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Evening star., 1926-06-06

:. Byrd Casey, r. Casey and Ed
Rowland visited Benedict recently
and were rewarded for their efforts
by catch of SO hardhnads one day
and 6S the next. They used shrimp
and hloodworms. but caught the ma
jOrity of the fish on shrimp.
Rock Point has been receiving its
quota. Of salt water anglers vino have
returned perfectly satisfied with their
catches. One party returned with a
baE of rs large hardheads and the
others have been equally successful.
Rock Point is making. a special eff
fort this year to see that all patrons
who visit there are treated in the
most courteous manner by those who
have boats for rent. Last year there
was some criticism of the action of
one or two boatmen in taking out
parties and not catching fish in a
special place. returning to shore,
charging them So head for their
trip. 1t is understood those guilty of
the practice were warned and alsn
told that IL they repeated the offense
they would be denied the privilege of
landing at wharf.
Rock Point, named because of the
numerous rockfish that infested it's
waters, is one of the best known
fishing grounds in this vicinity. For
the last several years the fish have
not been so numerous, possibly owing
to the firing of the big guns at the
Dalghren Proving Grounds. but this
year it is said that the fish have re-.
turned to their old haunts
There is no doubt about the rock
fish still being in the waters sur
rounding the point, but every one
knows that only a minority of
these fish are caught "still fishing. +"
In order to catch any number of rock
fish the only sure method is trolling.
and to use this method successfully
one must have a motorboat that car,
be slowed down to any speed desired.
There are several of these motor
boats at the Point. but it seems that
the greater number of parties are
content to sit and wait for the fish
to come to them.
Then, again, the honest angler can
not expect Il boatman to keep on the
move at the same price he charges
for 'still fishing" and it is perhaps
because of the pgice that more
anglers at the Point DO not troll,
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Despite the rather heavy rains of
last Friday the Potomac was not
affected Yesterday. The worst enemy
the Potomac has is the emptying mud
INTO it from the Monocacy. In case
Of heavy precipitation along the
Monocacy the Potomac usually bears
The marks of it within 4S hours.
The latest reports state that some
nice pan rock are being caught in
the Georgetown Channel opposite
Analostan Island. There is no doubt
but that good many of these game
sters are in the Potomac around
Washington. but they are not always
in striking mood. There are days
when these fish will attack anything
that is offered them and on the next
will not touch any kind of bait. These
fish have been seen to swim up to a
bait, sort of smell it and then dart
away.
A new fishing place was >made
known to the writer. 1t is White
Point, located on the lower Potomac
just below Britton Bay. 1t is said to
be one of the finest fishing grounds on
the Potomac and some old anglers say
they catch fish there when there is
nothing doing at any of the other
salt water grounds.
Last week r. p. Hazelton and b. l..
Wissman visited White Point and
were loud in their praise of the place.
Hazelton says the place is run by
Buck O'Brien, who has four fishing
camps which he rents by the day,
week or month. Each camp has it's
own rowboat for the sole use of the
occupant. These camps are rented
for $40 each for Saturday and Sunday.
In addition to the rowboats, which
are free to renters of the camps.
there Is motor boat which can be
hired for fishing trip for So.
White Point can be reached by TAX
ing the Leonardtown road. making
the first right-hand turn below Leon
ardtoWn.
Hazelton and Wissman caught AZ
hardheads in one and one-half hours.
of fishing. A few spots were also
landed.
f.. Mueller, X. Bywaters and Charles
Walters recently motored down to Ce-
darhurst, Md. located about two
mii~s from Shady Side, and returned
with bag of 40 hardheads and some
rock.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
GERMAN CROSS-COUNTRY
STAR WILL INVADE U. S.

BY the Associated Press
Germany, which has already sent
to America this year three Of its
greatest athletes in Hubert Houben,
sprinter: Eric Rademacher. breastroke
swimmer. and Gustav Froelich, back
stroke championI has approved a
trip to the United States by her pre-
mier cross country runner. DR.. Otto
Peltzer.
peltzer, a doctor of philosophy who
is not as old as his title might indi-
cate, may be the last German. ath-
lete to invade the United States.
Champions of the Fatherland who
have made previous trips across the
Atlantic have wanted to remain
there, and athletic officials are be-
ginning to doubt the wisdom of such
invaSions.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
TEXAS TENNIS STARS
WILL SEEK OLD TITLES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Lewis White and Louis Thalheimer,
national collegiate tennis doubles
champions of 1923 and 1924. this
Summer will engage in an arduous
campaign on Eastern courts. In 1924,
these products of Texas University
courts enjoyed a national ranking of
sixth in the doubles. and in 1925 they
were ranked seventh.
White is now student in the
Harvard Law School, but is not
eligible TO represent Harvard in in
tercollegiate play, as he performed
three years for Texas University
here.
Thalheimer is yet in Texas Univer-
sity. but he too has played ont his
period of intercollegiate eligibility.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

