pJ PIi. X3i\ MANASSAS, VIRGINIA. FRIDAV, AUGUST «, 1020 IL50 A YEAR Ui ADVANd

SHOWS TO COMEgORFAffii

KTOop of traiiwd pi««(m», pigMU that do evwything^ but talk, will imvf • progmn of their own. Prof. Battiato with hi* royal lUIian band wiU fnrniah the mniic f b r a i n y ahowa.

Entries continue to arrive and indi-P I f r—g—'fT* Alim>l0IM9 W9tag*A'»^9a» point to -a faic fine eaouffh to

•WBtrwiik ^;»rahF»U4Jit of

*. Attraeti«M PnwriMd.

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\ Manaaaaa mil he the }H|adquartara far amoaemeat seekers jrom all parts «f tin sunuwdipg cemiraiiMes dor-In l ine Prince Wfllian fair, aeeording -to the ,expeetati<)n8 of (tw lair.-inaj}c agement, itbleh has' a firm finger ,OB tiia crnnmanity^ pnlaa and has fwmd

' stamistakaUe «videnee of a keen and *t9aatinc iatMrest in ti>e varied.|pa-

, ^orea «f the fair. PreTioos announcements from the

management have covered practically fvezy department of the ezhihiti<m from the horse show and live ttodc KX-hibits to tba. women's department tad agricidtaral diaplaya.

While apeeial emphasis has been di. rected to the exhibitions which form

Hii sound practical baais of the fair, fflUMinettt features for young aibd old hsve not been neglected. Fiqal alr-xangnnenta -with the Dufoor and TU-ford carnival show* have bean mada, aeeordiS^ to the most recent offidai aaniaoBcemawt from the fair associa­tion, and this carnival company is «x-peeted to give exhibitions every day and night: The combined shows will arrive at the fkir grounds on Mpnday morning, August 16,-«qd-everything wiU he ih readineaa f^ the opening of the fair early-Wednesday morning, AagTMt 18.

_ Among 4he attractions listed by the carnival company are a $10,000 merry, go-rouad, ferris wfaed^ doc^aad^-pony ahow and nnmerouq shows of various types. The dog and p<my show fea-tnrea CkMaoiodore T ^ . the pony wtth a. hijmaii hram. Other featuAa ar*: Sara^ aaid tO'-lie &e smaUist aaff fat­test woman aUve; wild animals from an parte! of tbie worll; Gwpq , the

missing link, half man and half mon-"feyljirring-woman's head without a

gladden the heart of every one who at. tenda and ev^^r one who- contribatea in any way to its success. Althouch the tleketHMUing campaisn began on Monday, no one is ableTet to taU who will win the grand-prise of $25 which the champicm salesman is to receive. Among those who are boosting the fair by selling season ticket* are: l«-B®t«"CrXIKn;"NolcerHne; Miss Bertha Herring, Nekesville; MiM Peari D«aius, Thorong^tfare; Mr. E. N, Patde, Catisarpin; Mr. P. B. Mayhugh, Greenwich; Mr. R. H. Davis, Bristow; Mr. E. P. Robertson, Bristow, and Mias Maxine Steeger and Messrs. W. F. Dowell, J. B. Burk^ C. R. C. Johnson, Elmer Mets and Brawenr Haislip, all of Manas*a*. The Farmers' Store has the tickets on saWand the fo&owiog Manasaas young people are a)so en­gaged-in the campaigfti Mifs Elsie Polen, Robert M. Weir, Jr.; Wallace Lynn, Guy L. Measiek, Frank L. Brown, Jatnea Jarmans, S i d i ^ Law-ter and Carroll Sandera. fiave you bout^t yours?

GETTING READY FOX THE FAIR

RIGHT AT HOME AS A BREADMAKER

County Agent Urges Toong P/toplato Look 'ASUr Stodi Now.

(W. L. Browning, Coqnty Agent) I want to urgeTrtTof^Be MkH^SSb^

membets to give iMrr calves special attention from now until our falr-^-^ special attention in the fMm of rub-' Mng and brushing them so that their hair will be smooth and'^ck. If the flies are botherie^HAem^ 8Bd-thepa»--ture is a little short, pat tiiem in the ham, where thcy-^an b« kept well' bedded, with plenty of good faty and | gnun, and feey win do mach^-better t|ian out in the fl^ with t ^ fliea both^l jjring them. " I ^ Also take a little better care of those pigs and see if they will not be- [

.T*g7hav»|-#opA-mprejjentle, in o r d e r s liapdis • ^ ^ '^'- ««fc inaBe aaseTTarioSfcte^tw

% g«ad eorrstm vcry itk^ 'be: pemMtttiaiMteeit

TUe making ot good bread ia aa . eat In bread-qiakins locally and be . art aeqnlred only by o<»ittinal' of help to tbe Mrvernment in Ita •tody and expMlence. That's wby ' big educational l ampalgiw liberal anrery w6man anA«lrl flioaM be prlaes f(» bnadjmfttwatt by dta

~%terested la bread-making. To aa* j'r-i'rtBce WtiaaSjntf^ MariHssa^-•ist ta sthnnlatiag greater tatai^ i. Va., Aug. 18 to ZO.

•E.

wmm mm HffiGlte«HOM|

HIS. Mabel Greene, of Washitti^ ton. Attacked While Pre-.'t

paring tirRettre;^ ^

mirth and melody, and J. Rebt society side show.-

Hr. Reh is saiif "te! be the only man who ev«r gave a performance of Punch and Judy add Marianetta in the White

to present tha-*(^ow^^Tn)Ua4,Lluu«—^VokaBOL_^e hnnian furnace, the man who eata fire;. Chief White dmA, a ftULMooded Iro­quois ladtam, in'an interesting exhibi-ttosi fif tike Ufe of AmericaavliwHam; J e n Snow, the Indian magwiaa, mys­tifying, oitertaining and amusing; Walsh, tlifc haadrnlt axjtert, the man iHw defies handenilk, locks or ehaias to h<^ hiaa .'nie eoimty «flkisls have been ioiited to brtog tbafar own hand-euffa^ aod Wcbh faaa agreed to dip oq^ of ttmaia front of their'eyea. > OUie's

j ^ his mother, .began to went frdtaok attic to cellar, but the man had disi4>peared. Caarrying his nu)th-er to a conch nearby, the boy then caUed Ute police.

Ffakl Piece of Pipe. ' Li lasa than half an hour more than a scon of police and deteetfvaa. had taxcived. They searched tiie house,

on Idbe kitchen floor foirad a {deoe lead nine a foot famy.

COURT SUSTAINS PORTfffiRSWILL

ton, former husband of Mrs. Portaer Humes, one of the contestaata.

Mr. Morgan and others were qu«a. tionad aboi;t Mr^Portaet'a two hiamk anoe' policies payable to Mrs.'Mar*. dith and her dai^htar. Mrs. Benoiat

Jary litcliAts^bLTmGSi.ryiifitam'^^ *iatt-»t<)kAiK, Meredith hoaie when Mr. Portner a ^ —Veract Wins Popvlir

r ^proTil Hen.

After t«enty minutes deliberation yeaterdaji the jupy hi the fanl V. Port­ner will-contest oru.;*it in a x*rdiet sustaining the will whi ^ bequeaths Mr. Portner'a estate of $260,UUO«a.his sister, Mrs. William Payne Meredith, and her little daughter Sylvia. Judg. ment the Qoart

arpnonnrad immediately byt uid an appeal was noted by'

Attorney Johi^ L. liiee, of eounael for contestants. |

hibited tmdar regard and abaction Ixg the little giri. Mrs. Pope, former^ a telephone operator hwe, testified to eoaversationa over the long di»taBea triephone between Mr. Portaer and Ua aister, Mr*. Mereath,-evidsneing «~ particttbrly strong affection b*tweea them,

Portaer witnesses included Repre­sentative H. D. Flood, husband of one of the conteatanto; Dr. Austin 0. Con-way, of Alma, W. V ^ a witness to thrf will; Mr. Percival H. Marshall, «t Washington, and Mr. George C. Frik^

i-v « 1J 1 «. ii. 1 ^ ^-> "**•> o* f*'!• Church, former manager . •!?• "^r* SL ^^n • '°°*^* "'*'' «rf Ben Lomond Farm. ^ ^ tried m the Prince WiUiam court, con- ' sumed the major part-of fourteen dayc, attracting conaiderable attention throu^ont the countryside. Few verdicta r«id»ed in the history of the court have met with more popular ap­proval, the community not professing a lack of good feeing toward the e<ai-testa^nta but rathnr accepting in good faith the will ^t the late Mr. Partner and declining to accept tite theory that he was mentally unaotmd.

Mr. and Mrs. Meredltii and little Miss Sylvia Meredith were present when the verdict*was declared and lit. tie Miss Meredith joined in shaking iiand* with the jasers and accepting the felicitation* of friepda in the courtroom.

Judge Samuel G. Brent presented initruetioa* to the jury Wednesday itftemoon, when the evidence waa oontr pleted, and the argument was opened by Attorney John S. Barbour, of conn-jwl fox laoptfueuta. Yeatarday the ar

I gunaent waa continued by Attorneys ' Eppa Hnnton and H. Thornton Davies, eoansel for pri^onente, and Attorneys j ohn L. Lee, Richard ^c lyn Byrd and ThoB. H. lion, eoimael forcontestaatQ. The caae wmt to tiie jury at 4 p m.

- The jury was eompoeed of Meears. R. B. GeaaoiBr^Water&Ii, foreman; J. F. Dogan and Wilson Payae/ Ma-naasas; J. B: Harpina aad Mahlov

who vaa atr j ^ ^ ; ^ , ^ ^ fmB^wtts.im3i

The-montUy meeting of the Wo-, man's Audhiffy, advaneed from Aa-guat IS oo account (tf the awroaehiag^^

waa heMatthe high tgboti. buihi-ing l^ndayl^iEmMm, ICtf. Geurge 6r Round jiresiding.

Ifin. diaries i: ewia reported the re. eeipt of letter* from woio^ out of ti>e eoimty in regard to contribiting to the hmchecm to >e aerved at tiie fidr.

The membera voted to koggest to Oe fanr committee that soma ooe be appelated to aitange for a parade on the laat day of tiM fafar. Hon. C. J. Meetae waa ateataoned aa a man aUe to carry out the aaaigament

Waeltiftgton, came to "evM^ng and te

spending some time with her sister,|'^mt. Mrs. Wiken Payne, wUIe teeeveiiug

'from the 8hod[. The Waahington

ing graphic account of the deegtreBce!

PICNIC NEXT W E ^

Charies, S. Barret^ Na tkMud Presidmt, a d OUic*

^Dcaken Expected.

^ A city-wide search waa inatitated by H<«. (Carles S. Barrett, of Geor &epelKe today for a negro, who, gi*, president of the Farmers' Union ahonly aftar 10 uVUjch laat uight m i , . ^ ^i«,n^«., ;. .^^ng thf m n i w n t tared the house at 18 Q atreet north­east *Bd, in eardiot of more than %. doscn neighbors, attadnd a woman^ 'fighting with her until ahe lost eon^ acionanesa.

Clad only in a nightgown and dazed by a blow on the fwtehead fimn a lead'

brlAjje, UKt Although

two wedcs

A ' Bpeake, Dnmfriea ff^'^ew tiari (jn tTTinf d fnr wititont istormption a'

Mr. Flood, who was asked to explain telegrams previously^ read concorninv Mr. Partner's alppointmsAt to an ia*. portant diplomatic position involviac the charge of German prisonera hi Russia, stated that Mr. Portaer wCa greatly imiHroved at the time, but after finding his broth«:.Jn-law in no condi­tion to receive tiie appointment he ina-mediataly:;«<?!thdrew^ hia recoauand^--tion.

The contestanta numbered the-two brothers, and four sisters. of the de­ceased—Mrs. Alma M. Portaer aad Mrs. Augustine L. Humes, of New York dty; Mr. Oscar C. Portaer, Kra. Henry D. Flood and Mrs. IWiaar Derby, of Washington, and Alvia'O. ^ Portner, of Annapolis, M3.—and Ed­ward Portner, infant son of Edward 6 . Portner, deceased. Important iwo^ erties involved in Uie. estate are "ABO. naburg," the 2,000-acre Partner fazai at Manaasas; the Portner apartments ip WB«Wngtaii and the V i r y i ^ Feaii" and Milling C rj Mation of Alexan­dria.

Other court busineaa of the week follows: I _ - Estate of Cc^nmbia ComweBf- oa

nMtion of Jaokea B. Cole, committed to C. A Barbae, sherift, far adrnfana. tration a* of April 5, iSat.

Lillian M. Jones, reappointed and T , _iM ^ »T n • «T ^ commissioned a notary public fw a

1500. ~ - 7 ^ Ci'^hrah Ann Hoggins, widow,

brg i number <rf witnesses were-hrtr^ "^ f^U"^^'ITT^^S^^ duced afSr the report which appewsT?'^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^ K - i S ± ! ^ . -^ . , . . - -^ . .Tmu- T- 1 ^T—I Jene Howard,, snbecnbmg wrtneeaea. m the tost isroeof The ^^qnmL Theee ^^^ ^ j admitted to Record. " ^ " " ^ L r i f r ^ ' t L ^ ^ j r r J « - E. nuaon. cecutor aa^TS nenta. a t fa«>y for^teefamtajmy. ^ „ ^ „ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ mg practjcauy resMu^iaelr caae ou " ^ ^ t of R,bertJarir«ns. jailor,

PROUD OF HIM AS SIlE pAN Bg

^^eakers expected here MI Saturday, Angnst 14, to addreaa the farwera at the county at an all-day baaket pieaic on the eonrthonac greca.

Hoo. A B-jrhomUU, state pred-i dent. Who is sow the state dairy and

• w « V , y> ^ J - i^ i ' * * cwmmiaaioher, also wiH be here to pipe, Mra. Mabd toeeae. divoresd wife A ^ J I ^ aa addreaa. Other prmfaient trf PoB« Sergeant J ^ ^ G i e w e , f « U , , j ^ h.^, b ^ to nearly half an hear faoght with tlM paeted to attend. ' ' ' ^ * „ . - ^ • ' AQ taxmela of the cooaty are urged

Ifca. Greene'a cwditioa t«toy waa ^ eoaie ^^th their ftaaiHea t«i apead * ^ J ? * " ^ .^**' *•. r * * l * ^ r * ^ «*W. Each fkmfly ia expected to care exjtmr phyaiaana^and her life ia BotbeUeved endangered.

Leddag Up fer N^llrt. It waa 10:» oldock whea Mrs.

Greoie'waa rttadced. ^ hed eoue | {B^ a^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ g , ^

t T f * * * " ^ y ^ ^y^^^ «««»:l prs«tahJe and evJeyaUe to every Aa shf eatarad ilw dufc kttdisB ehe,whaattanifa • waa atrack en the ferehaad. L Aithaa^ tibe pieaic ia aader the

-I fid not know 1 ^ had etraekijieaeorthe coaaty toa^a'aaioa. ?*•" } ^ 9**^ ^^^IST^' \ itJ^tamea Hat ia aet reatrlctod deaerfldag her experience. «T *«n « « | n i i a t n , of the aaJea and their tke^ioor. TheaaztthmiglreiBeidberiBn, AU fiwiaera e^ tke eoanty waa that aoyieene grabbed, aw*. I tiwlr fcmiHae a ^ frtiirfa, are eidial-opened my ayea and saw a aacce lean, i j iBTttid te attand. iag over aM. I '.

