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CONSULT j. A. FoRTNEY, Mo.
crory Bldg. Houses and Lots.
Phone 4o5-R. 12-23-2st222sA.
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HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PRIcHARD. Phone 975.
1-+26t2423A
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HEAT YOUR HOME with the Ho.
Maker pipe or pipeless furnace,
while you, pay on easy terms. A,
e. HAWKINS. COL Seventh. phone
1192.R- 12.31.26t-236sA
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Dentists

DENTAL B1RGAfNs Goid
crowns, $500 up. False teeth,
$3.50 mp. Teeth extracted 75c.
DR.. SMITH, 3U4 Merchant st.
Open evenings. 26s5a
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TWO FURNISHED LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for
rent. All conveniences. Chose in.
ZIG Chicago st. 2735A
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AGENTs7Make big money during
winter with our new sp~ecialties,
not sold to stores. Be first in ter.
ritory. Particulars and free sam.
pie offer. JOHN P. WADEL, Route
No. 4, shippensburg, Pa. 2762A
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CoalLands

05GTTT Ne9Ne ~9F t1-rs-5
FOR sALE-1s0 acres Of 4 It.
coal. Situated IL miles from
Elizabeth, Pa, on a macadam
road; mine ready for operation and
producing SO tons a day. Another
mine being opened. JOHN
5W1EGEB. Elizabeth. Pa.
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CONSULT J. A. FoRTNEY, Nc.
GRoRY BLDG. HOUSES AND
LOTS Phone 4o5.R. 2772A.
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Personal.

YOUR FUTURE FoREToLD: Send
dime, hirthdate for truthful. re.
liable. convincing trial reading.
HAZEL HAUSE, Box 215, Los An.
.geles, Cal. 2S44A
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SpecialNotices


Is of record Ia sthe Office OF the
Clerk OF tho Counts Court OF Ma.
fion county, West virginia, IN
Trust Deed Book MOI % at page
SAG which said notes numbered
fro none to twenty five Inclusive.
are for the stni az ono Thousand
Dollars each, and notes numbered
from twenty six 10 fly five In
elusive are for The sum of Five
Hundred Dollars each and all Of
said notes beig payable one year
after date OF issuance and bearing
interest at the rate OF six per cent
per anum, the names of the hol,
ders Of the said notes being I'M
known to this plaintiff. Defend
anita -F"IF tF8aEE.N
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TWO ROOM FURNISHED APART.
MENT for rent, Apply 800 Wal.
nut avenue. 2776A
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WANTED TO BUY = Ford Coupe
body. Must be in good condition
Call 664-M, or address Box 269O-A,
The West Virginian. 269OA
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FAIRMoNT RUBBERT sTAMR
WORKS. Under new manage
ment. .Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Agency for the l..
lC. SMITH, Phone 12044J. 2671 A
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Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED BEDROOM. $40 Mon.
roe st. Phone 1S31.R. 2695A
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Wanted to Buy

WANT TO HEAR from owner hav.
ing farm for sale; give particu-
lars and lowest price. JOHN j.
BLACK, W. Virginia St, Chippewa
Falls, Wis. 2499A
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MERGER COUNTRY FARMS
F0RsSALE-Write for circulars,
giving full description of building.
Number Of acres and price. F. A.
QIEHNER, Jackson Center, Pa.
=. .. is. 2754A.
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Livestock

MAPLE GROVE STOCK FARM
offers Hampshires of the most
popular breeding. Bred sows and.
gifts, fall boars and gifts. r. B.
D1LDINE, Redwood, Ohio.
2737A
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"JUST WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS

||JUsT WHAT YOU'VE ALWAYS
WANTED" Improved umbrella,
no wires to break and let ribs
punch holes in cover. Send $500
for umbrella with silk union taffeta
cover, delivered. Highclass um.
brella with frame that will last a
lifetime. Should any ribs become
broken we replace them free. Mon
ey refunded IL you are not salts
fled. THE MoULT0N WIRELESS
UMBRELLA COMPANY, Whining
ton, Ohio. 2761A
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REQ SALES AND SERVICE STA.
TloN. New and used cars. Easy
payment plan. Franklin ~seryiS5.
Call S7S,J. MOUNTAIN CITY
SERVICE STATION.
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Rooms Wanted

TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
WANTED. Close to Monongah
Glass House. Near Tenth or
Twelfth st. Call 7131-R-3.
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.oLDFIELD TIRES & TUBES. Anti.
Skid all sizes. s80x3-SS,ss.
3QxS1a-$9.99. Phone 814. PHIL
LIPS Bros 3O5 Merchant 81.
12-SI2et.2367A
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distinguishing

THOMAS G. LYNCH. Plumbing
and gas fitting. Shop and
residence. SIT WALNUT AVE.
Phone 1S5e-R. Truck service.
1-1O.26t.2529A
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FARMSl& GOAL LAND BY OWN
Err i mile from city of 5000.
y nile of paved road. Farm $50
acres seams coal & clay. 1854
3-tested Y mile to R. r. Drift
coal. good soil for any purpose.
Fruit, water. 8 room house. water
ut door. Out kitchen. Barn. is
acres timber. Farm No. 2. Farm
right beside. 100 acres 5 room
house bank barn 36x56, water by
springs Az acres fruit. 4 acres
timber. Same coal & clay as
above described only 6 G z seams
coal g clay reserved. Being sold
by disability TO care for place Act
quickly. VIM. ]. SPAITE. p. b,
Box l5s. East Palestine, Ohio
2747A
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FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER
VICE. Palace Restaurant. 1913
Main St. 2661A
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PITTSBURGH PLUMBING CO.
Prompt service TO telephone calls
open. day and night. Near 113 Fair.
mont Ave. Phone 1927. 27O1A.
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NEW DREssMAKING PARLoRs
NOW OPEN. 3O7 Madison st.
Sewing done reasonably. MRS.
RADCLIFFE & MISS noWNEY.
Phone 502. 26S6A
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CARS WASHED. Hot & cold
water service. HALL GARAGE,
near Post Office.
2so8A
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w NICELY FURNISHED
LIGHT H o U S e K EEPING
ROOMS. All conveniences. SOC
Vermont Ave. Phone 410-M. 2759A
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ONLY $500 PER HOUR PLUME.
ING & REPAIRING. Work
guaranteed. Any make fixtures
properly installed. Give me a
trial. ]. A.. TAYLOR at Knights
Machine Shop. East Park Ave,
Phone 1146-J OF 194s.
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Situation Wanted, Male

ANY KIND OF ANUAL LABOR
WANTED. Phone 552-R. 2726A
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Agents Wanted

AGENT WANTED to distribute
sample and sell Catarrh great.
est remedy. Terms and sample
Tree. PEOPLES AGENT ANG
SUPPLY CO., 3031' W. 115th ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 2oo6A
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SNYDER MOTOR co: Dodge cara
& trucks. Day & night storage.
Better buy a Dodge than wish you
had. 317 Jackson st.
1-5!26t-24SsA
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'sToRAGE-For your car at reason.
able prices. Apply SMITH &
ToLES GARAGE, Rear lis Fair.
mont Ave. 2s62A
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TRUCK DRIVER WANTS JOB.
Can do own repair work. Phone
l6O7-R. 2F75A
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Feed and Produce

WE SPECIALIZE on Hay, cram.
Flour, Groceries and chicken.
feed. Best prices. AIRMON
FEED & STORAGE CO., Phone 40.
16-2st2f72A
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IMPORTANT keep up keep down
by using Gates Super.Tread
Tires. TIRE SERVICE STATION,
229 jackson st. 1.a.26t.2402A
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WANTED TO RENT S or 8 room
house. Reference. M. c., 1924
Twelfth st. Weston. 2656A
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lUnfurnished Rooms

