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The Busx Woman,s Club.

The Busy Woman's Current Events
Club held it's first meeting last Mon.
day evening, with a good attendance,
although it had been announced on
such short notice. Miss Dabney spoke
of Marines, and Mrs. Pickering, presi.
erence to the election and the Unusual
Independence of the voters-labor.
progressive, suffraglst, and "hyphen''
who refused to be delivered" nv
bosses. Miss Dabney mentioned ~
one OF the important recent discov-
from soft coal. The hours talk on
current events and discussion OF cur
rent literature, which will begin
promptly at 7:45 o'clock next Mon.
day evening, will be followed by q
social hour OF music and recitations.
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woman's Alliance.

The woman's Alliance OF All Souls
Church will hold their annual bazaar
and Christmas sale at the New Will
Christmas sale Will open Monday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock with dancing and
cards. Tickets admitting one or two,
one dollar. There will be an all day
day, for which there will be no ad
mission fee. Children's hour from .
TO 8. Tickets and card tables may be
secured OF Mrs. l.. l.. Morrill,. 1871
Kilbourne place. Other members OF
the committee In charge are Mrs. C.,
+. Robbins. aiss Catherine Z. Newton
and Mrs. Caleb \. Miller.
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FEDERATION NEWS
OF M0NTGOMERYCO.
Clubs OF Nearby Maryland
Towns Have Definite
Lines Of Work.
Home Interest club. T.Iom. PARK.

The Home Interest Club OF Takoma
Park held its November meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Skinner, with con-
tributions for Mrs. Means linen closet
as roll call. After parliamentary drill,
routine business, and three.minuto
talks on Argentina, Mrs. Eggleston
gave an Interesting and exhaustive
paper on The Girl Scout Movement"
subject on which she In we'll
recognized authority in Washington.
Mrs. Wight followed with n talk IN
The Boy Scout Movement" On Fri
day: November ~. the club gave n
1000 sale In the interest OF the Com
munity Club house fund.
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address was made by Mrs. Alice
Thatcher Post, who told OF the plans
OF the Feis committee for an interna
tional organization.
The name Single Tax League OF
the District of Columbia was chosen.
and Charles Sumner Davis was elected
president: BENJAMIN r. Lindas. vice
PRESIDENT: Sidney Evans, secretary:
Mrs. Harriette Hilton King. treas
urer. A committee to draft the con.
stitution was appointed, consisting
of Elias J. Dakin, Benjamin =. Lindas.
Walter I. Swsnton. Mrs. Jessie l..
Lane, and Miss Flora Raymond.
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woman's single Tax Club,

\, The Woman's Single Tax Club and
.She Tax Reform Association held a
'3oVnt meeting at the Public Library
on Friday evening for the purpose or
forming a District branch of The Ma.
tional Single Tax League, which is
being organized throughout the
fund commission, which will expire
on December 81, 1919. The principal
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silver spri.s cooperative society

The Ladies' Cooperative Society Of
Silver Spring met at the home of the
treasurer. Mrs. Herbert Cisse1, with
MRS. w. y. Newman presiding. The
committee appointed to work for the
placing OF signals near the schools
Silver Spring reported progress, with
the outlook promising for an carly
completion of plans. The committee
having In charge the recent card
party at the armory. reported an on.
Joyable and successful AFFAIR. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the
home OF Miss Alice HARDWOOD on De-
cember Z.
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w..hiaxton Cultu. Club.

The cultus Club met on November
Is mt the home OF Mrs. William X.
Cooper. 1880 Lamont street. The
seventeen members present respond
ed TO roll call with current events
or quotations on adventure. Mrs.
John Mitchell. Jr.. presented a paper
on Early Mexico and the Kingdom
OF Montezuma:" Mrs. Charles Stetson
spoke on "Mexico Under SPAIN" and
Mrs A. c. Taylor on General De-
scription and Resources OF Mexico"
These were followed by a reading
from Prescotts Conquest of Mex
leo" The clubs guests were Mrs.
Meade and Mrs. Robinson.
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Dickersen Round Table.

The Round Table Club of Dickerson
met with the Misses 'Dickerson on
Tuesday. November 21.' In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. Thomas
read by Miss Mana Hays on "Cath-
crime de Medici," and one by Miss
Pauline Hays on civilian Dean How.
els Current events were given by
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Graduate Nurses Association.

