Cmc LEAGUE's PROCRAM FIELD DAY at CATHARPIN Mcdonaldnowpresident Mm TAX EXPLAOPA SUNDAY SCHOOL PUM Wshmeoff

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ESTABLISHED MAY, 1895 —-wia^ ^ VOL. XXL MANASSAS, VA., FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1915 $L00 A Year in Advance CmC LEAGUE'S PROCRAM FIELD DAY AT CATHARPIN McDONALDNOWPRESiDENT mm TAX EXPLAOPA SUNDAY SCHOOL PUM WSHmEOFf. C T. U.

Dr. Garnett Give* Excellent Talk Next Wednesday Stonewall Wastwood Hutdmoa Elected u W. N. LqMcomb Appears Before Trinity Episcopal Sunday SCIMWI Successful Bi-County Convention On "Flietand Mo»quito««" — Council WiU Hold Their Aa- Vice-Praaident at Natiooal Merchants' Association in Spends Eivoyable Day at HeM at Wanmton Friday Good Miuicftl Number*. nnal Grand Fidd Dejr. BankMeerihy. Alexandria This Week. GNnpton Wednesday. .of Ust Week.

Affording the p<=uple of Ma- Catharpin next Wednesday will' The directors of the National W. H. lipsGomb, examiner of The scholara and teachers of (CommanieMad.) naristts and surrounding country be a bustlmg little place for on ^*^^ o^ Manassas held an im- records of the sixteenth judicial Trinity Episcopal Sunday School The W. C. T. U. Institute for an opportunity to become better that date StoOfi»»U r^mril. N» portan t meettey Wedrtesday. j^rcyt went to Alexandria Wed- wpnt on ajuJrnjp tn Cnmpfnn Wml th&, cgunti^ fif. Prince William - informed oh two very important iieHday morning anfl BpoK^ Ue-^ and Fauquier was held at the 43. 0. F. A., will hold their an [With much regwtthey accepted fore the Retail Merchants' Asso nesday. Shortly after ten o'clock, health matters, (lies and mos the resignation of Mr. C. A. Methodist church in Warrenton nual field day. For several years ciation of that city. His appear- two large wagon loads left the on Friday, July 9th, quitoes, and giving' them two the pebpleofXa£Kfit*nnaHr the' Herneken,-who; owtngr to hisHi- ancrwro- iltA buggie8'~aml' liORNlHG SESSioK ~ good musical numbers, the Ma- neighboring communities have 5®!?> ""^f"^ ^^ relieved of memberthe s ot the association who carriages followed later. After wished to have explained to them Devotional exercises were con nasijas Civic League on Monday • IT Zif "'"^"^"'=» ."^"•^ duties of the office of president, reaching the pi(^c grounds, the ducted by the pastor. Rev. Hazel, evening started tne program at enjoyed the many entertaimng The board thereupon elected Mr. the provisions of the new state features of this field day. and.Chas. R. McDonald, of Cathar- license tax as. based on the boys went in for a ball game and assisted by Mr. J. M. BelT, of •^8 o'clock in Eastern College aud this year the events promise to be pin, as president, and Mr. West- amount of business done by, the the little tots for a wade Din Manassas. itorium. It is to be regretted up to the usual gôd standard. | '"'^ Hutchison as vice-presi- merchants during the year. ner time did not C(Hne a minute The address of welcome was that attendance at the meeting The Alexandria corresi>ondent too sooa, as was attestied by the priven by Mrs. Williamson, pres JriL^^.^r'f" ^ft.'^l'^^Mr. McDonald, the new presi- to The Washington Star reports ident of the Warrenton union, was not what it should have scheduled to take place. At 10:30' dent, was elected to the vice- cordial reception given the delic and the respcmse was given by been, for the program was pro the meeting in part as follows: a. m., Catharpin will phiy Green presidency of the bank on Janu For years, Mr. Lispconib ezpUuoed, ious food. Mrs. E^2und who also iiUroduced nounced a very good and enjoy wich. This game between two ary 16th of this year. For sev it hue Dein a custom of merchants not In the afternoon several of the Mrs. Hoge, the state president able one by those present such rival teams should prove eral years he'has been one of the to gîve in all business done by them. boys went for a swim, othera of Mrs. Hoge made a short but in- leadhig directore of the institu "In order to be £tir toother teetioDs." ter&ting talk after which the The president of the league very interesting. In the after he said, "we most do that, and I ask the party fished and "took life tion and his sterling integrity, your cooperation. I would suggest business of the day was taken up. presided and opened the program noon, at 3 o'clock, Catharpin will his keen busioess sense and his takinj; the stubs from the checKbopk easy" until about the middle of There were papers and discus- by reviewinsr the -past of the Christianly bearing have en anifyou will gêt mighty close to it the afternoon when'^ air were mons on^'Tlie Best Plan to Col cross bats a second time bat then Hardly any merchants have heretofore league'6 endeavors, and urged it will be with Centreville. This deared him to the hearts of aB of given in the correct amount The idea called up and served ice cream lect Dues," "How to Advertise the cooperation of the towns- his associates. Our only rogfet of the law is to equalize taxation, and the Meetings," "How to Secure game should also'prove a draw- I believe it will ultimately result in a la eone." Another roosing New Members. The total num- -•people in the wprk which the is that Mr. McDonaM Ant^.^gt tee^canl: ;; ^ 4ive in our-audst. ball game wan oiitered into now league will take up in the futqre. Âthletic events, consistins: in gether it will be more helpful" in which many of the boys and a year was 6,689, a gain of 1,602 Mr. Westwood Hutchison, who Mr. Lipac<»nb told the merchants Miss Margaret Rpop, daughter races and jiunps will also come is now the vice-president, served that the state auditor of public ae- few of the ladies took part An over the previous year and it is of Dr. and Mrs. Boop, then off. Three 100 yard dashfes are as cashier of the bank up to Feb- counts, C. Lee Moore, had mstiucted other helping to ice cream cones planned to have a gam of 26 per him to «m ha^V tun yaars on intanyibli played a piano SOlO Which WBS scbedoied; eneior boy»fourteen ruoiry 1, 1016. when he was at>- and the homewai-d bound jenmoy cent this year. pointed tothe (^ce of solidtor. property. The merchants are sup] The W. C. T. IT. paD6fB.^"Tte- highly enjoyed by all. After yean and under, another for tn gn haf.V on their books for a>*e »i«i 4 got under way. Manassas way Union Signal,'* ^'VaJnnia Call" this solo the speaker,of the even When the bank first opened Ita of five years. The blanks wfaien had boys teo year^.and under and a doors to do business, Mr. Hutchi been furnished, he said, explained alL reached aboi^t seven o'clock. and "TheYoung Crusader, "were ing, Dr. R. W. Gamettt of the third open to all. A 220 yard son was serving as caeltier îd Mr. Lipscomb said he had no denre The picnic was one of the best discussed and their good points to hold up merchants and he would give liEOUght out resulting in a num State Board of Hadth, was in- daabôpen to all,, will also benin this position he filled both faith aU a reaaortable oppoituiiit^y in whien to ever enjoyed by Trinity Sunday trodueed, fully and saec«s8fally for mae- make their reports, altiicntgh-he ;saidi School and Will be lOHg rcmcm- ber of new subscriptkms. A talk off. There will be two classes onhOw b(^ tojpret the repOrCs-i^ -^—Dr. Garaett firnt took ocraBinn teen years. __ ' his letter sent oat recently specified for high jump; one, for boys 14 During Mr. Hutchison's »d- thant rcportroportna moot "be tead» within five bered by all who attended. The the several departments was to congratulate &e town upon yeara md under find anc>Uier open dw^»s afteuteBrTr its receipt The law pro- day was an ideal one and the k>- given; minlstraflon, the bank majde viaet that merchants shall pay a tax of its progresuve civic leagoe and td all. Throwing the baseball great progress in every Wj 96 per year on the first $1,000 boaineas cati(m'served admirably for the Mn. Hoge suggested it a good the .work it had_dS)Qe in the re- and. iungo hitting, will offer_iar-_ To show how subi^ntial done by them during the year and $2 picnic fi^mmds. Great care was plan to keep the blanket reports ~pro^re8s~has been, we nied additional 11,000. together and iôf-êsuperia-^- ceht "clean up.'^ He bespoke ther diveraion to the program ezeicisei in looking after the tendents get together and fill the cooperation of the people of to dte the raise in the value ioif in an interview with Ito JOUR- safety and pleasure of the little Lunch and refreshmeiris wil, l ê stocks Thepu;vûe«^ Ifee them oQt, have them read bef on Manassas wij& -the- I«aê -^j^ tbejirtack was tlOO.- Dwiiog Ur. jria^ tota^ and that i^waa your k>cal um general <^lganly coadi- yeara of age. readily Mid at that JJsiDre. en their reports^ and send in the out the day. The committee in Furthermore, the institiitwt h»H amrwint nf th«>ir pnn»h*iiA« far beautiful duet by Miss Chamber- tlOK. charge of this-field di^r is work- been wwked ap^' to tl»:.Dg^ Mch of the past five years. laiu and Mrs. Maxheimer and —The tot part o£ Dr. Gjaraett's iiig haw> trr mOait a day uf eu^ ^v'tify liit^Ti-iiiini 'miiBt gjve fifair vflni^/iEXTiirrlNB «?H*fer^. mi^^^, JlfcTi*! j taut wps dfrotedT U> the mue^ joyment forilfl;"aiidlJiey aA the digdcnd. ihe buriness done by him ette boinrtifiilfr served by. the qoho. He reviewed tniefly the attûdaaee of yon and yoar £am- The oScerB of the National the taxation cannot beeqsaiized The neact intensive ad^mce wtaA has been made of Bank of Manassas now are: Mr. as it should be. ThnnlfB co- campaign of the State Board of Uhas. R. MffDnnald, prpwdftnt; operation on part of ihfi AFTKioroow OEOaiOWr late êan » figbtmg maianff Wes.twood mCTcfaants the tax can be made Herith Is lo be unoiBrtaiMaln yestiiiatior HutehifliosuvioeK 3he_ji{terneon session opened preafext; to work fSr iae alL and" Mr. Giles eoonty, "aecwgng to aiym^ Wi^. devotiwiah exeffdaes ayter jtteA bv tt& ttoBQi^ta.aittuBeineii rptMM^^ tfie rXntrta: '. Hawy P. Pavi^ lipeeemb be aartii -nnidr uoaneemeiic n»d«^ Wedfleflday by whichJhe_:jaani^t Work" wia SlidiBS were shown which gave a of Coluinbiafhas been''undear way [assistant cashier, « theState Board of HeaItKr~T&^ iread UiSrS^SitiSlmsaa^W&e »gam clear undostanding d the dif for some time and is nearing soperviaon of the eoonty, •at tak«i op. "Sdentifie Temper ferent staces of a im>s^t6'8 life completion. Samples of air have Ciyo^t Stealiiig a Bicycle. Deadiof Mrs. B. R. Snyder. ance." "Piress Work," "litera. their last meeting, made an t^ ture," "Mothere' MeetiagSi"^ e^de, ADii 11 wtiu vurv vividly \mu Bwuxwl iu jiuB and liarg prepriafeieB te' aid in the earn- Frank Alexander, o^red, giv Mra. B. P. Snyder, who moved "The CUUdieu' Jllosttataliust why oil will kill been Analyzed Wdet«armine the paign. andîizomiaed supportJto Work,^" were all discussed. ing his age as eighteen, his home to Virginia last year with her hos- the wigglere. It is because the loesence of carbon dioadde, which the pflScera of the State Boud Rev. V. H. ('oundll gave a address as Patterson, N. J., and band_fr(»n SpcJcane, Wash., and respiratory apparatus of the wijg- shows vitiation. Tests have also into'tlie eoonty tolkon "What Next" He said giera is so built that air must be bem made to determine the na his proposed desdnadon as South who ronded aboat two miles friHn« » -~». .. ^<-.;i^tm. s wu_•«r' waiKin . *i^tne maggots.,.'