narodnom poll poctive
pracovali a ably SINE neboli lax
r0ZyiaZane metly, kde kazdy
rrdt inu stfanu trci, a ably ma
mas nepadalo 10 ostre kalav6
sloVo kollaloVo: % w rocky
dani Slavove,' Tuto iednotu IL
JuzoValy medzi Mani JaVorin-
ake yylety, a o lakychsi. naNza
JON Sd potleijucich stranach
nebolo tam nikdy ami reel. "a
civil SINE Sa, ked' Sme pr led
nom takom hromadnom vylete,
zlazu zazfeli dvoeh mad'ar-
skych zandarov y plnom vixu
yolenskeho vystroju, ktorych
starostlivy Novomestsky sluz
ny postal "a mann liza vVzveay.
Ale jak nahle ich staroturanie
~zazrell. $ Nehkou radost'ou
lch uVItali, whom q pivom lch
traktovali, ze mill zandaii sa
nalellte opili Il na traHe pospa-
Il, ze nemah ami casu pozapi-
soVat $ celnejSlch vyletnikov,
ale spali Jake SpaIky, al ked.
"a my w rozchadzah. lie sa y,
feJto z~andarskeJ nansete dalo !
istorou ocekavat, ~ 81 1avo.
yinskych vyIetur Novomestskl
sIaznI bude "a zaoluzne dleia
povazovat'., vylet zandarmi ro1
hanal; umIuyili smc sa. re III
cas- nebude vydrziayat' tax pc
tetne schodzky ma Javorine
len mcnsie yyIery, 4 70 tastei
Sic cez leto, hQdu ~ LoAavat'
a tax .a ID stale, lako BratI
slavskJ student, hed som DO
"a vel'okonocne p,azdninv do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
SClTANf.

Ttitel We skole (k synkovi
pytlaka) "kdyz tvui otec "a
streli dnes diva za.jice a v6era
ct.yry, kolik zastreli dohroma-
dv?"
"nohromadye Devet za.jieu,
PISA. dive slepice a bezmala sta
ron Rrozknvnu"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
Patecn1 Hodin0ve Lace u BAILEY'S: 5
Cd 1DO2 HODIN

$3.50 hackovana deka ma postei Vroubko-
wanna, velk. 7Sxs0 ma velke postele. tkana
die mars"iiskeho zpnsobu $ vy-&7 r.
strizenymi rohy Y prlzemi "a pA.SS
Zenskt pohodint botky - Mekka kuze, sn@-
rovacf, kulate spicky, gumove podpatkN,
ohebne podesVe, obycejna ce- 90 a
ma s2.es, We sk,peni "a ..... pA.lJ
ZcnskA union trika - Spodem rozvInena.
velkosti 80 az 30, Ike krku, dlouhe 4 =
rukavy, hodnoty 65c, prfzemi "a IoN
daiovt zasttrky = jen bile S tkalounem.
karnPrem a kapsou, jen tuto hodi-
nu ma 4. patre "a ......,,.,....
Neponset koberce - Spodem plstene. 9xi2
stop, aruho'riani. 2 nasieh So $3.50
knmbr.kovy muSeIin bileny, So pal. sir.
vgborng ma sitf. prada We skle- 4
peni tuto hodinu yard "a ...... Icy
Hedvhbnt m"zskt ponozky nitene, jen
nepatrne poskozene, terne q bile, OOa
cenys SOC tuto hodinc Y prfzemf 10y
5Sc empress hedyabf - Yard siroka polohed-
'vabna lAtka pozadovanvch barev, cd 2 az
do 10 yardu dtlky. tuto hodinu Or
V prfzemf yard "a ............. 10y
81 90 peiIek ma vodu - sede emajlovanl.
velk. ma IL kyartu.s Keystone TO-
znamky. tutot hod. ma 7 patre za ToC
chlnpeckt blh1y X & s. iine znamkv,
billy madras, stalobarevny perkal. volnt
s~tfizen6 S knoflikama. pro 6 az Ena
16-iete, ma >, patre IA ...t...... o>
Slamcnt kIobouky Sc stuhou z milanske-
no konopf, patt milanske i 2 prgmku. vel
Ks vyber vzorkd, pro tuto no G. 20
dinu ma 4. patre "a .........
sc skIenice ma NOdu - Pro stalou potrebu,
slime este sklo, zvlAstnf cena pro o.
tuto hodinu ma Z. pat. q IA ....
29c n a5c STUDY - Nsechny hedv. novinky
vlasovych stub, tezke- jakost1, az a.
AZ pal. sir. V prizemi yard IA
1jc kabelkoNe rdmy - Francouzske -SedG
kovovt, ovaloVe. kulate, ctverco-
We, jen tuto hodinu, prfzemi IA ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

