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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-31

clumsy, unframed fingers made tina
task irksome more than once. But
TO own and take home the garment.
the girl had &c complete it herself
and when after many weary weeks tho
last stitch was III ii was proud little
girl. that carried home the first one &c
be finished
By every constructive means thai y
feasible, these splendid Salvation
Army workers, strive to hold the inter
est of the girls whom they get CT
rolled as Guards. The indoor activities
and the outdoor sports are designed TO
keep them from bad associates and ont
OF urwholesomc places. They provide
at Infinite pains opportunities for ath.
,letics and vocational instruction end
culture, such as is not possible to them
through their families.
While it is 4 big undertaking 70 fill
in the time to gather together g. hend
Of twenty-five or thirty unframed, TN,
disciplined girls Of various nationaii,
ties and organize them into working
team for athletic music and religion,
| it is q mighty stride toward guarantee.
ing the quality Of our future citizens
for today's girls are tomorrow's moth
ers--and while the Salvationists work
on untiringly seeking no visible reward
they rest on their belief that some
day. some where, some how, these
early teachings OF cleanliness, and the
principles. expressed By their motto
will bearresults
. Baltimore's Staff OF Girl Guards,
knows frst, aid -haye an orchestra OF
their own-and are expert in many
useful lines.
: From these sources also are oh.
tanned some Of the nestEmateriaI Tor
Officers in the Army; growingsup IN.
der its training. they are, well Tersed in
its principles and when they become
iconsecrated 20 in for the training, .they
make splendid leaders.
.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF viR,
GINA.
The United States Of America, to
he use of G. w. Forsbcrg, plaintiff,
VS.. Fleischmann Construction Cont
pany, Corporation, and the NaEicra
Surety Company, a Corporation, &C.
tndants. Action Of Debt, Damages,
$1,000. 90.
To the creditors of the Fleischmann
Construction Company, who supplied
labor or materials in the construction
If the Torpedo Assembly Plant, at
Alexandria, Virginia, Under contract
between said Fleischrann Construc-
lion Company and the United States,
dated on or about October IA, 1918:
You are HEREBY notified that suit
was filed on April 6, 1921, and is now
pending, at Alexandria, Virginia, in
the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
under the above entitled caption, Tor
the use and benefit Of said. G. w.
Forsberg, and other creditors who
supplied labor and materials in the
construction of the said Torpedo As
sembly Plant, puolic building, who
may intervene herein; and said c-edi
tors who supplied such labor and ma
terials are hereby notified of their
right to intei cvene in said cause pro-
vided such intervention is filed with
in one year after the performance
and final settlement Of the aforesaid
contract, and not later, as provided by
the statutes of the United States for
such case made and provided.
EDMUND. WADDILL, Jr., Judge.
Richard B. Washington,
l23 South Royal Street,
Alexandria, Va.
.: Counsel fol. use Plaintiff
116-Sw
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HOWARD w. FIELDS, Auctionccr
Auction Sale of Desirable Residence
At Del Raw

Pursuant to the terms Of deed Of
trust bearing date on the 1st day Of
August. 1912, and duly recorded
among the land records OF the County
of Arlington formerly Alexandria, /,
Va, in Deed Book No. 1874, page
i56, given by Carrie A. Derrig and
". Fl. Dcrrig, her husband, to the I'M
dersigned Trustee, in trust to secure
the payment Of a negotiable promis-
sorry note, bearing even date with said
decd, drawn by the said Carrie A. Der
rig and W. H. Derrig to James S.
Groves or his order, for the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars, with in
terest at six per cent, default having
been made in the payment Of said note
and at the request of the holder of
said note the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on Tuesday, May 81, 1921,
ground. with the buildings and i'm
at 4 p. M, those lots or parcels Of
provements thereon. known and distin-
guishea as lots ninety-nine and one
hundred in a certain plan of lots call
ed Del Ray, surveyed by D. J. How
ell, Surveyor, as shown on the plat
thereof. which is duly recorded among
the land records Of Arlington County,
Virginia, in Liber 0 No. 4, Folio 440.
the said property being improved by
a very desirable frame dwelling house.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Conveyancing
Revenue Stamps, at the cost
of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS,
105-23t = - Trustee.
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catered at the Postoffice. at Aexan-
4yls; virginia. ais second, GLASS matter.
Superious'
Americanism.