-„>-'. mL^xnC " to _9 0 day—s o nin. th'e read, Î^«'« ^ ^«?ând^^ hon»vtn.bnmw iMi>ectiona-wia|prq;>riatH>n and will Brown and Henry EBJngaon, bo^ and Senate, and for that the rier which the fly is. Then > days is raady to lay ^cgs^ ttey saw him "hop" the wheel cooperate ia the eamwufn. as terapenaee foroes wKAo workr e# Spdoraer — ^-~- .^. =^ i = large chart, which oontiuned sev One winfeored-over female fly and rhieoff. They at cata^&S^ work in tEe sovthwestem onn- Some of tlHt mUeli Kuwrmlecr that it weold be a good idea to eral ^Mets was shown. This which begins to lay eggs i^ fied Sergeant Weir, who moonted The funeral servicea were oom- tiea of tbe atata has been tmi- fais motwitycle and oveytook thejdoeted at the Cannon Branch pat up the poetos before the Apr^ IS-emt be reeponaible fer tm«PTi.iant nP*r Aahhy primary election. iml aim irrnn :T??73 :i T» M n nra; Hnring-the afternoon a aelft-^- shown la ManaOTsf 'everyone iff ^y SeptetoberltTTIuiB progeny. «tere:—The nogr»- Mrs. Merchant and a recitatkni the community shmild have sees if placed end'to~ehd, would en'leorted te-towa, tried "^'Mrs. Bell were vay much eh-' ffite penalty jrt|^ above. ;y the âte Beu>d throughout and Sunbeam Band, each, one y 'îf^^^^^jlTlBMS of last Saturday: fly fed upon » ceHsamptiyo^ the state. Seeaee-^ê Cataw- interest 6f~the choreh'al adolt dd' xnB namea oi^ William P. Bamhart, the Wash and abroad. The main object of to suggest a iDM>tto at tiie next sputum contained 5,000 genns of ba SanitcMrium and accompanying all ddegatea and viaiton aboold ington distributer for Pullman these meetings ia to fondah val^ meeting which is to be bald tite tubercukwis. In an eight weeks' explanations woe very enlight be sent early to Mrs. Robert and King cars, and who is estab ening, as well as some other il aaUe infonnataon, to emphasixe first Wednesday in Aofxist, with lishing agencies in Virginia terri- test conducted in two similar lustrated talk upon the proteo- Rost Haymarket Va., the needs of the choreh, to en- Mrs. Herrin U. Roop, of Eastern tfrtaptality r.naTnmii±>o has wired friends of the New York City bta*^ it was tiea of ûMren's health. Cottier tocal newspapers vakied infoma- At the conclusion of Dr. Gar^ ceonge more Qberal giving, and Plan te go to Haymarket. fend that in the "flycfcmpwgn" >pfT sparitnal ^fe The officen of the new dab tioa CQQcemiQg. the roads from block there were 20 oTdi-1 D*t**'* tHtkÂ TTiaae meetings are full of inspi *^""Washingto '^"îieniinn tog Fredericksburi?thf roads . with much grace and feeling a in the church. Every conunna- are Mrs. J. L. Harr^ {nresident; ration, interest and mstmction. arrheal diseases, in the "no cam- Mrs. L. B. WiUkuBa, vioe-pres- The wire is as follows. beantifnl piano solo. A few re icant every individual in any A special feature of tbe evening pa •jm" block there were 60 marks by the president. of the way asHoeiatM with the choreh, ident; Mrs. R. S. Hynstm, sec "Do not send motor- > of the 22nd will be a pageant quan route. Road.': al> D < - pay to fight the fly? league in which he returned is invited and tirged to aMend retary, Mn. A. A. Maloney, ' -fty per cent of the flies thijtks to Dr. Garnett. Miss "The Spirit of Royal Service." now. Utterly impassa • --r c- both of these services. tnasorer. swamp sand. PracticA. ;.n • :/:eriB: haul out and successful and to Dr. Root for - There will be a special meet- sign entire route. Irr.^r>S!i:b. • w .^r.rea.^4 tJitr ;v.,".:',..r; y.-.f. ^^^^ the use of the aurfirorium toruuprht,n( 7 of the B. Y. P. U. Sunday a talk at Nokesville tomorrow i °' ^*^® Training bchool and now pick proper road .-^fivrjjp MB- i-:- t.- a :.c*.ing aaa r.^ghly evexung at ibe Manassas Baptist i evening at 8:15. His subject *" immigrant worker in Norfolk, nassas ro^;< a weeK. . f;" ••"*••" '•"• - ••" church at 7:30 o'dock. | will be "Malaria." ing it oui sr"?^'"; ^^"- -.f.'r "s:.: ;ctive eveninp's program. 1 will be

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GimfiDMib Water and Shade. Come, Everybody, and Bring the Childr&i Mert Yoi»OU Friîds and Have^jGood linie Genersd Admissionr25^ C^ ^^ ^•HHiiiiapi THE MANASSAS JOURNAL. FRIDAY, JULY m, I9ir, TO THE FARMERS OF PRINCE WILUAM 4pj^ iiauaaâH Jnurmil On the iirst-page of ktrt week's iseue was-aft rLULl.sHKD EVERY FKIUAY AFTEliNOON BY article headed, "A Live Farmers' Club." This THE MANASSAS JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, incorporated article, which appeared-in the Progrftssive Eai- mer a few weeks back, gave an account of a few - -finirrBii RL the I'oai 9*^* ^0l3yB»g>i», Vkipfii^j ss Secand Clasi Rtter Sf the many^beneficial results a number oTwfde- awake farmers of the Gordonsvi He neighbor SUBSCRIPTION, S1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE hood are getting from- cooperation. A few cdses ADVERTUINC RATES were cited which show how the farmers of thai FifT' fVniMtn inch for tiM On t inierUoB and Twanty-fiTa Cents far aKk coiiiii joi • •- 1 .t«er«l DiMouota to Yearly AdvartiMn. A i: . anln 'jf ihauks. fuimal rMohitictu, oMtaary notioes utbar thaD tha club have saved money during the past because uBubl cieach nocieas, and all matter of aa adrarttaifuc chaiaetar, aUkar dlr- people of the community have shown. When tend. Lay before them the groat thingn whiah an expert on health mattara very kindly offered INSURANCE IS A PROFESSION to give a talk on a subject of vital importance tohav e beexvdone by farmers'enjfes right mVfe"-' all, and when two young musicians very gra gini^, and be sure to show them that the club ciously consented toâdd^ to the pleasure of ^11 not be-a.burden upon the rttembers, but v^_ Select. jEQur agenlâBd oNqpaniM M you woukTyowr the evening by pwrformir^ It seeSosvieryiB^ make money for theni if they will, make use of it, Banker,Lawyer or poctor,amceyoi^ financial«ada:r (Mice may dgxaid on thia and lite Bert caila no mw^ preeiative on the part of the publie (and theAjyea l to the farmers' busineBs sense (and th«y have much more business sense than they Hke than the poorart. s teagttencsdben in espedal> tEt-90^ poorâttesd. Why \n it that the Jaegnq»oidgLfaitedJ;Q gve ^ usually given thing w»e podally true among the farming claw.—Sbaxa. necessary, in order to help in building up and and ootentatious diaplay are so diacnuntenanRfid nuuntaming a permanent A&d effective cn^gHnlziir by the country people that they react and make tion. So anxious wer^ sense of these individuals at the time that the organization become perma- . . ^. •, . . . nentifiat^ coutd^careeiybe had in which tol^^^âijhouMg o ahead. H you «e:dee2fy int^ make suggestions fast enough. But now where ested in this proposition, have made yourself Twnra nr \oaa foTniHor with if anH am iirillinj|r t/v New YoA tharpers. It will pay you are these ardent charter members? A micro- stsmd up tor your yiewSf.then ypu are qualified scope would, not have enabled you to find many and in a sense obligated to take Ihe lead. Do to talk it over and grt our rates :: :: of them at the meeting of this week. The mat- not wait fu' lh«n4hM feUumi to do it; be is m all ter of Boa-attendtfjgo was aor^ noticed in lata likelihood waitiag for you to make tfaa move. T spring iwt it waa hopad Uiaik'Sie apacial jarogram Go ahead and relieve him of the anxiety bytadt- juflt giv«^n wMîa Hflrvw M 'a "magnft and draw i^tiw Btq» which atwaeene mnst tekeif you stA: many otzt iâ. Fke hOTance jêacy Now it is rery dear thi^ the pcofôf Manaa^

iuJ^l'-' •'•V»^LUf ..->Jli'j oooperat3erity will «rftend the aSa" enthusiasm has not altogether died ouM^ffortg of every chib; thsro is no Wiy 6f ggeting Fan the httle sparic which still remains to a big around this. Farmers' dube are community flame. Some good woric yet remaina to be ac bttikJkis and nxHêy makns tor fiwifîneaafaas. complished in our up-to-date town; we must not Where a farmers' ctaib helpa you it will also help Flour and Feed-Cash Paid for Country ] rest content too soon, else we will grow indiffw- old Prince Wilfiam. \. Take this matter to yourself, tfr. Individual ent to needed improvements and thereby \oae Farmer, and see if we cannot h^ve several pn»- Produce—An Kinds oUSve sm oppertuai^tepush Manamai jiwt a hit ahead p^^^« «.hA» -w Prince WiUiam shortly^ Wej; of many of our neaghboring towns. j iieed these clubs badly, as all admit, and it rests with you to get, them. Do not sluft this oppor- OLD SOL has come bacton the job in earnest tuni^ upon someone else, buckle down tund We have been hearing of the wonderfalty pleas-jthe lesd. May &U :ûr eflButs &k>otf tbfi § ant weather which has been experienced all over richly rewarded! • Conner^s Market the state thi.