-I ftyagfat Witt IJa. t ie beat I | F m NEAR BATMASKKT could. I aeratched r him and tried

rested t h ^ caae ou-Mra. Meredith waa examined ^ ^

|-^acticaUy an of one afternoon « d , - ; ; ^ a n ^ t i ^ i n i i to W ^ , al-^ thA m irfiing following and Mr. Mwre- j j ^ ^ ^ ^ I dith waf oo the stand tbe bettcr~pBrt ^f two day* OHiar_aitowwea w ^ Bfxa. Maaon Benoiat and Mra. L. E. Pope, of Manassas; Ifr. Charlea R. H«(rfr, of Maryland; Measrb« A B. Wil­lis, M. D. Chnzch, R. 0. Dove, Thonaa P. Morgan, jr.; D. W. MarkieUi and John A, Lota, all of Waahington; G. H- Beach«t,~oif Alexandria, aecretary of the Portner Realty Company, aad Mr. Lorimer C. Graliam, of Waahing-

a baaket «< famch and join heart, flyiai^ the fsatnres of the ds^. The fwwiUee of arraagsasenta, headed by Mr. J. J. Conner, of Maaaaaas, ia

Tbere U no a&lTB&i on Uie tana whleb ia ao tatereating to tbe t>ora aad girls as the abeop. Tbe UtUe girt is ao proad o( the big sbeop whlcb she la boldlag above that

to exhibit tt tat

Wool .and maUM-totre aoarad ao high la ^toe l a t ^ that aa eflort la being made t« pat on a big sheep show at tbe Pnnce WBliam Va.. Aug. U to M.

my beat to get my arma firee. It naeieea,. Am I seratehed him he grab­bed aM tight and dag hie aaSa teto my skin.

"I deaY Inow how long I fought with^'hia. It waa aet antit I WM too exhausted to aaeve that I finally stop­ped flghtiag. I tiMn faU taito maega-sciousneee. I dent know aimt h i ^ pened after that."

Feapd By Sen. And in thia cundiUen Mra. Greene

i> on her kitchen floor for more tium hour. She finally auumged to drag

erself into the diaiag roea^ wtMnaiM riirain lost cuBaeiiKiHMc—: •"

u waa DBt n t i l l o'ctodc that ifec was foond..' Her son, WIUaM Greene, twenty year* <rid, '**»^ing llftBJIfc BIh locked the dew aad heard greaaa-

"Mother!" be called oat. IVrswaa noanawer.^ Motharl" he <eal)ed agaia, loader this time.

Beteiving JO arwwer, he *atered tbt dining room. Lighting the gaa be found hia mother stretched oat on the floor and just regaining consciousness.

Fearing the negio might still be in tbe houae, the son. sfrainat the plea»

OH BMaeatcad ' liad fnni Sick Bed to SMety.

( A C Dag^ Corrcepoadent} . 'Tdgaweod.7. the hease of Mr*.

Didaay a a^ls and a-.4Barter waa daatroyed by fire

Mnd» fif Uie t a n waa saved by thd timdy gaighbiaa who rnriMd to tt* nan aa tiw aiana waa glvaa. etfort to save the boose wat avaO aa it had stood sixty year* the ttrnbaa burned rapiiBy:

Thm fit* etigiaatad ia a fine wlueh waa anacwhat

tka maialHuldiag-aMwagh tached. Mr*. Dulany'loet a valuable nfallo «i»/l • » . « ; , t^tmiVf ^ H « -

were highly vataed aad than The

-4(ia. Oolany, who ia very ill aad •a-aeo" at -'tiw tome of tlie firei* taken immediataty to tiw home of Mr. Thomaa J. Chew, at Thoreaghfara.

Try our bring rasnlta.

T<>fa,lB they wiD

Mr*. George-D^Boisseau tamed -a judgn^^t against C. J. sa­vage in justice's court Mayl7, and ex. ecntion having been issued^-directiiic aheitf of Stafford ronnty to obtain amount of jndgmeat of $240, Staffbrd sheriff ordered to^ell five hoiaea lerted upon in execution.

The Jeomal, |L5t a year.

FARM PRODUCTS SHOW H I S GOAL

The beet of this man'a crop la beiag prepared tor witry at the eomiag show. From Its looks tt will score heavily. The tarm prod-acts axhlbtt U tore to be a large oae, acoordlsg to olBclals, due to

ttetftf^amUaary Intenet in b< :tar tanamg methoda. Vcgetabtea lia»wt>niili given a promlcect place ia the premloa Ust at iixt sreat Prlsae Wllu&m Ftur. Maiiiu sda, V^. Aug. IS to 20

mmmBmfm

Jkn init«»to lur Sandiir SduMl FMroTrTWtlAlt

PraaeUar Sunday «t U ». nu l«d $ «**»»« eoiidwtod h«* tiiis p m. TUv. CrT: Hiek«Mon. Eight

_ - . -____ .„ »r« ai#<l ia»taii preparaUify MU?»> —bUTHSKAM ! for Uachwi, oiw of th«m haviaj b««i

booltil. ti» EakUft Gray Hwrdt U Mr. aad Mn. Mnwa.

Bethel LdUiMran GInreh, Bar. Kd-gar Z. P«BBa, patter.

Snnday^gelwol at 10 a. m. Freachiof at 2;M p. m. NokaaviUe Lntberan Chnicb-^Snii-

dar Scboel at 10 a. m. Preaehing at 11 a. u. r " "

CAT^OUC ,—-„

FatlMr WlUtem GiU, paster. at 7:80 a. m., fint, tUrd mi

Uth Soadaja. Beeoikd and tomib. Bsndays at 10:M a. m., followed by beoedktioB of the Bleaaed SaenoMBt On tlie flret Sanday of evny aMattb •pedal devo«9b ia Imior «< the In-ered Hoatt ef Jawa.

UWTBOmSt M. E. Chiti^, iaontli, Bev. WilUaiB

SteroDf, paetmr. M»n««aai Sunday School al~Vt4S. PreeeUng at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Prayer mMrtiBg WedBoadily at 8:00

p. m. Preaching flrtt and third Suadaya

at Bradley at S p. m. Preaching at BnekhiU! Memd and

fourth Snndaya at 8 p. m. Epworth LeagTie at VcOO p. m.

Subject, "Through Chrirt to God." Leader, Bir. Burehell Leachman.

SaAey Oiarge.

The appointmenta of Ser^ Homer Welch follow:

Sudley—Fbst, Moond knd fourth Sundays, l l a. m.'

GaineaviUe—Fint Sunday, 8 p. ai. Third Sunday, 1 1 « . m.

Faiiview—Second and fonrttt Sun-days, 3 p. m.

Woodlawn—Third Sunday, 8 p n.

^ BPIS<X»>AL

Trinity Epiaeopal Church. Bar. A. Stui^ Gibeon, Beetor.

Sunday SdMMl at 10 o'clock a. m. - Service firat, aeoond and foorih Sunday kt U a. m.; e raxy Sunday at 7:80 p. m.

St. Ann'a Memorial Chapd, Noka*-yfB». Serriee first Soaday S p. ak; t U r d S a B d a r a t l l c a k ' _

BAPTIST Maaaaaas Baptist GItunht Bar. T.

taken here laat yeAr. Mr. Hieksraon ia an.able worker and ia aai^ t» be doing much for the local church.

Mr. S. L. Walter at the eooneil meeting Tuaaday evening war elected mayor to eaeceed Mr. G. W. Smith, leaigBear Mr. W. H. Garrett was a ^ pointed to ilU Mr. Walter*! uneTpiwid

, te*<* «a. m member qf the conneiL Frtenda of jMfSmRir, lleling that he haa Blade » q^lendid otBeUl, have «z-preesed regret over his reugnatloa.

Mr. mA Mrs. 8. T. Mkthewa, of Lorton, are guests of M>> and Mn Otear Denery for a few dfkya.

mt. WiUlBja OtyvMi *» Wveriy Milla, was a ^bs f i^ks t visitor on Monday, y ^ -

Sewcrit young people fran thia vi­cinity attended a daaoe at CHfton Sat­urday evening.

Mr. Luther Fletcher, of the firm of J»d«n k Jordan, viiitod lala^vai at BocUaind Suadiy.

It is said tluit the com crop in thia •ectioa is of a superior quality and larger Uian any yield for several yeara.

Mr. F. a Eidd, of Lynchburg, Unit, ed States lumbw inspector, made a "business trip to Baymaricet the fint of the week.

Master James Potts, of Front Boyal was the guest of Garth Gamett during the wedt , *"

Mr. Silas' Payne was a Qatfaaridn visitor Satnrday. .

Mitster Jack Jordan, who has been v«ry ill at the home of his lode, Mr. William M. Jordan, lias so far recover­ed that he is able to te out again.

Bfr. W. H.'DogM) motored to his former home at Groveton Wednesday and, accompanied by his mother and sisters, Mrs. M. ti Dogan, Bliss Lucy Dogan and Mrs. Frtuik Terrill, motor­ed to Washington. '^'

Miss Nannie Ori>om, a foriner

Hatdte^ Mwaet^:,M^^^ 9 p. m. fOBitlt BoBaay, Sp . fST'

Broad Bop, sae—d aad ftmrt^ Sun. day, l l a . a .

Mt. RoOir, tUtd Snaday, 11 a. n. , and Saturday pteeediBg^

Oumaaeiditek, ilrst Sunday^ 11 arjs^ and Saturday preceding.

Bev. J. A.'G<diliew'a AppefastsMnts Presching services at the Woodbine

and associated Baptist Gmrehes, Bev. J. A^Golihwr, paater; - — —

Woodbine—Every seetmd Sanday at 11 a. m. and 8 ^ m.. Sunday Scho^ at 10 a. m. Young Pieople's meetkig ev­ery Sundsy at 8 p. at. except on preaching day. JPrayer meeting evaiy Wednesday at 8 p. at.'

BellehaveEh—Bywy' first Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.

New Hope—Every third Sunday at 11 a. m. aad 8 p. m. Saadsy Sehod at 10 a. m.

CBQBCH OF THE BBBTHBBM B«r. E. B. Bloagk, paster; Bev. J.

M. Kline, Msistapt. Cannon Diaatli Ouaday Sdwol at

10 a. m. i Preaching first aad tUrd Sandayi

ft 11 a. m. Cfariatiaa Woilcars at 8 p. as. Bradley—Sanday Setool a< M a. as. Preaching aaeettd aad fMtrtk Baft'

days at 11 a. ak

ntOflTIVB BAPTIST PrimittTa Bi^tiat Gkard^

at 11 at

S. Dattoa, Serviosa sMiy tuurtk

a. m. aad tks Satawlaj 1:80 p. SL

UiriTBD BBBTHBBf, Bar. L. C

foDew:

T:M p. m. daya.Ua.1

aad 4IM S p. as.

8 p. m. Midland Ffcat

Ua. ak

MottM to

AH knights expecting to ride m the toanuunent o* the h^tjj IM& y !m, ei^^«ll-lH <? WTt

teacher of the Haymarket High School who, is now employed m Warrentm, & the guest of hw sister, Mijis Hd«n Osbom, and other friends, for a few days..

MTi Ofcar Demory haa been auule keep^ of the toll gate near Mr. Wilf Ham Grifltth'a om Sundays. ~ 'HJSS Vir^nia Bennett, .who bem visiting at^the hone of Mrs. J. E. Jordu, hsa retmned to her home in Baltiiwore. • Mr. G. E. Armal. who ia eowaidered

Us

Jscliala!-r.atstL HMSIS , was'-a Agbt away, with Mr. Armel in the lead aad wlueh he w<». Though tiwnaands of the little pests apparent-1y wwe Sftwnim he-escaped withort getting badly stung.

Mr. Howard Bell aad fanuly, of Thoroughfare, were gnests at -the home of Mr. W. H. Garr«tt>«i Sunday.

Miss Jidia QaradHT, whq haa ^Bw e r y ^ in'lt WaUXBgtoti' bo^atalT

tamed to her home <« Tuesday and is much iaipioved.

Mrs. A. Korsan and children left Wednesday morning to spoid a few diqrs "With Mrs. Kmtsaa'a sister, Mrs. Elmer L Carruthers, at- Ghariottes-ville.

Sevwsl from this vicinity court at Msnsssas this wcdL

Mr. Philip Senseney, who has been eBq>k>y«d at Boiutd'a Garage far aSV' oral montha, haa returned to Ida home at Welliagtaa.

/bur Store Is ^ SpMididljr Ready To Serve &e*

Housekeeper

day of the f*ir, Friday, Aaguat 20, at 3 p. m., are requested to said their names and state what titie and colors under which they will ride, to Rolfe Bobertaoa, Haymarket, Va., on or before August 5. Fe*, $2.00. Liberal prizes will be awmrded. Toom>-rr pnt dwce wfll bt girw st night, a^

I F e s tiM aMary

HQCBBFDBNIUDfGS

CBQtA. GLASS AlfD

f n e largest stMk ia t ^ Seath. •^ttHsaast* aa woB as tke

DUUNSMAKIINCO. V. WASHINOTOn. D. C.

DB. V. V. (HLLUM VESTBt

llB-llANASSte«ltaHa.ldiMgW. VIRGINIA FRID.\ V, vtf^UST G, 1920

ClUl aftPARByBS WP^ ^ • • .

^^tODY OV-G^SW ROWONUER HE'S ATPltO^D 818^

The King Georfs court lias reeeotly rendered a decision in the Herrell-ilaaon case, iMving attl«Bulalia Gray Herrell, three a a d a haU years old, daughter of BCr. aad Mn- Bobert E. Ue^reH, in'the enato^r of h«c p a ^ t a , Mr.' and Mrs. Henry A, sea, of King George, with wiMna she has snade her home for a few yeara-The- Fredetickburg Free Lance td Tneaday cmitsined the faUswing ac-eoant of the decision:

A deciei<m was hande^ down Friday by Judge B. H. L. Chichestw fai the Rerrell-Mason ease, whidi has been fai the circuit court of King George coun­ty siqee last January, leaving the tody of little Eulalia Gray Herrell, aged th^ae and one half.jrMrsf HI bands of her grandparento, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A< JKasen, of King George county.

The court declined to snnul the adoption order and held it valid,refus. ing the petition on the part of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Herrell, parents of the girt; to change the .present statna a£ the child and return her in their cus­tody. The court also directed that a decree be drawn, providing for the vii-ita of the parents to tfafdr child and the child to hue patants, until she be­comes of proper age, aa conditions justify. ..

The Herrell-Maaott case has « i l i s t^ widespread interest and involved some. of the most pathetic phases that have be«i presented before a court in this sectiJMi of Virginis. It is stated tiiat Mr. and Mra.HerMl wiB Itave their attorneys take the case to tfaa stato snpre^ie court .of Appeals. .

Mr. Frank M. Chichester, of tiiis city, and Col. T. J. D o w ^ g , of Lan. caster, are coiinael for Mr. and Mrs. JCasoii. Judge Alvin T. Embrey ancT Mr. William W. Butsner rej^eaent Mr. and Mrs. HerreU.

H0B8BS NOW

Sapertattadeat ef Departanai Orgca HsMMtwrs Net to Delay.

;fW. B. Bnllodt,'SBpt Hmrse D ^ ) ^ Bef<«e the next eopy of the Jwvnal comes fram tiie pareas all eutriea in the horse department as well as the other departments of the fsir -nil he ia the haada of ttia

A mighty proud looking bird, Isnt hsT Bsperts assert that roosters as good shedd bead every flook. Speelallsta ssseit it is essUyposriUe to double the WvdaotiOB «( esas aad meat -hy

raising better - birds ano giving then care. To eiwottrage thla~ much emj^iasls Ui being givea the pottltrr show to be held at the Prince WUllam Fair, Mansssas. Vs., Aug. 18 to JEO.

«Hnit any namea in tins program on aoeouatitf the delay on the peit at ex-hUntort in making their-satriaa.

Tim »«pfiriiit a t twi t jon at titrmar*

and horse Ineedsrs is dffled to classes number iSi, 21, 22, 28 24, 26, 26, and 2T, These dasses sre-'espedally for draft e<^ts, horsss and. mnleis. It ia not neeesssary for the fanner to pre-pare'his htasea and colto especially Jor' attaw bat the animals may be brought from ^ . pasture or from their work and put on exhibitiaQ. The proteetiott of good draft horses is an sesential idMse of fanning in Prince William county and H ia iM^ed that the exhibits in these dasseS will be stdgrfaittU lliuw Uiy weak as isuB-ar the strong points of draft hens breed­ing aa itls-practiaed in this county.

