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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
KTERAK KoMENsKY MfRNITI
CHTEL sOCIALNt BoLEsTI.

j. A. Komepsky ncbyl jen o.
prayeem ysclioyy II Wdflani; vi.
me zyIaste, he postayil sc v cello
cmigrant1 u M byl We stykn 50
ysemi cyropsk Smi dyory II yyni.
kajieimi poIitiky q yojcviMci,
ehitje jich zisknti, aby z~acJlraniI
synj narod 0d 1tlaku II poroby
Habsbursktlo rodu, kiery TAX
itzcc doleII IN ccIS narod 30 20.
razcc b6lohorskf. Skoda, ze ztra.
tia se v minuItm stolctf jcho 10.
respondcncc, obs6hIl n tclnA. n III
bylo by yynikIo mnoho M syitlo.
jak p1sobiI u Syid6, v Nizozemi,
v Dansku, AngIii q v Glrleh, jak
IMAM byI tcIidy vsemu yzdtIant.
mn sy6tu u jsk ujfmaI 10 yyiryulc
sytllo n5rods A ! kdyz mirem
osnabrneek ym v roce 1913 yylo0,
ccn byI naroJ teskg i miroy@ch
who'd, u kdyz komenskg z,tdiy
" boIestnh zyOlnI I'M ks zlata
zradili jstc ms, = | ielJy jesl b
% eeIg Myot kom~tkg nekIcsaI,
ale pracoyaI dale vi do we suvtj,
Muzem tNIby y dobyoty byl, psan.
cen nbDbyW ~ rely Myot, Il pro.
roetyi jebo, ~ DGrod jeio Dezaby
De u NJ yIadn ytei iebD 4 nlmuI
Nc D%ayratj, stslD w skutkpm hi.
prye 20 syftoyt ydlcp Y r. 1918
M jako sprayce sboru W wi.
yekv y jako knfz y nciiel sezpJ,
JAZZ hr0znt bd trpi p1robDn, kterh
o1 stole0 H. etdIe VIZ . yiee WI.
ID y5ecien lid, nh ' ~ stoIelj sta,
IN ~ z6kODen vidlI, M MeebM
MI jest jsdjnyw pSnpm d yseehpn
oytatm lid iebD MvDkem Jsk to.|
mn Delifj, jat D1wsyn zjedns0y
Po0ziI tedy Gskg iflo Dyyt1lenf|
selmoej, q wore 1919 yy4s ' oil
lom4pel fgpfk "LgNo1 ~ No..
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
X MfRovE NABfDcE RUgKA

Odpogtf, kferon ciGerinoyi po.
slaIa heskosloy~eka ylada pro.
stftduietyfm zahfanjfDibo mini.
sfrA Beueke, mi
Pam CNerinoyj, Idoyfmu komi.
ssfi Authenticated ytci v Moskgk
MIN fesf. potyrdiG yam piJeti
Viii nofy " dine ~, mora, ~ niz
0dpoy1dhm feprye dies, Ofazka,
kfer6 je p~fedmftem Wi uofy, Jo
0pgavdn yeIiee yhzuA CcIh Evro.
pa f0De Y neenazicb, kterf stdgaji
W. fbz5imf tin, III ne0i posnd pr6.
yDjID MtJadn Dro dyk wezi NJ
psduf d y9ehDdnj Eyv0pon,
Ceskosloyenska ylads dempiva
~, ze tstD eifugee n neadrMteIpa
pro dloahnp dobn, All E'isko, .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