-AnEpwj^rthLeajfueh^nstitutv ] The W. C. T. U. and L. T. L. ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW! under the auspices of the Wash- went un a picnic yesterday to BRIEF lOCAL NEWS ington District (Baltimore Con- BiUhinier's woods. The party Mr. K. Wood Weir is opending ference) Epworth League will be assembied at Asbury Methodist the week at Winchester. —Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry hald at Mountain Lake Park, Md., ciiurch, where two larg'e waKonss P. Davis an infant son on Tuw- , M r. E. E. Juhaaog, ul Cuip^xM-. T Ji4y 26 to August i. Kaiiroadând severaj buggies and car I was ^ri Manassas Saturday. \ day-mgfct. -"^ - "' - - =^^=-- fares are reduced for the occasion riaife& conveyed the picnickers to —Mrs. James F. Gulick, who and reasonable accomodation: the grounds. The day proved a Mr. B. F. Limmg, of Jopiin, "Money Ta^cs" 'v,'&s painfully injured by a fallrate s are assured all who attend, j very enjoyable one to the large was a Manassas visitor yesterday, i last Friday, is much improved. —A speeiat service will be held crowd, the children finding much Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Lake were Front Royal visitors yester —Dr. and^ Mrar - W.—Pewell at Trinity P. E. church, Sunday delight in wading* and bathing, but it won't say much fur you un day. Merchant Monday evening en- evening at 8 o'clock, preparatory and the older people in the "day less it's your money. You'll be sur in the open.'' The party returned lertained the bridge club in their to the Bishop's visitation on Sun Mr. John Nelson, of Washing prised to see how a few dollars in to Manassas about six o'clock. nume on BatUe street day morning, August 1. All com ton, spent the week-end in Ma a good bank like this will coax —Elders H. H. Lefferts and J. municants and baptized persona —For quite a while Saturday nassas. other dollars in, how soon you'll ,. EubanlTs will hold ah aH-day and thoae who are thinking of morning the bam of W. W. Da- Miss Ednah H. Bernard, of have a nice little sum laid away baptism or conflrmaticm are re- neeting at Bethlehem Primitive vies was threatened with de- \ Raltimnr<> ia the gwest of Mrs. without mistiin^ i^ how eloquently queeted to attend this special sei* JT T ' tniidi on Wedueaday, July £1. structiuii by Are vitun a 16t of J. L. Bushong. it will talk for you when the chance I. straw near the entrance was set comes to put it at work digging up Mrs. Caprine Francis was Mr. H. K. Laws,- of Brandy on fire by the careless throwing dividends on a good investment. ;tken to George Washington Uni- —The people of NokesviUe, Station, visited friends at Manas thoroughly interested in the of a match into the inflammable It's safe here, too. Yes, and as v< rsity Hospital Wednesday for material. Mr. Davies, Who hap- sas during the week. 'reauueut ander Pi. Chaiies M. | l><»lth campaign under Dr. ILW. "ready" as cash in your pocket, penedtolBe at home, began fight Mr. James M. Amidon, of Dum •Vaters. Gamett, of the State Board of without offering the same tempta Health, are making giant fly ing the flames soon after the fire fries, paid our ofl^ce a very pleas tion to spend it. Come in and "Dr. H. U. Roop will preach traps in numbers for outdoor use. started. His timely efforts and ant visit on Saturday. talk it over. Come in to-day. It the Presbyterian church on This fly cage, simple and easy of the assistance of several of his Messrs. W. F. and W. Fred Our slogan ia, "It is a pleasure unday morning at 11 o'clock. construction, was described by neighbors- saved the bam. the Dowell motored to Hamilton Sun to serve." ! veryone is invited to attend Dr. Garaett, in bis address Mon front of which was considerably day in the latter's car. scorched. The fire department riid service. day before the civic league. —The Dixie moving picture started to respond to a call for Mrs. Fred Finger, Mrs. Austin —Louis N. Duffey, of Alexan- and Mrt. A. R. Nininger spent •. 11 eatre haa announced for Satur- assistance but the fire was out^^^ . _!.._, The Peoples National jSank dritt, has been IB^bre the engine was gottCT out [Tuesday in Washington; iay "The Awakening Etour" and OF MANASSAS. VA. States commissioner for the court Willard and Ray Flaherty, of The H«irt-oi a Waif." Mat- for the Eastern District of Vir The Marshall Players opened nee at 3:15. a three-day engagement in Ma Washington, are visiting their ginia. Mr. Duffey, who was for aunt. Miss Janie Flaherty. -Mrs, Frank Davis, of Wash merly d^Hity deik oif the United nassas last evening with a very ington, who has bees ssfferiBR States court, (a known to noany clever presentation of "The Miss Julia Lewis will leave rem ptomaine poiaon, his had a of the people of Manassas who Country Boy." The company Tuesday morning to visit Mrs. relapse and on a very creditable perform- Kckwison, at Bgona Vista. ance and their good ad^g be- Li sanitarium. • tippamtmeat to the eommissioner- Master John Wood, of Rich speaks the patronage of the lo- —Mrs. C. A. Heinejceo is crit- ship. ' mond. is the guest of his courin, 6al theatre-loving public. Every cally ill at .her home Hear Hay- Master John Holt ^Merchant —Mrw. Sitr»b ^pn RuQard. wfao T***!^" ^^ the conpany was a Ti art et. As I'l^BJOinWAI. goes leudfiB with ber daughter. Mrs. itood actm* in the pônnance of JOiss liuey French is the guest :o press, we learn that ha con- Harry R. Warren, in Wuhing- last evening and their production of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. JcHutaaa, -iitbft is un< ton, recently eeiebrated her nine was highly spoken of b/ all chose at "ClovorHm," near town. —The Orange HoreftSâwwiH ty-nxth birthday, Mrs. Buliaid. who attended. This eveningr Misslillian Osboum, of Bright- take place next Wednesday aod who has a-jcemarkably clear re- they will present "Too Mainy wood, D. C., is theiroest of-Miss Thursday. Redooed rottad^-^rfp BabJes" and to-TnoiTOw:ea îariro^ Bmte^, ^tt fee wetwy. tare tickets will be on srio^ with events, is the grandmother of 'i'fae yellow Streak." Acfmis- return limit of July 23r- _ -^^r- Mrs. Q. S._goQdy^ toall seats Jaô»ti;,,Jfe Dr. Hervin U, Roop has rfe- who is W<41 knovm^ muiy pe6> night at nine o'clock at Conng'it ;frwn a northern tnp In —Invitations have been sent tiiointofcot uJ EasUifu Cgtftger out for^tfae-amiaal howe rinsw;irif t rtf MtnassaSr-^—''~''""~ —- Opera Huuiie. ~ " ê rman which will be given in —Entries are^ Py*™*^ y for] —A demonstiration of the use Mr. John Burke ancHattHy vid^ vJonner's Opei'a Hauae on Wi8= Uie HJiimal Hrtiiliithjii-uf llie^l cMc of aivuaiaom coining lied Mr. Burke's old hom4 near nesday evening, Joly 28th. Prince WiBiam Horse Shdsp Com^ nten^ will be conducted here Maraball the first of this week. —Master Dabney WênVTi^ pany. Wednesday and Thursday, Jlonday by an e son of Mr. and MrSi i). U: Inly 88 and »> on the Manassas auspices of Trinity Church Guild, CollQge> loft yootoi>3^ to npond borae :sbow gmmfe. J^Jwge which iato raamre Jhe proceeds M week wiltr^WDda mBaf&oareL attendance is expected from .nis little friends at a hii-thdjgr to be derived from an admission Mr. Q. C. Lyon,ofNovaSco*w, I'lwce wuliasi, wasbingtoD antf icnic at Ckimpton on Tuesday. Tee of ten (wila. A light laneh^ isexpected to-morrow tn viait Ma thp nfifi^boringVitginio counties. eon will be served and each flan- —Mis.s"Mary UpBmmh yeatftr- par»nt8> lir. and Mrs. G. T. Lvon. 7"?!** wHo nfjrmrt ha« gt»» ¥ft V» rxin pmnfinA Ammj, pr^mf ExecUcnt musie has been engaged ily reiHêented win be j^yoiâ II must Stand the froets o£ Aotonui, th« *xtow and cold in lay afternoon entertained the L. and the nuuaagement is confident 35e "wear ever" aluminum pud _Mr and Mrs. R. F. Hitt. of 1^ (^ W. D.—ctofa. The guaats. M->J5taig^ri»w; ding pan. - Among theuauji fal- Wtfteaton •nd miec cannot gnaw thwtijrhi ^ : • ere members of die clob and of^. HllL'Bbrothq', S. T. HalL There's only one answer—«o*ap«(«! There'* tmiy ooa ^concrete" -Âmwig the numerous dele- liable suggestions offered wiD be Misses Julia and MaryNlcol wl —ihe k'iud Dwula with LMgk PoriUmd.