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VOL. XXIII. No. 43. MANASSAS, -VA, FBIQAY, MABCH 15, 1918
POORQUAUTY OF SEED CORN -
SERIES OF ROBBERIES
PriTftte Viettau af Buvlara.
All 8 c « l Cora S & o i i r i e Tested Mr. P.
REGISTRANTS FOR MMTARY SERVIOS
11.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
CROSS ASKS •CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING
FOROLDCLOTBES '• ' -SL.^SnSi:; .^* "
AmwicMi Tel^rmph and Td»-phone Company, of Kemlfa<t<3n;
Partkidar attention thi» year, Va., waft robbed at the New Bfaould be given to germination Prince William Hotrf I»8t night.
L.-PPO«t,n *»P«nn-'air FHww a ^ Utiaty .jiUi-h Gar—to N—dwi fw Oiu AlUwt of Unesnien for tbfj ftff thf niiwHWaljafc f lipw J •JQ ar Thaga?* Behfaid the
fcy the Dbtrfct, f B t f i f '% ri^^^- t«^^
Below is pubhahed a list < registrants for military sorvie*
tests of seed com. Because of ^ - Proffit was a guMt at the f^gj^ ^^^^ county who claimedjof the Commission of Relief in early fioata and w«t weather [iwtej and occupied «Toom on the defenad dassifieation as bein^Bet^um. the American Red last faU, as well as the severe ^ aecond floor just oflf of the porch engaged in agricultural pursuito winter that followed, much Vir- j on the north side of the buUding. g^^ ^ho have been classified by ginia grown com and that grown ? Burglars entered his room dur- • ^j^ Exemption Board 'for the in other states is worthless for,»n8: the night through an open'E^tgrn Wstrict of Virginia, seed. Gennmatrai teats show i window stealing his pocket*ook,: included in^ ffieTist are~tfie
$172.06. >To
Cross has set aside the week ^xa March 18 to 25 for the eola t i o n of spare^clothing for the ^ufTering people of Belgium and
that com which waa left In Ite of MV6MI Registrants jaorthem France under the occu-patXHi of the enemy. ^ ^Jhese Alies of ours behind
Tiamasr „ field during December and Jan- f-due has been\found 1^ which • ^Yto took an appeal from the to -uary or stored out hi xJoors in. the lairs^ars cai be traced. I^^ Board for ^Prince ll^lKam poorly protected tribs is 8OT0U8-1 "ndeves last night ^roke into ^^unty to the District Board, ly injuxipd. 3waa ears may be'» »y« car "tanding on the aiding j ^ figures and letters good liMt oUierB in the same crib! at the freight depot Until the ^^ classification given by the are noT worth pianting. We KOO B contained in the ear are j ter board. lA indicates a would urge th«%fore that ears,checked up it cannot be awo'-'g^Qgi^ man ^thout d^wndent intendied for seed be tested attained just what was stolen.' pgjj jjygg. 3J indicates a necea-home before shelling and tiHMW SeveraUpairs of shoes ixmsjgned gguy ^ assoe&ite or hir-ears showing potn- gamination toHiW)a4Giddinga-areniij8ing.'j5j njanager of neceasaQr agi^«^itatieB.'' diaeanlea. Many crop feflurea ^ , 5 * ; ^ 2 f » ? ^ J ^ I cultural enterprise: 2C indieate. | T M Commi«non for Belief wiB iBBUlt if tfri* i« r^o.*Ar«ia «wl, w»a taken by the robbers with. peceesary skiUed farm laborer infk i^ larmer can aflford, in tiiis !»•] the e x M p ^ agrfenltund oiter-nod <rf labor IBIIOMB, h i i h , f i » « * , c»te *b«t was broken|priie;4AiB<fig|*es'araan whoae prieaa and f«>d « a r < % j t o t l * B . o ^ ' ' wife or chfldi^ are tfainljt i»^
ly p»«ntfng i S a gf n w ^ f c - Ira^. Beiai wto conducts kBuwu feiuiiBaliok.
aad BdiaUa ifcthad of
Utere are aeareral easy a^f^l-
pfUdfBit «w |rin lahftr for sinmott^ ra^M^^and rooming haoae in jp iidicates an onakilled hariBS-
unweksome jfueat on Friday jug jr sole nsaaaging, isontrdnir of last week. This gttert \ ^ dii«:ting jbead «f Meeaaai
not enter as does the «ver-' gric^turai eaterpriae; 3K hwii-ni|ht d a m ISiMe nethoda (^ teating _
com, any one el whicMwy 1»JNgBJBg*"' g^f^ °*!?! i?r' ***" made at home.. The '^lit Doff* * >WW, -Iwit f ffarfwl. •• wtftttty and "Seed Box" axe peri|«s« tik*^ P ^ & i c ^ ! ^ ' < ^ * J ^ - ^
higMy s p e d ^ ;
imfieates jimiily uaed. _ PfobabbfJiMBlffli^ ifi»« BwiaT^^ S f " ^ * « « ipiM^ married num. triOi^ar
^totnelRtes^eBiv. «i«6plBS. ran^ac^ **» bou8!i>^ji,adtwi, ae SSa-at
manaam
S i l i eartennvety used with rdia- «nd obt^ied about &tty ddlars_}egg cWkben, who has ^uAittii-m leautta by ^jgwera in | i » for Ms ttwOile. Jb*. Raid's .Hy<^^i».„,y,^H«>>yrfiy^ gritt eom belt «^tiie centiral f ^ « ^ l f r . > ^ ^ ^ ^ J W « J J 1 1 ^ i«Scatea r e g W ^ who iiiii aiiil i[i iliisijUil liiiii fill "" r ^ ^ ^ «AiH «hftot «1Q. j . | „ ^ I,, ,„y nii,^ drririon nf ^ ^ ^ tbe'Wefit of iiKMe not fami ly *^J^- ^ ^ B a d ^ ^ wMli meUioda of teating ^t—^Ifc H^inea, 11*0 in a& okl teme. The seed box nK^hod is ">»«. beari the attroder an4 equally i^iabk! and preferied by t*ii»»B«: it was a i n e n ^ aaaqyilTu not, however^ as eon- fiimily «afO¥H« abent the hetu^ iteueatBK'^eaaiy made. | A l notiweatiiprte. Mo
Oaaal. VrAT^^pkimi. TfokesviDc C. R. Painter. Gainesrill*. Ckas. W. Raaiten, 3«PBK. L. Q. Mow, QnaoBtieo Wm. a»mpeU, ^ " Chitt. B. anSiA, W<
(HiM Mary Urkin^ Secretary)
Ptrflewing an appeal on behalf
German lines—^the rich as as the poor—with their na
ve stock of raw n^aterials long iince exhausted, and no commer-ttal imports since thfe first dev-^Ptaticm of their country, need •S-and need promptly," says the appeal," ' hls reUef in their des-
-you hage—the «|i>tliliig and the generous ;de-
ke: to share i t with thMe un-fwrtonates who are experieoeuig iipiiji iif ll»i iViiiiliiliiLi III iiiii fja* from f h ^ ^ *_ldMAJ>Ba»i.-dfBce haa spared us at home in Ajperiea.* Siaee t lw ezhansti<»
native suppKea, young moth-« been turned away by
fagn eauyjjf stCHh
"wartft tfft"*"** and other Iqndis of doth- I t j s jnrt >a sad and terriMe.-for »
to Tauffor imd die "oyer then!" as. 3 i « e at home where yon wpi* l hold in ntter edo-
ffalt Mrtbni for tttir toyrbto t l w ^ l n r s ^ ««a has-beoi-
' ** yitttii, ^«"~«''»' Boy some aheeting of a good tn view of the tact that the jp^fk Qdim, Asngwyaie^ l0ra:appeiusierBeat fiieaiefcy f • « f t S S ^ i ^ J S * ^ * .-- . ,^. maraiwtrtii. it pai^ j toto . Mristqw'.'.'.l!,.....iKF5
itm. etti. Wm. F. VaAmak. C«thuvtfc....viC
igaowd Uw oHWPUifllty Oft gtn ^ same relM .
rXA^ Tdist yeirJn Belgium one tiaid " | 7 to have a pair of riioes re-
at ed. They must have ahoea and they must have scrap leaQi-or with i^ich to rq afar the
CONFERENCE OFTEACflERS
XmUM^l^a^ I>.«i<>»-«rBi BeU ta UiUM Bntkn. through here on Mwiday. were Chuieh Nei.t Thiusdaj overheard speaking of Manassai u a "i»etty tdwa." —^-
In the effort to perpetuate 1 _» •_ - - ... E<J „ •w«<. —»„•-*• *i. r^' T The program of the Edoca-that repatation,the Civic League'. . i ^ * e /> • •\. J • . ^ „ , , , tional Conference of Congrea-met on Monday night, March 11, „ i r« 1 • * IT u „ *.!.**•."• .c T on . 1 1 • ^ fw. TT „ ;8ional District H shows that the * t 7:30 odock m the Town Hdl, j *• i *• * u • m# ,.•. . , ^ T« :. « ^ T ^ educational meetmg to be m Ma-with Mr. G. Raymond Ratcliffe, president, presiding. It was d&< nassas OQ Thursday and Friday,
J -J i u i j 4.U 1 *• i March.21 and 22, will be one Of cided to hold the annual meeting,^ , . . . ^. • . ,. . , ... ^. - , unusual mterest. Many mter-according to the constitution, on' .. . . ... . . . . .. c^ M J • » •, \ u eating topics will be discussed the- first Moftda&jn Apri l .thfiL i , „ ^ ° ^^A ^ - - ' ..-a * t n OA V"i r ^ Lt I by men and women pronunent m first, at 7:30 o'glock, ,fnrthe eler-, y , , , ^ ^ , , -^ -•. , — . „ •-— • Virginia 8 educal i^al iSairsr tion of ofikers. The League will adjourn in time for the members to attend the Red Cross meeting. The three committees of the League were asked to have reports ready for this
Among the speako^ wul be: Dr. J. S. Jannan, D r . X A. C. Chandler, Hon. R. C. Steames, Hon. Haixis Hail , Prvt Cha8.-G^^(bF-phis and Col. Thos. B. McAdiuns.
The Conference meeting wiU
\
m e e ^ g , so that the League am i^ hdd in the United Bn/Oam p r o c i a immediately ^^^ ^^ cbuKb on WB^ i^r^ usual,work. The executive com-^ . : mittee having endmrsed.the plan;. to change the hieeting date from ~ the first to the second M<widay AM. of each month in ultler to SvVrtlT "•' urgmniMtfon.
TtrntwimT. March tL U..-
night, notic^ was given that the ' ASWSS. pngmsed •change would be c<» ig:Ofl irtrW • ^ aidered at the April meeting. ^.^M. \ • •;'' ——'
A cwnmHUie lajnsiBtiHg otf' *^^^^^^^ •* Messrs. G. Raymond" RatdifTe,* n J ^ i E i W. C. Wagener and Rev. A i ^ 4 , . -^ ' itedt^T^ Ur.-Sedey was awointed to learn I Btoram. tiw eyena^ rf rearing Ijte two ChrOiaA Belief—
TSe~
Oril to Oe
hMse trou^ia.
WAKT FARMERS R E L E A ^ D
rrapiCBi
ahoes yon Ipye mad the other fchn— nnj h r i n y wiiini «VW
hsavy ipiality, -or . suUidile matwial, tear—into «tf sti^s about 8 inchea wide, from would be adviaabla set ^ j» t» 6i«cfc kmg, hem the zn^^M • • ? *» tate advantage o« «be ap-JMmig
Mart jip^ atrilt infai r-=*—'' T offend by tlie b i ^ o ' ^ j ^ ^ ^ Sbmit 4 isdwa w ^ tat the aaf6 keepiBg a€ motiey chaa. s . W<
wdth a iMwrypendlmaik and *nd valnabks. Bolk buikiag £ S L N ' ^ I M B . SMjmMABt. 11- Lactatt, BwrfHaa,,.l^
thore. In aiMne phieea wfa<^ families
aoaik tfce «Mi . Bprtmi ovt oa a
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C &«ff . MaMMaai Jm. P. S a u a . MatoawBe JaaM* K. WWtter, Kopp MarahaU Pattcfaao, AsBewriDe
4ak table marked side ig dose to t iw eara. The fhpokl be mmAered and piaceA
"lM»y«li far Meptaieation. ife-i ^ - ! marwtrJLsi^ move sEklpenMiB firaim ear noni-i ' I ^ ec^Bfi^sSeBtri* uieeting Kca^ wiijiama,
bar one—six from ear nomfaer FHdigr wai a succeasfnl. " ^ JJj^ T i £ ^ * N « t e ^
xc
aleep iogetlier tp S a r e j smi^ £raneft
iBtaay nurttxesaea are niaife 4)f sndks atnffed'^with dry leaves. Hbqiitab mad other hjstitatimia saffer for want of dieets.
K is naeleas to aend a j^indSC whidh ia not made of the atrmg-
liSftluKt and most durable m^berial, 1^ says, the Commission, s s the
H M PUee « f ttaafe IB ' aeatioa xt the Taoas CMoc E. Lay Hedge.
Commissioner of Agrieultorej <i.W. Koinerrbas been endeavoring to h e ^ the farmers qf the state to l o i ^ up the prodiicti<« of food in atdor to provide for,
latomal; BeeeptioB. AdbeaMa of Wrieoeae hj J
C«wga C
B*9. T. D. JP. am*kr*mt
Addwaa, The Effeeta of t h e WetU War
the army, the a l l i^ u id the peo-jtle of Virginia Thf keynnte-rf his Systran has been to leave the A. M-farmers at work on the farm and 9H» ExeentiTc SeaniB. alas the skilled fara^ labocer. Beport. rf &*«it«e«.
*xfepavta' es Covnt^ • • t h e CM«w^~
the. Commissiontfs of Agneul- - fwai. 1 ^ in Manphia a sfaort time isc<« VeeatigMl flwaim' ago, and reaohitiooa were adop- 7" B i t e r Kotal Scheel^ as ted reqoesting the War Denart-nifimrto exionpt &iHn military sorviee the fanner and the farm lab(««r. A committee met members o£ the military committee
• Britbawz
if aqnare nnmhsr .Tlif priiirtglr nhiccta of
•bjeeted te thejirf Oengreas and uigMJ suth SP;. imi«t9»e. Gaim^t^jtkpssjreoHgsve^^eedy reliirf
.. .tf however, need net be in perfect hi time for theBosy spr^^irm - ^ nvtirr^'tbtn. an. 4ip»
. ' i s ^ a hmidred thooahnd womai in
two. e t c , onto doUt is flflrt.tliffl meetmg begm at one end and n A being to^^ber to e a i « ^ hot to scatter the ker- woi^ w i t t QMEB-nelsoQt of the aqusrea. By m g a smaQ hxegidar piece of state t^edafiste. wood as a core in raffing a more
to g ^ O e i^i^Br^srKTmimir,jt^maK p&ua of
^^^^5.^*^SiL:::-.S^ *^^ "«*^ ^ ^ •: ^ ^ ^ Mr. KfHner stated in an intei^
gk»w yesterdav: The Preddent. Efaeer M. SfaalTer, Ibnaaaas
A C.
