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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-25
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Coming Mickey" at the Gem Fri day. 21d3
 Norris and Jazz Land candies fresh by express at Guthrie's.
 Remember our special for Satur- day, June 26- None sold to children. Krescent Store It
 ". c. Mutt, proprietor of the Kres- cent Variety Store. has returned from a weeks trip to the Vapor City.
 Have you bought Chautauqua sea- son ticket yet You're missing the treat of your life: It's the best ever
 Mathew Porter and Major Porter are shoeing horses at Weeks shop Will be there six days in the week d2
 Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Jones and daugh- ter, Dorothy, arrived home this morn ing from a trip to St. Louis and Kan sas City.
 Mickey has been seen by more peo- pie than any feature motion picture ever shown. Your chance to see it at the Gem Tonight.
 Our special goes on sale Saturday, June 26 at 10 o'clock sharp. Only one sold to customer and none to children. Krescent Store. It
 WANTED rent or buy, baby buggy.-CaIl Park Sanitarium.
 When you see Mickey ride the win ner in the big handicap race, you will see the greatest race scene ever screned at the Gem this evening. It
 How could she guess-at this mo- ment when dishes and dust pans and scoldings fill the dreary existance of this wild little waif from the hill country-that far away old Joe had made the luckiest strike of his whole life See Mickey" at the Gem this evening. 1t
 Mickey" is full of fun and frolic 1t sparkles with humor and bubbles with laughter so there is not dull moment. And when the seven reels are finished the play seems much too short. Gem Friday matinee and even ing.
 The date on which the Chicago Boomer girls will play Prescott ball team has been changed from July 1 to June 90, Wednesday of next week. Because of mixed dates, the manager called up here yesterday and stated that his team would be here one day earlier than anticipated.
 Jack Blakely has just completed for the Nevada County Abstract Com pany new blue print ownership map of Nevada County. The map is X feet and sup to date in every way, showing the ownership of each tract of land, all public roads, road districts, school districts, political townships, schools, churches, towns and streams. The exact location is also shown of each oil well, drilling or proposed in the county, indicated by a miniature derrick. The map is very
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-25
WHO WOULDN'T

Mr. B. F. Strong las given the high school girls the privilege of swimming in his pond at Hubbard's we'll Quite number are enjoying this sport.-Hinds County, (Miss.) Ga zette.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-25

Engraved birth announcements at Guthrie's.
 We are glad to report the condition of Mrs. J. E. Daniels as being improv- cd this afternoon.
 Miss Helen Stuckey of Fayetteville is in the city visiting and is the guest of Miss Sue Jones'
 Mrs. John ". Hall of Wheatlev. Arkansas, came in this morning on a visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Inman.
 At the regular meeting of the Ma sonic lodge last evening at their hall the following officers were installed for the ensuing term: G. A. Hayes. ". M-, Warren Cummings, S. w. Lester Steed, J. W, J. M. Kinser Secretary. D. L. McRae. Treasurer, Case Chap pei, s. D., J. E. Atwood, J. D., Ed Barger, Tyler
 Mrs. Artie Hesterly, who has been local manager of the Mackey office will leave Prescott July l, and will move to Tulsa, Okla, having been promoted to a position with the same company there. Mrs. Hesterly has made very efficient and careful man. ager for the Mackey company here and her promotion is we'll deserved
 Base ball in the bible as follows. The devil was the first coacher. He coached Eve when she stole first. Adam stole second. When Isaac met Rebecca at the we'll she was walking with a pitcher. Sampson was struck out when he beat the Philistines Moses made his first run when he slew the Egyptians. Cane made q base hit when he killed Abel. Abra. ham made sacrifice. David was a long distanced thrower. Moses shut out the Egyptians at the Red Sea.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-25
THEY ARE BETTER TO LOOK Q

Anyway, a cornfed girl would lSa CT have Jacobs ladders in her s'' ings than have wrinkles in them' Fulton, (Ky.) Wireless.
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The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-25

Mrs. John ". Hall of Wheatley. Arkansas, came in this morning on a visit with her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Inman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
ROSS -SUTHARn WEDDING

The marriage Of Miss Vina Suth-
ard and Mr.. Ernest Ross took place
at Q o'clock Wednesday. at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Srthard' ia
Frarflin street Tic ceremony was
ncrrcrmct by tho Rev. +. NJ.
Sandvs. cf Washington.
The bride wore a simple gown OF
white gcorcette with vol and
orange blossoms. and carried show
or bcuauct cf brides roses. She
was attended hy Miss Frances Van
Ness. as maid Of honor, an the
Misses Evelyn Suthara and Mary
Van Ness "a bridesmaids. Edward
Sandys. cf Washington, was best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross left for a
wed :n~ trip ncrtI: after which they
win reside at Al Franklin street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
MAY SUE COUNTY
LAWYERS Retained Following FruitlesS
Efforts of Grand Jury to Estab-
lish Identity of Mob.