ma, bars este ma Javorine kra-
JON lesa pod lukou vel'ke "a
veje snehu holy, zaskocil som
81 ma Javorinu, ably som videl
prebUdzajuce sa rastlinstvo ma
poGiatku lara a kochal SON sa
ma pohl'ade prvych jarnych
kvIdkov, ktore sa Z pod snahu
tiskly IA slnko, a obrubovaly
snahovy pas pod lukou.
Dakedy sa dovalily cd severn
mratna, ktore ked' zavadily o
hreben Javoriny, a prevol'o-
yaly sa k juhu: boil SINE huston
mlhou o~bkruceni; travy a saty
nam Willy a bolo sa co obavat'
~prudkeho dazd'u; ale cez trhli
ny toho oblaku pod Mani sa
valiaceho videli SINE, jake V O
blakovom rame, slnkom osviete
krasne Povazie, a zvlast' kras-
ne sa vynimal Beckovsky brad
v plnom slnecnom svetle. L to-
no SINE zatvarali, re sa toho,
cen mas sa valiaceho oblaku ne
name co bat, preto SINE sa ami
nedali ma %zpiatocny utek, ale
sme Gakali trpelivo. az sa Ease
vyiasn1. A neGakali SINE dlho,
lebo sa ~Vyjasnilo a my SINE W.
trvali Ma mieste az do hodiny
siedmej, kde SINE sa zacali H.
cit a rOZchadzat', ktori do Mo
rovy, ktori juznym svahom ma
St. Turu, Myjavu, do Lubiny
a Bziniec, len. to tax hrkotalo
cd Vozov pc kamenitej ceste, a
vedla voZov ubieraly sa hlucky
peSlakov, veducich wesley roz-
hovor, a chvil'ami vyspevujd-
cich narodne piesne.
Zvlast' zajimavy blval taky
vylet, ked' prave Veliku luku
kopaniciari kosiIi, aIebo uz su
che seno, tisto p%ristrojene ko-
raniGiarky, SO spevom hrabaly.
Pekny to Dol pohpad ma dlhy
rad zruGnych koscov, sikmo .je
den I'd dIuhym asi ma diva kro
ky od seba vZdialenych, ably
81 patty neodkosili, jake do tax
tn sekaiu kosami. ked' ktory
dokosil az pc horu, wal kosu
ma pleco a kracel k hrebeniu
vrchu, kde zacal novy rad u
kaSat': a tax sa OF Ia mmrvilo,
zakial celia plocha nebola sko-
sena. kosci herald mali 'psicu'.
Je to kraSna travicka $ tenky-
mi, Stetinovymi listami a pra-
We tax tenkVm, tuhym stebiel'-
kom, oslacim lednostranny
klasek, jake kefku Ma zuby.
Tuto travicku ami ostra kosa
dobre nezachyti, len sd podad
nu presmikne. leda kde klasek
utnuc.
Al tn pod Javorinou je INA
ma la povera Q "st'astnei re
linke." o ktorei sa hovori, re
ked Y traVe ia nu kosa trait.
hned' spadne kosiSt'a. a V u
kosenej traVe .iu potion moz-
no naist'. Jake mi ju opisovali,
hned' som badal, re je to pekna
kapradovata, asi ma piad' wy
soka rastlinka Botrychium Lu
maria. L'ahol som 81 do travy a
Vytrhol som par tychto zazrac-
nych zeliniek: comu sa oni
divili. Stara ie to, al Il Ruma-
nov znama poVera, re ked' ii
lie zahlobia klinom dieru k lei
hniezdu: odletl, donesie TIA Gu
desnu zelinku, prilozi Ju ma
Kiln, ktory hned' vyleti, a zlna
Sc dostane Go hniezda. ked'
touto Zelinou mono kliny w
razat', pfeco by nebolo mono
nan al zamkl a pI'achy DIVA
rat. Povera tedy nou al Fam
Ky otvara. Ma Javorinskei lu-
Ike dost caste rastie, ale z dru
hu Botryhlpm rutaceum som
tam len jeden jediny exemplar
n1GlpI ktpry y Poo. B.ynI b.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31
SUPREME COURT RULES
ON JAMES LAURA Sc