<30mt»t. gates appointed by Goverow' how~ratHli£&iBi^s without gnaw;, -and ^rs. R.—A. Hutch- Lehi^ gives coocrete all the qualities named above and mnrn. • irginia Iden. . , Stuart to the seventh ""inml ooa.. smoke or odor; how to prepare a isoiPBoiFsls littli e daughters are viating' /•« ttrefotk JHcrtana monk ftar. Thk fuards you against depredatiou. —Mr. L. FwiBh PaWie, eaahiep ventlun.of the Amerlean^nimute pe» roast withoat woter onTop of in tj>e titfle Bivm noiighborhooefc lAes the sila almeatiindeetwiHibloi- Cwti out wpaJF enpenaei : the National Bank-of Manas- Talk it over with us today. , Let as show 70a Lefaiffh. Ecooon:-/ of CriHunalliaw and Crimnology, the stove, and how to bdl milk MiM TSflPie ^GoBek and (n site buiWmg. We faavv wome goat tOrtiei» aod tUcy wn itta to as, who suffered an_. nîigf of which will be held at Salt Lake or melt choec>Iate, etc. without ^tonas GoHck, of Washington, you. Lfcli Ul lud inl.W. . ' Appendicitis last we^ is now City, Utah, in August, are Tbos. stirring. No orders will be taken iU«kVi8iting their parents .here. ible to be about and begins to during thedemonstratkm. ^' ^; We fare a M iioe of Tern Cotta Pipe^Patetf PhsterÎiBie, H.* Lion, Manassas, Samud G, IfBas Marie Latimer, after el like himself again. Brent and Crandal Mackey, of IN MEMORDOr I ;:^v^^ ,S^ BriA, Sml. Stone, Labtf. Ml fwk, (ahmui Bosfag -The Manassas Cluipter. U. Alexandria, C. Vernon JoccC of to her home inlVaaUnflr- Fyorfax; and -Geocge l^thuo, C. will hold a lawn party on In iqiriaf reBMOdwaeee vL my- ieu ton; e lot to the eaat-ef the- New fletdie^, haH Mrs. T. 0. Taykir ia the guest remains to be done at liIok««viU» fade. -^ her dauijitor,: jy I ia aamB .work of a carpwitgy na- Roses may wither, leaves fade sad die, duaon, near Atdie, tare whieh it is hnpaH rtm f^xn^H Thou^ oUiWH ft)q{Blyuuuevei shall Ir

r-mer session of the Untvernty —The Mnnasân Sehod Board spesdiBg the storater in BristoWf has a9p(aQted Miss Gladys W. Thoagh death claimed yoa six BMOtha '^ isconsin, preparatory to be* •RO, apo^ Soadaf^ with Mm, W,'af ng a membtf of the Baatam JohnsMi. » datu^ter of B. F. You have gone from earth to heatpi, Austin. . ieê faculty in.tho-M^-' Johnaon, of the Richmond pub- DtMD sorrow shades my brow. O, baaie m* not for Weeing, Mrs, J. W. Bemhard *ndi Serviee Sunday morning at J^ ^^. ?* ^J^"" **' I have no dear father now. daoi^ter, Dorothy, ô^fWaahing- .\nne's Memorial ^chapd^ , teacher of En<{«dl and German TfarouKh the pearly gates of heaven ton. are visiti^ Mrs. Maisaret in the high school. Miss Jeto- Passed the one we loved so dear. Kesville, at llo'ck^ Spedal flr sire which stood in •month's visit to her parents. •TM* n»l«.An4«»e-hft^ of tbe-road t Ma»y M«na.~*sa« people w»H reeaH • Prinee WiHjam or «d.)«»4iHf eoun-Hon. and Mrs. Thos. H. Li*^. n.'^ been graded. The semi-;the recent visit of Mrs. KetCtiasQ ties and owned by the National Sf-r ator R. }• U"!: TfTir'-:'- n i>f r;h!y f xpenditures for the. and her aister, Mrs. E. D. Day, [Remount Associataor.." Fair;.iX ". H-. vs^.i*^; j\i> , ; mer Dowell's Pharmacy - 'i enaing yesterday wa-e, to our town and wish for a speedy | C. J. MKJ: i.i-:. ana sisitr-in-.Aw, Jad^ream .Mrs. THE REXALL STORE" •' - •' mending of the broken arm. ' U Secrt-ra-'y. J. B. T. Tno.'r.:».r.. on ^>^^,..av, THE MANASSAS JOURNAL. FRIDAY. JULY 16, 1915

Mr. Riehard Jeffries, of thgiNQIES^ROM WATERFALfc AdanisTIxpreas Co., Washintrton, accompanied by his wife, visited Miss Rosalie Bowen, of New BUSINESS LOCALS relativea ia Manaaaas over Suiv. York, is tb© gueat ©f Mia» Fter* day. ]*iic«^G*>m)om, ^=iit. AHm,^' FIVE CENTS A UNE KIKST INSER- TloiN-THilEE CENTS SUBaEQUEwf r' Miss Ethel Simonds. of Watf„ I am prepared to do painting Va., is expected to arrive in Ma and wall- papering on short notice. nassas the last of this week or the High - class workmanship and have an the dever style points of first of next to visit his paroit^r . Over one hundred thousand,-have r«c- ominendad Doan's Kidney Pilla • prompt attention to all wdera. 4u^pricedt clothes beuauae Uiey are Dr. and Mrs. 8. Ci Book. — TOT aaeleaghe aAa indney tiiai: (J.K.Kelly.Manaaaas.Va.tf-ir^:' Thirty thousand aigfied testunoniala deagned by one of the ablest fadiion axtists ia Mrs. J. C. Gilroy and little son, Chance to Make Good LMng Are appearing now in public print. '*A_ m«n yith hnnw, anH wa^n of Alexandria, are aoaiHing tha _• Some of them ar» ^^ """1* peop>e- thecuuuLiy, ',.. •••• • , • . ' • -• ' ' - Some are pabinbed in Manaaaaa. nr automobile can make good liv summ^ months with Mrs. Gil- No other remedy ^ws aaoh proof. ing selling Grand Union teas axtd Full selection of the up-to^datef models and roy's parents. Mr. aad Mrs. Wm. Follow- thin Jtfanaaaas vcMsan's ex codecs to the consumer. For full McCuenT^ôn^nrch street. ample, v^ • fahricj Cloth nf imJi iuiiL#iBiHiiidfeedMJgiaHb — l[a&l St., Hanas- Tea Company, 427 Seventh Stv N. Messrs. E. C. Van Bd^k, saa. va.^ says. I do not hasiti^ to Style is ctflenooBtiy. The makers qtedaliaecai They are W,, Washington, D. C. 6-2B-3t-* William Wepf and Edward HUtz, endorse Doan's Kidney Pills. meet satiafactory remedy I nave Automobile supplies and genor- gTYLEPLPS and in this way produce style jJus ^T^ Warftinyfeafe^ the - - al repairing. _ Alfllueaof Urerg i ^TyTIiMB !lfT!5 P^wWTTl. otdernwai toot HJT. and Hi8. 6.^. Iôn on a ianot th^sligfatevt doabt in my mind of pairing. WorK-guaranteed. ihSSC thtoo dayflahing tripto Compfeolh. thn 4tfRri«»ngy nf Doaa'g Kidney SWs in Gaxage^ H«ymyrkAt, .T B,Skssoo, enrfaig'kidney complaint. T Managat 6-18-4t.* • Mr. Read flytuwn. u£ PLlht- ddphia •nMeid at the home of The above statemmt most carry con Sec(Hid hand buggy hameas viction to the mind of every reader. iMt^htand sold by Aiuitin.5-2Ntif ^. a^ ifrs. R. S. Hynacmtith e Don't, simply ask for a kidney remedy .^B&t rf the week.—H« than aak dittinotljf for Jaaw's EuSu f'WeSeUltOheaper^ PiU»i tke same that MJM Goodwin lAL NOTICE ,.^, *.-.*^.- .'-^ jiHBed::^ brother. Fred, th«< two fad — lie remechr baekM~ By home -• ^ AM v«aauiM t^bMU^ UtlM mVOT* "' rnqtorihg to Ph^Mle]p£a|r • Mr. John Keys, wife and child; iniBff YaurBaekisLame—Kemem- be IwM Julj agUi ami ZWh, thoaM MS^ ber the ){ame.'' . 7-16-2t mit their bida to the nsdenigned net of Alberton.. Md>, who moved later than July 19tfa. C. J. MEgrZE. from this neighborhood abool^ ^^?» yepPB agOi wera the gne»t» A¥eedi»^ ms waek i'ie* anil 'pbiw luitlB I Ava., SBia Mr. E. B. 6kfa&iffa, twodaogk- nudce wwtingii- of faB crapt, Prompt sttaBtioB girea all otdm tect fliat we x:an belt^ and miure ^tt^tably sene aiir saW aagood ssgnfleaad iiiaWial wffl ters and M. If. El&r uiotcn^d tcr r If aslng crop srodBcttwai fertIHt7 of the IBIKII to a woadeclid tiir. - •• - - customers by sdBnjg goods fw cash. Wearenol tak- Leesburg Sunday. Mra. C. G. eK>ent> Giddings, Mr. Gid(Mngs^ mother, OiicnitCoait for Priaos ViUiaa osnaSy la- WOOD'S COW PEAS ai« aU wit: Jnae teon, IMS. this st^ hastily or without r^roly but after con^ aeeompanied tb« par^ on tha^ cKotce, recleaned Mocks, of Ugh JaEaTGIEprBid Sballfls') h i« le hant roBMreBd 3^1^«y» lv> in li tywrinn fn mvA niir ciMtomMns the high- and Mrs H TT Pnnp Mr Bright- s-BotooBarvf the win of BkUxd L. Phillips, ud the biQ was a neighbor of Dr. Roop's kgaow to Mra. J. A Keid sad to John A. jtei4 «• wril««the rowdoeiy leneey 4B»eri bed -est-grade mercfeandMe at fowestprices . during'tte latler's |ireatdeuf ia the laat disponiu cU»*e of the said will, We are Confident that after trying this sjrstero ouTwith^ Lebanoii Valley College, and was derilernd miili—Awii thst tho wid l»jt»ci«« member uf the board cBjttibateea of tba said Ritîard L. Phillips, Fe-hei o£-that eOisg&r- - ' 2jr4aad tluA^the a^.XULiaBdait^jaa)Bhl steentar, maylw raqaired to sdmiaiater HJIOB Mrs. A. A. Hynaon, Mrs. A. the eMkte ot the aud Richsrd U PhiiUn, jr., aadw the dinetion of this ooart; that the large dqiMurtoMnt storei and many of the smaller stores B. Rogers, Master Asfaby Rog- legacy of two faondrsd ($200) dollsts, de- Ktibad in