Competei^ judges have beaa secured for all classes of hoses. If the fsrm-ers.will bringLthfsr horses and'coHs to Hm fair, they wiD be asanred of reeeiv. ing such prisee as their aTiimals merit.

After yoa ««t—ahntjr8 takg

FATONIC •Mia

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Add-Stomach U T C t n O l i t t a t a M i

auk M< aM • Ms 24 W. r. DOWBLL. Ta.

RUST & GILLISS KBAL ESTATE AMD

IN^JRANCS

HAYMARKET :: VIRGINIA

Geo. De Bak^ Undertaker

AND LICBTSID Lea Ave, Near C • . .

PretapC

YirfWB tarial win justify. Carrtod t s S t s A

_ CM Your Mbneys lMmat jLfBASURE what you get Just i U M yoe'd BiMsiir* wbaat. Not ftV th» badMC bowOTv. bat br tk« • • M L BOW nmaj watti will th» plant J M l k pvSoaBr of M*tf A B S M« «hM MM n t l n e U buad on thj nuttmttt AUnO—Bot e«Mrator uid b«M«rtn SMeUBrf. BaoMinbtrtlM txtMrtw p>». <Be« Bothlne'—th«y onlr ( ton what (b* ammmtM vrn«nMm.ia»i**mXaiik§tmu wbBt tkMwiDO prgdmw.

ll*tlMntli>cbwl>«or

nanKs BlBCTlIC tiWWf AwrowBinjjm

The "Aatonatio Caretaker," iavki oa a Msttbews. Mitaraat-IceU* starts usSaratse tba batur-IM lonenbafom tlMr-afa asIiMsMil toMMdaacOTBClBt sad aMoaatlaaUr stoM t«dan£>s^wk« tb» battalias SMtan. Ala«whtathabMtatlasan tedssesscMasssealWainvilaai.tSa *VUtaBalle OatataitW-aBtooallaalb starts tiw MMMMr wUsh SOM AXK tka work tin tbakad Is too haaiy te Swbsatbabsttstlssase'VtlB-'asatB IP bain

Any stent that doa lass «baa this is WOT « l - • aid ia eat c< data dVltiaiaataUsd. shMiJM BPwaida.i , t t » M a t f b a « » « i

<or asiiiiirtisWui

Aa

WAIiLACE CALYEinv AgMt, Gainesville, Ya.

Ooe of the most impcvtant things ever done by the Agrieultoral Experiment Station of North Caroline was a test to determiae if Nattoael Heg Bwedy liaa auy-val^ to tbi Farmer. A bulletin^ iseoed about Joae flrilliii:|li± in a serks ef te (^ some figures wa«.

days.

of uBoIar weight wem bought for a _ ontinoed at ^ R a l e i g h test farm 88

vt)nn lot of thtte page wve gives NatioHal Bag ResMdy aad anothor lot was ghreo the same feed Irat no remedy. . . , ' . ' '

In the lot where the NatlMial Hog Rotedy was givtti the hogs gained. .70 of a pound each. In the lot ^tbete nothing wasgiiyen bnt t ie feed &e hogs gained only .47 of a pound. -

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L J. Hede MAMA88/^»yA.;

Ifflji of CaHe^

Woit I'TfnniffT'iiniii

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Two htqts wt Nat iaereaBed~far weight on Van same fation as much- as tiiree hogis without it.

did

" Furthermore thia test showed and stated that by using National Hog Reaiedy a savuog was resized of appfoximatdy ^.00 <» each himdyed poond^ iimrease in live weight.

National Hog Remedy is sdd by all dealers at Oae DeBar a package. In case your dealer cannot supply you kijKfiy send us your name arid we wiQ see you get i t We do not use £ filler to enlarge the package and we use high grade chemicals cfoiy.

National Hog Kidacy Wetau.

Natieeai H ^

Reaiedy leaovcs Intestiaal aad

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RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

HOPWOOD^S

M. B.

GesL m. WarCeU,

Fyrtl Naticmal Baiik ALBZANMIA. TA.

DBBBBNATBD DgPOBITOBT 09 n g DNinD STAns

LET US SEND TOU OUB SmJtBOOK OF THE SEASON'S SHOE FASHIONS

4ke ezdadve

the

MSS I t i t F. street. Comer Tcath. ^

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"Hke Journal |1JS0 a yeu ta advaaer

ORe'FAHRNBY DiAGNOSnCIAN

What is yoor^peaknesi 7. Any kind of Chronic Disease'or De. formity. I study these iqxctal cases aad can ttSl what the trouble is. 'It is my aim to diag­

nose difficult cases and tdl yoa Kt to do, and bow to do it-

meyoor shaUdo.

HAACMTOWN. MB.

gCLCO-LlCSHT

the washer. 'Tuna tht wrings A real help for the honsewtfa.

HTNSON A 8PAULDD*0 • • • Wsrreatoa. Va.

POPULAR PRKE

iwniffi_ STORE-

8tk aal k Sirtds, H W,

In the OreuK Court «w Prince Wil­liam County, Virginia, ^une 14, 1920.

I P. B. SAUNDEBS ' . _vs . Oaatta^BMat.

HYIIAN VISNEB. : The olject of tiiis satt ir to~

thsMtSta of Hyman ^neaer and siA-Jeet the same to the payment of the ^aintiTs claim of IM.44.

AOdavH having been filed that the defendant, Hyman Viener, is not a res. ideat at this stote, it is ordered that he ypear wiflifai ten days after due p o ^ Beatioa of tiiis order snd do what is nirsMsry to protect his interest.

GEO. G. TTLEB, Cleric.

-By ursvoyxnaanDon— Teste:—

,-GEO. G. TTLER, Clsrk. 1(M By his deputy, L. LBDMAN.

Rector & Ca HAYMARKtT, VA.

\CMDERTAKERS Praaipt

Hearae FvaklMd ftor A«y.

MaoassasTraBsferCo. W. & ATHBT, Ptepelatos.

Piu allure aad aO

pnasptiy traasferred or deU>ered.

TIM allO'hM beoone wi UtX tUac «a pr«atlcmll7 erwy iBMrJmn tMxm. It !• a oonswrer of food tar UrMtoek, laprorad tana mweihfnmfr of eTwykiad to

to iamHw'tumr >i«da»

tkni and do UM wovfc whleb a laelt of labor win Botvatmlt. U a v • » hlblte of intareat » tke COfftMi ef thla dlatrlo* • ! • Mnlng to tk* Prince WOUam Ta^Anc-lktotak

Ajpe yoM Ful^ Protfyfed againif Loi> by

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We rq nBCBt tlie foOowi^ recognized (Md Lfaw OiMipaBies:

RATIONAL LIBERTY, of New YoriL

^ A B I ^ U C A N EACaX, <rf New York

- RHODE ISLATID, of RrQ¥iA>»ci> R 1.

AD the Cmaptuiies we rcpraseat pay evwy hoacsl dollar titty We solicit • prttieB «( yett-

Wflittm^B JfNMigg, t—ifirtii, ktnw aM««itcAts, Bvertock, whcai ki ahodk, staek «c bu& Let« writ* ynv sect

¥1ie ksBes are settled aeeordii« to year yresft in—aaee fii^r tribe eatie rf fhe

•ddeit

C2A«itteor

X

the adioo^ «B Fridajr, Aa«Wt «i Mtin-niiigatSp.BL Tlwpabieiseertfally invited.

Uisa EloiM Aritby and Macter Fowl-esAikkTriWlw hww tivea in-Now Yarfc, ham homo.

l f n . > i R. Snlth and Miaa Ifeal Shirley attoided the amuial mortinc of thf Wofman't MissioiiaiT Unieo hold with the IM Bay ChuKh an Wednea-day and Ihuredayof last weei^,

Vr. John liel><«aU. of i«ndoan county, and Min Vte(inia Ifllile; of Waakfacten, wen (narta of-lb*. J. C. lfd>ctiald on Satorday.

Meaan. BobMt Ftohy aaid KMMU CMvia, of WamBtoa,*weM^ nieHit Kneats of a n . J. P. Sniitlt.

Mr. E. B. Goeaom haa been in Ma-taaaalheyaat two

tte Jnron in the Portaer wtff «ailk

NfMUSTILLB

the ladiee of St. Anne's Epiaec^ Cfanrefa held a lawn, festival on the viUace fanra en -fharsday. Ar Iarc» crowd -vaa in atttnasaiwi i|n4 •:SOodly

naMaed tat JOmltmtAt ti the chorch.

Trenia Brothers, o< Ga<|eti^ whf ji<a eently pBrehaoed the lMa4aeaa of HonefaiaB, West ft Co., have taken poe. seasien and p l u Ilk iaaks~flK(cBBlv»-

Mr. Wfataad his fapily wfli lasats in Fioridr,- where be haa jmOmMtt hmd.

Miaa Bessie Baker, ot.B8ltBDair% is visiting at the-home of ^fle faUwr, Mr. John Hedrick.

M». Handl, of dani^ter, Mrs. Simpson, ot WaaloBg-toB. reeeatty visited i y » Hahat Bar-WBatfaar

'Ifer.- White, wbo was badly faitrt w U o lapaMnf madiinery oo the farm at Mr. X K. Hals, hnikiaio MitiKlti^ Us^Mi

Mas. 8. H. HinegardbMr, vbo was taksB to SoMrgip^ Hoq^Kaliia Wash^ iogto» several w e d s aga^ hai to her hiHna mndi JBHiraved.

Mrs; D. Shaffer, a ^ is mider treat, jsent at Akxaadria He^itid, Is im-woviiig-riowiy.

Mis. James Maaod and two di9-jren Itave TCCnmed from an extcBdoi visit to Mrs. Manod'ii daughter fat

Pnt L M. B. Beahm, o/jtoandke; CoOegOi apoit Smiday with bia famiiy.

MANASSAS, VIRGINIA

i*-Mr. IVmiam

ipwt tfaa w»k y J at the qeoige n « a i ia at

Mr. KowaH Abal. w^ is la WaaUi«tiMi, Dr. William D. Wlae,

tie^ Mr. WeedoB Osa, Mr. Lea Davis, Mr. Ckailm ne«msa. Mr Maxts Mar-lay and liaaL Joha QnO, w m M

Id Mr.

S Their Good Jodgment 9 ~ tnm»tB tfce aa— eTTHIWMaMr

B**iEDMONDS = i OPTICIAJ* WABHUHi'lUN. V, C

iHJMWHlMHHH

BBLUgJUB, MlUf i

Parties from Hit neighbsshoed m»-torad to <t>aatia» en Simjay for the sfleraa'eii. - .

Mr. Jamm M. 'Compton and his daoghtR Mary spmit last week at home djlr.^ffid. Via. l : B . Mmmtjor. Mr. aiid Mra. MooMiV «ai thefr

Mntf-yfaMM ^ interast. ' Mr. and Mra. Montgoaury Davia

and their Btlla JaafMisr- May, of Waahiagtoa, spent a few days at the heme o< Mr. Davis' panBta, Mr. tmi Mrs. M. M. Bavls. -

Oeca L. Honirfjoy, who has a iaWaskhigtoi^is

to-*smaC Mr. aad iba. R. E-

Momitjoy. IGm Fraaeea MrHTHstsr, «< War-

leoteo, ia spending two vpsska with

-**Stire—wonderfiiF. But just let Ihe inixture get dry and harden in the machine and there is trouble. It reminds me .of my own internal machinery—gets in a jam exery mice in a while." . —"What's your trouble ?" —"Conrtipation." —"W JiAt? Why, you poor incfHh-petentr Do you mean to say that spending nine or teDfhours a day out in the fresh air and sunshine and with all the healthful physicu work you get,

. you allov constipation to trouble you?. YQU siM>uldn't.even know the mean­ing of the wdrdT Look 9t me. I am aaoffice maa-^-sedentaryjob. About the only things I exercise are my brains and my fingers. And yet I'm never bothered by constipation." —"No? I thought mc^ of your pencil-pushers were. What'* the deep secret?'-' —-"bh, just common sense and the occasionid use of Ntgol."

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'Nujol ? r ve heard of it. But I tdee salts, pills, or castor oil to fix roe up." —"Listen here, Thoae medicines that you take 'to fixrySilip' onljr give temporary help and tend to mdce constipation chronic." —"Doesi*tNtuol?" —"No; Niyol vmrks dn an entirety new principle. —"Nujol keep* the food waste sqfir so that the many little muscles in the walls of the intestines, tracting and expanding in thei^ nonnal way, are able to squeose the food waste along asti' out of the system." —"Say! You're, quite a little spdl-iHnder, aren't you? But y6u seem to he talking sen!>c. I'm going to try a bottle ctf this Niyol." —"That's the idea] I'U tell you,

- Ni jol has been the. salvation of lots of people. When 1 come down here next time you'll have a different story to teU about your 'iimards*. You'n be fit as a fiddle. It's pleas­ant stuff to ti&e, too, and~absalutdy harvoJess." .

Nqjol is toM by all droKgists in sealed bottleeoniy.beariag N^M trade fliadti Write Niw<^ Labonttories, SUndud OH Co. (New Jersey), fid Brakdw^, New York, fiv bobUct, "Thirty Feet «fDha«<sr". — —V-

ITu: Modem Method of Treating ca^ld ComplmiU

-•m

n AVI

it vital in die fertilizer businesB this FaU.

The World is short of wheats The Farms aic <«lMrt ollabor. Fertilizer is needed mdfe than ever, tnt the lertiltzef fgani^accsicn are short of can and labor to load can. „

It-it JiuptiwiDiB tD fupp(y nie

•ITSittliiic wir

tUsidltuileM Md this ctn only be 4I01M fwic onfer novrior

is fay mafl, please 4a aet aA as to

Wattli the address aaaar'ta ^BttefcthaMiel

fc Tisagirl witk each ya^'mt, In bettv tlmm it is ewr yeiiey to main

Iks amillBg Hst , tart ia ttmw fia

O M iJiiaaat when wa are soloasty haadfeappad hy laeT «r tibor, Oe tiaM errssifinany stfwtrliss into a menlh. V tke dmaga is set amfia wSUa a

ROYSTER^ FERTILIZER

Byoa delij* yew nuy iul to fet To«

F. & ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY BALTIMORE, MD.

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Si-^^-i j ikty;^' :i>f*:? 'H:H.;.''?: 'LUj. J''ii»3k'3;yii:l'biiie:iai?Li^:»yw-n:.;;rj:«ii^iid*^^^ 'WilBSSIlipW"

AV, A! GlHOr«, 1926

last W^n—<i»y «v«iiiic with a Urg* «tt«atei>e«,.. l W qoHtlaa «f fc mnsieiU taiafenuMBt wtm diaeuaMd and

cMMnlttM VM a^ointod to about tit* yarehaaa ti ai> organ «r a plan* fmt tilt «i»uwk. At tb* Sunday moming amrrittf tk« aotttar braogkt ap and fnnda amovatiBC to 1 150 wwra avhwribad.,

Amnmg tha Sunday viaiton w«re Mr, G. & Rrid«>Cdgai. of Htehmond; Miaa MaiT Darling, vt HarindMi, and MMara. tnim and Paul Qnigg, of WaaWn«ton.

Mr. and Mr^ Thomas Whitmora, of Parkaaburg, Pa., motored to Clifton Sondajr from their PwuMylvania h^me, r^a^ing the village abont 4:80 p. m: They w^aa aeeoapanied hf thrir won and daaghtw. Mr*. WhltmoTa \f m aiater ol Mm. A. H. Honaberger.

Mr. Southard, who has bean eoBftn" ed to Ua home bjr illwasa for some time, is getting better.

The Bed Whig Onb met Tuesday evening at Mrs. SaiAer'a. The mem-

to B^ve their camping aite a few yuda, to be n e a ^ the' water, and planned to go earning this

1%e CMe. League will liold a meet-ing tonight at the home of Mrs. Man-tiply. lee cream win be off«r«d tor

Ua. William Bidiards, Jr.. left last wade

to Join a camp of surveyors inflows for tile remainder of the summer.