UNFURN1sHEp BASE
ment ROOMS for rent. ITO Mar
ket st. Phone 1341-W, 1876 A
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TWO FURNISHED FRONT LIGHT.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. sos
Maryland Ave. Phone 64,J. 27esA
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Situations Wanted Female

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson,
62s-W. 10 20 est 1858 A
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For Sale

a Good Living In 1t
Acres OF tillable land, fine loca-
ton for houses. 3 acres Pitts
bnrgh coal, fully equipped mine,
vim trade for FalrmoRt property.
LEVI B. HARR
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Poultry and Supplies

LIVE AND DRESSED TURKEYS,
DUCKS. CHICKENS ard: Guinea
Fowls. Butter Acc lb. North Fair
mont Poultry Co., Phone 447-M.
East Park at Fair Grounds.
1-4-26t-2420A
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AGENTS.: BIG WINTER leader
NOW ready. Agents coming mon.
ey. Big field. Don't delay, but
write at once to HOMELAND SPE.
ClALTY CO, Homeland, Ga. 2503A
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AGENTS: BIG WINTER leader
now ready. Agents coming
money. Big field. Don't delay. but
write at once to HOMELAND SPEs
cIALTY Co. Homeland, Ga. 250SA
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FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT. Gull 593-J.
2742A
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FAIRMoNT D Wis MOTOR
SALES & SERVICE. New and
used cars. Terms. Now in our new
quarters. '112 Fairmont Ave. 26s9A
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POSITION WANTED as bookkeep-
er or general Office work. Ex-
pertenced. Phone 1114-J.
2734A
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DANCING ACADEMY = Dancing
Wednesday and Saturday eve
Inings. Masonic Temple. Glass
1880 to $3.50. Dancing $3.50 to 1850.
For private lessons cali 1868 before
noon. 1.2.26t.2390A
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MIR. EARN BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your life
wheny you can buy good level farms,
tho cream Of this locality with ex.
IL good buildings with modern con-
Seniences, in house and barn, good
level roads uear R. R., Centralized
schools, good markets. Milk $2.40
ind up net here. l sell farms that
owners have lived on for years and
paid for and have money on inter.
est, the kind you can make good
ON. State your wants and send to-
day for illustrated booklet. f. B.
STEWART, LINENYILLE. Pa.
2142A
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CARS WASHED. Hot and cold
water service HALL GARAGE,
near Postoffice. 2771A
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Autos and Accessories
CORDS
B ERIE

CORONA CORD TIRE co.
OPP. WEST Y1RGIHIAN
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SHOW THEM WITH PHOTO.
GRAPHS. Cavaliers Studio, 315
Main st. Phone 1851.
1926 31t.2249A
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THE sTATEfoFwE VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff g Marion county,
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WASHING AND IRONING WANT,
ED. Phone '96lM. 2666A
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STRONG ROBUST MAN wants
work Of any kind. Phone HAS.
2733A
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Restaurants

FIRST CLASS MEALS AND.
FIRST CLASS SERVICE. Bog
CESS and Stead. Lynch Bldg, Far
mington, w. Va. 274UA
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Professional Service

DIR. DEEM, CHIRoPoDIsT Z
FOOT SPECIALIST at Shurtleff
& Welton's every Monday.
12'2l.26t-21T9A
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-DREssMAKING & PLAIN SEW.
ING. Give us a trial. 206 Wal.
nut Ave. Phone s61.R. 277OA
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WASHING WANTED TO Do.
PHoNE592-J. 277sA
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Painting, P~aperhanging

EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DEC
ORATORS. Monatone and blend
work a speciality. All work guar
anteed. GROW & C0NNERS,
Phone 961-J or 1227-W. 2635A
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12-sI.2st2ss4A
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e@sd III Wa ppdHs md &se bpat for many Hassd mo @a aiS6hFgs dama9 a@ed &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
By Edward ID. I.ucaA.

