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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-04
TERCER ARTICULO

4 rengl0n seguido del parrafo en-
cue el senior Salado ALVAREZ atrma
Que la actltud dc los baJa california
nos ia dc p~rotestar contra 81 pro-
veto de anexi6n de la Baja Califor-
MA a Estados UnidoSi NADIA RE-
MEDIA NJ PRUEBA NADIA, for
mula s~everisinio cargo en- los sigulen-
ties terminosc:
%
Il contar del triunfo del partldo
iiberal,-dicc ell senior Saiado Aiva-
rez.-Baja California ha sido IA C.
aicienta de Mexico. Favorito 4 QUEEN
50 quiere halaear. amigo a Qaien Sc
pretende sacar dc apuros. eXtran-
Zero cuya codicia Sc qujcre sacIar,
tienen ALI SUI natural amparo.'
Y a continuation agrega el Sc
nor Alvarez:
a gochicoa Sc lie conceden - -
lios de ganado mayer; i Nl!atorltch
1875: a la PENINSULA PLANTA-
.TION AND HOMESTEAD ASSOCtA-
TON una gran porc!on de TERRA en-
las cercanias dc MIiege. Setcnta M
las al sur de Guaymas: 4 Ia GULF
OF CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL
COMPANY. sc la dan grandeS terre-
nos GS7i.) Sc funda Ia COLORADO
HEMP COMPANY o erormeS iran
quicias tlS7N V SOLO MERGED a que
10 rcsulta beneficiosa lac Hplotaclon
Ges canamc Sc aoandOna aqUella
granjeria: q la CALIFORNIA
STEAMSHIP GS60 sc le acuerda
Ia exploitation de Ia sal en- Ia lsia
de Carmen; Sc dan $4,000 a Ia conf
%
Ensayamos esta defensa. no
Dor tratarse del partldo libe-
raj respecto Gel Que tan eng%-
nados nos h~all&Oanos. sno
poroue tcncmos "a c~onvicclon
de que las opinicnes del senior
Sa'ado Aware. ell este part!-
cuiar, son nUy cXageradas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-04

ENFANTS GATES O como voraces
negocianteS. Sc habrian hecno acrce-
dores a imperecedera gratitud Y d
Que Sc les citase o entuslastica
admiration. cual a tipos singulares
dc hombres esforzados.
iAhi -. Porque es menester ha-
Der risto esos lugares, o siquiera
haber dido hablar de ellos a q%uienes
los han visto, para comprender Guam
lejos de la verdad esta el senior Sa-
lado Alvarez cuando afirma que los
terrenGs 4 que dichas concesiones
Sc reflereH, conStituian no solo Ia
parte mas saneaGa. 81 la unlca
u~tilizable en- la peninsula es decir,
THE WHOLE FULK OF THE Pc
NINSULA,-segIn Erase del mlsmo
senior Salado ALVAREZ. ESQ., terre-
nos, por el contraric, son en- su ma
yor extension desolados. aridos. pc
TO no aridos asi como Sc Quiera, 81
no de espantosa arideZ, Y secos al
extreme de que solo con muy eN-
pcrtos guias puedc encontrarse en-
clos pequenos CHARGES de aqua no
siempre potable, a distancias de sc
q 40 leguas unc dc otro. No sc d.
ga eli aqueilos amos, los de hace
mas de medic siglo, sino hoy dia,
con los medicS de comunicacicn
con que contamos, NADIA raro es en-
contrar salpicados de huesos huma-
o aqucllos abrasadores Gcsiertos,-
huesos de hombres que han pcre-
cido dc scd. extrariados en- cl rum
10 de 81 Marcia. porquc los furio-
SOS simuoncs han Dorado las vc-
redas o debiles traZos hccnos con
Ia planta de uno que otro viaJero
temerario.
Suporemos que pos deSconocer
estos hechos. ell senior Salado Ava
rez-icosa singular!-resuita en- 50
apreciaci6n respecto del otorgamien
to de dichas concesiones, al que ca
Utica dc ''Do~chornoso.' "enorme,'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-04
iESTA SUI SANGRE ADELGAzANDOSE A CON
SECUENClA De LA FALTA De HERO?

