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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

rodins p Jakuba Syatiuy na Is
bile Hickory al.
Pan Frank Nala, many kra.
Nan Y Rrainard. Nebr, W. stredm,
Z. ledna, jake dohry ~pfiznivcc ma.
Seho casopisu, poctil mas v zavod9
na n6kolik okamSik1 ndysttvou a
mezi jinym 5 Mani sdelil, ie do
omahy prijel %nakoupit sdsoby
zboA a mimo to sncastnil Sc kon-
yence sdruieni obchodniki hospo-
dafskTmi stroll a nafadlm ze stree
do-zdpadu, jez Sc zdc konala.
Pan Jan Moudry, rolnik cd
Ord, Nebr.. pfivezl We etvrtek,
s. ledna, do soub.omaasktho tn
hu ieleznicni karin hova7iho do
bytka a, kdya byl : prodeiem ie-
ho hotov, 2avital tez, jake dobrl
l~pfiznivec "Denniho a Nedelniho
Pokroku", do naseho zayodu M
kratkou navstevu. Pan Mondry
mezi jinym S Mani sdalil, ze IN
dobytek strzil ma stavaiici pom6-
ry ieste dosti obstojnou cenu
IA volky dostal po $i1.00 a IN
kravy, pc Sl025 IN sto liber. q.
znacnem mnozstvi dobytka V tam
MIN okoli svedci ncjlepe Ia okok
most, re We stredu byly ienom ze
samfho mesta Ord vyslany % ka
ry dobytka. Nejyetsi potiz tam
ale jim pdsobi. re nemohou mno-
hdy dostat prazdne vagony. Nyni
" tamnim okoli rolnici iest6 Ia
mou kukurici, iez jim ide cd '35
do 40 a j vice busld pc akrn. a.
roven S p. Moudrym navstevou
poetil mas tsz dobry pfiznivec
'Denniho a Nedelniho Pokroku'.
pan Alb. +. Parkos, pficinliyy
mlady iest6 rolnik, rovnez cd Ord,
Nebr., ktery, jak s Mani sdelil,
privezl vice nezli zeleznicni karnl
hoveziho dobytka, "a kteryz str
I'll stejnsu ash cenu, jake pan
Moudry a byl tudiz $ prodejem Il
pine spokojen. Kdyz 81 pax OBJ
novil pan Parkos pfedplatnG ma
"Denni a Ned6lni Pokrok", 5 KITE
rymzto casopisem jest velmi Spo-
koien, sdelil $ mani, ze Sc 5 p.
Moudrym zdrzeji Sc V 0maze az
do soboty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

Miskovska a Emile ShilIeroya
do velko-yyborn, Anezka Toman
Emile Bandhauer, M. +. Bartos
FIR. Prchal, Anezka Suchy, Anns
Pifha; do Narodniho Sdruzenf
M. i. Batros a FIR. Prchal; zastu.
pitelka do sjezdu, Lena Miskov.
ska, nabradnice, Anna Pifha; dc
skolnfho vyboru, FIR. Prchal a
Ant. Vitamvas = Sbor povolil re
sve pokladny ma dobrocinne ice.
le: $500 ia Brn6nskou Utulnn,
ma chicagskou Utulnu a So
ma Narodni Sdruzeni, mimo do
podpory trpiclm sestram
sborn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
RoBsTowN, TEXAS.
Dne 4. ledna 1920.

Dne 4. ledna 1920.
Nuze, dnes op6t pfichazim, bycI
Sc ct. ctenafi sdelil nsjake ty zpra
Wy 2 naseho jihu, pc te ocekaya
ne pohrome a pfedpovedi 0 kon
lei sv6ta, ktera Sc ovsem nedosta.
villa, nebof -- jak vidno jesta
Izijeme. Ma misto zkazy nell jsme
zde pc cely prosinec a jest9 i ny.
nj name p6kne tiche zimni pc.
cast, tax Re bylo moznym kazde.
no dine V poll pracovat. Domnf-
vam se, he, kdyby mel ten oecka-
vany soudny den nadejit, mnohe.
no 3 mas ] $ t1mi hvszdafi nasel by
nepfipravene a podle skutkG bylo
by vsem mefeno. Proto poknd je
cas-, nechf ustane sc v prostopas-
nostech a k~ctasovani "a 1Gelem
hromadznf pen9z, nebot to vie by
jen ku stfzenf rozsudku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Je zaludek poruseny?
Odstrahte prav0u pfi6inu-Pouxijts
Dr. EdWardse olivovych TabIetek.