Danv;lle. July 16.-The latest de-
in the Person County, \. c..
lynch:ng. the subject cf a special in
vestigation which failed to reveal any
tangible evidence against the per-
sonnel Of the mob j. the prospec-
tive entering CT damage SUIT agains:
tn county commissioners by relatives
of Reach. the slain negro. Lawyers
have been retained fer the purpose
in Re;dsvil!e. \. c.
Nellc Teer, the contractor, whose
statement that the mcb made mis-
take in the regro. IS still in Dur
ham. \. c., and has dcc,ired to enter
iri:o further controversy as to the
innocence or guilt Of Roach. He says
H'1at he was mpellod by seTse cf
duty as a citizen of North Carolina to
make the statement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
News Of Potomac

Mrs. George P. Lickey, and
daughter. Of Purcellville, Va, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Balenger, of st. Elmo.
Mrs. j. B. Duncan. of Mt. Ver-
non Avenue. who was called to Pet
ersbrrg, Va. to attend the funeral
Of her nephew, Mr.. Skelton, has
returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Willis. OF
Warrenton, Va. were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal!
Jeffries. of Mt. Ida.
Cottage prayer meetings are being
held in different homes in connec-
ton with the evangelistic service
being held at the Baptist Church.
Del Ray. The PRAYER service for
today was held in St. Elmo at the
rome Of Mrs. 0. l.. Keys.
Mrs. Howard Engleking and three
children, of Del Ray. left today for
a visit with relatives IN Rlchmona'
Va.
The pastor CT the Methodist
Episcopal Church South desires to
express through this column his
deep appreciation to all who so
freely responded to the needs and
convenience of the district confer
ence. He especially desires to
mention the generous offers of the
Baptists. the new residents of the
city. the Boy Scouts and our store
merchant, Mr.. Sol Cohen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
ALLEGED AUTOJACkS
Three Frcm New Jersey Arrested TOR
Alleged Theft y Machine

S1iicer Morris yest"' day arrested
three white men who were IN charge
of a Buick automobile upor suSpic-
ion Of having .tc',n tie same. re
suspects were cen sucted 10 the sta
tion house and the automobile was
taker>in charge BY the police. After
havia. been locked up the men ac-
rcrdirg ;, ;he cffic"Hs. confessed TO
s.ca,inr the car at Asbury Park, n,
T. The authorities CT that place
we're notified and the prisoners Will
he turned over TO New jersey ofti-
GERS today.
The mon gave their names as
Tohn K;nsingcr. John Applegate ana
Thomas Pusions. They say the ma
a1,ne is the property Of Fred. Ben
nett. Of Asbury Park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
LIFE BELT FROM LUSITANIA

Philadelphia, July 16.-A life jack
ct. silent remembrance of the trag.c
sinking Of the Lusitania five years
ago. and bearing strand OF faded
blcnde hair. was picked up Wedncs-
day IN the Delaware river.
The rame of the ship the Germans
to,pedoed remained distinct on the
wavc-beaten canves, which has been
adr;ft. throughout three years Of war
and two cf peace.
The lfe jacket, which was fouEd by
two. railroad detectives, was covered
with slime and seaweed, with one
broken. On one side were
tie WORDS life belt" and on the other
in large, black letters, the inscription
"Lusitania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
SHIP BY TRUCK
Successful Trip From Middleburg
to Alexandria


The trip Of the Garford truck
over the proposed Lee Highway
from Aii3dleburg tQ Aldie and
.hsnce to Fairfax Courthouse to this
c:tv as a demonstration was sue
ce:s in every particular. It was
made yesterday and reached Alex
ar!ria yesterday afternoon. Capt.
George II Evans, business manager
Of the Chamber Of Commerce, made
tha trip on thc truck. When q
goo road is completed in this sec
tirn it was demonstrated that It
will prove a bic saving to mer-
chants and farmers in the transpor-
taticn of goods. c. + Cotfey. this
city. accompanied ten motor party.
i load Of chickens an eggs ben"
rprt If the freight hauled BY the
truck.
The demonstration was under tn"
direction e s. w L0ngworth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
CORPORATION COURT

