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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

Matka II. dsti. = Zena del
nika Makra lregu u Nitry msla
jix 20 deti. Phi porodu Il. d-
'tste ncpovolala zavcas pomoc le-
kafskou a zemfela. z deti' zije
devSt.
|, Neausnd sukns. = Z Chebu
Sc sdsluje. ze jedne zipadoce-
ske obci byla, zatcena a do obecni
satlavy vsazena jedna DANA. kte-
ra msla ma sobs rozstnizenou mo-
derni sukni. phi chizi Sc siroce otvi
rajici. Zeny v obci prohlasily. ze
tento sat urazi jejich mravni cit a
zadaly zakroceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

Jan Kftitel
(Rodine Planlkove)

.
Stojim v proste dime staro-
davneho, jiz vetcheho domku,
v dime prosteho mistra truhla-
re, kde Sc zda, ze vse zdstalo
jako pred stoletim, kdy temito
dverni tax caste vchazival On
kdez Sc chazeli, sedavali ii
diva.
.Prostred. desek. nastrojI a
:nabytku, pod starou olejovon,
lampou kupa knih, a mad mimi
sklani Sc dive hlavy. drahe hla'
w nasich dedu.
Pod nizkym ucazenym stro-
penn zini hlas starsiho. O ute
ku Napoleona z horici Moskvy,
o tom, co noveho v maticce
Praze, o panu Krameriusovi a
Kfo1masovi q druhych vlasten.
clch, jak Znemcena Je Praha.
hdre jeste nez Strakonice.
Al zmozolene ruce Mistra =
IA: feci -te - chvejne hladi m
lacl1y sve --ceske knihy a "a
dumcivy zrak mladsiho uprer
v nenrcito, zri: ne Moskvu ho.
rici, ale ohromnOu svfci Velikt
Panichidy zfi'i ceske napis,
ma uliclch Prahy, slysi i zpe'
v reci rodne, odsouzene pry ]
zaniku!. s
ss.--- He: F.. L. WEEK a jeht
Pritel starry zoldan, HE budou
ci mas Messias a jeho Pestoun
sjeho Jan Kftitel!
/ Chaloupky mike, bud'te po
Ezehnany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
POD cIZf KOMANDO.

Neni zadnym tajemstvim, ami novinou, re pomer mez
vedenim komunsticke strany Ceskosovensku Moskvou
nen prave dGverny Casem byti dokonce nazvan
pjaym Dr. Smera putue sice kazdym rokem do ~beloka
macky", ale zda ze vysledky eho navsev w
kladd jsou stale hubenes hubenejs Dokud jese Iii
ticek Lenn kter ednou strankou zahadne bytos b
dosti pfbuzny pom6silemu oporuns1nu Seraovu dafol
ee jaz TAXI nalezt porozumen pro svou taktiku
veke strany demokratickeho hnut komunismu Nyni e
jinak f
Vddce ceskoslovenskych komunista ma ste pravdu do
kazuje zapad6 ILL., Internaconaa dobyti ispe
hu en ako strana Maskarada podzemnch organsa-
obrodruzne podniky malych dernych tup sod proste
anarch nejenom snadno zdo obe fungujic ad
minracnf apat pofadanych satd eropskych nybrz KITE
rou vyspee strizlve d6nicvo rozhodne odmne vlast
nho pudu. Ale Moskve nyni smrt Leninove vane ny
vtr Zatm oportuns byva spolupracovnici Leninov
dpne zbyrokraticte strana sekretarat H. Inter-
naconay octly uplne rukou Jakobind radkanich d
voch ypu Zinovevova. Ze samotne Wade trumvratu Ry
kov Ccern nenf pod dohedem sye rudych tova
rys ps vono, ukazue nejepe Weekly prbeh konference
londynske Rust vyjednavaci mali vazany reseam
sve vad kera bo eroru vsemocnyh panu strany Jak
adnouci kika dovedla zaociti opoc zkrotti Trocr
keho vde sme prave posednm sezdu Pax arcl nelze
dvit re pfedseda ceskosiovenske sekce nenachaz W
Kremlu prvetveho Okla Jak dovidme chatrnych jen
pull propustenych nformaci jeho pynesm pobyu
neposoucha z nkdo dGvodI ieho mrno poyazuje zde
bud "a neschopn6ho slabocha nebo podezeeho kacire
Moskevst uznavaji sice denictvo depokratickych sta
ponekud nakazio cd mesa aka osvoo 81 jiste jeich
zozvyky porpi se zavrzitelne formy zada na pr
ably MIN jednalo jako mrtvou hmoto chce sc uplat
castickym ad Komunisticke vedeni echto ze
byti podobnych sabosti dokonale proso
pokud chye vyuzie sklond nesmi Jim doopravdy AM
nemenSm uupovat ZinOv6y zada cd svych generau ma
vysunutych pocch dokonay cynismus Komnniste nesne
se bat podvod podvadet chuti nejen nepfatee
nejen spoence nybrz vastn d Zvaste heslo spolecne
rony proeariatu nesm byti nGim nym nez yejickou
hejy Komunsti Sasku vinou Sms
ralovou Ceskospvensku jednaj taxi jakoby chtei
kutecne vyvori nejeky levy biloxi kte by snad dokonct
poicky pracovat To je neco naprosto zvraceneho
rozumi nyni komunscke doktrne jak ida jen or
Kreibch. To je muz pode srdce ZinovevoVa. Moskyf
dali patrne entokrate Smeraov W docela zfeelne znat
lE Ma stes Smera neni revoluconarem, ami prot syyn
nebizsm predsavenym proto jen skopi havu chval'
podrob Mohl by potrebu obrati hodn
ma ruby savny vrok Lutheruv, moh by fici kdem I'd
u ston ale mohu take jinak Pro Geskoslovensy komu
ns objev zay nasledky noveho prani Moskvy nasle
ky kere hosteny ami hedska na apoitik:
vdbec. dostane Ceskoslovensku pod ne
komando Snad to bude dobre aspon tomu. ze C
: lskym delnikum otevfou oc >se *s 4kr S@tsFass
ul " cTskcys odbor mhdsterske rady CsD
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sTkEDA. Is. cERyENCE "a:

