.'.vfT^'^:"^.:^' :^JI^T ' '!Pr • "•li'^f^m "^ •' OReULATION 1,460 TWELVE PAGES VOL. XXVIL NC. 9. MANASSAS. VIRGINIA. FRIDAY/JULV iri^;: OMISE BETTER 11.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE VETCRA^^ SWKY OF PARK CREATES it FAIR THK YEAR WRONG IMPRESSION H|pE MANY TO MEET Jteewre Making Every WtoH to »Iajor Ewing Write* U^ ©f BULL RUN FIELD |HBld Banner EzJiiblUon Here I August 16 to 19. » Pubtieation. Veterans ami Visitors Will In. " -v. — ' * (Washington SUr) aogurate Park on Battle An* I (H. W. Sanden, SMreUry) niversary Next TlmrsfUy. I Plant for the Third Aantuit Bxhibi- The Editor of The BtJ, ^^' ^**' Ifonol the Prince WUlfann Fair A«»o- Washington, D. C I A railjqynd picnic on the Bull Bnq. fation are rapidly materializing, and Dear Sir: ** ' battiefleI*^on ThursdajpJuly 21, catti^ prospects are brjjht for a very suc- I have read with interest the article ••••ful fair in 1921. If reports may brating the annivmary of the battla m your paper df today, "famous Bull there, which was the firsl ictual ea- ht relied upon, the exhibits this year Bun aBttlefleld May be Tamed into a Will be larger than ever bufore, par- counter of the war between the stafeaa, Government Parte" We are sincerely wW mark the inauguraUon of tba tfcnlarly in the live stock departmanta. •ppreciative of the publicity yon are The attention of proepeetive exhib- Manaasas Battlefield Confederst* giving the "Manassas Battlefield Con- Park. Public ceremonies will be beU ttwi of draft horsea is called to the fedesate Parte." but the titU which you foUowinsr chanc* in Claas » of See. m the grove at the historic Hera* have used is so hurtfnily misleading House, beginning at 11 o'clock, after tfcm C: "Beet two-horse team, and th«t in Justice to the enterprise which mast weijrh not lesa tl)an 2,600 ponnda . ^^ „ ^„ nuerpnae which wWch a family picnic dinner will k. and be shown in hameM," which will a now under way through the efforts enjoyed on the gWd. ^ ** be amended to read, "Bert two-hora* ff "Virginia corporation, of which I Anwng the speakers exoected ««^ team to be shown in harness." The have the hboard, and Representative St. Through the courtesy of Clover Hill the Government has all these years Walton Moore, of Virginia, promto- Fanfa, a special prise of |10 i« offered When Jhe aolemn speeches and the ' "jTcday" .«iH Pon^ i o ^, •xhihited toward a battlefield park oa entiy identified witii tite park's finaaw for the best exhibit of grade Jerseys, the fields of Manassas or Bull Run, committee. to consist of not leas than two anl^ — «rf which your article accurately Music will be furnished by the Mais. It is needless to aidd that Clovar Congressional Ddegation Takm •--•— -~i~. *»D rae last note •peaks, the corporation of which 1 Hiil entries will not compete for thie Marine band and a troop of cavahy Hill entries wiu not comnete i«r f^.i. Part in Memorial Services «peak and which your article clearly from Fort Myer has paromised to coB- priae, this year's exhibition herd being has in mind has obtained an option on tribnte to the enUrtainment f^tuns fomposed entirely of purebred aid- for 7,264 »ain Heroes. And th«m the relatives anri frt^A. ""nmon "ools. Under each flag there •" '"»larg«e wwtractt of the famous flelda,fields, has of the day. «als. llirough an ovardght cm tba Of many Te.f ?.thos* "^'re whos*e anbodied fnenof« the nation mourned the Of Mm American home. And todat..-. M" *a"n ""Wntaarent., thae SouthS/mft. , th•»._e Soiithero..,..!..n- I not included in the catalog. country's war dead Sunday at memo- been brought back from the military Washington and the surroundiac pamotjpafriotic mother tr wife mourns heriP**"?'*heriP**?'*' *^*»« South«Southern state*states, are boiH- ccountrysideo . The Southern raUway he first day of the Fair will be ™^ 'ervicea on the Army pien at cemeteries irf France, began to look gallant soldier. In this hour no humim I"« » Confederate nark. .» fk.* *v- A >. 4.^ ^ 7' " — -— w«. ne „ . f^'^t? .*° *** Army pian ai loforr tnthe coBiacofltos that bore the bodies rf hesrt could remain unm7v:;;i has announced that roUnd-trip tickets devoted entirely to the judging of live 5''^„^°' N- J. where lay the bodie. their lov^ -* one and one-half way rates will be ^ («cepting hor««), farm prod- *** '.-f** ^^ who made the supteme numbered and J ~—^ ..««« jTBu use tne •w' ' " acts,, and househol.—^„^,^u,u,d exhibits. For this •«»*—^* «« the Mid of Prance. } ^•ork the* AssodatioA«.«»«-Mn„ ha1.—s bee.^ n for. - *^"Congres« s s«it a joint committee, "~~—~''"^— ' ^' i''"''?L^™"^ Ther park will Lb e .a»Av^tt^ .. •« *».-!i^ Fmn"t n»...** i"^^^ !_-i_-;_ Warrento- « n" a« ^*l * Hinaitanatee imn seeorinseeonng capable men who,. "^•«e<^^*^^» byy SenatoSenatt r Hpnry Cabot K» "^ *** ^"^^^ to thei^ront Royal, inclusive, for regutar it is believed, wiU give satisfaction in ^K'-T'ho spoke at tiie services. xuTh»e orave^soldiers of both armies who morning trains of July 21. irood r*. •very respect. Mr. Keene, extension f ""^ ^*« WDresented by Amistant wnwmmtly il wUl be a memorial by at Manaasas July 21. ^^ ^Mlist from Blacksburg, will judge *««t»fy o' War Wainwright and the Southern people to the Confeder-I Veterami of boUi armies who partl- bee^ cati;le, sheep and ^wlne; tb. ?«neral Pershing, who declared the ate soldiers of that war w«l to the cipated in the great struggle of^^ Buchanan, dafarjr extension .speirfaBft, aeedom of mankind was the battie Blacksburg, dairy cattle; Mr. Quinn, '"^ "' *•" '"^en warriors, Z-!!f .!I^J" o^*^'*"'**''*** '^^^^ ^*"" •«« •» *xp«rted to be among wom^of tiie South during that time, «» visitorsi Dr. S. S. Simpson ^ of tile U. S. Department of Agricnl- ^ ^<«*» <>' «oW star moOier* and would not have been th.. spiemSd hero be on the grounds to r«Bd« medical gre, Washington, poultry, and Mr. '»™<1'«J» of war veterans attended iT' • • . tatteatiMi, if needed, and iiwo Bad Wysor, extension agronomist, -of ^"^^ '«''* that saw active service in in the mitial of the movement it is Cross nurses wiU be there to asaiafc Blacksburg, farm crops. France was-r^resented among the important, therefore, that a correct Wm. ^ ""'^ The breatf^contest has aisumed audi ^*^- directly in front «f the speak- understanding of u,e status, purpo^ Plenty of eats and drinks will be large pcoportioaos 1^ a spedal'.^,"'*" the caskets of tijefiiat three and source of this park should be had Provided for those who do not ctory Judge, Miss R. Bell Burke, district '^°**'^ ®*»t«' soldiers to die m battle oy the_ public. This i^iportance is basket dinners. Mr. B. Elmer MetiL home demonstration agent for north- "8:«"»t Germany—Corp. Herbert Jas.' emphasized by the fact that though ©^ Manassas, wiH be In charge of ^ ^ Virginia, has been secured by Miss °' <5««ham, of Kvanaville, Ind.; Priv- your p^ containing this interesting: re'reshment stand, the proceeds «dt Cilbert to devote her entire time to **"""«"»" F-Enright, of Pittsburgh, article has be«i off Uie press only a ^hieh will go to the battlefield park judging the entries of bread. The ^*' *"** Private. Merle D. Hay, of few hours, three persons have 'phoned ^'"^^ \ names of the judges in tiie horse de- ^"<*«'«°> Iowa—all members e uawie- later date. ville section cf Lorraifte. After careful CMisideration «rf the "The"«yy fough« t for eternal right and t-3^* '^?' **'*"?*'*' '^ Jt be under- i The finance board of tiie park asso- arrangement of the program for the^'"*''='' as jju™j m^e foffliderlowwers of thiis Where the Openlig GM Was Fired. 6 a. m.. July 28. 1861; stood, which tHe corporation which e'**'*'" »» planning a campaign to raise lour days, the following announcement ^*** republic." Jaiddeneiasaid 6enei*ll PershingPershing. ^'^"***'" '"*°**^'' *"" **"»''^' 'iU ^^'^>^' balf of which is for the pur- J» made for «»• schedule of events- " "Th"Tie» freedn freedn o'f mankind was their and friends to Uie sectiim irf the n«.r I .i- K*f-^ ^ZT^T""" • ~"~ ib e builtJ b Vy privat»"^»te« donationdonationss anandd mon-mon-' 'cbas cbasee ooff thtilee lanlandd anandd ththee othe btiierr ~ha| halff Tuesday, Ai^iBt 1»-Judgmg in aQ **"*ittleery.* "^ " . oepartmorta. Senator Lc which waa the U^^^^^Z^'f, ^'^^"^ '^ ''''^^^ Tf^'*^*^'''^^^ Senator Lodge said that "to a few th«U' d«Mi «rf us tiiere is a peculiar poignancy in their desd. "^'"^ tomb of tl^ «f devotion to gteat and un-i States m honor of their Confederate Pl«cing markers ami monumenta W*dne«|ay, Thurid»y and Friday ^." .. ^ r-..--., .« Always, when tiiethe sought-fosou^t-for cofScofiin ' l«^,L*!f.'*' T^ orgtoization. as ,No official statement of tiie funda —Kaeing. this silent array of the dead, because wa_s found_ , there would be a scene of ^^ . *f« "•n^bters of tiie Confederacy, the *J'"e»dy subscribed has beei.„^i made,..„„ . Thursday and Friday-Horse Show. ^ "^ *"•»« "^ »1H» whom Iril patiietipathetic tim'd^elir"^"*-^^^!^^'tenderness. i to"^!r—Tow n ««»«»*»-»Sergeant B.M.. Wehr went'Confederatewent:Confederated Memorial A.««i;;i;;;;Association,i»1.«X; f l.OOo> ' gsrtfSt fromfrom HonHon.. Willi«IWilliam" G. t*n^_^thjw • plan— , tiiose~~^ whwuow auaree nott HIi»-- j^*^ ^^LL^ _^ respeuaiWlity of dedar- mother dre..«l in tiie bLkTf^Z^' ^31^'"B^timor*e ^^^^^^yesterda y 'f« Artiiur E. «« United Confederate Veterans, and McAdoo was announced last weekWMIT, ,aii i J^'^te'**^maiehi>r3iMbowundr»cmg^^^^^'^d in the horse show and racing "r " *"• **f ™ ~~~- »«« yraaoos j wonia ioojc alonalongg th^aL^f^TZ'hlT^^J^^'^"*'the Soar *™. t-k^v.^.. xL. w.~''^ IT "' empk^red^y••"*'"'*"« 7.'<^^^ who hoiio—«r . valo.xwr anmaad higmgha me-ino.;*~>««j Antheri aimouace»«timitmnancmmeia* iaxpectes txpaeted ••d »« B feature«tu»., o«f• ti«ti»«.. Faip.ir..r^, wif„-_.n„l havi..„.. e "a^n I"hve„-a - wer^ e. , letleat.. NoN'«. on—e wh—wo^ j—fcaaaetSnumber . n«. 1 . whic..,"'°?h tiStl \,^^ ^^'t!! .^^ *^7 "t"'*• ^'<^- ^-^- ®*^B*k«-. ' who is t*'*«'^» an*«di n»i«Bdin>i«Bdid patrioti««patriotiam. Thee > *« day «««f tiie rally. ^'-'=*«••^ » WHWtaaity to devote all th^ attta- "™««^ that e^wjeoce can naliaa hesr loved one aCiaAong tiieEw thon«Souae eolB^^n of IiStdharKa ill- ^idr 'wit-i"V""°^ hu^"!*" having»' ***''*«»ti,ncomoraUAn. , a.a.. s IhavTinav i. ee said_:nidJ.. deeJdee . . nono.tt Governor/i^_t^venw*- : ,. oo*ff ^.tiie tiie_ state .tate. ,s s ooff ti« tiie uniounioa. taoB to the eUier exhOHta and atfaac- ^I«*> •nd «streas it hringa." ..Endinrindingg it. she to^'Sl^w^^^^ifmt ^J?- ^^l^I «8:«feta"L^-^/L^^^« l>i» name '<^^th e heroism of tiie f^^T^^t^^^^'^^'.^Federal!"'"tinue td express interest i n ti»^ ^ons on tiie first day. At the same V"*'*^ •>y»™» and tiie national the flag tiirt v^ed J«.!S^ 1 2L^' • ^* ^^ ^^ '*'««^ T^"' ^ ^^^ «« "« ^^^ \""'^ "^* "f*'*- »* f^* P'«««« «m^ those who eni«r anbnala &r tha *""** ''•*• »"»« «* tha ewviee and Sometime, the mSh^o^ ^ 2? J1? *.^^'™«^ w*« he i. fj*- "fvidoai soldier.; ami tiie di- hastily to emlorae the memWial to. «w»e show or races win be enablad f^*" *"• •«* W a I>nleataiit down upoB finding tt«JZ?JwS? * • ^^ ««'i«ted of . rfm^ *«<*« rf tiie corporation will be glad ««* Confederate dead en tiie battla- to do so with a Biaiiiniin kw rftim e f?»™«»' » Catholfc priert and aboy—sometimeboy-someti»«^„.„tl'!!!!-__^:'*^f*«'» * she would b«w up in —n-cffense ^. |«i<» «»Mid*«>M»d«r any monument which aian^y ««"•»»*«««*." the latert me«.^ ""»wd expense. Jewish rabbL General Pershing and •ileace. CMtei those who looked «orji«r—JJmy s Louis* Aahford has been' UB^uumBo uniimit oor Federaladdia:Federal *'''^• ^ ili"l thitJU. week at her home onj•****« demre* placed in O* park. C. Ritchie, of Marj^and,'in a Icttar comp^ ^ Mr. Godfrey, o^nier «a«ric^ ^^.enave. Freaeh high com-jtiie coaimi were veterans of tiie war,;L^.,««! V«y truly, addressed toMajo r E. W. R. Ewa«, « a>e Fan- grounds, for tiw UM of ^ • E. W.R.EWIN6, of Bailst<», j^endent of the puk J^Property. and preparatiena wiU Prwdent Manassa* BattM^ Cos. ascocmtion. ^Monday fta-takin g care of tiie federate Park. Inc. «^t.