Ell hero es ell alimento de la san
gre. Crea fuerza y vigor en- las We
mas de los hombres Y hace que las
nciilIas de las mujeres a~parezcan
sonrcsadas. RaZon por la cual el
Hero Nuxado rcstablecc rapldamen-
te a las personals debiles, nervlosas y
decaidas.
Miles dc pcrsonas. hombres y muiercs. per-
mi,cn que su constitution Sc deoilitc. dc,ah-
do por 10 tanto cntrada franco a todaS Las
cnfermedades y pcrd!endo matc!lalmeh-e s"s
e~nersias. simplemcntc por que su sanSrc SC
ha .delgazado Y dcbilitado a causa de Ia taita
rio h;crro, La faita dc hero en- Ia sangre
NO solo hacc que ell hombrc Sc debilite fisIca
g m~en,almente, sino que con cl tempo pier
DC n cnerSia viril y las .cnerGlaS lisicaS !
mcntales tan neccsarias para ioS-ar el eSito
on todas las ctapas dc la vida. Esa taita
dc hero convcrtira n una muier sana, allegro
:, bcrn,osa en- una dcbil. irritable. ncrvicsa y
Gecaida.
Ell hicrro es del todo indispensable para
hacer que la sangre transforms los aiinentos
en- materials whales, tciidos cc!ulares y cere-
braies. Es dcbido A IL acclon del Nero e!
que cl oxigeno indispensable Il la vida rene
ira al cucrpo. Sin hero no hay enerSia.
fucrza nj vitalidad para combatir los serme-
nes de las multiples Intermediates que nos
scechan. La falta de hero. contra Ia OPT
MON general, no quicrc decir que Ia sanSre
no sea suficientemente abundante. sino que
esta sangrc no esta en- las condolences apro-
piadas. Para ayudar a hscer una generation
dc hombres y muiercs fuertes. vigorosos. sa-
nos. no hay NADIA mcjor que el hicrro orsa-
MOO. Hero Nuxado. Difercntemcnte de las
antiques preparedness de hero inorSanico,
esta es facilmnete aslmilablc al sistema, no
dana nj cnnegrecc Ia dentadura nj trasto-na
las funciones estomacales. No importa que
I'd. haya probado sin -esultado muchaS otraS
classes dc toniccs, ST I'd. no sc sientc bucno
y Sane. debcria. por su propio bien. haccr Ia
siguientc rrueba: Observe Embellishments
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-04

cuanto pucde TRAFALGAR o bien caminar SIN
sentirsc fatigado tome dos ~pastillas dc cineo
granos de Hero Nuxadc. tres wees a! dia.
despues dc las comidas, durante dos semauas.
Pasado este !aoso dc tempo vuelva a haecr
IN prueba &c su rcsistencia y sc eonVeneera
dc cuanto ha sanado. Tn gran numero dc
personals debiIes, nerviosas > decaidas, que
habian estado sufriendo .por mueho tempo.
han recobrado sus ~cnergias Ell solo dos Sc
manas con solo tomar hero en- Ia lorna
apropisda. Ell Hero Nuxado esta sicndo
usado anualmcnte por mas &c tres millones
do ncrsonas y sus fabricantcs Garantizan los
mas satisfac,orios resuItados, devolviendo 81
importc dc Ia medicinal en- case contrario. ri
Hero Nuxado csta Il Ia vcnta CT ;odas las
,,o,.s d-oruerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-04

Debemos eStos APUNTES, que
Sc halian inedito& y que a
gritos estaa pidiendo 81 publ
caciGa. a nuestro fino Y dis
tinguido amigo el senior don En-
rique Aldrese, quien siendo Sc
cretario de gooierno del Distrl-
to Norte en- ell ano 1911, los
compile V arreglo. sacando &C.
pia fiel de sas originates, que
obraE en- ell archivp de ia Je-
fatura politica dc dicho Distri-
to.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
PRAISE FOR LIEUT.. MCDONALD.