4af
1921. Poslsdne psal 2 Galvesto
nu,. Texas.
Kurt Josef. jenz pred II le-
ty pfijel do Ameriky. Pochazi
: N6doSte. Abaajsk4 zupa.
Hajny Adolf, zamestnanim'
jenz del v Chicago a
psaf naposledy X. Svobodovi z
Lisova v +. 1914.
Petfuchov Josef, ktery roku
1914 pfijel do Ameriky jest
nezvestnym cd roku 1920. HE
dali no pffbuznf ze Straznic ma
Morave, a Katefina 2 Lipnlc v
Polsku. Bydli pry v Chicagu, a
neb v okoli.
Martinak Felix, jenz bydlei
sveho casu v I. 4726 Loomis st.
Chicago, Ill.
Rotenbichl Josef, jenz by
|dlel v Rockwell Field, San Die
$50, California. Posledni zprava
psal v r. 1921. Niue b5t star
asi SO rokd.
| Slamensky Rudolf, narozeny
" Brine r. 1886, vyucil sc kniha-
rem, bydlival v Chicago. Byl v
txmerickem vojsku We Francii.
Jaki Josef, narozeny We Vi
dni, prfsluSny do obce Pffsecne
iv Krumlovsku. Byl navstevou
lv Cechach, ale v r. 1921 ode
!jel Ease do Ameriky.
i Cufik (Zurik) Vaclav, jenz
!, bydlel We Westwood v Califor-
{ nil, Box lit a byl tam znam
Ijmenem. James Zurik. Narodil
Sc Zezelictch r. 1893 ai..je'.v
Americe ash IL rokl. "'s''
/ Vacin FantiSek, jenz Sc zdl
] zuje v Americe asi 10 rok1 a
bydlel u p. F. Kloucka v Lapol
|, te, Ind. Potom bydlel v {. 5000
: So. HARLOW Ave., Chicago, Ill
pozdeji bydlel. na Blue ISLAND
Ave-, a kone6ne 81 dal adresl
ma "Hlasatele".
j. BartoSik Jan, take Jan Bar
tons, jenz prijel do Ameriky
lr. 1912. Zdrzoval Sc v Sout
.Dakote a sestru svou mel kdes
: we Wisconsin,. Otec potresov'
neho soudi, re sc dal do anne
ricke armady a neni vyloucen,
: ze padl boji.
4 Cepelak Jan, rozeny v roc
: 1872 v Pfaslavicich u Olomou
? ce. Byl vyucen pekarstvi. Jeh
:. pfib,.zni chteli by ieti do Am
Iriky. ma navstevu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