2C todwettiqiKn their miaery when in °* '* '^ ^^^'^l^^^tt^'^-l^''^*^^**^^ repairing, r^,J€^fp«v-ot.K««».J»«li
• -.SC
a recent letter to Governor p ^
the new adective aervioe UAard H. Lee, Bristow. lA pfaig vp OT jeaBalOBig oM doth-;der ___ __.. .- ~- _ ^ ! ^ ^ T S ^ S L i " ^ : ^ i A ««r •• - - - fiiiai6M« TTls^^iaedTKa-^
_. , „ — • - K - i . - M i - Oi«i"irc«™u,CbefTyHai.:; . . lP 0De4hiid of every shipment skilled farm laborers essential . •me meeting was to be h d d m • • t e r . . c.„AUe», N o k « ^ .4C ^ , o t o the people of the north; to the continued snd undimm-
ieha c. Btii. N<Ae«yiii«... .\^.-40^ Fknee ,down dose bdiind the'iahedopoatioaiaof f h i m c n d i a B t»k=tkird8 be defema teClaas 2r
Myrtle C w a l l
unifrain gemunatkn wfll result, the Town Htf but owteg to „»«»»ii«r Ti*4he roO looedy in the middle weathor conditiona and the haU jJlSi^fL*gij^irt^"o^i^^^^. .*C with a strip of doth and namb« bring l « g e c j ^ w ^ ^ tfaa roO xm^o^ndaiorjdaat i^ ttjns heU in the dmetoa roo» wute.M. Oavia: ITd^ctoa «C go to Belgiam. Tlie-gar^
flcatioo later. Adimional rdis hi fbelCeSqati Bpak of may be iUled qntfl the reqirfred
n.i;.B.BafiM,
^n uux umB the Saaata
Han's Wear—Shirts (pref era-
ameimt of seed hiM been tested. { Bdow is a re8oh|tion Afla fiffing soak tlM rah in wa-!iBg their thanks for tUa room: AT L. aaitth. RotaariUe ta-fromtwotofonrhoais,/fcafaii We, the eo«rty agarta of the ^ { ^ ^ ' n S S r t e i ^^ pi«^ »«« «> tfcKie etrtpe rf Nocthen Ylrgsift DtAncf^wiA c! A AMa—.•catharpa^ wood under the roll for drainage to hereby cmrrey to the MattaMl JJ^g**S2toJ?*iuS while the aaad is apiiMiting and Rank nf Minasaai nwr smj AI W. Umith. y>iii'imiiw-''P!yj;*'^[^j*"- ^ pievent too ewneet thanka for their cmgr- j ^ x ^ S ^ ' p j ^ S h S ^ ^
drying. Do not jcover iTi "f»ef tiltiilwl iiw ami alaii" iwif iiamj wi'tit lUna»«ai
. , 4C
Bk
and hits been reported to the mik- . itaiy eeounittee of the Houac of ^ ^
i f^ *-} .m- 'P I •••••*-Htiaa g n i n f the See-tnma^ retary of War authority to f ur-. l A
: : i c en.eoata,worfc-aaits (ovendM), hmgh aoldiers from the eampa ••*g smts (th^^-piecs),sheas>ovet^far civfl ocenpatiops. H this
::;ac o o i ^ jeneys. sweotera. socks hiD liecomcs a laiw and the j&Jm» 10\4 and 111, ^
Women's Wear—Shirta. draw- hMg^ed
t i ^ t but provide for ventihttion thanka for the use of thrtr com- £ j - GainesviQe.
' «ra and tlinn_,liborer» ire fur-SK WomoL'LWear—SMurta, oraw- hwibed to tte
'?y «a, waet alipa, pottjcpsta, hkw- they: £aaH_& vei l ** " ' ^ taidly needed t « | ,
to the fannos of this
sfbetent^ ..SC aea,aknits,ov»t»ats,aoita (twoHjBid ha«^ help ^ *» iaOMmUm m^fm.
bypro<«Hng-aptheadg»^af t h e T ^ ^ ^ comfortjMe ami ^ \ g ^ G ^ u ^ T ^ . •.-« ^ ^ ' j ^ ^ " ^ atodonga S^try . At-this^ time K pff-lHBhiar Cf^enrmiow-tart in the box. The rolls may be covered '»«" •«»»»«* ™ f ^ ^ ^ „ „ „ „ tX a»»effer. Nok«.v, 1, «C .^^^ 7 ^ gv g^awls. cent ef the National Army is fidds of this aUte that have al-with a moist cloth if this is pref-^ J. H. QUISKNBERRY^^w. «. * « . . Jr.. Xok««ne 4C <™^', " ° ^ ""Jf-
Ray S. Spnnkei. Mar.awas lA B o y S WeST—tsmrtS, erabk to the box. Keep the rolls: tn -* warm,JHKwn KTrowHt Tii F. j but away from stoves and nuli&-. tors Under such conditiona the — ' •; \».. rf'adv to count in
J. G. BRUCE, W^TRANE MiCiiAUX;
Committee.
'^. '^tos ''iitharri BriiLow. . • . . iC , „ ; • «
Irrtn S Spitz«r. Pr. :---.» U COatS
onion composed of farmers and farm Teady 1>e«i damaged by bad
- N' - . JM G. f'ayne. ' 'ho H K TVr
1.^
laborers. Unloaa such action ia wpathpi", rodents and birds^ suits, ahoea. overcoats, speedily tjflcen, it will be an im- With a shortage of labor bow
posafbflity, on account of the can the farmer? save -v ii; o '-Wear—Dresses, skirts. {Treat scarcity of farm help, to tt.'ind-r.f " m a-d yir .v.-' v: i
>se: draw- maintain .ast year s nn-i ') T h r r r art- a t •.ca.> 2u.JCK. . III
• ii. . « i m i . . u j j ^ "X^)?! i-:;:*-'
PACE TWO THE MANASSAS I5mN •j-jC"- -.•••^i^z pR!^'^.iifc<Hgft-4€^::t^
POORQUAUn OF SEED CORN
(Continued fmm P»gp Onw)
nebs from each ear do not produce vitorous sprouts the corresponding ear is discarded and for best returns in the field this should be done. If com of this grade -is not obtainable select the be^t ears and increase the amount planted per acre to re-
- place the d«fieieat quality Method forlMtingShrlled Sead
«n r)*ijirmin» th^ P#rr«w^.
age of Germination. Although the ear test is con^
sidered the most profitable, method of testing com, and the one recommended, the testing of shelled seed is considerably less trouble. It gives the percentage of germination of the entire lot and is much better than no test. If shelled seed is to be tested, first select the best ears from the bulk lot, shell them and when the first bushel of shelled seeds is obtained mix thoroughly and- tAkfi HflVftral handfuls from different parts of the container. Keep this separate; empty the first bushel and shell more ears until the next, bushel is obtained.- Mix this and take out several handfuls as before. When sufiicient seed has beeir shelled. mix thoroughly the
e Securities other than U. -S. bonds (not inchidinK stocks) owned unpledged •• 6,000.00
9. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (60 per cent of subscription).. 2,300.00 10. a Value of banking house , 12,000.00 11. Furniture and fixtures . .'. ^.._.._ 6,00<).00
,12. ResF estate owned-otiier than banking house. -27,911.7* Lawful reserve with Federal Beserve Bank 16,992.63
- 29,639.20
small amounts taken from each bushel, and from tnis count 600 kernels just as they run, keep-ing each 100 kernels separate: Then obtain some caulun flann^ outing flannel, heavy -sheeting or some other sbitalde cloth and cut intb sqtiu^ about 12 by 12 inches. Spread out one of tbme squares which 'has been w<iB moistened, mlo a sQ£^ Iwx a ^ place und^ of wood to provide for drftinayw. On this scatter the first hundred kernels so that i^ey- do" nc± touch.each othier and cov«* with another square of moit^ doth. The next hundred kern^ may be placed on the top doth and thp pnyess, fppeatgd^until ths SIX 100 lots ha i& bMD aeed^ Cover an sn% a jUfsuit ^ c^ prevent uniform gerniina^n nifty result if only three 100 lots idie i^aced on top^of each o<^y. ^ee^ia^|^3„^^^ ^ ^ 6.W8-warm room Ipf e oays tnen count the sprouts. • , •
The number which sprout ^ each 100 gives ^ e peareentage of germination for that hundred. To determine the avefaga pep-centage of germination add lEe; total number of sprouts on the six clothd and divide by six. TIte average nprvtmi.^gtfr «rf aan^mm.
tion may be used to iddsrmine. the amount to ]dant par aarCif only 50 per cent germinates twice as much shcMild be l^anted
cent germinates. ~ '• -~y.—"— If preferred this test may be
made by acfag the kcmcls in rows of 100 kemdb eadi In a box of wet sand. Cover the seeds with a qumw Of a iMh of sand and placajMLthin a moint cloth. Keep- the doth moist, heat the ami but before {dadng the seeds, to room temperature. After plae-ing the kernels leave in a warm room for six or seven daya. The
seed, as wdl as dealers, must comply s»th -thia_l«ejf_8eed is shipped by mail or by common carrier. Seed in lots of 10 pft^nHa nr mnrn fnwnHiti-
OF exposed for SHIP is liahift ta
the Commissioner of Agriculture, Richmond, Va.
In reply to inquiries regarding
not tagged to- comply with the that the small amount of alcohol state law, and the vender or, recovered, the cost of transpor-shipper is subject to prosecu- tation, recooperage, and redis-tion. . Shelled fiolH com may be ^tillation would make the cost to sold for cleaning and testing, if i the government greater than it o tagged, without giving the {is now^ paying. The average
above information on the tag. Opies of the Virginia Seed
Law attd information eoncora ing-its requirements, as well a» additiorial informStlOTi fcfrtniys. ing, testing and tagging seeds may be obtained upon request to proximately $400,000,000.
yield from confiscated liquor would not exceed 5 per cent, of alcohd.
United States for candy is ap-
Charter No. 6,032. - Beserve District No. 6. BBPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF MANAS
SAS, AT MANASSAS. IN THE STATE Of VlRGDtlA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 4, 1918,
RESOURCES. 1. a Loans and discounts ^300,251.56 2. Overdrafts, unsecured «.-y.-S. Bonds (ethw tiMHi Ubevtr BMids of 1917):
636.86
- a - U r ^ beads dsposited ta secure circulsHon-ty**-value) 22,500.00
c U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness pledged to secure i>ost«l savings depoeits (par value) 1,000.00
6. Liberty Loan Bonds: a Liberty Loan Bonds, 3Vi per cent and 4 per cent, unpledged
7. Bonds. Securities, etc. lether tlUB U. S.):
23J50O.0O
1,485.00
13. 15. Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks 16. Net amounts due from banks, bankers. Mid t*B8t companies
other than mel ted in Items 13,14, and-15. Totals of Itons 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. 29324.65
19. Chkiks xux Uaiiks le<#ted outside of eity w tow» of rspetting bank and otiier cash itenis, . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20. B«demption fond witfa U. S. Trctwnrer Mid due tram V-Treasurer . . . . , . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .>. . .^• . i • •
gg War .Sti"ingt C '-Hfii *—- » « -' %^ ft wa™p« actually owned.
286 J»
Total .M2S.70a.44
...•.• • • • • _ • • • — — — IJABIUTIBS; — 24. Capital stock paid i n . . . . . . . . . . v . . . . . . . . . . . . 26.-Ssipha funS . \ . . . . . . . . .
i.-a tlndhrided profits . i . . . . b Less cuiTent expenses, interest, «nd taxee paid
29. Amount reserved for all interest aeonied SO. Cbenlating iM^es outstanding;...............^l^j_
Net amounts due to NatioMl banks.
HA2646
160^.00 ,26«ooo.oe
40. Dtvidends unpaid 44; Fiaatid savtanrdnwlts . r. 46. 0«lmr MB** *'rffffBlh-rfT=r'
Total .|436.7iOil4« State of Virginia, County «f Prinifce William, ss
I, L. Frank Pattie, Cashier d the above-named bankj do soIm< •" " .» > . - knowfc
swea^ that the lAove atatemoit is trae to the best of my knowledge afad benefc..
L. FRANK PiCTTIB, Caibier. ' ' e< Mawh. laife-SttbxattwMUHl awum bi befwei
QwiBCI^AUafc-R. a HTNSON,
C. E. NASH, Dixwitois.
WiCBlPtrYC~"»^BB^jC%-'yTO* Oi
EBPoarr OF THE anrDiiioN OF THE PHQPLBS NATIONALHAMJL OV MANASSAS. AT MAMASSAS, Df THE STATE GfP VpfidriA. AT
" THE CUIBE €9 BUBJWBB8 <Wf MAE<!H 4, t»m .••;- ^r' '—--^
1. a Loana and discooats 2. Overdrafts, mseenwd
RES0tq^(Gai&
S:U. - s TT. R. Beads (par vatoe)
b U. S. boada and eertiikatea tl
te -aa^»a cfeenlalioii
; . . . . . ..|887,S7».7« . . . . . . . . . nhSS
idedged to aenro t . & d ^ I>WjOe
«. Liberty Lean
9. stock of'Federal Reaerre fi^ (GO par oott of ICT a v a n e it Jjanking hooae 11. Foraiture and fixtarsa IS. Lawfid reserve .iirith Fegeral Reaerve Bask IS. Oksb in vault and net aiaoawto da* tnm nstkni 18. .Cheeks im other faaidcs in the sane dty or town as repogting
bsnk (Mtliif than Tteiw 17)
31,000.00
; 1.176.0a l ^ O O J O I L --J.0O S ^ O O
14,in7.04 rtjs»^M
U , Oteeks on ban ta leeatod eotside of-«ity or to"** «< i»r|w«tinK bank suad oOiar easb JMsas. . :T.V;
20, RedoBptlon fond wifli U. S. Tlsaamt arf ^ e tnm U. 8.
sprouts should thai be ready to count and Qie pereentate may be detenmned ai atwweoqffimid. ^«ed Cera (MTered for Sds Urn*.
Be^toed . Com sokl on)tbe«0 )• exnopt
from the reqnirefneBts of the Virginia Seed Law but sheUi field conTcan only be acid under the requiremmts of this law. An analysis tag most h* iHirh-
Tetal — ;— LIAHlUTgg
24. gapitol stock paid in' 28. a I ^ v i d e d profito H9«.9T
J t Less CBirent expenses. iot»reft.JadJtaxsa faid Amount reservea for taxes
SO. Cfacalating~ notes SZ. Net amounts due to Nai SS. Net aatoonU doe to banks, baakors, as
than included te Renw^Kor m Total of it«Ba S2 and SS
S t A g a ) : S4. IwBvidaal depesito a^hjact to eh
itoa oTsaissIt 4 M in I m
Hew Ford Car Prices
ed to each -contiSner and mairt give the foUowing infwiatieB:
1. Kind of Seed. _ ^ 2. Percentage of Pure Seed. i. Perfsntags of (iarmination|bs*isf A. Month-and-Year of flermi.
'natron Test.' S. Name and Address of Ven-
(Jer. "Growers sfiiing their own
Ati*«EQUESTED aretJit
March 18th and 19th
To be held under the direction of anexpert merchant tailor froyi Isaac Hamburger & Sons, Babimore
GIDDINGS MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
Select your aceiitt and companies as you would your Banker, Lawyer or O b ^ r , since yottr financial eziat» ente nuty «fapend on tiiis and die best costs no more ; than d ie p o o t e i t a a s . a ._• •_;:...• ;.a- ", ' :» '-
EEJ^E^^TINa^flUiC^^
your
lotaikit over anctget oar ratet s n
I iscoiiA ^ ^ 1^^^ b w a o c e Agency I
Touring Car Rimabout . ChaMit_ Mcei«aLiAcr
$4S0.00 $435.00 $400.00
^ 1918 Immg Of, . . . siMtcr, kmmbMit iM, $ak ctraoL. cte. Aht tK 1918 RMIIHI ihiti
Stata^fJQECiBiar,iCk«B<3 4C-rriBe| WiSiaa. ss: I, 6. RayimrRateiara, OsaUv atf-tiM aboTO-taiaed bank, ^
ttat tiM abvr* stataMMt is trse to the Jbeot of my
• * " * " ^ *
Cortaet—Attest: C. A. SINCLAIR. E H. HIB~:
T^nrsooF Director*
^ _- i2Sa|C=E: il-i J 'i sjTrsx'T-^-r: ' ^ ^ • w s i l i
^•"^WDA Y, MAK^mCitU T ^ ^ * ^ B B MAKi^JksBP^AL ^ '.SBB'IP&fflBJB
T h e Manassas Journal rvBU»aao araaT raio*T A.>iMiin(i» BT
^l|e•^^lllll)l•^^lf#lti^ffl.ly Entered at die F9SI Office Virginia, M Second Class Mail Matter
! a t B i
the practical, everydajr life <rf in- aod tbrow into it evorything w« dividuals aad nati<nia. It in- have, everythins we km, every^ volvea the que8ti<» whether life thing wej>rize, in order tittt life
may Btlll Bl sweei to men m yeaitTEo oome;
aliaflreiaa»wei^^l««^^Htglr«e peoples, or whether it shall be made over in the German like-
.•UBa,4ft, age anjl superscription of ifruS' sianism. If Germany wins , the world henceforth becomes Ger-
^nanized in spirit, if not in outward form; in practices, if not in professed princiides; in real loss of freedom, if not in consti-
-ttttioRid formulas. In the Britr ish Empire, in the Italian monarchy, in the French_ Repuhjic,
of Amftrifla
How long the war will last it KB^
way. to make a short war," as Lord Reading, the British Hfgh Commissioner, said in his New York address Tliursday, "u to prepare for a long war."
