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BRITAIN TO
 TRADEW GERMANY

BERLIN, Jan. 1S- Especial radio dispatch)- From authoritive sources have learned that England has made concrete proposals to Germany fo' British and German cooperation in opening and building up trade with Russia.
 It is understood here that the British hope that their line up with Germany in Russia will give them al. advantage over America in the trade with Russia
 Emphasis is laid of the fact tha, as yet the United States has no official representative here and that only unofficial and informal conver' sations can be held with Commission CT Dressel and Consul General Coffin
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GROWN TROOPS AM[lBU%l[lED
BURGLAR SAWS THROUGH
 PARTITION AND ESCAPES

VANCOUVER, Jan. 19-While hun dreds of people were passing g bril- liantly lighted jewelry store in the heart of this city last night, the store was burglafized. The thieves gained en trance to the store by cutting a parti- tion in the wall which adjoined the next store. They secured thousands of dollars worth of diamonds and pre- cious stones and escaped. The store is owned by H. Maxwell.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19- Specia wireless telephnoe apparatus vii transmit President-elect Harding's in augural address to every army post every battleship and halls in various cities where ''inaugural parties" wi. be held, E. B. Mclean chairman ol the inaugural committee, announced today.
 Aaeommittee on inaugural radio news has obtained the cooperation of the army radio services to carry out the plans, it was stated.
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H ' : n T '
 BUDAPEST, Jan. 1s- Count AL bert Apponyi. foumer Premier, who signed the peace treaty, has suffered with others h the mistortunev of his country and to relieve the narrow in- come upon which his family must live, he has taken employment as an editor ial writer on Masyar nswspsrer. Hs is said to receive ! sala M | ppo,ooo. crowns yearly for tYole ledttprials !, week At the present rte ots eaapee 100000 crowns ass eqpisstslt U ahout {aooA
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GOVERNOR OUTLINES PLANS

GOVERNOR OUTLINES PLANS
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. Ex-Governor ;t.vens of California in a social mes- sage to the legislature today outlined ome sweeping changes which he has ..anned and which are intended to simplify and make more economical she i:ate government. They are also provided to consolidate many of the commission boards.
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EXPLOSION KILLS MANY. IN FILM FACTORY

BAYONNE, N. J., Jan. 1.-Two people were killed and more than ten injured by an explosion in fire plant of the Bellows Film Company. The fire was caused by the ignition of the films which flared and created a blast that shattered windows in the vicinity. The charred bodies of the victims were found some distance from the build ing. One of them apparently is a woman
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HARDING TO LEAVE FOR SOUTH
 MARION, Jan. 19-Personal busi: ness has been engaging President-elect Harding during the past week. He will leave Marion for an unknown point in che south in a few days. G. Shaffe1 he Chicago publisher was 8 recent visitor at his home in Marion.
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AMERICA AND BRITISH
 REDUCE FLEETS FIRST

TOXIC, Jan. 19-Marquis Okuma, .iormer Japanese premier in an inter jew yesterday declared that the U. s. must forst complete her disarmament greement with Great Britain before apan's position could be made plain. he Japanese are ready to consider ny proposition made by the two gov rnments regarding Japan's naval pro gram of defense.
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SENATOR JOHNSON WANTS
 PROBE SIBERIAN AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- Senator Johnson offered resolution today for probing and Investigating the American expedition into Siberia. He proposed. that the Foreign affairs committee investigate the accomplish menus of the American troops also the preset condition of the Americans in Russia at the present time and the business interests they are supposed to be interested in.
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CRIME WAVE IN CHICAGO
 STILL AT FLOOD STAGE

STILL AT FLOOD STAGE
 CHICAGO, Jan. 19-Three men yes terday while being pursued by the po- lice stopped Mrs. Sigmund Livingston who was driving her automobile and robbed her of jewelry worth thirty thousand dollars.
 About one hour later five youthful bandits held up the mail truck at the Union station and escaped in an auto mobile with twelve sacks of registered mail. Ten of the sacks contained mail with vast amount of Federal Reserve money which was being shipped to St Paul. The amount of the loot sscured has not vt been sstimatsd.
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ENGINEER LANGDON'S FUNERAL
 SERVICES. HELD YESTERDA.