sill tupiti zlate pero pracemi
inadenickyni!
Name oslavovati, nebo spise
v prsa sc Bfti, ze nechali jsme
odejfti iej do vyhhanstvi, ne
.chali nsn6 Jeho vyznivati do
Fchla'du, temna a tragicke Smr-
ii?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

v Strakonicich byla techto
dnech ma rodnem domku Fran
tiska Lad. Celakovskeho, basni
ka Ohlasd, RGze Stoliste a j.,
odhalena pamatna deska Ia
6etne ticasti vsech trid obyva-
telstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16

Ma kolik nasich Buditell no
di Sc toto krvave rozjimani:
Jasat nebo plakat, Drazi mad
Vami?
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!. Nase oslavy

! Prapory vlaji domd zvucnai
shudba prochazi mestem dlou-
ho hotovicim Sc k slavnemu holi
du slavnemu Rodaku. 4
:: Vsude ruch, jas barev. vine
kvetG, zraky zarici hrdosti i
nadsenim: re seslan byl k nam
Pevec; bohyrnadany, muz veii-
Ky, ienz proslavil mesto toto
mad jina .ie Il. oa 4a1fe
4 - ---fs4t;-slr !! ~ Is. 4
A preci: vse to nemdze zapla
siti tizici mysl, neschopnou "a
pominati tax snadne, tax lehce
jako tyto zastupy lidu, zastupy
velikych deti!
Zdaz opravdu smime, mdzc-
me radovati Sc tax nezkalene
a bezvyhradne my jichz OF.
cove nedovedli .odstraniti z ce
sty Jeho hlozi a trnovi!
Ze nepomohli mu snesti
nesnali yeas beder jeho ne
/ dprosnou THU starosti. aby mo
/ hi zap6ti hlasiteji a volneil
Ably svrhnuv brine Vsedinosti
rozepjal do touznych Vysin p'
rut& 1jiz zemdlivajicf a nemu
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
FOR SALE

Small valuable and fertile farm about
30 acres. 2 miles northeast of Harrison
burg, Is minutes) on Keezletown road
ihard road, with all necessary build
ings consisting of nice comfortable five
room dwelling, four chicken houses,
two new and modern, corn crib,
cattle shed, garage, old barn, hog pen,
tool house, etc. This property is well
watered with large cister., pond and
well On this place is family apple
orchard ard an abundance of fruit of
all klads, peaches, damsons, pears,
ounces, cherries, grapes, raspberries,
etc. This property being fertile is
specially adapted for trucking and
poultry raising, and is so located that
it is very desirable for one who has
business or work in Harrisonburg. 1t
in good neighborhood, one-fourth
mile to church, two miles to Keezle-
town Graded School, three miles to the
State Teachers College and Harrison
burg High Schools.
To quick buyer will let 90 with place
100 laying hens thoroughbred Barred
Rock and Leghorn). Address or see
r. L. SUBLETT.
May % q Harrisonburg, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
Speakers at N. A. s Commence
mpnf

Massanuften will have an outstand-
ing program this year, judging by the
speakers announced for the occasion |
DIR. Harry Nelson BassIer of Pitts |
burgh is known as one of the ablest |
men in the Reformed Ministry. Dur
ing the War he served long term as
Chaplain, and he will bring a MESSAGE
to the cadets worthy CT the occasion.
The pilgrimage" party will arrive
from Winchesterfor the dedication
the Virginia Lee Harrison Gymnasium,
at p. m, on June End DR.. Lyman p.
Powell, noted author and lecturer, will
De one OF the speakers at this program.
We are glad to learn that our GOOD
friend DR.. Henry w. Battle of Char
lottesville, Va, will be the Dedicatory
Orator OF this occasion. DIR. Battle is
| so well known turnout the South as
| one OF our foremost orators that we
rest our laurels in the announcement
that he will visit Massanutten for the
third time.
/ AS former pastor of the j. B,
Harrison's family, Greensboro, N. c.,
it is very fitting that he give the
memorial address on this occasion. He
is an intimate friend of the family and
knows the sons well, who have been
generous to their Alma Mater. DR..
Battle will preach in Harrisonburg on
the Sunday evening before this pro-
gram, and Immediately after the pro-
gram will rush to Memphis, Tenn,
where he is to be an honored speaker
at the Confederate Reunion exercises
then in session.
| The commencement will be greatly
| onlfuonnA hxyrr aO1 Oy,Jxr hx
Prof. Spiker and his corps of assistants,
Baltimore, which, on former occasions,
| has made the programs at M. A. me
morable.
| The Cadets will give a Retreat fol
the guests Immediately after the dedi
catory exercises on Monday afternoon
$50 P. m.
| COMMENCEMENT AT MASSANUTTEN
Thursday May %. Music Recital, p,
m.
Saturday May 81, Senior Glass Da.
$3.50 p. m.
Sunday June 1, Baccalaureate II a
m. In Lantz Hall.
Vesper Service, $50 p m. Campus.
Monday June 2. Graduation Exercises
: 1890 a. m.
Dedication of Gymnasium $3.50 p. m,
Addresses by Drs. Powell, Miller ant
Battle.
Commencement COLLATION., 600 p. m
Alumni-patrons and guests.
Il Devereux players, 8:l5 pm.
Reception 1000 p. m.
Ii Music on June End, afternoon ant
evening, by Mr.. John Bohls Orchestra
,, Baltimore, Md
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
POWell'S Fort