Superiious ] ust, the
Americanis1n. other night
twelve self
appointed keepers of the
bubble welfare ] motored to
the home of Bouck.; White'in
Marlboro, New York, drag
bed Mr.. White from his bed
ait midnight and. administer
ed to him a sound flogglng
and a coat Of tarsalnd feath-
ers. This was All. done, 50 it
was said, in theiname oI law
and ordels;and because OF
Whites abuse of his wife.
It seems 5 = III e n fiasr
strange that with thousands
of! men thHolig hqtltthae. e.. egy sll J:
try, some oubtless inSAfafE
bQro, New York, who abuse
their wives 9Th
man should be selected to be
made .anexample of and that!
he sfif6jAM Hap pen 60 bsafhg 8;
of the so-called radical
leaders of i he f;,Si COZ G III y ]. ~
may be that he was a wife
Beaten and that he sdesea:V#1gi
the hard of the law but 9
great many people will 'i.'.l COZ. con
tinue to iourish the suspsI
cilon that Mr.. Whites SUM
mary and un-American
punishment sprang from
alternatives. than concern
for hts wife.
We hold no brief for the
radicals on reds OF what
ever name you, choose to
give them, but we call atten-
zion to the fact that these
laWless midnight visltatlons
are setting q dangerous pre-
cedent for all classes Of peo-
pie who wish to take the law
into their own hands. What
the country needs is more
regard for the courts and
The constitution as lnstu-
1nents Of public safety and
less respect for the whip and
bhe tar-pot. Otherwise we
Shall come to chaos.
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Builder, Pa, May 3O-A fleet q
specially constructed chemical en-
gnes, sent from Pittsburgh, is fight
ing the FIRE started ~ Lightning
yesterday, ard which has alcsady
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years aerial transportat alton
will be as general and COM
mon as travel by rail, steam
en- OF mot or-car. There are
Others who just as ernphati
cally insist that travel in the
air will always be restricted
to a comparatively small
percentage Of people.
Certainly aviation must
be made much safer than it
now is before there will be
any rush on an air-rout;e
ticket office. ~
wv woodrow 81 While. we are
Wilson. rerlennberiin 8
IIKsisg E today, let there
be a thought for the man
who is ineffably linked with
our sacrifices in the war. It
has been said, and history
will often repeat it, that no
American soldier gave his
life for the cause with great
er devotion than Woodrow
Wilson spent every ounce OF
his manhood, health and
happiness for it.
Wilson's place in history
is fixed far beyond the pow
er of his petty detractors to
mar it. His place in n tn the
minds and hearts of genera
tons to come is large, and
sure. Eet Vas not deny Hmm
While he is4Yet with is the
measure @sIove1:iandj good
Hff HIS great serYiceSsha ~
50 justly ma'iteG = Il
g. 3.rsa : - ;e.. - = III III
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followed BY. his indlctsnei on the,
charge Ct felonaous asssault in the
Halifax Circuit Court, was Sunday
remaved under gerard TO Stauntoli
Asylum
Rtchmond-Less than $4,000, 900 Of
federal aid money remain in the trea-
isury of the commonwealth OF vir-
iginia to the credit Of the state road
fund, according to a detailed state
;ment BY the Virginia Good Road As
!seciation. Contracts which will be let
during the summer months viii re-
.duce this balance to less than $780,
1000, the statement indicates.
Richmond-An association to per-
ipetuate "Monticello" in the same
manner in which Mount Vernon is
conducted has been chartered by the
state corporation commission. Tha
| Thomas Jefferson National Memorial
Association was incorporated and
authorized TO. purchase tho state
known as Monticello" in Albemsrlc
county and preserve it as a national
memorial to Thomas Jefferson.
Mr.. B. L. Coe, who resides near
Drnavant, spotsylvania county, re.
ported that a severe trembling and
stalking of the earth was felt in the
forth end of the county at $50
clock Friday night, which seemed
ike ncarthquake. His residence
was rocked to its foundation and dish
5 and pans were ratified The trem-
lie caused the sides of his well to
ave in for a depth of 10 feet.
There appears to be more than a
possibility that Congress may reverse
itself and take action making Camp
Lee, Virginia, the training camp for
the Third Army Zone, instead Of
Camp Meade, Nd.
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consumed 10000 barrels Of OF. and
other property of the ValvoHns OH
Company here, causing a loss esti-
mated by the officials Of the GO 7cere
Il SiC9.OO0. 5.
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Safety Such tragedies Of
First. the air as the one
which Saturday
Killed two civilians and five
Army officers revive interest
in the much-mooted ques-
ton as to how safe flying
now is and how safe it may
ultimately become.
There are those who say
that within ten or fifteen
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Lexington-Following five-hour
search by sevesrr;atlffgihuhdhed fellow stu
dents, the body of Rutherford Roland
Hall, of Moorefield, w. Va, a"senior
at Washington and Lee University.
who was drowned while swimming in
North River Sunday afternoon, was
recovered late Monday night. He was
to have, graduated two weeks hence.
The victin1$was thetason ;lef !ehe9sRev.
Samuel o. Hall, Presbyterian min
lister.
Observation-Disclosures attempt was
made Sunday night to wreck the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway fast
train No. 9, running from Hot Springs
to New York, at practically the same
place, near here, that three previous
attempts were made, but again the
train was saved due to its speed. The
heavy locomotive ripped night through
the railroad ties that had been placed
en- the track, and the train continued
its trip. Bloodhounds were put on the
trail yesterday, but no arrest has as
yet been made.
Danville-N. G. Terry, formerly
chief of police of South Boston, and
who last Monday was relieved of duty
following a sensational attack on K.
L. Mays with a weapon, which was
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yIRE like flaming arrow, finds its mark in property
that is unprotected. For more than century the
Hartford has sold insurance against loss by ire ana
T the interruption Of business caused by fire .g
The Hartford pays losses fairly. In addition, and ALL
no extra cost the Hartfords trained Fire Prevention
Engineers will seek out hazards which, if not corrected
! may cause fire. ~
This is the protection that your present and future
financial success demands Insurance. IS Fundamental
y. security. - y -,
~ Get Hartford Insurance and Hartford Service through
Il this agency ~ u:
~
h b. Laurence Stabler r,
"
AIS Prince st.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
d. E. HOFFMAN
COL. p NJ BABB Auctioneer RAY HIBBARD, Clerk
lryey of the lcn bank OF the Missouri