maximum of clubhead speed be-
ing attained when the weight
shifts through with the stroke, but
you attain this action through speed
Of co-ordinated action rather than by
force. The expert golfer. in other
words. makes his stroke almost with
out consciousness of bodily exertion.
Make your golf strokes with the firm
idea of holding back. say, half OF your
body strength. Your muscle sense in
golf will develop and presently you
will find yourself holding back all
your body strength and making your
stroke properly. The stroke is mat.
ter of touch.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
TAKING TO COLE.
By the Assnciated Press.

BY the Ass0c1ated Press
Golf for the first time is bidding for
collegiate recognition in the Southwest
Conference. Texas University and
Baylor University boast eight-man
teams. Efforts arc being made by
Texas University devotees to have the
athletic council declare golf ma iur
sport.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
ALFONSO WINS NET FINAL.

PHILADELPHIA. June ) PD.-
Manuel Alonzo won the PENNSYLVANIA
singles tennis championship here to-
day. defeating Stanley Pearson of the
Philadelphia Cricket Club in the final
match. 6-3. 3-6, g. 81. Pear
son shortly before had engaged in u
three hour battle to eliminate John
Howard of Baltimore. 6-S, 6@, 10
IA. Alonzo reached the final by beat
ing Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem, 81
e.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

mostly because he
has failed To rec
oCniZe his muscle
sense. I reach this
deduction because
| have seen men
we'll beyond so
years attain an ex-
cellent golf game.
One of my pupils
who Is So years
old plays golf in
the very low SOS.
The muscle sense
comes to the pla v
er when ne learns
to hold back his
body power in his
golf stroke. 1t is
true the body
plays a great part
i'm the stroke tho
Evening star., 1926-06-06
LEADS NAVY TWELVE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 5.-Mid.
shipman Delbert F. Williamson of
Colorado has been elected captain of
the Navy lacrosse team for next sea-
son. He plays cover point and was a
regular during the past season. Will
hanson also is one Of the ends Of the
foot ball team,
Evening star., 1926-06-06
"SANDLOT" POLO TEAM.
.bn Ascociafod praes

bN INC A5SUCIdLtu FTtsS.
Developed from a "sandlot' organ.
azation to a contender for the national
intercollegiate polo championship in
three years, the University of Arizona
wildcat" polo team is on a tour Of
the East. The team was organized in
1928 and played with equipment
gathered from the odds and ends of
the cavalry unit of the university
Evening star., 1926-06-06
BREAKS 1872 OF 200 CLAYS
In TWO-DAY TOURNAMENT
Beats Out Roseberry, Last Years Titeholder, by
POnis-Crothers of Pennsylvania Gets
l96, But Is Not Eligible.

~IFFORD FAWSETT of the Washington Gun Club the nd
vdua Maryland District Columbia apshoong championship
of in OF
which the
the local club yesterday afternoon.
the broke 92
pigeons alday de and the low visibility
and discomfort
Evening star., 1926-06-06
MORE THAN 800 PLAYERS
WILL COMPETE In EVENT
Every Prominent Contender i'm City 10 Take Part
in Spring Fix,ure-Congressional Club Is
Planning for Its Tournament.

X IASiNGIONS biggest gof offering
wv Wednesday with the the play the
OF the Columbia Club.
thing than 800 the Wardman
trophy. last by Roland r. Mackenzie.
The field will be split divisions. hall field taking
play Thursday begin morning
fnal and ma rounds for atuday.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
LEAVING PENN STATE.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. June .
Bill House and Ed Buckley of Wash
ington. d. G., both regulars on the
lacrosse and foot. ball squads, are
among the 80 prominent athletes
slated to receive their diplomas at the
Penn State commencement on June
II
Evening star., 1926-06-06

CLEVELAND, June 5 P).--Four.
teen late-closing events, with purses
totaling 100000. are on the program
for the eighteenth annual Grand Cir
cult meeting. which opens at North
Randall July 5. None of the events
will be raced at less than mile and a
race once started will not be post
poned.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
WORLD HURDLE RECORD
EQUALED BY GUTHRIE