MiaaSsthu' BueUey returned Tues­day imm Frostbnrg, Md., whw« she has been an tostruetor during the first

\sttBUMr term of the Froetiwrg normal. Mra. Upp and children returned last

Wedneedsy from a visit to Reading, Pa. ••

Mr. Blomn, of Beading, Pa., is visit­ing Us sister, Mrs. Upp, having made the trip to Clifton by motoreyele.

Sev. Edward Tabw ftUed his usual appointaAite aitlMlSaptist Cbtireh on Simday.

Mr. Slida JUAtey was smitten with a s e w e attack (rf acute indigestion wiiSe TCtnming from woric Monday; night and'could hardly make^the trip

- to Wahoma. After «H.IH»H> n, • phyy eian he waa relieved and wb«l laiA heard Irom was continuing to im-

Miss Jeanne Sauber has dosed out her iee cream sales fat the present .

Mr. Joshua BnekkjK has returned from a two weeks' vacation spent fay Wheeling W. Vs., and Idray. .

H i e weather a^un turned cwA 6a Sunday and was quite eoel for jwyeral

'dayur The threefaers ..are beginning thdr

annual woric of threahing grain for tiie farmers.'-'

THe many friends of Miss Nelie (>QSs are v o y sorry to hear of her pi^nfnl Ohieas eajmed by a fUl down a fiigU td stairs at her brother's hcMne near Caitreyille whne dw wa« visit-mg. While reports state that IK> benea were broken, she n said to have been in agwny frees a grent numiMr edt

FOBBSTBme—

Sev. J. S. Keene wiD preach at Forest m i Chnrdi Sunday at 8 p. m.

Mrs. J. T. Andersen luii aeecVted a positfan lA Quantieot

Miss A. M. Dunn, who has been on the wUk Bst, has returned to her woric

Mrs. Isabd Andersen is visiteg frisads and rriativea in WaaUngton.

Mr. J. T. Andersen and iOi tar made a trip to Orretman^Jihursday,

lb. Lse Davis, of Xofp, waa a Perealhury viaiAr Sunday

Mrs. Gertie Davis and Mrs. Eddie Tapneett, of Washington, are week-end visilstu of Miu. J. B. Ti^seett.

Mr. Eehert Bsprcr. ef Steffecd, is

Mswuek. Hr. Usssnsl ^ . Daybecry and his

hsn anwhv !• tiMir Cele car, Mn. W. B. Uoyd has

• visit to OiHwe '*

mi LeeBey, ef Quantieo, and Manrki Mansy airi MtOe Aith

OBIVIB, eC WaaUngton, visltod at tiis ef Mr.:and Mrs. W. B. I l « . « t

Mn.PrM*D«vis Mrs. BdwnoPd t h s h s M o C eeat,ef Oak:

Mc

and at

Mm. Kkterd ' Vara ar

T D « r ^ . « . WBtiaiHS pisilliin in the shipyaitd at

Mr. and Mrs. J. C Due mam Aivin visited at Ike and Mrs. Fred Baker, tt SMnrday.

Mrs. E. H. Will I at QnsTtttf

ef Mr,

CliSSES, HORSE RACE AND MULE RACE MOIINING AM>^^ENING ^

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ABUNDANT SHADE-LUNCHEON SEBVpr^N GROUNDS IF RAINING THAT DAY- POSTPONED UNTB. NEXT FAIR DAY

REMEMBER-FRIDAY, AUGUST 13,1920

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jnODAY, AUGUST f, IWO 9i TSSk

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^.HTKHODSa Pi«ddcat. W. R. yBB% Vkiitft'iMiiiwit. WM. A, SMITH, Cusliiw.

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THB PMnnr COKNBE --Tha tevorite po«n iriiieh appMOV in

tiM poetry ««nMr tmUr «M writtan by :a PriBM William aian who itotda a warm pteea in tifa aiTaettoaa «f bar

; 9 M ^ Tha^oaB ia anttflad "My Old Blade Maminy, Ifartfaa Aim" and tha .•vttor ia th« lata IW. Bawy Uacyck ~2^aibea, Canfadarata aoldiar and phy-:sietoB w ^ b IRMWB to many ap tb* poat laiiraata of tha Qonfadacaey. It was •abmitted for publication in tba poetry eonwr by Bav. O. Gray Hvtefa-iaoB, of Hereford, Md formerly ol Mawamaa, who frequently Tisita his

-TCtMvea here an3 with many other fenner residents invites the weakly visits of the Journal in order to fca^

jup with home and friends. The poen follaiws: " My Old BUdk Mamsty. Martfia A M . Althoash I am an aged man,

I iove my dear old Mammy yet, My old black Mammy, Mxrtiia AsB,

i know I never can forget, torset that friend, the first ta fold

Ibi in her ebon arms to rest! Forcrt that hand, the first to bold

My infant fbni to mother's i^eaat , DMain thoM Ups, the first *»tbai^

1^ boohing tittle baby mo<^! Disdtfn anth greeting! Nel f^spdt

Was hon««d: eoatom in tba Seoth— I mean the old Sooth, Northern nun,

£re reoonatnetica bad its day* &e Bty tM Manuny Martha Am, _

Had felt tke earpct4iac««!'B sway. And in thoae happy times *af old,

: When all* my noAsr'a boys

mONtPORATBD ,. NOKBSYIUiE. :: VDIGINU

f CowBcrdal and SnwtagB AcMoats sMkltoi. . I ^ M T to k # OB WptorW aMiirUy. IPMi'i • « JMT UbOTtr

WS PAY 8 PEB CENT ON SAYINGS DEPOSITS

f For tke cOtrmimM W •m* M jr •maiac aiPk s h ^ pwa thte bulk ki OMB at T ». K..

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Hay, Grain and Feed

Intere^ed'

eld tales oar Mammy " ywmg,

What <iaafait toJdl

What'sweet 9id sin^e songs she iimg] ' "" ,

I think, sometimea, I-hear facr yet,:. lithile basy as a baxzing bee, .

1 ^ fedingiy declined to let My widowed moth». wait on me. .

Wbt tima in ISghteen-Sixt^-Ooe,. ..' .The.H<»thmaB cave to ft^ har race.

She bnmia&ed op " td Umie^gpn" laA-swtf she' WDI^ not- leave the

-place. And whan she heaid me volunteer.

HThis was the rei^; that a iMromiaMit business man save, yrhea asked why he had sent so much of his bus­iness to the Peoples-National Bank. f "I like your interested persaniU service," he said, "and feel that t^e oQeers and employees of your institution are endecvorfnsr to fiwdtitate each txansaeUrai. 1 am getting service that goes beyond the confines of n^re bosinflBS, and such tervice is of faicaluilable value to

me ." f Perhaps, Mr. Buaness Man, tMs is the sort oi furriea you require; and if yoii are not enjoying a comteetion ^ t h thisjbahk, your account u conlUuklly invit«d. -

i r . Farmjar, pHidi tf yoor siceess lUs year depen i s« I k way f w treat jm mk Doo't kt thejirice wiMrry you, k t k o m e ^^Uxm* aknt qsally, and demaml iL

A c k a p fed in price may k ?ery expensive k results. Let OS fiD your requfremeris witk a ptodoct of qiidty, and iiUHOfe yon asmst ^ ^ ^

C. Me Larkin & C^. . MANASSAS, VHtGINU

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OF MANASSAS, YIR6INIA

nrs A PL|IASUIIB TO SERYE YOU

Jast hogged iaa: deatv-and sak^ deaf, • >—-^—:—

Qo kill de Yankees all, yon can.' And later m, in SxiyJopi,

The day my woanded Ivtrther fell On Spotsylvaaua's field «i gore.

Beneath a shower ni shot and idwQ, ' Who laid beside him, joaTto tihield

Him tatger, i ^ the fight was won, *TBgi'gavay bags Mm from Uie fiddl

. iSvaa Marcaai xM blade Manim^s sen. •. ^ "*••' •

Andfinee the glad return of ge9c6,: Onr soldier fatd, at last, enjoys

The cabu of death, the grave's-rrieasfi. Bone to h^ reat by Mammy's boys.

Now, Msgcas owns oar hero's home, •Dear Mammy'a <M& the aK turn Nelaattar wfaoe on earth S-roaia

<^ Maany'a care I cant fscget.

If I have OM piAlie bobby that is mere oatslamdiiig Uiaa ai^ other, it. has beea the prei^pqsat of "more haanea." Ton can pma^ patriotiam to a man aad appeal to hte asoas of ia^, hurt yva eaat aiake 1l» sort of appeal to bias iOiat he gain^^rea hia own reflectiMia after Le ownb a home. -Brboys a let and 4nita ofted benwws

' tabaU aten*; Ids bufse an is tlM aotsrpriae, aad ba

wio|ks fiv it aad It baotaaea hia own partienlar iatsnat te hia general aBot-aMBt on GwTs ieotstool. When be iaaUy adiiefvae Us ebieetive aad owna Us home, bs reaUaea U ia Us aad tSat he is pteteeted ia bis owaetahip by hia govstnBsant that nnder the laws be is given the right to tranafer what be has earned to the next generation and

be yrotaeted. He gets a real abjlset e« UM reiatiea that axiais ba-

1 tks gov MBMBt aad the iadivU. iM.Cox.efOhio.

l i cy^ Hand IS WOBTH A HUNI»E1> Bf THE MIND, tharf-fore don't say yon will inmre year vrapertj, bat do it, and do tt NOW. fi ELECTRICAL STORM SEASON IS HERB; CAN YOU AFFORD TO TAKE IBEBISKT f TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE, F(MR THE FIRE FIEND IS NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS OR OF VBOPEWEY. WB CAN BE OF GREAT ASSISTANCE IN HELPING YOU TO COVER YOUR PRWHITY PROPERLY AND RIGHT. CAN PLACE YOUR POLICIES TO THE BEST myAKTAni i ; A^KU TN T H B M O S T RELIABLE COMPANIES, AND W A FIRE SHOULD DO TOIFDAMAGE, CAN SEE THAT YOU ARE PROMPTLY PAID. K'raiS IS AN OLD AND FIRMLY ESTAB­LISHED AGENCY UNDER A NEW NAME. LET US CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU.

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COMPTON &^0r Si IB to.Lipscoaib Imwraiica Agcs^

MANASSAS, VIRGINL4

The Bkhaioad Iteca-Dispateh wen dera why Seoafter Hardtag doaa not settle the diapate aa to the meaaiag of hia aeeeptaaee spaedt, ae tar aa tt dMla with the Leagae of Natioaa by a fifty-word staienMat coodiad ia aa-dantaateUe En^iA Of eeaiae, thia weald %a a very easy tUag to do, bat the Republican nominee .knowa

- a i aix&_s_ftatement woaU dsvrivc him etthCT of saippoTt oi Hham John-son and his "death to treaty" frflowers or that faetioii of the RcpabUeam party wfaidi boneatly believes in the Lesgne of Natieaa with raeervationa. Lack­ing both political courage and indepen­dence of thought SeAatOT Harding will continue to camouflafre his position throue'hoat the ran-.paigTi. If elec^ •, .-• n',T -fip :•'.•,.rt\- -'f this evas ion

r W A T I r ITTO All DAIRYMEHI

I n U i 1 t l j MM PRODUCERS T V > YOU want more mUk and craam? If so, •^^VoQ shcmU feed EUREKA DAIRY RATION,

tlwki^eatinqaaktsraiid siif«atft9^«aerfer i>est

I raaoHa. Y«i xutr be from Misaowi »»«»,.^„"f • alMmyoo. Aak 7 « « feed dealer abort EUREKA • mmi fvad wbat yoa ba»e long baaa loeldng for. •

MANUTACTUBSD BY •

m VBfilMA FEED Ali) nUJNG (»KP0RA11M^ ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINU L J

kYourSubsaripdofr in Advance ?

H(eep Your Head Cool THOUGH THE WEATHER IS HOT AND THOUGH YOU HAVE TROUBLE UKE THE

• REST OF US, WITH THE ASSURANCE ' THAT ypLR SAVINGS ARE ADE<IUATE-TO M£ET YOUR NECESSITIES. EXTREME HOT AND EXTREME COLD WEATHER INCREASE THE EXPENSE^ OF OUR EX­ISTENCE BUT YOU CAN VERY EASILY BE TIDED OVER THE EXTREMES IF Y(HJ HAVE PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN THE BANK. THE EXTREME COLD WILL CXMR AND— YOU CAN BE PREPARED FOE IT BY OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US

National Bank of Manassas TH« BANK OF PSBSQNAL SBBVICB

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—Mr. E. KJUitclwll WM coniiMd ti» Us home tqr UIMM « t«w days thb

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—Mr*. James Carr, who haa baan oa the ikk l i itathinrhomalar BriatMP, ia vary moch inproTad.

—Mr. R. I P lankjai hai jwabasaS aa Ovorland tourinc car nam Mr. J. I. Sandall. of tfaa Naw Piinea Wiyian Garaca. - _..,»:--.,

"—Tha CoB&danrta raoniea ^ te Gtraad Camp of Virginia ia to ba hald at Colpapar Toaaday, Wadsaaday and Thun^y. « . --""

—A (00 waa bom Monday morning to Mr. and Mrt. 1. H. Pota, of Lynch StattoB. Hia -aalna ia Ita HolalagM, jr., and ba ia tbo flnt boy in a fkmfly ofaix..

. —Snmnar painting ia going on fai th« Briat«w oaigfaboriMod, tita hom«a of Mra. Jamai Carr and Mia* Mary Snook having racaivad a naw epat in tccmtwaalu.

' —Tha Sonahina Jnniort, mambar* of the Piaabytarian Sunday School claas af Mrs. J. L. Bqahong, wtn inAertain-ad at Mrs. Bosbong's bona, "^oma-

< burst," yastarday avaning.

—AU •members of the. Epworth L^Mma of tha M- £• Chnrcb, Sooth, art cardially invited to attend a social to ba given at tha home of Mrs. A. A. MalMtey Monday, Anguat 9, at 8 p. as.

—Eav. O. Grey Hntehiaon, pastor of tha Baptist CSmrch at Iterefo^ near Mmdrton, Md., has accaptM is e*3i to dia Baptiat Chndi at Dovtr, DeL, and is msMng arrangemanta to move to Dovar imatadiatcly.

—The boiler for the ebceaa factory at Independent Hill haa arrived at last, according to annonncement from Coonty Agent W. L. Browning, and it is hoped that the plant will be in ope­ration tiie first of next w a ^

—Mrs. M. Brace Whitmore'gava a porch tea Saturday evening at her home in Centn street in honor of Miaa Madne Sto^ter,-pf Moent Vamon, N. T., and Miss Maode Sherlock, of A*. lanta, Chu, gaaats (tf- Mrs. B. LVBB

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S5S «ha cout^say of

' Iha —Thanks ip

»H(sM>«iSrt, • ifa «« PW*»aMMh ta , visit to onr large family c^ readers to­day.^ The d^yed shipmMt sf news­print paper, which thraatanad onr sehadnle this week, is azpectad to ar­rive in plenty of time.for the iaaua of Aoguat IS. " ^

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MANi yisffiimA

—Mr. Clarence .A. HatcUaoa dlad suddei^'VMaday «<lanMea at Us home in WssUngton at 1701 Kilboome Vfawai tka sad eomis* wttUn twan^ minntea after he waa striikaa with apoplexy. Mr. Hutchison was fifty-fonr yearstof ag* and a son of tha late Cuthbert Hutchison, of HamdMi. Ha ia aarvivad by a brother. Dr. Hogh B. Hutchison, of Washington, and thasa Bisters, Mrs. Wesley Kephart, of Pina^ crest; Miss Mary Hutchiaon. of Wash­ington, and Miss SeUntf' HateUBSQ, 0(f Baltiniore. Mr. Hutchiam had b«|i-ness interests st Quantieo.