MANILA, Jan. 19-Impressive mi itary religious services were perform ed yesterday in Vladivostok in homo of Engineer Langdon who was recent. ly shot by Japanese soldier: Tn general officer commanding the Jap anese, the Siberian foreign minister z and the Russian foreign minister ol, ficially attended.
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RICHMOND, Jan. 19-A relief train carrying doctors and nurses was sent to Greenville,' Ohio following the report that the west bound passenger train was wrecked.
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SCHOOL TEACHER DISCHARGED
 FOR COMMUNIST RETALIATION

ALBANY, Jan. 19-Frank Gilbert, lcting commissioner of education yes- ;erday decided that a school teacher who was a member of the Communist Party and participated with them it. spreading propaganda was unfit to each American children and that her Affiliations with the party was suf- ficient grounds for her dismissal. Miss Julia Pratt, the teacher involved in he scandal was recently dismissed ,n these charges. She appealed the case put was over-ruled by the decision of commissioner Gilbert.
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JONES BILL DEFEATED IN HOUSE BY LARGE VOTE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19-

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- The House yesterday refused to post pone for consideration the Reappoint- ment Bill defeating the motion to strike out the enacting clause. Later an amendment suggested by Senator Jones, Democrat of New Mexico, to re- duce the membership of the House to BOT was voted down overwhelmingly.
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UTAH JOINS OTHER WESTERN
 STATES IN STRONG PROTEST

SALT LAKE, Jan. 19-A memoria. was drawn up yesterday and introduc- ed to the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives asking congress to prohibit migration of Orientals and aliens in- to the United States.
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BLAST WRECKS TRAIN
 AND MANY ARE KILLED

PETROGRAD January 19-Twenty- eight passengers who were riding on he Russian R. R. running from Luga to the gulf of Finland and Novogord were burned to death yesterday when a quantity of benzine which was be- ing carried as freight, exploded and wrecked the train.
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GOVERNMENT WILL START
 INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-The govern nent today instituted injunction pro- ceedings against the Western Union cable and Telegraph company to pre- vent them from landing the Balbodoes cable at Miami.
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FIRE CAUSES $1,ooo.oo LOSS

FIRE CAUSES $1,000.o0 LOSS
 WORCESTER, Jan. 19-Fire yes- terday destroyed the Knowles build ing and rapidly spread to nineteen others within . radius of one mile. A lumber yard in another part of the city was also burned. The total loss is estimated at more than one million iollars.
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TENNESSEE Extension of the Dortsch election law to the entire state, ca sane Sabbath" observance law and the application of a poll tax tawomen will be considered The state Police Law, by which the gov ernor can call out the militia without red tape procedure and which was an issue in the recent campaign, is ex- pected to remain.
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PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER
 TRAIN KILLS MANY PEOPLE

GREENVILLE, Jan. 19-Approxi- mately twenty persons were injured four of them seriously when day coach attached to the Pennsylvania passenger train jumped 8 switch and crashed into an eastbound freight.
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FIRST YEAR PROHIBITION
 SETS RECORD ARRESTS

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-The number of persons arrested on the charge ot intoxication in New Kork during the 1lrst year of prohibition was 156 more
 sons than last year. It became known that the monthly record of ar- tests are greater than was ever sup osed ossible after prohibition was ere ated.
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PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS
 NOMINATIONS TO 200O P. M.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19- President Wilson yesterday sent the nominations of approximately two thousand postmasters to the Senate. This swells the already enormous list of nominations which Republican lead era are determined not to confirm ex- cept where emergency exists.
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TRADE CONFERENCE

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 19- A trade conference, similar to the one held last year, will be held in Mexico City under he auspices of the American Chamb- 1T of Commerce on April 11th. The conference last year which was the first of it's kind attracted more than 50 representatives of American busi- ness houses and was generally consid- cred success.
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London, Jan. 19- Ramon de Valera is in Ireland, where "he enjoyed his share of the Christmas goose" was statement made today at meeting of the Irish Vigilance Society by Tim Me- Nulty, who presided.
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WEST VIRGINIA Bien

WEST VIRGINIA Biennial ses- sion which convenes January 15 will rass laws to make use of $50,000, 900 road building bond issue voted at last election. Largely increased apprapria- tons for public schools as well as the establishment of vocational schools for boys and girls and system of moth era passions arc other important top jcs.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Fed. judge Hand this P. M. issued a temporary injunction restraining the Western Union from landing the British -Brazil Barbadoes cable at Miami. There will be a h. airing Friday.
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TEXAS Road building, reorgan ization of state departments, schools, health, sanitation and conservation of natural resources are legislative sub jects which, in addition to taxation re form, will be discussed at the session opening on January II.
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PROFIT SHARING PLAN REJECTD