The District OF Columbia Graduate
Nurses Association gave a tea on
Thursday afternoon. in honor of Miss
Clara b, Noyes, ex-president OF The
National League Of Nursing Educa.
director of the Red Cross nnrsins
service. The tea and reception were
given in the clubhouse, 1857 X street
northwest, which was decorated with
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves.
The guests were received by Mrs.
Lenah 5. Higbie, president of the as.
ISOLATION, assisted by Miss Georgia
Nevins, Miss Nancy Mahan, and Miss
Dora T.. Thompson. A musical pro,
gram was rendered By Miss Florence
Palmer, Miss Melinda Adams. and
Miss Frances Sublett.
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4. Yea Like Il Club. Ger-s.s.w..

The Ask You Like II club of Ger.
mantown held its November meeting
at the home OF Mrs. James II. Jones
on November II. A number OF visit
ors were present, among whom was
Mrs. Upton Nource, who presented
the needs OF the Social Service League
In an impressive manner. The dra.
matte committee reports that q play 10
Waters Hall In Germantown, the pro
ceeds to 20 for civic Improvement.
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Lsasue Of American Penwomen.

The December business meeting OF
the League OF American Penwome n
will be held next Monday evening in
the study room OF the Public Library.
The subject for discussion at the
"RCund Table" viii IN was formed at
the last meeting will be NV News
paper Experiences" led by Mrs..
Rachel Tongate Beck. The discus
sions will be limited ~ 1--WE minutes.
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The District Regents OF the

The District Regents OF the ID. A.
II. will give a reception In honor OF
Mrs. Gaius Grumbaugh at the Raleigh
Hotel, December 3 from 3 to IL
o'clock. The District regents are to
be hostesses, and Mrs, Henry Church,
III Cook, regent OF Independence Bell
Chapter. Will present the official pin
TO the state regent, Mrs. Brumbaugh.
The State Officers will assist in Ee.
ceiving. All District daughters AYE
cordially invited to attend.
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Meetings OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution for the follow
ing week will be held as follows:
Monday-Capt. Mollie Pitcher and
Ruth Brewster,
Tuesday-Frances Scott and Pa
triots' Memorial.
Thursday-Major L'Enfant.
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Columbia Heights Art Club.

The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. ]. ID. Croissant, 1717 q
street northwest. Mrs. Sarah A. VOL
haupter. president of the club, intro
duced Mrs. Augustus knight as chair
man OF the afternoon. After the sing.
ing OF America" Mrs. Robert Bruce
Bare read a paper on Georgianne.
which was discussed by several mem.
bers OF the club. Mrs. Arthur Wheeler
followed with n paper on The Wives
OF the Doges." Mrs. Griffith, who has
just returned from Paris, extolled the
bravery OF tho French women and
also gave an account OF her visit In
Madrid and told OF the paintings OF
velasauez. Mrs. Cragie's subject was
woman and her possibilities for good
In the world. Miss Briggs sang VI
Wonder Why" and Golden Eyes" The
members responded TO roll call with
quotations from Browning.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour following the program.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. cragie.
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woman's Benencent Society.

The Woman's Beneficent Society of
will hold sock social next Monday
evening at the w. c, T. u. parlors,
500 Sixth street northwest, for the
benefit CT the Travellers Aid ard other
philanthI opic movements to which
the society contributes.
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CoIumbis Heights Art Club.

The Columbia Heights Art Club will
meet next Thursday with Mrs. Euphe.
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The civic committee reports good
progress In laying the walks.
wema.'s Club Of BetAe.Ss.

The woman's Club OF bethesda met
on Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. J. G. Adkins, Oak place, Bethesda,
Md. A paper on Alaska, written by
Mrs. Roy Chase, was read by Mrs.
given by Mrs. Maude Howell Smith.
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OF women's Clubs announces that It's
two lectures in The large bali room OF
the New willard at 3 o'clock next
Wednesday evening. stephen T..
Mather, Assistant to the Secretary
OF the Interior. Will speak on our
National Parks" and Arthur y. Davis.
chief engineer OF the United States
Reclamation Service, will speak on
Home Making on the Public Do
main" The lectures will be Illus
trated by moving pictures.
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Mrs. ]. Edison Briggs, OF Maple
square. entertained John Lindsay
Chapter at her. residence Tuesday
night. Mrs. Ellis Logan. regent.
called the meeting to order to act
upon the names OF ave prospective
members. all OF whom were unani-
mously elected. After short session.
the business meeting adjourned. and
the husbands and sons who are al
ways Invited TO attend were Invited
to participate in the program. The
honor guest OF the evening. Henry l..
Bryan, vice president OF the Sons of
the American Revolution. made the
principal address. Following him
we're Mathew Trumble, James Wright
Clarke, Ellis Logan. =. Russell Bow
en-, ]. Edison Briggs. and others.
The musical program was given by
Miss Flora Briggs ana willard
r. Haynie. The hostess was assist
ed in the dining room by her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Briggs,
also the Misses Clarke. Towson, Irene
Ludwig. and Mrs. Ryan.
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CLUB ACTIVITIES
FOR NEAR FUTURE
Coming Events in Club World
Include a Varied List
Of Plans.
Woman. Peaee Party.

