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Evening star., 1919-05-01
VIRGINIA


d. Furkelsline, Arlington.
w. Sugel & Son, Arlington.
Ballston Market, Ballston.
]. Cohen, Ballston.
NJ. Rosoff & Bros, Ballston.
e. c. Iden, Bluemont.
Mrs. L. e. Reid, Bluemont.
J. r. Mccormick, Cherrydale.,
L. Rubin & Son, Clarendon.
A. L. Reinburg, Clarendon.
q. II. Robinson, Cherrydale.
e. M. Shreve, Cherrydaie.
c. B. Yeatman, Clarendon.
J. G. Abbott, Falls Church.
J. w. Brown, Falls Church.
l.. Glassman, Falls Church.
B. N. Gibson, Falls Church.
B. r. Ralston & Son, Fairfax.
II. q. Sauls, Fairfax.
j. c. Elliott & Son, Falls Church.
Falls Church Market, Falls Church.
r. w. Powell, West Falls Church.
M. r. Rust, West Falls Church.
Hamilton Mercantile Co., Hamilton.
Irene Mercantile, Hamilton.
Rhodes & Son, Hamilton.
Geo. Shoemaker, Hamilton.
b. F. McGuir, Herndon.
M. 7. Wilkins, Herndon.
A. T. Walker, Herndon.
NJ. A. Yount, Herndon.
G. w. Elgin, Leesburg.
j. r. Hess, Leesburg.
NJ. B. Perry, Leesburg.
p. p. Perry, Leesburg.
L. c. Rollins, Leesburg.
G. B. Bradfield, Leesburg.
Cavness & Whitman, Leesburg.
B. p. Forsyth. Leesburg.
J. T. Cornwell & Son, Purcellville.
c. K. Davis, Purcellville.
J. B. Nichols, Purcellville.
w. J. Smith, Purcellville.
S. Mendelson, Rosslyn.
Chas. J. Ford & Son, Round Hill.
II. c. Thompson, Round Hill.
c. M. Dudding, Sterling.
Sterling Merchandise Co.. Sterling
l. L. Freeman, Vienna.
J. NJ. Newlan, Vienna.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Outline of Purposes.

The French war mission was en-
Enthusiastically received in the United
States Senate two years ago today.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Continued From, Page 2l)

Allen & Co., Congress Heights. D. c.
n. Brady, Congress Heights, D. 6.
NJ. Cohen, Congress Heights, D. G.
e. Coopersmith, Congress Heights,
D. 4.
S. NJ. FiIlius, Congress Heights, D. c.
E. N. MaItingly, Congress Heights,
d. {.
William Lift. Congress Heights, D. c.
Deanwood Coal & Ice Co., Dean
wood, D. c.
J. w. c. Brown. KeniIworth, D. c.
WOODBURY., D. c.
RUBIN Bros.
LAUREL, MD.
q. w. Alcorn,
NJ. Armstrong.
Mrs. NJ. F. Baker,
F. DeCorse.
Donaldson & NewcOmb.
N. w. Frost.
{. d. Frost.
NJ. B. Frothingham.
&. r. Harrison,
J. Putnam.
MARYLAND
Mrs. M. Barton, Bethesda.
5. e. Shockelford, Bethesda.
keefaver & McMillen, Berwyn.
McNamee Bros, Berwyn.
Herman Brown, Bladensburg.
Sam Mastow, Bladensburg.
S. Rubin. Bladensburg.
Forest Glen Trading Co, Forest
Glen.
E. T. Harrison Co., College Park.
Carson Ward, Gaithersburg.
]. Myers & Co.. Gaithersburg.
OHutt & Son, Gaithersburg.
Walker & Walker, Gaithersburg.
K. A. Young, Gaithersburg.
Carr Bros. & Boswell, Hyattsville.
). NJ. EdIavitch & Co., Hyattsville.
Elmer Turner, HyattsviIIe.
Hyattsville Grocery Co., HyattsvilIe.
II. Terrish, Hyattsville.
Fawcett & Co., kensingtOn.
). w. Hopkins, kensington.
Fine Brothers. Mount Rainier.
w. S. Brown & Co., Mount Rainier.
c. E. Eluto, Mount Rainier.
Max Hoffman, Mount Rainier.
]. easel, Mount Rainier.
L. w. Blame, Rockville.
w. B. Burdett, Rockville.
J. A. England, Rockville.
J. O. Moulden, Rockville.
w. Hicks, Rockville.
B. Steinberg, Rockville.
w. w. Wesh, Rockville.
ID. II. Warfield, Rockville.
II. Brown, Riverdale.
Prince Geo. Nero. Co., Riverdale.
c. A. Barnes & Bro, Silver Spring.
B. r. Cannon, Silver Spring.
A. Levine, Maryland Heights.
e. c. Bixler, Capitol Heights.
II. L. Miles, Capitol Heights.
M. Ossen, Capitol Heights.
S. Passin, Capitol Heights.
w. w. Bowman, Seat Pleasant.
A. e. Gregory, Seat Pleasant.
M. M. Walker, Washington Grave.
Evening star., 1919-05-01
Once Sole Barrier Against Turk.