the first diapoAiig dsasa of the throughotrt the country haye a^lopted tfnsystem and DAVIS' •ud will, msf be decreed to the comphanaat, £Ved Hynaon and Mr. Dmiglas, PAIMT awitty /oka PhilUta; aad tiax tiie lesaey et one with great SUCCCM^ Ffev^ bavewe^ heard of one<^ Jaaney, all of Qeeoqoan, were ' d!flOO)dolIani,daeeriberinlinfol- DAVIS' PAINT can't be olaoM *%> the widow sad cfaildreB of guests of Mr. and Mra. R. S. brother John, ooe faandred diem ^t woidd be wilting to return to the old credit Hynaon -Satarday. motoring t<^ W. C WAGENER (f 100) dollara. if ther be UT ^ Ymr IcreeS d to the ooaafp&onsat, John Mmnnaan in Mr. Hynaon's new cgr.' - cgat]âiaaata.,o«t qe aaid Fauquier county. They were CaL—llreetly redaced rooiMl tnp beira and distribotees of Jaowa PhiUea ap I rie Sootbem EUiiway from Weahiag- pear within fift«ea dav* after doe paoiiea- •'jbfied yesterday at Marshall by poiBta iKMth, on ule daiTj tioo of thin notice in the ckerfc'e ofioe of oar t-Mi. D C. and al laid conrt and do what ia ntoeeearT to pro- little Weir, of ! March Ut to KoTembtr SOth. is»aa -iaal. loot tneir mt«rf«ta. [rBtnra limit flfthre* month* from date of "Manassas. I sale, embracing xtcporer at m; atalion in ACopy- -Teate: ! wtlwi diiw tiiMi—Til ki»i laiid fai p—eaue-f F. HFRRF.I.I. nWk >r. T. Wolfe, df WaShihgtoTf; iM.r.k an>l retiming same route or goingnaj Kop'•' T A• • • ' -• -. formerly of Manassas, and who •lue r>)aw and ret#ming Tia anT other aa-J ...«« ...... M., .y..>v>. wa? AcriOusly injured a short < .r .^d ro,.t^ For i4.u»i ,nror«ution a.1 WILLiAM \ND MARY NORMAL ACADEMY | !r, (»r«., *-h^1r,I«.«, rr.ui*«, PTiUman reaerfa- j f;,<,hli«h*^: p-;:r.«-:v ' .r •t.j.i^rt. p«p«1n»to wl. ia.K -.s.ted friend^ in Ma- ft'ons. ^\it*)\;ii voTir Dearest a^jent or wnte C. i ti»rh. Ai:h.-«jtf" r- ^-r. » ;. ':r -! thi^ & uoeftit n&s.-^^ ,'Ni;tiraav and Sunday. '^. Vveetbu. .'({enerai aflBiil,iouUieni Rail-,»c'"»ifo''»tt»i-:r,gf,i..,-..i.^(r..'-T»nr» siehoiar all intoodlefffo be CnglertrCampeftd: Dr '• •> r.as arxût recovered way, VV>a>^,:;gton. 1.. C. 2-19-aaort6 jliS;^"^."^^':;:^XT torin. athl«ti<- A>M. and ditrrrrr hajl frr - -tiiT.t acciaent and was For faU pcrtientarv tend tir <-ataJoru« 'The Place Wh»e You WiH Eventually Buy" Rlad xfn by his many friends Charlie Chaplin at the 'Dixie" H. L B«H>OES. R. v.. I .:'. .M.ar.iii«>as. T«vnight t^M^ T>l«>.Lt.IX,>niiJnl T-»-lt I \ 6 THE MANASSAS JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1915 ^^^^^•i^jl^^4-4-^fi^4-4-4--^4-.^4r<:;r •}}• 4- 4-4- •$• -:> -^ 4- 4- -$- ^ | the Potomac river .s( )mewhei-e' between Alexand ria and l^'aiiTiTng- DR.DOLL,V.S.BySCTOR PHOTOGRAPHS •••rrT a i-k r-i-.»i. /rr-i i» /tT-.Tk /r ..^^ T-> Ti"--/-« ''^^"- Thev fuuiid this l>jat, probably a mere raft, S(; uneorufor Of YMT UMC, by a transference tu the Old ('apito! MSgASES OF ANIMALS WAR - TIME MEMORIES: '^^:::^^:^s:ir""'' "• *"""'""'" ''^"'"'""- We make a specialty of such Meaii'A'}:iltit-- \\e naiiiaiil ri'.'il in-eti iille at liuuie, f)n hearinj< that Lat* of New York City aad BY ELEANOR M. B. EWKLL. my father had hei-ii taken from .\!dip I wrote and contrived to Veterinarjr Advwer to U. work and guarantee satisfac S. Steel Tnut tion. Appointments made send a letter to my old Inend, Mr, Kinj^rnan, stiii hvmg in Wash on short/i notice. FtheF. The other buy from it with every as- fAVP MATI/'I? vfere in the part of Virg-inia afterwards known as "Mos- articles were still smaller. They were exhibited and examined suranee of aatiafaction. i Hllfc^llill H.^ by's Confederacy," and that famous and formidable partisan at each Federal outpost, and the permission shown. After get • • ^mm 1 i^jjjjgp loomed large. ITe was detached from the main bodies of ting out of the Union lines, He walked to the house of a friend in B. Rich 8 Sons— Confederate cavalry for the puiêae of keeping employed and [Fairfax county, borrowed a horse, and rode home. ^^ joy ^^ Jta4he F St. Cw. KM The way to make two blades of thus keeping off as many of the enemy as possible. With seeing him again may be imagined. small bod This was tertg a favorite war talc with some jubilant-^ye- ^For China, GlaM, proportion to Calcium Carbonate, witnesses. _ and the United States Agricul —Sflver ware. Etc tural Department in Year Book We longed for a glimpse of the new hero, and had reasons l^rife tor K.'afaloûe to think the wish once gratified though we were not sure. One VIRGINIA Our supremiMy in ti>« foUowing 1901, page 161, states that Mag lines has De«n reooffniced for yean. nesium is absdlutdy necessary t« day a gentleman appeared at otir g»te in a well-fitting gray uni Dependable qnafitiM, azehulTe^ plant grt>wth and nothing else form who struck us as having an. unusual amount of personal iowcat priaee tyt TBB BB8T, will take its place.—Sepdordew diatinctipn. Hia slender, clean.made figure ahd aquiline teaturea Storliac SShm Thoo -[answered^tQ acoMintB afterwards given us of Mosby. He made Finut Platad Ware a., or direet to os aad auiiewill some inquiries as to roads, etc., but did not give his name. An Hi«h-GhMU C«d«ry have jirompt attention. - Chiaa TaUaware element of uncertainty but added, however, to the chann. ^Seconer ii-i2-i5iî5^y dianBfvMM MCaMlf ^ tHHC M).^ PC. situation on the public highvyay, but surrounded bytrees~ang ChafiagDi^ bushes, made it d likely place for an ambush. In the early sum L\ Vivi^tid^ GreaiArmualExposiiUm Student Liâps B. V. WHITE. Manager Purler" mer of '63 one of our colored boya^ Billy, by name, was sent one \\ GeiRoady Kitchen *^^ PREMIUMS 6IVFN FflR HORSg, Balhreeat Ffctfares "^ gflllTIBTlHi pmiifiv WhileAe-was gMae-Msunother saw ^ parly of mDunted men rid- Eddy Rsfta*ecs, jfea. ine across the place. One of them rode up to the house and SHE£R SWINWOULTRY FARM ISOintflJiIf Kmnm PRQDUCra APPLES^ WOriElCS WORK nnrtixttnidFnesMmi asied her for some bread. She, a trusted house-servant, gave 4iim a good supply of biscuits. This happened before I was fairly ,/IPG:NIA STATF. FAIR A^^SOCIATION — PICMMONO VA DULWiHIBiaim aCHCDULC ^Koake^ A fw Haomentelater I bean an outibiorirt of shots, and Pott^rr. I In effect AprillS, 1M5. t themes of thd servants, •'Utv^^'jre^^Llu'! TUeyle i^htiii' Sdiedala figorea pafaUabed onlj «a iai-nr- injtheCarolin'a roadl -They*re coiain' hegel^' - -— — 1215 F St. asd ... - 3eMjb-- ' "' WASHINGTON. O. C. Tiin dowhstairaê^"s(jMrand:s8nrirtai^pai^ ^. in blue, both infantry and cavalry, approaching from the directioB ITe the contract for • . —HOUIHBUUHD, jetf Edge HiH and th» chttpeL—My brother was at home %nd with MMd» Efectric LiAt BuBb>. TH YOU CAN ite. »—Daaylooal, 8:56 a. DSUTMT him a young friend from the Souths am^. At the first ânn Sei dai^ wn«lit fibiadijBad to, tade-marky'ÊcoBcm Mazda^'' )HAREINTE0E®EAT: aodftidiaood lljl. OiailuUe, On Goôaereial Fe 11:17 a. a «iI(atopit Msnssss'a on ia^ " aunrM you t&.^=^ By The Uae Of Ne. 17--âoq)ta«ia(^. l&eal CUK^ Waib- He was going off in t^ dii«cti(m of 1^ hidden carriage af(»«- to Wsmotaa, 6:11 p. DL mentioned, when finding faims^ in view of the enany came 0. Ifr—Dlily local fnr Warrantoa, Chaj^ lotlmriUe and way stations, 4:14 ](. PuU- back tatbelHiaBe: sua Firior Oar to Warreoton. I stood gt the frwit door with my mother. Aman with a Wo. 41 -DtUf- through train, 10»*6 pTmr, pigtotwas outside, ainl each window ana outer door was sinnfig^y ana]L-made=made_a-Q4Mj3£aus^^ fcrpoialaati^fah ny father •lq;)pîged frt tiie teek dew. He was NOBTHBODin). composed, but said notMn^. Mf mother, I think, was overoome. I spoke up saying: "This is my father, Dr. Ewell. You sunely KDrWENRICH "nottsSe m—a physicianr; iie pqpiied, •'Uft, no! we don'^t Wo. M—D^jT tbraa^ bat' '•eP fair* howJl-X-fHt much râvod, Imt iâa^ Jewelr and Optician MawMiat, Virgaua Waifcingtoa. 