Under date of April 16, Maj Gener-
al c. P. Summeralt, commander of
the Ninth Army Corps, in France,
writes in praise of the service render
ed by First 1t. (Chaplain) Peerce N.
Mcdonald, in his army. General Sum
meralt's letter was written at time
the officer was leaving with the army
| to return to America. 1t. Mcdonald
| is expected to arrive at the home of
his mother, Mrs. E. H. Mcdonald in
| this county within the next few days
! His brother, Capt. Marshall Melon
aid who is with an engineering regi-
ment has been ordered to Rotterdam,
Holland, to engage in work connected
with harbor improvement, and will
probably remain in Europe all sum-
mer and fall.
In giving an expression of his ap-
probation of the work of Chaplain
Mcdonald, his commanding general
writes:
Upon relinquishing command of the
Ninth Army Corps in compliance with
orders from higher authority the
Corps Commander desires to commun-
icate to you his appreciation and high
commentator of the manner in which
YOU nave yOuI UuIicS do
Chaplain of the 317th Field Signal
Battalion and as acting Corps Chap
lain
In addition to your religious duties
it has devolved upon you to direct the
activities of Corps Schools-including
vocational schools and all educational
work-you have at all times displayed
zeal, loyalty, self sacrificing devotion
to duty and resourcefulness, that are
worthy of the highest praise. The
high morale that has existed and that
still exists among the troops of the
corps, is due in large measure to the
successful results of your activities.
By your tact and good judgement, you
have won the admiration of superiors
and subordinates alike, and you have
accomplished effective results and en-
listed the sympathies of others with
out friction. The good wishes and the
abiding interest of the Corps Com
mander will accompany you in your
future career.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
NEW INDUSTRY TO COME TO
CHARLES TOWN.

As win be seen by double column
advertisement in this issue of the
Spirit of jefferson the Town Manu-
featuring Company will open a sew
ing factory in Charles Town in about
sixty days, and want to employ a
large number Of girls. 1t is expect
ed that they will take the large room
In the Gibson building over the estab-
lishments Of N S. J. Strider & Son
and D. w. Ramey. The success of
this enterprise in Charles Town will
rest entirely on whether or not they
can get sufficient number of girls
to make their output large enough to
put the business on a paying basis.
They will pay good wages, and every
body is respectfully urged to CO.
operate in an effort to get them a
sufficient number of operators. If
you are at all interested cut out the
cupon in the advertisement and mail
to them
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

Mary Williams, coiored, with pls-
toI shot wound in her breast and arm
was WA brought to the Charles Town
Hospital on Monday May 70 Tor
treatment. The woman had been
shot nv John Parker for whom she
had been housekeeping IN Charles
Town. Parker disappeared after the
shooting and has not been caught.
Parker and the Williams woman
drove out of town in a buggy late
Monday afternoon. Less than an
bour later, a woman was heard
screaming on the Keys Ferry road
south of its intersection with the
Mechanicstown and Halltown roads.
Her cries were heard by Carter Cos
tello who was working in field near
the scene of the trouble, and went 70
investigate. He found Parker beat
INC the woman, and when Mr.. Cos
tello came up, drew revolver from
his pocket and shot her. Parker then
started across the fields in the dlrec-
ton of Millville. Nothing has been
seen of him since.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
CHARLES TOWN GRADED AND
HIGH SCHOOL ENDING SUC-
CESSFUL YEAR.