No other state on the continent OF
Europe has such a record. 1t was
once the sole barrier against the
Turk. 1t had the first printing plant in
eastern Europe, but the type was
melted into bullets during one of its
wars to maintain its independence. Its
army is not equal in fighting force to
two regiments of American regulars.
But it declared war against Austria
without a moments hesitation when
Serbia was attacked.
Now the Montenegrin legislature
has voted to merge the state in the
new state of Jugoslavia. The Jugo-
slavs are all Serb in blood. but the
Montenegrins have the purest blood
of them all. No foreign army ever
overran the land. Strangers were
until very recently no more welcome
than unknown foreigners would be
in any military camp in time of war
OF late years her existence was only
made possible by the fact that Rus
sia paid an annual subsidy to her
king in order that the Montenegrin
army might ever be a check upon the
anti-Slav intrigues of Austria Hun
gary. Without that subsidy Monte
negrin men mustt have sought work
in other countries.
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The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-08
The Greatest Improvement In Riding Comfort Since The introduction
 of Pneumatic Tires

miles over the Rocky Mountainss prairies, through deep mud and scorchine deserts-through quick sharp climatic changes. As a result of these tests we were able to judge the cars performance under every condition and to perfect it before offering it to the public.
 There is no previous car of any size or price to adequately compare with the character of service Over. land introduces.
 The farther you ride i1 it the more you will appreciate 1t. Come in, see the car and ask for booklet. The demand will be greater than the supply for long time.
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The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-08

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The Prescott daily news., 1919-11-08

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 High quality materials insure durability. All vital parts of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
REso luton proposing 1ss OF the con"
of Virginia.


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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
sPURNs GoUGERs' GOLD
Baptist Minister Would Bar Money
! From Collection Basket

New York, Nov. 3.-Baptist
churches throughout the country
were urged to spurn money offer
ings by profiteers, "the meanest
kind of thieves" in statement IS
sued here last night by the Rev.
DR.. Samuel Zane Batten, secretary
of social service education for the
American Baptist Publication So
ciety.
every Baptist church should
know whether any of its members
are engaged in this nefarious bus
mess of profiteering," said DR..
'Batten. "The church should refuse
to touch the dirty money of these
people. No self-respecting church
would tolerate in its fellowship a
person known to be guilty CT high
way robbery or horse stealing, and
the sin of profiteering IS meaner,
blacker and more sinful than eth
err of these. The church must make
the will of God very plain on this
subject"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
Will the
Influenza
Return!
Public Health Authorities Predict it's
Recurrence
Guard Against it by Building up the
Blood
PcptO- Mangan Creates Rich Red
Blood and Increases Strength

Surgeon General Blue, Of the United
States Public Health Service, in re-
cent statement from Washington,
warns the public that the much dread
cd influenza epidemic win probably
return this fall and winter. All medi-
cal authorities agree that the weak,
bloodless, rundown individual is more
likely to contract this las we'll as any
other infectious diseased than is the
strong, robust, red-blooded man or
woman. In view of these facts, it is
wise to use every effort to build up
the blood and thus increase the bodily
resistance 10 the invasion of the germs
Of the disease. Guides Pepto-Mangan
is an absolutely dependable red-blood
builder in all conditions of lowered Vi
tally not due to serious disease OF
the vital organs. 1t improves the APP
petite. mparts color to the cheeks
and creates new hope and ambition
in those who have become pale, weak
and lis,lcss. Physicians recommend
Gude's Pcpto-Mangan. When YOU or
der, be sure the word "Gude's" is or
the package. Without Guides, it is
not Pepto- Mangan. Furnished in botl
liquid and tablet form. For sale b!
all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
POLICE TO QUIT A. F. OF L.
knoxville Force Votes At to z to
Surrender Charter