Named for rcaal womaa ~ =
courticr TO whom the principally
was free gift Virginia has cxem-
plihod tho Incidents which gave Il,
birth as child OF dcstlny-regal
women. cour,ly gentlemen. libcrality
coupled with ihe name Of any other
State?
When tho boats Of Captain John
Smith rcsr.d on the waters OF IIamr-
ton Ro"ds In 1907. a new era was
torn When he protected tho life o.
IN" colony by WORK and valor. 10
iinmortaiizcd the spirit which has
Kept Virginia In tn" van The In.
dians gave trouble. but eventually
moved beyond the mountains
When I"rahontas was carried TO
England to -" and be seen, no ono
dreamed tina, her blood in tho veins
OF MR.. Woodrow Wilson would reign
as the hrst lady OF the land OF 100.
100000 people.
Soon shiploads or women came
seeking husbands and homes in vir-
sinia. tho land OF golden dreams
The old church tower on Jamestown
Island is monument to their graf.
itudc to God Everywhere happy
families. on broad estates. aourishcd.
Country gentlemen and statesmen
wern born breathing freedoms air
Golden streams flowed Cor produce
sent 10 England. The Garden OF
Eden hioomed again
Then Game Tyran, Hordc..
Then came tho tyrau. hordcs 10
tax the revenue ~ it's source and
Ia lay violent hands on the growing
spirit OF democracy. All history rc-
cords no more fatal blundcr Vir.
ginta loved the mother country
Many OF h"r sons had been educated
Ccyonh tn" seas All had homes
there. and st was vl'h grave mis-
EivinSH tina, the tyranis yoke was
cas-, on
Jamcstowu's heroes Fought beside
tn" song of plymouth Rock. ana. un
der the inspired leadership o. wash
'nxton---n NIrgiuiHn-th" rorrros;
mortal Of his or amy other time. won
for tho world and for an ages. tho
right OF men 20 rule thenHolv,s
This illus;"ious N,rgiu!an has
never been cqualcd my man i'm all
that makes true Ercntncss IL. was
gentle. Yet strong: loving. yet Arm:
poet md genius. yet Chris,lau
gentleman. with W"llington's sta
billy, Napolcon's military insight
and the craftsmanship OF Pi,t. h. yet
had tn" pure heart q, n little child.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Il true noDiemau Of tho ronrn,,o ca.
Idol and example for his pconle In
war ana In peace.
Virr nin Furnished Hath
OF the hrcat names or that ncr,od
virginia claims half Wherever
guiding hand and brain was necdca
Virginia furnished both. Tho r,,,
!r-s Taant FOR all tAa Coionic, wn.
Ire Dcclarstion Of Independence. nnn
II took rcd-headcd Virginia lad
from Monticello to turn the trick. an
Patrick Henry had done with his
s;irrinE words that started the con
hic'. Liberty or Death" and which
wcr" embroidered on ths uniform OF
tho Virginia troops which led TO vie
tory
Tho dis!ntcgrRting federation wns
saved By the Constitution. The child
or the brain OF Madison. ot Montpe-
Her. which Was illuminated and. *
pounded by Marshall as Chlcf Jus.
Tie. Tor thirty-four years Ills wis
dom and Interpretations gave life to
tie document that has stood. IN. sole
arhitcr OF our fortunes. for over "a
century
The explorers OF The Northwest.
ana IN" knights Of the Golden Horse
shoe lived here.
When Presidents were needed IN
war or In peace. tho other states
looked TO Virginia and cried Give
us ot your sons To rule over US" nm
I'll. rs tho Mother OF Pres ien,s'
sho IS known today.
Gave Territory Gratis.
Virginia CAV" OF her ,.rritorv.
gratis. from which tho grcn, Central
states were carved Then came th.
whr, and another RI was wrcuchcd
from hcr side aud turned against her.
The choice OF remaining ia tn.
Union. which she hnd done more thar.
all others - establish. or cast her
lot with tho states OF hcr blood TO
IN" southwark. found Virginia true 20
tho iG"uls which wIl never die
n huiwark between the vicious an
gry Invaders and the wsak farming
states. virginia s'uud q shield and
sacrificed All save honor to hcr hu,y
n sh" saw r. For -FOUR Ion. wears
OF hgoniz!ng hell. she followed no,
brave sons with prayers for fading
hopes
Hoy boys again NJ lcad~rs-and
such lcadcTs,--werc lighting til"
whole world NJ h0. from am
source. 50 hope after G,ttysburg.
but love az home ana state that was
being ruthics.ly trHr,pl"d down
WHAT words can describe Johnston.
who d!cd, AMI Johustou. who ucvc,
rurrcndcrcd Jackson. tho hr!Eh, ne
teoJ on an evening sky-aud. above
all. our beloved Lee.
memory he worship"d. thla gentle
hammered human man designed AND
Continued on Siuth paEc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
.R|CHMOND'S LOVE HELD
BY JUDGE RICHARDSON
Presiding Genius of Hastings
Court Has Had Remark
able Career.
NEVER DEFEATED IN AN OFFICE
Confederate Veteran md whole
Hearted Mnn. Always Active In
Civic aud Political Circles. Reaches
Top Through Faithful Service.
Dy Hurry Tucker.