The Charles Town Graded and
High School is just closing another
years work. 1t has been a year of
strenuous work owing to health con-
ditions, during the early part of the
term, which occasioned the loss of
some time.
in an eoffrt to, as much as possible,
make up the work, the usual popular
entertainment given by the inter
mediate grades has been entirely dis
pensed with this year.
/ The closing exercises of the Pri-
mary grades took place Friday even
ing, May 80, and were much enjoyed
by the large number of parents and
friends present.
| From the enrolment of 166 in the
Primary department, los received
certificates of promotion and of this
number SO received the much coveted
blue certificate which stands for ex-
cellence.
The &C. w. Brown Writing Medal"
was awarded to Vernon Grandstaff
for the greatest improvement in writ
| ing.
A delightful program was rendered
by the children. The opening hymn,
an be Sunbeam for Jesus" was
followed by the Lords Prayer in con-
cert.
The "Shepherdess' Drill'' in which
Bo-peep with eight attendants all in
costume, and carrying Shepherds
crooks, entertained the audience,
was well given, and Mother Goose"
herself would have rejoiced could she
have heard the enthusiastic way in
which the children sang Dear Moth
er Goose.
The Rainbow FAIRIES" all dressed
streamers representing the seven
eolors of the rainbow, told in most
pleasing manner their mission on
earth, following which motion song,
''The Goblin Man." brought forth
much applause.
The Japanese entertainment was
especially good. Little Harm"
looked typical Jap, and the play
was rendered doubly effective by the
children entering into the games as
heartily as if playing for their own
amusement instead of simply enter
tanning an audience.
The singing of Vacation Days"
completed program which did cred
it to both teachers and pupils.
Monday morning, June End, the
grades received their certificates of
promotion and attendance. Thirty
perfect attendance and AZ Faithful
attendance certificates were awarded
in the grades. The second &C. w.
Brown Writing Medal" was awarded
to Edna Wilson, of the Seventh
grade, for excellent penmanship.
The graduating exercises of the
eight grade were impressive. Mr..
Best, who, on many occasions during
the year, has shown himself a true
friend to the school delivered the adj
dress to the class and advised them to
continue in their school work.
Those receiving certificates of pro-
motion to the High School were as
follows:
Elizabeth Anderson, Martha Burns,
Beulah yesterday, Eva Jones, Alice
LaFever, Florence Morgan, Wilhel-
nina Phillips, Anna Rissler, Lucille
Webster, Margaret Zinn, John Locke
Burns, Francis Conklyn, Maurice
Heiskell Willie Luke, Roger Mil
bourne, Gerard Moore, Charlie Os-
bourne, Howard Rissler, Cleon
Shut.
The High School commencement
will take place Friday, June 6, at
8 80 p. m. The public cordially in
yited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
CHARLES w. ANDREWS DIES II
CHARLES TOWN.

Mr. Charles w. Andrews died at
-. home ON South Samuel street IN
1lt' Town last Saturday morning
anad * years. He was the son OF the
late Mathew Page Andrews OF onep,
herdstown. He had been an lhvaild u
for e > number of years, and had llved
~; ~ Charles Town about ten years.
IN = survived by his widow, who was
ne Miss RI ouigley, of Littletown, Pa
q "a mi by one brother Mr.. M. Page
Anu Andrews, of Baltimore, and one e, SIS
An Anu Misc Sallie Andrews, of Shep-
I Irdstown. Funeral services We're
heid at his late residence YESTERDAY
, ,,,orn;ne. Rev. Mr.. Ware officiating'
mo mo- h;s remains were taken to Mar
tinsburg for burial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
CHURCH ITEMS.

Services in st. James Catholic
Church second Sunday, Mass 8:45 a.
M: Fourth Sunday 1890 a. M; even
ing services 1880 p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan Thomas VIII
preach in the Presbyterian church
ext Sunday June 8th and is ex-
pected to preach here throughout the
month of June.
The Board of Stewards OF the
Charles Town Methodist Church at a
meeting on Wednesday night voted
to increase the salary of their pastor
Rev. T. nj. Swami, $500.
Prof. w. H. Sanborn, of st. Hllda's
Hall. read the services in Zion Epls-
copal church last Sunday morning
Rev. ]. S. Alfriend being IN attend
anee at the Episcopal convention at
Wheeling.
DIR. Joseph Kelley pastor OF the 4tn
PRESBYTERIAN church in Washington
n G.. delivered two excellent ser
mons in the Presbyterian church mere
last Sunday, and Rev. Duncan Ihom-
&c occupied DIR. Kelley's pulpit IN
Washington at the same time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
NEW KABLETOWN METHODIST
CHURCH DEDICATED LAST
SUNDAY.