9M» a. m. Palhiaa P«rtw iigfaadrecko] _ Wamatoo to Vasbragtea. A cavdry office at the g^te caUed out an osder for my Ko. 14—Daily bom Haniaoobaig to Vaah- iagtoa, 9:47 a. m. PaDmao Parlor Citr father's arrest Tbaewasno^p£E>rit He walked composedly CRIMSON CLQVBR lfo.10—Oail7loeal.8ae>.M. Otmmaamforward . My Ootiier and I foSinnd. Sbe was mudi distressed andshowed-it:—We bc*h began to beg for his reteaee;—Theoffi- *MdQaeiaemfStt. ' "' • - •; THE BOARD OF UWPERWRlTEaS APPB0VE OORr of Asite«Ma»^ Wai»l»i»i». V. C eer reêd tiiat he symfjmtGzed veary much with us. "I have a A baahel o< Crunaon ClOTar Seed He. a—Daihr, 7:58 beal tiaia be- 3 fonr aona tt tt0iat wlU tecnase Om i&iriaaatiiii(, ai WaA- BRtii^ myself," he said; "We lUnre no intention of taking the i' I, "-..;;'• woK-PtOTEcriMG You^ jix»e tnnt or Cnttnm »ao»t. oagtoa. •ame amoant as woald a ton of com Doctor a prisoner. We only waht him to go fog a short time to >et« fertlUsw appUed at thr rate ot SOt So. 44—DaOT thtoo^k M» -'*• per aertf A good ataad of Ortanoa ••I'III ail i» Waahnîtaa. Td»A die eamp near Akiia laMureyouhewittbebBckinafewddlys. onr tarmd under wii ordlnarflr douMc Ifa^lB—DaOy tkwQ^f—" :•« 7l«ld of the crope ivhich (oUow. Tb* ^,^ PkgavehisyaamandgddieeB,lieutenimt Hamilton,of the • uj-alcal coadlttOB of tfcs SBB la alaii ma- -riall7 benefited. The Saadr Solla arc KfeU p. •., rtopa ea lag. Ttfintti New Yle gix weeks, I ;imaon CloT«r aaJMs aa ezetUaat graz- To. i»-I)«iil]r ioeat loe :.« crop, tiar, •••tlue aad paatar* for let iiteJiata poiata, 9M < But I mustffo bai^ to ê fight at the chiq)d; for there had OUR COMPLETE STOCK He m rtiilj hwl The • nshierably Bare mUk WIMB ••!••>• •W h!rn H flrlit j'^^rwanen wh&-had heen seen riding acrosB . Crimgoa CloTcr. R U alao Tdlaekle a* fcU]k ^ôiiy plant, fnrBitliIng in ihnailaat aiipr lace were Most^ and his band. At ih6 filii^Mil W\A)j uiiuuunt- of nectar ta tlM aprlng. K. & OOAPMAN, V. P. utd Qmt. L ' rimson Ciercr-la Tahnble aa a- anTJunexpected ofasiacle, n«gaeiy>.two companies of Umon >r crop. It U aapacUUy ralaable ~W. H. TAYLOE, Paaa. TnSe Mff. arda where It la fenerall/ piow>:(. H. F. CAKrOea. Paaa. A«L sokiiers, both cavalry and infantry, mostlv in ambush* From u.- aa a grpyn m«nnr» rrop.' The Dlulita 0. WL WBStHnttY, fl— *, oar boy Billy we had afterwards a gnqmic account In iris • a for the aae of tta* treea tht foUowlce much of the plant tooj which W€u.3 HARNESS POWER Wm A MOTOR •-r»!.it itni.h uut uf llie iiwuiU UUI'IUB \V inter .fill ».rly <^pr sar-re to hold the aaow to a ireatar ened, but watched from the wizidows. •nt than If the leld waa leCt bare dar- CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS ,: the Wlater. Hue and Mnaa «ara_yaaa Na kw Conpans wHk an Elecbk liw-Always Hat '^> rg are reaBalac tha Imêitaace aafl C^ man with A apiyglass had climbed a tree just over the ...it Tslue of Crtaaaa QoTac. SOUTHERN RAILWAY gate leading into our oum Klly heaid him call out,"H<»re th^ B«lcliM»'a 'HMT* ~ corned ThevHtre comtng ticht Ir^ tiiat house!" He most have "Tr^nnomrnir •Bae.'it HB targa "'"^ at&aatiTa aeetioai ot tke eoaata^. Oo UTTfti plnme bfUM wMf befrtae. if meant Dumnlane, as the Edge Hill house, though between, was a nant th- e baat IWd S(c4a «( aar Ua* ntara aaae teate or po oae leata aad relara Yoar kene wiH b* saf«ty wired by «s at a low ooet. .^' j> Inalat OB fcttiag BMilBMra aaoAarwMtoat ad&ioaal eoatw little otf the road tidten \fs ICoel^. A few minutes more and WêsaaA Oleaaee IM4 Take ia tka PiaaBa-CUifaraia with a cry the man ieU from the tree. He was ^t and iiîantly Modlern fiztsMa to plea— yo«r eye aad jpwe pocket. Wa Offer Kaaraiaaa Staeka ataaaOMeoaa IflMed by Moeby himself, who suri»-ised and seeine his bond out- mnthf Saed, Red CTorer, AHalfa, Alayka. mvi^red, wEeeledâaB beat a hasty nstreat. The Federal fire A Top or BerdÔraaa. Pare Kentncky vounrtcKCTs INCLUVC BOTH IT TOU f'le Orawt-Orr*t9fc Oeaaa. WtaW.1 Olla, f wounded onaor two of his men though not 4e-thep^nt of -on- .'.\ Men (low 0«14. Ofa-M. Mniet, Pertaa- —wrmrwBimrar- . r.t ra!baca,-Sale, ^ ' - R.I dish. witua tbaliaut. came ou straight to Dumblane, leaving the dead man on the ' r both Imy and trtl Fane^ CaB oa aaj Soetbara Kailway Afltat or ground. They searched as I have told, and took my father. Rosenberger Oindle SrnH Sampler IwrtrartloB B*«k* Free rapraeaatatiTa or comaeaieata wilk C. W. >^nd f'^r our larira Garden. Field and To return to him, as he was carried off by the chapel, he saw MANASSASa VIRGINIA ~ , ^ fr S<*M OatAlogne. al«o onr 24 f>a(p« C ior ooaaplete iaf< tr-r «nfl Ponlt/y flnprly Cata)«cae the dead man lyii^ where he fell, but his comrades went on and ntalnlsr vaUiabla lafonutloa tar all !• iCltry Knl«rr» left the body. It was later buried by some of our neighbors. F«.r rk«4tae« tm 0«M. If. T My .father went to the camp near Aldie. but did not return in a .g T-r f1ii> Tirr"t mn Iswrt (»»eTopeiI "HV "— Wh»l» Otrhe THIBIII HI'IWU nui lim • riinATk-wiriiH 'Ji 4êwd«^ lieutenant Hamiltcfn effliertorggt his promSe or wasjn" 'si an.1 ft*>lKr-(^'^ af onr atftre on or be- unable to keep it Though various friends in the Aldie neigh -. V, r.^mtwr I'-tti If'l.V TTilK Is the hand. S. ATHET. Piaprietor. est and rr,<-«t salable Tnmtp. It la a Ptkraitare aad all kiada el mm borhood visited my father and tried to effect his release, he was Henry K. Field & Co., ripfrTrrr' y. / a ^m ma. •!!> jialialai «r-.,1 roou. fl«»li pBre_wht«e._ Tfce aWn . H'JIi — marched en foot to Aievandria and kdged in_the jail. _.^.long The nndar partloa or-"i«Je»fnl taraty eo yon ward Doup.ass. I her. of .\ldie. and several others. -an enter thin ^fôte«t. Atiaectheties Admimatered for Pafai- 'teaa~Bnti*acvMfror lewot ! am folto^nnp clnsriy my fatirer's account- He said tnat Blinds and Building Material /. Boi0mao A Bon, the iaii was "c'.^-)se and tiltfT\-." Tho.ieh ."Ix'y year? i---' aeo :.:id OF ALL KINDS. DR. L.F. HOUGH prostniteQ ny inis un..,-irti nanlshlp he .^.it ,;r ,i.'i ^'.Ig-ht A rWVîfliS X^^' alnio?" ESTIMATES FURNISHED. DENTIST N.x: ..-.' "e "ind •'/if- :w-- L-.'.lk-n'a-n I havt- meriL,^.;,'-i wert i.-> it "-»a.-^ caiitii. H:., r.i red in .V, Union ^; -••ct. ** JB^fU0l#^9| Md. M. 1. t KiiiKi'nfir, MAiuui-xAjf. . A. rce. N. ALZX^NLiPâ mm THE MANASSAm S JOURNALm , FRIDAY, JULYlfim , 191m 5 mm mm CAN DBATS^ CARP§.^ •••• Sheriff To tlie VoWrt ot I'micc Wili.nui (,uuui_v GENERALNEWSNOTES 1 hereby rbBpecUully ftiiuuuL-f ujyt#lf a Low Prices Choice Meats CtTDE MILL eandiitnf iui the office oi khsxifi ui Mud ctiuDiy, Bubj'x^l UJ the deanx-ntlio jiriniary tc EHhu Root 18 SBM to be the te hetd ttils year t rpspectfolly oolicityour first ehoiceof leading Republicma UNDERWEAR Thia >v«U known milling MuiiBWUce, uud pitxigc ujyMii to chftrg« : of the (iosiRiiyjfix. the. muniTiatinn institutioB, Feoeatly re-built the Men's Balbngi^ttD Shirt* aact J)mw- and set in first class cundi- ability, 'i rB«lecU)d, fearleâW, iuthluUy and for president in 1916. ers, Otis m«ke 40c and 60c iuifiaruiilly as iu iha paat. Men's B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers. 60c When you want a tiqn, is now being operated MI JOQU M. Hooe will CODUDUC ma my The net debt of the United Hen's B. V. p. Union Suits $1.00 choice cut of meat by a miller of years' of ex- deputy abore the Hua, aad Mr. W.J. Aatiby States at the conclusion of the Men's Nainsook Union Suits 50c periente. The Flour being as jailer. ReapactJully, Men's Bi^briggvBShirts and Pnt»- ive me a call. I ers r.:~ ;•; :r. •26e made at this mill, Fancy and Can. A. BAKBEI. ' fiscal year ended June 30. 1915. fandle only the best Straight grade, is giving sat amounted to $1,089,848,006. Boys' Nainsook Union Suits. 2Gc and SOc and cleanest, and I am Slwrilf Boys' Nainsook Shirts a^ Drawers. 26c isfaction wherever used, and Nearly 30.000 persons die from confident you will be *» is rapidly attracting new cus '1 1 ,1 Volurb of I'riiit* William Countj: SHIRTS —pleased ^mthmy tomers, it is'made at^the At the reqaeat of many Irienda tkroughout typhoi3^ fever each year, while Men's Lion Braad ^hlrts .