ri uplsnulu od bastonske yzpulI
w Americana dvakrnt iasili no.
profit A%nplitanum q Ec tsto, pr
Ameriku yite2ne vdlky, Aancchal'
nesmazatelnt siopy v dust amer
ekeho lidu, iei Sc dddi noyym
gcneraeemi N6lka znamena PR
Ameriku Anglii valky $ Augli
canN isou podstatou amerieke hi
s%torip, TAX mlade u TAX pysne
vdlky ) Anglii ovliynily amcri
ckou mentalitu n urdily vztah A
meri6an1 neien k Anglii, ale
eel6 Europe $ jcji monarchistickor
soustayou, v Amcricc TAX nendyi
denou.
Anglicky ch%arakter jest dedic.
TWIN ydlck, ktert provdzcly
yzrilst maltho ostrovniho kraloy.
styi We yelkou sy6tovou fisi pro.
ces tento byl poraly a postupny
kazda gencrace, zocclcna krvavgm
ohn6m ydlek n zchladnokrcynela
neustal}m zapasam 4 mofsk ymi
vllami, ~plcndScla ma pfisti poke.
lenf 0nu odvahu, scbeycdoinost u
pri6nosi, jcz posilaji hrstku lidi
do diyok9ch koncin doblvati no.
yych fisi a jca ucinily 2 britskeho
lidu ndrod yIddnouci n nikym ne.
pokofeny. - u Americana tohoto
postupu ncbylo, Americana, v ri.
klnde angIick6ho pdyodn n cha.
rakierl. yliyem podnebi, zdpasii i
pralcsy n Indiany, 1zasn6 rych.
lynn yzr6stem obyvatelstya a ROY.
petim yolnfho Iidskdho dncha /
ylivy iillmi, hlayne %romnnskt
krye, pfijali mentnlilu odlisnou
cd anglicke. kazdy, kdo studoval
americkou psychologist, vkiml 81
zaiisit rycblosti, 4 jakou Sc Anne.
rozhoduc, chyatu, i jakym
spazi Sc do%sdhnouti sy6ho ellie u
jcho netrp6liyosti vnei odkladnm
n okolkdm. Spojcnt Stdty isou o..
zcmi X noyon eiyilisaei,
jak Sc tato tvofi spojenim yseeb
narodu syeta ma auRlosasktm
podkladu.
BFti narodem, v kazdtm ohlcdu.
samostatn5m d p%nyodnim, jc do.
miuujicim idcalcm vscch Anicri.
Az sami %prollasuji, ae idle.
dlu toho je dosazeno, Americana
81 uytdomuji, ~ tomu TAX
neni Mnseli by k tonn eli
zastayiti pfistehovnlcctyi u eekati'
stolcti ia WYNN. Nhrody, jcz tyofi|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