TAX jedna tisice lidf, kteff trpi
zkazenym zazfvacim dstrojfm. MI.
st0 ably uzfyali sflivek, anebo pokou.
Sell 20 o zlepseni zazfvaciho dstroif,
cni dtocf ma pravous pficinu vseho
zacpan6 5atra a stfeya.
Dr.. Edwardse Olivove Taletky
(Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets), pro-
bouzejf jatra k cinnosti pomalu a S
1ecivJm 1cinkem. Pravidelnou Gin
nostf later a sslev odstran1na 10 ne
z~6ziynost q zaludLoye ncsnaze.
Mite Spat1ou chut', potazent ia,
xyk, nemGte caut' k jfclu, pfemaha
w bexvladnost, ztracfte sflu a
energij, ancb trpitc n4sledkem ne
ss1azf zazfyacsho ny.rojf? Pouzijte
olivoyych TabIetek, substitute kalo-
me1u.
Dr.. Edwardse Olivcy6 Tabletky
5sou eist4 r~ostlInnou ~pffprayou, smi.
chanou o1ivovJm olejem. PoznAte
- ole jejichP oliycv6 barry. A do
M ~ dobSfch vysledkt bez svfranf,
sHoE1 / bolestf
Y6Smyte 5ednu aneb dyx tabletky
v1li tyehIfm vtsledk0m kazd6ho
61cgn Dfo6 spenin. Jeste, 20 -
- ~ : 26c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

krajaniim, kteri Sc
chystaji k odjezdu
do stare vlast
U ceskoslovenskeho konsulatu '
New Yorku jest tisice zadosti
o pasy nevyrizenych.
Konsul vybizi krajany, ably oh.
myslenou cestu odlozili ma
dobu prihodneisi.

Odjezd do stare vlasti, K MENU;
chysta Sc vice krajani v Omazt
j " jinych ceskych osadach ma "a
pad6, jest posud otazkou, kters
zasluhuje yazne iivahy. Vysviti
to 2 informaci, ktere podava pan
T.. Kopecky, konsul ceskosloven.
ske republiky V New Yorku Q
moznosti a zpisobu dosazeni prH-
yodnich listil. Pouceni toto mi
X zadostem 0 prfvodni listy
(pasyj jest nntno priloziti:
/. N6jakou 1rfedni listinu, do
syedcujici, re zadatel jest cesko-
slovenskym obcanem (stary ce-
stovni pas, domovsky neb rodnl
list, yojenskou neb pracovni kniz-
ku). We vyjimecnych pfripadech
postaci jake ddkaz ceskosloven-
ske pfislusnosti zadatelovy dopis
cd jeho rodiny 2 vlasti, v phvod-
nj obalce, opatrene ceskosloven-
skym razitkem.
Nema-li zadatel zadne z t6chto
listin, jest nutno, ably 81 dopsal
pflslusnemu obecnimu madu We
vlasti 0 domovsky list ncb w
sv6dcen1 p~ffslusnosti.
2. Konsularnl poplatek 81 Y ho-
tovosti neb postovni p~onkazkou
B. Dive podobenky zadatelovy'
vlastnorucne ma pfednf strane po-
depsane.
Zadost nutno zaslati dvo.imo ma
formularfch, jez Sc kazdemu ma
pozadanl $ potfebnou informacil
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Nase navstsvy

Tyto dry dli v Omaze navste
Won krajan pan Ant. Dolezal
Clarkson. Nebr., ienz vyfizuje $
Yde RUNE obchodnf zalezitosti. Pr
tie p~filezitosti Easel 81 pan Dole
&al tez do naseho zavodu a pred
platil 81 ma DENIM i NedeInf Pc.
krok, jehoz je horlivym ctenafem
V sobotu ma nekolik 'okamzi-
XII do naseho zavodu navsteyou
|zavitala pi. Fir. Dolezalova, stara
|osadnice a dlouholeta ctenarka
naseho casopisu, 2 Fremont, Neb.
PAM Dolezalova obnovila sobe
pfedplatne a sdelila $ Mani, ze "a
vitala do Omahy, ably Sc zde S Get
nymi svymi pfateli Ease jednou DO
delsi dobe pot9sila.
We stfedu odpoledne navstf-
viii mas zayod Y privodu pana
Jakuba Svaciny panove G. J. Do
lezal a Jos. Kubik . Valparaiso,
Nebr. PfivezIi do south omazske-
no trhu pc zcleznicnim nakladu
hoyeziho dobytka a sdslili s Mani,
ze pfi prodeji znamenit6 pochodi-
i. NAvStevnfci ~prohledli 81 tkx Sc
z6jmem zafizenf na5eho z4yodu.
Oba p6novk jsou milymi hosty VI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Spolkova zprava