In the Corporation Court, Judge
Moncure presiding, cases dlsposea
Of recently follow: Paul Evans, a
small colored boy, charged with
breaking and entering the store OF
Frederick Ayers, sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
George Pettey. for an alleged vio-
lation of the prohibition law. ac-
quilted upon payment Of a fine OF
$40.
Carson Taylor, violation Of prohi-
bit;on law. one month in jail and
fined $50.
Jas. McCabe. assault on his child,
sentenced to eight months in city
Jail subject to work on the state
read force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
REV. DR. NCE|n
DIES SUDDENLY !
Victim of Heart Disease
While at Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania
SERVED AS SOLDIER
Deceased Was Rector of Christ Church
Alexandria. From 1867 to 1876.
Whsr He Had Many Friends

The rcy. DR.. Randolph Harrison
McKim. for 81 years rector of the
Church Of the Epiphany, Washington.
:tied suddenly yesterday morning at
Bedford Springs, Pa. where he had
gore on July for his vacation.
He was stricken with apoplexy
while playing golf yesterday after
noon on the Bedford Springs Golf
Cub: course ard died within few
m:rut@S.
Or. M"kim had been in failing
health for Scme time and about SIX
weeks ago was confined to his bed in
his Washington home. Great anxiety
was fcct for him at that time, but he
rallied somewhat and was taken out
Of town in the hope that the change
Of air might do him good.
DR.. McKim. whose career has en-
braced activities as solder n his
Younger days had just rounded 0u:
hi> seven;y-eighth year.
Dr.. NcK;m was born In Baltimore,
Maryland April Is, 1912, the son of
John S. McK:m and Catherine l..
Harrison. He attended the Univer-
s;tv Of Virginia from which he re-
csivcd the lcgree Of Bachelor Of
Ng.." in 1861. Shortly after his
@rqG-@t;on the civil war began anG
he was en-" cf ,hc first to enlist III
~ South'$ aid. He was first pri-
vasc in The ranks Of the corps, COM
m2rdci first by Gen. Joseph +.
Johnston and later by Gen. Thomas
!. Jackson. He was afterwards com-
m:s>:oncd first lieutenant ard as
s:-ngI ;,s aide-de-camp in the staff of
Brig. Gen. George H. Stcuart. Near
he clcsc Of the war he was chaplain
r t}c Second Virginia Cavalry under
the command of Col. Thomas T. Mul-
ford in the brigade of Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee.
When h" received his commission
Dr.. McKm was hut 19 years of age.
He was ordained priest by Bishop
.Ichns Of Virginia May 20 1866, in
Trinity Church. Staunton. Virginia.
Immediately after his ordination Dr..
McKim m;niStercd for short time
n Bal more, Md, and Portsmouth
Va. lie then received his first
lCnrtinued en- page tWol
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SPLINTER IN FOOT HE DIES
Calvert County Man Succumbs 10
TctanuS After Injury

Prince Frederick. Md, July 10
Cleveland Mister, son Of Luther NJ
Ter. CT Brccmes Island, died Ct te-
tanus at the Calvert County Hospital
P,ir..e Frederick Wednesday morning.
The fatal attack resulted from 4
splinter entering his foot while work
ing at carpentering in Baltimore
last weak. While suffering from the
wcur7 he re.urred home. On Thurs
dav -etanus AaveIcped.
Saturday lie was taken 10 the hos
p:tal ard artitoxin administered but
without effect. Mister was 20 years
of age and leaves many relatives in
Calvert county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
Farley P. Christensen VIII
Tour Country From
Coast to Coast
HEATED DISCUSSION
WcrId- War Veterans Will Hold Cen
ventiCn Within Three Weeks AND
FERN Real New Organization

Chicago. July l6.-Par!ey p.
christensen. nominee Of the
Farmer-Labor party ior President,
will make campaign tour OF the
country from coast to coast and
from border TO border, ne announ-
ced yesterday.
Mr.. Christensen told the Committee
Of Fo,ty-e;ght that. although he had
favorc, Senator La Folicttce as a
candidate, now that the Farmer
Laacr party had drafted him h"
would he faithful tc the working
men who nominated him.
After an all day session ycster-
day. devote 10 heated discussion of
its position following the formation
cf the Fermentation party an! the
non;ration of national ticket. the
Committee of Torty-cight deter
mined last night not TO form a
IbSit.l i'''i ~
Although many Of the Forty
Fighters were disappointed and cha
@rined over the outcom" Of the
amalgamatci convention III its fail
urc 10 nominate Robert Nj. La Fol
lc.te. The Committee Of Forty-ci@ht.
after repeated threats Of an open
breach with the Fermentation
party. finally passed 4 reso!uticnt f.
coNt.ruc It's organization and silw-
gcsting that its activities be con-
fined to Congressional. legislative
and iudc;a! campaign. with pro
visicn for calling Of nGtiona! con-
vcnt;cn should the national executive
committee deem it advisable.
Early in the day Christensen. an
original Forty-cighter, appealed to
the Fcrty-ei@hters to stand by him
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
GRAND NIZIER TO BE SHOT
Peace Commissioners Declared Guilty
of Treason by Nationalist
Court of Justice