NJ. N. Neely, counsel for James
Laura Of Water street, who WAS
convicted in the Mar!oii County
rC!minal Court on charge of in
volitary manslaughter Ii connac-
tion with the murder Of u NJ
t"Bulldog'' Hall announced this
afternoon that the State Supreme
Court Of Appeals had gfanted q
writ Of error In the case
Following his conviction in tiie
Criminal court and being sentenc-
ed to serve five years in the
state penitentiary at Mound dsyiite.
Laura's attorney appealed the
case to the Circuit Court 81 Ma
rion County. After reviewing the
case and hearing the argumenH
Of the attorneys Interested Judge
w. S. Meredith confirmed tha
decision of the Criminal Court
Laura's attorney then appealed tho
case to the highest court III the
state and the. message received by
him this afternoon from tie clerk
Of the court means that he stin
has a chance to clear his client.
The decision OF the higher court
makes 1t possible for Neelg 10 20
before the court and show cause
why the case should be thrown oui
or remanded to the Criminal court
here for another trial.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31
AVIATOR AND sAuToSWlN
THRILLING DEATH RACE

CHARLESTON, March 81
seven-year-old Dannie Brecker
was rescued from his pertlous seat
behind q runaway horse today 10y
A. j. Nasamer; former army ayla-
tor, who swung far out from tho
running board OF a pursuing auto
mobile to pull the boy to Hafety.
John Pardue, driver Of gfo-
Gerry delivery wagon owned by
Dannie'si father, had summed TO
safety when the horse ran away,
leaving the little boy cltnginE to
the seat. AS the horse zig zagEed
down Broad street. Nh. Nasamer
;tumped to the automobile occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs Sam Mendel-
sohn and they set out Ia pursuit.
When they drew up beside tile
wagon the ex-aviator SWINE hia
arm around the boy, while pannle
clutched his rescuer meek and
was pulled into the automobile.
The runaway stopped when Tho
wagon caught on an Obstruction
near The Kanawha and Michigan
railroad depot
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31
|ETEND|H0S'iPIT.AIL !
sDRIg|!E ONE DAY
Memberships Coming in Slow.
lyWfth Only 125 Report
edlin Campaign

a.
owing to the inclement weather
loday, the Cook Hospital member
.hip drive will be extended until
somorrnw, it was announced to-
say. All wards Of the city and
Ehe subnfhs are being thoroughly
|anyassed and Sat noon today six
III the twelve chairmen reported a
Total Of 35 members, or S125,
Ehe other six chairmen having not
jaported atithat time.
An appeal is made to the public
II lkrge to support the campaign,
Ind the fact that Cook Hospital
S the only institution OF its kind
lere Is considered reason enough
hat II should be well supported
Ind maintained.
Every dollar turned into the
hssociations goes toward the i'm
liroyement of the hospital in the
way OF making rooms CHEEKY and
|omfrotable, and in providing a
hood wholesome diet for the pat
Tents. Atspresent the hospital Is
|illed to the limit. which goes to
,how that the institution Is in de-
hand and that its need in the
lommunity is most urgent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31
KANSAS COURT AWAITS
STRIKE DEvELO OPMENTS