We vgrocnf schdzi fadu Dobro
mia, els. 116, Z.C.B.J., zvolen,
byly ma rok 1920 nasledujicf Il
fednice: Starsi pfedsedka, Nil
Buresova; ~pfedsedka. Anna Ku.
takova; dozorka, Ant. Vitamva
soya; tajemnice, Helena Hrusko-
va; 1cetnice, M. f. Bartosoya
pokladni, Marie Kunclova; prii-
vodka, Albina Jiskroya; vgbor
.ajetku, Karol. Hruskova; stra-
BE, B. Siterova a Ant. Stepanko-
va nahradnice, Marie Vankova !.
vybor, Marie F. Bartoso-
va; do G. N. s., Anna Kutakoya.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Lloyd George a Nitti
radi Sc 0 Rjece

Pafiz, 9. ledna. - Vseobecne Sc
yefl Y dobry vysledek konferenci
premiera Lloyda George a pre-
mlera Nittiho a ma Sc "a to, re .je-
jim ddsledkem Dude pfedbezna do
hoda, die ktere z Rjeky a Zadaru
utvofena bndou neodyisla mesta,
die sdeleni casopisu Petit Parisien.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Zastavte svrbem kiizze.
Zemo, cista, antisepticka tekuti-
ma pfinese rychlou dIevu.

Jeden bezpecny, spolehlivy sptsob
X zastavenf tryzniv6ho svrbenf, kteryz
cistf a konejsl k1zi.
Pozadejte kter6hokoliy lekArnfka o
S5centovou nebo 81 lAhev Zemo q pfl
Iozte die navodu. Brzy s~hledAte. ze
drazdiyost, pupence. Ekzima, skyrny.
chrasty, lisej q podobn6 koznf nemoci
zmizf.
Zemo, ~prosakujfcf konejsivA tekuti-
ma, Jest jedina v6c potfebna, nebot'
n zapuzuje v6tbinu vyrAzek . cinf
kdzi hladkou, mGkkou q zdrayou.
The II. w. Rose Co, Cleveland, O.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Zprava spolkova

Sbor Vlastislava, Z. 20, jed,
We sve vgroeni schizi zvolil soba
ma belief rok nasledujfci 1fedni-
&c: Starsf pfedsedka, Anezka To-
man; pfedsedka, Emile Band
hauer nam1stka, Frant. Prchal
tajemniae, Marie r. Bartos; 1cet-
nice, Anezka Suchy pokladnice,
Rdzena Kalcfk; dozorkyne, Anto-
ME vitamvas; strAzkynS a knihoy-
nice, Anna Pifha yybor majettn,
Anna Kntak q Josefa BeIda; q
cetnf yybor, Marie Baroch, Lena
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Matky dslajIi toto!
Kdyz deti kaslou, mazou Mus.
ter0le ma krku a ma prsou.

Nelze ffci, jak pfiznaky SO mohou
vyvinout v chfipku, neb h1f a pax lax
1ste radi. mate-li nadobku Musterole
donna 20 ruce. abyste mohlI mfti Okla
m2itou dlevu. Nedela puchyfG.
Jakozto prvnf pomoc a jista dleva,
Musterole Jest znamenita. 1isice matek
to VI. Mate mfti nadobku stale donna
Dohotoye pro 0kamzitou pornoc.
Je to Drostfedek pro odrostl6 FARO.
ven, Ulevf bolay6mu hrtanu, zapalu
.pr0dusnic, ztuh1emu krku. Mandolin,
chffDce. dychavicnosti, hostel. boleni
hlayy. srazenf krve. zapalu blan, host
Ct, pichanf a bolcnf v kffzi a v zadech
a kloubech. y%yvrtnutinam, bolayym
syaldm, oznobeninam, omrzlym noham
q n~astuzeninam (casto zamezf zapalu
Dlic). zoe q coo n4dobka. Nemocnicni
nadoba 1850.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Osobnf

Tyto dny byli manzel6 FIR.
Vitamvasovi poteseni navstevon
sveho syna pana Jana Vitamvasa
cd Silver Greek, Nebr., ienz
vlastni tam lekarnn. Pfijel do
Omahy "a 1celem nakupu zbozi a
tez Sc potesiti $ rodici.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