The high water did much
d mage to wheat. grass. plowed
ground. fencing and roads,
Mr.. B. N Habron is suffering
with carbuncles.
Mr.. Samuel Cullers is still on
the sick list, not able to sit up.
DR.. Smoot was called to
Carmel to see Miss Ada Burner
who is very ill at this time.
Mrs. Tobias Baker is improve
ing.
Mrs. John Burner is now un
der care of a ply stefan.
Mr.. Roy Ritenour and hi,
mother spent last Sunday will
Mr. Samuel Burner and family.
Mr.. Ed Clauahan and famil,
spent the first of the week will
Mr.. Samuel Burner and family.
Mr.. Isaiah Kibler and Ere.
Lichliter have moved to tn,
Cross Roads town.
Mr.. James Bowman has abou
completed his Job of saving foI
E. R. Smith. Lumber of mos
all description can be furnished
Mrs. Kate Shillinburg spenr
the first of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Cullers Al
Seven Fountains.
Mrs. Mary Smith who is
making her home with Mr.
Samuel Boyer, is much complain.
ing at this time.
Mr.. D. J. Walter and family
spent the first OF the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Grandstaff
at Edith.
Miss Mary Baker was a visito,
at Mr.. Samuel Burner the first oil
the week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
Route 1

u Mrs. David Windle is spending this
week with her daughter Mrs. Samuel
Crabill near Maurertown.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Bowers, and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gochenour and
two children Ethel and Gilbert visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richman the first
Of the week.
Visitors at Mr.. John Ludwig's Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Kronk of Strasburg, Misses Marie and
Beulah Heishman, Flossie and Pauline
Borden Of Mt. Scion.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brill and daugh-
ter Virginia spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Ludwig, near
Maurertown.
Mrs Clara Copp and two children
Marcellus and Ruth spent Friday with
her brother Bernie Teller.
Miss Lucella Windle spent Sunday
with her cousin Miss Katie Windle.
Mrs. Hampson Wilkin visited her
son Mr.. Harry Wilkin and family Sun
day.
Mrs. Harry Wilkin who has been i'll,
ID much improved at this time.
Miss Gladys Myers spent Sunday
night with Misses Luella and Reva
Windle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Wilkin, Mr..
and Mrs. Dolph Teller, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shipe, Mr.. Frank, Yew. and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Myers and dauph-
ter Ruth, and Mamie Ryman were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Bernie Felier.
ing.
Mrs. John Cook is some better at
this time.
Mrs. John Kavanaugh spent Monday |
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp-
son Wil<in.
Miss Evelyn Borden spent Monday
with Miss Virginia Coffman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
Toms Brook