survey of the lett bank oi the Missouri
River TO the commencing corner, con.
aiming two hundred ana fifteen acres
more 0r less, also all acCrctiOnS 10
said described lands extending Ia The
Missouri River, being oighty.fiyc tS5)
acres ol surveyed aCcretiOns as wei
rs other uCcretlons, In trust To secure
the payment ui eight prOmissory notes
nlly described In said trust deed: that
u transfer. sale or alienation OF the
property above described has been
made. by reason whereof the legal
holder OF note numbered eight, secured
by said trust deed. has declared said
note number eight due and payable
under and by the terms OF said trust
deed, and has requested the under
signed trustee to execute the powers
IN him vested by the terms OF said
trust deed and to sell the property
above described under the terms, and
Tor the purposes expressed In said
trust deed.
Now, therefore, in consideration OF
The premises and AZ the request OF
the legal holder of said note number
eight, ! viii on Tuesday, the LIST day
Of March, a, d., 1921, at the court
house door in the City OF Oregon.
Holt County, Missouri sell the above
described real estate, for cash. TO the
highest bidder for the purposes above
recited.
L. L. RICHARDS,
't.ta Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
IMPLEMENTS

] high wheel Charter Oak wagon, nearly new; 1
high wheel Crescent wagon, low iron wheel wa
gon, hay rack Deering binder, 4 foot cut; 2
Mccormick mowers, ; and foot cut; Superior
Press grain drill I Broadcast grain ssedcr two
row stalk cutter, Bradley gang pillow, II inch
Moline turning pillow. New Departure walking
cultivators, | walking John Deere cutivator, l
international riding culIivator, disc harrow, l
three section drag harrow, riding lister, 1
Bradley walking lister, Campbell drill. l five
tooth garden pillow, I shovel pillow, Listed corn
gO-devils, Tanning mill and riddles, 2 single
buggies. sets Of work harness, set of
single driving harness, 2 small gas engines
Slower feed grinder, corn shelter, line shaftng
and pullies, l6-foot feed hunks, I cut off wood
saw, boiler iron stock tanks, galvanized iron
stock tank. Lancaster geared forge, post drill,
] anvil. I Sharpless cream separator, power
washing machine, I cast iron kettle, sausage
grinder and lard press. some six inch thresher
betting.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
Pinkston.White.