EdNiNUs
V zajmu zadatel6 jest nutno, by
svt zadosti podavali nplne, I. j
ably Formulate zadosti byly rad.
ne vyplneny a soucasn9 $ mimi ably
zadatel zaslal vsechny doklady
shora uvedent. Zadosti nenpln.
byti vzaty v nvahu.
Cestovni pasy Sc vydaji TEN
zadatelnm, kteri zadosti sve rad.
nf od6vodni. Krajane, ktefi by
chteli jeti do vlasti nyni pouzc mn
navstevu, isou zadani v jejich
vlastnim zajml, ably svoji zamy
slenou cestu odlozili ma dobu pfi-
hodnejsi.
u tohoto generalniho konsulatr
Jest mnoho tisfc zadosti o pasy a
jest samozfeime, re pasy nemohou
Ibyti z, technickych dGvodi vyda-
NY vsem temto zadatelim najed-
nou, coz by nebylo ami v zaimu "a
datelG samotnych, ktefi by phi
velkem navalu. jenz by v pfipa-
de tom nastal, byli ma evropske
pevnine vystaveni n~ejyetsim Il
|trapam a dlouhemu cekani. V Get.
nych pfipadech bez pfistfesi, po-
nevada zelezmicnf komunikace 2
evropskych pfistavii neni posud
dostatecna.
Cestovni pasy vydavaji Sc Ia
pc ~poradku, pfi cemz ma
tento ~generalnf konsulat ma IRE
tell panujicf pomery v Europe a
to hlavn6, ably Sc krajane skutee-
ne do vlasti dostali.
Cestovanf jest posud i v neijlep-
Sch pripadech spoieno Sc znacny-
mi obtizemi a proto kraiane, KITE
II nyni ma cestu 2 d6lezityeh dh-
vodi Sc vydati chteii, nechf isou
pfedem ma obtfze pfipraveni a o.
brneni pfedevsim trpelivostf.
Upominani 0 uspiseni past ne
urychli vyfizeni zadosti.
Rozhodne Sc nedoporucnie kra.
janiim, ably opoust9li svoje domo-
Wy V domneni, re jim cestovnf pa
sy budou drive vydany, kdyz do
Yorku pfijedou. Nechf kaz-
zadatel setrva ma SVEN mfst6,
MONO v praci a vycka. az
mu cestovnf pas Dude postou "a
slam.
Krajane, kteff by jednali prot
instrukcim, chill by TAX
proti sym vlastnim zajmdm a by
i by pfi pfijezdu do New Yorku
Vysfavenl zbyteenym vylOham.
Formulaf zadosti 0 vydanf ce-
'tovnlch past jest vydan kazdemu
"a pozadani.
Americtf obcane musi Sc Sc svo-
zadostl 0 pas obratiti ma State
Department We Washingtonn, KITE
\ ma jed~noduchou zadest posle
,otfebne Formulate. Pasy vydanes
tatnim odborem muse.jf bfti vi
{. S. konsulem a konsuly
emf iimiz zadatel ma cests do
tare vlasti pojede.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Spolkova zprava

Spolek sy. Alzbety, els. 9, jed
roty Deer Kolumbovych, pfi osa-
de sy. Vaclava proved ye.vyroenf
schdzi volbu do nrada 5 nasledu-
jicim vgsledkem: Kaplan, vldp.
Jan Vranek pfedsedkyn6, Alzbe-
ia Wolff; tajemnice, Ant. Svobo-
da; ncetnl, Ant. Vampola po-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

- Prist6 vice zprav, jez vas budou
zajfmati. - ) pfanfm vsem hojne-
no zdarn v tonic novem roce, zna-
menam sc v hcte =
A. DoGekal.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-22
gov. COOLIDGE
TO SPEAK AT WOODSTOCK