- Cedar posta far tiie con- :x:x GRAVE OF MRS. JUDITH HENRY rCA: CELBBftATE SILVBS W«HU1W "^o« of til* necenary buiUing.] POUR SPEAKERS ARE TO ^be f,mrfrt«l by Mr. Godfrey, and ADDRESS COUNTY RALLY Mr. a»d MtB. F. A. Lcwk OWen« 3Stii 4aaiv«taary at "IIM r wl!*'u^ ^ ^ *HT«*1, ready' Phun Continne in Motion for lor use, by tiie end of tiie week. Other Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aahby Lew^ TT^. PJ*- WiU aho be completed Piadctf Farmers', WOMMS'S, celebrated their twenty-fifth weddiag "tlattim*. All who are in a po«. Boys' and Girls' CSate. anniversary Thursday evening at ^««to assist wlti, till. w«k aw r*. "The Meadows,- their country hom^ ^^ to report to «» ground, a* Plans for a county rally and bMket ^M poesiWe next week, and to . near Manaasas. The celebration ww picnic on the fair grounds August 12 held on the spacyius lawn and refresh- ?««y tile s«rretary af the amount of have received fresh impetus with the "*'P they can provide. menta wwe served in the dining room, prompt acceptance of every invitation where white and pink roaca added Ample provision wifl be made for "tended to tiie ^leakers of tiie day. color and fragraace to the setting. «^«tamm«nt feature, at tiia Pair. ly* rally is tob e held under the aus The hosten was assisted by her C^J Greater Shwr, having «»- pices of the county farmer*' union, daughter, MiM-Marion Mars Lewia. the woman's auxiliary and the boy*' aad Mis. Louise Maloney, cf Manas E^if^'** d-criptiea of tite.e and girls' agricultural and home eco- sa*, and by her house guest, Mr*. Wil. 2^^ rertricted show, will b. nemics club*. An old-fashioned all- I»aiiam H. Lewis, of lU..t«*—Rcctort«wn. . _and. f^m «ba«p«t !.««, rfTh . d.ypic«cwiUbe«iJoy«i,witi.game., Mr*---.. R— XM^wl^SlSTka' Brawner a«l Mi*a ' S music and spe«;be*speeches. P»«itPlenty of ieuioDlemon . win.Hne- R»Brawner— "^T^.^, of WashingtonT **"". ^*- ade and ice water will be provided on the grounds. ^ A musical program was rendered The speaker* expected ar*: Mrsdurin. g 0»e evwring, W^M being sung Henrietta Caivia. specialist in h' thirty yeai^ •cone mica. Bureau of Education Louise Maloney. wHhZ '^'^ ''*" **'•* yortenlay, WashingtMi: Mr. I. W. Hill. a»ristant Th« affair was Urgely attended and in charge bo>-s' chib work in the many felicitations and good wishes south, U. S. Department of Agricul were expressed in the form of hand ture; Mr. Charles S. Barrett, presi some and useful «ilv«r gifta. dent. National Farmer*' Union, and -•Vmong the more than 100 guerts Hon. A. B. Thomhfll, prewdent, atate present were Mr. and Mrs. WilH*m y»Ci a'ir" »*«'r^l<^ the Visitors to the BuU Run battlefidd next Thurs^ will see the nave of the *«d Mrs Fanner*' Union. H. DeMaine, of Alexandria, and Mr d«y/^ ^ •*" ***** *" Tnes- Mid Mrs. C. B. Roland, of Haymark.t. She was buned by soidiers in the yard of her home, • y ^. *«>i. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dodge are spending a few dayi in Norfolk. Wbjny^'want your PRINTIKG PBpMPTLY try THE JOURNAL. WANT U.S. TO JOIN SUNDAYEXCIMON NBW MARKET, VA. (For Endleas Caverns) A WORLD LEACIE SUNDAY, JULY 7tfc, 1921 Fare Fnm Manaaaas, $2.M, plw tak. One Thouumd Ballot* Show S«n- Special train leaves Manassaa 9:10 Hamt is FkTor of Aaaoeia- lUCI A. M. Returning, special train IMVSS New Market StatioA 6:80 P. M., same UoB of Nations. date. STRIKE For full information consult Sooth- A list ol th« moat impsHrtont quM- em Railway Ticket Agents. tioo* lor immectiate eon»id«r»tici0 :^' concerning International Relations, prepared' by a special committee of the National Economic League, was WELLDRILLIN6 IR. CONNER & CO. sent out on Monday. April 4, to be voted upon by the members of its National Council. The votea on 1,OOS AND of these ballots, the retoms neeived CASH STORE to date from 4S states, are u fol PUMP REPAIRING lows: 1.—Shoold the United States re GOOD WORKMANSHIP^ frain from joining any association of Rjivoris AND PRICES REASON. nations T Yes, 149 (15%); No, 823 ABLE. CALL, WRITE (82%). OR 'PHONE Let us serve you with our choice line 2.—Should the United States enter the existing League of Nations with modifications in general such as were CH.SEELEY of Fresh and Salt Meats. If you can accepUble to the Senate of tiie United Grant Ave, Manassas, Viu States? Yes, 657 (65%); No, 288 OFFICER ORDERS SICK not get to town, call us on the phone (30".).. MARINE TO GET WELL 3.—Should the United States ber and we will be glad to send you a come a party to the Root-Phillimore Sea Soldier Obeys, Drinks Bnt- permanent court of international jus good steak, roast or any of our good tice, adopted by the Assembly of the termilli and Ileeovws from Piece Work league at Geneva and already re Double Paeunonia. meats by mail. We are giving spe ferred to member-nations for ratifi cation? (The United States, as one This is the story of a marine vbo of "the states mentierior On Ford Cars cial attention t« Mail Orders. to the Covenant of the League," is officer ordered him to live. Private entitled to become a party to the Court Roderick Flagg, of the marine base without being a member of the at Quantico, Va., had 16 minutes to Cleaning and painting body and fen League.) YeiS^ 840 (84%); No, 61 live, says a Washington dispatch. ders, paint furnished by me...4 9.00 (6%). The doctors told him so. That was a CHeaning and painting ^>o^ vxl Always a fresh line of Groceries and 4.—Should the United States ratify month ago. Now FUgg has planned wheels 12.00 the VersaiUM Treaty of Peace with to leave the hospitaL Overhauling mobot _...-. 12.00 Green ^ Vegetables at reasonable reservatiops? Yes, 710 (70%); No, Brig.-Gen. Butlor, son of Thomas D. Taking motor out and replacing i 227 (23%). Butler, representative from Pennsyl same ,- ~ 6.00 prices. If your answer is '^o": Should the vania and chaiirman of the House Overhauling differential —.-•.-.• 8.00 United States proceed^ independentiy Naval Affain X>>mmittee, left hia CHeaning carbdont die in bed. Cleaning and replacing front M armaments? (Both Hons^ of Coa die on the batti<4eld," (lett. Butler I wheel bearing ...... —...... gress in the last session passed said, so Flagg declares. "YonVe got ' Replacing brake shoe—.-..—..... amendments to the Naval Appropria to fight and fight hard. You've got to Taking up connecting rods, Nes. tion Bill making such provision, but fig^t for life, Flagg. Are you going 1, 2 and 3, each—.. ..„ .25 they did not become effectiTe, owing to doitT" t Taking up connecting rod. No. 4 .78 to the faOure of the bill to hecome "I told him I would," said Flagg, Taking off iriid r€?>lacing tir*...... 26 law.) Yes, 858 (86%); No, 118 adding: "that made me feel kind o' Taking <« and rephicing new top *M (11%). . • ... good." I Cleaning carbon,grindihg viJves, 7.—Should the United States take " 'Ntf», what do you want?' thJ flttine Pew riflgs an4 tigbten- the initiative in summoning a general General asked me, and I told hiin Ij ing. conneetins rods without wanted some buttermilk. I had been removing nioter . -..•._ 6.60 conference for the limitation or reduc GET THE NEWS—Subscribe for tion of land armaments T Yes, 836 drinking sweet milk, but I couldn't These prices are for labor only. All THE JOURNAL—*1.50 the year. ^ (83%); No, 123 (12%>. keep it down any more," he said. I work must be paid for when received. r^ 8.—Should the United States cancel Gen. Butler asked the doctor why -,•'. V
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LQCATIQN Tract No. 3 AUCTIONEERS of pZ'f wSSm S^" ^ ^^^i^ t^^ fertile section £ wSSfS ^^rfl'H^V^ ^^ «*^*« of cultivation, 125 GpL, GE0R6E BAXLER, of Ebain. N Y 1KAA wjuiam Ck)unty, Virjriifia. These fainis contain ol„l5^^^ ^^^^ 'and la rolhng and easilv cultivafA? Will ScH the Cattle th^E ri^T^R^f'''''•5?\'r"'«**-^S""*!^ gtapding on an eminence, overlooking the oSoSS^ COL. R. C. DRAKE, of OWe ««i.2i. '^",V^"I Southern mMiaion of 20 rooms snacioiia Will SeU the Real Estate / "It win be we» worth your while to hear them." l^&°4,It^ <« ^iing,f : ^Thf^r°^tr\'^*I he wnter neither has ^tim ae hofwa^^lor soacp tmin' .rr«r2'K,?f ^t*'^: ***'? **™ *^a« been used for a dairy farm OUR GUARANTEE , grazed but not extensively cultivated and now has ohT of tS __ Every person who attoids this sale will be face to face SSlt^* f^'^S^ **^«^^«^«tere7pi?e WW ; with a genuine auction. There will b*. nn U^ m^AiZJ fetes ^ '^°"'^'^•* a^-mder J^exilS , Reservations, no Up^t Price!^ ^ ^^ Bidding.,no ^*- ,''^«#^erstone Farms" in their witirety have beeB-aiiH* _ We seU everything at auction. We have never tak^n «« divided by expert farm engineers. 'Great^e to ^?M rooied, one 5jOOO gallon water supply t«ik. Th^tr^i having placed it under the hammer. «="«ig n aner m« t^ property has been takjen to^e^h a33^^' fronts on the Washington ai^Richiond H?4waV Md^P We have never, and will never, ccmtract to seU anvthino- ^j.^'™*^"* «rtendSf»m^d S^^^SSui^ Fe^^ne farms to Featherstone St.ti5?ofX R" * SiS5KfSe*'««-- ^^ toir«^p™pS?&^ ful wthfj^J^i'^i^^^y^''"'^''^ ^*n««" to beauti. taLn;^K^°'i^f Nation's Capital, with thrte paasenger we do'^o^p^^^L^SSSI.^Sf P-P^« *° - t^" out trwns eask Way daily, makes it convenient to set to^rt^ and can be e^ reached in «tt ho.«- by ita^ove?th?lS£ MisceOaneo^ Tracts owne^i^aStt'dS'^^h^^s^^a-^^ "^ *« ^ *^^ Shippfag facilities are particularly good ther^ h«»in» _ Miscenaneous Tracts ranging from 2 to 113 acres beao THIS IS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO PDRCHA^ F^lierstone m^ aI>oat one houi; after i^^^ aSd PnJl!^^pS^ ^5® »*e» overiboldag Occoqoan ^ Sil^S^ra. MOST OF T^^^iS^^^. DEK FEDERAL AND STATE SUPEKVlSraJ/^^ AD tTMns from New York to Florid and Southern points over the Atlantic Coast Liiie and SttT^rf Afr Ti^ lor thTQugh pa^se^gers. This Is a wtf locitionT "^""^ Mi$ceIIaneoii8 Eqiaipinait NOTICE Farm implements and other property comWned with For fortho-infonnatioa address: tract Ni 1 this sale are road graders, tractoraTlSse Sw^enSS power engmes, 2 mowing machines; cultivators- hav rake- iL ESTAHINVES1MENT an?^^'..^^*^r^^**^y'i^ *«'**'' 125 acres in con)> one side delivery rake;ha y k>ad»s; haraMa*m2iure LSd! and grass; 40 acres la woodland. Tw«Kl70 ft. cow bium SI 6 Gonnecticiit Aveone smith putft; household furniture; tele^M^^i»?Tnd nS^H^'lSS^J^**^ *=<***««•• These biiildin«?S fi^vanaed wire; double shovel ptoiwVW^iS^^ Waaungton, a e PhaMn: Mate 286* and MOB 2M1 wo^jnt of thU firm and ^Bry €«iB]^»a*tirt harfowsdriBs; feed gnnders; grain niill*nd belt- new ti^ l^ *^,f **P*i*y ^^'^ "»«' «udl^cSter; fe;sd JJdto^ 0» d^nSS'oi;^ *™P" andHtSS; roSr MvSSS: dump cart; eximss wagons; a number of steel wWl. ™nv MR LYNN ADAMS Tract No. 2 «°«i«Wnter tools; Xkinds of^id store JSSS^ phimbing and electrical suppUes. saw mUL 100 oon S?^; Featherstone, Va. i»,^£°°**i°?i*PP"">»t*'y'8•«««• Fronts ontM«Wash- migh luml«r «.d ttiousamfao f i5S Sd i^iS? SSdSj SSSn«/,.S2lT'^ ^^''•5^' b,»utifully tinaSrf ^ * F^r'lSS' «1*'«««P«<«?. too numeinrto^"S^ Pfcoi» Itt, Lorteo, Vii«tete excellently suited for any purpose and espedaOy^ a hoaie site. HesM Oflee* Jioo. A^'?«««y 8teer»-«ood feed«», uniform siie and color. irks ftnUmg, LotusTiile. K^
TERMS !_QB• w SAL'iT ^rE^ ^^zii^ij:^i:i^r"r^r^^'^^^}^'^^»^^.^^hec»A.o«ne witHMDiAible note witli aiz ner <:««* i-> f^'^r^tJ:^^,,.^^' o».Bam«mt.•" amoonta m« exci. of $25.00^ va be «z aoBtiu •U purclMMs e» day of aale. 20 " " two» Ikree^ fov ^ '