$1.00 very best wheat andguaran- ti.i . L'Untv, I have {ôoclud he uow holda, it ii my purpooe to retain him WORK PANTS AND COATS III thut poeitioQ one of the latest methods of ship- merchants if desired. M—'s Cot I take TO« oj^rtofltty, in The erent t pinK liquors into Nor£Fi Carolina, Phope meaaages to the mill i ahotUd fail to aee all the voters, to pl^dse my Men's Khaki Pants, receive prompt attention. beat sbilitiej^ to a fuôl aud im^rtial dia- according to evidence putl^fore nê •...... : f.. .11700 aad 11.50 charge of Xbe 4tiUw of the office aa proyideif Hen's Riding Pants, Kh»ki $2.00 Best market prices paid for by law. Reepectfully, ajurvat Waahiogton, N. C, last Men's Kbaki NarfoIFC^ts. $2.00 grain. D. J. AuuoTox week. Pants to m«{eh Coat for ft.-OO ADMieSS ^ * OVERALLS F. R. SAUNDERS CLYDE MiLUNG CO. Suparviaor There are just 3260 names on Va. Sweet Orr Blue Denim Apron Over Fialwc's OU Stmmi, MANASSAS. VA. To the Votert of Brentaville Diatrict: th6 list of stockholders in con I hereby reapeclfnlly annoance myself a alls $1.00 candidate for the office of lupennsor in cerns chartered in other states Brentarille District, aabject to the democratic who live in Virsrinia, and tif this SUMMER PANTS primary tkia year. i. eamaatly aolieit yotu Men's Wliite FtonelBairia $8.J0. $i.6fr- enpport and should I be elected, I ]dedge nuTfiber very "few have thooi^ ITeit'wWhite Udek Pants $l.t>U myaelf to discharge the duties df aaid office to return such property for taxa- M. J. HGTTLE tyipartially, giving to eaeh, part of the dis- " tritjt its proportionate ahai'e of ^te f unda.: Han. At Les»Thait Cc^ MANASSAS.VA. Eeapectfolly, KEKLIB. Because of the effect of war Lot of Boys' Short-Pant* ccmditions on the postal business Suits that have been on hand Sup«i'via«r of the United States the postal To the Voters of Maoaaaaa-District: for two seasons. Also a lot I hereby aanoonoe myself a candidate for deficit for the fiscal year just of Wash Suits that we are "TfSelWllOU tut tim ufliue uf guperriaor far Ma cloaal will probably roach WSf namae Dlgtriut, aubjeut >u the »uuiing deino- ci»tic primary. I raapectfo'ly solicit your 000,000, it was said recently by coat. vote, and (pve yon the aaaurance of a faitb- Postmaster General Burleson. fol performaote of all duties connected with the office, if reelected. Reepectfully, Over $100.000 more was Striiw Hats '. ^ JiBM T. Svum.— lected in taxes on individual and [p^yTwratnim~tTirmmy"tyr"ytfeTfi1g Pursuant to the request of a maea meeting during the fiscal year 1915 than of representatiTO voters and taxpayers of Manasaaa District, I hereby announoe myself during tiie ten months of the a candidate for the office of snperrisor for fiscal year 1914, the .first peroid Mmasws DisHha, Tiinpe WiUiam Comt^t subwct to thi»deiAo08s to CJan- and have been affiliated for many yean with >h«^moâtic party. Bespecfflily, ton, China, to relieve conditions J. J..CUIIIEI. the pnnrancercf ^wangtnng-JBwitfct At the nisent solicitation of a number of Kwangsi, in v?Sch many lives Toten, I hereby aoDOnnoe myseU a candidate ynare lost, has deple BreitsviUe UtgiMerial Dis- trirt. rnhifnt ^ **" ';^^^'"cr«^ pennary. aad Cross contangent funds. riedosataithfnlperfbrmsaeeof tiw respon- nfcle dktiek of the office, i/ ebeted. For the first tinie in the history of the Vu^pnia State Bar Aaaocia-, ttoH. no wises win be served To the Voters of Colee District. ^he annual banqaet of the org' I hereby announce myeelf a candidate fof izatioQ in connection, with its reelectico for the offiee ai saperviaer for C,»nbjeet to the riemnfaatifi-iai:. twenty-seventh annual convai' maivtobehddthisyear. I eaiaestly solicit tion to be held at White Sulidiur ruiT mppoH and, if reelected, proBMse te AthfoIW perform aU dntiee oonneOfoO wKH §pring8,-W. Va.. Aoguat-'tfrfir ti>s ages. . , T. M. BlWMA • Thei demand for automobiles ei Rerwaie and the means of \^5^'niaiui for • I horel^ annooace myself a candidate for {wrchasing them are enormously TBêlectiglion to lotbeofSce omce ofi cummmMuuccommiaeiwMrj ouxf il6t t>iKfiu>. No. Tei P.iu>ee. WiffiS on the inerwme, accunliug to me ooonty, sobiM* to the dejaocratie priaiaijr to be beU tu* anmmer. I wrneetfy aolieit reckoning of Chief Clerk James your support. Bespectfolly, H. Hayes, jr., of theofikeof the W. 8. RoirAtwJB. Secretary nf tbp. nomTnnTiw«>alt.h B. O. Jamte It is expected that To the Voters of District No. 2, Prince Wil 20.000 auto licenses wffl be isaied RAMDAU. * MaCOT )igm County: • ' I hereby reepectfully announce myaeU a for the year 1915. ' OindidatB for tie office of commiaeioner of ie«m>e, aobject to the dei»ocratie_pMMM' Travel is YdIwvBtlft luteuHware.- annooace my candidacy fc» anpervieor for jdtiKQf_ of tins, cwmtry, unl^s Enam^v ^^Biioads democratic primary. Ib^yoorsapportand they poflseea names indicating T.AN8KTTBf^H fr ffE^ pleibe a futkf^ perforaaaoe ofaU da COB n M K CONraiCD Buggiei loiMel^d witih tbe eOe^jfjriectri. G«rman, Aûatrian or Toriddi 420-26 SevsntkJSL. Waahingtoi^ P. C. "" ' - a. B-Hoeeag: orifin. wffl not need paaq>ert8. $45.Hit$l<6.ii Naturalized citizois especially. D.J.ARRJNGTON To ^ Voters erf Ehimfriea Diefcict: ôweveaTr are adujiod to aeeore Eo8t received oae^- 1 hereby annoonoo myaelf a candidate for passports. N«w. load of Bhic Ribbon Buggies, the ofiee of aiipwrriwjr fto» Dumfries Dietne*, rtteriog to my pert record aalp BIT qnM- CathoUfia all over the country and one carioad of tbe famona oatioa to HI said flfice if eleeSM. I eanssst- htTf wmt'" <'nTitribQtionfl, large ftnoatr ai Tt^ Haydoeka—each mad* of the and smill, to erect a national XTftM^the Kind of Store Aat Yoo very boat aiaterial available, *^ o: F: BAILBY- shrine of the immaciikU Oioee^ boutfl iu Ite wliltB wuwl ami tion at the Catholic University Grudvate. Uw. Mlkii- paintedaa par our instmetkiw. of America at Brooklaad. The Ar§lMethfttêlls only the most ralidbU Bwtthan^w LOAMFUNDa AVABJUO Abo all kinds of total of the contribotions is now tarsals. liaOO aU FRSr NATiONAL BAU. |5D,00a The ooatranitkma range A store where abaolutely no ''aecoMk" are afaow^ I to Vi^jina stmisiita in tlw in size from a few penaiea toaev- •iiBiiBis Ssad far ealalotrne. FARM IMPLEMENTS A store where reliability is the '^mttebword." ^WA&D WDiSrON FERTILIZERS IntsioxATBi^ DKroarroBT or TBI eral doUan, awl even bis* aoma 4J S •*• »• HAtXOW, progress ia bdBg made in the GRASS SEED V .KT development of the gasoline and served r^pntatioii of Waahiagtno'a Liadliiig Dry R will be worth your while to ngol oroceaaes designed by Dr- 1225 F SirMt N. W. inspect our stock. »lc •*—.«• :T. Rttman. of the Bureau oil »J1 •• •' " Mines, to increase the output of | WASHINGTON, DJ:. gasoline by refiners and to make MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROftlPT AND CAREFIO^ possible the productioBfromemde ATTDrnON »Y A CORPS^ EXPERT SHOPPERS IT. A. CockreD & Co. petroleum o* telaol latA beasM. 8AMn.es UPON RCduEST Manasaaty Va. which are the "bases for dyes and high expioaives. mmm THE MANASSAS JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 16. 1915 COURT.PROCEEDINGS. COMMON LAW. SALE OK V A I. (.A BLE PUBUC SALE MUMMY. BLE OF VALUABLE A special j^rand jury of inquest, having been sworn in and r«celv. Save $60 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE in« their charjfe, broujfht in the I mier and by virtue of a decree - chancery eau>e tlicreiD iJejWudiiit,; under ibX# Garrett for a felony—a true bill. »Br !•««, H»ll>, HI MK) Myle iM Uul4)»ti w al »» MBTcer et uI thJi An indictment asrainet Spencer V aij^*- t! itrreJD dei-fu lui>; u i.-i^r tije ! [iut'li.. uuc- Puller for a felony—a true bill. ' I'I', [ijiîiji fjer of hale liiereiu ap l!i>n, tii ::.e higLesl r-,dder, m In regiard to the application of . v«i!i } loiwii U) sell atpubUi; iut C S. Smith, executor of George Everyone who purchases a liie hij^heel bidiler, on Saturday, August 14, 1915 R. Smith, deceased, for the cor .t 1^ vk M •„.( ;he 1-, j..-» Na- rection of certain assessments, Ford before August lat will Saturday, August 14, 1915liuna l iirtiit,. irj t:.e Sh b. alure- it was ordered that the assess »t 12 ociock il ID (ront of the i'oopleH Na naid r uni\, alt thu •erloiij lut .:r |Mrcel of ments, levies and taxes made on be given a rebate. UonaJ BaoJi, in iiie UJWD of Manois&UB, nlvrd land, tying and lien 1 county, bonds, notes and other intangi Mid county, all iliai certain lot or parcel of in UaiueeTtlle l>i«ir , colli aim LIU more or- land, lying and.boinif ticuato in said county, leas ble property for the years iSW in the town ot Man»«»»», coutaiiuag^ more to 1911 be annulled, but for 1912- or lam FOUR ACRES x4 remfiw tite same* 1 am able to make delivery and adjuiuiug the iai.a» jl Uhc^^ ;*;iu ..iUviF» 9,600 SQUARE FEET and Ijejug nejir 1 lujr .