BY the Associated Pres
COLI MBCS. Ohio. June B.
George "fhiiI" Guthrie Of Ohio
State today fled the world mark
I'm tl,e f20-yard high hurdles when
ne covered the distance in ti2-J
seconds.
Four watches caught the athlete
at the same time. during dual
meet with Ohio Wesleyan. 1t Il
believed the record will bp official
~ recognized by the 4. 4. L.. as
the wind was blowing against
Guthrie.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

CINCE golfers all
players overwing
~ Still they do that what needed method
TO the overswing automatically and here
Reaching the left the early OF the back
the body they
tendency
The reaching with the largely docs il.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
GOLFER WAITS LONG.

Fred Low, Il professional at the
Unicorn Country Club. near Boston,
Mass. recently made his first hole in
one after playing the game for 90
years.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
Old DOMINION BOAT CLUB
PICKS BALES FOR LEADER

LEXANDRA June 5Magnus Bales elected captain OF
II Boat Club the local organizations weekly
night He succeeds Capt j. Sid Douglas
recently Capt Douglas elected life
time honorary captain without his work
Evening star., 1926-06-06
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

Mess the wind changes and blows from other
| the northeast tho good fishing the
fishing No to be
to explain satisfactorily why northeast
biting. wen known
northeast wind but wind from
ISL hing
Evening star., 1926-06-06
P. M. c. POLO TEAM
BEATS ARIZONA, 8.6
RN the AssOriated Pre- $

BY the Associated Press
CHESTER. Pa. June Sin a wild
Eidinc game. Pennsylvania Military
College polo team today defeated the
University of Arizona. s goals to 6.
A fine exhibition of rough riding was
given by both teams. :. There were
frequent spills. In the third chukker
the mount of Jim Whitehurst. Penn
sylvania, ran away, dashed off the
field and threw him over Il fence. De
spite his injuries. Whitehurst re-
manned in the game.
Capt. Heron. Arizona. also suffered
a bad spin, The game was close for
six chukkers, being tied four times.
In the fifth chukker Il goal by Putt
gave Pennsylvania the lead and in the
sixth a gpaf by. Charles Bauer made
the match secure f. the Military
Cadets. The playing Of Harry Saun.
ders. Arizona, and Capt. Burt and
Putt. Pennsylvania, was feature.
Penn. NJ. c. Position. Arizona.
Alvin Burt to- No. Harry Saunders
Jim Whitehurst No 3 Jas Hearon a.
Elmer Putt. .... No. 4-James schldman
GoaIs-Burt t3D. Putt t3l. Whtehurst.
Bauer tsuh for jones'. Saunders t3t, Sny-
der. Schildman. Hearcn. Referee--Capt.
wyman. Time of chukkers-7ta minutes.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
InSideGOlf
-BvChester Horton

The good golfer has. think a sixth
sense. His new one is his muscle
sense" The muscle bound golfer is
Evening star., 1926-06-06

GOals-Burt t3l. Putt t3l. Whitehurs
Bauer tsuh for jones'. Saunders C,s. Sn.
der. Schildman. Hearon. Referee--Cap
Wyman. Time of chukkers-1 l.. minutes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-05-05
is YOUR HEALTH SLOWLY
SLIPPING AWAY
Charles Town People Advise You TO
Act in Time.

Is failing health making you I'M
easy and unhappy? Are you tired,
weak and dispirited? Suffer daily
backaehe and stabbing, rheumatic
twinges? Then look to your kidneys
The kidneys are the blood-filters.
Once they weaken. the whole system
is upset. You have dizzy spells,
headaches and urinary irregularities
You feel all worn-out.< Use Doan's
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news. Thousands recommend Doan $.
Here is Charles Town proof:
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stiff and sore | could hardly stir
around. With every move | made. |
had such a stitch over my kidneys
that | was miserable. | had to get
up several times at night to pass the
kidney secretions. | felt all tired
out and had headaches and dizzy
SPELLS. too. After using Doan's
Pills from White & Scott Drug Co,
l was rid of the attack"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Pills-the same that Mr.,
Johnston had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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DO YOU WANT TO STUDY Aw,

