WEE.'mUSLER AGAIN CHAIRMAN

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1 r'^' I %. ^ ^ "!*"»., ih. w! ' Sf-ff" \ ' ^ vyts' TWELVE PAGES TBISWEEK JiOh. XXVIII. No.,17. COMMIMYFAIRS SEPT BnntsTille, btdepoidciit HiU and Bethel WiO Be PlacM of MccUags. (MiH Lilluin V. Gilbert, Coupty Home OemonstratioB Agent) Last week premium lists were sent «nt for the first community fair to be held in Brentsville District. Friday, September 22, ia the date and l^ntatille ia th* pl«"- Th«"n*- reuadink communhiea of Gold Eidge. AdM, Briatow and Cannon Branch «re invited to take p»rt in this fair. It is hoped that these cemmnnitiea viu do the best poaaibl* to make thia fair one of the best ever held in the coobty. A ecmteat in judfing will be one of the fmtnrea put on for the canning and bread dub gbls. Thia ia to train the girla for the coust7,<>^ conteat. I The premium lists for the second annual fair at Independent Bill were out Wednesday, S^tember 6. It ia hoped that ^il communities in Celea Dbtriet and those communities in Dumfrica DistrKt that e^qieet to take part will have the premium Ifata in hand by the first of next *eek. Indep«ident Hill oom^ttee ia making srrmgem«>ta for apeaking, ate./ while the judging is being done. The girla in bread dob work will bdd a bread judging contest ihtrfaig the day. The fint fair at thia place oeeeded all expmetatkma. Watdi oat for the 1922 fair Titanday. Softom- W 21, the date. Althou^ the i^mninm Hats are not out yet, the third annual fair wis be Md at Bethti Saturday, Sept«nber 8$. It ia ^wt abeeanry to vptak of the wundeifnl aueeesa Betb[ri haa diiwed during the. iaat two yeaza.. I ibd«' is believed that the 1922 fair will surpass all othen. One of tte iaaturea of the fair will be» bread jnd^ng contest by the little girla ftom the Oceojpian club. Miae Belle Bsr^e, District Home OemdHtatitfn ACfiit, will have charge of. the judging fbr the women and giri»' work ai. all of these fairs. Also she «iu b»ve charge of the giria' contest work. Mr. Jotai B. Hut«*e8<», direct** of extension work in Virginia, has been invited to flpeak at each «f these &ira. Other speakers will be present. It ia hoped that every community will *el that it is a duiy and privilege to be a part of tms phase at educational work, which is being put over throu^ this great instteution of MHOununity fairs. The peoi^ in Ceica, Brentsville and Occoquan IHstriets are urged to do their.level best to. make U>e«e fsirs a snceeas. LiKi&>nn County says she is going to put on five c<hnn«h»ity fairs next year. Prince Wflliaal must do a* least, as well, as she is two years ahead of Loudoun starting. Bemonber we are counting on the «Bhie M*on" exhibits ftom these fkirs for the most interesting part of,x the eoimty fair. WWeh district ja. going to gst *e silver «ip? FATAL BDNAWAT ACODKNy B. Stapka Dies Few Ii4«i«*- H>WOKTB LEAGUE AaSKMBi;.T ' tmibcr 11» «U. On September U and 12 there WiU be an Epworth League Aas«nbly held at Eastern College. The first session will be at^ 9:30 Monday morning, and there will be something doing every minute until the closing aervice oo Tuesday night Everybody will be welcome, and all meetings are free, while the meals IriU be served at a nominal cost If you want to take any meals there notify Dr. Holliday beforehand. Pep aongs will be sung at meal time. All After WhDe en route from hb ixkne m Fairbtx Coon^ to Mawstitss yesterday morning the horse that was being driven by Mr. W. B. Staples became frightened at a dog and cow on the roadside, near the hosse of Mrs. Emily V. ^teakea. The uimal brited, thrxwjbg Mr. SUpJes and hwwife, who was accompaiqing him, frees the Mr. Stages became eataagled to the ttnaa and was draggedfara dlstaaee of one hundred yards o»«r a very rough stretch of rsud. When aasistaaee readied him he was gotten vptm has fast aad carrie* to the Spores' taoan. Dr. W. F. Meichaat waa ant for aad treated the iajuiad maa, bat the physician eoald not ascertala so shortly aftw the accident just bow tadly Mr. Staples had bem lajwed beyond the fact that he was prohpuafly shocked. The ^ «idaa left with the preasiae * return within a few hoars. Shortly aftw noob he was strain sm»t for. Dr. Merch(»at rmponded. promptly to the Mcond call, but foimd Mr-»»pl«dead when be arrived. Mrs. Staples was uninjured, though terribly shocked by her husband's death. Mr. Staples was 59 years of age. He bad PeUtivas here aad at Minn Seville. JOB WORK IS OUB SPECIALTY Leagures especially ate urged to attend these meetings. Mr. John Knox will make the address OB Monday night and no (»e can afford to miss hearing him. Miss Earnest, Mr. Sylvester and others will be here the entire time. SUPPLY OF V. P. I. SEEi) WHEAT IS EXHAUSTED No More Available for the Present Seasoik liberal Supply for Next FaO. -m. L. Browning, County