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Tht
Knoxville police decided yesterday
to surreder their union charter
After stormy meeting the decis.
ion to surrender the charter but
retain union organization without
outside affiliations was carried by a
vote of AZ to 7.
The meeting indicated that the
police felt they had been unjustly
criticized by the newspapers and
taxpayers for their conduct in hand
ling last Sundays crowds in con-
nection with the street car strike.
A committee was appointed, how
ever, to take up the matter OF sur
rendering the charter with the
American Federation of Labor.
AS result of bitter criticism OF
the Commissioners, following their
order prohibiting all Sunday mass
meetings this order has now been
amended. The Commissioners were
attacked on the grounds that they
were attempting to abridge consti-
tutional rights of free speech, and
they amended their ban against
meetings to the extent of prohibl-
ting them only on property owned
by the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
INFLUENZA VICTIMS
Wise County Had Largest Number
of Cases, According to Health
DEPARTMENT

Incomplete reports, subject to cor
rection and revision, made to the
State Department of Health indicate
that influenza claimed twelve vic
Tins in Virginia during the month
of September, 1919. out Of an ag-
gregate number of reported cases
approximating $50.
Twenty-Five counties and four cit
les reported the existence of the
disease, Wise County having the
largest number of cases, with 20
reported IN no case was there
more than one death in any one city
or county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
DEATH LIST REACHES Id

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Fourteen
Members of Halloween party, in
Guiding two women, are dead, as
the result of crash between a
Pennsylvania Railroad train and a
large motor truck which was bring
ing thirty-six masqueraders from
an evening party at Billingsport to
their homes here.
Twelve of the party were IN
stantly killed, two died later in the
hospital and seventeen others, most
of whom are women, are in hos
pitfalls where the injuries of some
were declared to be very serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
COMMITS SUICIDE
Commandment at st. Johns College
Fires Bullet Into Brain

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 3.-Lieut. Col
Duncan Elliot, U. S. A., retired, a
native of New York city and COM
mandant at St Johns College, COM
mibted suicide yesterday evening at
his quarters at the college by shoot
ing himself in the head with SER
vice pistol. Death was almost instan-
taneous. Lieut.. Col. Elliot was 30
years of age, and had been in i'll
health. 1t is thought that he had be-
come mentally unbalanced. No other
explanation of his act is given
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03

scrov certify that foregoing OF amendments pc
Assembly
~ session in published OF section aG
1903 rouH ~ uyu,1aa.u ,
c.a c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03


As stump speaking has gone out Of
fashion, l find it impossible to place
myself and the principles for which l
stand before the people by series of
addresses given throughout the dis
trict, and, as it is a physical impos-
sibility for me to canvass each indl-
vidual voter of the district to tell him
my views and my claims for his sup
port, and, as am constantly receiv-
ing inquiries in such numbers that !
find it impossible to answer by pri-
vate letter for lack of stenographic
help, ! have decided to issue this cir
cular declaration in the local press to
the end that those interested may
know how ] stand on some of the
vital issues of this campaign, though
l find it quite impossible in this neces-
sarily brief statement even to begin
to mention my views on many public
questions and even the few here men
toned are not as clear as if | could
60 into more detail explanations.
OUR SOLDIER BOYS
1t is nothing less than an outrage
on our boosted patriotism that Vlr'
ginia, the mother of states and states
men, should be the only state in the
nation that has failed to enfranchist
the soldiers of the late world war
and if l am elected to the Genera
Assembly, I shall father an act where
by the soldier in times of war be eX
onerated from the payment of an!
capitaton tax as prerequisite t
voting, thus making it possible fo>
every man who honorably served will
the colors during the late world war tt
have full and immediate franchise.
PROHIBITION
In view of the fact that national pr
hibition goes into effect on the 16tl
of January and much Of the burden
of the enforcement Of the dry law
| fall to the national state prohibition
commissioner, | shall favor the aboli
ton of the office of our state pro
hibition commissioner and throw tn
responsibility of enforcing our stat
laws and of collaborating with tn
national officers on the local consti
tuted authorities. Feeling under tn
circumstances that this arrangement
will be for the welfare of all concern
ed. and that the 100000 appropria
ton asked to sustain a state depart
ment can better be expended on GU
public schools and OF our roads.
ABOLISH USELESS OFFICES
1t was one of the avowed purpose
of the last constitutional conventio
TO eliminate many offices of the stat
TO the end that taxes be reduce
Much was accomplished and we mac
new start only to get into the san
old rut again. The state has bee
! multiplying its offices until now
/! has become top heavy with office
|. and the consequent tax burden IS b
!, coming unbearable. 1t is impossib
in this short declaration to speci1
! how and what to curtail. but / kno
| it can be done without violence to Il
\ efficiency of our laws and, if l a
\ elected. I shall make it by speci
/ duty 10 get busy and after caref
l study. | shall favor the abolition
" many unnecessary offices. and t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
A DECLARATION
BY HON. J. II. DODGE
Candidate For State Senate