PROFIT SHARING PLAN REJECTD MEXICO CITY Jan. 19 Resolutions calling for the inauguration of . profit sharing plan for Industrial plants was rejecte yesterday at the final meeting sof the Pan American Federation of Labor. It wa decided to first secure legislation fixing the uinimum seals q salasiea
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DANNUNzIO TO LEAVE FIUNE

D,ANNUNzIO TO LEAVE FIUNE
 TRIESTE, Jan. 19-Gabriele D'An- nunzio, the insurgent Italian leader, who recently was defeated by the reg ular Italian troops plans to leave the city of Fiume this week, having ob- tained vises for passports for switz- erland. Greece, Spain and France. Fis hundred of his legionaires will remain iu Plume.
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NAVAL SEAPLANE DESTROYED
 BY GUNFIRE SAYS RADIO

SAN FRFANCISCO, Jan. 19-The naval seaplane NC. 5, which was fore ed down during the recent flight at Balboa was sunk by gunfire. No ex- planation has been received for the destruction.
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LONDON, Jan. 19- A report reach in this place yesterday stated that four civilians were killed and 2 members o. tue Crown forces known as the "Black and Tan" patrol were ambushed at Q place in Galway county, Ireland near the city of Galway. The situation r%loughout Ireland remains in cha. utic state. Reprisals arc the order of the day. Irish suspects are shot by tho Grown forces indiscriminately.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE DIsBAND ' CHICAGO, Jan. 1s The vigilence committee af Hyde Park the exclusive
 .abufb of Chicago was disbanded to-
 day after four youths confessed to comHitting more than one hundred robhas,ss rsesatly. .
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CALIFORNIA RIVERS ARE
 REACHING A FLOOD STATE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19-The riv- SIS throughout the state of California are rising rapidly as the result of tor rential rains which have been falling
 turing the past two days.
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BOUT BETWEEN DEnlPSEY AND
 CARPENTER CALLED OFT

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Tex Rickart one of the promoters of the Dempse! Carpenter fight decided yesterday t, call off the bout as announced in tn New York Times.
 WILL USE WIRELESS
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SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS
 PARIS, Jan. 19-The Spanish cabi- net has decided to resign according to a dispatched received here this morn ing.
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BRITISH fAl,.To
 TAKE DEVALERA

portant effect in deciding the position which Dublin Castle would assume, out there is considerable skepticism ,lere as to the amount of real power de Valera could exercise now in Ire land, and especially whether he could do anything to control the extremist gunrnen.
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O'CAlL.tGHAN ORDERED BE
 DELIVERED TO INSPECTOR

WASHINGTON D. c, Jan. 1s Secretary Wilson toda yordered con ssl isr Lord Mayor o'c:llaghan b de- .iver hira promptly to the immigration inspector at Norfolk
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THEFT OF MACHINE TO BE
 PUNISHED BY DEATH

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 1s-A bill making the theft of an automobile . capital offense punishable by death was introduced yesterday in the legisla ture TOW convening.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
William a Epperson and Merle A. Payne.
both that 81 c1ft0R R,pe psrs th. cv and Mar,
Roger Of Melrose, Md.
Lester NJ. Harris of this city and Sadie B.
Cuser Of Clifton Forge, Va.
Guy u. Farley Of Germantown, Ohio, anu
William y. Eldridge Of Woodland. Cahf..
and Edna b. Clarke Of this city.
Theodore W. Boswell and Virginia N. Veatcn.
Eugene r. Forsyth and Ida Z. suthard:
and Josie 0. Ferrell Of Richmond Va;
Ethel M. Griffiih Of Thcroughfare. ilic Va.
Thomas L. Dunn Of Middleburg. Va. and
William A. Watson and Luc:le +. McGratn;
Robert X. Featenbys of Scranton, Pa. and
Florence l. Devereux 81 faulsboro, N; J.
Klore Markley of Rockville, Nd. and
Gala l. Lepper Of this city.
Russell d. Grund of Columbia City, Ind,
and Mildred M. Grossart of this city.
Clifford G. Shook and Minnie Il. Leonard,
both Of Richmond. Va.
William Jones and Ethel d. Mason.
Lawrence Henson and Viola Green.
Harry Lee and Carrie Robinson.
/ William Corhett aud Ellip sneed.
Joseph NJ. Miller and Efhel Lee.
Fred N. Yancey and Helen Henderson.
John II. Tyler and Madeline Smith.
William Colv.n and Alice j Nelson.
Harry Cruise and Elizabeth Paneli.
Cecil II. Gross Of Ithaca, y. Y, and Grace
G. Torrey Of Williamstown, Mass
Frank r. Walker of Fredericksburg. Va,
and Elsie T. Hedberg Of Chicago, Ill.
Eustace G. Allen and Hilda T. Wright. both
Alfred H. Biscoe of St Just. Va, and Nell
J. Thennassen Of Emmerton, Va.
Abe Tafard and Mary Bianon.
II. Edgar Lindauer Of Baltimore. Nd, and
Elsie o. Breitenbach of this city.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Deaths Reported.