The woman's Peace Party will hold
a business meeting at the New Ebbitt
next Monday afternoon at $3.50. There
will be an election OF delegates, and
all members are requested to be pres
ent
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The woman's Single Tax Club will
meet next Monday evening at \ o'clock
with Mrs. Jennie l.. Munroe. at 100 A
street northeast.
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The civic committee OF the Petworth
Woman's Club will hold a Christmas
party next Monday evening In the
school building.
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Aid Association for the Hind.

The Aid ASSOCIATION for the Blind
will give a card party on Monday
afternoon and a dance on the same
evening. at the Releigh Hotel.
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an important business meeting at the
New Ebbitt ON Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Delegates will be elect
ed. and all members are urged 10 be
present.
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SUFFRAGE NOTES
Plans Of Local Suffrage orsanIxs-
tlons.


The Anthony League will be Eat
home" to members and friends at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Il. Handley, 2007
Columbia road, on Tuesday from
to Q o'clock. Arthur Il. Holder, chair
man OF the legislative committee Of
the American Federation OF Labor,
will be the speaker at the December
meeting OF the league next Thursday
evening.
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The Capitol hin History club will
meet on December ~ with Mrs
Charles NJ. Jones, 1914 Newton stree,
northwest.
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United D.u.Hter. Of the Ce.feser.ey

stonewaii jackson Chapter. U. ID. c..
will hold n needlework sale and tea
next Monday afternoon from I o'clock
TO 1880 at Confederate Memorial Home,
1922 Vermont avenue northwest.
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Chapter A Will meet on December IL
rine Beresford. i26 Eleventh street
southeast.
Chapter II will meet on December ~
with Mrs. Mabelle Il. Sterns. at 1888
Lamont street northwest.
Chapter c will meet next Friday
with Mrs Myra Conway, at 200 A
street southeast
Chapter ID will meet next Thursday
with Mrs A q. Judson at 20 T street
northwest.
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wemss's CArissi.n Temperance

Mt. Pleasant Branch. w c. T. U.
will hold Its next meeting with Miss
Alta Heap. 1908 Il street northwest.
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day at the home OF Mrs. Frank Horn.
aday, $500 Fourteenth street north.
west, with a large attendance. After
tho regular business meeting, q must
cal program was presented by chapter
members as follows: Trio, 'Slumber
Song" Mrs, FRANK Hornaday, AIRS. Aiico
II. Foght, and DIR. Mary Holmes, &C
companied by Mrs. Helene N. Potts ;
solo. ''slng Ne To sleep" Mrs. Frank
Hornaday, with mandolin and guitar
accompaniment: prelude from Chopin
and song from MaeDowell, Miss
Elizabeth Defandorf Wind SONG,
N Night" ' sr nu" orisS. y, Hitler. Mrs.
Alice II. Foght. DR.. Mary Holmes. and
Mrs. Frank Hornaday:
Chapter b met on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. George i.
northwest. Mrs. Josephine l.. Jacobs,
president OF the Aid Association for
the Blind, spoke on the work OF her
organization, which In supporting the
home for the blind at $3.50 X street
northwest.
Chapter c met with Mrs. Ellis 10.
on Friday. After the noon luncheon,
eighteen members responded TO roll
cali on current events, This being the
meeting nearest 10 Thanksgiving, the
annual offering was made to the edu'
cational fund which the u. y. o. sus-
tains for the education OF poor girls.
Mrs. Mary A. Davis was conductor for
the subject OF the day, which was the
workings OF tho Department OF JUS
tice.
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"Give every man thy ear" is the shrewd advice
of the immortal bard, "but reserve thy judgment"
No one of the sage maxmS which he puts into the
mouth of Polonious contains more practical wisdom
than this. 1t applies with peculiar force to the queS
ton of modern periodicals. There are so very many
of these and their statements and opinions differ so
radically. Obviously to "give ear" to all of them
and then to make ones own decision as to what
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-02