We are looking for man in this
community who is honest in his de-
SIRE to study law and who. at the
same time. could qualify to act as
our representative. This is val
liable connection with an institution
that has taught law successfullv for
50 wears, and to whose work Chief
justice William Howard Taft is a
contributor. Applicants should give
full particulars in first lettr.
Blackstone Institute. Inc.
Zol State Theater Building.
Pittsburgh Va
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kenny PRESENTED BY
ROANOKE BOYS

(From the Bristol Courier-Herald.
Sunday April 18TH
"Kempy." presented last night at
Sullins Collee by the Roanoke Col
lege Harleouins. proved to be great
success. The large audience consist
ing Of Sullins girls and number Of
Bristolians almost filled the college.
Some exceptional talent was shown
bv the Roanoke boys, particularly by
S. Sherrod who played the role of
dad" Bence and l.. Bushong who
PLAYED the role Of ma" Bence. The
production was under the direction
Of Professor S. NJ. Gregory Of the
Roanoke College faculty.
The scene Of the entire play was
laid in the living room of dad"
Bence's hme in a small New Jersey
town. The eldest daughter married
against her fathers wishes and from
then on complications developed
which kept the audience in a up-roar
until the final curtain. The show
st ate of suspense and amusement was
pronounced great success by all
those who witnessed II last night.
The Harleouins also played in
Arlington. Mt. Jackson and Wythe-
Vile Virginia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-05-05
EXECUTORS SALE

| OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situated in Charles Town, w. Va.
By virtue Of the authority vested
in me in the will Of John Jones. de-
ceased. /. as executor named in said
will shall offer for sale on
SATURDAY. MAY 18TH, 1926,
At II o'clock a. m.
The following real estate, Of which
the said John Jones died. seized. that
is to say four lots of land facing the
Mechanicstown turnpike or George
street. extended in said town which
are described as follows:
LOT NO. /. fronts "A #. on the
street above George St.. one block
and fronts Al feet on said street, and
extends back "a feet to an alley.
LOT NO. 2 fronts 112 feet on the
said street above George street and
fronts 112 #. on said street. extends
back as #. in rear thereof. These 2
lots have
TWO DWELLING HOUSES
built on same and are valuable for
residence purposes.
LOT NO. fronts go #. on George
St. or the Mechanicstown pike and
extends back 1876 #. to an allev in
the rear thereof.
LOT NO. 4 fronts ia feet on
George st. and extends back 208 fl.
TO said alley. but oweing to a lot in
iected in the same faces go feet on
said alley. These two last mention
ed lots are valuable for trucking,
b4.fIJ3uar yt1rpoaac and
will be sold separately. Also the un-
dersigned executor will sell lots on
Samuel ST.. as the property of John
Jones. These lots are unimproved
but are valuable for trucking. gar
dening and building purposes.
LOT NO. fronts 20 #. on Samuel
st. adjoining the lot of Mr.. Currens
and extends back 331 feet to Mil
dred St. extended.
LOT NO. fronts 10 fit. on Sam
uel st. extended back 315 #. to said
Mildred st.
LOT NO. fronts II #. on Sam
uel st. extended and runs back 81
#. to Mildred St. extended.
The above mentioned three lots On
Samuel st. extended will be first sold
separately and thereafter will be sold
as a whole.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third of
the purchase money to be paid cash
in hand on day of sale The residue
In two equal payments nine and
eighteen months from date of sale.
which said deferred payment shall be
evidenced by the negotiable note of
the purchaser or purchasers which
note shall be due and payable nine
and eighteen months from their
dates with interest at 6 per cent. and
same shall be due and payable at the
Farmers & Merchants Deposit Co,
Charles Town. West Virginia.
The purchaser or purchasers shall
furnish security on said notes which
security shall be approved by the ex-
ecutor hereunder. and the two
houses described above shall be in
sured In some reputable company for
the sum of at least $500. each, and
insurance shall be assigned by the
said executor herein.
GEO. P. SHIRLEY, Executor.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce
Edward T. Moler. of Shephedstown,
as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Clerk of the County
Court of jefferson county, subject to
the primary election to be held on
Tuesday. August Sd.
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DID YOU EVER HEAR THIS
STORY7

The day was hot and sultry and
just a few days before harvest.
Towards the middle of the after
noon a dark cloud no larger than a
mans hand appeared in the west and
gradually spread into tremendous
storm cloud.
AND THEN THE HAIL CAME.
You are familiar with the rest of the
story.
Why not let us protect you against
Hail?
Washington, Alexander & Cooke,
General Agents,
Charles Town, West Va.
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FOR coUNcIlss'