We must gird our loins and brace our souls for the shock of battle. We must teaeh Germany that our will to conquer is
ADVERTISEMENT
Tfl THF VflTFRS IIF THE i U I I I L l U I U l U Ul I I I U
ilfiHDU
^ \ « W \ f AHAN IS MA' OrTlOWtyHttCAW'T ' F
stronger than hers. We must throw into l?rance armies^hat
there has been the same record of popular advance in political privilege; In liberalized laws, in tolerance and charity of men for each other, the same gradual ob-literaii<m of autocratic feelings as well as of autocratic distinc-
In writing editoriaUy on tions. In none of these coun-••What some of the Ckmgressmen, tries has perfection been reach-.
JrontVirdniawa-ttoia* f or their ed in these respects, but in aU of conatituenU,"-, tha - Load o u n them we have been coming n ^ -Times in its isaue o l Mwrh 6tb,; er and nearwrto the baais_tf a regarding CongresMJian C. C-jh<iman understanding t h a t Cariin, says: -knakes for the peace and nobility
"Thiougji the strenuous ef-{ of existence. Life has been be-lorts of. the Hon. C. C. Cariin, of coming a tiring of sweetness and Virginia, a $34,000,000 ship- li«hf in aU these countries b ^ bunding idant, employing thou- cause.of the animating spirit in sands of meUj h a s - b e ^ eaUb-faH <»f tfapm, thf Hpirit^feBglsr-lished at Alexandria, which wfiTahip and goodwilL Millidna upon mean much to the farmers of' millions of men and wom«i have Xoudounj Fairfax and otiier ad- fl«d-to-u8 from Germwiy and adjoining counties, for it will Russia, not only because of
' ahbrtiy givo tEoiu a nMuTijrinai- |groi>tcr Tnotorial opgortunities ket by direct route, for much j and larger political privilegies,
"ttaitpt&Sxi^itiSyfin. tXLCitstotsgei'^'^'^^^'^^^^'^^y We- *ere is
will make her eaus? hopeless.. We can do it, we must do it, we
will do it," because failure is a word not known to American history.
IIM'greater the difficulties and the sacrifice the greater will be our resolution, the greater the g]pry and the reward.—Bal-
I have anno'unced my candidacy for Congress and my.platfoun has been published ill most of the eottRty papers of my District. -I have for some time been profoundly convinced that the Eighth Congressional District af Virginia, with ninety per cent, of its people mcK'e or less connected with the JaQcU_aeeded-a-j:epceseatative-£a^ miliar with farm conditionsr €fop
went into this contest believ--ing that the farmer had the wisdom to entrust legislation aflfect-ing his ipteresta to a farmer whea he had the opportunity to do so and this opinioD hasl>ecn strength-ened by the many letters I am receiving from farmers all over the District assuring me of their aiippr^rt Tn a n n n i i n r i n g m y ranffj .
TTf doesn't matter how much money a man has in the bank he can't afford to waste it experimenting^—Whgn it comes to the—
daey, 1- stated^ Jhat I C g t f aHd"aLlt T3ie problegg W h ^
-ot-hmymit^ iooda o « ^
uwhe in tarn.. B o y ^ a War Savings Stamp for h^
But the bo]r waa ao glad
tfae^mall fanner to go ipdre exr itaaatis^^a/bD truiikiiig« fsxs^ raising and dair^g, which are wan good paying divisions of fanning and v^thiii the su»;«ii-•fxd acope ^ the smaU farmers'
. 'operatiaaw.'' ^ In omcladhig ie» effitbrial tiie
^^mos hari this to aagrgf titiaJHt-"gima delegatiuu. "AH of
sweeter and kindlfiert the moral atmosphere
-our l iUdsia d<fl<OTfiw'In^tath^^
utes to spect.
Prussianism of till this.
because contrfb-
iumP^oBS «id sdf^rie-
)mmended by the Food Adimn=
is;, the negation The ike of the peo-
I^e counts for Utile as comiMtfed with the^fifft fldt i t e CknnBBmMK tal machine. To that eau^axiaad and dciftod i<iea jaef^tg d w nM»t |0|ye way. "Wherever
^ ^ v ^ s o far as we can ascertain, Prasuanism rates man becomes faihfully'worked for and backed a nwignfcity aad. individual and; every biS introduced tiiat would cowmumiy IHe 4B surreondedby ±a any way « d ihe ia^per «ild->'«»*'»a«e «*ieh reetrkt aad
At the gift from Ua dad That his paroit was glad he'd beson.
affect the farmer biecause no other sort of man could so effectivelj' Voice the wants of the district.
With the exception of the farmers, all highly intelligent dasseo insist on self-representation. Busi-n«K men seleet buoincae men; lawyers select lawyiet^i ttoctws select doctors to protect and advance their interests and the same wise policy tias been followed by the farmM^ in many^States and in
- other countricg where, partly, at least, as a result, the improvfcmenl in agricultural conditions has been we1TT%1i itrarvelous. -GuFof^mafly which r might cite, it is quite enough to instance the fact that in the Canadian Parliament some-tliing dbuw 20 per cent, of the
ty and this is true- 1 am the farm" er's candidate and I expect to be electjed to Congress by the people of the rural districts. The professional politicians are trying to make the impression that 1 have no ehaaee^ fof election audi thus, to affect-the vote of those who like to vote for the winner. These are the same who predicied the ignominious defeat of our preseal farmer Governor whose triumphant oIcctioififUrhiBRes air tTiC aSiff
"There is no standard ndpe for "victory bread," the only requirement being that it 9iust e(mtam not nmore than ^ ' p e r cent of wheat flour, the renlain-mg ^ pel" <ient bdng compose? of corn meal or corn flour, rice,
iatration. "Victory" piea and doughnuts, which' less th)an—one-third
c<mtai%,m>t n<miaeat
floulf, may be sold <» wbealtoM days if the same redpea u e nofid tiirousffabnt the w«dc.
ocAxnTES TO isa^wors
per total membership are men who derive their living from the soil; a condition the more striking when one recalls that in our own Congress there are"tewer " t h s r S p e f cent^ of such men. -
i t is plainly impossible for a great agricultural district to be wisely represented by a man who is. uf netcflsity, ignorant of the fariiter's needs, the farm«-'8 problems and the fanner's rights. In
potato flotir, or otho> C'ggeala roc. -tnieting our mtereata to such a ene^ ia-abcmt- as^-jadigous as to have the bbcksmith^fflug a tooth of tfieUentiat shoe a bene;" And the conditions of modern life now are so com(4ex that it is neoeaeary .98 i t has never been before t o < ^ serve the great laws of fitness which lie at the beginning of all riiinm whid| jMe to be wd l <to>e.
The oooMUner wiU also seae fiiat anything tfaatcheapena die cost of pcoductkm W human •• I,nnf1 vB,
ment.on their prophelic gifts that 1 ain inclined to make^
Legislation of ttig=TB55T vital importance to the farmer is now being consider«J by Co ^ MS this is but the beginning of even
find their, way to any man'a table. Take it the year around it doesn't cost any moce and yoo can prove it at this store.
C R. KELLY Va.
more vital things, for those men who wish to guide themselvefs by the experience of the past it would be useful to note the magical ad-vances which agriculture has made in tlioae~States whereTTTe FBHiience of the fanner k felt^4n- legisfatjon j. and to compare !the conditions here- which—haive-be«n brought about by the fanners' neglect of their p<mtical powig- —" ' ^ '
During the past year, Congress fixed the- price of wheat, but it placed no Kmit cm jhe-j>ric^ of
of a price On coal, but for practical purpoaes that was little more than rumor. The' coal bill jokcTi. the' sort or"jokdr'^oorornooly field in legitlati'
:i9elieve the ood conditions."
j i LONa WAR I'lamiAPa, no t
%,
dwarf it and wUeb it viotetes at itsperiL^^^' \ _ ^ ' -:..- _ " Tlife wortd' hi frte pwgto haa
BtJT WBWS^L WIN fbJBfflrcCTtarieiriSuflaiJ W Most of us probably cherisehd new civilization. It haa fought
'the hope what we declared war, for ages for "emancipation froai ^m'Germany tlu^ oiir entrvice the very conditions which Pni&-into the stiruggle wmtld to a sianism still nQ>re8aits; and im-'comparativcly ritortvtime prove " tn 1914 it looked upon a new
t
•prodi-sorely cheapen the cost of living^. t1innighottt> the gieatT West TlHT |ahr.ring Ti.a« t«n« ill pnlirim jji
tu wmtrol the priqa of their
l b anyate vrbo doesn't know of the moderfaladraDoes tliat kanre been i*ad(
lia tbe jwimrattat <4 aaMUac tpiaccot la the isit few years {tnaraodadatraagi to speA ol toasted agavettea
retteamadeof toaated tajtoceaj ^atnpk-era o< tliia coifattr WB wttufiaw it mew r e a ^ hf its trade mma, '^UXXt
I own is in lai<d and live stock. My~poB*tion as prc^knt o t one of the c o u n ^ banks in die,Eighth District and my expetience as a
1-Ttae American TotMo&^Coaptmr OK oountiV merdiant l^ing to OK the prodHcmg miUiotis of these, toasted ciga:. closest pdasiUe knowlec^ of rural rettes and these are bema boaglit in eniiimuus quaiitiUea tJaough the variout tio£i«x» fimda oooddcted. pf *"* Pew i
decHiive. The moral effect up<m heaven and a new earth « n d pror- papers oC tlte oauntrr and iorwarded fh^^ry.^^^ r^pfr, "' "rtpiif.'namgflithym TfT (r~* Tif lthwMhthaKodOwsgpcictytotfaebsE -wcmld be almost as tremendotis had gained a new meaning, had «8 the effect of pm: resources.in' come to istand for daily concrete men, muniticaid aad_ money, and tgactkal benefits'and happi-MVKf oi utTcoBtteued to leanH ' peirai ^ e n in-a moniaxt, in a this expeetati(m until a, recent twinkiink at an eye, Pruasuin-period.. EiV^ tha -Pt^ddent ram soit out its enslaved legions wremed to entertain such a fool to overtum the Work of lyihr jagrjirhMi teit a feyweeks ago be- peaaaeatieaa intimated that 1918 might marie era o^serfdmn.' the doeing stages of the oonflict.) We have heaid.ifl this many !Rew-of us thoink so todi^, a^d times befiae, Imt it is vital to we doubt wbetner the President otir salvation that we should does. If one tiung'STolaiiniSW nsaBae the pttg^eti ipeaatng <tf ft is that. In d human jMr baMl- this war; tliat we should nader-ity we have jnet b y m to fia^t. stand aP the conaeqtiepcea.^
We ought to Se thankful that Genna^ trinmidi. U oar idea of a false hope haa been duikea oat life is tnunpled to-death by the of U and tUkt W« Mtin t6 tt&deir- 'Gernup I d i ^ we may ca& our- ^ stand what we hsv« to do. Ilie advce what wewiD, bat the Anterieah peoplevsre not quit- beadty, trabqoSity and nobility teni-thehaxdnrnadtha.htggwr-flljifajgflLJeJt^eljLthiaga of their task, the moTe determined the past. Thafa the iaaoe and they wiEhe to perfonn i t Th^ we are thanlcfBl tiiat Garmany vahie of the i»«Mnt situation is is making it plain agaia in Rna-to be found in the fact that it ua aiad BoBmaftia, as ahe had H-w W w i ^ u a wide up ^mdwwua ready done in Fraaee, RHghnn
u a to tiie necessity of doing the ind Serbia. gigtttie thinga that ihia gigan-j The aidit«y wtOedc <»pre>-tic action is capable of doaig. ent indieatca that we cannot te-^Ihat ia the frame of nind that ish the war thiayeas. Germany is needed for soccees, aad tiiat ia in « nM»e commanding posi-ia the only thing tliat la needed tion tJMm die haa been siaee tiie ::-:the determination that we wiB «ariy days of l»i4. She U In a
win, no matter how king it may position to cboe* her own iieid ' take or what it may cost It for fnrtlier opeimtioto. Sht <»nnot take too long or cost too' may swoop downnpon tite Allies
thing for which we vn battling.' conqilete mispress of the whole That thing is not an abetrac-' Balkan ar», possibly adding
tion calkd.idMtHsm; it Jg-ngt^-GrgP^ to her-actpiisitionr, simply the theory of democracy; she may hurl hersdf upon luly. i t is TRJt merdy the prevBnUon * Bot ntg« she never sg fuFlougly of future waj^. It is all of these and so mightily, we shati bring things in a way, but it goes | her down in the end if we dedi-
~deeper than any olTIheae: ITTattS turselM oanurvedly and goes down to the roots of life— i tmfiinehins^ to tlsst pmrpoee
inFrsaceb Tt& new praous of tinttiig tcbacrc
not 01^ invmea the flavor of thatniiaaM bat it seals ia tbh llamr „snd nuto we dgax^cttes fceep brtler. -
The Kerf Cross nmae is ahngn glad te base a cigaiecte fbr tbe watmdad aeldier. as. in moat iM(Mce% teala « • ifat jliliHi MJiiii firf
with the pcoducer, realizing theu: I q ^ ^ t i v e interests are tihe saine.
, I was bom on a fann, I have vspent forty-three years of m y life oh a farm, I am now living on tg^
banlong nfss metl
the busi-k and financial needs
«>fthe iannw and of the country merchant t haT«?^-wod»d diligently for legislation favorable to a n i against legidatitm tmfavor-able Jx> tiie farmer and tiiis I shall be a U e to a b o n d a a ^ ^ . ^ *^ tiba propeeiaatt. J * -
the t h i i ^ whiOi the fairaner tieeSed to produce hia wheat nor oft the things whichi Fe had to purcha.sc with his wheat. There was nimoc
Every^mg Good to Eat
My line unbraces Stspte and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Tin and Enamelware
coK Bf mntmrnm D J ARRiNGTON
MANASSAS, a VOtGIMA
Rector &; Co. HAYMARKTr, VAv
IWDERTASERS
tkins deal to themselves, has iJCT-mittfia the niitif r>pfp t« ff ytr.
wheat haa k M ^ tarmefs of 0nia bimdnds of t^i—•H* of BoUars.*A ieeent Act of Congieas b renooable lor-Hdrdttnge. No meigdte^tl CougrasB witli_d)e giyatefi part oil BSTwing di bom tiie land woidd have aup ported such kgislatioa.