—Tha Unitad States Civil Service Commission has annanncad an exam­ination for PHnce William county to ba held at Manassas on Saturday, August 28, to flU the i>esttion of rural

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1920 I . J I.,., , J, ..U.gHefeBBgBB"

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Funeral aervi2ea wm^ held h«re Sunday afternoon at Gcaea Methodiat Episcopal Chiuvh, Sooth, for Bfias XHzabath Virginia Siiier, who dtod July 25 i» Albaqnaaqua, New Maxieo, aftM^anaactaadad Obesa. The sarvW was aondsetad By tils pastor, Bev. WU-Uam Stavess, after which h«a>;>^y an^ laid to xaM bsaUtt. h n brottor In the Manaaaaa cemetery. Bav.*^. O. D. Clark aang a aolo.

The honorary pallbaarers wmrt: Misa Elaia Xoaanbergar. Mies Mari^ Clark and Miaa Emily Bound, Manaa-sas friends of tha , aata-Haward aad Miaa Misy Daffan. af Alexandria, and Mias Elizabeth Aiw-s t e m g , . ^ Highland coonty, her can-tins. Tha Active pallhaams ware Messrs. Kenneth Howard and Aahtoin DaffMi, of Akocaadlria; Barry ui %ir gar DewaU, of IMUand, and S a n > Hinar and Wilaotf ^afnar, of Wash-. ingtoD.

Among the relatives and friends

of 24 miles ia ll^OO per annum with an additional $80 par mile par anniun for each mile or major foaction thereof in exceaa of 24 miles. Women will *ot be considered for rural carrier ap­pointment unless they are the widows of U. S. soldiers, sailors or marines, or the wivea of U. 8. soldiers, sailors or mariaas arfao are phyajaally dia<iaali-fled for examination by reason of inju-riea received in ^ Hne of miUtaty doty. Forms and application blanka may be obtained from either jwst of-flea mmitioiied. *

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At the Second Aanual EzhilMttoa.of the

carrier at Bristow. Tha salary <rf j^ vriio came to Mansssas to attend fl)a roral carrier on a stamtoH daily rdlto nmaral' ware her paranta, Mr. and

DISTRICT CHAIRMAN PRESENT AT BOSETINGf

Manassas Chapter, U. P. C» Ea tmrtaiiMd at ReddcneB <tf

^ Mra. C M. Laitfii.

Mrs. George D. Hiner; Mr. and Mrk W. I. Staere, Mr. and Mra. Shgw and Mr. and Mra. G«oi ;e D. Kandt and Miss Dorothy Brandt, of Moont Rainier, Md., and" Mrs. Morgan, of Highland county, all of whom were gueasta at the hoi^e of Mr. and Mfa: E. K. Mttcbell; Mr. John D. Hiner, Mr, Haxry Htoer and Mr. Wilson Hafacr, <a Waahingt<m, and Mr,.ud Ifra. P. K. Howard, of Alexandila, who WSK*

guesta of Mrs. -Ella Howard, and Messrs. Joseph and Daniel Hina^ mtd Miaa EHaabath Armatronjr, af Hi|^-ftad «aa>^, irtm'irara <««#*•' af Ifz; and Mrs. U. ^roea Whitaum, T

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Mrs. C. M. Lartin entertained the members of Mwnasssa Chapter, United Daughters of t l» Coirfedaaqr, Wedr , -„^,^,,.,^ neaday aftaraoeii at bar home in Wert d e i k ^ tte board-street, the important^oaincss session '•"—"-•- " -being followad by an otJoyabk tod^ hour. Mrs. Howard Fletcher, of W v -ronton, distiiet chairman, was priaeiiL.

Tha deetioa of-dBCara resulted as

- A baby jiaughtar waa bom Jafprortda^; Mia. a I t l S i i f S S ^ wastangton T»»day morning at Co. pr^ddent; Mrs. J. C. M a r a ^ saeon* C o t a a d - J J - S Z l c « i . S ! ^ ^ ^ ^ * » ^ J ^ - A »^ :vici«add«rtj Miss SX^BaST ^ % t ^ r S ! ^ ^ Henry Kiaa^ Laws, of Brandy ^batica. Sa» haa been named Sarah Hottsman, for bar grs^dmothar. Mrs. T. D. D. Oaik, c< Manassas.

—Althon^ annooncament that Bav> T. D. D. Clark, pastor of the Baptist Church, would take his vacatioi dur. ing the month vt AugOst was suthor-izcd laat week, Ba!v. Mr. Clark baa de­cided to boU the uaual WWIM at the

church every Sondi^ morning.

aon, roronnag ^ , ^ , ^ Moxlay, eonoqHmding aeeratary; lirs. B. LaSoy Byvd, tiaaamrar; Ifas. J. B. T. Tharnion. tagiatrar; 1 ^ W. M.

TBAOHBSS APPOiirnd)

OMrry HSI and Qoantiea PesittoM Stifl Opea—AH Qtiasra Maaaei.

the Dumfriea district school board haa appointad -the toVfiwbag teachers for tha approaefaing term, according to Oa aiHiouwautSBt of pg. D. C. CHna,

DunfHaa—Mr. T. J. Foster, prfaiei-pal; Mrs. N. A. Speako. assistant;

MinnieviUa—Ibaa Oliva F. Stoiy. ThoxBtot-^Ira. Eaua* Cuttr. Jopli»-4fra. Netta #i3«fai. Charry mn . Qpsa. Qnantieo—Qyaa.

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YOU CAN GET YOUR SHARE OF THE PRIZE MQNEY

BY ENTERING YOUR LIVE STOCK, FARM CROPS OR HOUSE-' , . 1 1 . 1 . . I I ' II i i i i i .

HOLD PRODUCTS FOR EXHXBmON. AMPLE GROUNDS. *

ABUNDANT -WATER AND COMFORTABLE HOUSING—'

EVERYTHING THAT YOUR LIVE STOCK MAY REQUIRE

FOR THEIR COMFORT WILL BE KtOVIDED. SPECIAL

^REPARATIONS FOR PROTECTI<»f OF SWINE ARE BEING

MADE. MAKE YOUR ENTRIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT

WTTHOUTFEAR OF TROUBLE FROM THESUMMj^^HEAT.

HAVE YOU A PREMIUM LIST? JF NOT WRITE FOR IT AT

ONCE. ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 6>9i FAIR DATES^

AUGUST 18.19.20. ' . "

Prince WiOiaiB Fair AssodatioD B. LTMK JBfiSBanSON,

PrcsWcnt HLW.SANDKRS^

Ezceotive Secretary

the (-afe

—WOda Ogdw.ia the na)pe baby dao^ter who arrived i\ the home of Mr. and Mis. -^Viliam Cotenan ^all, of Pittabargh,_ea.,-^-cordiag to aimouno^nenta retfeivad by the baby's grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. H.I ien and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Haa.

—An^e^ingelisstic meeting lasting two weeks is to begin on Sunday, August 15, at Sow^o in a tent used for the same purpose last year. Ser­vices win be held each day at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. Bav. W. T. Wine repeata tiw cardial invitation to the public which wsa given a few^Werta ago bfe.

Rice, Idstoriui, ami Mra. Alhart ft^tud^onee. dea,euatodian.

Hiis. WeatwiMd Hntehiaon, Mra. J. E. Herrdl, Miss Isabel Hntduson and Mrs. Albert Speiden wer« elected dde-gatea to the stato c«»vention a^ Pe­tersburg September 28 to October 1. The alteyMtcsnMned w€ire Mrs. a M. "EarEnTHiirS. T. Hall, Mrs. J. B. T. Hioniton and Mrs. R. LeBoy ByWl.

Annonncement was made of the Confedcarate reunion afCulpeper Toes-day, Wednesday and Th^mday.

Mrs. Hutchison, acfcompan)sd by Mrs. Fletcher, members of the ahap. ter and Judith Henry Jani<»«, visited tlie battlefield earlier ln~the day.

<3aUa BraoA—Carrie Goldaa. Qnaaiieo—Mary.B- Owaqa. , J&iB wA «a Tseetvad fo^ wood 'ftr

schools op t» Bt/gbu&tt \i and'Dr. Oioa invitea aB partias intenrtod to

The Joomal IL60 a year i s lUNanca and worth tha diffarauca. '

fore the meeting date was postponed.

— Tha town cooni^at an adioomed meating Friday avaning passed ordi­nances raqniring property owners to pay the coat of enmeeting their homes with tha miaidpal H^t and wntav systMas, inctading the installatioa of meters Under the oM rmlation the town instuBerfifiilai'aBS^* aU tte oxpaBsa ef eooneetaan beyond the pnp-arty owMrt.Jae.

—Rev. L. C. Massick, pastor of Asbory United Brethren Church, wiU

'preach oa Sunday at an all-day meet­ing of the Shiloh and Straabarg con-gvegatiaBa » a r Straabarg.. In Bar. Mr. Mesaidc'ai'abaciMa, Bav. Weatwood HatchiaoB wiB proadi at Aidmry Chdreh Sunday morning and Bav. J. M. Ben will fiB the aftomooa appotat-mentatAdca. Bav. Mr. MeaaiiA par. ticularty nrgoa all his porishiBaars to ba in attendanca.

—Mr. andvJCrs. Joseph H. Cato, «f Mount, Stafford coonty, have snnownc-ed the marriage of thair .dai^htar, Mary Gertrada. to Uaat David T. Johnson, of the Sevaoth Engineers, U. S. A., on Jttty 26 at Ckriat Chord in Aiexandna. Only tha aiarsst raU

MAJCMt KETSBR TO WSa>

The marriage of Miss' Charlotte Capers, daughter of tiw late* John G. Capors, of-Wa^iington,to Major Ralph Stover Keyser, U. & M. C, of Quaa--tico, wfll take place at the bride's Come in - Washington on Thursday, September 2. The wedding wOl be very quiet, as the family i i staB in monming for Miaa Caper^ fatiicr. l i e l»ide's sister, Mrs. Fradoriek N. Tow­ers, will be her eoly attendant. Major William F. Bevaa,^U. a M. C, wiB be Major Keyser's best man.

• -MaJorNKcyaer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. OwrlesJBagsne Keyaor, of Thor. ooghfare. He made a splendid xoeeid overseas with tha 'OJsve Dogs" and haa been atationed since that time at Qoantico. where after a short woddOng trip the couple wOl make tbair

WM ' MONDAY, AUGUST 9

MABEL* NORMAND . . in. .

"PINTO" - ""~ 'Her Greatest Screeii Trimnpli, ^lestampeded the 408 with a.45

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 1« EUGENE O'BRIEN

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It takes c a ^ to estlMita a I's Bttve. AdaAskm, llc-17c

ativ(>g md frienda of tlw btMa Imd- Uirwuti ttla «gatt were ixreaent. 11»a bridaamaM

\!iaa Vara Iramaa, of Walerioo, and the bast man was Liaul.

A!b«rt'« Riano, a elaasmate of the frrntjmS Lioi& and Mra. Johnaoa are spending the nrndth at Atlantic City, uttex which thay will go to Camp Gor. ion, Ga., aiMTs lieat. Johaaon is sta-

tianed.

(Miaa L. V. GOiert, Auxiliary Sae^> Tha Best Boom Coouaittae wUl aorve

hBch daring tha tlvae daya ef tha fair for tha bencdt ef ttio wonwn's rast room in Manassas. The committea in charga raqaaate tiwt thoae iriw expect to maka renrribotisaa far tUa hack win leave them at tha reat reem dop­ing tha day en Tneaday, Aogaat IT

THURSDAY, AUGUSTir - DOItOTHT C»SH

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FRIDAY, AUGUST IS KUaON DAVIES '

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SATURDAY, AUGUST \% RCTffROLAND

T» w-fc»^ *.. * •;. _3^ 'ADVENTURES OP RUTH" It islKvod that paapla wfB respond « k . w - . ^ i j ^ n j . « r ^ ^^ ^

cheerfidly.aa the •«««**>-<-->-*— ^ ^ ^unau T » e l U y M

dkmay to kaap Ifcs the year.

TUB la an oppOTtaalty fOriA theae who get the ad^tegaa of tha room to dbow dMr appradatioa of ito vahm to tha eooaty and to tha team of Ma-

Tlw Jovraal, t lJ« s year—worth it.

Vkta*7. ted Speeka," Newa i M Plkthe

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LET YOUR LnTLTONES HAVE AIX THEY WANT OFOUR SODAS AND ICE CREAMS. THEY ARE PURE, WHOLESOME HEALTHFUL FOODS. COME IN YOURSELF AND COOL TOUR TONGUE AND TKXLE YIMIR PALATE.

J WE ARE CAREFUL DRUGGISTS

THE BEST DRUG STORE rSATirwrEHFLO^^RS." AgeMa:^ G«iaBi«s.<:a.

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FiSDAY, AUOIBIT 6,1920 • n • • 1. • " • .•!" i •' . 1 . 1 . ^

Win CMft* • U M flrat^ TkiM C i l i

Sag«r for ouy OM-cenUale hak fUi «ttived^-«ow 26e pHr poondL .Dowdl's Phamuejr. -

Good amdes for sale at or­chard; fauoi apptes. i0c A bu., and picked a|>pI«B for. caokiag inirpoaes, 6Qc. W. JB. Bell, Ma-

rices on aQ Hedueed •ho— and . kind* Faniien' j£3CBuaSffB^

Jtnees on au canvaa

LUJIENnONf. PJCBSBir

Co-Op«rative 1^2

F«r Sato- OlM I2<8a Indian^ lib. C. K. Gk>v«r, MimaBaat, Vfc 12-4*

I wish to buy a emnfoitaUe -^bia^u^ with tnm. S to 10 aNca of > laod, neur Mapassas; cash. T.

S. Meredith. Qiinesville, Va. 12-1

Cider Notice—Besinmng An-Kq«t 3, Diehl's cider mill trill nm evei^ Tuesday and fjxddv until forthfr notic4i^Nokeaville, Va.

For Sale—P. B. Model Chevro-let touruQsT car, nearly new; can be seal at Mra. H. D. Wmrleh's.

Fbr 3als^^6awmill and (mgine 'in ;fic|i «laa0 ecmdition, ^wap. war ifB»^ jwparatelr; W. E. MeCogr, V 10

•'y***««<»wfc'">»»iMM»iii»<y<>

HIM Efa Moon, of Th*|>Uiw, w * UM ne««t towt X IfiM Ifitttte AUMy.

Mr. aad^lfrt. K. M. Bo9< iptBt th» wMik<«od wUb MUti«M-st Cairvtoa.

Mn. ikrftnr tt^Aliidair I«MM tWt WMk to •pml MBM tima at Vizsiiii» BcaoL

Mr. KMd GalldMr, of LfMtar«, g>aBt tho wokriDd at tl)« boiM of Mr. T. K.'GaIl«^.

Mr. and Mn. R. W«ir^^at«a and ehiidnn, of ColiMpcr, vkitad nUtivM ban fhia wifc.

MeOonailia ^aodfais

Mn. N«l«on Baosatt, «f WadkJiig-*on, Tkiitad bar daochtte, Itn. ILH. Wiadla, tU* waak. —

Mia* Caealia Baayan, of Wa^tfiiff-toD, *p«tt tha waak^nd with W fath­er, Mr. L. L. jtoavira.

Mr. and Iba. Nomua E. Xvua, of 4raddodt, ^mm tiia r>Mta of l 6 . aad Mn. B. 0. Biiib on Sunday.

and bar Bon,

Wxbted—He^ in a family oif t ^ Apply at this ofSce. 9

\ ^i have received a big sl^P-liiAlt of galvanized roofing; priccf i f l l ^ ;I9««Hn«»Tnider Qard-lOMfeCd.

We have a complete line of oil stoves; i»rkes are right.. New-man-TrusIer Hardware Ck>. 8

Overiand Ttmring Car, ^xcel-^ t condition, run cm^ 8,060 nJks; bargidn. O. S. Newman.