: Aatppreeiatine the NJ
T IN the past BY the vots.
Town, and desiring -
another term. | bera Y y
5: self a candidate f for vs.
Town Council fyo ~
Ward. at the Corpo M.
be held on THURSDAY " Nh
ia, n
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

/ hereby announce myself candi-
date for denomination to the Office of
Clerk of the County Court of JEFF
ferson County, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary election
in August, 1926.
Chas. A. Johnson.
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SECOND RENEWAL d
CLASS FIVE YEAR I'd
CERTIFlCATy|

The State Department |
tion has recently ruled I
cants for Second Renewal
earnd four ca semeEa3
eithr extension or corrssAl
by both, in an accntt3
such applicant can cOmpa
renewal Requirements by5
one reading circle book, l
plicant desires to use II
circle work for eOllegist'
will be worth one semess|
|. N. BON
Supt. of JeffesOn
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FOR CoUNc,,.'

We are authorized n
Mr.. c. E. Miley as : J..
reelection E, to the Cars = i
Gil from the Fourth IL MI \,
corporation election, MI
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

The Spirit of Jefferson is authoriz-
ed to announce Mr.. |. N. Bonham. as
a candidate for denomination as
Superintendent of Schools. subject
to the decision of the Democratic
Primary election August 3, 1925.
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FOR CoUNcILu.

The Spirit of Jefep,, !
ed to announce Mr.. VII
derson a candidate for
councilman from the MI
the Corporation election
1926.
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LEARN BARBER TRADE. QUICK

Big steady demand. Worlds laro-
est chain of schools and shops. Jobs
guaranteed. Write Tri-City Barber
schools, 817 E. Baltimore ST.. Bait
more. Md. 4'''-
MAY sat
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FOR coUNcIlu,

Mr.. Thos. D. Web.,. \
date for reelection i i
from the First Ward. Il
supported in the 60
ton on MAY 27. 1925 n
MAJ
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NOTICE.

OF Commissioner Of i
The following FidutirS
are before me for settlea
G. B. Wiltshire, Adnl#
G. Wiltshire.
G. B. Wiltshire. Amt
NJ. Wiltshire.
w. O. Macoughtg /
James Grantham.
Given under my hand
day of April. 1926.
GEO. P. 81
Commlssioner ut
April 2S-2t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to Loan. on good real es-
tate security only. Inquire of or ad-
dress \ q. care Spirit of jefferson
Office. ~
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ERIK OF COUNTY COURT.
For JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

We are authorized to announce Mr.
G. o. Wiley as a candidate for Jus
tice of the Peace in Charles Town
District, subject to the Democratic
Primary election in August next.
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FOR REM

Front and back apar,l
George building, Charle, \
Va. Apply to Mrs. Revs]
in care of Harness Fact5u|
Feb. 6-tf.
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FOR COUNTY co,s.,

! hereby annonn.s
date for Count.yv -ASs ~
Charles Town d;s, IN
county. subject y ! 4
primary August 8 tss, |
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Everybody's friend-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil. the great household
remedy for toothaehe. earache, sore
throat. cuts. bruises. scalds. Sold
at all drug stores. zoe and COO.
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Try out Hot Cross buns made fresh
every day during Lenten season.
Brown Bros.
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FOR SALE

Farm lighting and power plant for
SAFE, cheap. For particulars, see
Link & Jones.
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FOR MEMBER COUNTY COURT.

We are authorized to announce
Mr.. Charles H. Moore as a candidate
for reelection as member of the
Jefferson County Court for Charles
Town District, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary in Aug
ust next,
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FOR COUNTY s,,.
or Scuos.5

am q &
srlntendent Of p - q
1erson County. ~ M
sion Of Democrat 80 Y |
primary m election
There are MS.
candidacy should ~
proval Of the D 5Is,- assI
tv. ocfsa !
NY many YEAR
teacher in the VI 4
schools. and as ''sa
have given me ! 700
aration for meeti .s,e' !.
OF this position s''2s n
duties Of the efi.di /
woman to hll i.
Marsa,., I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-05-05
TO VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
COUNTY

hereby announce my candidacy
at the Democratic primary election
to be held on Tuesday, August g.,
1926. as a candidate for the House
of Delegates. and seek the votes of
those entering the Democratic pri-
mary. If nominated and elected, |
assure you that it shall ever be my
purpose and aim to work for the
benefit of the voters of Jefferson
county at all times.
U. S. MARTIN