The Coolidge Special with Cover
nors Coolidge, Lowden and Morrow
and Job e. Hedges, OF New York, will
stop in Woodstock on Saturday, Oct.
,23rd between ten and eleven O'Clock,
when Governor Coolidge will make a
ten minute talk from the rear platform
OF the Special. A large crowd Is ex-
pected, as this is the first time a Vice
Presidential candidate has included
Woodstock in his speaking places.
A bout twenty years ago the late Pres
ident Mckinley made a short talk
from the rear OF his special train
while enroute from Hot Springs to
Washington. Seventy years ago
President fillmore held an informal
reception in the parlors of Welsh's
Hotel, then one Of the famous stopping
places OF the Valley, now known as
the Shockey Flats.
Still earlier Andrew Jackson held a
reception and spent the night at the
same old Hotel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo ShIpe spent
the first OF the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Isaiah Kjbler
Rev, W G Winton preached an
able sermon on prayer at White
Chapel Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Boyer and
family spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs, S N. Boyer and family.
Miss Nora Funk, OF Front Royal
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Funk, at Dilbeck.
Sunday visitors at the home OF
William Tamkin and family were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ritenour and
two children, OF Davis, w. Va, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tamkin, Of Dilbeck,
Elmer Tamkin, Of Washington, Carl
Tamkin, of Woodstock and W, G..
Winton, of Toms Brook.
Mr.. David Boyer left Thursday for
Front ROYAL where he has employment.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cullers and
three children, of Seven Fountains
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Cullers
the first OF the week.
Elmer Tamkin, who has been work
ing in Washington for the past three
months, spent Sunday and Monday
at his home here.
Mark Ritenour, of Davis, W. Va,
Is spending sometime with his mother.
Mrs. Kate Ritenour, of Dilbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Compton and
|children, of Manassas are visiting
Mrs. Compton's brother Mr., Frank
Boyer and family.
Rev. Mir. Austin, of Canada, has
been conducting a revival at the
Church CT God, Seven Fountains, for
the past ten days. His daughter,
Miss Mary Austin is acco mpanying
him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-22
East, West, Homes Be st

It has been said that The Youth S
Companion has had more read ers per
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articles, editorial and 9th erwise, il
has dwelt upon the inp( ,rtanCe O.
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mant, but "stepping stones to higher
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A year Of The Youth Companion
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Fiji Of THE TOY SHOP,

FAMOUS MUSICAL FANTASY WILL BE
PRES ENTED HERE.
The Entertainment Committee of the
Town Hall Association has arranged
to stage the famous musical fantasy
"Fi-Fi of the Toy Shop" in Lantz
Hall on the evenings OF 18th and 18th
of November.
The performance will be given I'M
der the management of the John B.
Rogers Producing Co., OF Ohio, who
make specially Of rehearsing and
staging high class amateur produc-
tons.
Rehearsals will begin shortly. The
production has been given through
out the East with marked success. 1t
is built along the lines of BABES in
|Toyland, "La Copelia" and 1.-THE
Love Tales of Hoffman," in that the
leading characters in the extrava-
ganza represent toys and dolls. The
principals will be drawn from the
leading musical and dramatic talent
of the town. More than 100 will par
Iticipate in the choruses and interpre-
tive dances.
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Program For New Theatre

Friday, Oct. o. (Special)-Charles
Ray in special Paramount Photo.
play In Red Hot Dollars" this is
one OF the finest entertainments ever
shown. Be sure and see this. Also
Helen Holmes ia THE Fatal For
tune"
Saturday, Oct. 23-wm. Russell
in Leave It To Me-" a great story
OF rich man in New York. Also q
good comedy.
Monday, Oct. 25-W arren Kerrigan
In dream Chester" photo drama
with plenty OF thrills. Also the prea,
prize serial, Jack Dempsey in "rhe
Daredevil Jack"
Tuesday, Oct. 26-Marguerite March
in wits VS.. Wits" powerful de.
tective drama. Also the Pathe News
and comedy.
Wednesday, Oct.27, Especially "The
Butterfly Man," the most beautiful
costumes and scenes ever shown here
Watch the blllboards.
Thursday, Oct. 2s-Charles Ra,
In "bill Henry" q great coined,
drama you will enjoy. Also an ex.rs
good two reel comedy.
Only the best photoplays are showr
every night. Come and enjoy yourself
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-10-22
People Asked to Make
Study of the League

Richmond, Va. Oct. 16.-An ap'
peal that Sunday, October "a, be sci
apart as a day to study the league OF
nations was issued to the people OF
Virginia yesterday, by Governor
Westmoreland Davis. Because OF
the sacred character of the covenant
Of the league, Sunday was chosen as
the day to be set apart.
Governor Davis followed the re-
quest of the League of Nations Day
Committee, that day be designated
for such a purpose. By his action he
sets an example for governors OF
Their states. 1t may be interpreted
also as rebuking Governor Coolidge,
of Massachusetts, who denounced the
league as a partisan issue.
To the People is as follows:
IN response of Nations Day Com,
mittee, [ am urging our people to sci
aside Sunday, October "A, 1920, as
League of Nations Day." for the
study of the covenant Of the league.
SO that they may upon such an i'm.
portant subject act with intelligence
and patriotism.
WESTMORLAND DAVIS,
Governor.
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GOOD STOCK OF FERTILIZERS, now
on hand. Shen. Farmers Union. It
ONE CAR LOAD Security Portland
Cement, now in stock. Shenandoah
Farmers Unfon. "
The reduction sale now being held
at Rosen berger's Store at Bowman S
Va. is attracting large crowds, day
and night. Five ezra clerks are en-
p Dyed.
Now DUE ONE CAR LOAD Fairmont
Wall plaster, leave your orders with
H. now. Shen. Farmers Union. "
EAs Senator's Borah and johnson
refused u agree with Senator Hard
ing. On the League of Nations, Sena-
tor Haiaing will agree with Borah
and johnson.
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CALF CLUB PRIZES,