LYNN ADAMS, Saks Manag. D. C CLARK, President CANDIDATES CAKDS Bathers at Petersburg's new bail ing resort,' who have been making tbe trip through the streets of the city T» the D«mccratU: Vot«r« of Princ* STATE NEWS NOTES William Connty: to the lake clad only in bathing suits, I MUMHinee my cAndid«ey for re have come in for police action. The election to the House of Delegmtet, Reports from all this section of practice has been banned by Direc^r 'subject to the party primary to be Virginia ]say the resolta of wheat of Pablie Safety Walker, and tboae Heie's i^vliy CAMELS are held August 2nil next threshing are disappointing, accord caught going through the striata is C. A. SINCLAIR. ing to the Loudoun Mirrw. When the them win be baled to police oowt grain was cut, farmers were agree ably surprised to find the heads filled the quality cigaTette Mrs. Joseph Packard Laird, of Han out apparently better than was ex over and Fairfax counties, wife of Dr. * * pected. The appearance was decep Laird, of Miami, Fla., died on Sunday tive, however, as indicated by the ac at her swnmer home in WHmington, ECAUSE we put the utmost qut^ity info this tual ykld. Those in ppsition to know Del, after an illnesa of several daya. B one l^and. Camels are as good^ as it's p Orerhauling motor 18.M small vote was polled and but little Overliaaling eteering l.M interest seemed to be manifested '^n Such things do not improve the smoke any more Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace, Mrs. the election. Purcellville 'was Uie only OTerhauUng ditereatial . .. 3.M Adelaide Wallace and Mr. William than premiums or coupons. And remember—^you Reliaing brake aad traaa I^IM IM preci^ that cast a maj i? v epring > t.M way gotten on the lettuce, poiawning in Alexandria hospital, after swiJlow- Removing and replacing spiadte those who ate it A physician was ing part of a bottle of carbolic acid body and arm buaUnge...... IM quickly summoned and they are now and being badly burned about tiie It's Cam^ for you. Replacing fr«mt croes meinSer.. S.M reported to be improving fast. body when the remainder spilled out. Replacing front or rear wheel • __ The child's mother was ill in bed and hub ... ..V .89 the child was discovered by his ypung Cleaning and repairing frwt An hour after. completing arrange sister. - wheel beaiinga .. . JS9. ments witK an undertaker for the Replacing brake ahoea...... 25 funeral of her daughter, Mrs. Sallie A horse apparently blinded by the Taking up coaneetiag reda, Noa. Dudley, who died during the morning, light, furnished passengers on a night 1, 2 and 3, each; ••••••• -50 Mrs. S. Bettie Coleman, eighty-one train out of Washington considerable Taking up connectiiig rod. No. 4 tM years old, was struck by a train on-; amusement near Alexandria a few Taking motor oUt and repladag the Sobthem railway Wednesday; nights . ago. Despite the blowing of same '7.00 evening and killed.' The a&cid^t oc-, the train whistle the horse bailed to curred hear the Dudley home, seven' buidge from the centre of the track miles south of Charlottesville. The and rut all the way from Addiatm to distressed mother -was run down while Four-Biile Run. Finally the conductor Haymarket Garage J. REYNC^LPS TQBACCa COMg/^^yfa^tySalam. W. C returning to tiie house from A visit cf the train put on dimmers and 'the C. B. ROLAND, Proprietor to a neighbor. car sped past the horse. HAYMARKET :; VIRGINLA i,|» I'll! Ijll.1 Because she 'primped too -much,' BRENTS VILLE wore skirts that were too short and placed her hair in puffs.about her eara," Miss Elizabeth Buchanan has The rain -was very welcome here, as THE STAFF OF UFE be«i suspended as-a member of the iti was yety dry, and eta-ly garden* intermediate class of nurses at a lead-' were sugqiug from the drouth and THAT MEANS OUR BREAD ing hospital in RicbmoiMi. Miss heat. •',;••' Buchanan said that she consented to ,Riev. Bamett Grimsley, of Manas- . j._ 4.1 •* -i „ ...J _« aas, held regular serviees at the Bap- for every kirul of cooking dress differently if it was required of tist,. 's Churcfr, h-r on oSunda J y afterho^J.. '°_*~*. ^ all the nurses, but that unless the gen- era! pibMbltion was made she would ,. f"^, ^^^"^ Hrfsm^^r has^jomed the T is hard to appredate the New Perfection supplies just continue to dress *s she had i^^,^^^^ ^«mrnnUrz ft<>m BnsU>w U> convenience and sa1J8fi^||ttDt|. the right draught to drive the She was then dismissed by the super-, ^a^gton dunng the summer I intendent; but her case •will be con-. "^ ' .^, _. . . .,. of cbokins^ wtdi the ISfew'Pfet> heat of the white^pped flalne sidered by the hospital botoi . "'• 5*^*^ . *^? is visiting his fection^iiatil you have actually fbrdhly etfupst all the cooking sister, Mrs. Landes, m Washington. done iio. s^ utensils. The white* -•-.^ _ ' Miss Violqt Ke-ys «itertaiaed tbe Itfs a relief^ especially ill warm tipped fiame produces BREAD IS YOUR BEST FOOD The Buifea:u of Internal Revenue has members of her Sunday School elass weather, to be rid m ciurying ihe ^stost \Azt amd does announced the transfer of Robert A. ^t i,^, ^^^^^ Wednesday afternoon. not soc^up youi; ketdes Our Blue Ubboa braod cawtafna na Pulwiler, of Stauntoii, from the pcsi- ^jj, p^„, Cooksey, president of the coal, wood and ash^ SK^eei^ adulterant t« aMhe it keep aoft, birt te, tion of supervisins; federal agmt for Brentsville Hem* Demon«trati«m Club, ing up litter and blacking ^e and pan». made fresh every day ttvm higheot the southern department for the en- j^cently received a check for $20 from stove,j.^ And then yeu don^ The New Perfection is grade matariala. Ask jeor gnesv fat forcemeat of prohibition to federal di- t^e Fair Committee as the elubl prixe iJAVe to "rush the .^»e^ oa simple, practical'eco* BeU'a Blue Ribboa Bread. rector for the State of Virginia. The ^^^^y ,,„„ ^.^ exhftH.it last year's transfw is in accordance with the re- f^i, ^j^ j, expected to encourage baking days and heat up the nomicaL Suf^lies heat SPECIAL FOB THE CHILPBKW crganizatjon program of tbe prohibi- ^^^ member* to begin thk ^*r'» w«aic kitch^ Two burneiii on the instantly,and when you tm a«vice which eontempUtea the ^y, renewed interest New Perfection wlH |^ve you u« thrcKqih J«8t shut it off and Briag us tl^ )«Ma fnsa «i abolishmmt of all regional directors ,£, ^ ^ Merita, of Aden.was in all the heat needed' for any' save your feeL You don't have receive BELL'S BAKBIY Caroline fw a aimtbfr RESTAURANT Opposing state bond issues now for Battk Street, Next to Past gecd roads, favoring raral sehoei de- velopneat and oppoaing a '^aa^awn ^ Hiimfwag. Vs. coanmissifiB'' for the developbieBt of. the nmdt of the rtate. Mrs. W. T.j Yancey, of Bedford,. has announced [ herself a candidate for. tiie heiase cf! SMART FOOTWEAR delegates fr«« Bedford eooaty. She' Pashiem aoo^ far hf will catar the deaiewatie primary iaj who insist oa ~ Augost. Mrs. Tancey is the firs({ •mi woman randidate for poHtieal oAtea ia' Styfo Three hours after he had attended RICffS the fnaeral Satarday afternoon of a I nei^tbor, David W. Maafwd, who hadi 1061 P. Strsst, Cor»«r TrnOk, bean drowned in Willeoac lake, a hMt- ^^' • w •& «^ A WM^ W«sUi«t«s, D. C ing reaort near Peterrfiarg, HeriMTt i! ¥4 AijAIVIS Mallory, nineteen years <^ had fkBea ^^ * ** «^*^>«^*»»»«' a victim to the same watMS. Ht Just to pkase us, please look at ^e /Address drowned while |a swimming at a time .Dealer ih. Manassas Transfer Co when the bsaeh waa erewdad with —, , /« i W. S. ATHST. PnftMar. several hui^r«l bather.. He was a fitCBeS, UOCB UM Jewdry •d al fair swimmer and waa ootnde the' label On thisr copy of your Journal and see if safety ropea when be waa sen t» ga' Ftee Watch Bapairias a SpsdaHy MANASSAa vnwDnA your subscnptioa is pakL THANK YOU- Established 1895 ^j;^--^-^^»^^.,M30Aes VUiBlNlA THE SLACKER LIST • PAQg.rrvB t^.aisJw-j-^-,.- V.-, '•'• ••:-•*- ^i^ Bkaaama Jounial In another column of The Journal wiU be found - .A m. A "A ^ A A "t**^' "•. - vv.'' the War Department's list of "slackers" from this ^•^•^•••••••^•••••J 7 Pttbli«h«l Every Friday by county, men who were caUed and failed to report THE MANASSAS JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. for service in the world war. There are seven, not • m percentage when the population oMhe (iMorpMvUrf) county 18 considered. There is further cause for congratulation in the fact that a majority of the D. B. LEWIS, BiuiMaaMuiM^ seven apparently an not Prince William men but Are You Working With a Piimose? laUrwl at UM port offlc« at MMammtm, Va., aa Mcond-ekaa men who wfr* nwrely drawn to this section bv #h mail mattw war work. ' Sub«eriptioa--|(li}0 > year in Aayiiwe" But any slaekw record is a stain on our escutch- FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY IS. 1»21 eoB. It is possible, of course, that some of them ^J^J^ ^^^^''' 'J?^ *"^* '"^"^ o' honorable ¥• smk*. The War Dep«^ment's records do not THE MALES IN POWER T Worit of any sort is pure drudgery, if it mean, merely earning Di«tr«s«in«ly cruel to the fair bachelor xirla aa ^«Jt' "*^*'y^^«^nends among us who know ^^> oi "uch service thj^will certainly make it known yo., exis^. But With a purpose back of it you are w^rZ it would seem. Uncle Sam's figures showing a l^ll*^ ?^P*^«nt. clearing the man of the %>:' prepcMiderance of two naiUion males in America for^ r.w«d. ««iit lightens your Usk. and make, work a pleasure cannot be ruled aside. It has lon« been a popular supposition that there were more women than men JHave a purpose in life: Make your life a success: Start by buUd- i> in the country, making anything but spinsterhood THE VALUE OF SCOUT TRAINING in a certain number of cases physically if not psi^ v^E up a Bank Account, which will furnish you with the means to An unusual demonstration of the value of Boy attem yo«r.purpose. A comfortable home. indep«idence. wealth sonally impossible. *^ Scout training which should be an inspiration to Now wmes the census man with a declaration boys of the newly-organized troops here occurred -they aU come within your rwch if you persistently save. to the effect that the new world has always held in Richmond a few days ago when a thirteen-year. a greater number of men. There are 63,000376 old boy's knowledge of administering first aid probably saved the life of his litUe playmate who The men hold numerical power in every Stat^ j cut an artery in her foot while bathing in a stream «cept Massachwetts. Rhode IsUmd, New Yor^ near a city park, North Caroltoa. South Carolina, Georgia and S Denise Trevillian. the little lady of the story. nSmWj ' was wading Icnee-deep near the bank when she fell. Nelson Phitops. onr Boy Scout hero, waded to her, ANOTHER WOUNDED SOLDIER with his pal. and together they brought her to lal Bank of Ma lliat Woodrow Wilson is as much entitled to shore, making a basket of their hands. Nelson THE BANK OF PERSONAL SBRVTCB wound stripes as any American soldier wounded tore away part of his shirt, wrapped the bleeding m France u a sentiment which make^ a powerful cut, and with a towel and stick made a turning appeal to many Americans. When John G. Emery kit above the^wound, temporarily stopping the flow national commander of the American Legion, at of blood. When a doctor, summoned by the chap- tiie Georgia Legion convention made the asser erone of the youthful bathing party, arrived on i tion, quoting his la^ecessor, the late Col. Fred the scene, one of the boys led him to his patient. A NEW BUSINESS HAS erick W. Galbraith, the Legionnaires burst into who lay comfortebly against a tree, her head STAlnXD AT THE HlLL a perfect storm of applause, which has continued resjng against a pillow made from the thoughtful to reverberate as it goes the rounds of the press. boy^s coat, and her foot propped above the level '-Woodrow Wilson, too, fell in the battle to i^.r^^ ^ ^^^ ^^ Wood away from the cut make the world safe for deinocnwy.'