Garbola the dimofeotant that diys vhH». T i r i t Prince WO-

~Iiam l^«nBaey. 47-tf

;GMtnd~'iIatoaI- Tdephone stock for sale. Apiftf Box B6^ Manassas, Va. 49-?

f ' Wtt«Ml-^60si,j9eO- ^faite oak croBS&v. See.wind gel prieas.

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Mra. Robarta Ijjxok ia tpandinff a fortsifht witb bar liitar, Mn. Engaoa Carr^, naar CharlottasriUa:

Mr. and Mfa. J<dm Gamhtjr, of Waahinfton, ipant Sunday at tba boma of Mn. Winifrad MUaar.

Mr. Albert May, of Alexandria, r*. eantly viaitad Ua paranta, Mr. and Mn. WUUam ^ , of MokaarOk.

Miu Anna Maria P«mypaekar baa ratqrnadto bar bona atPotMoae after spAidinr seTaral daya Witb Mn. Cbarief Baavar.

Mr. William B. Lynbam and Uttla Miai Alqt? Lynbam, of Hysttstflla, Md., spent tba week-end vitb Mr. and Mfa. Jamaa K. Larkia. ''

Mn. B. L. A U ^ and Inr two Qttlc 8 dangbtera, iBeryle and Vlrgla, h n a ra-

tnrned ixvm. an extended viat to r«l4. tivta in NortlrCarolina.

Misa Oraci Moran Itaa retoraad from the otsta nmnnal-acbocri ai Farm-yiUa, uriiiara aba tea beasL to aiz wiMca as a inember of tba aoniBiitf adiool faealty.

Ifaa. John C. Adanu and bar little sm^^Jphn Hixaon, of Enftdd, N. C . a n viaiting Mra;.'AfteiBa' father u d aiatar. Mr^Gaerce W. Bbaaa and Mis> D.' J. AR^BslaB. ,

Mr. and Mra.' Thomaa F.. Cotemaa with titehr eon and dani^itan, Mr.

•I Warren Golaman and Mliaea. H«afa |^ ,^

. Try a bte of Marsdk Fac» Powder, 30 coits. It's fine. Pt'bee William niannacy, 47tf

We have a comidete line of I enard Befrigeratoi^; call to see them. Newn^an-Trnsler Hard-wareCo!. 8

F .N. LAB^N CaviL BNGINKER AND SUKTBTOB

MANASSAI^TA. M. I. C. BiriUte. 4*

NURSERYSTOCK ^ FOR SALE

1 offitf: thousands of l!ist dass home grown i ^ t ^ees at a

^JCAaooaUe price. Please send ybnr want list for questions.

T. A. METZ»

raotpt.

_Mra. Bobert T. M7«n.«f MfvMlB, Miaa., la viaitinc her, m^har, Mra Marvuryt Lawia.

Miaa EMaahaJjl Gre«i, ef ttraabliif, baa baan tha rwat tkta waak «f bar aeoaia^Miaa Bath Laith.

Mr. Worth Storka. of the Paepka NMiMial B « ^ te ^Modlnc Ua tioQ with ralativaa in New Jaraay.

Mn. R. i. Adamaon Mr. Bahot W. Adaaai fa>« a faw daya at Orkney Spatefs

~ JEM Baniic* Ball and -Mfii Jamea Anna McDonald, of Colpepar, arrived tatday to vlalt Mr. and 1M..8. T. Hall.

Mr, WhiMd JUnnz. of WaaUns-toB, Waited Ua ancle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Gaarsa W. Laith, dfrinc tha W9MC*

Mra. J. D. Sprincar, a< Briatow, h » . ' at h«r tneat her aont, Mn. H. SL Harndm, and Uttla danghtar Thalioa, of Bacaamriek, Ga.

Mr. and Mras Fradarick H. Cox, of WaahingtoB, a n expected tomorrow to spend tha week.«»l with Mn. Cox'a parenta, Mr. and Mn. C. C.

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Mid IJ^abcth^oiemaa, n * a n « ^ ^ naaday; Croaf )i tri^ tof Nocfalfc b^

Adureas 124* Va.

NOnCB TO THB PUBLIC

Tha Qoarry on Milford Boad ad JofBhv Boae Hm CaaMtsry ia-tba

ySHvarty of the CcmetMy Asaociation, aadno rtanor^ranl, dfrt or any other ^Wag of vafaw shaD be movad thera-ftea, BfT from aajf other part of tha

armisBiaa faaa baea the trsaaonr, B. € .

Xawte. Nd (rare aball be opened nor inter,

mot-made, witsther 1^ lot ownen oi athcrwiaaHuid no b«|lal plejt AiiB ha aaU or offered im sale axeept by

wkh aald B. C. LaiHa, . o r h k M y '

By erdir c< Baaa'Bffl aociatioa}

M. D. WILLIAMS, HENBT OOMWAT, Saentary.

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gpiifal NaUea to Fair

^^Thronghan error in tiie arranga-n t of tha matnrial fw tha catalog

• a mentiMi waa made of die lihsnl e A r of a spadal priaa of one half baiTd of floor fw thk beat ]o«f of baaad auKla irith Wbi^ Loaf Floor. Aa ia commonly known, thia flcvr ia tlM prodoet of Milf oid Milla, the offer hafeg made throogh'the eourtaey of Mr. W- C. Aylor, proprietor. Thoae who eompate for this priaa wfiQ make their entry ir. Section 1, CUsa 1, of t h e prprr.i;;-., int

Mra. Lawia Payne, Mra. Stewart Erana and Memrs. W. A. Enma, Cbaries B. Erana and O. H. Srana motortd toLovtoa Jaat waak to V i ^ t h ^ nsW, lira. A. J. PearKm, who hashiseB (laite aidu

Mra. Thomaa M. Pierey, Mn- Paul Eantan and Miaa Marion Xaraten, of Fredtirtckalmrg, WIM) are spending the'

at Gainesrilk, and Mr. and Thomaa M. Ptney, of Waterfall,

Tiaited Miaa Loniaa Moxky thia w « ^

Miss Both Bibb, who. ia attending the summer seasion Of Lea school ia Alexandria, «3ient the weak-and with horiwraata, Mr. and Mra. R..0. Bibb She was arrompaniad by Jbs. M. C. BMmar and Maater Sydney Hancyk

Mr. and Mra. Gharlea BeaTflCv~ao-aompanied by tiimr daughter, Misa CBriatine Beaver, their goeat, ^Miaa Anna- Pennypacker, Misa Mary COT-isgtoa and Ifr. X3mrlea K. CSover, m«*«e«d W Qeeaqaaa oir Toeaday fer t ie day. .

Mr. and Mra. C. H. Seely, accmnpan-icd by OMST aoa Boiaad, Ifiaa Leidaa Moriey and )ba. ^Baflan^yna Fattar-soti, motwad to BayBsarinrt and Graaw widi on Saateir. rttaniffHg tha BdnT hig seanrica a ^ S t PanPa Onicii tat Hayawitet.

Mn. 6. H. McLangUhi aatd her three dUldren, Bkhard, Jesaa and Bona, bare retamad to' their heasa at Basic a t y a f t« a vfait to Mrs. Me-Uoghlin's aistar, Mra. W. £ . McCoy. They wen aecompaaiad hagae by MiaT Madeifae MeOir.

Mr. C M. fiopUna. of Waahii«ton, aeeompaaiad by Mn. Hepkiaa thair Bttla eon JaUaa, iriw a n btg the soamar at Bniddaefc Haigfata, Md., metared to W m i i i to the week iriOi Ua. paaanla, Mr. Mrai C. A. S. Hepktaa.

Mr. and Mrs. Biehard C Haydoo, of Alexaadiia, who have been «HTn^g tha sommer iisaiia of tha Dalvanity of Virglaia. a n ^aadiHg aoaaa tiaM with Ifra. BayAa^f^MSir,* Mr. L. Ladamn, and Mr. Haydon% Mr.-and Mn. W. B.

Mn. Lucy Bloom and her aon, Mr. George Bloom, of Bicbmond, f«pMrly of Manassae, wen goesta of Bav. axtd Iba. Waatweod HnteUa^n yaaterday.

Mias Julia WnicoxoD Lewia laavae today iar Koalalk, iriwn aha will be -opjatapi poa n<|9o>i<t Mq JO f n a s MD law, Mr. Muf Mra. Man Lawia.

Mra. ^ . J.Hleetxa, accompaniad biy her mother, Mn. John B. Honibakar, and bar HtOa daag^tar, Mka ChriatiBa Meatxe, left S a t a r ^ to ^ e a d aoaia timaatLfaidan. . ' ^

Mrs. Edgar A. Miller and bar Uttla ami, Edgar, Jr., of Waabingtmi, an: spending the wedc ban with Mra. MiQ-ar'a brether-is'Iaw and aiatier, 1&. ajajl Mn. George B. MelHmidd.

Miaa jEllsabeth Bock, who baa been the gnaat tA her ai&ite, Ifiv. EUot and Mn. Roberta I^rnn, left on MandiV tvt N o r f ^ to ^(rit bar b n t i i e r ^ . Frank N. Bndcr

Mr. Georga Hntebiaim and family mo|ored front Washington on Sondhy and warr tba gneats of Mr. sod Iba. T. B.G«IMiar. They wen •eeosBpaji' iad home by Uaa EHsabath GalUief.

Mr. and Mn. M. Bmea Wldtmaia ^ i e had aa their gniatt daring th« f P THE PUBLIG:

T y ^ H E N ifira deMroyt a {Ktoqr. iardinaiy is» innaance pagra

for tha buUdingt and machinary, but pcoductioa stopa, '

Your good-will aadL«oatimiou« seryica to your customan lote modi tA ihor Vaha. Every con-con iliouU~lKve. bodi the iire preveatkm service and the tour.J tasiiniice protection of :r.c HA.-:-ford Fire Innirance C .-. ftr.y a« sold by this AOEifcv

RUST A GILLI8 Real EatMe and bsanAee

HATHARKEt, VA.

SCIENCE - SERVKE SANTTATION

\ Aft three perfect angles consti­tute a complete trian^, so have we built our biudness on these three attributes. The Science of Cooking to make that which you eat ptdatable, the Courteous Service that makes you feel at hcnne and Absolute Cleaidiaess hi both kitchm andrtaUe. It has been our constant aim in servfaiy l^u within the past two ytttrs to ipake you realise this/and if pa­tronage is the sign of soccess then we feel we have by the tri> angle builded wdL iMartha Washingt(« eandiet ^Desh weekly.

SANTTARY UJNCB Deiwpl^tlMOUJDipat

MANASSAS. TA."

M n ^ Wliitmore:^ B#er,; Oafitlis Xaabai^af Monit Salsa, and Mr. Bkldwia abewaltar, of Ratnaaaaa.'

Mra. Wartwood Hntehiaoa haa ra-tsmed from a viait to her aoa and daughter-in-law, Bev. and Mn. 0 . Grey Hutdiiami, of Mookton, Md. She waa aecompaaied home by their little aon, Wcatvrood Gr^, who -wilt sjpend several wedca witlr hia grandparec^.

Mr. and Mra., Harry F Davia, a c COmpanied by their two little children and Mr. Davia^ mother, Mra. Rj H Davia, of Briatow, left by motor MI Sunday to spend two wedka jn Ijm wrinjrtnn, Dd., Ftiladelphia and Atbm. tie <3ty. They will return via Hagen-town, Md-., Wineiieater and other 'pointo in tiie valley. - «

Miaa Mahal Hombafcer, yiba has been 'viaiting her brother, Mr. Ernest Hombaker, at Pneblo, Colo., ia now with hec siater, Mrs. George A. Park­er, of White Fiab^ Moot, after stop-ping..en route at Idalio FaUa, Idaho, to viait her aunt, Mn^ Thomaa Leonard. Her aister, Miaa Olive Hornbakar, has rettzmed to Protection, Kana., after spending aome time in PneUo.

Bfr. and Mra. B.- D. SalUvan, of Neabaoo, aecompaided by a party of frisBda motond to Snlphm' Springs aai 'WafzaBtin oa Sunday to apend the day. 'Other mamben of the party

Mr. and Mra. Bertram. Araold

^fil^aing b o o i ^ one of the Jatsat im-40OLloat SIAg WELL DULL-.<agIWHS,Iaaipaaparadtodfr

' iMI w«sicA in Fkirfaz and adjotaing (•OBtiaa. All work goarantaad and

moderate. A ahara of yaor*pa-ia aolieitad.

PUMPS AND PIPIM6 FBAMKUM *^ MAB8HALL,

t 4 « . ClUtaa lUatisB, Va.

We have moved omr store and tech nmn to the nKm formcrty aaed aaa barbar shop. This is a epo^ coaifMiable place and we win do par best to iriitgns jva. GMMaodseaoB. VaU!% BAEERT AND QUICI

LUNCH

-ToContinue In Business

(ESTABLISHED IN 1899)

'It is with pleasure that I announce the' continuance of my hardware, furniture and home fumishingg business, despite rumors to the c<mtrary.

Mjr endeavor will be to serve Manassas andJMnce William people in the future as i I have in the paa<i-giving honest values, with one price to all.

For your support and expressions of syin-pathy during my recent extended illness, I am truly thankful. I bespeak a continu­ance of your valued patnmage for the future. ' ' -

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W.C WAGENER . MANASSAS, VA.-

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Warrenton Horse Show

\yjediiesc&y a n d T l iursday

Over $2500 in P Eizes

Ftr 1 ^ list aid nfcmutiM a#rc^

F. D. GASKINS, Manger ami Scerdaij. WARRENTON, VA.

and diSdren, of Weodbeidge; Mr. and Mra. E.. G. Sehasffer and children, of Biehmond; Meaara. George and War. n o Arnold, tA Waabington, and Mn. E. M. Goniwall and aeo Jtbd daui^ter.

Mrs. W. S. Byland, little Mias Mary Bylaad am} Master Billy Bylaad M t on Toeaday to viait Mr. ByUnd'a sla­ter, Mra. B. S. Crump, <A Birhawnd

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Camper and their three little children, Billy, Anne and Gariand, have retomed from a visit to Mr. Campari ralativea in Omnge county.

Mr. Edward Coatee Meredith, of De­troit, Mich. iriie haa been here anth hia brother, Mr. WilUsn Ayae Mere­dith, daring the trial tf the Partner wffi eaae, left yeatsrdayTor WaaUng-taa, en roato to Ua haaa* m tha west. b Ua abaenea Mra. Mareditii haa been viaiting her relativsa to Cratda. Mr. Moadith haa been away from aaa ahoot Cftoan years. Ha^tow heads tha.Detreit e«ea e« tiM Standard Ban-itary Maaufactuilag Owapaay of

J. F. Brittaa, a< NokaaviOe. ratumed finom Orange co^mty and Uriekabarg, when he haa baea via-

ittog raiattvaa aad frienda for aavstal waeka, aad haa gone to Yienaa to spend a Csw days with Us daughter, Mn. F. H. NelacB, befon leaving Aa-gwat 11 IMI a weatem evangelistic tmr. He win bold a asrice of mcetinga at Mondovi, Wia., and adjoining ^nig^p. gatJona and will go fram then to Walkerton, Ind. Later on he expects to j > to Miaaoori, Oklahoma and North Carolina.

10 Per Cent Off Ten Per Cent Discount on

Any Suit in the House, — -^ —• V -

Bo> s and Child's Suits hiduded

Xoents'OutfiRiNV M a n a s s a s , V i r g i n i a

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*'E4g««oo4,'' IOM hoiM of Mn. Bobert Lonr* Duluy, wma dotrarad fiy SIC OB Satarday aftanoga « b ^ oa* o'clock. T U Arc stertud f m n tts Utcben fl«, It •!• thpogii^

Hiaa Flor«iic« lactiU attended tba field d«7 St QnmaMA o« Thnndiqr.

Bfr. &. L. Mui>w, 9t Oraftmi, W. Va^ is «p«ndiii« thfa nMk wM Ua aMar, U n . Lavl Gooffh.