w vrnlTeln, Estapa nemahuu -
Ada usinlll SWIM rNsinnoslsn
NAti ss, NAW ahm. isNlihe " ne
raANsi ioN Sims ~ Asali VfAFm
NnlmAlni tl,k4
Nas nAvrb DAl pluto ssal Nell
ee ytlnt na nsahn ismlle Nslas
nleh NsAn eenabllAs essle.insen
skA ,lAda ssionpila neipr,c "
Nsk ~ sNsmi paflamenlamlm.
kfuhY N, nuhlaseui n mhranit
MIN Vthoru i itia ulhyte iil va.
muNlfpndubnt dosla Mimi IL Il
da,ulli YAM uRnamili ~ tcsko.
.lo,cnsha vlada s%ltlila ohsah VA.
4 noiN b. dnc IS nnota ntktc.
rim Vladam. sslasit spnieneck,m .
Ikoumaiic %roirohue Vas na,rh
ecskoNovcnska Nlada poklada ~
nuihe onraviu thpsi. ~ohsa1ehou W
NaAi note q ~vgtahuiici - Ma cho.
yani a u%putfebeni nasich yoj.k v
Reku a Sihifi fakia. ktrra "a
saditc. ncisou die mineni ,'csko.
slovenskt vlady spravn6 a nisto.
rieka pravda jest zcela iina
Nikdo ma syett nikdy ncpochy
hoyal o citcch upfimneho pfdlcl
styi cclcho ceskoslovensktlo n6
roda yuti vcliktmp nArodn rnske
mn, bez rozdilu strun a smJSleni.
IN valky vsiclni isme Sc zdvihli,.
abyehom boiovali IN svobodu po
litickou ! Socialnf ccskosloycnS,i.
yojaci ncsli prapory svobody a.
mef vscmi dily sytta. Nasc ndrod
nj a statni existence ylastne we
sla Z naseho rcyolucniho z6pasu
Nikdo tedy nem1ze pochyboyati 81
nasich upfimnyeb a oddanych ci.
tech idealum svobody a reyoIuce,
ktera mas osvobodila 2 yezcni sta
re monarchie.
Ably vsak bylo %odstran6no We.
Skcr6 nedorozum6ni mezi ob6ma
zememi v otdzce nasi sibifskf ar.
mddy, pfipravuii ' tonic okamzi
ku sbirku dokumcntu, kterC 1pl
ne osyetli chovdni nasi yl6dy M
ofieielnich v1dcd naseho reyoluc
Milo lnuti zcimtna Y Rusku. To
oysem vySaduie jest6 ndjaky krat
kg caS pripray,
Pres 70 ysak liz nyni ncmohu
nekonStatoyati, VI Ne stanoyiska
prayniho Vase nota neshoduje SC
Sc skutcdnosti.
Ceskoslovenskd ylada ncbyla
We vdlcc 5 Ruskem.
Je pravdou, zc ureitt mistni do
byly ucincny Y Sibifi PRAY
ne ysak tato olazka must bSti po.
stayena jinak.
Doyolim 81 tndi1 poslati Van VI
sbirku dckument1. jakoz
lase yyjednayatele. ktcfi by mo.
vstoupiti We styk : ruskvmi
antoritami a zkoumati icdnak o.
nasich pfislnsnikh V Rusku
jednak otazku nasieh pfistich no.
spoddfskych stykd. Tato mise by
nobla zaroyei stauoyiti, kterd
ostatni probl6my, jez by mo
b}ti zkonmdpy. !
Ceskosloycnska ylada douf6, Vel
into postnpem blidc mono doiftil
ySsledkdm, jez by byly uzitec
~ obema nasim zemim.
: pfanim vscho ucjIcpsiilo vel.
semu rusk6mu uarodu,
EDUARD BENEs,
minislr Authenticated zalczitostil
Ceskosloyensk6 republiky /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19


ssls nar~is ~ n.sssneeas >ehsi'
"A ami nnase ien iroehu nspr
huAls a sAnie'ats ohaii AmsnAAm
nts asAl AmeflAe nsA dnle a.
alnnhn po,wsinOvsho lEsiln
askinsnsnL ,frha by 10 ohdl,uhod
me- hslo dchru,olne
Meslnsrsi.l hesfeissslA = q
npueui lmeicc Spoiense ~ siaia n
salkon aplne ohralila plsSi val
knu llnilla ksrors, dnes ia,o dln
hmlna Amcricrt Pred salkul
amfneky sahranieni uhchod, M
hAl wlkS, nikierak ncro,nal N
anplicktmu a nemgrktmu dne'
o,lada irhy, usayfene Nemccku
a opusltnt Anrlii Amcrika me
dnrs nhromnt yasobs sufovin .
holuycho shoii, ma s,e lode ! oh.
chodni siyky na,asAns kdcGtc
druhe narody sc teako probiicji :
yalcSntho promrhani Pfisti leta
sky,aji Spoicnym siatOm cbchod.
nj pfilclitost dosud neposnanon.
Diplometickt siyky mcsi An
gill a %Spoienymi staty byly vsdy
napiatc a pine spor0, "Edin.
burgh Review fiicn 1919 Spo-
ry tyio nelly ovscm svou o,lcavm v
lidu. Angliennt iSou p~ove'ovani Y
Amrricc ~ orrogantni, domlslivc
a pohrdlive. poliiika Angle jc
politikou prospcchare, vidy hoio.
va vyusitkovati jinSch narodn,
ySdy nccestna n plctichaiska v di.
vldy ncbczpeenti si tam,
kdc chcc ziskQ,i diplomaticky TO,
echo iinnm ncmnze SC zmocniii.
n toho dnvodu ! Svaz nGrodn Sc.
tkal sc v Amcricc ) ncpfizni. He
di Sc na mel 5 ncdnverou, jake ma
anglickou past, chytfe %nalitenou
We prospcch Angle a ku skode
Ameriky.
Americana jsou pfesvedccni, ze
60 Francic kry6cela v mad.
zapasu, Anelitanc ncdt.
|ali prakticky niceho. kdyz Fran
Gle obctovala vsc pro ~yitezstyi,
~pomyslcla ma obchod. Nv.
i'm, 60 Francic posilala poslcdni
,ye syny do zdkoph, Angle sobc.
drzcla svou nrmddu m ostro.
Vi v nfcdpokladu, ~ ! kdyz Fran
sic podlchnc, Dude A~jistena pred
vpddcm, ! IA rozhodnc-
no svetoveho zdpasu st0rala Sc
vice o sv6 nez zajmy spo-
Iecnt.
Takovt jsou pomery a takto Sc
,ondi o Anglii V Amcricc v siro.
sSch yrstvdch lidovyeh. Amcriati|
ncmaii oyscm illnsi al
sc divati stfizliytji ma
'%kuteenost, avsak v Americe mas
" lidu mdayaii SO oylddati inte.
igenty. Massey tyto nejsou JIM
,ylivnovdny, lid je neslysi, nezn6
j necte do "a miry jako Y Europe.
A TAX. shrnujice vsechna tatoI
shledamc, Ae pomtr oficicI-
Ameriky k Anglii j. phi ncj.
nensim chIadny, pom6r lidu amc.
'ickfbo pax X Anglii skoro ne.
,fdtelsky. Im6nf.li budoncnost
,omer tepto y pfdielstyi, jc otdz
"a II v ttto ot6zcc obsazena .je il
lddanka budoucnosti svGta. Il
sbornik Is. zahranicni politiky
|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