^ V -"E.B. W H I T E :
ninstrates several of themadels. wWdi will b« worn tbia f an and Wiptar by
~ -aseHnanatiBg pe<^la-
SIKM TashkMii wffl be Mailed tm Retgnrst
with p ^ e e t satisfaetkm.
B.Rich's Sent Tf»0iiF5^^Csr.lM
WpBHB^^HV| Va
-t PUBLICMIENTING OF WEAL
"^TAIE iniitfitfin Mfl-
' der deed fromJameS l4iek and pothers, wiU offor fmr not , tm [Saturday, March %6. 19tB, in [front ot the iPtopleB National
iBank, Hanaasaa, Va.. at 11 I o'clock, a m., the real erta^ sit-I uate near Independent S B , aad known as the Lock farm. Tl e farm, hniMhupi <»«»apt»H, wiB hf
t rented for the balanee e< the [year 1918r -cponaiWe il Meg.- ^
JL A. -HUTCSESCW, a A. SSHCLASR,
~ TWiUw. ^^
StAYS OF TIKfflNIA: Priace WBlkm Goimtt> to-wft:
Kurch Soles 1918 .— FasT NATHADIEL CBUMP
VST— • •:zz— HENRY G. LEARYJ AcUsa itf DefeC aad AttaduMat " TheohJB
th#4lefe ry G. Leary, the-aonr af |B4L6^ with interest from October 9, 1917, aad costs; and to attadi the real estate of the ddTendant ia said county, aad to attdmet ft to the payment of tlie aaid^diibt
Aad it appearing that the d»-feadant has n^ been served with a copy of process in this suit, or with a ct^y of the a t tachment issued tlierein, aad it
^^ furthtf appearing-fay afldavit l4mad« and filed by the phrmtiff
tliat the said Henry G. Leary is 11 not YTfeatdent of this state, the
aaid Henry G. Leary is re<iuired to aMMar within l5 days after
f tdoe. iBiblication of thu tnfder and do what in nocceoary to pRK tact hia interest'; and this m^er shall be published once a w e ^ for fonr snccessive weeks in t h e Manassas .Toumal. and posted
the clerk a t tbe front, door ^ courthouse of said court on i i ex t succeedin? R«{* <iAy.
GEO. G T S " ER. Cierk. A True Copy—Tf-'-
GEO. G. • ''. ->t?.. ,.u.rx Robt. A. Hutchison, p. >;. ^2-4
'm^
mss ^•Let*» have > night watch-
-Keep your fewer win(iow8 securely fastened.
— Do, not leave moji^, in your
—The rcfvdar monthly meet-Inif of theWOTtuui B Aoxffiary of ^ Trinity Church will meet at the home of Mrs, L: E. Beachley
Mr. DUlaney DeButts was in MantfdKur Oli Tuesday of this week. - - —-n:- ^
o'clock.
—The Clifton
—Mra. W. N. Wenrich, who has been quite ill, is slowly re-tMmilljf hdr bMltb.
—Carrdl Polen, the little son of Jlr. and lifrs. Cturt l R. Polen, is recovering from pneumonia.
aiosar, who un^ tion in Wash-
for currant expenses and behev-olences. -
l^e HiglL_SchQol—Nonftai
be gradually improving.
— Mr. Blair Johnson, i resident of Fauquier county, died on Tuesday of this week. Mr. Johnson was' oh*--of the best known horsemen io Virginia.
—Earl Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Payne, living near
Presbyterian
eiy MemDfir Uanvass" on suft^ day afternoon, March 17. Members and supiwrters are asked to b6 at honw when the comuiittee
vOvtWrla prevtuenv xnruunit ncig^ ;—I ington^- vistted her sister, Mrs-rf ~~"
R. B. Riley, Sunday.
calls to get their subscriptions
ABOUT PEOPLE W E ^ Q W .1/1- ,i..m;
students with thdr instructor. Miss Myrtle Crenels, are in Wftflhington this week observ-
here, was klckgct In tJxe face fay^ mule Monday evening and sustained serious injuria. Doctor Iden was summonal and took several stitches in his forehead and face^ ^ ' - ~ ' - ~
—^The-Jilissionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs.^, E. Mitchell Tuesday-aflerhoon. "Under Qie leadership of Mrs. Locke -Bu-
tention uf all our people to the irreat criais through which our country is now. passing, and are calling upon the local churc tomeet^^uBotten i^jtossible during the month of March for prayer. In view of this the Ministe^al Association this pioming decided to hold a union jmiyer iQeetiii7 at the SrotiBt Church next Wednesday idght at 7:30 o'clock. Every one is shong, an interesting program,
with "Immigration" for the »«b-|«MfdiaUyJn«ted^^^^»ed^g;he —ject wis glvcQ, with an present'
taking part
—Mr. or A. Timmpns has re-turned t.t> hift-hnme at Briatew, Ya.. After aureek's visit to Im son. Private C. M. Timmonsrst Ca.Tap McCldlan, Aimistbn7 Ala: who has been d'iikaUy ill B a hospital there. Latest-reports
proving slawly. —Thp Ariny and Navy Jour
nal pablishes. the. tonfiiSntidn
tenant RosweU E. Beiuid as a First Lieutenant in Tro^ H, 11th Regular Cavalry. He reported for duty in December and has been with Ma rpyrinwrnt a t
ing the work of the city schools. The class will also visit some of the most ^portant sights of the National Ci^tal, the National Museum, the CaiRtoi, the Congressional Litouy and-4hfr Art Gallery.
—Denominational leaders of
Tiagwur SandHyr Mr. W. J. Adamson, who is In
the em.ploy oi the Marine Drug Co.; Quantico, Va., spent the week-end with his family here.
HiiCXr.'jrHeelze, mem1B«r of the
—Denonunational leaders of the li»gi«latiin. having ari. '^tvj^ri^'^gv^/''"""'^''"-^-^ .^llH^ht^eh^r^rre^criltertH^ia^l^ur^ ^ ^ u * * " ^ / ^ m L * ? ^ Z i , ^ i t ^ t
present. ~ ^^The Presbyterian Church annual "Every' Men*er-6im-vass" will be made on Sunday, » ^ h iWdurlmt Uitt iUKenuJuu. The aostcntation eommittee of Presbytery must have the appli-cations :&Hr aid, from the various churches, in their hands on'Mon-(!ay, March 2i, two weeks before
state ^mJI^Jmmm^m^^^^^^^,y^^^ ^ ^ ,„ember8 of the church and eongregatio& will kindly ptantn be at hflm^ OP
—The dweUing hou^ of Ros-coe Levvis on West Center street \'. as entered b / burglars oh Tuesday night of this week. The thief carried oiff 12x00 m n nnpy, two pirira pf tronserit
Sunday afterntem wh«fr the ^2mnitt«ea caB^u theam^aas^ oif their-c(«tributiiina-to.k>cal expenses .and general beaevs-lences may be learned at once
•—Tl e army chaid^ns and Y. M. C. A. woi'keis Lavn eilhtdlV
folk, Va., was a visitor at the home of Mr. R. M. Weir this week. ' —
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fletcher, of Washington, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Polen on Sunday.
Private MM. Ellis, of the Ordinance Department, Washington, D. C. visited friends in Mi
Mr. Moore, of Alexandria, spent Monday night at the homej of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lynn. ^ H l
Mr. P. M. Cole made a business trip to Manassos Monday.
Messrs. Walter and Thomas Woulfvnden were beUfair visi-
House of Delegateas from this county, is now in Manassas,
Miu M<Mtt, of Harrlsburg, Pai, en her way home front a visit to her brother, Lieut, Mof-
tiie guest this week of Miss Kel-ley at th^ Manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Foiitaine Beck-hun Hooff, of Cluirles Town, W. Va.,, motored to. Manassas Sat-^rday and Jwere" 1;He - week^eSi guests of Mrs. HoofTs patents, Mr. and Sirs. George H. Smith.
: 4us home iA Beilfalr M ls-; while : -j^^.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS The regrolar spriiijr .examination for
teachers win be h«jd in. the Bennett Building, JlanaaBMt, Va., on Friday and Salutuay,'' Ifa r
7OTaj)pi*w»rt*rw» at g:Sa a. in= vidi tbemaelves with pen and papa: wiU bf 4taniish4id.
n i e qnesttottB Mr tiw 'variooa-wh-jecto wilt be based opon tiie beoiai Bated bdoiwr' • ^^ ""f JStaifh't Advanced Ailt
Emenon A Bender'a Medetn-BagJ^, BMdc n (lleHinan Co.). "=
CluMJni' Brwatai ~Rng VViitp—tHan, I pi|||f|fmiin
for thraa attenti^a^of the honw charehas
and an overcoat belonging to Lewis. Entnu^ce was effected to the dwelting-^rbut^aqt unfastened roar window. .—'--—^—
—The Virginia L^:islature adjourned at 11:80 o'clock a. m. Sunday, March 10. The Legis lature will be constructive in session for tea days from Tue»» day of this week tit gJTe Gov. Davis time to sign the bills which wore paai^ at the session. Ute smn <rf f 19300,-000 is
to the importance of aeqnamt-ing the young men who are called into the eouatry's service to the perils before them durhig camp life. Acting uptm these suggesti^is^ ~ tit<e~ sofciation thJF' r*"*?*'"!! '<''«"<**'* to hold a meetisg' tnr the departure of the next boys for camp, at which time in c«a-nectioh with the socifd features
A. qpeak-cijjd TcTi
erably a Prince WHiiam coonty boy, to talk to then - —Jiid^ LaQoun F1etxh«r, of Warrenton, }fiL, win hold a part i ^ ^ e l April torm of the coort
Judge ThwntuM ^ ^ f o r this county is so aituated thai, tiiere are sew
^ I f r ^ , ^ ^ . * ^ " t « « J < » « » » » ' ^ «*t t^- Among Fmance Bill forYggima for thelthemiaJiie ease of tlie Gobunon-next two yeai«, - — — Twealth ViTW: K. L«»«»b , Ex-
- Thfcii MHBh" jBBitiiiir • tf .•witrwr n f Itirhrria for tteiifflit Bethlehem Good HoMrtk peg ^ YregnigJudidal Oreuit. Thia Club will be heki at the h^w of !i« a quo warranto jroeeediag Mrs. Weatwood •Hutchison <>p \ brought by the CotamOBKNiai Saturday; thelBl&r^hiiEead oflto oiut Ur. Upaennb on Hie at Mrs. George C.-RouiMrs ae-jgnwnd that he accepted a free cording to Qub Calendar. ThePaas frcnfi the Soathem Railway exchange is made on account of jCompany. Judge Fleteh«^will the illness of Mrs. Round's'idso preside at the tnal of tlM mnfV».r-.inJteap-—«Hc-"fy«i>«fH suits of'HairiaaiL TS. Huichiaoir Dtiiiatt. M—hew aw nyamik 'inri P L. GaitbOLxa. The PiBD-.
p]«s NatkMial %ank of Maaasaca. Judge Fletcher waa darigitat»df by tiie Govenor to att 1B tlM
B66K 1 <Aqi«rlcaa BMelt.6t.y. Piot: i^lae Maw»«r. "
• Scott: Lady of fhe lAke. Amerieui Historjr: Oar
Vitgiaia Biglmej.: SmiUi^ (Anwica^ BookiGo.) '—"•']•
^ • t ^ h .IHetwyi Cliejuiej (Oluu' Co.)
KOPP
Farmers,of this section are very busy.
Quite an epidemic of whoping
We are glad that Mr. James ck has recoverejiJrom his re
iiirHEJ>EMANDL^ t -i *s?==fc/..S;f ^ -rij:^
tors Saturday morning. Messrs. Alton JP. Holmes and
Pi gTan N<>nto Wli«i at Mr. i. C. Wright's Sunday morning.
Misses May Luck and Maud Nomutn and Messrs.' Walter Woolfenden and Bryah Norman attended the Hayfield leagor
evening and spent /a pleasant time.
Mr.' Lawrence Mountjpv. of
in this neighborhood he visited several friends.
The regular meeting of the BeHehav«a^Si«^^ Cross will be held at. Holmes school Friday evening.
Quite-a crowd from here are (banning to attend the Forest Hill entfertainwent Saturday ] P U B L I C SALE evening.
.Mrs. G. C. Wright Vas a guest at thft hnmo nf ^ r Th>w T Wnnl fenden "fhursday evening.
la that a man ahall be jodged by hia efficiency, by -what h» accowpliaheB, and not by what he eiMaaa
he eu-da. Net always bat oaaaHy his abttity t« BceoBididi is ]ii4g«d by-th* c«r» t « ««§ hi eiNi-~
nBirvliqr fci» ineonie^ UB aecwmdatieit, TUa bank
cordially wekoaies acaanto of awiMrt mh» rcaUu thay wM aceai pUah mfy luHl a irtart:
if tlM7
OF MANASSAS, VA.
D u r Slogan: "It ij; a pleasure to serve you."
at
s** OF VALTJA-
BLE^REAL ESTATE Under ^id-by virtue of a deed
Coiter street and Fa&'view avenue, in the aforesaid t<M^' i ^
- i ,<.u<]ju»uv,, >/x . v<^» ^ vu« w^^» . .deser f t ed as f(jl(yw»: trict school bbard -watf hdd at-t^aca-jof Princ»Williaaa^eoontyp|». First Containing sdtout^two
with dwalBiar. e t c
1 day of Novenabet, 1913, by Mary T" ";.""""' ir^n^'il A- 1V- Morgan and J. A. Morgan,her A meetmg of the Coles' dis-{huabandrof record in the clerk's
Independent Hill Thamday/irft-
Mr. Walter Woolfeaden and r^sister. Miss Bertha, werejruesta
at the home of Mrs. Annie H. Downs Stniday.
iftjtow~due ftom May 28, 1917)," as fuliy set out tiiereitt, the undersigned trustee tiierein name^ haying been re-
Hohnes school will be ckaed 5 '«**«* •« K * > % J ^
attend the conference of 12ie tiote and feteiaat, will adl »t
Btefc^ lUl those two certaJtr kite of iimd, lying between Center street and ^ e Southern Railwaor Tfn the southeast comer of oaid
1»
Virginia, in deed book 64, pages ^ '£Sl-»t -to secure to William on, numing mth Center »trwft~ ^Uu-ke the amn of $^300 (fellTg feet aiiJ wig rwOtsm
I'pal
I 1
e i itii ctingressional disfarlct. u>ipaUic MctiMi, .to the^highaat Meoffim
^it^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I^^S^^B^^'^^ at-tmdse^o'jhe'k ni, in fronii-iiif LAwrenefe M ^ ^ o y war^ Kopp tte-couraio«WB, in «he.t<«wt «f caBeirs Sooday crrening. liajfMWHair. ajEoresaid couii^-ahd|4, P, KERLiN, Ao^r.
toft to feet, and^bost^SZ^IiiM Cehtn* street oh eHfier ^$»yitr sidd lot.