îiiaie, KH L,Ke Aar Upon application of C. J, rentoj) turiijuhr HIMI kij'.n i; a^ :tu.' I '..riiin lul. of any type of car from fwe- «nd adjoining the lands of Bound, ("urry and Swratary Pnnna WiUwHa TKRMS:—One tfiirr! iânh, anrl ixi- otbeiB, Mii lipiii}; uii tJwiigr BUget, luwu uf in one »!rt two yetrs' rr< rn day)' iT'MivT, 1 e "I'Ee Horse Show Company, the fol MaiiaBMas, near tlie Horsbauj^li property and to ten days after order. purchaser to eiocule iiitni ^-l l.eaileaj ,,11 ^ honda lowing were appointed police for thexolored cturcli, being 40 feet with aaid MEALS ARE NEVER LATE OL day of sale fur the dtfem ja) uieiita, and tê two days of the show: P. M. street with a depth of 240 feet. title to be withheld until jji.ui!iaf>' e money Boley, chief; H. A. Boley. J. W. TERMS:—Une-third cash, and one third paid in full, with leave to aui jjiate said Jones, W. B. Kerliio, Joseph May- HEN you're behind witlr - IB oo« smt^twQ yean from day of aaie, thw hugh, E. 6. Bell, T. H. Athey For particulars enquire of I purchaeer to execute intereat-hiearing bondu k.'THORNTON IiAVIL-, and W. S. Athey. Wyour work, with only a few 00 day of sale for the deferred paymeDte, and, ('orDuiihMorier uf Sale. tit|« to be withheld until purcbaae motwy I, R. E. Herrell, Deputy Cterk nf ih* Cir Commonwealui vs.^ Harvey minutes in which to get__ p«id in full, with leave to anticipate Mid cuit Court aforeaaid, do hereby certify that Garrett—defendant plead quilty W. E. McCOY deferred payment* bond haa been duly eiecnted as required by supper —then the handy NEW B. THORNTON DAVIE ^, the decree of sale aforesaid and sentenced to one year in the Centre penitentiary. : Street, Manassas, Va. Conunisaioner of Sale. R. E. HERKEl.L, PERFECTION Oil Cookstovc I, R. E. Henell, tepnty Clerk of the (;ir- 7-16-5t Deputy Clerk. GeraaaoBwealth vs. Spmcer cuit Court aforesaid, do hereby certify that PuUer—defendant plead guilty helps you to hurry. bond ha* been duly executfd aa required by and sentOMed to tmwe years in tke decree of tale aforesaid. the penitentiary. It lights at the touch of a match, Plumbing a. E. HEHEELL, PUBUC SALE Several accounts wore certified and cooks rapidly like a gas stove. ?-l« 5t Deputy Clerk. OF VALUABLE «)d-erdered pud. The court directed that the It xegulates high or low, merely by Estimates cheerfully given REAL ESTATE clerk certify to the auditor of REAL ESTATE Under and b^ virtue of a decree of the raising or lowering the wick. It for installation and CSrcmit Court of Prince William county pro public accottnts the applicationB and INSURANCE nounced at the July term, lfl5, in the of the following for pensions: fixtures. chancery cause therein depending under the S. M. Haislip, $36 per year; Wm. is easy to operate, easy to cleans style of Dwiiel et al TO. Blackwell et als, the undersigned oommiseioDers of sale therein L. Ayges, $36 per year, apd Cy- .—easy rn re-wick. ^ — —^- flavjng dBtemiinftd to devote our appointed, wiU proooed-teeeU«t^t priaow Fitzwater, $36 . inilSaYEYODABPMfTlgfOM whol^titaetothe tioa, to the highest bidder, on Court was then adjourned to 'Bol3~in i, 2, 3 an3^4 Ijumer sizes S^'^^^ja'^Sahtilajr. lam li IMS." 'try hardware, fuiTiitureanHdepart- request those having: property ,, CHANCERY. request those having: property to tionaf,*' 'i°^°^l fiank, i.*n* thv'e° townv^°' ?^wf Manassas' People, afoies Na-r MONDAY. - ment stores everywhere. Reeder&Wine lisi-Jl t thA^'Le _ sam_ e wit..arce, .•>' l oi par tieo, w. Alien and wiio v€ hMaai IXUSIBK l»tmprmKm,m» t^H..l *.i.ly -»!. -"Tim) lauil-•. Iviui-..r—f -•...still— ^•"l"hflHiaalBn p _--ll«• ^M -in aai^ »w.y^my^ Richtrd H. Allen and wife et als NEW PERFEUnON OVENS will ((T* tk* bosiaess »n> b—f tt—ttoi in Brentsrilie District, containing,kO-a mori e gt —report of sale confirm^!—final less decree. bake better l)ecause a current of C. J. MEETZE & CO. OmcaiM-LCBulUbis Maaa**M,Va. 31 ACRES Huifish et als vs. Mercer et als Jfresh hot air passes continually over Summer Needs »nd adjoining the lands oi \¥right, See*e»— —decree tor sale. Good and othore,^ and known as the-Jauieg Daniel et als vs. Blackirell et and under the lood'-' -diying out SOBEEWa Blackwell ptopariy, and owned by the lata SlEreena for doors and windows. Black State Nofmaf $$od Henn Kackweil. als—decree foraale.: :lirqrêam,-and preventing sc^^ • wid.Bilver-fini^ gcreûng and TEEiS:—One third cash, and one-third ~ :~ screen framing. Fredericlvbtirg, Va. in one and two years from day of sale, the ITEMS FROM GREENWICH lorohaaer to execute interest-bearing bonds ness. This is an exclusive NEW nn diCT nt MIB for the dnf(»fred paymeata, 'HAMMOCKS Miss MaBeVwaêr w iflt "The l^RF^riOI^Mvajiêr-~~r Prepares taaabers for all gnuJea oflSe aaaêfle fc W witUield^ nnta pnreSS Grove" for the snmmCT. fin cJieapeBt hattuMx^ we.. paUic echfl^. Stroi^ -faculty. New and maam paid in full, with leave to antioiaate - B.Bft ^JLgfiaAiannTifeek4paA for i modem bnadjngs and eqcipment. Heabh eaid deferred payments. - ^_„_ Mias ITelBe 4tMrstrihav—whe -lUe McuUirTSicafky OtL -beut -Huwtit«7 'I'aitioif-trBeTo stale ian866B; •CTAT ""CLASR;, has been viaiîiig or Plmmond Whif Oi^ For caiatogoe and inlraination wrSS H. THORNTON DA VIES, ton, iJMf 11 ÔTJ ConumRsioDers of Sale. Miss Xvrace He guest of MES. H> W. Wednesday niidit. Mrs. C. B. HoHaclaw. W. DuHn and Mis. H. W. WoS sppnt a very pleasant day with Mrs. F. S> Hoaoc on W( of this wedc Our town is -on the boom as we are expieedtiâvei^tinterest:. •~— .Inesdaj. . paid a flying: visit to friends in Washineton and Baltimore. ^.^^Wi£h(^£^^|^ will boldvits montbiy meetiner on August 6, and a very intêrtingr program-win be pabHshed in the next issue. Miss Lucy Taykg entertained a few friends on Mcmday night I Those present were Miates Anna lllâyhagb, JiUJse Dolsi, Mary Reid; Mesara. BVank CodcernDe, John and Raymond EUis. Mrs Wnlla^xi y/y^ hgtl ttCCH on the sick list fn> the past two weeks. We b<^^ that she will soon recover.— Miss Mary Rdd e4>ent several <^ys with Miaa Anna Mavharii this we^7 B! ACKSTONE COLLEGE FOR CIRl ^ THELOGICALSUPPLYCENTERFORALL Miss Etise Dolin expecta.JaL leave on Moodsg for Pnmt Royd where aiyîrffl sêoA M^WU '-^-IVultj orB|"ig7mdeata. from 20 Btatei." Aoercditcd by VirgMia State JBoard of Ednea- R»d and daagjitar, tion. IlTmdredB of gradualea now the day with Mrs. >160peryeaf-ttJL liarlaw at yriday of Uwi week. 'llift Leading Training Rev: J. R. Oooke 18, „spending^ ^, : a Where can parentH few days at "Ht Ephraim," Greenwich iai EroJti Run ~fee a reconi, with as experienced maaagemept. played for the tjhampionahip at at snofa modcfate ceatf For catalogue aJdreta The Only Department Store on Pennsylvania Avenue. tenuis last Mondqr at tbe home a p. ADAMS. aeeaeOHT. of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cocker- XLACKgamK. TA<. Half-way Between the White House and the Capitol ille. Two sets wete fdayed, each I side winning l ..n E. M. McCCEN, In rdi'T the* proper arraageOMnte may be tonxw in fact to settle the pemooel mtû of Attoraer i« fact. \ mxiV for tiie ooDveDMoee at the teedters, it Jane 28. 1915i j.g 4, ' •aid decedent, pay tb» debt* hindin^ th» «aid i . u impactaat tkat aaoa Hfilirial iw^fy tW M.k. U,. -Ho>„. of KaBO- H«dqui^«, for ^^ Shoppln, U,. y„, „„„^ eatate, and dietrtfaMo tfce preaeede ai aaje oU-' ^pentmitm at Itmi ikaa '<.f i~«~- the said persoaal eai«(e,aaKHî« thr aaid Iip.rs ai law; now. ihereiora, fas nrtjw M Hm at tbe "Dixie" llMatre .ng3Xr„ri„r/c!^T/p«^tSi?t^^''«-«ve and inviting lines for uu:- GEO. Q. TYf.KB, ^•hoii^ eooferred ixpee foe maieiaiyne^ Satarday. 3:15. I -»-3k 0>viai«a SB|iniila*l>al. ia whliag, all psnoM are Weby sottted t« t