Dopisy = kruhi ttcnaistya uyefsiui
me ocbutne. Musi byti slusnt, psane
bes dmysIp nekoho osobnd poskoditi a
~podepshny plnym imdoom, az jia ND
byti V rcdakei %utajcno, ancbo V dopiae
uvcfcjnsno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

olnanu cite Il syt p%icstehovanl, udej.
g. rtafu1 ! nuyou adfosu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

2a.ilAs peuslni dtilet ~ pomoei Pc
ntsnioh tuakAkek Express Money
uriefsl, hankoyuich pcukazck Bank
nmfil, hacho ' regiatroyantm dcplse.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

kapiikn viktor Dibos>ky kite.
IT., tsnii h. ie y%ynalescem syn.
chronisoyant s%iroioye pusky, 10.
tovrafosanf pc SVEN pfiiesdu 10
New iorku Tvrit ic jeho syna.
lezcm budc umo2neno, ably kulo.
met vypalil 1900 ran ~ minuin.
kapilan Dihoyskt sloulil iako
vsdnebpplaycc y kolcakovs armd
ID
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
ORANDA.

We are having some nice showers
at present, but need good soaking
rain to help make the corn and put
the ground in good condition for
plowing and seeding.
Mr.. William Maurey and wife, of
NJ artins burg, w Va, are visiting
Ire atives and friends here
Mr.. P S. Coffelt, of Edinburg, is
visiting his son, W A, Cotfelt here.
Mr.. Harry Pangle and son, Cecil,
Mr.. George Gilbert and Guy Loving,
of Basic City, are visiting Mr. Henry
ILoving's family.
MIR. M. M. Orndorff, Mr.. Il. L. KEEL
Ter and wife and Mrs. A. Kibler were
lrecsnt guests of MIR. Walter Wisman
at Jadwyn.
| Those that have threshed their
! or ops, report wheat of a fine quality
and a very good Weld.
Rev. NJ. Allen Stickley will preach
his farewell sermon here next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stickley have done a
Isplendid work at this place and will
be greatly missed. We hope to have
Them with us again, they have been
there seven years. Rev. Stickley takes
lcharge OF a church in Shenandoah,
Iva, Sept. list.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
|ChautauQua l.ecturer Friend
OF Manv War Heroes