SeeQnd>-<^taaBiv tboot M j^crea, sad romiinc wilft ami C«nter streeit ITS ftet^ I9» feet with Fi^rrUm Avauefl ITS fsiBt wftli maroa4 aiid I$(tMr firont said ii KMKl Midt Io C«iMr
jjgMWBB CA^Er-
Ciries: - IjfcBain; |E^»v^nuM»t aad Polities', of Virginia, , L, ^
I^ysica} Geograpfajr: Tairi item^&bftit^ veal Ge««npliy (Maemillan Co.)
Agricolttire: Dngrgar; Agriculture fob' SoUtbeiii Schools (UaemiUan Co^
tdae; i#—flauitatiuM inrf
asuaUy held, a Y. M. er wm be^present, as w i l l ^ »to««h a.e virgiaia Bo* O^ some <me fnun Camp Lee, prea-fsiaBssMirva- - . «
Co.) Spdttng: New World Speller (Wodd
Book Co.) -Drawing: An>U«d Arts Drawing
Bbokm, Urn. U-44 < AtldmKip y<a<-«rCo.) ^ - _L Any of the attoW b o ^ majr b^ or-
CHAS. R. l l jK)NALPr ^ ^' MaiAm aii|w*»i>tenda»t.
mm THEATRi; SATURDAY
jrafrad
''HAUDSBP*' Swift WKh Artka I
ed to meet proBqrtly at 2p. m.
—But fot the rains this week. The Joumd would have caDed ^^yg ^f ^ the atteitioB of• the strict com--'________ mittee to the fearfui ntid^ hete! Thexv tHil be a pOStE Ale of near the intefiMtkHn Of GaUr.4»(a6Bal pnpe^W a*-^ &^Bai-street and Lee av«iue. Of jey-g farm, near Nokeaville, on
TUB8DAT
^"maOi BABT FOKGOT* B a S v c t a S w I t . «
WEDNB8DAT Bahty
course, it is now conc^aia thg^Wi^dnpadav, Anril S K» i.mi><;
T&UBSDAT
1m.. •' BUTRSFLT* fiStoL
hmre it^nice-tttick ol Ae following Aalvwe are in Ji portion to offaryon at a ^od^foioe:
the ground will hava to dry to ^ in n'f,lyfc ttnrM, i-at'flaani some UAleiil Ueftwe wei^-ean be farm Biaebisay Vffihc offoed commenced to put this part Lee avenue in passable condi tion. However, as soon as con- For Sale.—Small lot of canned j
ntlDAT A Fax Spsrial
Com King Mainire SMMreadert, Hootier Conipliinlers» Hootier Dr3k and Lime Sonsn, Wcl>er Wagont»
Mogul and Titan Ensinet ( i ^ Wl H.Cu) :——~-J>. L. Case Plo%if% mternational Piitit
^^%ed Cultivaton^ Deoring tUdcet J . Mowen and Binders
-HA^rt)eCK BUGGIES Priinrose^and Shaipleg Separatori
••iTIE SPY" Sec the secrets of tbc Genaaa BKthods hrthi»4fmaM«f^^: mmty. - • j
* * * * * VI— . I War Tax Rates—On 5c aad lOe ditions will permit, we expect to fruit, vegetables and ?'••*''*•'jtleketa, lc;o« 15c and 2tc tkii see the street committee having-iii gUww jsm; will sell at a i<>w eta. 2t\ 6» g a B a t e S J c ^ Tax the I ape jroperly indued and priced Apply Manassas fiOad in. ^ '~" ^ "[Lunch, or"S. Hyna*n.
^cit 4S-lt
rST% par-
affiissas F e ^ % p i y and limileuieul E t f F R Y T H I N f t Fr>P T M C F ^ q M -
. — .iim^'.
FiTc O a t a » IMm F i n t
Kiwek 4fa* h<l» out of Wil-helm—buy War Savings Stamps
or <i F. M. LeW. MAaaaua*.Va.
:lt
For Sale.—Hay and fodder; hay is clover' mixed. W. D; Sharrett, Briatow, Va. 43-tf
1^\ Wanted.—Good pasture for 20
cattla and rangyi for 40 sheep Geo. H. Smith. Manassas, Va.43
For Sale. — One Pure-fored German Coach Stallion; good «tykr clean aiid in good.rondi-tion; ready for the season. One Thoroughbred Stallion—the best in the Bt»t«—ready for the season. Two good Brood Mares; two good work horses. -Will sell on ioe farm reasonable atocked. Wheatland Stock Farm S. W. Herring, Nokesville, Va.
.,.., .: _ 4S=6*
I For Sale.—Ford Touring Car, 1917 modd; has been ruo only 600 miles; in good eoflditidn
-Apply at JwxrnaXMa^zzzzz
For Stale.—Hay and oats. J. P. Smith, Waterfall, Va. 42-8
For Rp[t:^--Siwe!r acres with ^^room taiodse, located 1 ^ miles ^out^i.^ofHtfanaMas; either by the month or year. ApiHy to C F. Whitmer, Manassas, Va.42-2*
Boone county seetf com or "Prince William White, prize winning strain; good germina-
_tion; OEdsrjHtffc XH,J>odge,
REGiStloartS FOB. ' TARY SERVICfi
ssss
(Continued from Page One) L. B. Harrison. Dumfriea l A C n W—k», M>mn«>.. t.. i i • r T ie
:«& Cornelius Randall, Manassaa 2C Leonard WiHiamt, Neabsco. . 2C S. R. Bleight, Haymarket 4C ~ t e ^ -fc-iVit, J^theritotte.. 2Q
Raymond J. Green, Manaaaa*. lA W. R. Catrick, Woodbridge 2C James W. Birkett, Manaaaas 4C A. W. Crewe, Thoroughfarer.-.n . . .3J Raymond Duncan, Haymaricet... .2C W. R. L. Gray, Nokesville SJ E. N. Anderson, NokesviUa lA Jno. F. Robertson, Manaaaas lA G«o. C. Horton, Manaasaa 2B € " " H. Klnehelue, Dumfrtai 80 Jas. L. Bates, Dumfries lA D. M. Nash, Featherstone j C Wm. L. Dobson, Cherry HIU.. . . . .2D M^ It^ Monroe^MaMsSU. 4C
* a « t R. G » e « , BB6te»rTT.V . ^ ^ Simon W. Shaffer, Briatow.. . 2C Robt. Williams, Itanaaaas I lA Jos. F. Hate, Nokesville 4C Clyde Fritter, Bristow. 8J Uark S. Kerlin, N<dcesviB«. . . . . . . .4C Fred Suthard, Bristow l A
-QyJ,^ I J, - » - ^ - l o n ^ .NokwiTiUa. ,^ . . . ._ ^ C " ^ ^ ^ ' J n o . H. Flory, Nokesville, 4C
Chaa. B. Miller, Hanasaas ; . . . 4 C Chas. V. Shaffer, Bristow 4C D. H. Cockerille, N o k e s T J U a . . . . . . . l A JnbT WrElTis. ITdkeiville 2C
. . l A
R. Earhart, Bristow. 4C -Gi C a r a c y , J«pliBrVwrT->-r>'.lA
Win; t ^ WtM, )*ihas«a« . . . 7 ^ __ >nasaas Wni. H: E*inii^, M a n a s s a s . . . . . . . . . 4 C Warren W. Reid, Nokeayille 4C Leroy P; Ashton, Manaaaas 1A Chaa. H. Pureeli, Manassas l E y e Jno. R. Ljirkin, Manassaa - lA Jno.-^. Weaver, Manawaa . . . . .~v. . l A
,,v...>"%r' - ' ^5aBB3W-'4rf>' CROSS As&s torn om -
CLOTHES (Continued from P«ge One)
era, stocking (sizes 1 toj6), uft-4ergarn:£n& I .n lu:Qa£a^Zlu£
'-"aaEt^V 11 ip,".w.
'The phoaomeiKm of the north-em lights or Aurora Borealis was viewed with interest by ia. ' ' " ^"^ l*M<li>KB;(.'M>>riiiB>iiHi'.i->tii:^.a»
(two-piece), blouses, suits. Infants' Wear-r^wa.n*kin
ueCbodues,cradle dressed, ^&-nets, bibs, nicken^efr, diapers, hooded cloaks, jackets, shawls, 9weater8. aocks.
Miscellaneous — Bed - ticks, bed sheets, piUow caaas, Uaak-eta, muflHegSi
neaae bear in imnd nsat W Mrs. Walter AUiaoo senttTftftP'8 9tift titU, woni4M'B ^wruarartfff home rt New~ati=^
ad fancy sUppers", gooda containing-rubber in -arqt
form, as suspenders, garters, etc. Do not send damp clothing. Aa leath^ -gooda oiot in the best condition deteriorate in idiipment, ;kia£y see ^ a t the shoes you, 8«id are free from mud. Do not put notes or me»-sage8~ in the pocketa ^ ^ar-
L^ffBrist^r^'vvv^v::-i^^ " " < > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ " » Geo: w: Herririsr. NokesviiBrTr.. .TAT 'be lent tato ft* eeeupie^ tawi-
tory with goods;
the Ck>mmi»8ion's
day nis^of last week. MJ. E. ijLJPattie is4nJ8alti>
ss Nellie S«id| ing in Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Brower, jr., and Miss Pearl Sanders were guests at Oakwood, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Qua. McDonald, nn Sunday last, —
timorcjrecwitlyA- -
T y-f'S''*''Pr*f""'r .• . • -r* [•4'.^>-.4Li^ ?9P
Qnion Sete Garden Seed
Through the winter my office will be at my reaidenee oii Zdtte-dee street, but if you want fire inavrance; either wd llBV in' ma-tui^, drop me a card and I will can OB you. Kaii JT. Aoatiib 27
NElJEALTfi ^During this particular season when cold weather
Contributions for the Manai-
colds and colds produce run dowtt-systems, a good -tonic. ^ builder and
sas Chai>ter may be sent to Mrs. Roberta Lynn at the. Woman's
racdiis&actor is tSYKUF H Y PUPUUUPU 1 T IS S COMPOUND, mn old-time com-
Walter R. Robertson, Manassas. ..2C A. 0. McLeann. NokeKriUe. 4C Harry T. Dtum, Catharyia. lA Ray-^ogran, Haymarket. t.«mi« Cole, Briatow. Beal Hereford, Wellington... L. R. Ellis, Graincsville.
lA . IGiven I X
. . .2Ci
^^^!-^flfelfok^«^:::::::IS
Manassas^ Va. 42-4
For Rent. ^ On sharca - aBft; : waiB. faim in the Ilayuiai-ket nd^bofhood, cdm^ttng^j-trf good, strong land. Iliis form
> can. be-.rented for a' temr of ^ears, but only to a good, prao-tfciil far»er, waHngr to wort, and having one or two aoha ciA
• «Doai^ and «xperiaieed mmgh, to wtfl^ aa necessary Item labor. Raf^mice as to aUHty ana In-
- - will
Lock Bua 1Myewmi^:T!tiir^mp JMii, ManaaaaB, Va. ^
White and Barred Plymouth tiros 100 i^QE^ms, eggs $9J00 per loo mr
| l 3 0 per IS. Blue ribbm win-n^ya. Harvey A. Young. Mar nassas, v a . ^ 40-3m
- S ^ - '
Purebred Boone County Seed bm for sale. This seed is from
-&e famous prize-wiiming com that made a clean sweep of the pri2^ at Ranee WiHianL Com £(how in W18. AMo a fin^-show.
^ at the Virginia Own-Grow «re' AssociatiMt at Charlottes-
^ville January 26. (Jerinination teat runs high; ^ , per biisheL jno. M. Kline. 4ft.l0t
B. S. Brawner, Dimrfies.-r: Geo. A. Hedges, Hdlidley... H. J. Whitmer; W e l l i n ^ n . C fi. Akera. Catharpm.. . Add Bryant, D u m f r i e s . . . . . John Porter, Pumfriea..
rlAr . . . . lA
.....tC
.....ZC
JUL Mangel Fisher. Neabeeo. . .
Henry UiMik, iBdspwHlwit H U i . - . l * ^ week beginning Monday, March
Q, B.'H. Moore, Bnstow.. Jas. F. WiDiamsK Domfriea. S. M. Sconins, HaymariraA, R. C. Smiui, Haymarket..-. F.'W. Lee, Bristow. . . . . . . . W. H. Mauhls,-MamuBiaar.';-A. L. Lawhr, NokesviUa.... W. IZ S^th, Woodbilic*
. . . . lA . . . . , 4 G rr^^.4G . . , . . i A
4C " • ' . ' l A t . L : Boidcwood. GaiMWf^. . . . .^. . ^
s . c . yi~^M, *"t*«wf. • 1 4C John Davia, Domfriea; . , . . i . l A «. T. Mills, Hoadley^. . . . . . . * . . . l A fc-e.-Benj. Gaiucsviae. . . .'. i Joe. Foaey. y i ^ ^ f f g , - - • • • • • XN. Honae, N p k w w m i . . • . ,^ £ . W. AM« mmtrUm,.....; W. Ps i t tersoB, .Neabaeo . . . . . . . E. 'E. Hale, N o k e s v i l l e : . . . - . . . . Chas. Amngtoa , HowDey
: .1A . . 2 C . .4G . . 3 J
»—4^ Tt/x/^i» in :M. i t««M« mi^- bination^iayx>red--by^phyHic1aTi8. Kesv xvoom ra^ Tnanasaaa^- m e r , . . . . . .
four branchea at the chapter— Catharpin, Occoquan, Belleh*-
and Bethel—will conduct campaign^ in their respective communities and -siake - riiip-. ment to Manasuas, whence the entire coTIecBOTrwiir be forwarded to the •Commission of Relief. STATEMENT
, . , .Of tlie FinaMial CwKlttiML of The Thjs is net-a-pqpnar actwnty 'Vutar i«~N««esvnie, /StetxpaeOmS;
18,-wui De'devoted: to the purpose.
THOROUGHFARE - .- -t
Mrs. ^ C. Jacobs is in Wash-ingion and expects to vidt l i ^ son lu Maryland betora she jwi-turns to h ^ home.
C :3az
Improved product in the brand we oSa. Good thing to restore wasted flesh and striengthen the marrow in yourrbones
HA¥MAI^£T PHARMACY '•—HaynarketrTx:—:
f ^iiion-SctB,^anhHEr^eete of ait Kin<b, Jut tn.
^ Cow Peas, toe, are a bargain at today'a price Let us quote you.
-f Woteve io«r ( A ^ war floor) and a nice aaami-mmt of sobstitutaa. Try onr pore iwiaa flgrooad Bockwheat and Hoaihty—they're fine. _
tlLocally predtKad-HoMy,^ per foD pomd, la -avebeap aa ayn^.
ttTry'a box of our Waek-«nd Spaciab in Choeo-latea at 43c Evwyto^ llkea thcas.