Pinkston. White.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Pinks.
ton to Mr.. Harlan T. White Of Pawnee.
ILL.,. will take place Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs, Edward Pinkston. 1909
South Thirtieth street. The ceremony
with be performed by DR.. Charles Went.
worth of the First Methodist Church.
and preceding 1t Miss Rosaline Newell
will sing "i,e loved, II Is Morn" (Ayl.
ward) and because" (D'Harot). Miss
Ethel birkes will play "Mendelssohn's
Wedding March" at the approach Of
the bridal party and "The Evening
Star" (Wagner) during the service,
There will be no attendants and the
guests win be limited to the relatives
and close friends. The bride-elect will
wear her travelling suit Of blue duve.
tyn with brown hat and shoes. and a
corsage OF orchids and hyacinths. A
reception will follow the ceremony.
after which Mr.. White and his bride
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28

whereas, Thomas e. Monsoon ana
wife. Jennie a, Monsoon; John a, WIS
dom and wiIc, Frances VI. Wisdom, BY
their certain trust deed OF date JUS
IL, 1919, and oi record in the Re
corder's Office of Holt County, Mis-
souri,, IN Book 1873, N Page 25a, con
yeyed 10 the undersigned the follow
ing described real estate situate, lying
and being in the County OF Holt and
state OF Missouri, towit; All OF Lots
three 60 and four 90 OF Section
twenty (2O), Township fiity.nine (50l
OF Range thirty.eight (3S). also com
mencing at corner on original bank nj
Missouri River on the half section line
running North and South through frac
tlOnal section twenty (20), Township
lilty,nine t59) OF Range thirty'eighI
1857, which IL 22.6s chains South ol
the quarter section corner on the
North side OF said section twenty
(2O), thence West 1884 feet: thence
South 10 ~ West along the agreed
line between Dawson and Frazer on
the West and George w, Gotten on the
East. 2,023.62 feet: thence down high
bank OF the Missouri River South SO
s. East iS22 feet thence South ~
A. East 1888 feet; thence South so |
East 660,s feet; thence South SaG East
363.32 feet 10 a stake: thence NORTH
32leo East 1875 feet to corner on
Original bank OF Missouri River on
section line between sections twenty
t20) and twenty,one. GID, township
fifty nine (59) Of Range thirty, eight
1881. said corner being 2.148.3 ieel
South OF the northeast corner of sec
ton twenty (20), township ftfty,nine
(59) OF range thirty-eight (sS); thence
following the meander of the original
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
EVANGELICAL Church

Our lusl quarterly meeting nj this
conference year viii be- held over next
sunday ~ NicBell's Grove. our Pre-
siding Elder, Rev, &, l., SorE, will BE-
with Us, Preaching Friday evening
and SUNDAY evening and quarterly
conference Friday evening ~ the close
OF The service, II Is important that all
reports be In tor this last quarterly
conference. let us have good at
tendance al all these services, We
have our place In the union revival
meetings ol Oregon and do not intend
to shirk our obligation. Let MS be
faithful to all these duties and priv
leges,
T.. A. PAUL., Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
Wednesday, February 2, 1921
the following described property to-wit;
IAnsEs Nm MIlILS

CONNIE ncng following described to-wt
HORSES AND MULES
black old weight 26OO
old weight
Jack horse mule coming yearlng good
CATTLE
other
he freshin Short
calf by sides Shorton giving milk; yearng hee"
1 yearling ycaring sholtiorn bull
BRED
gifts rarow April Vaccinate double treatment
HARNESS
saddle and bride
set buggy brdcs collars and pads leather fly
dozen Barred Plymouth pue Several puebed COkore
IMPLEMENTS
tight bed and rack good top buggy sleigh
section harrow Deeng
codv Badger walking
with
buhe Stat crib ladder barrels 80 feet Ia
inch lhorse
posts lumber chicken 10
GRAIN AND HAY
GOO bushels bd clover hay bd
wheat
TERMS-An UNDER cash. $40 credit of
bankabe
off for cash No property to be removed until terms
complied with LUNG" ~ Ioe"e~er La"es A'u
af IRA d. OWENS
FRIES AND FELL AuctOneers Il u 4 = B. NJ TERHUNE, Clerk
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
RIGELOW news
DOTS AND DAsHEs, nY RUBE.