The National Rivers and Harbors
Congress OF the District Federation
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appear to be the facts is the best way to arrive at the
truth, but no one has the time or the energy to
dream of attempting this. THE LITERARY DIGEST
actually does this for you every week and presents
you with an impartial survey of the results, leaving
you to form your own conclusions II gives you all
sides of all the great questions of the day without
an atom of partizan bias, and makes you the Judge
and jury. Buy it today and do your own thinking.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-19

Horn. to Edgar Gray and wife, of
Sharp's Grove. son, May 2.
j. II. Peachcr was transacting
business in ST. Joseph, last Thursday.
Miss Laura Hunter attended the
wedding Of a girl friend In st. Joseph,
last Sunday afternoon.
Ed Weller, the Maitland banker,
was looking after business matters in
st. Joseph, last Thursday.
Mrs. nellie Schladerman, of Tus-
con, Arizona, is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsay,
DIR. Roy Gelyin, of Tarkio, was
here, last Thursday, looking after
some matters, of real estate char
acter.
We are glad to learn of the inn
proved condition of Mrs. Elijah Al
kire, who was stricken with apopleXy
on April ~.
--Woolcd lambs went to Sl2 on tho
st. Joseph market, Wednesday of las,
week, May 10. This was the record
breaker Of the year.
Emil Weber, of the Bank of For,
est wy, 10 hoW aoie W Bct aiounu VI
his crutches, and be ION deck" at the
bank. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Weber fell on the ice, January IS
and seriously injured his hip.
Mrs. Emma Bragg and Mis-.
Zinna are now back home, after sew
eral months absence In California anS
Arizona. Miss Zina will have thu
history department Of the high schoO
the coming school year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-19

To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zachary.
north Of Mound City, n son was born,
May 10.
horn, to Iora Brown and wife. Of
Forbes, May II, fine girl baby, Dr.
J. l.. Hogan in attendance.
III. A. Bowlcs. of the Burr OAK
district, was in town, Saturday last +,
and made Us a pleasant call.
Miss Anne Kin2c and her broth
err, John, visited with J. W. Skunk and
family, near Fillmore, last week.
r.. l.. Minton. of Mound City, has
received his commission Us collateral
inheritance tax collector Of Holt coun-
~.
Miss nellie Graham left Saturday
Of last week, for 81. Joseph, where she
enters the new Noyes hospital for
training.
Paul Zachary and wife. of Mound
City, are rejoicing over the arrival of
. girl baby that recently came 10
their home.
-Adjutant General O'Meara, Of the
Missouri National Guards, says he can
put 400 In duty to be sent TO the
front within As hours.
Tom Ballard and wife, of Mound
City, visited In Oregon, one day last
week, the guests of Frank Petree and
wife. Mr.. Ballard is cousin Of Mr..
petree.
Abe Goodpasture, of Clay town
ship, was In Oregon, one day last
week, attending to some business mat
tiers, and making a little visit with
his numerous friends. Well, he is en-
titled and deserves a rest, as he in
formed US that he had just finished
planting corn--lS0 acres.
e. Geoffroy, a former well-known
and popular citizen Of Forest City
and well and favorably known
throughout Holt county, but for sew.
ersl years . resident Of Rock Port, Il
4 candidate bGioeo the Democratic
primsries In Atchison county fol
treasurer. Ernest Is well qualified
and every way worthy for this posi-
ton, and II II d 10 be . Democrat, w
are strong for him.
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WEDNESDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
June, 1916.


WEDNESDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
~ Nh' i''"'
AZ ''' ,o"' - t.. =,
O'eso'' ~ ~ Ar a.
he ordered BIS the Court on day Of
letting. contracts for building bridges
and concrete cuIver's' a. manner o'-
low, and such o'her bridges an" cur
verts tha' 'he 'o"r, may "'' .'''.,'
bowl o. maintain aid bridvc. and ,.pl.
ver,s for four years and for material
and iab,r used. Certified check of
$500 to accompany bids.
said bridycs and cuIyor,. 10 be-
completed in 100 days from day OF
contract
Cour, reserves tho RICH, 10 reject
any or all bldS'
On and after June :, 1915. Plans
md Specifications will be- on file IN
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No. AT the Jns. Cain farm. -.
miles noIihon,t "i Oregon INV sI"o'
No. AT III" Fisher FARM mllrr-
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No. All 40" johnson EhFhiIl Iar'"
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-19