Tho following deaths have been reported tu
the health department within the last twenty.
four hours:
Tlllie Mae Purdy, 20. George Washington
Josephine Prior. 70. 80 10th street south.
east.
Ida Marie B. Goodwin. 70. s18 Taylor street
Louisa A: Paulus. 62. 1884 South Carolina
avenue southeast.
Walter smoot. 20. sos Massachusetts, avenue
nor thease.
lola M Heutsch. SO. Tuberculosis Hospital
Patrick McNealis. "a, Home for Aged, Blue
Plains.
Alma Hammond LHommedieu Ruggles, 70
tie Dupont apartments.
c. Frank Keane, 10. q seaton place north
east.
Louis P. sutor. 7s 37o1 Keokuk street,
Margaret O. Lamph. 62. II d street south
east.
George T. Wetzel.: 4. Providence Hospital.
Infant Of William p. and Mary E. OBrien
half day. Sibley Hospital.
Elizabeth Hawkins. 53. 900 Half street south
west.
Angeline Parker. 42. IL Canal street south
east.
Carrie L. T .rrelI. 6s 72 Defrees street.
John Shipley. 70. Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
Edna Jackson. 20. 11s 10th street southea st
Joseph Lee. II months. SIT Bird street south
| west.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
PREPARING GIFTS FOR POO
Christ Child Society Will Dis
tribute More Than 1000 Presents.

Busy scenes We're enacted at the head
quarters OF the Christ Child Society, 324
indiana avenue northwest. where york
ers were busy today packing Christmas
presents for distribution to the poor of
Washington tomorrow.
More than 1000 gifts of all sorts are
being arranged for distribution tomor-
'ow from centes in various sections of
the city. The gifts include toys, dolls
weaters, shoes, rain coats, underwear
and other articles.
Children wrote to the Christ Child So
:iety. giving their Christmas desires, and
taese Will be met as far as possible
These letters were distributed to people
throughout the city, who made such con-
tributions as they could. and it is hoped
that every child that asked will get what
ne or she wanted.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I
the health department within the last twcnt!
four hours:
George J. and Lille NJ. Cross, jr.. boy.
Ralph X. and Grace A. Danielson, girl.
Leroy and Edith Allen. girl.
Merle l.. and Anna A. Cutsail. boy.
Giles +. and Marie Euhanks. girl.
Joshua s. and Estelle Owens. girl.
George Il. and Marguerite Crowther. girl.
Cecil A. and Ethel NJ. Taylor, boy.
VIII am + and Lille NJ. Wiley. girl
Arthur II. and Josephine Petit. girl.
Jsseph l.. and Sarah Hurwitz. boy.
Samuel Il. and Katherine Hickman, girl.
Columbus and Annie Marshall, girl.
John and Lucy COrbin, boy.
Charles and Susic West, girl.
George ID. and Bessie Chichester. hoy.
Roy o. and Lillian T. Brooks, boy.
Clarence and Thelma Thomas. girl.
Arthur and Hattie Keys, girl.
Milton and Nettie Hunter. boy.
James and Lillian Robinson, boy.
George and Mary Caldwell. girl.
Ernest and Lillian Thomas. boy.
Daniel W. and Elizabeth Watts. girl.
George and Ollie Marceilans. boy.
Clarence and Martha Beverly, boy.
Arthur and Sarah Thomas, girl.
John and Annie Smith. girl.
Harry and Ollie Young, boy.
Willie and Naomi Graham, girl.
Mathew and Naomi Proctor. boy.
Arthur and Pearl Grigsby, girl.
Frunk and Elizabeth Jackson. girl.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

Capt. and Mrs. William &c. Rivers
Of Fort Myer have with them for the
holidays their two sons. Lieut.. James
Battle Rivers and Mr.. William Flour
ney Rivers, from the Boston Tech. Mr..
Charles E. Poll and Mr.. Barton Jones
Of Los Angeles, Calf, accompanied
Mr.. Rivers to Washington, and will
be his guests during the holidays.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Mr.. BRANDENBURG GUEST
Speaks Today at Luncheon of Real
Estate Board.