consolidation OF OtnerS 10 INC emu tlIdt
efficiency be increased and the tax
burdens of sustaining so many offices
and officers be reduced.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
| stand for the widest possible cX-
tension and increased efficiency Of our
public school system.
GOOD ROADS
favor cooperating with the nation
al government in road construction.
and the widest possible extension of
our good roads system CT 5otn state
and county roads to the end that the
farmer may more cheaply get his pro-
duce to market thus bringing down
the high cost of living.
THE LABORER AND THE FARMER
Upon these two classes of our cltl-
zens falls the greater part Of the bur-
den of production. | favor laws that
shall encourage the production Of the
| necessaries of life at the lowest pos
sible cost, and for the governmental
regulation of the profits Of the mid
dlenen to the end that food, fuel and
clothing shall reach the consumer al
the lowest possible cost. Being la
boring farmer myself, l propose to do
| all IN my power to see that these IN
tcrcsts receive square deal: ana
just laws.
MY POLITICS
In this connection, am running as
an independent candidate, and as the
nominee CT the Republicans. After a
careful analysis of the August primary
vote, concluded that the nominee OF
that primary was not the free choice
of the people of the district. and with
assurances of support from various
Darts of the district. | concluded to
make the race as an independent can
didato. should there be no other noni-
nations, and I announced my indie
pendent candidacy at the Prince WI.
liam County Farmers picnic at Ma
nassas on August 18th. The following
week in Alexandria. the Republicans
offered me .heir nomination on salts
factory platform. which | accepted
Thus I am an independent. candidate
i and the Republican nominee. | am Of
ficially in no way connected with any
political party. Ny alignment in III:
past. nationally has been Republican
what it Will be ia the future depend:
upon the linen and issues" which are
yet to- be determined. Il am no bcas
with ring in my nose to he !eat
around by any political "cl!ck' o
party-are yoh?) But what has ma
tional politicS-thc league Of nation
for example--to do with this election
, I fully appreciate the fact that hi
is normally strongly Democrat
, district. and I shall duly regard al
, sources from which receive sup
4 port, but I want TO 60 to Richmon'
I 'unbound" 50 | may labor unham
5 pcrcd for the very best interests o
: the district and of the state. as
c your votes OH my public record ar
Y on my published platform. | appea
V 10 my friends in ali parts OF the dis
e trict TO get busy and eject me-, and
II promise ever to be true to the trus
il imposed.
Il Respectfully submitted.
+ J. H. DODGE.
6 Manassas. Va, October -, 1919.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
Rheumatism

is completely washed out of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Min
eral Water. Positively guaranteed by
money back offer. Tastes fine; costs
! trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
Alexandria Agents. F. S. Harper,
Inc. Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
SIM FEINERS ACTIVE
Republican Flag Waves Over City
Hall in Belfast.