In courlnnc. with orders from tho National
and DEPARTMENT headquarters ~ the Grand
Army II III. Reruhlir ALL survivors 81 u"
L niun Army and their SONS ~ the Conf'dtr.
ate Army aud their anns. and the survivor
" IN. Standardization War nr. requested
~ a.s.niii. VI ~. uufi Yard rRrk. IN sun
day. May - iriG. NJ ~ \. ". for III" pur.
pose ~ attending di,in" worship 1T the Pre-.
byt,rinn ohurrh. The annual -rrmun will Lc
delivered Nv Rev. johnson. ~ the E,anrsiirni
rhur,h. aud m, church choir IL requested 10
furnish the music Tor ~. occasion. aud " -
h"s,l by ih, organization that MI ~ the
church organization. ~ 'hc city viii jpin in
ihr." services.
AZ c,muL, ~ the Gland Amy. 'h' 'on.
f,drru',s Hui snu4 ui it'a' V'''rnra md
pauisb.Nm,r.ru Mur ,,''funs ore rrtu' '',l
ip n..rriiI' u' 3D.. Govt Nlri rart. ui o.
" ~. Tu,.dty NtN 'n. 1919, md With
r,u,f. r.s,,l ir isis iu ~" r'm'''f,
H,r, 'f, H'.u OF '', Grand Nfmy will b.
ur.,r,.I uId iH' .urr. of 'F' dTHr''fl
..miHd. .in b.. d.."n.'oi.
No uii.,.. rtl %. delivered ~ ~" ,.r'''u
D.. ,.mu.d. o.. o. laisH'H.
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o. 20 MurGN% CouHrd'r
Ndu'rr'.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-19
.Inhn William Eerrnsnn.

'NHIF's iltffF Flf~s iI''l'"s
Castle. tinrs Mr.. Graham. Z.
rIufuip-. Guy james 7. Howell and wife.
Culp. Glare Orcn Courier.
Cotton. Affect l.. Il. kr"Hl.s.
paa s1u. Is. II. g. rthbricl and wife.
rav son. LATHE Llas i'ridgc.
Dna -un. W. ". Sidney Elmer and wife.
paV spn. Leonard Escort.
pav -nn. wylic E.'or,.
Daa -"n. Burv,ll Escort.
naw an. Charles Esr"tt.
Dinwiddlo. W. u. William Bail and wife.
ninS iddi.. e. r. Bcrt Drake.
Eidor. David G-nrv- iiuia't.
Elder. Silas Escur'.
tos,o- John Edaur MORGAN.
Poster VI E.cnft.
Foe. Rpi.ri Josiah Carroll aud wife.
Ir,,. John 7. e. DUNCAN.
Fr,mau. Peter n. !. Phelps and wife
If,man. Audy J. u. M,lmua'd.
Grrcnt. Il. l.. Th.mHs BalfrcN
,r,ru,. Mi,k ". u. Gadia.
u.r,rnm. Prank D. l.. An,n md wife.
Gladden.. Dursl. Ar"s Castle.
Garnpr, T.. y. Ii,nrs Hpd.
Hahn. Hi.intd John lla,. md wife.
ii,uii,t. rhurl". a. H. Coleman and wife.
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DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE;
Johnny johnson will be allowed 70
serve n limited number Il mares az
my barn, three miles southeast Of
Oregon, on the old Judge Mcintyre
farm, on the st. Joseph road. He Is
Jet black, with white points; 1874
hands high, five years old and weighs
about 1000 pounds. Is heavy bodied,
good breast and wide in rump, splen-
did head and ears, good style and ac-
ton, heavy boncd, has large feet,
stands up well, and has proven him
self TO be superior breeder.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS;-For
service of Jack, $3.50 to insure living
colt. When mare is parted with or re-
moved from original locality, money
for service becomes due at once. A
lien on mare and foal will be held for
insurance. Care will be taken to pre-
vent accidents. but will not be respon-
sible should any occur.
| A. 4. Mcintyre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
S. F. Dyson & Bro.
42O King Street
ANNUAL MEETINGS
: LEGAL NOTICE

A. meeting of the stockholders of
Williams, Belmont and Co, mcor-
porated, will be held at the princi-
PAL Office of the Company, l2S 5.
Fairfax Street, City of Alexandria,
Virginia, on the Goth day of Dec
ember, 1916, at l1:0O o'clock a. m.
The object of the meeting is to
amend section a of, the Charter ,,ot
the Corporation and to provide, for
an Increase Of Capital stock to the
totalt amount sof $3.50, 00Q,, :of: which
$500 shares 'iof the par value OF
$1,000 each shall be preferred stock.
and $4,000 shares of the par value
of $500 each shall be common stock
aApd further to provide conditions
and rules relating to said. stock.
B order Of the Board of Directors
JOSEPH Fl. SCHOENBERGER,
Secretary
J. X. NJ. Norton, attorney 2S9.12t.