Edwin c. Brandenburg, local law
yer, was the guest of honor this aft
ernoon of the Washington real estate
board at luncheon in the Lafayette
Hotel. 10th and / streets northwest.
Mr.. Brandenburg was scheduled to
make an address on ADVANTAGES to
be Derived From Granting the Fran
chise to the District of Columbia"
Evening star., 1921-12-22

of Frederick Schrurr. barber. who
was killed January 20 last.
Metcalf pleaded not guilty. The
prisoner and four others are charged
with shooting Schnurr from an auto
mobile as he was about to enter his
home near 1st and X streets north
west. Former Assistant United States
Attorney eLahy will defend the pris-
Evening star., 1921-12-22
DENIES MURDER CHARGE.

Milton Metcalf, ,twenty-one years
| old, recently apprehended in Balti-
more and brought here was srraiGned
today before Chief Justice Mccoy in
Criminal Division l on an Indictment
charging him with murder in the first
degree in connection with the death
Evening star., 1921-12-22

In olden times II a girl were will
ing to marry, and not engaged, it was
the custom for her to wear a ring
on the first finger Of the left hand.
II she wanted to remain single. then
she wore the ring on the little finger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24
May 10-4t.

DO you HAVE AN ORGAN OR
PIANO you wish to exchange on a
Victrola or Player-Piano. If SO,
CRAMER'S Palace of Music, Freder-
lex. Nd. will make you a good deal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that j.
H. James & Frank Bane, operating a
garage on West Liberty street known
as the General Garage, have dissolv-
ed partnership. j. H. James is erect
ing new garage at his home corner
of West Congress and South Law
renee Streets, one block north of the
High School building where he will
max speciality of painting, topping
and upholstering. Also all makes OF
batteries repaired and charged. My
work guaranteed, and the price will
be right.
Yours for business,
May Sat. J. H. JAMES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24
HEIRS WANTED.

Anyone knowing the address Of
Mollie Wright, if living, or if dead
when and where she died will aid me
in the settlement Of her father, A. S
Wright, estate. asst heard frcn
about Is years ago.
Write D. E. Wright, Roselle, Me.
May 17-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, having quail
fed as executors of the estate OF the
late Col. R. P. Chew, request that all
those having claims against the estate
will present them properly approved.
and those indebted to the estate will
kindly come forward and settle.
CHRISTINE C. w. ROSZEL,
MARGARET P. CHEW,
ROGER CHEW,
Executors.
Nav 10-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24
STOCK AT LARGE UNLAWFUL.

The stock law being in effect in
every district of the county, and
numerous complaints having been
brough before the County Court
about live stock running at large, the
traffic officer and all constables of the
county are hereby authorized to take
up any stock found running at large.
trespassing on the public roads, and
report the same to the nearest Justice
of the Peace that the guilty parties
may be dealt with according to law.
By Order of the County Court
of jefferson County, w. Va.
May 17-2t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-05-24

More than rs per cent of the fruit
crop in jefferson county was destroy
ed by cold weather, and a hail storm
can destroy 100 per cent of your
wheat crop in 15 minutes. The
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
will carry the risk at $500 per 500
for the season.
The Moore Insurance & Realty Co.
Nav 1927.
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z. o n. -
The UNIVERSAL CAR.
EVERY FORD PRODUCT 4 HELPER
The UNIVERSAL CAR

Now's Inc time to buy that Ford Car Ford Truck
Fordson Tractor. Never were higher quality ma
terials into these great utilities; never have
prices been more reasonable that dependable anad
excellent "After-Service" so complete.
Machine work is always precise than hand
work. The special tools and machines n garage
are the same those being used and recommended be-
cause of their precision and tinle-savng qualities by
the Ford Motor Company. Our modern and up-to-the-
minute equipment makes it possible for us to do any
work on your car, truck or Fordson tractor from
minor adjustment to complete overhaul. The
promptness with which we do the work is byproduct
of these specially designed machines; and we charge
only the reasonable Ford prices for your work.
If your Ford isn't running at top-noteh efficiency
bring it here to Ford headquarters-thats to u.s. One
of our Ford mechanics will adjust repair Tor you
with as little delay possible Keep your car IN good
condition It's the most economical way.
THE JEFFERSON GARAGE
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA
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WANTED.

To purchase second hand organ
for country Sunday School. Adj
dress Mrs. Bane Brown,
Charles Town, w. Va.