TOPEKA, Kans., March 31.-
Further developments were await
ed today in this section following
action taken yesterday by the
Kansas industrial court In It's issu.
ance OF an antistrike order. The
court ordered the present wage
contract in the Kansas field to con.
tinue in''ettect thirty days following
April 1. And at the same time in
structing officers Of both miners
and operators TO speed up their ef.
forts toward an agreement before
that time expired. The order was
signed by Judge McDermott.
The order came after an ali day
hearing before the court, at which
Ira Clemens, president Of the
Southwestern Operators Assoeia-
tion, George Peck provisional
president OF District Il, Thomas
HARVEY; provisional secretary.treas.
urer for the miners: union and w.
"A. johnson, general counsel for tho
operators, M
Both Clemens and Peck declared
their willingness TO meet Ia an ef.
fort TO gotiate a contract
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31

MRS. ELLIS R1NKEAD (ABoVE)1
WHO WOULD FREE OLIVIA
STONE, THE WOMAN WHO
SLEW HER HUSBAND (BE-
L0W).
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March al
Mrs. Ellis Kinkead, widow of the
slain Cincinnati lawyer, would
let Olivia Stone, his murderer, go
free. sorrnw has mellowed her
hatred into pity. &,
Both women had loved the
same man. One won; the other
lost. Tie loser 60k his life, and
nov stii III s.js
,kfnkead must d ppe for lis 1fos.
ecution to save Miss IS Stone, But
In my heart, Il the widow said.
the name of her husband, for
Miss Stone claims he had made
her his common law wife before
he married.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-31
WEST VIRGINIA
!. Operators ] NOT
! !. TtlsIIhlP0R|I.II'. N .h.E...|il ] |
No Effort to Be Made to 0per.
ate Mines in New River
Coal Section

CHARLESTON, March 31.-A
Variety OF positions were held by
operators and miners in the diff
ferent coal fields In the southern
part Of West Virginia today, the
last under the wage contract be-
tween employers and the United
Mine Workers. With strike or
der by the union for tomorrow,
some operators had offered re.
duced wage scale direc to their
employees, other announced their
intention to continue part time on.
erations under pay reductions that
had been in effect, while the nom
union fields were apparently con-
tinuing their policies unaffected
by the union plans.
Operators In the New River dis
trict will continue to pay the rates
for mining and day labor known
as the November 1917, rate IL the
miners desire to continue work
under those rates. T. L. Lewis,
secretary OF the New River Coal
Operators Association said today.
There will be no men Simported
there will be no armed forces en-
ployed to guard property; the op.
orators have confidence in their
employees and believe that nearly
all are law abiding"; Mr.. Lewis
continued in explaining that II the
men did not wish, to work on the
1917 scale and went on strike no
effort would be made to operate
the mines. The association IN.
cludes operators OF 119' mines In
Guiding parts OF Fayette, Raleigh
and Greenbrier Counties, forming
one of the smokeless coal fields.
The Kanawha Coal Operators
Association has posted a new wage
scale at its mines, which follows
quite closely the same November
1917, rates although with slight
differences. In announcing 1t,
they reaffirmed as part OF the
policy their. previously announced
stand for, an open shop and no
check off. The answer OF the un-
ion officers to this announcement,
besides taking issue with some Of
the grounds given by the opera
tors for their action, stated that
the union miners Of the state
would remain loyal to the prInci.
pies laid down by their information.
al organization.
In Mingo County miners who
went on strike nearly two years
ago are still maintaining their or
ganization and strike, the district
officials were told at a recent con-
vention, while the operators state
that they have sufficient men to
run their mines and that many OF
OF these men are former workmen.
In a number oftother fields in 3the
southern part Of the state, Of which
that in Logan County is one, there
has never been any contract with
the union ard despltea ahhouce-
iment that stsnonunion workers would
be asked 10 Join the strike move
ment,' operators In these fields
have been contracting for delivery
ot coal after April I, which some
/ Continued on Page Eght)
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Dye Embargo Continuation
Approved by Finance Body