Mrs. L. E. Foote, who was callee
here by the illness and death of he,
mother Mrs. Margaret Peer returned
to her home in Los Angeles, California
last week.
Mr.. D. M. Crabill left Tuesday to
attend the Confederate Reunion which
is being held in Charlottesville this
Iyear.
School closes Friday 23rd. An enter.
tainment will be held Friday evening
in the Junior Hall by the school chill.
dren. There will be recitations, dia.
iogues, music and other kinds of enter.
fainment. Everybody come, admission
will be fifteen and twenty cents.
E. E. Rosenberger has returned from
Washington where he spent a week
with his daughter Miss Mary Rosen.
berger and other relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. MiIey and chill.
dren Virginia Lee and Earl Jr. return.
ed Monday from Washington where
they spent several days.
Mrs. w. G. Philips who spent week
here with relatives has returned to the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Fred
Thawaite of Winchester.
Mrs. Edwin Austin and son Edwin
Jr. left last Wednesday for Washington.
After short visit there they will 90
to New York to spend the summer
with their husband and father.
Miss Christie Crabill of Strasburo
spent several days last week with Mrs.
T. B. Ritenour.
Memorial Day exercises will be held
Friday afternoon May 3Oth, in the
Cemetery. Everyone will assemble at |
the school house for the parade which |
will be at 8 o'clock. A band will be ON |
hand to furnish appropriate music.
Miss Mary Coffman and master
Douglas Walton apent the week end at
he formers home in Harrisonburg.
Misses Mildred and Kathryn Borden
u Washington spent the weekend
With their parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
borden. L
Miss Agnes Borden Of Woodstock!
pent the weekend with Miss Pauline
hammond.
Samuel CrabilI Of Martinsburg spent I
re weekend here with relatives. I,
Miss Jessie Bowman returned Sun.
" from Edinburg where she spent
me time with her uncle Mr.. Burden y
Dwman. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
would be entitled to the maximum


amount of overseas credit. S625.
would be entitled to a policy
equal TO $625 plus $l56.25 Cone
fourth of that sum) multiplied
BY 2,5I7 or ST.. 900.
|. Application blanks soon will
be distributed throughout the
country through service organ
ixations and post Offices. The
veteran will have to send his ap-
|plication to the War Depart.
ment ii his service was with the
army. and to the Navy Depart.
ment If service was with the
navy or Marine Corps. Appli.
cations may be made at any time
before January l, 1928. but the
Cash payments will not be dis
tributed until after March / next
Service between April S, 1917
and July !, 1919, may be counted
although enlistment must have
been before November IL, 1918
All veterans up to and including
the rank of captain in the army
and Marine Corps and lieutenan
in the navy are eligible. Womei
who served as yeomen in tn,
navy and Marine Corps also arr
Included. Service as a civilian
Ioficer or in the students army
training corps does not count.
| Loans may be made on til,
policies up to go percent of thei
current face value any time afte
two years from the date O
Issuance, Thus on $l,OO'
Ipolicy, at the end of two yerrs,
loau of $S7. 90 could be made OF
the same policy at the end o
nineteen years loan $83l.2
would be possible. The loan
may be made at any national O
Estate bank.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
'fAr-AS-YOU-GO" rLAN IS
PRAISED By GOV. TRlNKLE

Governor E. Lee Trinkle, in
q letter to the Kentucky pay
as-you-go" organization, express
es the hope that Virginia can
continue on the "pay-as-you-go'
plan of road building The exc
cutiye in his letter does not com.
ment on the disappointment
caused the people when it was
discovered that this year the
state highway commissions al.
locations for districts fell far
short of hopes that were raised
by "pay-as-you-go" financial
statements issued during the
recent campaign.
Our pay-as-you-go plan is
working admirably Governor
Trinkle said in his letter. Re.
garding the practicability of q
bond issue. lie said, it is better
to put the money into the road
rather than to put it into
interest.
I'VE are building roads rigli'
along and maintaining practically
our entire state highway system
in travelable condition and con
tracted last year for as mucl
road in the one year as in any
three previous years.
The question of road build
ng is one that requires time, un
ess one deliberate interfere
with labor conditions and pay
prices that are excessive.
Our road funds are CROWN,
each and every year, and it mus
always be remembered that til
demands for increased mileag
will never cease.
After all of the road incom
is anticipated in order to tax
care of the sinking fund an
interest on bond issue, the
when you finish spending til
bond money, which can onl
partially meet the demands
will be difficult TO find funds t
continue the BODYBUILDING pre-
gram.
1t is not my desire 10 under
take to dictate or suggest to an
other state under what plan the
shall build. Personally, | hop
Virginia can continue ON til
pay-as-you-go plan, for in til
end I believe that to be the wis
course where there is a reason
able road income so there ma,
be reasonable degree of prog
ress in the building of the roa,
system.
Il wish to state that W,
adopted Scent gasoline ia,
beginning til. first of last july
1t has worked admirably well
everybody is satisfied aud | tllinl
from this tax alone during thi.
rear we will receive between So,
600, 600 and So, 100000. Oul
automobile license tax is grow.
ing rapidly and is far exceeding
my estimates made two years
ago."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
What She WIN BE Later