^ifc^URKE & COMPANY
i'>'»1>W^» HAVE YOU ilADE A
New leaf's kesolatioiiT ^ If yon havei^t kt me soggest one. Yoa know, Mrs. Housekeeper, what trytaig tfanea wa all had daring the past year. Necassitias of life have been a^itw, anH pri<.«« high. In f a c t jEOvenuamL
of the Bed Croeo and only the -^^'JSSiSi^^^^l^
snpcsriakm has beemne impcntive, aii2~as the bUt adage goes the inerduart~h "batweoi the devfl and tli^deep Mae sea." fiotwithiUUUUlg 11 tlUa, I tKira baen aUa to fnmlah my pairMs-tte n BHun quality at the mialMiaM ptiee. HMTS enly WIS way that I conM da tUa, iiataiy; STICK
rWOKE^LDffi-^IEATS. - '— - .. - . ;
.at the doae of
tiaa CaauaiaaiMk __M!S0URCM5
Loans and diseotmta..... . $ 7 4 ^ . 7 2 Overdrtrfts, _ mtsecmed...... t41..21 BondSi aecuritiea, ete^ vtm- ,
* ed, vjcjaifng iweiminn jon same 414.00
Bu^dbig Honae and Lot , . . 1^0M» gajnitora and fixtures..... 84S.gT Exchanmi and ciheeka for ^^
mat Other
's eteariag*. i tems
' w y w r Udrinky
M. B; Lynch, Ralph Robertswf, HaTinaziwt 4C J. P . Clark, CJainesville. 4C : aa. Molholland, MawawWir. l A
Ttt ter , ~Neabaco.. Wm: AdanuKm, Br i s tow. . ; . . C. N. Hobse, Nokesvi l le . . . ^ . . . P. G. Brooks, M a n a a s a a : . . . . . . J . A. Hedges, Occoquan... E . E. MiQs, Hoadley. .J . . r . •: • D^ Landes, B r i s t o w . . . . . . . . - . , ' . H. N. B&mea, M a n a s s a s . . . : . - . M; C.DaTia, Wellington.^t^..^-^
tJt
been in ttxe GeoMt WsfthtWKton UhivenB^ Hoatital, has-retom' ed to his home at Antioch. ' Bed Cross workers met last i Wedne8<;biy M tne ntmie oi ours C. L.-Garri8on.
'MissB^auk]
G: H. Davia, WriMagten^
jxfnassas viaoto^ M<Hiday' • We- leam that Meaars. Irvin
C ffllth and Joe Fletcher, both of wh<H» ^ehhsted about a yOar ago, wiO shortly sail for **a^ttae-whem" in Fraaatti. - —^—
lA . lA . lA .2Ci. .2C
JA.
Egga for Setting, $1.50 for 16, f 9 PNT 100, from fancy Whita Bock ahickapa. , J.. J. Conner, Manaaaas, Va. 39-tf
• * •
4,000 Peach tPWg- w d 2.000 ^ g. ^ ^ ' ^ ^ f Apvie trees grown in~our own Jai>laon Ragner, NoktarviSr nuraery to Pairfax counfe. P-H^Hoptos, Neabaeo... Guaranteed free «« aii3Mi eaS|. |; 5^'S;,2SSr-i*--• Ptant in spring, trees win »^ ^, A, CO< >W, N<*esTiae. TSniFP in p r i f tt i ia f a n , fi. P . [ T . J _ Bgwiwan. Nokaayiqe. Jbnaa, Swebiaa -p< U:r*airfax Statioii, Va. 89^*1
Wanted—Married iarm w<fl
"prise to-
til fTther aalka Iwfflr give oat Tw«lty-iv* Cairt Xfctfft Staaup iHtk evair $S caah p n d w W.CWagMMT^ tl-U
771
Sewing a spaaiafty—Mrs. & & 8talt»,_ N<>tairiIte,JV^ »
Wanted—60,000 white oak croaatiea. Seaoaandc^prKa^
~M. Lyiieh ft Or.
G. C Bailey. Nokesville... R. A. CoUiils, Catharpin... N. Hemdott, Bristow... .v N. A. Wheeler, WellingtMi C. C. Peaxvon, Gainesville J. € / Snyder, Nokesville.., J. F.VC^ktelL Nokesvmfc
V. Spit^, HokesVae
^ . . . XA . . . . . 2 C . . . S J . . . . . SJ
.... .}.3J . . . . . 2 0
3J W. V. apHUB,'£1(We>VIUB. . . . . L. L. Carter. bd^jWodcaetHia. M. Jacobs, Thoroughfare, f. J. Strath^ Haymarkst Geo. 01eyar,'Indep>«~»«"rt l G. R Peel, "
. .4C
. : iA
m&... .Tic l A l A
4&AD
K. Wv BmMv, MsBawaai £iig«Be Davia, MswasMS Baymood Reeves, Maar « . L. Jacobs, Msnawas
l A l A
. . . . . . , « C
j c :sct
^ ^^^f iwia
agains'the same wOl pleaae present t t e n pn^teriy anthaniti-
\\ eated for piqaaaat. S. S. DAVR
. . . l A
. , .1A .IC
I—Married man . for j . W.Canoll, Cherry HOl ...14 I* at once; war-time G. B. sowmak^t MMaaa». - • •. • - ^ l»..wi wTaw a r m -T»° B. Callahan, Bnstnw. . • • • • • • • l A gaoa wan ""!•. ?F s. i wnmel. BttoUiw....: Ut Sharr^t, ftristow, Va. :SO-tf-]widter Alien,'Thor^tte*
. . . •. w.RJ
.LA .ac
A. Conwetl , Manaaaaa. . lA
Fire lnsuranc*-^If you are . » „ „ , «frafal of Mutual Asaesamenta,' j . ittdi^ ;trv our old Hne companies. If J O L Mdler. B"-^;^^-,—
I't like thg increasmiold. A- g ^ " * - ! ; ; ^ . . "^.T. line riites, try oS-Humi^ Takt C^WTftir, Notw
K. F. Davia,^^to v . . . . - . ; ! fa« McKinly Dedd, N<Aewrille....... ^ V. M. EUia, GaineavOe .«£. A. C. EDiaon, C a t h a i j i a . . . . : tC C Fairfax, Hoadley . . . l A B. George, Hickory Gtewe J C Jao. Grant, Haymarhet :«C^
C' g ' Oniai i . Nok«Mffi»lL!liw-4C A, L. Hart, Neabaeo... .^v^ . . ••-JC W. O. BiMumm. HsywrtlMa^..»C Cee- ginfhr'—. liiili|iMll«tf inn T* imA K ^ ftiatow.^^ lA T. B. Kincheloe, Dnatfriaa SH C. Moneys Qnantico ._ l A
«C 1A
yftwaboiaa. Wa r a j g e w n t b o ^ « . H. Smith, M a n a ^
B . ' A ^ t l n (-^ration. « f | g g g ' g g . . .4C
1 1 , . _
.oauMfy • O. Taylor; Nokesville.
FneBoBT
SQv«r e « ^
Total LIAB&JTXES
amount paid for intereat, expraaes vaA t a x e s . . . 495.13
:Individnal deposits, inchid-ing savings deposits. . . 69,280.23
Due to National B a n k s . . . . 161.02 -Notes and <iills rediscouated 7,500.06 Reserved for accrued ia-
trrimt nn t1rrrr»T - CT.fftf
There wil l ie a pie.party at Thoroughfare* sehooi' Friday, 16 The puMic is cordially invited.
Jteaerved-f
JMIN1STRAT0IG? N O T I C B I J ^ ^ The undersigned havingjmak
ified as admhiistrators of the es-tate of tha late Sussex D.Davis, afl persons owing saidaatate will pL—>. ftmno^ « »rwayd.and srttle
h a v ^
J. rCHAYD^tr Pleaae adclraal aff eommoniea-
tioiia to M. a & Davia, 8»1 StocktoB Ave., Cape May, N. J.
4»^*
Total .$964«0J1 I, W. &. Hooker, Caariiier, do solemn
ly affirm that the above is a true statement of the financial eonditkni of fht Bank wT NotesvUte. Uwoxpo-rated, located at Nriwaiyino^Jtt_th<i CMOtQL 'oC~ Prince; wHIiani, State ex Vte^Ba, at the cloae of bgaiweas on OttrSTdMY vt March, 1918, t« the beaTaf m j knowledge and hiaef.
W. R. HOOKiaU-CaaUer Cotreet-Attest:
. ^ 8.',SMtTB.' _, . . r"--~Binctara..
estate of 'Vimnia^ .- Xeantgr o f ^ ^ e e WiBiam
ASnawl to and sabaerOwd before me bjr W. K. Hooker, GaaUer, this
X T . MANUEL, J3, It. HlNBGaPMgK.
n.raovttn&H >>A^^|^ expjraa 0>teb«^ SB,
KrSpripg i WnX HOLD MY ANNUAL -SPUHG Mll^
LWCRYiXENING
WEIWESDAY & tmmSDAY
March 20 andT T
House for ront-»- rOOm dw^-. j ^ H. Utterback, Hayaurfsia iC Ing with modern improvementi; J. R. Woodyard, Manaaaaa—.-.. .SJ C.HJLiimuuJltslilitTi.MananBaai ° *~''*i—' «"^^"-
wi« hm ahowB the laieat craatioairMr lioery. Notioaa aad Pfeaa Tijammga. Alao « v U t e Uae ci Crep* da p>mk^^^
Yoar apcctfuHy aolicftcd._
Western Afert»— Beef^harob. Veal and Pork
GROCERIES FANCY AND
Ftfid^or Country Ptoduce and live Stcrk
•^r^--:- T ^ r::r;£MiiEhioinm;«^ P»EAT;??*R€flF Ki-Wlx^ —^
A MBMOHIAL SKETCH
The friends of tbfe late J<dm Smith Bf&puder E w ^ luVe rea-
-80H—to be -yratcfni
littte*^flS?WiaiJr' But GtH has known arid loved Mr. EweU for a lifetime would like to add a few words.
Mr. Round has dwelt most upop Mr. Ewell's mental gifts. They were, indeed uncommon^ thfe gfasp of hla Intellwu, being as broad as his memory was
WASHINGTON MAN PRjUSES^i4-MJ^
I counted myself down and out many a time.—I had aches, pains and a weary no-accoun<r feeling that" I couldn't aacouiil
impression sdcTSTyTWtafteraTlj for," says a well known govern the ^
litis ^aiiinu-'KiieuBmic '
edy for Bad tawL and ' As a Tonic.
COUNTED HIMSELF DOWN AND OUT MANY A TIME
essence of personality lies deeper and is harder to find. In Mr. Ewell's case it was simply a quick and wjarm human sympathy, a kindness of heurt'often asserting itself in spite of the reasoning faculties. Those who heard him sometimes condenm with characteristic impetuosity 8<Hneone he disapproved of knew qtate-wriF what he would do were that same person in need ordistressl
ment clerk in Washington, D. C, Mr. John H. Beckwith, residing at 3313 Sherman Aye., N. W.'
Many a man aod wonum awakes feeling stiff, ^re, languid and lifeless because of the sluggish condition of the bipod. You can't <pork or play with real enjoyment unless this condition is overcome. How to do this Ml'. Beckwith explalM M fgt^
All intimate friends coiUd bear witnw to this atrik. ing trait; .
Ifr. Eeweir grew up under the easy going OFd Regime, and re-tained its impress. He was generous to a fault, "neijjiborlyjl fond of cWldren, and very kind to servantsr. 'Like most Virgin-lana of tlllT' H«jr ^ tuirvty\ frhft Ckjnfederacy, but was never a partizanr ffis raind was &t another cast. He loved music and "was ffi^ted with a_flHe, strong voice: lirTaa~iniim belle* 1»
Iowa: war times the energetic, faedthy peojrie we getting their share of the world's goods, and inen like Mr. Beckwith are serving their country i^ly and wiell. No man jor woman can do it who it weak and aneamic all the time... .
BIjfiLT tllMSELF UP "I had rheumatism with all
kinds rrf pftiw«, hwH hln«> an^
Washington
•THE BusYcowrar"
^ona C
the unseen world. an<} no fear of death. His last hours wez« peaceful His fanenO, at i ^
swellpgs in my limbs and joints. I was feeling gmerally rondown and I couldn't aeeount lor ft. Tlie adyertisiiig of Add Ixm Ailneral attrarted ine ] ^ 8 s verity and, sinoe Uking tt the rjieumatism has gaaa completely. The old tirad, random fedr
A BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR READERS OF THIjp PAPER IN THIS
ADVANCE SALE OF FINE QUAUTY
9x12 ieet Size and Very SpecM^r At$5.95Eadi
home,-Ed8:e-Hifli-was according'iiig ^ g m e 8»<i- Tve got to his directions, strikingly simple. A wreath of jane took the pilace ,Bf flotfeors upott hiateoflMr pine l)emg ^ e hweditary badge
:Jf of the afca^:^regor Sociefe of ^-whicig:fa{5?;^^iOra"taeH^ i!b& ?" name-MJ U» ei which lie ijAeur ~ ited from, a giwidpsrienit, later
—'niey-arc ftknra in now and very haaAma* pattcrM for afaBost u r roMu^ the hoosc > Perigna are tJiafovond '^aUa^tfTnor/' plain htni ^CMO, aad. goarantioMl oCoeA wltfc plafai and flgorod ccntevs. Thcae u « amda froai '229 map «rad« nattlag tkat fo
^vcry AM in qiplltj. Thar* arc irtMity of grtwM^ MMv and fertwai. A l vmey a t t n i ^ i ^ a^rfi^A^^iMwktportiitloiii.'^''' .-- . ^
6x9 ft, Bixa, 12.9$, 8z« ft. at 96c. 27zS4 fak, ai 69e
_ NatiotuJly Advertised Gongolemn, Gold Medid, k!^ Rugs: —
CHURCH SERVICES
LUTHERAN &«th«l L]itb«nus Omreb, B«T. Ed-
0»r Z. Pence, iM«t«r. Lenten sermon Wednesday at 7:30
o'clock.
' 2>rMebing at 7:8Qu>:cIack.
pRESByXEBLAN MaB^ssaa Presbrtetian Cfaarch, Bev. laBassas ronf Kelh Alfonf KelUy, pastor.
Sunday—Sunday telioel at 10 a. m. Subject, "Jesua S«»dlnar Forth t)«B Twelve." ' J - Prwif hing at 11 a. m, .BuUttt^
Asffecial sate of these rags, dightlr laifarfaet, afanoat dooHeHir
bat aeenadi «rf frcietf
spring in niy ste|i: that BH^UIS life worth living, tvi vomaitW wiM do all it cialiua Fmi rewui-mending it and lowwutg it ialii natuatLaaiBerallfeelitgipeslto 4?tiec«M tittlw> poarag- iifc euuUauwd Mr. Be^Wltltrtrtfe
. ,'¥ " - S F : - ' - — " ^ — - - ,»o*enm*|ntscrvieeatWoiAfBr' restoj^^^tslrtginal MacGre- t<Mi.. gor, b ^ f ^ t h e s s to aa vlterest-ing strain of descent. He
The Ferrodme Cbeaaieali Car-woo'puiation's tiaJe marfe on—th»
the eldest son of Df. Jesse Ew- bottle is a guarantee of qioray ell and Ellen Mac Gregor, He and strength. Acid boo Miii married first Helat Wbpda Mac^ eraT is the IrifeMy eaRen&aCed^ Gregor «nd secondly Alice Jane 'preduet of an ore dtir IB a mine Tyler, leaving by th«* two mar-'down m Mississtpfii. It Ss. riages two sons and sevai stronger, better, nore powerful; daughters. He died <m Monday, absolute^ lutrmleffi anderamom^ the 25th of February, JQlg; H {«tl>HJ^lI dJj' rttoM «»nB^^i^^ his ninetieth year: 'each- bottle for treatment at As one who wi?«» the drapery>£ Konje^ rheumatism, kidney,
his couch Wood and digesticm troubkB. Get
—They are audc fnnt tlie new process f i ^ lata "wMA «ni not cttii aad needs no taddne^ ^..
.allclWna. 9x*z 'it» B i a a . . . . ' . . . ; . . . . . . . . .
watetproof Tlie tetgna ara jvj
Above prieca are to laatftwy of on^, and Wa.reqaeat tliat^$iowJM«r« a>>»flRf Uibliv«rUMBltertt
'rm. ;!s
"Why Chnrefa Memben do Bof Attend Church."