| Probably no man in public life in
Virginia today has experienced a
more picturesque or unique carer
than Judge David G. Richa rdson. ths
presiding genius OF the Hastings
Court at Richmond. Judge Richard
sons activities began In the early
years OF his l:fc. when AS boy he
eagerly helped around" In the work
Of securing n varied and substantial
CROP on the farm OF his fOr"fathcrs
In New Kent County. He was fond
of tn" outdoor lie. and learned the
language or tho bird aud the beast:
II" was 'ntc and kind and had
many Fri" Is among the inhabi-
tants OF .'i forcs, and field H."
grew fanD.s as youthful hunter
snd fisherman. and {, is probably due
largely To his activities in the great
outdoor III" ihat he has been able 20
Keep up with the activities OF the
younger mon az today.
IIns TrnncIty Of Purpas-.
Little Dave Richardson never per-
mitted any one 10 got the hes, OF
him. without nj least an earnest -r-
fort. for his tcnacity OF purpose
while noncomhative. was persistent.
aud a most remarkable thing 4. that
Dave Richardson never had any OF
his political positions taken from
MIN iorClblI. Whenever lie got any
thing. he held IL as long as lie wanted
to- md throughout his long and nc
tiv" carer as "A public man, no one
has ever taken his position from
him either through appointment or
election. He has put up some scrnppy
fights himself to get the best az the
other fellow, and some times he has
failed. hut h" has never been de-
tented after once getting into Office
All tn" way up from clerk of the Po-
lice court 20 Justice OF that court.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Mayor.
Judge Of IA" Hastings Court he has
gone ahead az an undcf.atcd cham
pion.
~, only has "ruclo Davy" been
active tn civic AMI politlca! circles
lui he is Il leader IN fra'crnai anil
PATRIOTS ORGANIZATIONS. auI his name
ana fame ar" known all oy.r thc
country. II is said that Day. E!ch.
Hcdson know9 moro abou. tho rise
and progress % local civilization than
all IN" historians and hiograhnor,
combined. He has passed through
many OF the transformations met
dental TO the development Of met
rop"litan city. and his knowledge OF
Continued on Ninth PagcD
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~ ,iohn D,oolrick. III.