| DR.. VIM. Y. Ellis who will lecture
! here on the fourth nightcf the coming
Chautauqua is a noted war-corres-
pondent and traveller and as such ha
made many acqaaintauces He re
Gently had an article in the Review
of Reviews" on "The Wars Most
Romantic Figure" He said in part:
"Mr Kipling and l were talking
together in London about Colonel T..
E. Lawrence-L Lawrence of the Hejaz-
and [ yentured to suggest that, de-
spite a certain celebrated story of the
same title, Lawrence really is "The
Finest Story in the World.'
"Mine!' replied Kiplng, was
merely the last rinsing of an etfete
Imagination, but Lawrence-why,
man, you've got your arms up to the
elbows in riches-silver and pure
gold and precious stones.
That anent my rather familiar &C
quaintance with this young man from
the desert whose exploits were so inn
portant and unique that they were not
permitted to be told in the war dis
patches. The Turks esteemed him so
greatly that they put price OF half
million dollars in gold on his head
Even while his market value was so
high, amid a people Door beyond I'M
agination, Lawrence went open to
Damascus and studied the enemy
forces and arrangement: and from
the station platform watched the
Turkish troops entrain for the Hejaz,
where he, as commander Of the Arab
forces, was later to deal them SUR
prising defeats Richard the Lion
Hearted, and Haroun e. Raschid,
could teach this youth nothing q the
way of romantic and audacions en-
terprise"
DR.. Ellis then goes on to tell the
thrilling story of this youthful Arab
Commander. It is such acquaint-
ances as these which make DR.. Ellis
mind reservoir stored with romantic
His Chautauqua lecture
will be full of references to his meet
ings with these important folks of |
the near East, Russia and in fact all |
Of Europe. Hear his lecture The |
Big Thing that has Happened in the |
World"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
ST. VlD'S

Quite lot of our folks took in the
Fishers hill reunion last Saturday.
James McClanahau, Cleve Shipe,
Paul Rinker, Asa Habron and Del
man Dinges, who had been at Jessup,
Md, working, came home Saturday.
Rev. M. A. Ashby preached at st.
David's Church. last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D shipe we're
guests of Mr.. A. NJ. McC!anahan, the
first u the week.
MIR Geo Walters, d veteran clock
and watch fxer has been circulating
in our section now for while.
Mr. f. H. Golladar is having some
cement work done Mr.. Kagey, Edin-
burg is doing the work.
Miss Edna Burner, daughter of
Jas r., OF Meadow Mills, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. S. j. L. Golladay and
family.
Some Of our people took in the al
day singing at Cross Roads, last
Sunday.
Mr.. 7 A, Crabill is visiting his
father Mr.. A. Crabill of near Tom S
Brook.
Mr.. Abe Rinker took car load of
people to Winchester last Sunday to
attend the Christian Conference.
Mrs. Sallie McClauahan made q
flying trip down the Fort last SUI
day,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
Mrs. Thomas Bowers, Dead.

Mrs Ella Bowers, wife OF Thomas
Bowers, died at her home near Fair.
view, Thursday, Aug. STU, a week
ago Mrs. Bowers sustained a stroke
OF paralysis, from which she did not
rally.
She is survived by her husband,
Thomas Bowers, three children. Mrs
Otis Smoot and Mrs Clinton Cotfman,
of Fairview, and Howard Bowers, OF
Danyille, two sisters, Mrs. Benjamin
Lytton, of Headquarters, and Mrs.
Robert Williams, of near Itdin-
burg, and two brothers, Frank Chill
colt, Of Lantz's Mill and Aaron Chill
colt, of near Woodstock.
Funeral services we're conducted
by her pastor, Rev. W. Luther Gross,
AT Fairview On Saturday morning a.
ten o. clock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
LANTZ MILLS