Mrs. K. C. niBaoB and ehUdrw, c< Baltimora. Ud., a n viaitinc at "aovwUnd."

Mr. C. H. Keyaar.spatft tha w«ak> •nd ia Waahimton. ,.

Mr. aid Mra. W, L. OardiMr and childrm, of HiekoiT Gren.^ iWtad at the homa of Mn. Gardnar'i paxwita, Mr. and Bin. I. C. Jaoo|)a, on Toaad»y. ^ , ^ „ ^ ^ _ . . _

Mr. T. J. ChOTT waa a Waahfagtoa Tha club waa calM to i>rdar l>y 0 » Viaitor on Toaaday. i*** *«•*» *" *•*• abaaaea of tha pna-

Mica G«)rgU Manhall, vt CBbtloB, i<l««>t. Tha moating opanad with a M tha gowt of Mr. and Mn. 0 . M. eh* •«»»«. followad by tha mfanitaa of Douglaa thla weak. - ^ | the laat meeting

Mr. J. O. Lake, of Akron, Ohio, ta ""

ed Mn. E.X Akacaadfr«ad^thacMETlQiWOIG CLDB <&IK^ ^ ^

MBtT AT WdbOOOiB athrea fa> MlnatoviUe to- the Mr. and Mn. W. 'B. Athagr, of Ma-

naaaaa, aeeompanied by thafr dao^k. tar a«d aon. Miaa Mattia Athay and Mr. Winfteld Athey, aad Wk Foatar, of Weat Virrinia, wmtt g r n ^ at the home of Mr. and Mri. C. E. Clark* <m Sunday.

Fimaral aenricea w n bald for Mra. Frank' Arriagton WeiBiiii^ay at^-ttto Fka^ytariaa Choreh.

CLUB TO HAVE LAWN FKTE

Masben Ptoa teHoU Party at Battel Septaaiber C

(Mabel L. Faicbaaka, Beportar) On Friday, July 80, Bethel Acrienl.

tnral and Honu Eemiomiea Chib BMt.

Tba bnaiaaaa .was then broofht qp by the elnb.

It was decided that the chib would have a lawn party on September 6. A motion waa made and carried and a, comniittee compoaed of Miss Gilbert,

_ Mabel Fairbanks, and Aline Davis was Mi^ Lucy Leathin, ot Wsshington,' appointed to see sbout a apeaker f «

the occsaion. Reports were given by the memben.

Misi GQbert spoke on bow to get onr exhibits ready for the tttc. QoeattMia were aaked.

spending aome time with Ua listCT, Mrs. Charlea Wilknion, of "Bdl-haven."-

Mr. W. H, Butler was a Manaeaas yisitor on Saturday.

is visiting Miss Leafy Nalla. Mr. j . C. Jacobs attended court in

Manassas this weelc. Menn. Abner Fleteher and Norria

Carriaon spent Saturday in Manaaaaa. Miaa Rebecca Lunsford, of Msnas-

aas, ia vialtingL Misa Anna GrifSth, Mesasa. Thomas B. Lion and H. W.

Sandtfs, of Manassss, wen in the Tillage Tneeday in the interaat of the Prin^ WilUam fair.

Mn. Bbdati^ Coekerill, oif Tbit Flaiaa, waa a guest at '7«a(ar HiOl'' ctTWeJiMjaJay.

'JiassnsssuJt.

The club meeting then cloaed, mem-ben joining handa and singing "Auld Lang Syne." ,The next meeting will be held on Saturday, Angnat 14. Tha meeting' being over, jrfetnrea we taken. JMiaa Gilbert then helped tJie aewing qlnb giria abmg with ihair sewing. >

OiiRQisi^ of VirgiDia Kider A. J. Garland, of Wellington,

eondacted aervieea Suaday-at tha Prinrftive Baptist Church.

''Mr. R. B. Gossom, of Waterfall, spent the idgbt on Wedneaday at the borne of Mr. C. E. Clarite.

Mr. C E. Clarke, accompanied by Miaa Ladle Clarke and Mra. J. T. darice, motmred to Washington on Wednesday. M^. Clarke wiQ viaitj^ty, Va. her sisten and other relatives trbOe there. . Miss Clara Carter, of McLean* was

the guest of MisB Lueas Clarke for the wedbrend^

VT. Clarice and sons have pqrebased a fine beid of-£attle ,

Mrs. John Alexander and two daughters, Virginia and Pauline, visit-

IB, The Traiidi« « r e a d of aU the People

Degartmeata repreaentsd^ The Col<

IBI fl(p|Bfl^^^^^*^^Tf^wi -^ *!^^^^^^^"' ^ * * FBIOAT. AUGUST 6, 1920

Mks Gilbert Ghrw tlMi !• Cannfag muOunim

fcy

(Goldie iLGcWmw. BeportaH^ Tba Sewing Chib ci Woodbine

dehool met at the SCOHMI bawi Taes-dsy, July 27, at 9 a. a . The ftewUmt pndded. Tb« roll was calM and aU manben were preaaartk "Djf^wtgmtum of tha lart moetiiw w i ^ i M d «ad i ^ proved by meaiben.

We hM enr waaWng oa tba aehoel greanja. Tba key aiuat have tiwngbt we had baaa weddng and naariad juMr cation, for when we arrived tiie key

off .Ml a pleaaun trip. Bapa it will be borne vaady for usa u^iaa we meet Utnia^, Aoguat M, a t^ a. m.. on aocowit «f the fair the IMfa. l»tb aad 20th and obr teacher. Miaa XUUan V. Gnbwt, haa to be theae to get our things hi order.

WhOe we wen sewljig and reeelvlag neceaaa^ inatroetiona Miaa GillMrt canned a pint of blaekberriee, p ^ t i a g out important facta. TUa was done inaide the car belonging to Miee OiL bert, aa the Uttie oil stove could not do ita best wban jbe wind would strike it.

First ahe waahed and aorted the berriea. While thia waa bdng doM the jar vrfaich bed been put <m in aome water had beilad. fflte then put the berriea ia the jar, paekbig^ tMm cai»-ftfiy. She then maahed the remain-lag berrisa, adding a little sntfkr to maiM a syn^. l U s she poured o>ver the berries. Tlie jar was plaeod fu watar and belled, after whidi it was aealed. TUa ia tiie proeesa method.

After an enjoyable aeasion. we- ad-jcnmed to meet again next Xooday.

AU partieft indebted to E.1L Conner will please

come forward and settle. Parties hav­ing dainis against the tmderip^ned pre­sent tliem for pajqiieiit

E H . CONNER.

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Wheelbarrows

Deaartmeate repreeentea^ Tne uoi- M i l : ^ iTV- _M i e i n i s S t T w ^ ^ ^ ^ l Evcrywung Uood Engineering, Law, Heoicme, Tne Bum-1 -- - ••''• ^ y

to Eat mer QnartH'. Alao Degree Couraea in Fine Arte, Arciiiteetun, Buaineea and Commerce. Tuition in Academic Da. p&rtni«Dta free to Virgiaiaaa. AH w -pmaca rednead to a miaimom. Loaa fuads- availatje ftir m«^ bad women.. Addreea THE REGISTRAR, Univer-

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DR. L.F. HOUGH * nxtfnst -\

Offiee--IL L C. BoikUiv

The Joaraid, I1.M a yeai^-^wertk ft.

Hy line embraces Staple * and Fancy (koo^riea

Qaeenswace, Unhand - ^ S^asMbazs^ '^^f

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D.J.ARRINGTON

FDRTHEYOV?HFn.aARDENaQI HntESIftN —A wide awake bey, wlictlicr lie ttvcB ia ct^, town, w eoontiy wlH rejoiee to hara one of tkese tnef ol gaiiieis. -^The wheeHnttTOw caa, ia fact, Jbe used br "dad" as w«fi aa by Uie b«y hlmnalf for grae-tical work, A eoaster cxprcBB wagen t/frnj hoy wiD find veiy handy fi» diriBg mmf of tlia iMNMheld ernada, and aa «JoyaU» faascMm for Ua play^ik. —WB ate ftatnriajr twogtyfcs of whMlbiit«inH»d two atylw of coasters as foQiiws:

—GABDElf WHEELBABIK)WS, roomy, ,]ight, strong:, and durable; made of the best selected hardwood naooth finish: has 64 in. shffts, 22 in. flat qpoks steel rba whe^s. Whed runs bt inn bear-iagsrstroBfl^ braced; tidm are adju rtft-itte; barrow wei |^ 80 n«.

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^ 'm W —Same as above, 'bat larger, stronger, and taoce heavily bottt wagon. ~~ • z —-Briae or aamd im iMt advertiseoMat whea atdartear >Bv ei t

Sogar • any. fBBii%—SO Iw . 2 4 c i 2 fts GiMi Liose Caiee

6 Cabs Barax S l i t . r Bnast «f Teal . . Jbaii Bdbg Beef . .

ALSO OTHER BARGAINS We P9 Ik CaA far Al U i «f htdacc

- Same as above, except weight is 54 flbs, l ^ 54: —COASTER EXPRESS WAGON No. 8, with removaUe exi»«sstK>x, whiefr caoi be takea off or replaced, in one xninate; perfect steering' mechanism, white adi- '; f iring board; bottonf^^ in. longv and' ' 14Vi in. wi^r 1^x3^ hi. rode n de axles, with ti iered iron thimble ^ans; . U in. wheels, with In. rock maple spores; %x% in. rock elm rims, bealt in one piece; inm hubs wjth wealed and idironk steel tires; ifialleable iron hcHmds; rock maide pole; strong iron fifthjwheel; inm braces on front and

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Sale Price. $8.45 "At. 9.45

fa 4 is adTd tisemeat whea etdariag luiy oi tiie above; KAN1*PS—FOURTHlIiOOS Z"" "

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Mott of the Oai Coo^Mniet titnoKboot the ooQirtry Qge fleets of Fofd Rnn^hontf. The Mme it troe of otfaer big oorporatkoa. The'

. (CMOoe ace vccy pcartical. The Font Runabout is the oaoit eooooo* feel •oiatioo of qoide trenpoitBtioa Cram maxutfftctnrer to cetailec. For •nmii in bnaiiHW, lor the Coaector» foe tfaie Doefber, Coottactar; BuSder, and almoet every odier Bae of trniim m activity* the Focd Hnnaboct it —*^ a neeeai^y. We loBdt your inotoc acceawty

We can aerve yon, vebeBeve,toyoar beet advantace. Aad. ; yoor Font can to « i for rqdaceoMaeta and rqMBca I

wffl let ti» akilled WQckmMi aad tbe fenoine Focd parts.

W.E. MCCOY MANASSAS VOUHNIA.

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FHJI).\ V . AUGUST-*, 1920 i^rMr QPSne

yacidion Days Are iere! OH fttntaits of Hi kMT G]

Satarday, AacoM 14,

At dis tHM if the 3fdr we big li get Mt • the great Mtdem aail trarel ofer •evif i i i Ow tired nUt seek SMM thif lew an) oir stoaacb cniTe a chaige. Bdore 79B go pkBdrag coae mmi tt see IS aWit paddig your l»as-keL (Kr cold has wffl pro?e delkaott ad coid laidb joi wiH M very aiafayUe. I19 «e sffre ynS *

Spnders' Mf^ Market THS SAHITABT WAT

MANASSAS ' :: VIR6DIIA

At tbc ngoUr inoatUy wmaHiit af fht PKtrau' Lracu* at the Htckovrk Grwva achool it WM dtckM to b«M « rwmida 00 Angqat 14 of mil tb* old pupils «f Mr. C. E. Sldnntir.

WMU lb. BkiiuMr UuKht ia Leo-ilona also, moat vi hte taarhing waa at the Hiekenr Groye eehoet aad it laawia «ttiiiv tiwt the rtftmion ibmM be heU VMve*

The progTMa will cenaiat of wad-inca hvm the old readara b]p iM pupils a apellia«. BU|teb, a typteal aritiimetie drill leaaon, roll call aad

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bri«r addreaaea two-miaute tadka by eld pnpilaH-aad mOsie.

Lanchaa—typical aehool Innchea will be served in the grove byllM Patrona' Leagne. Tbeae lunchea wUl eonaiat pt aandwidtaa, cake, pie, coffee and tea. Ice eream^ will also be aold. The proceeds from the luncheon aala will be turned over to the building committee of the league 'to help defray the expenses of thr cloak room and wood shed whidk they are planning to tt*eet.

Mr. Skinner ia held in audi high esteem by his old pupils that members of the league feel sure-they will torn out in large numbers to welcome him. The public is cordially invited.

It would be wdl for tfaoae who ex­pect to be preaent ^ cgmmudicate with Mrs. Jr. P. WQson, Haynia|rket, Va., who ia prseident of the leagsa, as the committee wttBtas to have the roll call aad would like to know who will at-lend.

Exereisea will begin at elewv o'clock and contihne till abbat four or five.

REGISTERED WE WILL SELL AT THE PRfflGE WnilAM FAIR, MANASSA^fAr

Thursday, Augii^ 19, 1920 2i (SECOND DAY OF FAIR)

5 0 Registered HolstdihFfiesiaD Cows and Hetfers 5 0 THIS OFFERING CONSISTS OF SOME OF THE BEST BRED HOLSTEINS EVER OFFERED AT PUBUC AUCTMW IN VIRGINIA. THEY ARE PRACTICALLY ALL BRED TO CALVE IN AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER, WHICH MEANS FRESH COWS JUST WHEN WIN­TER MILK PRICES.START. THE MAJORITY OF THESE COWS ARE SIRED BY 28-lb TO 35-Ib BULLS, OF THE BEST BLOOD LINES. A NUMBER BEING BRED TO PIETJE LYONS LAD. H. B. No. 245479. THIS BULL IS BY A 31-lb SIRE A1«D OXJT OF A 29-1bFOUR-YEAR-OLD DAM; HIS CALVES SHOULD BE GREAT PRODUCERS.

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AW) F E W E R Tbis is Ae Fanners'Ibkn Store It . i t open to do btisinefs with iJl.wIio

gjMiig, on thft baiitt of

MISS CARRIE FETZER •• WEDS VOL JO&.Br^mP^

Yeoi^ C<H^ Ltave on We^^^ Jovney to.CaliforttfaiVift Atbatie to Ninr OricMs.

The mairiage of Miaa Cax:rie Elisa> b ^ Fetdk- to Mr.'Joeeph Harvey Sedft fraa eriemniaed nt GoBton TeBi> ji» Meaaeirial Preebytariaa rGtmA, l«th and B atreeto nwthwMt, Waahl iagtoa. b. <V (« Ally U at i:J» o'do^. Hie altar waa deeonted iHh pataaa aad ISaK Thie ceremMiy, in-dnding Che ring aervice, waa perforate •d by ffie paator. Rev. Dr. Bfrney, while tile etgagi aoftly played "O Promiae Me." A beantifol progism at pnaatpHai dnaie waa readare^by. tiw organlat, Ifn. nfaaa. JUaa Kw-garat Swift, rister tt the groonk. aa&K "At] i>a«naiBg" aad n Ixtv4 Yon Tndy."

The b^e waa becwningiy attired in a Bodiah tailored anit of bine tzi tane' with hat and aeeeaaoriea to niateh fflie cntored the ehinreh upon the arm of hor.-nnele,. Kr. A. JleaeUan Fetxfr, — l i . . I f i . t f . » . tMB. 4« mayinagiy

We Make Special Mention of the Following: -V - • •-• • ,

BETTA PEITER LYONS, H. Rr No. 471821>-A two-year-old heifer whose 20 nearest cbmsftTdri-asre 3 U 0 lbs bottm ia scren days. Bred to Pi«t]« Lyoas Lad, and doe Scptcniier 2nd.