Mrs W. u. lunhy and mother Mrs.
Ambrose. were visiting with IArnds
in Mound City last saturday ,yGrnr.
\ post card from uur old friend.
Frank Gaskill dated in NobiIo. Ma.
Jan. 18Th. says his party had very
pleasant tiip on the way down Tie
weather there Il nice and warm and
they have almost every thing one could
wish Tor on the hotel menus. except
ing. Conway Honey
Miss Dorothy Bridrmon was q
Mound City visitor saturday
Oryille Jackson was here one day
last week from Lincoln Nebr. visit
ing with relatives and friends
Third Trick Operator &. T. ACurd
was u business visitor in ST. Joseph
last Saturday What's the attraction
down there. ljunnie?
w r. Balm. who has been here Tor
several days visiting with Mrs rpin.
left the latter part Of last week Tor
Council Bluffs. Iowa
Mrs Henry Jones was visiting with
Mrs pr. =. T.. Hogan IN Mound Ciiy.
Friday OF last week
A letter from lsOm Cunning one OF
our former Bigelow boys. says he IL
located ~ Hooper. colo. and n work
Ing In u beet sugar factory. where he
Is foreman. handling hall ul tho ON
ployces.
The many friends 81 Mis- Anna
Cunning will be- clad to know that she
has made th" "trip acIuss the Pacific
Ocean safely. In u letter to BRO ~
W Adams sh" tells many interesting
things about her irip There were
several storms. yet she rather enjoyed
the trip Miss ANNA lett Seattle.
Wash, Friday morning Nov ~ TAX
Ing passage on the kaiuri Maw thip.
They crossed The lNuih meridian on
November -, where they lost one day.
arriving ~ Yokohama, Japan. the eve
ming NJ December T. where she and
her iriCt Is we're met by Roy Adams
and wi,". Whu had good supper
awaiting '.W. size expected To- visit
there CIV days huluI" continuing on
her Journey To- china. where she viii
take NJ missionary work
Fortk .iiN" scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school lnsi SUNDAY
morning and the collection amounted
Ia sos
Harry Dodsun Vac here last Monday
from 81. Joseph, visiting with relatives
and friends
Mrs T. II. Gresham AMI daughters
NoniNer and Vera. visited with Mrs
II. = Schoonovrr last Sunda, after
noon
Mr. and Mrs Roy North we're here
last SUNDAY from Kansas CITY. visiting
With Mi and Mrs John IOurhlin
Tn" Bigelow town basketball team
a.. 4.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28

--tn!il January 81, 1921, we will
send You The Sentinel and ~. Joseph
Daily Gazette without Sunday for
$3.50. The Sentinel and Daily and
Sunday Gazette. one year. for $3.50.
This offer Is for cash in advance. ab-
solutely.
Mrs. Nina Curry was "a business
visitor in st. Joseph, Wednesday Of
this week.
Edwin Bunker was the guest of
relatives in Kansas City, for a few
days, this week. "a
Erie Pierce, student Of the State
University, Lawrence, Kansas, came
IN Wednesday and remained until Sum
day with his parents, DIR. B. g. Pievs
and wife. -,,.. s4se Ny
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
Attention. Comrades.

Meyer Post, q. A. r., win hold No.
next regular meeting at its headquastS
ers on Saturday afternoon, January e.
1921, at 2 o'clock. Nj
q. P.aDoBYNs, cemmssai II
Adjut&nt. Z
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
RAY HIBBARD, Clerk

Will leave lur short "Trip and after
Feb, 10, viii be Al home in Pawnee
~, Joseph Evening News, Jan. 10.
The brides mother, Mrs. Edward
finkslon, IL well known in Holt coun.
w. ana Is the wife of the late Edward
PinkstOn, who was raised In Oregon,
aud for many years he and wife re-.
sided IN Maitland. Mrs, Pinkston. was
raised In our sister city of Forest City,
her maiden name being Miss Carrie
Limp, The many friends OF the
bride IN Holt County Join with the
sentinel In congratulations.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
CLOSINC-OUT PUBLIC SALE

to the state viii sell public
Miller miles
Mt Hope oncolf mile east
Mineral
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
so acre farm, one-half mile from
Fillmore, No. Must be sold in the
next 80 days. See or call,
/ Wd'e WIN. MARKHAM,
It'd Orsgen, Ne,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
HAY AND GRAIN

about 400 bushels of oats; about tons of oat straw
baed; some loose alfalfa and clover hay: also some
corn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

l Royal Princess heating stove, 1 steel range,
! kitchen cabinet, l Oak Extension dining
table, almost new; Il-3X l2AXminster rug,
many other articles too numerous to men
ton.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
8 HEAD OF HORSES and MULES

pair brown mules 10 years old; black draft team,
horse and mare, and years old black allpurpoSe
horse years old dandy; black mare, 3 years old.
in foaI by the Mcntrye jack; ] bay driving mare
coming yearing horse mule, good one.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
60 HEAD OF HOGS

head of Tried Poland China SOws; 5 head Of POLAND
China Spring Gifts; all bred to bg-bone Spotted Pol
and Boar.
thoroughbred Spotted Poland Boar.
as summer and fall shOatS
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28

y Head OF Cattle Consisting Of
head of extra good milk cows one Jersey one half
Jersey and half-Red Poll and three Short Horns. All
giving milk and will be fresh in spring.
2 yearng heifers, and one coming yearling heifer
good prospects.
coming threeyearOld Pure-bred Roam Short Horn
bull.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28
Several Dozen Brown Legh0rn Hens

$40 and credit