-? sftys the While .our Boy Scouta are not callted upon to Roanoke Times, "a victim not of enemr^lefa save 9 lif ^ every day, th^ training is invaluable WINE BROTHERS fw" evay^iay occurrences and a wonderful asset fa but of kmfe thrusts in the back. But thongh they INDEPENDENT HILL, VA. broke^his body they could not daunt his uncon- tase of need. querable soul, or kill his glorious ideals. Those Ideals wiU yet triumph and the faith to which he ARE YOU YOU? clung steadfast will yet pervade the peoples of the AM you a trailer, or ar» you a trolley? Post Office: SUpyteg P«iirt Are yon tagged to a leader throoih wiadom and foUyt BWSr6W,VA. MANASSAS. TX Are you Somebody Ha^ «* You? ^^- Mr. Wilson's broken body, hU useless arm and Do you vote by the symbol and .wallow it "rtralgkt"? halting step, are mute testimony of his sacrifice Do yon pray bjr the book, d«* you pay by thTwt^ ? in the war for the peace of the work Ameriata. Do you tie your cravat by the calendar's date? ' sentiment has ab^eady placed the gold wound Do you follow a cue? "^ ' -^Wo B(aafl» All Kiadi «(•« chevrons on his arm, and it remains for the Amer- i icaapeople to see that his glorious ideal «rf world Are yon a writer, or that which is worded? DRY GOODS and NOTIONS. brotherhood-shaU be attained-that^ «Se I^^^yoa • 8hq,herd, or one of the herded* vt Which are you—« What or a Who? GROCERIES, FEED. TIRES may not have beea in vain. »«^«ice K sounds weU to call yourself "ope of tl»e flock.". But a she ^tS^- «**^',Virginia's showing is distinct^ Jndge-You say the prisoner is not insne. aad «rt h. is^t in his right mind? How i, tha« '^ ' MANAj^SAMANA^SASSl VIRGINITIRnrvTAA * -^ StiS? in mileage of roads comitructed and in Witaeso—Lota of people, your honor, irto aw not iWBERTAKERS SSSL!!^ '"'^' ^°' ^* •«<»«rt ehaa»o,tt)_ Dont lot me miss my train. —««oBri— Woeensware, Tin and 2I4S^S£^pli^2!?*»^*-«««- Ch«fc«r-No dancer, dr. Ifiana said If I di^ {fd ^^uunelware ^^^ aides teI!J' * "**'"""^^ness expressed on I CNECIAllDRCamKIl ^PPm^i,« T ^^*^" ^0' mutual hope and, ^ , , ^'^ WORTH MBNnONWG *«fe«., P«»e. whkhJ« 18 a. sig"^n oV*"""'f fairer weathe "^^^^'^r in th'«e Britis"» British i J^^'h tao7"' ^*^ teachor)- '^ »-^>-! «a i i«,ebte« i«y a tendency to judge ite merite by to be prewnt J. Keys, If. ,...... - 4 0 1 0 thei|uality and variety of its products. —The long miMing motor, which is Harris, e...... — 3 e 0 2 An excellent opportunity to determine to drive the new air compressor at the B. Siasera- municipal well, arrived on Tuesffay, Williams, cf...... 8 6 0 0 tions as compared with those of your and the compressor is now undergoing SInrk „;—._...... 1 0 0 0 a thorough test, ^e new equipment nciglibors Is offered at tlie coming is said to increase the pumping power Totals ...... J:—. 33 2 4 5 fair. Your attention is especially Manassas Eeed & Milling Co. by one-third. Home runs—R. Utterback and called to pages 15 add 17 of ti>e Cata Trimmer. Three-base hits—R. Utter log for rules governing the Single .i B. LTNN ROBERTSON, Prevriecmr —John Thomas Adams, ten-month- Farm Exhibit." old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, back and Holand. Double plays— WKite Raae Fk>nr—Com Mcai-~GntfaB>^F«eds of East Radford, died on Sunday at a Trimmer to Sanders; S. Keys to Har Charlottesville hospital and was ris to B. Sisson; B. Keys to B. Sisson. MANASSA&. VIRCamA buried at Buckhall. Mrs. Adams will Sacrifice hit—^White. I^eft on bases— be remembered here as Miss Mabd White Rose, 3r QuanticO, 4. Base on Hensley, of Buckhall. balls—White, 0; Keys, «; Sisson, 0- Strike outs—By White, 17; B. K^, 4; —Rev. A. Stuart Gibson is recov B. Sisson, 'i. ering frem a slight operation ,on his right eye, performed Monday at the Episcopal Eye, Elar and Throat Hos 80TH DIVISION MEN TONIGHT, FRIDAY, JULY 15 pital, in Washington, and hopes to. be HEADY FOR REUNION .George WJslsk able tc, return to Manassas in time • • , - . .m.. to conduct Oie usual services at Trin Many Virginians Who Served at DYNAMITE ALLEN" ity Church on Sunday; Camp Lee and in France A picture that will amaze yon by —A souvenir booklet, to be sold for Ex^Kcted to Attend. reason of the strenuous work done by the benelit of the Mttnassas Battlefield the star and members of his company in pibvieUng soisational stnnte. See Confederate Park, will shortly be Picnics, baseball games, one parade, a locomotive plunge headlong thr ment position in Washington for sev Virginia, as well as from West Vir The wife^ unbAppily maa^e^ /The eral years. Mr. Haight attended ginia and Pennsylvania, fr(sn which husband, a waster. Th« kind friend— school h«re some y««ra ago. states the membership of the Eightieth and the nsual triangle? —Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brashears, of Division was made up. • Not A diff$z*nt kind aif marriage 3 Vemim Avenue, Monnt Verwrn, Sunday morning, August 7, will be story entireiy. -A" diffeiwat kind at- picture. Filled with xeaMife chapters^ N. Y., have announced thi birth of a given over to memorial serviceis which that will make people talk—^ke daughter, Martha Knighton, on July will be held in the churches of Pitts tfaea» se^ th^ friends^ 9 at the Mount Vernon hospital. Mrs. burgh during the morning, and a Brashears was fonnaiy Miss Rita oaitad manorial service.ia Mvmwki And Enid -iBemett—alluring, bean-' tifnl—^iB a isle rtreafing lite secret: Fwr«»« Kobettsosfe. of i Delaplwie, Ball in the afternoon. - - ? chambers ki every woman's heart. daagrhter of Mrs. S. Wiaiamaoa.^Mc- At night there will be band concerto in the park and boat excursiMia. Hatinea. ^ aad lie; Nl^ft, Ue and Carty, and granddan^hter of the late 28c ' •'• Henry Fairfax "i^^nn. Reduced fare of one way and one- —The White Rose baseball team half for the round trip win be sold will play two games of ball here to from railroad stations in Virginia, TUESDAY,JULYM morrow afternoon, with Brwjtsville aeccrding to annoonccment received aaiae Hamascntefai and Haymuket as opponents. The by Mr. M. M. ElBs, an officer of the ..in.. first gam« will be called at 2 o'clock. local branch of the Am^iean Legkm. POOR DEAR MARGARKT KIRBr* In order to obtain the redaeed fare, —"Thomas Fately, who was acci Social position, wealth and an it spedid evedential blaaka are required. dentally shot July 4, while on a camp eoeld eonunand were beta—and then These can be obtained by^ writing to ing trip near Manassas, is recovering cane the cnMh: But Margaret Kirfay Mr. R. Allen Amnums, vice-i»esid«it We wiB not for any frice be gnOty of die crime ef ''pahsiag rapidly. It was incorrectly stated did 1MA give op.^ She assoaed the of the Eightieth Division Veteraos' that he was injttrad while on a Sun hardens of another, and step by rtep of oa ov ctMtoimf» stale Drugs wliieh have lost 4liclr stxei«tk. AssociatioB, RiebBtend Post No. 1, day School picnic. won hut way back to hM»P"»—s and American Legiaa, Rfchmend^Va. love. A •ybetepiay yon caanet afford Whoi yoa get a prescripti(m filled at &CR store or boy any —The State Corporaticn Commis.- Many Virginians served at Camp to miss. Admission, lie Mtd 7e. sion has granted a charter to the Lee ami in Fiance with tbe Bhoa Kdge thing iB the Drag Store line f ras IH» yov get the BEST and pay Brooks Bus Line, Incorporated, ^>^ Division, and ukHcatieBs ai« that a maximum capital stoclf of $10,000 jj^^^ wffl ba a Urf attendance from r THURSDAY, JULY 21 . fkr H «Bly a reasonable PRICE. and a minimum of 82,000. The co*- tUa State. May McAvay Yany is to operate bus lines in Wsro- ..!•..- "A PRIVATE SCANDAL" ] Cone to US fM it. iagtMi and Alexandria and Ae Vir- AERL\L TRANSPOirr HERE g^ia cooaties of Arliaffton, twMmt Youll take your hat off, aU right, when yov see this on«. It doesn't mat and Prince William. Oftcers and in A twelve-passenger Martin aerial ter how yon feel or whafs horting corporators are: George W. Ramsey, transport, running eat of gas, landed you, you're going to fowget H when ••SAY IT WITH FLqV^ERS." Agwcr f« 6«ia Bns. Cs. pretident; Henry C. Brooks, vice- here Monday evening, en route from little BUy McAvoy ~««te S «s^ ea president; Richard H. Brooks, secre Dayton, Ohio, to Langley FieM, and yoor heart. tary and treasorae, and Walter S. reeamed ite joamey Tuesday monung. THE BEST DRUG STORE ' Beckham. The plane, bearing an army officer and This is the Reatart Special Birth —"Shu?'' and Joe CNeil, colored, six men. left Dayton at 2:10 p. i;i., ran day Prodoetich that has recently been wrested here last Friday morning, into a mountain storm in West Vir- shown at Moore's Riaito. -^ Aa uaaMk^ charged with breaking into tiie Sani- ally good picture at aa anasoaSy law ^..m^,.-^ -.-. r. ginla, which it was unabte to eaeape price. Admissioa, lie rad tte. tary Lunch the night before and Steal- ^^n at aa altitade af 10,000 fe^^aad ing cigarettes and tobacco valued at.^g^ jts bmrtaga, reaefclag Manassas. $126, were brought before Justice I ^QQ ^Q^ omt of ite eoane, aboKft 7 PKIDAT, JULY » Cocke's Pharmacy SL M. Haislip for a preliminary hear- o'clock. lag Friday afteraeon and sent to iail; xiie plme landed fai a Add on the GEORGE a COCKE. Prsyrktov to await the aetiea of the grand j«ry Portaer aatata, aiar the Sadlay road, "COLORADO PLUCX- "We FIB PrMcriytieM.'* HaMases. Ttrgteia when the dreaH court convenes ia ,rti«ia it waa viawad by A(fatti«doa, lie sad lit. October. The negroea, who say they people. •re brothers, hailing from a little SATURDAY. JULY U Charles Ray Georgivj^viBiBa tow.».wun S-^O mlle—..»^e fro——m Maeen—,, Mrair.. B^rbooBuboorr Gifaeon and hiat*s sonwvu,. ,_^,.^ ,. i^i^H^il^i^^^^^ il^i^Si^V^Vr^^l^VrVVV^ •sMTt that they are not gaflty. Tha Mr. Enoeii GibaaB, viaited at Cttptput . .ia.. ^f^f^^f^^ •taiten gowis BKW vott Tnm IBOWB. wit ^Mok- -AW ot»-rA9«RMn» wwr THE MAI.AS8AS JOURNAL. ^NASSAS. VlRCmiA PAGE SEVEN ni^ir m:rMi^%^^,'\^' ^^ WAGONS COIDNG TO LnriE jouRm 8LACKER UST HADE PUBUC ^ve returned from Philadelphia, BIANASSA§ ON JUtY 26 M*j« WillUm Uy P.ttawon, of where they were the guests of Mr 0*e White M.7^ Si, NegrA^ and Mr.. Victor L. Kml^ *" *^- Wwhington, «n4 Mr. Lymwi P«tt»- , Wild AniBiah, During Aeii«tti'•*«'«. tbU week made public Umversity of Virginia boepita), has Mr. John BMaddn. attefidad the •nd Wild Animal Circus ComMaad the "slacke".lacker iimt"lirt" fot^,r Princo^— e ,.,.•».wTlTk,™, ! rt«M.. » ..u /' returned to CharlotterrfUe, after vis- Cmpeper horse show last waA aad iting her mother, Mra. Mapde Kinch- w«a the guest of Mr. and Mw. E. A. will exUMt in Manassas Taaaday, -unty. The li.t -tat'^tl^S' ^„,?^/f, «:„*• ^^^^^^ -i<-nt to the proper aloe. •' WeJter. of one white man and six nesroee ' cur ^r,tti,lttll *'""Vi ""^J^ARTMENT whieh has grown vasOy beyond Mrs. W. H. W. Morw aad Miaa This announcement is hailed with Whose wher^ibout. .re S^ W | [^te S^"L^! :f " ^" ""^ ^'^''^•''"^^^^ Mrs. W. M. Rice and her daughter, LMlsr Moran were WMUBgtbaMy haye to go 4nd eany the ^thei r ^origi n '•unknownis unknown. One of them in. Washiqf^n for soma weeks dur- is the guest «f^£rJi^^'J^l<^ *• -^ «»• «i»*J-- ftrt iton. irtSj:''' "* ^' "^'"^ •^- snd l^isa MaiT OWdlngT^ ^^^ •***»> *»'**' »»«**• «»« kw»w the, ™ *'«!^«'5 «»•.»»• • Norfolk ad- B.^. Of M^rrvfrSi^^rp^'i^y -li;^"-^ tog the iUnoM of her sister, Mrs^jTelia wo-i^ mis. the big shbwtf th«;^^" •«» «»*.••« to have been a « "^ «?e"wt reputatio; foT efflci^ i^d^^f.^:^ .^^ "^ "^ D. Cimin, has returned to Manassas. Un. Arthar W. Sinekir leavM to day fw Gaaaaway. W. Vs., where she we« ^ a small bo7with: J ^.^ -« ^. ^^-^^ « ^^ the n^\ GENERAL STORE at the saW ^^. ^X^nJ^^t:^^^^^ Mrs. Grain is with her for the prevent. sand miles of Manassas on show day. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Urkin had aa WiU be he guest of Mrs. William M of registration. Longwell, Many new and novel featnraa will their guests on Sunday Mrs. C. tJ. be seen in this year's program of the The names of the men, with regis Sloan, Miss Mabel Latimer and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. JlcCoy, to gether with Mr. Crosby, Mrs. McCoy's Great Sanger S»»ow. Foremeet among tration number, and addresses as Messrs. Mark Sloan and Robert Dyer, 'sther. left todav fn, V ^^"''TT'.' thes"*"e wUwml be the Flying Jordans,. dvdar-- VA^'^^J^^ P*"^ •"•*• '<^ow: 742, who motored from Washington to Ma nassas. The party was accompanied Basic City, making the trip by motor. that t'S^wonrrfSry'S.S"^"' '^ ^ '" "•"'=*'»«^- '« '^^^- B-The. y•<>^. will be accompanie„^'rh.-.t?.™ld home by to?n Trio!•' ,-^^^ dancers on "«-i.u:«a kfty doubl- ^e . !S. Sr£' ZS';:^.::.';;^we hav e «ninJ!2 ft « '^ attached to our customers, aad without solicitetion home by Miss Marie Latimer, who had wire; the Alpin" e Sisters, dainty and uabl- yt intende^ d" "'fo"r T" . Otis Latham), been Mrs. Larkin's guests for a week. their daughter. Miss Madeline McCoy, marvelous equilibriste; th' e peerles^ s HaniMHickoryn Groven, u, Va.