Agent) Several farmers have applied for V. P. I. No. 181 wheat I would 1*«to say that this seed auotment for this county has been exhaaatcd, aad there will be none available until aext year, when it wiu be possible to get a liberal amount of tins seed for Otm farmers of the eountar. on aeeonnt «rf the farmera getting a small amonait of seed last year and saving their Seed a^ seeding a fair adreage this fall It is pomdue «K those farmers irishing to secure V. P. L oats, to get as mudi as 20) bushels «t tiiese oata that this yeartesome instances have ymded M ec^ cent nore oats than our eomm<hi varieties. A few of these oata are available in this eonaty fbr seed. This particttlar crop of oata, while a smah acraage, yielded about 60 bushdr pex ac«e with a very poor stand, and the oata weighed from the machine 40 pounds per bo^el There i» no doubt but that these o^»re itar superior to anytiii^ w>wn- in Virginia. _, Now ia the tfaie for ttie cnlung of the farm flocks of poultry. That is aa important as ha^^ng your cows tested for tii«r prodnctiim of midc and bntterfst When you consider tiie fact that It cost from $1.28 to tlto to feed a hen p«year, e*ery time you elimmate a boarder from.your flock you have saved that much' money. Would you like to get rid of these birds while the market is good for old hens? "Hie county agent will be glad to come and show you how to cull y«ur chickens and to hold demonatrataons in cwnmunitiee where we can get several neighbors together, so that yon can go home and cull your own lards. A lot of. the poutoy club members can call poultry aad will be glad to come and show yon. If you are intei«8ted in stopping tws leak in your poultry income, get in,tondt with yr county agent The farmer this year who waits to the last mommit to boy his fertiliser for his wheat cr^ is the oi» ^lo is going to g«* left, not because the fwtiliseris scarce,bat tt*transportation is bad. aad it wiu be impoaaible to get tiie material to the fanner on time aaleas hebuysintteft. Club together with your neq^ibors sow wad g«* your fertiliser in car krta. If you are»- teicrted ia using a eompme fottjuser for your wheat and want to sava 1» w $10 per ton by mixiag it yourself, 1 will be glad to show you ho^ta mix tbe dtf ccent aiatm^ aad what materials to get to mix. The way to make year coaaty agtm ntlaame is to osa hlaw Ttat is ^ist he is bare for. MSmNGOSHBD VaGINlAIf Wfllar4 ta Vtrgiaia. rurtntt Joaeph E. WiDai*, fcrsser Lieut Govunor of Virginia, baa preaeated a pnthrft af himselftotte it da»afc»peh at Bithiasad a short rte portrait, wwck awr ia faitt* keeping of John B. Jetter, Mbrariaa of the Virginia Seaate. will be hnag with proper cerenwaics in tiie Senate chamber after it is formally accepted by that body and by the State Art Commission. Mr. Willard, as Ueut Governor, presided over the Senate. 5Ie was previously a awsnber of the Hoase at Delegstea. During the Wilson AdminiatratioB he served as American Ambassadorto Spain. The portrait is the wa* of the Austrian artist, Beremy. BaTABUSHBD HAT. U96 MANASSAS. VIRGINIA. jphday. SEPTEMBER CHILDSEN MUST ATTEND SCaOOL it Between the Ages (rf 8 and 14, Vt^ MentaQy or Phys- -., iojiy InciqwdUted. -^ For the informaticm of iu readers The Journal ia publishing herewith extracts from the compulsory school law passed by the 1922 session of the Virginia General Assembly: 1. Eveiy parent or guardian who has charge of any child, or children, who have reached the eighth birthday and have not passed the fourteentit birthday, sbau send such child or children to school daring the entire saasion of the public school. 2. Every child who is mentally or;, physically unable to attend school is mn^ from the provisions of tlie act, but the division supwintendent has tite right to require a certificate from a practicing physician issued after an examination of the child wlmi vaek. exemption is clumed. S. Any parent or guardian wiio fails to send such child to school Ss required^ by this act, or who makea h false statement concerning the age. of the child; or any person who attempts to induce any child to be ab- WEE.'mUSLER AGAIN CHAIRMAN SepubUcaa Comity Coavcatkni Names Odegates to StMe and Diltrkt Meetings. A Eepublican county convention waa held at the Town Hall in Manassas on Saturday, September 2, and waa sttended by from one hundred to one hundred and twenty-five Republican voters af the county. It was rumored on the streets before the convention was called to order that ther«would be a determined fight made sgsinst the re-elaction of Mr. W. E. Truster for county chair- «uw. The opposition, such as there was, however, disintegrated by the time the convention was assembled, and Mr. Tmsler was.elected witiiout any serious opposition. Messrs. J. V. Leedy, Oiaries H. Keyser