Mr.. j. B. Glen who has been i'll fol
some time was able to be taken for Il
ride Sunday.
Mrs. George Fravel remains seri
ously i'll at her home near here
Mrs. W G. Pence who spent 2 few
days with her mother Mrs. L. y.
Llttep returned to her home at Bow
mans Sunday,
Miss Ada Whetzel who spent week
With her sister. Mrs. Virginia
Estep at Topnot returned SUI day
She was accompanied by Mrs r,step
who will spend several weeks wtta
her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson, of Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs Anderson S
sister, Mrs. Charles Christian and
brother, J. NJ Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j Hoover, Cbss.
Clark, j. 3. Glenn, ,Jr., and daughters
Margaret and Male were visitors 10
HNrrisonburg, Monday.
NJ. L, Hite has returned from
Catawba, Va, where he visited his
cousin Miss Christene Campbell, vino
is in the sanltorium there.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. FUR and Mrs.
Robt. Tysinger spent Monday with
MIR. and Mrs. W. W Lan1z.
} B. Glenn, Jr., left Wednesday fot
Harrisonburg where he has a posi-
zion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
Judge williams Passes Away

Judge Samuel w alker Williams.
former Attorney General of Virginia
died al his home IN Roanoke, Friday
night following an illness of six
months.
Judge Williams was well known
throughout the State and has on
numerous occasions been the orator
at the Valley Reunions of the Con-
federate Veterans. He was one of tn e
Youngest veterans of the war between
the states and up until his last illness
took keen interest in the cause OF
the Southern Confederacy.
He is survived by his second wife
Mrs. Lucy Walker Williams, two
daughters, Miss Louise Williams, O.
Roanoke and Mrs. ]. b Dunn, o.
Richmond and six sons, Robert, Car
rington, Bryce and Brook Williams
LOT Wytheyille. Va, DR.. John Bel
Williams, of Richmond, and Sauue
W. Williams, Jr., of Bland, Va. H,
was also survived by two brothers
Judge Martin Williams and Arcl
| Williams.
Funeral services we're held Sunda,
Afternoon and interment made in tn
family lot in the cemetery at Wythe
Vile.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
EDlN5URG

Miss Esther Coffman left this week
for Washington. where she will take
government position.
Miss Lena Miller is home from
Washington for IL week., tion
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Bar
ney Miller, on Greek Road
Mrs. M. G. Gearing, of Woodstock
has been visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs j. Wilson Santmiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Painter, MIR.
ana Mrs Ivan Yonce. and Miss
Katherine Jennings, of Edinburg, and
Walter G Painter, OF Baltimore
motored to 5trasbarg Sunday, where
they were guests of Miss Nellie Pain
ter and Charles Painter.
Miss Evelyn ITisey has returned to
Baltimore where she Will resume her
former position in the B. g. o. offices
from which she had resigned at the
time Of her mothers illness and
death
Russell Burke, of Pittsburg, has
arrived for short vacation in the
old home town.
Mrs. b. S. Stap piles after having
81 ent three weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
G. P Wightman, left by auto f, r
ElAton enroute to Lexington where
she will visit relatives, returning
later to her home Ia Covington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wightman ar
MIR. and Mrs. c. T. Wightman &C.
companied Mrs. Staples as far as
EIkton.
The Chautauqua was 2 great sue
y very. delightful four days
ptaa~e n las fully enjoyed oy the
large ,.rwd IA attendance. The tent
was situated in the Lantz field op-
posite Roland Lantz's home, a very
desirable location.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
Take 'Dodson's Liver Tone' Instead
BIDS OF REAL ESTATE.