The fine new NJ. E. Church South
at Kabletown was dedicated last Sun
day with appropriate ceremonies
Rev. D. L. Blakemore, Presiding Ell
der of Winchester District, preached
the Dedication sermon, and an ad-
dress was made by Rev. w. H. Best
Rev. T. NJ. Richardson, of Winchester
preached at night. The new church
at Kabletown is one of the handsom-
est in the county, and is fitting
monument to the energy and endea-
vor of the faithful members of the
church in that section of the county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
Lieut. Bernard w. Sitter, who graz

Lieut. Bernard w. Slifer, who grad
uated from the West Point Military
Academy last November, spent Sun
day with his parents here. He has
been ordered to Europe with class
of % of West Point graduates, to
make tour of inspection of the bat
tlefelds of Belgium and France, IN
order that when they become high
officers of the United States Army,
thew will have first hand technical
knowledge of the tactics used IN the
late war. They will sail next week
and will be gone about four months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
FARMERS MASS MEETING JUNE
9Th.

AS result of a unanimous vote by
the Farm Bureau Council to indorse
the County Agent work in jefferson
County and to ask the County Court
to cooperate with the Farm Bureau
and State Extension departments for
the employment of an agent, a petit
ton was circulated as a result of this
meeting. Since it has been found
that large per cent are signing this
petition the Farm Bureau has asked
that mass meeting of farmers be
present before the Court Friday, June
6 at p. M, at which time the petit
ton will be presented. Your pres
ence is respectfully urged in the
agricultural interest of jefferson
county.
BY The Jefferson County Farm Blu
reau Council.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
J. P. STRONG
Prominent Real Estate Broker of
Massachusetts,.

Boston, Aug. 25th-says, 81 have
been in the real estate brokerage
business for many years. / have suf-
fered with loss of sleep, indigestion
and nervousness, but since taking
Argo-Phosphate, / sleep better and
eat without fear of distress, and can
feel a great change in my system"
There is nothing in medical science
that equals Argo-Phosphate in the
treatment of indigestion, rheumatism,
nervousness, kidney and liver ills.
Sold by Miller's Pharmacy and all re-
liable druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
s,oo Reward, 500

~, readers Of this paper VIII
Inc % learn that there is at least
pleased a. y. disease that science has
one dreaoeu ere In all its stages and
been aol ea, ~ Catarrh being greatly
snss ,4ssssn sond HATS
csaISh M "a Pod i s a. sSI
fac q the US ssha s
T ssd Sssssss aa,S.s : #s.
G Gundred Dollars ;.t y e sesimona
to cure seng r. THENEY & CO., TOLEDO
az, Aodfese oId BY iii Druggists, Isc'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

Mrs. Inez Walker whose son Harry
died from influenza in hospital in
France last fall has received a most
touching letter from a motherless
soldier, written on Mothers Day, May
IL. The writer, John Elliott was in
the hospital at the time Harry was a
patient there. He wrote: AS this is
Mothers Day, and all the boys in
France are writing to their mothers
if they have any living, l who have
no mother, am going to write to you
in Harry's place. | was working in
the hospital when Harry was brought
here as a patient. He was here about
one month before his DEATH. The
nurses and | We're with him all the
time. There was not a thing he
wanted, but what we got for him.
Five hundred other young men died
in this hospital from the awful di
sease that took Harry away.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

Mr.. Harrison Assistant state gu
M, of Schools, and Senator
P pisss;ng of the State Tax Commis-
s;oners Office, addressed the me Inger
o of the Board of Education 1 OF 1en les,
Oh 'n county in the Court House ias'
soa on the school laws.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
corrs Bunions and callouses

Cause nervousness, headache and unfit you
for the duties of the day. Why not do as
the soldiers do-shake into your shoes eaeh
morning some Aliens Foot-Ease and walk
all day in comfort.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and en-
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family system tonic. Price, s1.25.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
WALL PAPER.