Otttetiaa SadeavOT miMtinfe at 7 ^. m. Subject, "The Art-^f Living ^it i i Others." -'-' *
Preachinr at 7:30 p. m. Siibject, "Why PerB<»is Not Oinreh Members Attend Chureb," ' Wednesday—Prayer meetiiMr aft 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Ifakisff Our CaUina and Eleetioii Sure."
'Sunday, Marek J l , at II o'clock. Sacrament of the Lord's Snpl>er.
BAPTIST. ~ Manassas Baptist C%aich. Bev. T.
H-P- Clark, pester. Snnday-->.5un9ay^ScSooI7T.46 a. m^'
morning Sarriei, 11 o'docjc; B. T. P. IT., 9:i6; evening Mrvice at 7:80.
Wednesday—Prayer meeting at 7:M p. m.
Xaeh and every member of the Manassas Baptist Cbordi ts earnestly reqneeted to be j reseiiit at the mom-4tg •ervioe on the second Snndty in April. Business of importance to
Rer. BaraeU Grinuley's Appoii^teirts Bendtaven, foorth Sunday, 11 a. m. WsedMae, second and ioutUi Sua-
daya, 8 pu mL ^ flateher'Memorial, seeood Sunday II a. m. and 7:{(0 p. m.
Oak Dale, third Simdsy, 11 a. m., mi iwit aQndayi.7;M », m. Aabqm, fcrt Sunday, l i a. m.
Ibfrdt fcaiar, 7:80 p. ah - PBllRnTSBAPnST
frtaWIHf DniUii Qiwfa, SUer T. •.Dal ton.
> evaty fonrtk Soadey at i t • ^ f t r T m t WIS l a l i i i j i j |ii w eilJn at
4i<&«^Ji. l^^VAJi^^l^J^V^
Around huR-and'lMis down to pleas-iant dreamil' :^ '
7Tr^Kraf6MAM , * • -
a bottle today. —Sold in Manassas by Wi-fifeA Doweli and | y good JkaglMa eveiy where. hJjcf.
RISON.- In lo^g remembranee of ^ Plans for the aerial mail route dear devoted mother. Sank E. faetweaa Washington. Phaadet-
Rtsan, will) emend ite t.vo years ago^ MarerlS,- 191S.'
A dauehtfr'.s fwriaiting love l.s bom in truth; and heaven above And loss of liffi nii fflib .nmnther. The love
lrfi& and New Tork eooteaipirte tho ose of marhhwe capa^ of
_»<' Icarrying 300 poAnds of mail a distance of 200 miles witltoat stopr- A aaeeial «>oata»o rafce
The tks youa ssajr wooid ba ehargwmoe 4aae«effi« ^ ceats.an oonee.
f Ba#a yoa i rar hai oar pticaaoaJ<»iroiff i7 la tlweadayattiawafltokaow
batk tbc^^aUty tbc e a ^ Aifc TH^
«i "1WDRNAL. •
Shall
Hed
years may go
Like sunshine S'tHng ever aafeVT" ' Vet memory overiand'or wave
kneel above my metfcer's grave. Restippeaee. ., [ |0^^aM[ ggQi^y ancafia a SttC-
61 eolda, Y o o - i i u i ^ v iKMe love can eqaai thit nf wiWuf T bav<e one a o d Jfsaa Blgfat hava
Whose devotion so loyal.and traet ten . -ToQ n r i | M s top at'OOe H Who suffm so mwli witli oMh Jb^ ypu take \a. tiBM Q I J R ' ^ 0 ( X J >
Who'";^oSr^.«b ,!«««..'«"»«DY. If a a saf. pred«t mother for yo*T 1°' ' " ^ ''**^ daatrafing eold
Vet iiii iiii jiiw mn i" iniiiiiifciii jarnii tiuf iint hannfnr the aya-like mother^? | t«»fn iw ggo»ral A fkewrit* TWIW-
I'nbroMn tfll tank work Is
you tnm a But you
as she kwed yea. Her Lovfag
MTBfeY
•re*
edy whMwver oaed oaoe. '€et~a 'r*^*~rg to ward off that firat icokT, or have the next o(dd appeara.
,«AIT: W A T M A a M P T W I A g M A r V
*Hayawrkat, Ta. Before the war the "Navy's
Bureau of t\ngw-yrlni nawmUi of men. In the tact^year '6t» number has inenasod to aboot-600r OUO. In taklmt Uw fluger^print record of the Wavy rfrniit the *^*** *"* estate will present imprpssiona of att Xm ftngmLaia * * **"* Vr<^V^riy authenticated
1, AniimiflTPATna^ WIYTK^^
Havmg qualified as admima-trator of a»e late Thomas M. E«rcya rit^ersora having-d^rts
the
wbtainedT" f to Iho "Miidc>nTgwc3,. and idl ew*
The Jonmal—$1.00 ami worth i t
" ^^ jiag said estats wiB oawa-j |mtrd and settle.
* y***^; J. M. PIERCY. Adm-r. 41-4 Gainesville, Va.
CATBOUC m arinte' CstboOr Clmrdi;: Vaa-ast Piitti' wmana COT.
19!90lK'ntvM«wad 1 1 tiMtJli Mvia psevaiBeBt
S b l l « * a t » s * « . m PieMUa^ afc. tk ML ML,, an
Senior IQiwuitfr p. m..
1-m
Ber. C-IK foUow:
At a recent.hfsaring of the Federal Titide QtmiBisskm there was introduced cctfrtepondence taken from thee «inta,filas-«e. ''•"•^ ' jConu •-*-'—•— • — — — — "'•
for 8ome tioie an educatiotud The need for tixis publicity has been appauait to nt for
eral years. The gmM mtarwprAa<»r»»a»; ^ ^ - - -tly been anblected has coirvincedus that wwshoidd nokoEer in patting before the public tfae-basi&frctear our ^ ^ ^
on the lfar«miiw1ednflMr<rtBg"
* i r S 5 i ® ^ . " « * ^ ° ^ * ^ AmBriotti paetefrj^baaed incefy on the behef that the inooitie and well-being <£ «te ptoduoer and conwimwf .are adversely affooted hj^^— ^^-5^ .. remlCing-in unreaaooab^ lafge prafits.
^ ^ ^ •& CbapaagrTbet profit is i n inwffhifictant factor m the coat of liv^ig^
For th»fi8cal year 1917 & Company wave as foUowa:
Saiaa
Profila
This ia a^iivalcnt to a $3,465. prtjAt on a iff CfWlR QC vOf l lpWty I H Q
would have reoerved oirff cattie, or the conennaec
OQ dreaaed bec£
of$87,50a •I an, UM cMtl*
otdy eoe-4iurtar.af a ftr his
Swift &. Company, U. a A.
Soaey—FirBt^ Simdays, llia.ini.
*»», !_?-». m , • ; • , Gainesville—First Stedsy. S p.
third aiid fifik^SSnftyrtta. w. ' Bristoir—11iir< « e i iftB
WepdUvrn-JEkW M days, 8 p m. ' Woelaej'—HiBt
ilhwau Ths>»«iitib»a
A ^ o y m Bl ia«. FeiMary iH, puUek
acui. Si
fOfABI M.
hBELL'S^REAI^^ ia made fron best materiala. Meed HI an «p.toK}ate oven.
fal workflMn. Ask for it— aeeept no other. We also J5je«m«QUICK LUNCH
-COUNTER _whereja«_oaa-^ ?y year appetite. Pull j y o f eonffctionery.
Adasiniaterei) for lees Eztraetiaii of Teeth.
Fafa.
DR. L.P. HOUGH M. I. C. Buildinar, Manassas. Va
The JoomaJ—$1—u>d worth it The Journal—41—an<j »..r;h it
. ^ • - " ' ^ - K 16r-&ai&. '^'nffi-M^'c/-ri:.'.ai<ouRNAir^^ TTJUBTSBVEN
Clean Teeth intKw raog"
DBSTBUCnVB OKBMS.
RUTHYMOL
TOOTH PASTE
Hie way to make two blades of grass grow where one does now: Buy the celebrated Magnesium Lime from Leesburg
[ Lime Co^ the lime that has been sold inXoudoun and Fairfax for the past twenty-five years, and out produced them all, and the
Priu eWilliamPliariiiacy " Maniwia, Virginia
PrcMripiiNif n a f i Ov Buaets.
HM4 Public School Sjutem of
DEPABTMENTS REPRESENTED C(Aece, Graduate, Law, Medi
cine, ElBgiseering LOAN FUNDS AVAILABLE
to dMei'ving students. |iOJ)0 covers all costs to Virginia staden^ in th« Acadnnie Departments. Send for catalogue.
MILTFAKT TRAINING • WPtSTONi Begistrart
FARMERS DIRTY FUEL MUST choir furnished music and ^ t r i -
NOT LEAVE MINES otic songs. ^ - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — - - - " — I "Mr
Consumers Imposed Upon Dor-
1 M E N O n C E ^ ^ " * ' ^ ' " ^ ^ alty for Repetition.
reason for it is boouse it-coa-^-to coal operators—tbrouyhout tor, Ruth, recently visited rela-tains Magnesium and Oxide of froa in right proportion to CaJ-cium Carbonate, and the United States Agricultural Department in Year Book 1901, p4fe~16l7 states that Magnesium is absolutely necessary to plant .growth and nothing else 'will take its place. Send orders to Com well Supply Co., Manassas, Va.; A. S. Robertson, Wellington, Va.; M. Rollins, Bristow, Va., or direct to
and same will have prompt at-mtioBi — —
g LlBMi vO.yiflC* B. V. WHITE. Manager
Univertlty, Va.
ElecbkatKeds iMBii i •iriii. fm
j i^ w « g awl iMtihfiM rf fa lira »jfpra*d > Ac BMH if
b pi^ a Kg price far Mr |aai UtM five yai atiMiinf*
WOgEPiBERGER G. L MANA&8AS. VIROINIA/
MULES F0RSA1£ ty^ from 100 tu 000 Iwad
ei bofses and moles of all deaeripttoas for sale at my
Lin York ,?* . 14-33* J O C t U N t O t t G
E J. HOTTLE MANASSAS. VA.
esponding to complaints made by coal consumers of Vi ^
Clyde Bodine, of the Nokesvillb Garage, aocompsniecf by Messrsr W ^ ^ Free, Duff Green and F. Fitiwater, went to N£Ht^JXftrlu,Qn6._ dajf
bringing hsjlrfhree cars. They ginia that a per centage of fuel report a fine'trip and scenery en shipped last winter from coal! route and good roads until near-mines was badly adulterated' ing home, when they eneounter-with dirt and .slate. State Furi ed some Virginia mud. . Administrator Byrd has written
Virginia, calling.their attention to these charges and warning
deliberate imposition upon cus* tomers must cease.
It has been estimated that in many instances shipments of coal, taking the nat ion , as a whole, carried impurities and adulterations amounting to one-eighth of the total shipments^ This .meant that one coal car In every eight engaged in_carrying ffoal laat n winter waa in rftality
Marble, Graatte aaii all
W«k Mara:
loaded with dirt. The imposition was one practiced not only upon consumers but upon the government, as rail transportation and freight movements constitute one of the big^and primal essentials now in meeting-successfully conditions brought ftbout by our entry into the world war,.
That large production in fuel mlj:ht be encouraged the gov-
Mrs. Clyde Bodine and daugh-
tives in Alexandria. Miss Mabel Hinegardner is at-
iending Strayer*8 Business College in Washington. •——-
Mrs. A. Armstrong has been quite sick with the grip,.but is slowly improving. ' .
Mr. Ficklia .lias jaoved hia family to the villager and has charge of the Piedmont Garage.
"TD ^ERVEOUR mXTtifST
H We iwre-efuiHedlB the United States
Food Administratioil and in doing M
we pledge ourselves to give our custom
ers the benefit ot fair and moderate
prices, sdling at no more than a rcason-
abfo profit abevo eost to as.—Give as »-
M U and be eonvineed..; ; , . ; , ; j L
II II L
M A D D O X 9c B Y R D
Member of the United States Administration
Food
Death of Mr C. M Key*^.-
Mr. C. M. Keyes, who has
emment has aUpwed liberal prices and lai:ge profits, to coat operators. In return it purposes
coal mined and shifK jUMJ in .ntnurnltpratiyi-and- clean.
" Funeral services were b tile iS- E- Church Tuesday ^ven-4jig> at 2 o'dock, conducted~]>y Bev. W. T. Ldttlfi: The remains
In justice to the government as ^eU as to the people of Virginia .Administrator Byrd purposes to see that^ ho imposition iis praC' ticed by the marketing of ira?f^«d 1 ^ t ^ B . Stark pure coal, and has so notified mine upurators:—iu
fimMmm BAIK, iWUOMATSD DSPOe^TOKf Or TKX
^ifHAL . . . . SIOO.PM 11 uu uaM*imu>"
XmB$a& WoocTa
S a v e Pvl i f i zer BiDa, in-creaute crop |»bchictive-
-nets , <nd madce t i^ . best of Stmunor rontce cropsi. i n n tiytwe land wondcrfaOr,
after ntng ««# ' « fwtce •r grasiag porpmea. Can be gmsB to •eaeelieat ad*—tag> to rear Cwn cnv, toeCieaatog )M4 •r Can and auldag «• •—isrfwl im^mrauai to the soiL
Wrtto fer^prieea mmi "WOOITS CSOP SPBCUL,," girtot^ _ ^
UaOtAttt* jn. regvest.-
T.W. WOOD & m.
GOTO - — r FOOTED WALL PAPER flODSr
FOR WAII PAPffi
«MO,000 —OUUKTOBS-
e.X..BOOTHa, U.B.HA.UJOW, a. a. w&aFtKto. . }. r^-Mvati wATKKiioBmTs. B .a«nt , ia .
Pnoipt attcmtiaB (tvea tC all taulacM, i s (.•dlBgeaUCGltatfMllraaa^tU* DsHMSUto
REAL ESTATE
cease funiishing the offending mine with cars until such tiine as full reparatim has been made and ianidinr assnraiicea had that l^aetiecn will iimaediately cease
Having .determined,to devote our whole tiioe to the Real EMate and Insmmnce hnmness, we hera-1;^ solicit an pn^eri? fcnr jude and request tboae having vrash exty to list the same wira as DRHIUltly.
Wa pMsriaa to itmLt^Or jrfUi aD M i vffl siT« tkit lailiFM M
C Ji MgBTXBA CO. Va.
G e o . Da Baker UndertakeiL
sr Send f<Mr catalogue and parttC' olars. Metal Carriers will last
l-fog-j«g«—no hrfak«g«._Hfl.
LcB ATS., n ix Oocrraeew. Utritm, VA
u lov u coo(i««rmw uui m«Urwl viU jat-tfij. METALIC QASKEIS CARRIED IN
If yetr i«aS^ want the NEWS ~ ~ of the county The Journal will give it to you every week for a vear for one dollar, in advance.
City Peopiw W w i l Yoair ^IHP a a d Biittcr
— Strip by Pineal F^st i l ietalCafrisr
priced fraaa
wrapiHnft or labelliBg aeeessary
BtMUMARTWCO,
-case—anjr further complaints are reiceived by hun. the, same will be invcati-
and vd& great care, Sfeontd soeh prove to be weD founded, the mane wi& be wwrped. In cas^ such w a m i n y l s not hooded by the operator, steps will be promptly tak«ai with the proper 4iii:hnriti«>n tn fiff that milmadw
been a well known citizen of Quantico for sixty-six years and of a prominent family, passed away Monday moiling, March 4, of apoplexy, at his home.