Sealed proposals will oe received
ny the State Highway Commissioner
q, the Office Of the State Highway
Commission, Richmond, Va, up to
noon, Thursday, August 18th, 1920,
for the purchase of one or more OF the
following pieces of real estate, to-
gether with Improvements thereon,
located on Valley Turnpike, viz:
1st-Lot, toll house and outbild-
ings at Winchester.
2nd-Lot toll house and outb1ild-
ings near MiddIetown.
3rd-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
ings Strasburg.
4th-L9t. toll house and eutbuiid-
iugs at Woodstock.
5th-Lot, toll house and outbui d.
ings at New Market.
6th-Lot. toll house and outbuild-
lngs at Tenth Legion.
1th-Southern portion of lot, tol
house and outbuildings between
Harrisenburg aud Mauzy, that por-
ton of lot lying North of barn to be
reseryed by State.
Sth-Lbl, toll house and outbuild-
ings at Harrisonburg.
9th Lot, toll house and outbuild-
lings near Mt Crawford.
l0th-Lot, toll house and outbuild-
ings at Fl. Defiance.
11th-Lot, toll house and outbuild.
ings at Verona;
12th-Northern portion of lot, toll
house and outbuildings, approx.
mately one mile North of Staunton,
| that portion Of lot lying South Of
barn, together with quarry, to be re-
served by State.
All bids on the foregoing real
estate which may he made in response
to same are based on the agreement
of the purchaser to remove any toll
booths, proches or projections ex
tending onto the right OF way line Of
the turnpike.
| Detailed information as to acreage
etc, will be furnished on application
to the undersigned.
| Each and every bid shall be &C
companied by certified check in tht
sum of five per cent of the amout bid
sale check to be returned should bic
be rejected or should the State be
unable to provide clear title to rea
estate on which bid is made.
The right is reserved TO reject an.
and all bids.
/ G. P. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissi oner.
| July 30-3t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
The Shenandoah County
Sunday SCh0nI Association

The Shenandoah County Sunday
School Association will be held AZ
Mt. Calvary, Union Church, three
miles West of Woodstock, on Satur-
day, August II. at 10 A. NJ, and also
a night session on same date. MIR.
Thomas C. Diggs, of Richmond, Sec,
of State Sunday School Association
and MIR. j. Il. Poland, of Martins
burg, W. Va. President of Berkeley
Co., S. S. Association will be among
tn ose who will address the Associa-
ton. AS this is Observation-Disclosures :,
all Sunday Schools are urgently re-
+quested to be we'll represented, A
cordial invitation is extended to all
who may desire to attend this Con-
ventiop.
Z. z. DINGLEDINE, Sec.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-08-13
Board of Supcryisors.
Meeting OF Board of Supervisors
cid Aug. 8, 1920. All members pres

Meeting OF Board of Supervisors
held Aug. 8, 1920. All members pres,
ent
| Petition for che c road
IT. N the late residel Bow
man TO intersect the y, ne"r
Links blacksmith,
to Road Board Of Stonewall District
An appropri alton OF $500 was made
to the Florence Crittenton Mission, a
home for delinquent girl.
Petition of Fl. F. Boyer ct ais. for
change of road in stonewall Dis
ct continued Tuesday, Aug, II.
On petition of Perry Brill and
others for new fence law in the vot-
ing precinct of Central School House,
also counter petition of John A.
Brill and others were filed and after
argument of counsel, G. E. Pence,
j. NJ. Bauserman, j. D. Harpine
and the Registrar of Central School
House precinct were appointed com
mittee to ascertain the number Of
qualified voters in said precinct and
the number of qualified voters on each
petition and the cause is continued.
In matter of pc lition of Zea and
Wright and others for the ctnstruc-
ton of a new concrete bridge at a
public road and at ford known as
Guy Stickley's Ford" petition is
flied and evidence was introduced
showing that the construction Of a
concrete bridge is public necessity.
Ordered that the petition be approved
ard that said bridge be built. The
Board appropriated 81 POO for the
building of said bridge.
In matter of petition OF w. G.
Painter and others for the building
of q road the Board decided to meet
as body and view this road on Tues
day, Aug. 18th, 1920 and this cause is
continued.
The matter of petition for road
down the river from Red Banks
bridge, continued.
Three Hundred Dollars OF appropri-
alton heretofore made to Davis Dis
trict modified and amended so that
$4,000 Of the amount is transferred
from the County Fund to the order of
the Supervisor Of Davis District
$6o0 OF appropriations to Stonewall
District transferred to the order Of
Supervisor OF said District.