After having waited for several
years until the war was over to
buy wall paper, everybody is now in
rush to make up for lost time. That
dining room and that bed room must
be papered fright now" Well, we
have the paper for you. Some as
low as ten cents roll Others as
high as you wish. Come and see
them. c. N. BEARD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

Itch! Itch; Itch .--Scratch. Scratch
Scratch The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema and skin itching. 60c.
box
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

R,ue Ridge Lodge Knights of Py-
tbias has changed its meeting nignt
from Wednesday to Friday nights
nights of each week. All members
take notice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
hU PICNIC JUNE 5.

kU PICNIC JUNE 5.
h all jefferson Coun-
Eus VIII hold their pic
d. 2. yanMetre's farm.
b. rs been selected
D. By Tie committee.
i md business men of
T. are ted to bring
S1d dim, b7skets and
5 OF The Farm Blu
Il & sc.-,i intercourse
Eate in many profitable
IL feat Tres now in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
hon x. OF P

1 of Blue Ridge Lodge,
hts Of Pythias, are re-
bresc On Friday night
Il T.. Third Rank.
IL. L. Ramey C. {.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03

We have a stock of DR.. Whitlock $
remedies. G. Lippitt Renner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
BerkeIey-Jefferson Auto Passenger

pa Noun Read Up.
10 Jv Middleway Ar. 900 p. m.
q 90 M Charles Town 5.3O p. m
oA5 m Dufields 430 p. M
IosO a m. Shepherds town 400 p M
i0'eo a. waIner's X Roads $50 p. m.
i 90 a. m. Winebrenner's Roads S.zo pm
11.2O a. M. Ar Martins burg Lv. 800 D. m.
Daijv except Sunday. The above schedule
subject to change without notice auto
iaa,'as Charles Town from Jefferson Hotel
Shorbardstown from Post Office. and Mar
tinsburg from Hotel Berkeley. Parcels car
ried at a small charge. We place at your
service a comfortable car. careful driver
a convenient schedule. at reasonable iare
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
frH LANDS.

H. F. Painter of the
&tilIery gave us a pleas,
Eorning. His command
Mari n News last Wed
a inf. to Camp Stewart
MI ,a' a furlough on ac-
Illness In of his brother
that they had 4 good .,
III the boys are well,
w ,,,' in As days OF hard
II Argonne front but
H. Of the jefferson
In the command were
aist Of jefferson County
&mmand.
ser underwood 8enja-
IN, John Lacy Webster,
Gordon. James Edward
ur.li:a,, 5..sutfOrd
f,Johnston, Howard E.
Il Randolph Lewis, Mel
kyder, Jr., Clarence b.
"a Penwell, Harry Eu-
i Washington Grover
Il Earl Henkle.
IN will be mustered out
I'D it is hoped that the
Ereach their home IN a
i Sl3 will not take part
ade in Richmond.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-06-03
!, MET LAST NIGHT

[,,,oeil met in regular s31
E egli''' with the Mayor
R etimen present. Moore
u lff 10 Il. j Snya DEF: a.
H. f. ( Committee was 81 az
r. on ordinance IN re-
fE GG,5l,' Anderson "a and 40
EEr nlointed a committee to .
r. cast at the recent en-
|. OF n Mahoney was de-
e. Il the long term from San
n; James X d. 'i pbi I Inns
h " W alr' and W. B. All
/ Fourth Ward, where here,
rvu, were sworn
/ by a rising vote t ex-
| .Tcgureciation Of the
.a sypi and consideration
sesi IT, his fellow members
! r. a. M Mr.. A. NJ S. Nor
I+i :; member Of the
|. strider, J. n , Miley,
Eson, and c. L. lialneS
4 a select committee 10 70
hiding committees FOR
ii the Council at the
meeting.
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ban on approved real
ess N. Bd.-hoover, Jr.
Chef Ia yes are fine.
Q ale VS. W. Ralph
set covers, muslin under
hndis.
Satry food at caIIan's.
-four junk and sell it to
I'D complete line ofGeor-
<fe pc de chine and silks at
Hfltf at lands
Bangal pipeless furnace
fand be prepared for the
mel For sale and in
Ralph Burns