Geneva soon viii be four years old
and she is most precocious young
ster. She overheard daddy telling
grandmother that his little girl would
soon be four years old and 1t would
not be long until she must enter
school. Geneva interrupted:
I'm too smart now"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
Activities of the State Depart
ment of Prohibition For
Halt Year

During the first six months oil
the present prohibition year, No
vember 1, 1923. through April
80, 1924, the regular inspectors
and special agents of the De.
partmept arrested 900 Dry law
violators seized and destroyed
$50 stills, ranging in capacity
from ten to one thousand gall
Ions destroyed 429.7s0 gallons
of mash which would, at the
lowest estimate. produce AZ. 97S
gallons of corn wliiskey and. at
q sale value of $500 per gallon,
have represented $214,s9O. The
Department also seized and de-
stroyed 9,154 gallons of finished
moonshine' besides capturing
81 automobiles transporting ardent
spirits. In addition to the items
listed officers seized ten horses,
six wagons two buggies. two
oxen and one mule. The esti.
mated value of property seized
for distilling purposes is placed
at z86. 40.
Commenting on the above ac-
tivities Colonel John r. Saun
ders, in charge of the enforce
ment of the prohibition law in
Virginia, says that in many
instances federal agents and,
local officers rendered the Ii 4
spectors invaluable service. I,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
HOW IT WORKS OUT

W WONkS OOI
The total thus obtained will be
the face value of the veterans
policy. For example. a veteran
Who Is 50 years old At the time
his polisy i issued and Who
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
MONDAY, MAY 2G, 1924.

Al l:00 O'CLOCK, p. M.
IN FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE OF
SHENANDOAH COUNTY
Offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder all of the real estate of
George S. Bowman Bnd Kate E. Bow
man, his wife, containing Thirty Three
933i) acres, more or less, situated,
lying and being in Stonewall District,
In Shenandoah County, Virginia, about
one mile Southwest from Mt. Olive, ON
the North Mountain and Middle roads.
This property is improved with a
good dwelling house, small barn and
other out buildings. The soil is of
good quality limestone. The property
is well located as to both schools and
churches, in a desirable community.
Inspection of the property is solicited.
TERMS OF SALE;
Cash sufficient to pay all of the costs
OF sale and to pay off and discharge the
debt of the deed of trust, both princi-
pal and interest on the day of sale. or
that purchaser shall assume the paw
ment OF the amount due upon the said
deed of trust in favor of the Shenan-
doah Valley Joint Stock Land Bank of
Staunton, Va, being the sum of ST..
946. II, with interest at per cent from
the 18th day of November, 1928, and
the residue to be evidenced by the
bond of the purchaser bearing date on
the day of sale, with interest from
date, and payable one year after date.
and to be secured by deed of trust
lien on the land sold.
THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK
OF STAUNToN, VA, TRUSTEE.
q. E. PENCE, Spl. Commissioner.
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Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE F.!

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah County. entered
on the 10th day of March, 1924, in the
chancery cause entitled c. C. Swartz,
Complt., VS.. George S. Bowman and
others, Defts., the undersigned special
Commissioners and Trustee will on
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For Sale

SIT. Champion Binder in excellent
running order. Price right.
MRS. FLEDA RUSH,
May 8-lt pd. Woodstock, Va.
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In the Clerks Office of the Circui
Court of Shenandoah County,
Woodstock, Va, May 9Th, 1924.
Y, Y. Swartz ct ais. Complt
against In Chancery
Geo. S Bowman ct ais, Deft.
|, Otto V. Pence, Clerk of said Court,
do hereby certify thatG E. Pence who
was appointed Special Commissioner
of sale in said cause by a decree rem
dered therein on the 10 day of March
1924, has executed bond with personal
security, in the penalty fixed by the
Court, and conditioned and payable as
prescribed by law
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
May, A. D.. 1924.
OTTO v. PENCE, C. C. c. S. c.
May g. st.
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New patterns Of Ladies Ready to
wear Hats arriving daily. F. s. Bow
man.
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