WASHINGTON, March 31.-A
provision in the permanent tariff
bill under which the present dye
embargo with licensing system
would be continued for one year
from the date OF the signing OF
the measure was agreed upon to-
day by majority members Of the
Senate finance committee The vote
was six to four.
At the expiration OF the one year
period duties proposed by the sub.
committee would come into force.
Those duties are seven cents a
pound and fifty per cent advalorem
on intermediate unfinished cpm-
ponents Of dyes, and seven cents a
pound and sixty per cent advalo-
rem on finished coal tar products.
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.PLANTOPAY0WN
SCALE Until new
WAGESAREF FIXED
Official Statement Made After
Today's Meeting Of Opera
tors Association

Members OF the Northern West
Virginia Coal Operators Associa-
ton, at a meeting this afternoon
unanimously decided 10 deal In.
dependently with their employees,
using the scale that best fits their
individual locations, but to remain.
as an association, ever ready to
deal with c. Frank Keeney, pres
ident OF District II, United Mine
Workers Of America. should the
union decide to meet the onerat.
ors again to formulate new
scale. A. Lisle White, president
Of the association, gave out the
following official statement ex.
planning the assocIations's stand;
/ "0n March z, the directors Of the
Northern West Virginia Coal 0per,
taors' Association met In their Of
flces at FaIrmopt, West Virginia,
and allthorizedt the advisory board
OF the association to invite district
Officers of district No. IT,. United
Mine tofkats of America, into CON
fataftS an 4, : AlStfre ~ t5Ieg8tiS
5inS wage scale and working agree
frtient TO bet6me effective after the
expiration of present contract
March 81, 1922.
1.-THE membership OF the North.
ern- West Virginia Coal Operators
Association is composed OF the ma
jority Of the operators in twelve
and one.half counties in Northern
West Virginia with an approximate
normal annual production OF 20,-
100000 tons and approximately
10000 employees.
"In accordance with the instruc.
tions from directors of this associa'
ton, the advisory board sent an in
vitatlon in the form OF telegram
to President c. F. Keney Of district
No. II, United Mine Workers OF
America, to meet at Baltimore on
the 18th OF March. Mr.. Keeney &C.
Continued on rage Eighty
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Both b 6 o. and Western.
Maryland Railroads Shy
on Cars
COAL ABOUT.
ldinfng School Starts on
Tinbsring at Tonight's
Session

A Empttes are slightly short on
10th the Bl "a o. and Western
aryland Railroads today, al
hough II isinot OF serious enough
/ toporttofis to amount to much.
Mines on! the three railroads
,1day ordered 1 ,161 empties, and
,he desire apparently to the last is
10 load all Of the coal possible.
rhe orders were. placed as fol-
lows: Monong gahg division, b. & o.
4 ~. while there are but 635 emp
ties and only 52s OF these were
placed at I o'clock this morning;
Western Maryland, so, while the
empttes numbered ~ j and 1874 on
the Monong gahela Railway, where
there were sufficient cars, of
which 1S4were placed on The NJ,
z w.
Qperattons along the Charles
u division. 3. a o., today order
40 empties, all Of which were
seed On the Mononga1teia ratf-
~ in Pennsylvania there were
pnly 1856 empties ordered. all OF
which were placed.
Heavy Coal; Stocks (.
a One tting ii apparent, and that
lthat there can beSno coal biisi-
IS for a month or two whether
strike - settled Within the,
4.Hi iitirty dass gfi,itot u silif =
|nonters Who went East recently
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