WEBOTUCK PIETERTJE KORNDYKE, H. B. No. 297806—This is a fine yoang cow wUek made an A. R. 0- record of 16.18 lbs bottCT in sercQ days at two years and tan ^ y s oUL Brod to Peitje Lyons Lad, and wifl be fresh sale time. _

WEBOTUCK CLAIRE KORNDYKE, H. B. No. 391851-^A fonr-yearKild hdfer sired By a 35-1^ grandson of King of the P<»tia«s and ont of a 18-81 lb two-year-old daughter of Khag t>f the Pon-tiacs. Bred to Pietje Lyons Lad-and dae in October.

AMY HAZEL BEETS, H. B. No. S89997—An aU white three-yci^^>ld tbOtix, which has an O. S, O. record of 16 lbs batter i| , seven days as a two*year-«ld. . , ' r^.

MANOR ARTK AAGGiE GRACE, H. B. No. 347649—A good big foor-ycar-irid witb an A. R. a "record Of 16.81 lbs liuttw lii Bg*eB days al 28 •wmthirtridr . • — ——

HILDAimKOLSHADELANDIV,H.aNe. 152112—An A. R. 0. cow that ia the foandaUfNi Idnd. . , "." -

THIS OFFERING WILL BE FEI^RAL TESTED AND SOU) ON A SIXTY-DAY REllSST 6U^ ANTES. ALL ANIMALS WQX BE ON BXHIBrnON ENTIRE WEEK (W* THE FAIR-FOR OUR EXHIBITION TENT. ' WE WILL SELL U K D E R CANYAS, AND WILL HA VB AM­PLE SKATING ROOM FOR ALL ATTENDINCI SALE. SAIA TO START PROMPXf^^T O O'CLOCK, WRITB FC»

TERMS OF SALE—0»d-half of pudmae price to be cash on day of intcnat-Scfirfi^BefOtWUa nets for ninety days. Noitoektobe

COL. G S a W. BAX1XB, MR.J.r.KERLIN,

R. AUSTIN BACKIffi, Pedigiee Ej^art.

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FAffii MACHINERY, BINDERS, MOWERS. RAKES; MSC; ^^>BZNGT0Ora AND DRAG HARROWS; WHSPPOOR^

- WILL AND MIXED P S A S , SOY VBSS» Ac

Store in the Sprinkel BuUiDg NNA l a Stmt, laMH« Va

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A SENSIBLE INVESTMENT

The most acaaiblefwaj' jo ioTest yoor Blooey is to keep yoar property in good con-ditioa and to have a hoaK which will make year family comforti Ue .and other baildingB which win properly bouse yoar beloagiogs.

Yon get the direct beneiSt ft'osn money isTested in this way from day to day, ia addition to the actual increaae in the Tahic of yoBT property.

There have been aome reductions in the price of lumber by the mills and we are rcds--cing oor prides to meet theseiTCgartleas of the coet of the different items we have ia stock. ^

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W. A. SMOOT & CO.. Inc. ALEXAiemA. VIRGMUk.

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CQM..IUHBER AHD BWUXNG MATCiaALS

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Her floly attendant waa i^er inaid of honor, Miaa Vary Jaeoba,'«f Peonajl-vania, a f<wnier daaamate at Eaatem GoUege. She w ^ daintDy gowneS in pink oBsandie aiKlcarned « booqoet of pink roaea and lems. Hiae Itta:-Karet Swift irare pale green organlie witii a. coraage hoaqoet af tiiky pink roaeboda'and fema.

nrlridecro^n waa attanded by Ua eooain^ Kr. A. U HcriUge. The nahera wnv Bfr. Klae. l b . Jofca W. ^olen a»f Mr. Wi^ T. Akera. - Thefazidewaa the reciineBt ci many aiwfal aad kandaoae preaenta, inclnd-ing a dMst ti Fairfax aiNa9{|Ji)e9 aad cot fl^aaa, and waa abe heMied by a

en by the elaawhidi ahe iaeti^ted laat. Thf bride haa many frienda

In'tUaaKtiflauJaziBCJ!*^ ^"^ '*x"* at Cathaxpia and attended Saatern CoUqra. fb. Swift ia a native of Pennayhrania and aerved dnring the werid Kar aa « aergeant in the avia­tion corpa at KeRy Field, Texaa. He haa.reeently hdd a rcapeoaiUe poai-tion with the NafloMi Antomobile Company in the Diatriet ot Cotembia.

The eNamopy waa witaaeaed \v many relativiaa aad frienda from Penn-aylvaaiat WaeUagtMi and Virgfaiia.

from thia commwiity lira. Itta I^BD, Mra. Aagnats

Lynn Webb and Mr. and Mra. 'L. J. Pattie aad lea, of CaOarpiBf

After a brief-informal reception at the dmrch tiM.bcWal psi^ left for Union Statien whete Utii a riiewer ci rieeaad good wiaheetiiey boarded the train tor HM greem'a home at TaMon HotMe," Laneaatar eepnty, Fa, leavtac the next day Ikr New Teik dtl; to aaS en Satorday fbr New Oriwna Tbay win eontinan their ionmey via fte

OBITUART NOnCB. BTC. Memorial reecrfntioae, earda of

thaiaks, ehttoary netfaee ef eteay kind (except a newa attuunt of a death when it oeeora) are faiaerted at the rate •< » eanta an fateh, payable taa4-raaee. If yon do net knew hew maea m nay to aand. remit at the nSa el IS

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Buy'^the Best and Breed T h e m Better

lOOMen At Once toXurPulp Wood

MINIMUM WAGES

$2.50 Per Day and Board

W^ EL MrTOY _ _ Manassas jr \^rginia

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TBB MANASSAS JOUSN jtjg^liAK^qBAS, Y I R G O I I A ' FRIDAY, AUGUST «,J1920

R0n«NIB«66S SOU) TO CRffFS

WashinctoB BasefasU Qab Piys $15,000 for Prlnee WflUui

*^otec Ron Kiiw;'^

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bM»i^ V ^ f t ^ Uttwr, mi hmHtj nfite Uk* thatan in giMit demitd.

H«» B& IS M M * B«H. Fnak hw iMHtod twraty-UirM IwM-

• n thus far and haa a Trisapaakar-

•tartai ha pl»yad irtth the Hatlan •W pboadiitr dab fai Wilmfaisi(m,jML. and i n Anguat irmkio Baading.

Every MM who has aaen'Browar in aetioa asraea h»ia a great hitter.^ He

esqua batttog average. Ha has hem looks good a the plate, bot whao H hitting 'eM high and far all seaaoa and eomea to fielding hk poalttoii a( first fears no flfager. every pclf^aovth, > baae he haa a lot to learn. He is not a cozth, aaat and weat-4oohi the saftia finished player. It wfll take at least

B r o w , ot Cathar-hig)»

to hiao. This twenty-siy-year-old I^MBOVI is

a left-handed hitter, bnt th(«ws right-fle-piapa first haae the way

a yearJbn the big laacm to get tatM ac qoaJnted with the finer pelnto of the game.

He haa a great threiwliig aim, geod^ legs, a good pair of hands, bat doesn't know what to do with them. He lata

Frank Willafd pin, former athlete and more recently ImMni as the Babe Ruth of tlie Itinors, h** been purchased from Reading, Pa., elob by the Nationals. The annonned .prlee is $15,000 cash, said to be the bluest price ever paid for a member of the Washington club.

Mr. Brower, while soffering with a lame knee, is spending some time with the waistline and draws his anna W k ! wonld b^i^gMmTiatt^ig'w^

a rents, Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Brower, •—'*— ^'"^ . . ^ .. _ . . • "^ of Catharpin, before reportiiTg to Man-

first base triiookl be played—in Read­ing—but thaTSiksa no difference. He can hit beewise the batting aTera«s'the ball j)Iay Urn liMead of playfag • W eo. I the ball, and te not very good en tow.

Brower has a lort of a erooeh when thrown balls, he is at the pUto. He benSs his kneee I Bat he can hit, and good hittmg covl slightly and leans forward Jost a tri^.' ers a multitude ot errors. They say He holds his batck«»ii> the bMy neari he drives the hall so f^ that botears the waistline and draws h' ' "' •• > •'

ills parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Broweri befj re hitting at the ball. He stonds It doeint toke moefa to knock one owr

Gampaig* te Fna 8«tag. -^ow that the preetdential campaign

is in fan swteg. Hie Waahifigton San. day Star h b nqMuided IV UU political page, already recognised as OSM ef tlte moat cnnpleto poblishsd by' any newspaper. With at least one high-grade political correspondent in each of t ^ f^tv-eight sUtes, IIM Star givee every Simday morning a eompreliessive and ^partial sarvey of 4>e poUtieal field.

limJoTDArAT ifArmsLt Koch intere^i* exhibited tbroaa^-

oat the comrtrynide in the wroatJ^ng fiehfday sehedtjiad to be M d at Wav-erly Farms near Haymarkaf on Fri­day, Aag1^Jlt^ The 4 v ia to be featured by hasriwll, hnntn' classes.

fn;cT Griffith about September 1. The following interesting article

featuring the deal was' written from I'hiladelphia bjr Mr. Robert W. Maz-wel! and appeared in the Washington ^t;ir on Sunday;

Reading, Pa., is a thriving, busy, bustling city up the state, and, accord­ing; to our very best speedometeni^ is' exactly 58.4 miles from PliilwielphisA I'p to this last year it has .been noted fur its crisp, palatable pretsils, which tipoutrht joy to the appetites of thou. sands^but now another attraction has horned in. The attraction which threatens to put the pretzels on the blink is a ball player. He ia employed by the Beading dub of the Intemi-tional League. He is a humdinger, which is slang for "the Babe Ruth of the Bushes." His name is Frank Brower, color, whit^; bom in America; weiphs 185 pounds; six feet'two and one-quarter inches tall; plays first base, hits well and has p«^ect table manners. But he wont remain in Readir.g very long, as he has been bought by President-Manager-Scont j ran deci< Clark Griffith of, the Waahington | Frank .Americans, and Reading may have to returrmrpretzela to Stay in linleligl

Brower, let it be known, is sation of base ball this "SpKf^ He ims turned both leagues upside down, cans- Brow«> was an ttiaign daring the ed many sleepless nights for tiianagers war and was discharged to January of

left foot about six inchea bock the fence in the Reading grounda. of the platsir with his right alxmt a foot — . • • in front He doee net step into the' . .._ ^ = = B ^ = ^ g s = a a g -ball, bat seems to draw away a few! " f * eawtotle* in Prteee WOUgiB inches. Thia, hewever, d^ea not aflTeet'Caoty^Baola M S B ' to advactfadla. his hitting. , I r > ^ — • • • • • s .

The dar I was in Reading, proiwr '" ,' - ~ was 53> four ^mes. Twice he waa' jnBted—not intentionally—and the' other times he hit pop flies to right] He did not hit at any bad balla, but could not get hold of one. He is a natural right-field hitter, bat oecaaion-ally raps one to center.

Brower originally was a pitohor. He graduated from Waahl^igton and Lee' University in 1914 apd airtwward sign, with the S t Louis terds. He remain­ed with that club until July, when he was sent to Utiea. He ^tehad for Utica the next year and won seven­teen and lost five gamM;;_^In addi-tion. Re played a(xty-fi<nr^uaMj^^^e outfield and had a batting..«^n«ge <of .3d». w

Ip 1916 he was tekisn sooth by tiw Phillies and aft^/^tehing to the bat­ters oif% morqiiig in practice Pat Mo-

le was a first Iwaeman. sent back to Utica and

initial sack until tbe lei ruft flooie in Jaly. Then he became

a free agent ' • Enaign During Wf>.

BrowM" was

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horse and jea^ raeea, tlwee-lagged raee', 100-yard dash, Sadc race, greaaed pole and greased pig.

The evento are to l>e h ^ under tbe auspices of a committee beaded by Mr. BoKe UdberUttl and inncbeon will be served for Uie benefit of S t gaol's Oiaxich. Admission will be tweflty-flve cente for ^olte, fifteen cents for childrenHuid ton esBts for teams.

In case of rain the evento wfll be postponed to the next fair day.

^BOOKAM AT ASSUBT CBCBCH

United Br$<hr«i Coagregatian and , FriMda Unite fai Uniqae Q^rvtce.

omruABT Noncn, n c Memorial reeolntions, cards of

tiianks, obituary notices of every kind (except a news .account of a death when' it occurs) are inserted at the

i rate of 25 cente an itush, payable, in ad­vance. If j-on do not know bow mUcb

I money toVend, Temit at Uie rate of 2fi cente for evary ^6 words.

A unique service was held ai Asbury U. B. Church Sonday evmh^^ ^I^Q . hers of the U. d.'«engregati«B and others taking part The train *n_ "Life's ^ w a y to Heaven" left Pre- ^ ^ ludeville promptiy at 8 o'dodc aa4 ar- w<t rived at the Home terminal an f'\-^ ula time, tbe program doahig wtttMi duet by Messrs. Smith and Bell.

The congrea»tion «ang familiar \ hymns at the varioaa atotioos and other special numbers were: a redta. tSion, "Asleep at the Switeh," by Mrs. L. C. Meeaiek; a men's eheros at "Hal- 4 lahijah JunctJon,'* a solo l^ Mr. D. P. . BeQ, a reading by Rev. J. Mi Bell, a * doet by M ^ Mai Fountain and MUs Snook and a male quartette. The ^aa* tor. Rev. L. C. Messick, raad the 8 e ^ tare lass<m at Psalm Sonmit and ef-fered prayer at Prayer Point

The Journal $1.60 a yaar ht a4nnae" and worth the difference^

ATTEND THE

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M A R S H A L L , V A . Wednesday aad Tliflrsday, Aipst 25juid 26,1920

HORSE SHOW, FLAT R A C E S T S T S E P L E C H A S E S —

GREATEST FAT ICATTLE SHOW IN NORTHERN

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VIRGINIA- BOYS' AND GDUUS' RABY BEEF, DAIRY AND POULTRY CLUBS. FARMPROm LADIES' SEWING, EMBROIDERY, COO^mG AND CANNING DEPARTMENTS.

ENTRIES CX06E AUGU£

A. V. RAIRD, Seerttary, I«LAPLANE, ¥ 4 .

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CLOCKS' • . " " /> JEWELRY - -

CUT GLASS OFt lCAL GOODS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SPORTING GOODS

ALL KINDS AMMUNITION <' DAYLO POCKET UGHTS

BULBS AND^ BATTERIES VICTROLA8 AWOjOORRENt RECOIIDS—

COME..AND HEART THEM

FiM Watefc ad Cbcklg ia i^ a Siicakr IF WE DO NOT HAVE WHAT YOU WA

CAN GET IT-ON SHORT NOTIC^

SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED

H. D. Wenrichr1Co.,Iiic CENTRE STREET, MANASSAS. VA,

REA&TWS SCHEDUIE: N j stowiii« at aO i « , staliBiis, leaves S h a ^

»a. B. RetaniBg, ieam Haaassas lihSO p. a , arroes Sirasiwrs 1:38 ^ • . ead day rfFar. I«ijnyalso CMK M bail No. l iai i igiv J* HuiKas IWB a.m, or M Inir No. 12; amais at Ibaassas &0S p K , R I B M S W NI . 21 leaTw Manassas 5:10 p. ii . or NOL l l . k a n « lanassas at 10:12 a. n. See i M p a ^ i iK iablts i«r M 6 m K ^ |wr pfas tnr i i aiial tb f i fc M mpaas ead dqr M laghL — — -

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PARTIAl. LISTJ3F EVENTS-FREE TO ALL Horse Show fijch Day. Exhibition by Troop of U. S. Cav­

alry, iBchiding Sensational Rbinan Races Each Day ~ DAREnKyH, OUVEIt who perform, a back iomerutuit high dive.* 104

fe«a from ground. Tank cmitains 54 inches of watw UNO, A CmjER DOG, dives 50 feet, afternoon and erowng. JOHN DONOVAN, "ibe man who sings fe beat the band " Kfr. Donovan

. mg smg poiMlar songs twice daily. "««"»«n -YING MOORES—Four Trapeze Artists^^

l**g'»ining •Ji*

BIG OLD TIME TOURNAAIENT afternoon of last day. Urge Entries

Scieoce Departments.

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