The latest laurels for Shenandoah
County were won at the Southside
Virginia Fair, Petersburg this week.
In the open class Holstein calves
with competing calves from all over
the state, the first prize was given to
Dorothy Golladay's calf, Beauty
'Pietje Ormsby Korrigan.
Second premium was won by Thelma
Richards calf-Butter Girl Jewell De
Kol; the third was won by Irwin
Clark 's-Sadie Netherland Witkop
In the Calf Club Class-First pre-
MUM was awarded Stella Hepner's
Calf-May Hengerveld Ormsby Vale
"a Thelma Observation-Disclosures Cir
Jewell De Kol.
3rd Dorothy Golladay 's-Beaut,
| P. o. K.
Other members of the Shenandoah
County Boys and Girls Calf Club
won 5th, 9Th. 10sh, 18th, 18th, 10th
18th, 18th and 21st premiums. Thu
bringing Is premiums to this county
The namesof all the members who wol
have not yet been received. TIL
calves were judged by Mr. Rutfuer, 0
lGordonsville, one of the best judge
in the State.
AT the State Fair at Richmond thi
Club exhibited IA calves and won 81
OF the ten ribbons offered, calves fror
all over the State competing, beside
winning $1l9.00 In cash prizes.
s Winners of ribbons and prizes a
State Fair were
Thslma Richard-Butter Girl Jew
ell De Kol, End.
Carl Hepper-Amleta Mutual.
Stella Hepner-May Hengervel
Ormsby Vale.
Truman Epard-Lady Full Pa
Plum POsch.
Braden Walker-Princes Tirani
Clorinda.
Dorothy Golladay-Beauty Pietj
Ormsby Konigan.
Roller Golladay-Butter Maid A
lcartha.
French Boyer-Donna Korndyk
lJohanna.
| Robert Walker-Ilva De Kol SO
dene, End.
l william Logan-Silvora Bonn
IClorinda De Kol.
i Irwin Fravel-Hooverdal Pontis
IDe Kol Beets.
il Irwin Clark-Sadie Netherland Wi
kop.
| Geneva Harpine-Pontiac.
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IMPROVE ENTS.

\The side walks Of Woodstock ar.
gradually being improved. T. G
Locke is now having II cement pave
NETT made in front of his Main Stree
business houses beginning In front ot
the building containing The Wood
sSo2k restaurant and Eos Ter Brothers
market, past the Mems Furnishing
Department and the Toy Department
OF Locke's Store. At this point the
Town Council will make new pave.
ment across Court Street to the oppo
site corner, where Mr.. Locke will con-
tinue the pavement in front OF his
Main Store Building and Gibbs Hard
ware Company's Store. This together
with the recently completed pavements
In front of J. L. Shaffer's residence
and store property and Hugh r.
travels building, containing J. R.
Miller's Merchant Tailoring Ests.b-
lishment, Bailey & Solenberger'
Hardware Store and L. S. Suther-
lands Office will make total of over
three hundred feet of continuous new
pavement
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Arrested on Serious Charge

Frank BLY,, of Oranda was arrested
Tuesday charged with the theft Of
automobile tires valued at $4,000.
John Smith alleges that BLY, entered
Smiths Garage with key furnished
him by Fred Stickley, former en-
ploye Of Smiths Garage, BLY,,
who WAS sent on to the Grand Jury
by Magistrate Hurn of Strasburg,
was admitted to bail by Bail Com.
missioner M. W. Magruder, in the
sum of So, 900, to appear at the No.
vember term of court.
Stickley who was later arrested
as an accessory before the fact was
brought before Magistrate W. B.
Allen, in Woodstock Tuesday and
bailed in the sum of $1,000, for his APP
pearance at preliminary hearing to
be held in WOODSTOCK, Monday,
Oct %.