~ t~kcrrla-o'' stands ~ "a uYrt when
% n. .
IN ."l" wall '"N'f'" WIN \'rSlh'a
+, .crcopcr adds a touch OF cuchantmcut
10 tho Colonial house and great OAKS
,,, 49,
'he.' hrSh.H'S ".SN NH''' '"NrN ASH q
ihglon. CuluuG Fielding Lewis and
his Vic Ectt> Washington. lived on
KcUDgr. Farm checks tn" suui!Eht
on tn" lawn. III, old house IS simple
and majestic, almost Is beautiful nov
as on the day. iu las, when Colonel
Lewis hrourht his bride. G"ors"
WashinEtoN's elder sister. 20 add her
cnarn 20 that the place possessed.
IT Is because 'Ncnmorc' Was COL
"ncl Lewis home tEat the Betty
d WaahinEton Lev Is Chapter Da"sh-
ters ~ tho american revolution. %!
Fred hshurI. has begun move
men; - save the place which IS
Threatened now ny oncruach!ne mod =
c:n homes y ID : 70 be saved, II
must be purchased and held by some
association. For tins purpose they
have organized the kenmore Assocla-
TX kenmore was built ~ Colonel
Lewis shortly after he married the
fascinating Betty. When Mary
Washington broke up her home across
tao river after her nestl'nEe had
flown and George had gone into the
wilderness TO make Lord FairfaN' :
survey she came To Kenmore, but
In short time huilt near II. and on
~" place a house Of her own. plant
.nE English box along the walk from
hei>s!mpt" cottage 10 Kenmore man
SION
Colonel Fielding Lewis was Judged
more valuable At home than in the
army, and when his Son-to- be famous
brother !n- law. George Washington.
won't 10 lead the American army. the
colonel established The GUnnery" at
Fredericksburg aud with Grea;
energy began 20 turn out rifles for
tho ratrlot army. He was appointed
ia JUiy. 40, caicf commissioning for
the maaufactnr" OF SINAI! ar'n", or
dereh 10 organic" the industry Mt
b i'~Cd" -ICkSWUrC, and turned NOT only
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~ sense" asserted Luther Chcatwood.
and We can xet Chi"f sherry 60 no
thy Tho police To inform the citizens
10 send in their postais."
so Il is determined tina, the club
ask tho puhlt" for suggestions as to
tho type OF float. and we XIV. tho
successful one Il ticket TO tn" pay
gent is it," Gucr!cd tho president
Aye shoi,ed the club as ono
man.
THAT there bcinr settled" rrcsi-
don't Taylor asserted. ia Ike - call
your attention TO Il circular got
hero from a book agent wanting to
SCH uS a book on cti-QU"ttc. It saws
here we don't know how 20 piclS uI, "a
:urS when We drop il AT The table.
Aud. according 10 this. IL says we
don even know what 20 do with n
napkin after We have uufolicG 1t. to
start in on the soup. II further dc.
ClarcS that We wouldn't know whether
to eat grapefruit with a Knife or n
fork.
Does /; say which way TO go when
you meet a fellow coming down the
street, SOS To keep from wig-wag-
gins:" Claude Batkins inquired.
Il don't want no etiquette expert
tn tell me which way TO go" assert
ell Ben Wilson. II he is blk and stall
wart. I &c; him have the right OF way;
II he IS lean and shriveled. take
tho right OF way and don't stan
for no back ;alk. That's the kind
am"
And. I observe" the president went
I on. that We don't know when 20 wca,
dress suits when "" wear them aut
W" are likely 10 "mbarrass oursclt
| continued on E.ghih page.p
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Il true nopieman OF tho republic. tho
'd"i and example FOR his people. In
war ana In peace.
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NEW RADAWNS WITH
JOHN SMITHS COMING
Virginia Has Excmplfed Incidents Which Cave 1t
Birth as Child of Destiny, Attributes Coupled
With Name of No Other State

CThc following l5-minute ora
ZION on "Th" Pageant OF Vir-
Ginia. was delivered before tho
Washington Literary Society. ut
inc University OF Virginia. May
G. last)
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COY CORNER CLUB TO ENTER
A FLOATIN PAGEANT PARADE
Members of Organization Vote to Award Ticket for
Event to Contestant Whose Suggestion for
Typeof Exhibit Is Accepted.

might as we'll proceed with plans
sor tao foa; We are 20 run In on the
ray-xe-t"
All them other Cube and things
HA- So- on" aGced tho v!c.-presi-