Constantincp!c. July 16.-Damad
Ferid Pasha the grand v;z;ers and
tE,e cther peace commissioners Of
the Turkish Cabinet were found
guilty Of treason and sentenced to
dea:h Wednesday by the Na;icnais:
high court of Justice al Langora, az
cordng TO advices received here.
Damad and the other members CT
the peace delegation We're tried in
their absence On the charge Of having
betrayed Turkey in the peace nego-
tiat:cHs al Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
Real Estate Activity
Five Deeds cf Transfer Rec rded in
Clerks Office

Deeds of conveyance for the fol-
lowing pieces cf property have Just
been placed on record in the office
of the clerk Of the court Robert l..
Kane to William l.. NOrfcrd half
interest in the Humphreys Hct"! on
the north Size Of Cameron between
Rcval and Fairfax streets, formerly
the old Tontine Hotel: Benjamin w.
Morse to Ira Nj. Cannon house and
lot II. block II. section ,. Rose
mcnt; The General Realty Corpo-
ration to W. s. Johnson and wife
lot 6. block 20. section !. Rosemont:
Catherine f. Greenwood to Jacob
Cooper house and lot 80 North
Fayette street: Sanderson Barlow
to Milton Alexander seven lots in
section 2, George Washington Park.
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FIND STILL IN BLAST
Cops Nab Amateur Chemist III His In
dergrGund Laboratory

Newport News, Va, July l6.-One
II the aost cunningly hidden ard
clcvcrlv constructed stills that it has
ever been the fortune of the local po-
Zee 10 encounter was captured by
detectives.
W. II. Wn,tback, white man en-
plcyed N ,he shipyard on the night
shift wqs arrested charged with op-
eating the still, which was in fall
blast a. the officers entered, and re-
mairei 10: n the police station for
he better part of an hour.
More than sixty gallons CT corn
nj. h ard half gaIlcn Of corn liquor
was taken. The still was clever!y HID
den in The rear Of the house in
small corcrcte basement. the only en-
!rsrco E@.ng by mearS Of a small trap
Gaar rcGer the porch. The still! it
:cDs was made up Of milk cans, with
copper coils concealed inside CT large
fire ext;ngu;shcrs. with an cutlet run
n;"g cut cf the house and into the
scwcr. thus doing away with the smel.
{ tho l.qucr. Wh.teback will be given
hearing before justice Roo.rscn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
RlRIE CLASS OFFICERS

The Westminster Bib" Class Of
the Second Presbyterian Church has
ole@tcd thcS" officers tc ac:"c for
the year: T., {. Shcoid. president;
NJ. A. Bremen. secretary; Alfred
Thomson. treasurer: Wilmer Scott
~ + A. Turk together with the
cncc:s constitute the executive
committee. X. y Wallace. Iocal
secretary Of the Y NJ T. A.. viii
al rrSs the class nj Il O'clock Sun
day morning IN The Westminster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
Council Tonight
Orick Actirn cn Finances fer Gas
Plant Necessary

\ called meatim" Of both branches
nf the city council will he held at
s o'clock tonight to consider mat
!c"s Of Importance relative to the
operation Of the city gas works.
4 call for the meeting was issued
by the presidents of the two re-
Spcctivc branches.
The question Of whether or not
he city gas works WIN continue t.
Operate will he determined Uron at
this meeting. The contract for
ccaI will be cancelled unless some
definite action is taken tonight All
mewhcrS of both boards are urged
'n attend this meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
LAWN FETE FOR WEST END
CHAPEL

4 delightful lawn fete was held in
West End last evening for the bcnc-
fl cf the West End Chapel.
The booths were verE prcttily
decorated and the lawn Illuminated
with coIorei lights.
4 rumbcr Of young ladies were
IN attendance at the various booths.
and delightful tine was enjoyed
by all present. Music was furnished
&ri refreshments served.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
EARNS S6O2.67 IN A MONTH

Somerset. Pa. July 16.-Joe Wit
cski. a Russian Pole. has broken all
exiting records for earnings for a
coal miner.
During the month Of June he earn
cd $6O2.67. working an average c1
S - hours day.
Frank Flynn started after the re-
cord with 1854 for the first two weeks
in the month. but when ii was an
ncuncsd Witoski'S earnings had been
S329Ol. ne was an easy leader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
Her First Cargo
The Jennie X. Mcrsc t. Garry Coal
tC France