He had been in good health for the past year and attended to business up.until^his death. He was a member of the Quanj' tico Baptist Church for twenty--five years and attended service regularly.— '• -—" ••^-
id at
were laid to rest in DuvaQ cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his wife, tira. Laura R. Ke^es; t^o daughters. Miss Ada Keyes,
two sons,-.Messrs. S. L. Keyes and Chaa. -R. Keyes, M\ living in Qaantico except Chas. R., ol Gamp Lee, where he .went into
"SUPERIOR" C O R P L A N T E R
Blfit'saCOBtNPLAN^feitthat that y<m wattt, # » k s * c 1 t . if W i ^ or lAoBte OS y ^ neMft.
service last September and t ^ Onze^uturuiiice and'is now
a sergeant; one hfdf sister, Mrs. Annie Slddmore, of Washing=t jMt, D. C , and two grandsons., ' The fanuly haV^Lhc deepest sympathy of- all and he will be
Uxa|tily-mia«d4Q;u4dl-whoJmew
Tlie coal etialB l i s t w i n t « WW met ii Virs^nia in a most credi-talde manner, and while some shipments of _fuel were. miSa firKon the mines of cod baifiy ad-^q^Hfd with d « t e «»t3£gti^tit^ heavy d^oand upon mining re-sonroes n i i ^ t in part .exi^aia this drcnmstance. There was a wnifiimiim of suffering ill Vir-ginii^ due to an intelligent haa3^ jtngnf « iTWMrf <KflVinlt Bjtuatiim.
It is not bdieved that operators, havinig had thdr attaition caB-yd to the fart, wifr coBtiaas to poini t their cnstdmos to be iin-
NOKESVILLB
Hie Nokes^iOe School League met Thursday night with their
f p r ^ d w t . Rev. Mr. Mark, in tiie chair. Afto* roB e d and bosi-ness bong dispensed witii, tlw children gave ai very tnterei^itf ^trofram at—redtstions and s M i ^ The debate.hy i C H So-pk& ifanad and Ifr.
1215 P 9 t and 1214-18 G S t . ' WASHIMGTON, D. C. ,
Manassas Transler ^ . W. S. ATHKY,
Baggage, yiuiiltuia and aB Uitda of nMrehaadiaa or othar eornntftiWiai promptly traaafarrad or dativarad.
sbowei^ much A larfe czowd was
a i t awl left ed at the doM.
Praf. L K. H. Bsahm, assist«d by Misa Lwchmaa .and Miss Loeiye liarke, h s H t Oourteh-ing schotd.
A FRIEND.
SHERIFPS SALE OF T A L U - j ABLE REAL ESTAIS:
Trndpr and hy virtue ot eeg tain executions in my hands m favor of the Commonwealth of Virginia against Nettie L. Garr rison, and by virtue Of levy of the saki eireeutio&s aa tiie real
rison witiiin' the county of ftjnce WiDiam, Virginiaj to sat-i s ^ said ocecntions, the un^etr ilgned sludi, <m , . ,
Anril 1. 1918
ktok oar stodi over.
X!ormtfigefl Supjrfv Coinpaiiy MANASSAS, VaSSBOJk
S • a — s B i B s n i n s a s « s M w s p s » s — » o i
yiaaassasJunkfieak^l t
^ 1
I I Hi|rh iirice pgud for s c r a p - r
in f rMt^^ the Courthouse, in thfi tftwn fff y»"»"«», v^r «
i I a -
and Fxirs a Speciahy^
about 1 o'clock, p. m., tffkr for sale to the highest bidda> | » cash the oae-SSth undivided in-m w l nl th» wUd NfelUfe L. Giu-risoB in an<I to the foUowing real eirtate lyfilg and betai? sttoste i i aa4ieDanty of Prmee Wfflun, Vkfhiia:
F t n t The undivided one-flfih J n t a a i of ilui mad NetUe L. Garrison » and to 860 acres' of land situate on the-road lead-, ing from Manaastt to Brents-vilfe, in Manfcssaa Magisterial IMrtriet, a part of said land ateo lying OB the read ^ o m Bradley to ffinelar's Mill, and being the same property upon which Ifot Stevens at j)resent lives. - Second. The undivided one-
«»mtM|Hfft. fa»>n-t "* ^^ aaid-Hettie USieiX~«i~fiiiQi X- Garrison hi aikl to K
lot of land lynig and b ^ g situ ate OB Mafti street extended, j n
^ Manaasts, Va., ad-j o f a i ^ the Umds of W. N. Lipscomb. C. A. ^ndair and others, containing about one- and ope-halTaiTtf ' ^ ^ "*'* •^^ tnw:*"
nCl>OLSKY~ PBWSIKKMr
Oppof i te U w i s A Brown's BUcksanlfci SIMV>^
JilAN ASSAS, VlRGBflA
i—B—aaaaaa—asBsasa*
or p a r c ^ of land being the real estate of which the late Judge
>ed. The integost 5E neeting warf MM It ft , — ^ . , ^ . Hon. C C. Cailin ot the said Nettie L. Gamsni m Seminary.
was introduced by soaae very appropriate remarks by Mr. Mel-
C. Hazen, of Washingtoa. vm
and 40 said real estate will be soM subject to the Hfe e ^ f t e therein -of Mrs. Henrietta E. Lipaoomb, she having a life estate therein 1^ virtue of a con Mr. Cariin gave-a splendid 1
aras wMdi ^ ^ much «PP«d.|2^*«^ ^S^^JT^"^'W ated by the large audience. A . j ^ ^ j ^ ^^^ g Upscomb. vote of thanks was extended j CHAS. A. BARBEE, him at the close. Th« Seminary Sheriff Prince William County.
Jew^nr* Sporting Wfai»i you t y ^ ^ j>urcbaslng a wfttch, a ring, a scarf
or broodi pin, or otbo* jewelry, remember we oas . sqpply your wants. Koet anythins in the
a p w t i n g gnntfa l ine wUl be fonnd at an attractive fwiee.
jakiB^naa'nitivw
HTDr^WEI^Riar MaBaaaaay VirgiMB
tfaayifc^Relcl & Ca^ JjiDiba, S m g b Laths, Doors, Sash,
Bfindfl and Building Mateiial ^, ^ O F A L L K I N D S . : _ I Z . _ _ _ Z : i
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Office: No. 115 N. Union Street Factory: No. I l l N. Lee Str«et. ALEXANDRIA, VA
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PAGE BIGHT THE MANASSA^ JOURNAL
GREiafwieflr
BJr. R. E. Foley, jr., of War-rentoi^^Bprart. Friday night In [were our town.
MiM Elise Windsor was ^ucsL Ox nc r sttiTic OVXNIBX*
Mra. J. L. Hip ton and children cjjjera ^ -MWi -Gi—EL|h»ye tfmnalerred their tcmpoiv
x . ' ' » t e ^ ^ w ^ r i . ^ 5 s ^ » * i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ week-end with his brother, Mr. Ben Dove, of Nokesviller
Mr». W. M. DuUn is viaitiny Capt «nd-4 i» . J. C. FuUertoa, of Calverton.
The Civic and School Improve-jnent League held its regrular InoBtMy Bieeuag m t Friday evening, at which time an excellent proifrim'wM~nhdMed^ The-
the dren's hospital in Washington xor 'tiwatmcnt- ~
Misses Holmes
4a-Mi&BieviUe, where be will resume his work.
Mrs. M»yB>»-g»id and Mr. and
most interesting number being a debate, "Resolved, That the American Indi^ has been,unjustly treated."' The affinitive was argued by Messrs. Cari Glaettli and' Rev. T. 'R. Cooke, while the question wa^~ably defended by Messrs K_a[. Ross Lint-^ nen-And B. Bean, of Catlett. Ex-
Mrs. W. A. Dane were the guests of Mrs. E. J. Alexander on Thursday night.
Mr. C. E. Clarke is in Rich-
Mr. George McDonnell q>ent
and
M * a n . G. A. HaU aad Irvin Quigg spent Sunday at their respective homes here.
Dr. Courtney, health inspector for the county ,and Miss Townsend, the county nurse, inspected the children in Clifton school thirweek: —•
Mr. C. L. Fowler has resigned the wBek-gnd with his tamiirfiiis pcsition at Oceoquan refer
matory-and-faas lesmued chatte -here. Mrs
cellent arguments on both sides were put up. The judges, i - yg Messrs. S>. D. Fo«ter7 Jno. N. [ j House and.Bi_P._Mfiun.tjoy decided in. favor of the affirative. Mr. J, F. Cocke^ille, Miss Fannie Nails and Mr. G. H. Washington were appointed to arrange the program ffir Friday, April 8. •
Miss Sue A.. Brown spent Saturday n i ^ t with Mias Sallie Cooke. • '•-'•'' •
Miss^ Monel Arey spent the wpplf-on/ »f !|M- |<Hne near M»-
C..E. Clarke and d a u ^ -ter spent last Wednesday w^k their cousin, ther Misses Glascock, of Agilewyille, and attend-ed the Red Cross meeting in the afternoon.
Minnieville league will hold its monthly meeting on Saturday, March 23. We hojje to
nassas. Mrs. / . W. HoUiday was » M»>
jaaag»s yudtor .cne dbiy last week. Miss D<gah Langyber and iii,l
Geo. Wdls, of ^ i s t o w , fiiead^ Wednesday of last wedc wi f t Miss Langyher's'siatia-, lln..Ot. R. Domis.
Mrs. R. Broee Atkinson, who was called to'•WaahingtinNriboat a wecHc Ago bgr tbe mother, is s l 2 w
Mr. W. I t Honig eral days last'^wedt in Wmd^atfr ton, aminatwB.
irez-
Mrs. E. J. Alexandu' is very much coBipuuning wiui rneuuui* tism taid a bad cold. We hope she will soon feel better.
Mr. Alfonzo Calvert IB in the hosiHtal and at last hearing was not any better.
Mr. A. J. Garland, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. A. J. Kinchebe and Miss Elsie,Windsor w^rejthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clarke retyently.
FOSESm^G
-Tbe^
of his farm here. The Red Cross Branch was
highly favored by a musical, pro-graib by the Misses .Ketk and 'Ynother at the meeting last Tues-day« The. Red Cross is growing in membership, 58 now being on the r ^ Mrs, liQStyn sent off a box of finished articles last C J I I ' I I M M I H H „ _ „ .; „__
ocivttrmi}'* " Mr. and Bfrs. W. H. iUchards
wifi- return to their hrane. here, after sf>ending the winter in ^JUm n h i w irf^nwx - _ _ • „ ______^.^ TT fBning»y%<y^K •
Miss Sara Crew spent Satur-jday in Washingtmi. .
The teaiehecs purpose giving a play next Saturdsy nigfat for the benefit of tiie^chm^ ^
It looked Sunday, Sunday nii^t «ad iCondi^ mwniag as though winter was conui^ tfch;^ bat it sotm. became wamaer aiid4 the high winds dried op 1 ^ > m i l F to iKMne extent.
tlMm the rain, which HbKied &om ^t^fiag.
Ur. J. T. Syncox was in_For-estborg Fricby on business.
Jfite Gotie Tapsoott nstomed ^«ae Eriday, aften^^wsit wftfa r^alives a i ^ frioids in Wasb-iogilBt.
TBs8~EHse~DuErwSo~"S«S' the .^ist wedi witii her sister., • . . -, Mrs .J. C. f « » t o n ; rfjC»n*^^!SS!^ ^ * ^ " * Um, xvlui »wl uu Sunday laafe-—
Mrs. C. B. Hdtzclaw spent Saturday evening witii M W. Wood. —
Mr. John MarsbaB'was.a Manassas tisitor <m Friday last.
Mrs. CSiariotte M a s ^ u ^ wi dow of the late Lewis Mayhu^i^
eyewngi ur . J. u. liunn made a bosi-
ness trip to Aoootink Saturday. Ganofdl qpcnt
Sunday hmne with U s motho-, niax^Bg to AecMmk Sniiday
died andderilv at her home tM Saturday mornbig at deven o'ck>ck. She had been hi bad l^alth for a namber «f years. Mrs. Mayhui^ was oxty-^fooi^ years of ng^ 'Ott faaeni tock: vi»ce Mondajr afternoon—from the Presbyterian Church, Rer. J. R. Cooke c^kiating. ^»
Jktaa-Peel were the-gi Mrs, Mitchcfl Bettis Smidiqr;
Mr. Reubte V- Abdl has ae-ee^ied a position w ^ t ^ Shq>-IwdkUng Co. at Qaantceo. We wish him modi soeees at his
* * : ^ - — : 7 —
fadd to rest in the charch eoxie-tery.
She is survived by two d a a | ^ ters, Mrs. A. J. HaBshonwi^ and Miss Lddn Xajrhugh, one «tepdaugi>tcr, ltr8r~K B. g e ^ and three ste|>-aons, Wllfiam . ^ Pendleton B. and TtuA L. Miiy-h u g h . •
We are gUdto note Qiat Mrs. E. D. MorrispwlM haa been qnij^.
"Bte , faTHuch impwraa. KEENEYES.
You are invited to in^itet our-line of beautiM' hate beforeiniyiii^—^AiiA^tic i ^ at
modest prices.^ Stop and shop
I
- ^
^ CcHiper Building CUMSSSU^
ac-r SSi X
The tMKhers and diildreB are eiqieeting to h a ^ a fine time.*at tiw entertaiamat Satmndny eve-
. « « ! / refii^hnwnts to
Mr. WaBaee Sonday to tis.
Mr*. Jacob Aaudon :Uiiehoraeo< l i r . and ben B: AbeB Friday.
CUVTUN
MINNIETnXS
March has broQiJit forth its windy weathM*.
Mr and Mrs. C. E. CSarfce in Manassas day.
Mrs. MaysM Bald and d S -dren were the guests «l her aia> ter, Mrs. Carrie Cartas, en Friday.
Misies Oeie Greene and^Lo-rile Claxte risttei tte ' parents the. Stifford.
Mr. Claade irtg trip week.
Miss Estelle
MahiugtuH iast
Alexander, ae-companied by Mi*. Artfaor Boat-wrigrht, mother <m Sunday.
Mr. Beimte Reid"wi» ISTJlSSk fries Friday night.
Me^-rs. Paul CUrke, D. C. A~--.?i--pr and Claade Ennist with her severaJ days. ^ •-serr ,-.'• ,• Mr. C R. aartre'? • y.-^i- Virpima F^K-X^
The Clifton Branch of the Red Cross \ ;hai»erwi l l jpve a i f sD-tertaiBBMot m tii«^jchod aiid»-toriom.' Friday. Mavrii 22, at 8 p. A. Among the aombers on the m c n u n will be T h e Fk«-
of the AOiea,'' aim riotm
from by there i s ^ treat m store far the •HMic k n w amt aB others, tea. AdmissiMi, 15 cents adalta, 10
t » beaefltof the Bed Cross. Miss Chrtsime
oo m John's Ho^ kiaa-Hospite} Itfit minJk for sn enlargement of a gland in the
^ ^ ^ neck. She has been criticaUy were the,gnest8_af itmtim suwe w e opeiMieBT bet ^
Bifai, Hdbo IjOfipb
Sec fe ht rf JA ShHtt at S129 It a case dF HURRY if yon want a imar.-
* ,
Thb consists al Cbamieusey Tatfeta« Brocades and KUssaKnes; woorth from $150 to $2*50 p&r yarjl SimiJy Knys we- aioe nirt buying te» Yoiin^ lldiib Aey lai^ f or $8c 3 F ^
jast r^ort frinii lisr was tisjusi aging. She was accompanied to the hospital by her father. Dr. J. H. Ferguson, who stayed