• ; 813, Emory A Mrs. 3. W. Merchant and Miss Eliz who has been visiting relative, there. Rev. and Mra. A. Stuart Gibson dur Potters, gymnasts; the Nelson fsmily, G""'!"nanigan,; o°'r ,^*'^'^\Hamgan , ^^^'white , car«*«e abeth Merchant, who have hem here •crobatsacrobate,. and two-score educated ShrtShet- .^^f A' ^'•' ^- Q««ntico, Va.; with Mrs. Henry Camper for several ing tt»e week visited in Washington, 469, John T. Hayes, colored, care where they were the guests of Mrs. land ponies, monkeys and dogs. The weeks, are vieittag Mrs. Merchant's clown congress is a large one, and is George A. Fuller Co., Qnantico, Va.; sister, Mrs. W. W. Windsor, of EUi- Fred Drew. Mrs. Gibson was accom- 408, John Moore, colored. Blue Ridge psnied home by Mastw F^wlarick headed by Arthur Berry. Andy Rice, cott City, Md., befcnre returning to Sam Lewis and Vakto. In the menag Springs and Haymarket, 'Va.; 112, retir^«t*"jJl' old customers have personally expre«»d their regrete at our their home in Richmond, lljey in Gifting, of WaahingtoB.\wlio ia a Tern Reynolds, colored, care George' sruest at the rectory. erie will be aem Tian Tom, the largest •cejmpanied by Mrs. Merchant's little elephant in captivity. Th« big dtow A. Fuller Co., Quantico, Va.; 627, Alex Miss Susie Gibson, who has been granddaughter, Mis. Anne Camper. 1vi.Ttw ^ s* . "' ''^%'"* ***" travels aboard ita own special tndn Robinson, colored, York county. Va Mis.s Sallie NorvdNorvell LarkinLarkin , ^of I!!'""' '*. Staunton and Lexington of raibroad cars. and Potepso Manwr, Sparrows trtlnt, Washington, was the we^-end giwit for several weeks, has accompanied Md.; 744, Sam Thomas, colored, 241 her uncle and ann]t, Rev. and Mrs. There ^iU be ^wo performancea, at Liber^ St.. South Norfolk. Va., and of her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Larkin. 2 and 8 p. m., the doors opesiag an Churchill Gibson, of Lexington, to Manassas. Va. tbat our friends have adequate soviee at fafa- vahiat; «- we wju sea Mrs. H. L. WiHls, of Washington, hoar eariier to permit a eoacsvl «f Rockbridge Baths for a short stey. was the guest of Mn. J, C. Meredith ^jMpnlar and operatic mpsic by Prof. With all good wishes, very sincerely, during the week; Mr. and Mra. W. L. Browning and Joe Simon and hi. military band. A THE ETERNAL FEMININE Mr. J. WUlia Meetze, nf Marcus their baby >on. William Lindsay, Jr., series of free axhibitidns will b« given Hook, Pa., recently visited Mrs. returned Tuesday from a motor trip •a the show gtouids at 1 and 7 p, m., Old Gcntlem»n—If I give you a Meetae and their baby daughter, to-Gampbell eoanty, 200 miles away, in adcUtion to a band concert m the Annual Exhibition as the guests of Mrs. Laws' parents. father, Mr. Andrew Low, o* Hay- The Journal ¥1.50. Subscribe ^now. Rev. and Mrs. T. D. D. Clark, ^rft Fri market, and her great-niece, Mrs. day fpr their home at Brandy Station. Charles Fisher, of Tazew^ with her baby son, Charles, Jr., who have been Mr. John Holt Merchant is visiting a_t, HaymarkeHi.TO,«,jr-t wit•*.h. MMrs . Fisher's hi, cousin,. Mr. John Wood, in Rich- f.fl." '^^^^ 7'* ^ mond. Mr, Wcod and Mr. Merc Wr"***' ^^ ^''''^ ^''-
•'^- Miss Muriel Norvell Larkin left have spent some time on the York yesterday for Washington, where she ( river and at BUckroe Beach. MANASSAS, VA. • will be the guest of Mrs. C. G, Sloan: Mr. Paul C. Sprinkel, who recently Mrs. Sloan, accomjtanied by her sis submitted to a nasal operation at a ters, the Misses Latimei^ and-Mks Washingtm hospital, is visiting his Larkin, win spend next wedc m New l»rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sprinkel. York. . ., ^^ Mr. J. ^- Steele has returned from August several weeks' visit to Russell, and Mrs. Alexander Stuart Gibson^ and Tazewell counties. •her two little daughters, Eleancr and Lacy, have returned from a short Mrs. Thomas W. Howard left Tues visit toThe Plains, where ibey Were day for GwOiam, wfaerer she will visit the gneste of Rev>; and Mrs. E. L. More than $4,000.00 /fri«ids for ten days. Woodward. Mr. W. J. McLemore, n. *^ Uto a rain coat bought in Buffalo, U you can .wim and row, be .trong D. D. ClMk. p«tor. ^ OAK . '^ "^21i. 1981 the death an«al clap, on a wool hat purcha.*! in PUl- and active. Incorporated Sunday—S«iwi»y School at 9.46 *. On Jnna 2*. "«*;*"* °^ Board'adelphia. hamea... hi. Kentucky bay, But of the gentler gracaa lose not m.. monun* •em**/t " »''^**^ "•"l "^^^^or^on LSS-tfed rWebraaka com. with a Ver- s««bt; ,„ MANASSAS, VIRGINU Y. P. U. ftt «:46 »ad •v«iin« ••"«• Brother Corbin T1«>»PW»'«^'^ ,^^t hamea. and drive, out to hi. If you can dance without a erase tor at 8 o'clodt. ^^ ... a dancing. man,. He w« a «««"^-•£"ft,tt ^ ^m. cov.r«l with an Ohio a^ort^ze, Play without giving play too strong our Board, ^'J^'^^^^,, Vnd inTcnadl«, wagon. After wa.^hing Wedaotday—Pr«y« mmting at* 8 a hold, • . _,^^ . B«v. Bwaatt Grtauley'* Appo<«tw<«»» ma^ng on S^**?^ '"t;, J;u of down hi. .«PP« with a Buffalo brew, WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS th«r«e rchairma ready n•«-^**•» to *ey. • How•' *^. 2«t«el^g^i putP u p in New^ Jar^ ^^y bottle.^ ,^j he^ .it ^ . Enjoy the love of friends vrithout HatetMr's Mwoorial—a«ond »«i- romancing, . . ., _j VICTEOLAS AND-UBCORDS day. 8 p. m.! fourth Sunday, 8P-"»ri Broad RUB—Sawnd and lonrth WMr **";'r^^t£nli^Sr -W S SSford brick and ««oke. hi. briar Cmn f0* tha weak, the frteidlees and SPORTING GOODS "* '^ .*^^£t witin* Plpa made In ChiU. FteaUy, he erawU the old; daySf 11 a. n. *^**^ ^ !f?tf ^ 1«1 TvS tato a Grand Rapid, bid and U kept Mt HoUy—Third Sunday, 11 a. x^ U you can master Franeh and Greek •' ^ ^dSTct ftffilTISf awake by local dpg.. the on^ home and Latin. . . >. and Saturday precwltag. ^ ^ ,, , .erved the dirtnrt "^^'^^^ ^^odwA en the place; then he won- Summaiduck-Firrt Sunday, 11 •• Boarly t«i year.. HfrVJ''^J^I L. why he keep, pobr-why money And not acquire, as weU, a priggish FINE REPAIRING A 8PBCULTY m. and Saturday 9r*^^-. . ._.. to help in every ««<».«»•«««/« ^^^1^in hi.T«Z.lty-*hr >*. mien; , j w. J. A. G«»Uh«r^ '^>"Sr!!K!!?|t*» ^'P *" *^"l • w^r«? Aa dte-ti. Karee in hi. community. If you can feel the tou^ of silk anp Prwwhing wrvic. at the Woodbtnaj building of the w*"**^ «* .J* ^'i.\oh.«l to find." Mtin .nTaSTted Baptlat Churches R«. ^, ^ „«y wril be «Jd «< »««« that are m> bM to niia Without de.pi.ing calico and jean; GIVE US A CALL '. J. A. Golihew, paator: •--.^" t^ - ?"^ . ^"ed*i.i *—thf . aehooJa. NEW METHOD OF MAKING A If yoo oan ply a saw and use a ham WoodWna—Every Mcond Sun^y at SSJTt' we tjS £. bereav^i UWN n*_A^ FEW WEEKS ^^mer. ^ 11a.m. and 7:80 p.m. Sunday Schaol Can do a man's work whan the need at 10 a. m. Young p«>ple'. meeting **^I "'^.•"ST B^'^'hiT'lost one' A new. quick method of establishing' ^^ riST^b^occurs, "ked, without excuse every Sunday at 7:80 p. m^««P* "» ^"^^l ,Vl,l.f««mbers. and that stand, of wd on Uwn., and more e.pe- ^ ,tammer{ preaching day. Prayer meeting evary rf it. mo.t faithful »«»««!;«J ^; eially on golf gr«en. where the gra«! ^^ ^^ .,„„ ua«ri«idly a»dM^ and Wedne«lay at 7:80 p. m. in the home there is a vacancy «» ^ _,._ ^_ ..,„« ««»«i.... has. been worked slurs; t 11Ne aw. Hd i. .tripped at for dust; '• ETS. BEOCKETT, Acting Chairman a depth of approximately 1% inChea, If you can b« a friend and hold no and third Sunday at 7:80 p. m. which gather, in mo.t of the graas Oriandfr—Every fourth Sunday at 8 W. A, KIDWELL, Clerk. grudges, t root, with a. little dirt a. ponible. A girl whom aU Will love because EDDY REFRIGERATORS '' CHURCH or THB BBETHOTN . JUST A FEW THOUGHTS The Md. are run through a feed cut I , they must; Rev. B. B. Blongh, paator. Bav. i. ter which i. to arranged a. to rilt If aometime you should mset and love them into ribbons about 2 inches wide '' another ^^- -are an invctment. They are 8ub»tantiaUy M. Kline, aadatant. „ v i .. Suppose every dollar that goes out Cannon Branch—Sunday Scho the t eoontry.—^Weekly News Letter. T Room and Kitchen. EPISCOPAL town or his home industries and home Trinity Episcopal Church, B«v. A- merchants renunds ope of the man Maul Order* receive prompt attention. HEN LAID MONET t Stuart Gibson, rector. described in the following: Geo. D. Bak^ x*^^^^^^^^^^^*<^<*^>><^><*<*<^>*><^> ""Sunday School at 10 a. m. , "He gets up at the alarm of a CJon- The fabled goose that laid the gol First, Mcond and fourth Sundays at neettcut clock, buttons his Chicago den egg ha. nothing olt the chicken Undertaker 11 a. m., and third S\jndas at 8 p. m. suspender, to Detwrft overalls; puta on here that lays eggs with nickels in St. Anne's, Nokesville—First Sun a pair of ^ow hide shoes tanned in them. A housewife near Dublin got day at 3 p. m. and third amdayatll BlasMchusett.} rtmves vrith a Blichi- a niekri out of a hen egg she had AND UCENSBD BMBALHSS a. m. (Services in Free's wnwwoBi gan razor aharpesjed on a Penn.yl- b^k«a into a frying pan while cook Ue Ave^ Near C H, MaaMsas. Ya. since burning of church.) vania strop, and dries on a cotton ing a meaL—Harford • This tepat strtes: "Uabtob^ canaes •niM Sunday, 11 a. m. , .. , Fairview—SMond and fonrtti Son' moA of the fees in die rural <^"***s"?*\ 4^y., 8 p. m. AiwovEO ^^hthtndii^ thi^it isUrgety pwwatMte^ Weodlawn—Third Sunday, 8 p. ss. "G»*™»«R«*» tbe instaiatioB of ^ipnyvcd figbtang rods. .Greenwood, 11 a. nu Bradley, B p. m. The Reyfa«im4iiuitc«^49 Co. B«v. J. M. BMTs Appefaiteeate For SoBiiner Wear Are m De^^ Now Lower Prince William Omega, Bav. J. IL Bdl, pastor. FOR SALE iSY 11 a. m., Greenweod. And you witt be i^ to know that we have such a apleadid auortment aS^ ready for 8 p. m, PurcelL OUR REPBESENTATIVE 8 p. m., Bradley. your selecton. - • * • PBBSBTTE3UAN PERRY SULUVAN Mansst" Preaby*Miaa Chardi, B«v, Dresaea of imported Orgaay^ imported dotted Swias. imported Qini^iama and imi- BOX No. 125 TREDERICKSBDBG.VA A.B.J«aisoa,pwt-r. 10 a. a., 3m»^aT "-bwil. ported V•<< C^eas." Charmiiv yoothfol stjica of inq>orted Organdy. Many of titeaehav e the new eape 8 p. m.. "A Record of Victory." Pn^sr masting Wsdneaday «t 8 collar and vestee of omteaatiBg ahadee, toiaheded wi^ crtdwted battona and wide sa^iM. ''^tMBwood Chveh, ICnalfiBa. 8 p, B.—"The Lifting Pewsr at • ^The Ginghams are thidly ckedted effects, many made wiA ^icon pockets; caffs and Do You Want Cnas." coDar ot Organdy; otlwr Gingham are in pUin-taflned stgics, fiiiished with podcBta and ntonnYB BAPTIST Primitive Baptist Church. BUsr T. buttons. ._ „ 6 Daltoa, putar. Service? Servfaaa tnmrj third Sunday at 11 Smart styles, in linen Drssses, made in i^ain-taik»«d stytes, some slip-on styles. H If yo«r car IBB'I worirfng jort rlght^ yow imU^ee a. m. aad tiM SatBday ptsesiWac «» is abort feii»«ii* y«« J«l««'» make «»J»1£"J^ 8:88 p. B. ^DrMses of dotted Swiss, made with the new tonic skirt and surfdiee bodice, and edged bare, bring R •nm* «• the new Gaiage ani fJ^J" CNTTBD BKRDUBr Prinea WilUaa CIreait, B«v. 8. D. with i^ain C^gaady, teimmed witii aeoBopa. try^rtTWe wW fa m» we tafw hew »-— Skdtoa, pastu-. werih,yo*1l«rt««rfwi»««^rlesatthe Sunday, May 8—Aden, 11 a. m.; ICaaaaaaa, 8 p. m.; BwUmU, 8 p. m. -—^The colors are flrelly. mais, honey-dew, salmon, orange, toown, li^ Uue, green, f Di^rfb«ters far Lee Pimetora ftea* black and white, blue aad-whita, brown and white combinatkma. Siws; MIssss, 14 to » teed f«» M« ***rti^ *?Sw***" 1 Mrf Geedrkh Tires. Othw JAMES B. COLE years; Women's, 36 to 80 boat IdftoMie. FBSIAIB. 'INDBFBNDSNT BILU TA. ^SEAMLESS TUBS HONEY COMB RAWATOB— FUNERAL DIRBCroR AND GUARANTY FROOT-PKOOF—A NEW RAMA- LICSNSED BMBAUmt f'RICED AT TOR wrraocT COOT IF THIS ONI BURSIS FROM UTB LOn FBATDKEE FREEZING. A«y $10S5, $12J5, $14.95, $19.90, $25.00, aw $29.75 WEIR & BIRKETT KBABONABLB PEiCB SRALB IN ALL KINDS MAKILB KANN'S SECOND FLOOR OPPO^ DEPOT MANASSAS, YA. GR THX NKWS-BdMcriba for THI ^0UXNAL-4LM tha y«ar. -*^^Wg JOTONA. MANAflBA^L Vl»n.