! ne DsilsJp H. .'i'' h' N'i' N.'"''
tC France
TIE steamship Anna f. Morse,
recently completed by the Virginia
ShipbuilGing Corporation, is now in
Baltimore loading cargo Of coal
for he Frcrch government and Just
as soon as the loading IS completed
will sail for Bordeaux, France.
This Will &c the maiden trip Of
the ship. which left the local yards
Wednesday, for Baltimore.
The ship was launched April ;.
She w"s completed several weeks
age ana given trial trip which
proved satisfactory.
The Jennie r. Norse. also built
1t these yards. Is now in Baltimore
loading cargo Of ccal fer the
French government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
BITES FIRE END OF CIGAR
HaperStown Man AbStractedly Crews
Lighted End. Then Has Wreck
And Burned Lips

Hagerstown, Md, July I6.-J. Els
worth Stcnebraker. this city, while
driving in an automobile through the
public square Wednesday absent
placed the lighted end OF his
cgay IL his mouth, causing him to
lose control of his car. which rammed
the Corners Garage wrecking truck.
Beth cars were damaged.
1t REQUIRED the aid of a truck to re-
move the automobile from the truck.
Mr.. Stonehraker's lips were badly
bEStcred by the fire in his cigar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
MASONIC NOTICE

\ called convccation Of Nj. Ver-
non Chapter No. Il, r. \. NJ, will
be held Friday evening. July 10th,
1920, at 7.3O p. N. for the purpose
of ccnferrine the Corncil and Most
Excellent Master Degrees.
BY order of the High Priest.
1915 T. W. Latham, Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
TEST OLD FIRE ENGINE
Rcliarcc steamer Only Eighty Per
Cent Efficient

ttHi E-Hiflpiit
The cid reserve steam ong!na rof
the Reliance Fire Comp"r:. Iast
.avcnin" was given a thorough; est
at the Cameron street wharf under
the direction cf Fire Chief Kenneth
". Ogden.
The apparatus was only about 50
per cont efficient say the fire de-
pertinent officials It : proposed
to have the engine ovcrFaUlcs This
engine however. is o"'y = reserve
one being he'd fer emergency pur-
pcses in the "vcnt cf fire Of any
magnitude The present motor fire
apparatus Ct the city is regarded az
annie unless there was some extra
ordinary confIagraticn IN th" city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
TUG CAPSIZES SEA
Two Members of Crew Drown; Sixteen
Save Lives by Clinging to I'm
prGviSed Rats

Norfolk. Va, July 1G.-Two mem
bers CT the crew Of The tug Winthrop.
board from Baltimore to South Amc
rica. were drowned late Yesterday aft
ernoon wher the craft suddenly cap
sized off the Virginia capes. Sixteen
men were saved By c,ingirg 10 I'M
prcviSed RATS made Of dozen l:fe
prerervers. being p:cked up by the
fishing smack Hester two hours .ater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
NOTICE

G.. G. Wc,t. of 223 North Henry
street. who fer Several wears has
been connected with the Wash ngton
Floral Co.. is p'ann;G@ T. opcn q
flower store at Kramers' stpnd, cor
ner King and Alfred street. The
new store will open about Sentem-
Der L. lbS-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-16
WHY PAY MORE?

Country butter. so cents a pound,
fresh eggs, "a cents dozen: y IDS
White Marvel flour, $l.OO; best
hams. A cents pound; shoulders,
% cents; hens. 40 cents pound. j.
E. PURCELL. 1T South Henry
street, Phone 567-W. 1880
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DIED
JOHNSON-Departed thi.

JOHNSON-Departed this l.fe
Thurs 'ay. July Is. 1920. GRIFFIN
Johnson. a well KIN nnr c!tizor
Of Fairfax CO ~. r"<: lrr"e ti,ree
miles south Of Alexan!ria. Va.
Funeral Sunday. July IS. at Beth
lehem's Baptist Church, Sum
Spring. Va. at 8 p. m. (Washing-
ton papers please copy.
169-lp.
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Notice To DreadnaughtS

The Dreadnaught a. c. will
hold mass meeting in their
hall on Friday. July 16. 1920
at s p. m. Considerable busi-
ness will come up for considera-
ton at this meeting; there
fore every members is urgent
" requested 70 be present at
the above time and place.
16s-2c
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MOTTO T.

viii net he responsible for any
debts n,qdn By any enc else than W,
l.. .satherlani in person. l69-3D
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FORD OWNERS

OUR MOTTO-If ii is done at
Remschei's, it must be done right,
l3-tf.
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