I1dII III I1eII dSNs
Belfast, Nov. 3.-The magistrates
of the police court at Belturbet, Coun.
ty Cavan, on entering the court Sat
urday found the royal arms over the
bench disfigured and with the outline
of skull drawn over them, together
with the inscription R. l. P. (requies
cate in pace). A large Sim Fein Flag
was painted on the wall, with the flag
of the Irish Republic beneath.
The republican flag is also float
ing over the Town Hall, the City
Council ignoring a request for its re-
moval.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
A RESOLUTION proaos.ns q

section 1S OF the Constitution
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right y four. ~ ! Il
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-03
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OFFICE OF

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS to the Constitution OF Virginia aSrced 70 a
Assembly 1918 and published IN pursuance
Of approved FEBRUARY
RESOLUTION section s. Of sEtL te
itution of
the sanns neI
by the
~ mbersc TO
Virginia b..
to ne next
the
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paid ,,t.. oo.i,, .,,ry.yo which
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the State OF any
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-08
Difuntos
MARIA FlpELA MAREs

De Cerrillos. NJ Mex. nos comunica
81 Sir. Felipe d. Mares, la sentida
muerte dc su hiia Maria FIdela Mares
acaecida en- aquel lugar a, la edad de
81 amos, dos meSes v is dias. Deia pa
ra lamentar si eterna degpedida d sus
afligidos padres, Felipe D. Mares y
iPerfilia N. de Mares. una hermana,
Luisa cuatr0 hermanoa, Tomas, San
tiago, Laurencio y Pedro, y I'm gran
ntimero de parientes y amistades los
que sienten SUI separation para STEM
pre- por sus buenas ~cualidades. Su
funeral fue tenid0 on CerriIlos 81 dia
rs a las cuatro de Ia tarde, llevanS
do sus restos de la casa a La Iglesia
v de ALI al campo Sant0. Tanto So
funeral como 81 velario fu6 grande-
mente atendido por sus ~parientes y
amigos 10 que fu6 prueba dc la alta
estimation que SO le tenia OF vida.
Los dolientes extendien las gracias
a toda la genie que los acompan0
AIA AE -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-08
Ell DOMINGO ii DE MAYO PRO
CLAMADo Ola DE LAS MADRES
POR Ell GORERNADOR.

l Gobernador Larrazolo ha procla-
mado eli domingo IL de Mayo como
Dfa de las Madres. El gobernador in
vita a TODD hombre, toda mujer y a
TODD nino en- Nuevo Mexico a dedicar
especialmente ese dfa a sus madres;
v pide que en- sus respectiyos lugares
de ~adoraci0n recuerden a las autoras
de sus dfas en- sus oraciones y las en-
contender el ciudado y a la protec-
ci6n del Altisfmo; que EN- el santua-
rio del hogar algo sea hecho por los
nihos para atestiguar su amor y deyo-
ci0n por aquellas benditas madres .
quienes tanto les debemos.
X ademAs ordena v manda que en-
ese dfa la bandera de nuestra patria
sea levantada y desplegada en- todos
los edificios Y e~scuelas pdblicas del
en- honor de Las buenas ma,
dres de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-08
lEl cuEBPO DE BIEMANpANzA nE
8RAs. n sERiTAS THEME sU
PHlMERA SESSION..
Hogan Industrial Ga ccntempIacl6n,
Is pecediao. Sierra kdlficado en- Ia
ciudad del Duque.

Albuquerque, M NJ Mayo liza
primer reunion del nneyo Cnerpo de
BienRndanza de Senoras y Senoritas,
nombradO en- Ia preaci6n del daparta-
mento por Ia Alta legislature del d..
lado. fne tenida en- este lugar Ell mIer.
coles. LA Sra. Felix Baca fae electa
presidente permanente. la sra. E2upar
r. Asplund de Santa re vice presi-
dente v la Sehorita Isabel E1ckles de-
Silver City s~ecretaria. Una commission
De cnnsejo de cinco senoras de Albu-
querque. las Sras. Margaret Medlar,
]. S. Easteriy, N. ]. Strumquist, Isaac
Barth y d. II. Boyd fu6 escogido para
obrar on "a cuerpo local. AlbuQuer-I
que rue acceptable umnimemente CO..
el mas anropiado sitio para cons.
trucei6n del hogan Industrial ell cuaI
Sc entlende creeerA eventualmente Dc
actividades del cuerpo. Dos HON
hres de promineucia local han Ofreci-
DO d0nar 81 aitio para Ell hogar.