>». day it would be when h« came nUrcfa. I PAGBSIHE WE All BACKffi THE SOLDIERS IN THE ARGONNE-BIITm g houte agaln^-doar Johnnie «f the' Stars and Stripes. " "e, /Krmiatlee Day-do y«a remamber "flww Spk JoiiufcsVWlu Alwit Ik«' how we sang and shouted and beat gong, and rmngbellsT It was aU aver Wi«if«d Bl^k^«^ WMhuMcton ».yb. «.„ebod, had ».i,Ui<, hi. l^ —the borrnr and the misery wiSr ^^ '* ^"^^^t peace, Five hu„d«d "hon.e -».a^i.w" «.ldi.loldie„n *^ "^^-;: SST wHh the folded wing, and the radiant A Wd lilce ^diif •t«ndin» in a line in San FraadMo waiting for a chanee at a job. No—they don't put very big bask- lines «wr this sort of news wy nwre . "^* '*»»»'" Johnnie—"Home Almoat anx kind of a job—at al- A«»ln -wa could hardly wait for the mo»t anythinra waek. —there's too much of it ^ a • 3 h r < a oay. And the first regiment that From Maine to California, freu Thonsanda of th«m lUnding in ju«t tanded-were you in New York when ^»signal came-a troop .hip at Fire "H««e Again Johnnies," «t«lKlfaig In HER NlCt r-yw hosbaad. exactly aneh a chance—aU! over the Island—was there ever such a mad- TOR /M, 1ms for work, sUpping iirto an allay evar^tay tUag, United btatea of Amvica today. ' ««ofdeli^tT They got the news KPPEO uuV of the >i09s«. now and then to gnaw soma hard cmst I:; I LIKE'A"goo d drag. Thafa the good newa the Ameika/ \^1!^L '^^^-noJ*-**? knows how WHI8TUNQ LIKE . bfrj. UmioB ia giving oat at tba LMkm's o' bread, perhapa-ahambling along —tu—the birdas seemed to know itt JohnJoh*-: V ONE of those the waterfront, only h^ com«iou.^^e was ceming bo«nrwi ta Si ^ploymwit Agency today. WHICH ALARMED young wUe. ~HAT BATISFY. ,[ wha^t »jromg «. a««nd them, looking harbor of his ho«^Wnt,^-he^^ I wonder how manv rftw "k ' 7 ** **"* **" """^ "»"»' 'ookiog PSPECIALty'wHCN. again.in"" boyihavboys'Tve^aTte a lett«i SfromT Waahw'.T- "^t^^J^I^t ^^^: '^^^^4 ••bore—he was in the detention camp WHJCH CERTAINLY i Living d«w>tly in poor, bare," dian. ) ington in their pockata^ nice, polit*. -hurrah he was on the tnia for SHE FOUND she-i packed THE HEAL* brr^ieed, httle room»-waiting and hoping^ • • • fotaal letter, written months and •Home, Sweet Home." THE WRONG*i»acSage. month* ago, teUing the .oldier who S^rJh^r? ^^^ J«>hwie"^I won- "Good-by,"Good-bye, old O.. D. lid"-whalid"-wh. t fun FQR MAKING t^ea. wa. fairly aching for good newa that der what he really thinks of it all, he had beflowing the new so^^ B, AND INSTEAD ot oatmeal down deep in his heart liirwi if k^M„ VT "'• *** TRILL THEIR Bisea ,0, ^y^ hia application for compenaatloB JMMH HAD_ GIVEN hlsi birdseed. been received, and that it mvM be ^ In the hospiS. arout-lam. and '^^^ wt" "^^l?'"*"" SO LADIES, if tabby, attended to—in due time. BUT DON'T think from thl^ . C0E3 AWAY Wsmac. .^i*!tt''i"--_ ^ _,..nd.^ell-.hocked-p^'tre^he.„ «.cii-anocKea—poor . . .'. n':*mfrhoYpitaT..— —'~ "v»yi«n», n^o morZZe Letter*—^No Actios *nd lick and disillusioned, young in trying wistfully to understand foreign THAT EVE^RV g^. YOU NEEDM'T worry. Funny thing about those letters years and bitter-old in new bom ladc from Washington. of f aith_«, they die, day in and day of* k!~'* ""*** **" *'**^ '*"* ** **^ VOU HEAR whistling. ALL'S SWE'LU ^JU newspaper people from New out, and we st«>d by and see it, and But that was very long ago—two • • • York to San Francisco know them by the long line of graves are filling, flU- years, wasn't itt »v—»wo HAS NECESSARrtY. • • • heart ' ing^-and the mothers at home—they Today? ?^, ?">" '"T that Chsa. pray, too—and Waahington Ukes its W^. terflelds "saUsfy!^ TiSSi Almost any city editor in this toan- wJ^L""^**"* ^«f"'" Johnnie- BEEN ROBBtNQ the c^iary, tey could dictate one of them with time. • walks the streets looking ^or work, OTHER THINGS Ja.plre. ^^iJ.'"^ ^ ?''* one-uSt Sm ms eyes shut. 'Home Again Johnnie," what a light ae stands in line at the employment Wt he had when he stock his oliva tobaccos m it are of prime M- ^They're always bringing them iq •gency with a dull ache te his.^ THE ALMOST human male. ^n. both Turkish ^^SSDS: n the pockets of the men irtw kill to.»y Acommitted , Tb« I«di« of St P, free school system, Mr. Gflpin hM ington-iington—inliin liis pocket IT u^u '•. '^ """'••""*««."»« ~y»*^" withee comn.comb.,- ' «^f«P:zf^ t ""'«?htin g and suffering for us ? busbusy ygettin getting gread ready yfo for ra bazaar to be always been a patron and supporter !twM"HomrAgai!t WM "Home Againn Johnnie" tl«„r'+i,!.tl«„r'*^',lf"".^'. "".^"^ ^***^'^' '*«** they! ^f JohmuJohnnie Comes Marehin^g N'^ _« * th-—e J—•"paris"h ~~halli uona AuguwiAugust 11tl.: of the many progressive measuMS pickePicked ump, in« 11The hfTbfThw^ aSk.Z._^* J»S^ ^ •»*"* .'"»»'»*!1°^^'' * '«" «vo«^*^ da^^y and saltsah' f«»H*"«" Again"-poor JohmnV-l'd hate! Gainesville had an side Dr,-« Z ffc ,• }^ ^^^' I »n»w:kerel *)r Sunday. , I to start that song anywhere near tw Gaiwaville had an eariy morning, w^ch sought to aid. or expand tiUs fire on Monday, when the store and' *y«em in which be Is vitally lifter, entire stock of goods of Mr. Charles est^d. ntht^'^Si^'elSi^'^^rSt l\n^lL^^?Tr^ -^^^^ilf ^''^^-^^^^^^l Wood were burnt r there he was °k«kinrnk/. ^^ ^^'^ *« ^^ '*«^ •'•*'**^« "^^ f those.polite letters from Washing- Mr. G. G. Tyler has with him for! On leaving the University, Mr. Gil agai„.^^ii Jr« Si J^' ^ • ^''*" '" ^'^ »«* «" «» ta««=hes., *<*" *> *''«' pocket^-and nothing ebe pin engaged in farming both as owner chtL^^cheeks, "Home e Sn^SeAgaV Johnnie" " wiwith ?T'^ J«^e. %W York JohiS JZJ^ "Home ^galn JXS" t *'*""'«'• bis nepihew and name-' a iettar oomfromo AgaWashingtom Johnmn ei n vntbihs felloes wH* a snappy walk and a conldn"*''^"'*t rememb-—~t._^w th^ e -chorus. .""" ^ ^ke, Mr. George Grayscm Tyler, of and renter and today stUl foUows tha raggedpoeket » knowiiigair. Belair, Ohio. ., i same business. When he answered San F^ncisco Johnnie—what an GAINBSnLLE Mr: and Mrs. J. Edward Jordan his country's raU, he arranged to hfva It waa he they fonaid out in the park his larmiog operatidna continued ua. in Los Angeles, "Home Again John eye for the pretty girls he had, and went to Norfolk on Friday, where Mr , Jordan attended the Shriners' meet-( interrupted realizing that food would nie, wite the rough draft of a letter what an appetite for fighting—our' Mr. Richard H. Lee, Jr, motored help t-» win the war. to WMS;;*™ r V /" '^"^ ^^'boys , ^^'^ever y on*»«e of' them—outhem-^ur very *^« Washington, D. C to "Tht, Mg. They spent Sunday at ViiMnia Ur,nA^^r^ , T. ™»'—« -vagne, own, blood « own, blood of our Wood; tlah of «i«'i Hermitaue" recentlr«c«itl«y t*Ao visiJl t his par-Boach. ; Thourh a membw of the Goieral ' • Mr. and Mrs. James Utterback were Assembij, then in sessMn, Mr. Gilpin saiSSw/^*^"* «"«' »« h^art^-^oow could we even ffetend to' Mr. G. W. Davis an »«id-M#,heM prond everything, and | Uve with W. Davis and his Iwother, Washington visitors on Wednesdj^. patriotically declined to^vail himself them s« far away-^wfaat a I Haynes, and Mr. Leo K I J lu^** **'• ^^ ^'oH*" cele Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T.^Clarkson and of his exemption and^ entered the bratebratnrdi fluntheiVr birthday1..*-<.LJ s on f^ Fourth •ona motored from their home at aviation service and subsej.i,..M, _m-»^_wimSive. onr! T* .. ^.x.^"^ ^^ ., . ^ that we bespeak for him the cordial at the sam«p,e« t)mame»- a lettelettJtar from^ he^fs*t«rt«r y by motor for their ho«e,'cTL^ ^^' "^^ In mind that support of our fellow-democrata «t son. Kobert, at Weyer. C*ve, stating •ccoB»p«ite•cconywrited by Mr. w«andi Mrs. Ampb^^f^J^^Anmfc! J^ ^^*°°^ enters, her aggressiv.e Virginia. He will most assnadty they tod had no rain ainee M^, md lett *^,"»d progreamve,son, Hon. Kenneth N. meuore up to the h^^best atandaida DalysTpnic ~*****'— waa m a fa*4 esnttioB. Miaa I^aace. Thornton, of Panama.! S?"^ J?1 .*^"'*^ •*** ^^'*" of the clBcc he ac^a. In hia Ma"» f irtio attended school at Buena\^ I °^" *"*''**''^-<'«'««»- «»«• be has more than mads good. GET ACQUAHITBD WITH THIS €»EATEST S1BEN6TH It ia with c HEALTH BUILDEK Mr. mad Mrs. William Gm«tt | !T"^' ^'" "^ ***" aeaskm, Mr. mead him for higher honors. Bte type is needed in piU>Uc Ufa. Mrs. Ladan SissM., of bdnm Head, Mias Katie Low haa returned to ^" '"*"***'' '<*«*^ '•« ^ <«=» Ajwwrferful tastekss, natritire fwaah of Cod Liver ex- (FTMB eftorial ia The Oarin Cooatr t»^wl«. MBH, Wild Cherry. Gly«^ HypoplK«,S^iSi ««., recently visited "W danriiter *«»«»ore, afiw a vWt to bw father " **'«»'» "^o* the mott pt^alar Mrs. W. W. Comwell. ""«««'• wxi'alstw, Mr. Andrtw Low and lOsa '•?*^ but one of the moat aetiv* Courier, Berryvafa,^ Va.) ^i^^ i»«rvou8 and bodify na-down, disotdcnd stoat. Janet Low. "^ ""jaad naefuL Mr. John Riley andv&mily mobwd ov«r from Indian He^d, .pe«lii« « Mrs. W. D. Bak«', who haa fceoi I ^ •« »•* on the Committeea of Fl- •• »»tter bow gtr^or M WW*, ii SBbject to; ^ few days Witt Mr. HOay's r^i^vaa . Ill, following an operatien at ••"*°^ AppropriatJoas aad Roads aad here, m revtc to Wimutoa. P*nnbu Hospital, Washsigton, ,>„ I ^ a large hand in shaping waay pre- 22? I«hU«ble Md tostoless Tonic » food to your f««isiied ast Friday, is slowly impraving greaaive measorea oaaaatiac there- Mr. Gilpia u opposed to wiy State Mra. Ella Graadataff, of. Monads- ?^ '^''^ are aow o^ oar statute B^ O. C. Hutehiaon the «r»t of the WMk. ,^ addition, he waa a member of Mr Gil]ria haa always favorad a Jt^^* f ed UiB* 3«wr dnwfet aui „cplshilt iettor. Ask • Tr"A'**H»n«»«».o'I''w«tRoyal,.** Le«i»lative ffijiway Commisaioa bu«taea».Uke and eeonoade atbaiaia. i Order of PuMieatiea. »«»« gaest of Min Lillian mteh- "*** aapped oot the State-Fedenl tratioB of SUte affairs. mstribatod by TO CATHERINE WHETZEL: »*»• i ffighway System wUeb waa to reeciv* Mr. Gilpin -having served on moat Mlaa Katherinc Peters has ret«Bed i ^•''•**' *^'' *ta.rq»ort waa adi»ted of^f^j?'!.^^'' "'"*'*^ ^**- • tract of the important committees ia the wJS.1 ^Li*"* "*""* o' Catherine «rom a visit to Catonaville. Md. j ••»•**" its eirtfrsS2f'' «2**'n"'S^ 106 H acres, de- Mr. Oay Bayjy, ei DelaplaBe, ia the; Having been educated at the Da*. iwoad knowledge of the admiaistxa. ir22?_2..i'y Commisaiwier's Books M2 W. 4€tll SL ^ I2*e*jfc. (^rtavPttaB. • , i»«*«re< VIntala, tieheadof ate tioa of tfce Sutea •^- ' NEH-YORK crrr w*tol Dtetrict, Pmice William COOT- Jfc. SmpsoB Baekley, of Washing.' 5, Virginia, was sold on the 1st dav J\^J^««» "•«««», Mrs. Mary of Jam^, 1912. for delinquent taxes. E. Boekley. ^:]*r'"*««lt andcoatTto the Coil ^•w^^of Virgfa«, airf .ppii«. Campaign Headquarters WNNIBVILLB I • V w m 2^^ V the purehase ther«rf haa been Murphy's Hotel, Si SL**"* ^f^ V^ ** appearing Richmond, Va. nwn the records of tfiis office that voo The MiimieviUe basebaU team i^ are interested in said land, you ai« oently defeated the BtmitaviBe team! 7 to 6. i niontha from the date of tUs notice. Sold at Mrs. Miaaie Hammoad and ehUdren ba'e retOHMd ta Baltimore, after ofjSmT'^'*^*^^^ ^«wda paraats. Mc aad Mra. J. W. ^'S PHARMACY „ . GEO. G. TYLER, parMto. Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. BaOey. MANASSAS, YIKGINIA Cl«rk of the Circuit •>»• Medford. Massacliusetto. • v. Ill.M, UAmVTA Lewis lulled the ofiices. A motion to about forty per cent, cf the total meetln* will begin at make tht dues 10 coats a month in FORMER STUDENT stead of 15 cents was offered and laid on the table fcr action at the next WRmS OF SCHOOL meeting. GLOTMS The quastion of finishing the ma least -•«Jf»,'^:^^,^fy;Ch George E. Spnrill. of North C.rolm^ cadam road to C«ntreville was dis Says Manassas Gets More Out of gima. There w, »«»"':^/:^._"^„ | j,^ ^^ ^^^ to-assist in the mert- cussed and the Grange was urged to High School Tlian She more wealth ii> «*««> «t«t« t*""* *" mg. Rev. Mr. Spruill is «n evangelist support the movement. Virginia and this makes the income to of wide, experience and recogflised Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wakefield and GREATER SHOWS Invests in It. be devoted to school work still daughter, of Quakertown, Pa., were ability. greater. In some of the Southern visiting in the neighborhood during The Woodbine W. C. T. U. will meol^ To the Editor of the M»nMW« JOBT. sUtes, too, where the negro popuU- the week. .ttrrrisk ,flliyittracHonr on" Sunday immediately aftwr the Sim- nal:— tion almost equals the white, the Although there has been any day School. It is my desire to bring to the atten- ^hool Ux is more than twice that of amount of .r«>n '<" t^* P*,'* *•* *^y*' 1^ Trie fare lion o-_f the peopl. . e of H«n«»»" •"<' j Prince William. Ball playing seems to be the ordar the excessive heat remains with us in vicinity certain facts which have,b«en And yet Manassas High ranks of the day wi«i the youngsters. spite of refreshing showers. xery fw^efully impres»ed upon me. ahead of many oi these better financed Little Ruth Wheaton, daughter of A party of eight went down on the These facU concern our school*, of schools! It is a marvel of personal Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wheaton, who river in Stafford for a week's camp. whicti we' have every reason to be service and self-sacrifice on the part was operated on for appendicitis, 1* The party consisted of Messrs. Joshua proud. 1 of the present principal and the pres- improving. ., .. Buckley, Robert Buckley, Robert In 1918, while doing substitute | ^^t jorpg of teachers that this hand Mr. Horace Inscoe and family, of Cross, Wyckliffe Buckley, Lewis work in Salem (Mass.) High School, injj has been mainUined. But there Washington, were guesU of Rev. and Qwigg, eVmon Wright and Alfred i, sthocl of about 1,25)0 students, I ;» a limit even to the power of service Mrs. J. A. Golihev on Sundsy. Mr. Taylor, all of Cliftcn, and Mr. f. E. was very much surprised to find that ^nd Manassas is face to face with the Inscoe's fatbefi mother *nd two sis Haines, of Manassas. _ t!ie diploma from that school would probability of Icsing this standing, ters were also in the party, which A carload of melons was wrecked not admit its students to any college thig unusual opportunity of an educa- came in a big Maxwell touring car. last Friday night near Fairfax and in the United States, but that they tion^or her children. It has been CLIFTON the boys and .men of tliiB section were required to take special examina- i,^i\t at the cost of years of tireless reveled in watermelons for a day or tions at graduati stem as any in this country, teachers in the United States is keener last days. FURNITURE yjt we have several students who have ^ow than ever before and a large per- He is survived by his wife, who was (ione satisfactory work at Cornell, and cenUge of High School teachers are Miss Cora Carper, cf McLean, three- be th Wisconsin and Harvard have ac- incompetent. Manassas i^ blessed children and a number of gAndchil- AND STOVE cepted, as satisfactory, the subjects ^ith good ones, but they remain only dren. 15 Hl6H CLASS^JtTTRACTI0N^15 offered for admission by students of because it is their home and their Mrs. Beasley has returned from our school. school that they work for, and not Wisshington, where she had been for, STORE.. 5* BIG RIDIN6 DEVICES- 5 In addition to this, students are on account cf th^r small salary. Most two weeks for special medical treat really prepared to do work of a col- of theni could easily double their in- ment. lesre grade when they leave Manassas comes by moving to city schools, where The Grange met at the home of 8th afld K Streets, N.W^ 2-BANDS^«»^ FREE 4cT^-2 High School, while this is not true of there are countless opportunities, Mrs. M. E. Quigg Tuesday evening. WASHINGTON, D. C. 1 many graduates of other accredited. The facts stated above have been schools. Many of the students, who carefully verifie<} and arc cchserva- entered coHege with me, frWn schools tjve in putting the -situation before which, were accredited found it tery you. I feel that the people do not difficult to keep up with their college know how little they are patting into work because of poor preparation. A their schools in contrfiit with other number were forced to leave college pim,^^ ^nd how much they are getting without a degree, while no graduate | ^yt of them in contrast with other of Manassas High has beea fOieed to places. As one^who faaa many ttmeS leave for this reason. congratulated himself on being a grad- It becomes evident, then, that „ate of Manassas High School, whifc Manassas High School is not only »n competmg ^th th* gradnates of th« A grade schcol, but that it is excep- jj^st high schools of many large cities, tional in its excellence, since it j^t me urge yonr unlimited financial achieves what many larger, better gup^x^rt fcr the sake of your cMklren financed and equipped schools fall to g^^ t}j<^ who wfll come after. Fhnrt do. This is because Manassas High reack It aljd then work for a repeal School requires, for graduation, that a ^f the *tate law which limits the tax student pass the examinations given f^^ school purposes to $1 w a man whose car is a States, and recognized by all as set- jg Sommra' St., hMyy with him. He knows just why it's ting the standards for schplarBhip in Medford Mass. Y secondary schools. ManaMaa is prob-^ the best little old car ti^erei s of hs d^s. alply the only hifeh school in Virginia ' . KOPP •w+iich makes this requirement, for | , . And hell stand up for that car e^eacet the most of the otJier schools are content Com is looking fime through here wcnid in aiq^ kind of anivr^umiaitl to reach the standard of the Southern after the recent rains. Associatirai, and do not "hope to achieve A children's program will be given a^ that of the. nation-wide group. ^t Bellehaven Church Sunday mom- This exceptional standard of oar i,,^ Preaching service will be held iii Year by year an inoreasing numbwr, of m^ school is important, not only to the.ti,^ afternoon. fe^ the same way about U. S. Tires. graduate who wishes to enter college, jjr. and Mrs. G. W. Storke and chil- but also to those who go direcOy to ^reT>, of Washington, were Staday " For a while they may try "jab tot" ftaff, the business wcrW. There are few guests of Mrs.'Lu D. Dcnofaoe, "barsains." "Wg discounts** and "rebate*" business men OP organizations who are Hisses Viola and da^tie Cole'and not familiar with the standards of the Messrs. Arvin Groves and Allen Mas ^ But usually it doesn't take long £ar a man fo General College Entnuice Board, and seliiian, of Washingto*. motored to aenw the epdziomF-of the standard quality ^n. who do notf recognize in tHem good, MIM Cole's former home here tar the U. a TUBES n* aaaas siaadsBl o^-aoal^ practical preparation fcr the business, ^rede-end. butt iNo «^a tfm^u^ For years U. S. Tfre outers have be«i buSd- political, and social duties of life. MT. G. L. Jamison, rural carrier. iVU^tiam, tog qoatity t^e^ for stass tire uaen<^for the car Loss of this standing would not only ^ho recently underwent a serious^ •V limit the coUegea ^rtiieh wr grada- operation at a OuttlctteBviHe hos]^I; (rf'medium or light weig^ no less ^ail far the ates could attend and make work in j, y^jj ^ j,„^ tia«^ heavy car. college difficult for those who did .jj, j^„ Lansford and daughter. enter, but it would take from aH the Miss LuciHe. of Smithadd, vUited Mr. The tire buy^a jof mm^v^ biive'' re^cctided advantage, which they have hi tiw i^nnsford's biotliers and nsters veur widt a migbtsr 0. iL Tire iblkgwing. outside world, of recognized enM^tioa- {^^^ Sunday. ally high standing. | Mr. Harry Holmes, of near Manas^ But Manassas does not owe her ex- su.vnt* Sunday guest of Miss Mknd ceptional schools to the money she is Norman. The U.S. Tire makers meet^he r»> putting into th«n. Financially, the ^„ j_ j Mnrphey returned to sponabiltty for to;^y!ng this natiaa> school has been numiBg beWnd dar-1 ^„i,injton Tneaday, after spending inp the past few yea«, and the in- geveral days at her husband's formei' wide foOowkif ^iridt Characteristic crease in the school tax, of from fifty -^j,^ hen. .energy. cents to sevens cents on the thousand,; Mr. M. C. Holmes has been visiting I^Tmety-two U.S.Factory Kanchea is barely enough to nn the schcol as relatives at Kopp tar aboBt ten day*. it is at present, to say nothing of pay- Mr. and Mrs. A. Allison, ot Wadi- are estidiiisfaed. covering the eotim ing off the present debt In addition ingtoj,, were week-end gwats of Mr. cpuntiy. " to this, a sobstaidia} increase m the |^^ Mrs. H. L. Tobbs.' • enrollment is expwrtcd for next year. Jfe. J. S. Stories nia«le m bu^neM Find the U. S. Tire dealer fvbo Since every seat is now taken, addi- ^rip to Qnantieo lloBday. haattmrnttfOtionoSserringyou. Yoo tional equipment is needed to, meet Misses Bettha and COat Wooifcn- win know him by his full, completely this incrcase. It becomes apparmt i„ ^j^ UtmnJfhaum mpA KiitauA sised line of fresh, live U. S.Tire»— that at least one department must be Woolfenden spent tiie wMk-end ia cut oat of Manassas High School next Washiactm. viaitiai' i^a«i««s an* quality first, and the same cfaoioe fall, unleas additiona] funds arc raised, friewfe. ^W («• Oa TtnMjr of SUM, t^eadaodlypeas in tbefa%^ How it is possible even'to approxi-: Messrs. Lawicaee MoonAjoy and gcttdtieaortbelaHi / mate a compete high se^od on this Bryan and Catea Moman atttended m a*.T>rm.' meager tax is a raarrd to nte. Out [ ^u^gt grven Priday evMdac at tiw of the for^-eight states of the Union,' IMSM of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. BHcgs, Virginia stands forty-second in ex-. ^ Minnieville. penditorea for her schopls, a disgrace • i ' in. of her people. Among the eoontisa of AIITO PADTTING United States Tiras th* state. Prince William stands t»r\ **Jr *M*s«*»s« below the average in SMney p«t !•••' "• • her schools. Teachers' saUrisa are Aatoe and Carriages of All higher in ahnost every cecoity tiian Paiatcd. Satiafactkw " they are in Prince William. Look for CaO aiiig«t prkcfc United states H Rubber CjDiii|>ai^ a moment at the school taxes paysd in other communities—Methnen, Mas- sachtMetts, pays $11 on the thousand to her schools. It is tr«e that in this J.ESLUSHER town assessed values are low, bat even Bad of West Street, Opposite SUele'a taking this into consideration, they MANASSAS, \1RGINU C B. ROLAND Haymarket, Va. pay ftom eight to tea tiiaea as raoeh toward their schools as the peeyle of GET THE NEWS—Snfaaerfbo &r Prince William. The school tax in THE JOURNAL—11.6« the yea*. 'jMW^ W«MA^ MAWAflSAfl Vl«^m>n,> i THOMPSON WILL FILE© fAGEJSLEVMS TRUSTEE'S SALE OF Brtate of L«Ue Dmirj Pro^Mar VALUABLE TOWN v«iu«d {• sxMM of iie»,oee^ PROPERTY AND ONLY BIG SHOW THIS YEAR (WMfainrton SUr) MACHINERY A certtfied copy of the wiU of Cor- MB ThompMn, proprietor of the IJnder and by virtue of a certain MANASSAS ShMwi dairy, who died taat month deed of tnut. dated February 1, wig •t bk farm, in Prince William eooaty. t«corded in De«i Book 70, at foUos y«., haa bw iiw hew. The Amer- «0-401.rfthelandr«K,rdsofP^« TUESDAY- lean Swority and Truat Company han wiiiism County Clerk's OflSce Vir- . to« «J^iaed to act a. executor ia Vlr- »>n>a, whereby the hereinafter de i Jr^lJf "•" "* •^n>ii«tration, with scribed property was conveyed to the ir VACATION DAYS are here .gain, and how gted the will annexed, have been «ranted Undersigned trustee and Charles F i there to Thomaa E. Keith. Ancillary Oiggu, co-trustee (the said Charles F are the Idddi^a. Little journeys are now in ori«, tatter* were granted by Chirf Juatiee picnicking aod down to th» "ol« swimmin' bote.", Digg* having removed from the sUte McCoy to Mr. Keith to cover the latm- ^Virginia and District of ColumbU) II We w<»'t «iway. be aWe to go with Hum, but we' «ty of the eeUU in the Diatrict Mr. oy The Quantico Company, Inc., to j^th (ave a bond of $120,0phew, District, Prince William County. Vir- and, should he not buy tiie dairy, an Kinis, on additional sum equal to one-fifth tiie price received from the sale. Mrs. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13,1921, Annie HerreU, a sister, is to have |600, at about noon of that day, the follow- 25th ANNUAL TOUR OF AMERICA'S and a like sum is given to ^ brother, mg Iota, or parcels of land, with the Arthur Thompson. James A. Fling improvements thereon, to-vrit: ' FOREMOST TENTED ORGANIZATION mi employe, is given 1500, and John A Lots seven to fifteen, both inclusive SAUNDERS' MEAT MARKET Biley and Ernest Thompson, also.em in Block Sixteen, of Section A, of sub Never before such a galaxy of Acrobais, ployes, $300 each. The remaining In division of Quantico, of record in Deed Riders, Equilibrists, Contortionists THSSANCTAI^Y WAY come is to be paid to the two daugh Book 68, page 33, of the Clerk's Offlce Gymnasts and Aerialists HANASSAS :: y^^^^ ters, each of whom is to have the right aforesaid, said Block being bounded by to dispos*.of one-half the estate by Broadway, Second Avtmue, litUe SPECIAL R. R. TRAIN 20^LOWNS-20 h*r will. ^ Hunting Creek and several Alleys and the Railroad, Until a sale of the business ia made, • All ot-Block Sixteen A. in said sec- the trustee is directed to pay th—e 1 ^, ^' ®* «'«»•««« sub-division, in- widow $76 per month for her « ife.r|duding the electric light and power tenance. plant thereon, which said block is The estate is valued in excess of bounded by the railroad. Little Hunt THE BEST AMERTIStNfi nO0,00O.. Attorneys Barbour, Xeiei, ing Creek, and several alleys, includ McCandish itnd Garnett repre«eni the ing all machinery, in said electric light execntor. w and power plant bmWlng. together with a franchise right to operate the COMES FROM OUR CUSTOMERS • - TELL YOUR WIFE said plant with all existing lines and A connections, etc., and the further r^ht AH ARMY OF PEOn£ A CITY OP CANVAS If you are in trouble or a diflfcul^ to extend such lihea vriien necessary • teU ycur wife—that is, if yon have to accommodate new connection, etc., PosmvELY TW ONLY^ aioSr^ S and the further right to do any and COMING THIS SEASON ,^J!P^^ DIVIDES-IIEVai DlSM>POINn M FREE EXHIBrnONS on Shim Gro«ids at O ^1*0 and 7K)0 P. M. stmcts are quicker and kfeener than aTd Po^ PUii ^ SfStb 'i ParforBUBcw 2K)0 end SKW P. M^ O iii V . ^f*** OP*« 0»« Hoor Earliar T "«ag»oo Ratif on dl R. R. for the Bv H«.to the State Corpor-' N we would go farther, .nd advised '*^ -"RE^RCES W. A. SMOOT & CO, Inc. to keep none of^his affaini secret from Loans and discounts __ $96.96.121 ' C her. Many a home has been happily Overdrafts, unsecured .;.;"" "^^242.2 1 ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA. saved, and many a fortune retrieved ^^^^^'^^ °^- by a man's full confidence in his "bet same ».„ ter halt" Woman is far more a seev 14,486.71 Furaitine and fixtares.'".!" 1,340.00 and prophet than a man, if she have a Cash and due from banks.. 14,664.06' aaieUJHBER AND BUmiNG MATEBAIS fair chance. As a genwal rule, wives confide the minnteat of their plans ^'^•-xiABEiiSEs:'^^-^^ and thoughts to their husbands; hav ing no invWvemwits to aaem from sTrSi^ '^^ ^^ ^- $10,006.00 them. Why not reciprocate, if but for S^^i^'^pi.fisrT,.- ^•^•«' *he pleasure of meeting cMifldence amoun_ t paid for interest, with confidence? We are eertam that WviJST-sIs and taxes ._,„.. 2479.911 no man succeeds so well in tkm world ^*'lve is nevw free from aittdew — «««ndoah ViUley. ^r—^ ^BOm, State ot YitwIpS, S IV Paper witli die Inyitiiig Texture Sprinkel'. Tire Works r % (lose of bnsiness on the iottTd^ THE "MIKACLB MEN" fi^teyP^bel^ef."* '*-*«' -^ tothe Kgfat. Note its trsMh Sprtakd BidMbig, Mala Street MANASSAS, VA. Uncle Sam has a force ef •'Miracle Tbea otwcrve the water SMVk—«knf »i_ c E. P. DAVIS, Men" at worit in his big bareau of year giBdanoe and protectioa. ^~«" «•« «» TY80N REH), ,,^^«»J»^«ftperljthe choice of S Jack is not trying to fool anybody. agent's ofBce June 24 was made. A^ When he's hit, he admits it. Ha was this meeting it was decided to hold hit hard three time* in that saeond the county rally and picnic on the fair round and is glad that h« was Utf tba grouada. Meaars. R. L. Lawis, Saipoal Harley, George McDonald and Harry L,"*^^"*™* ^sn«r won ^.A Base Ball Team second time. It is ah old atory and Hundley are te see that .vervthineTerythinTg ?'" *" **>• ^^-V^ trudgeon and has happened before, but baeause it first place in diving at the swimming occurr«l in the Pempsey-Carpentier is retidy by the date named—August 12, the regular meeting day for both meet recently held at poocher College, fight, and Jack tall* it himself, it is a Baltimore, Md. Miss Wisner, whg is brand-ae« story and a good one. the county 'armers' union and the woman's auxiliary. vice-president of the Athletic Associa Here la how he describes th» punch tion of the college, was one of the sensations he experienced during that Plans are being made for a big rally and picnic. All thosa who have been fourteen seniors admittad to the Phi blizzardly second round which came Beta Kappa fraternity this year. Hw" mighty close to making a pugilistic invited to apeak have accepted the inviUtion. Mr. I. W. Hill will not mother, Mrs. Wisnar, will be remem history that would have pleased bered here as Miss Carri^ Roseberry. France almost as much as the triumph sail from Europe tu4N July 22, but he in the recent big fight of anotho- kind assures us he will be hire. The pres over there. ident of the county union has received Jack Was Caught Napping a measage from the state president, "He caught me napping wljen he Hon. A. B. Thornhill, saying that he PrdbyteiianQiurdi will be present, and it is quite evident leaped in with that first right-hander, BEV. A. B. JAMISON^ Paat» and it was a whale of a punch. I, that Mrs. Calvin will be here. All those who enjoyed meeting and hear proved then and there that I could Sunday, July 17, 1921 tak^the best wallop without falling. ing Mr. 'Hiomhill last August will But the punch knocked me dizry. I have the pleasure of hearing him 10 A. M., Sunday School was punch-groggy |uid no mistake. again. 11 A. M., \'The Lifting Power «f a But it knocked me off my balance, Posters are being made and will be droM" and before I could get steadied he sent all over'the country. It ia the 8 P. M., "A Record of Victory" crashed another one right on to the intention of the organizations <^ the •'i same spot—the old chin button. Funny county to have as big r^resentation At ihe Greenwood Church Saturday, July 16th thing. That second punch couldn't of the county people at t^ lylly as At 3 P. M., "The Lifting Power of a K e. have been as hard as the first; it possible. Croea" simply served to shake me up and The next meeting of the woman's brush the cobwebs from my briiin auxiliary will be held the. second Fri There ,w«ri cobwebs there, too; I day ifi Sq>t«nber, as the rally wUI be 6USINGSS LOCALS freely confess that I was not close to held OB the dat* of the Aogost mwt- EASTERN DIAMOND a kaeekont or anything like that, but I iBR-, was somewhat scrambled up. Such a One Ceitf a Word. Miaiiima, 2Se CATEARPIN thing happened before—the first Furnished rooms for rent. Apply punch having a man groggy and the Admission, induding tax, 25c; Ladies, &:; Chil second one bringing him to. That was Misses Mae Lynn and Ikimonia ^^- ®'"*'**^ **^^ »-' exactly what happened in my case. Pattie are enjoying a trip to Norf«* y„ Rent-Th«e unfaraiahed room. dren under 12 years old, 5c When tiie second one landed and shook M '"'^t' , i. r, , T. J.^PP^y Mrs. M. y. Conner, Main St me into a realization of what wa^ Mr. Charles F. Brower, of Round - ' •"*""" coming off, I was aU right He ataifted Hill, spent Sunday with, his parente.j High, grade Comb Honey for sale. the third one with n»y head clear, and Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Browar, and was Louis P; MeUott, Catlett Va. 8-2* I head-slipped it so thAt it landed^gh accompanied home by his sister, Mrs.; -,_ • up on the head instead of on the jaw. R. H, Willis, and chadren, of Roanoke, [ For Sale—Seven-room house with First Game GJIed at 2 O'clock Then I rushed into a diiKh and was who have been visiting her*. i 16 acres of land, iocated in Prince safe. I dont Uiink I waa in serious The fiv«-year-old danght«r of Mr.' William county about 1 mile soutii qf danger, and believe that if I had gone and aSrs. E, Winegourd, of Bushy Occoquan. Apply to *MJss Maude I. down (I could Jiave got up and won, Park Farm, was carried to a Wash- Carr, 28 Rhode Island Ave., N. E^. / COLORADO but then a fellow does not c^e to get ington hospital on Wednesday, suffer- i Washington, D. C. 8-3 ^ that close to glove disaster. It ia too ing from ia fracture -'i . ^, risky with a puncher like Carpentier. injury was sustained from a severe' White Barbar over Po^ Room will y UTAH SALE "From then Cn I was careful and he fall, when the little one's head strvKk be glad to serve you any hoar, day or could not hit me with that right H« a rock. ni^t Work guaranteed. Etevid CALIFORNIA Messrs. J. D. 'Harrover and S. A. Kelley, Manassas, Va. 8? At Arrington Place tried some awful nasty nppercuts J^ with the right, but I always avoided Mbss have recently ptBKhased #crd those. They carried tremendous pow. touring eats. Tot Sale—jB'ord touring car in good WESTERN er, too. It was with a straight right Missei>xu>.csa Louisuiuue iiynaLynn,, oif iaanassasManassas, ^on^t^on- Apply J. J. Conner, Ma- that he nai}ed me. "Hie appetents I and K«therine Ayres, of Stone House, «>*»««. Va. ~ 8-2 NORTH solved riglrt from the onts«t. ' were reeoit guests of Miiw Marjwie —1~ ." — "Anyway, that Is my story of the Brower. I *^?'' Sale—Seven-paasenger Mitchell CAROUNA second round, and will go down into The Burgess chiMren, of Wasting- ^f*"*** «*•; exceUent condition; new history, as it is absojuely a true one ton, ktre visiting at the hoaie of their ^^^^'' *'^^P- ^V^ Edith M. Davis. Having decided to s^ my store and household goods, on ac- as I remembered it I just had a few Traodparents, Mr. and Mr». C. E. Eli- ~Z1 —^ •—— HEDUCED S^n?„re* to Washington to live, I wiffoflfer for Stelt Jublfc bad seconds. All the rest of the fight son. Wanted—House fbr smaD family, 6 SUMMER RATES ^^ ?n *•" Jboje-named date at the Arfington property, on the I was master of the sitnaK jS^l"^*^ I»«f«rred. Ad*e« Gainesville road. Manassas, the foUowing pfeireonal property: think I could have finished it mere tj«'s faatily have recmtly been on the!— — •» quickly had I tried to hurry. !.«» ?i^ 8tove8,'4-bur&er oil stove, dining table, six dining ehairs, sick Ust For Sale^A Bargain—Abont 20,000 lard press and sausage grinder combined, Maiding trough, several "Carpentier was formidable enough Mrs. Arthur Ashton and iafknt aon, 11*^ "fj"?^' f?««y ^J^,^' *»*' to make me fight with my teft shoal SOUTHERN stands and wash stands, wash bowls and 2^h«f. 200^11? jS^ tl Washington, are^yi^tiag Mrs. Aah- fj^ ^^f^^^^^^^^^^^ der bunched up te prctect my jaw.^ I ton's mother, B(rs. Kmma Aken. I quantities, seyen^stonelttB andmiflc pans, two 9xlTeoagoteam lS«J, ^^' market, V^ BDSt ft GILUSS. 1^. ^in^^ and mattress wood« Jbed, butcheSig stoveT^veral did not do that for Willard, for Bren- 7-4 RAILWAY SYSTEM cooking tables, 2 ifressers, laiKe safe, and other articles to ' you stands aa my vwsion of the M. Umeh k Co. 28-tf For Sale—Eflrd house <9posite stormy period I had in tba laqafaei Coarthouae. Comer lot «a Great ave- round as I reatembcr it." Bargaiaa—MeCormick Mowtt, one »"•• Make crffer. Jno. H. N^aoa, S.E.Barg«M.D.P.A. 401 Ctdondo V&t-, WaAii^toB, D. •MANASSAS CLUB KNTnTAIIfED ^^G.^^»l house on buildings of the district. Sixe of Saturday, July 16, 1921, to ainwiat bmlding. 31 ft by 34 ft For any techers for t*e term 1»21-12 aVffto SANITARY LUNCH _ other information needed apply to any receive bkh for fumirijing wMd <^ ^booh. By o«tar rfffcTfchSi DowB bt the Oy DepoT VkgWa • '"^^.°' V^ board. The board re- . BURKE & m ?^** *^* "•f*'* *• raiect any er all MANASSAS, VIRGINIA O • bida. Address aU bids to The*. J. •10 Woolfaatei, Oark, B. 8, Briatow. Va.