an4 J. D. Springer wtm nominated m av9^ siti<m to the successful candidate, but did not show any strength on the floor of tiie ccmvefitiob. Mr. Cecil S. Smith was unanimously elected secretary. When the time came to elect the members of the county committee rthere was a genoal discussion as to the method of making selection of the members, and after aeveral ino- ant tmlawfnlly from school or who knowingly employs or harbws while tions had been carried and redaded school is in session any child unlair-!a motion that the convention elect fully absent from sdhod; or any per- ' the etitire personnel of the countgr soa who eoaunits an 4^anae.xmdsr eemaiittee waa earciad. ttia act for wweh BO spedfic praaltyj The members of the committee as is provided, is liable to a ftne not «x-fin^ selected are: Manassas, L. E. eeeding $26. Beaehley; N«*esville, A. J. McMidJ- 4. It shall be tiie duty of tiie Cwa- Ij/""^:*"^ ^' ^.^*"; ^"^ monweahh's Attarney t» proaacule au ^J- Smiti.rGre«aaclwJBJ-H^ case, arisw under tins act ^'^^^^^J^y^^r^^t^'. 6. Within fifteen days after <be cry Grove, Harold ]>«'»^'f**«*»'^' opliag of «*ool ti«teacher shad J; B. Ashby; Ho^y, ^^«*Df^: «ta^to tiie division superintendent Ooeoqua^ B.,B. Hammil; I^n^. rust of chiwren of timtwmmuaity H. F. Cline; Potomac. J- B^JPM*; Lt «roll«lta^hool The superia- Jf«. ««*- ^ y ^ ' ^ ' S ^ teadent shall investigate such caaes, H,ll ^ ^ ' ' ^ ^ ^ ^? ^ ^ «Kl whea no vahd re«km for non^t- «^ CoUins; ^ ' ' ^ ^ C. ^ fj^. jtendance is found, shall notify the ««>^- ^- ^ f Babertson was first ^ ^ o r guarzi and require the elected ti«weumgton «^ ^ ' ^ SLnd«Ke rf«r child witwa ^'^,^^1''^,^ ^ ^ ^ days after the notice ia giwm. Pail-1>^-*^ '«* **J *^.?*?^. ^ ^ta^p^witi. tius ^ t,bm the poewoa of postinaster at timt ^ : r * ^ * «i«leme«or aad PU- ^^^_^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ trmted as such.. : '^t^ ^ elected to attead the AJ- 6. If a parent or guardiaajmaroits ^^^^^^^,^ Boanoke conventimia: or allows a child to be abstait frwa o^g^tes W. E. Trusler, DC. school unlawfully for five *»y»" Qin- B. E. Winei C. H. Keyser, A. S. any school mwstii he shall be no^ed ^,,,,^4,^ ^ ^ Newman. E. a to «aiuse the childto attend school ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ WOMBJfS MIS^ONABT SOCISTT tetertaiaed by Mr. a^ Mrs. M. Brae* Wkitstere Tuesday Eveirfag BONA RDE SOBSOOBiSS $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE BAPnSTMINISIER DIES AT OLD AGE Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whitmore entertained the Women's Missionary So- Pastor for Fifty Years at UpperviUe Cbnreh FonMsl tubj ol the Praabyterian Church aad thjb men of the families repres«ited in^the society at their home (WpCentu Street OD Tuesdsy evening. A Largely Attendedr^ feature of the occasien was the giving Rev. Isaac Bishop Lake, D. D., for of a series of mi»8i(w>sry questions by jojore than fifty years one of the moa* Mrs. E. L. Hombaker, the president of the society, and the answering of these questions by pcirsons chosen for this duty. This question and answer method aroused much interest and was the means of eliciting a large amount of information about the evangelical and social ministry of the Gospel. Following this "Interrogation Meeting," thert was a social hov. SDii refresbnients were served. COLE BROS,' emeus TO SHOW HERB THURSDAY Ug Attraction Wffl Vtait Manassas Sept. 14 Exhibitioas Aft^noon aad Night. tire will exhilht at^ Manassas on Thursday, Septwnber 14- The Cole Bros, always prraent the greatest feature acto obtainable and also carry the laigest collection o4 wild animals in this country; it is indeed a veriable zoological cimgress presenting Exclusively the most hazardous feats of animal subjugation knowntoany generation. A superb If after service of such notice, tbe child is again absent from school unlawfully Altematea C. S. Smith, Winter Owens, A. J. MelCichael, D. C. Yates, that m<mth or absott from Bliss Mary Foontain, Miss Mary school unlawfully five days during Sno^ L. E. Beacbley and J. C. Gr^ory.. ly «Btertaining program of thrilling any following school month ei that year t^ par«it or guardian who has The delegates were instructed to and amazing acts, past graduates of failed to compd attendance of said vote as' a unit at both the District acrobatic gymnasts, aerialists, contortionists, child shaq be liabletoa fine not to and State eonventiona. "Hie cobventimi trick riders, racii«, wonder endorsed John B. Graysim, and workers and specialties. Famous lady exceed $2S. 7. If any child has become habitu- ^^^f^^^^^^f^ the delegates to votie ami' for genuemen performers; horses ally tmaijt or a meaaceto the best.^^^ ^^^ District Chainnaa. and hundreds of noble e^ime b^uties. The tremendous ealargements, interest of the school which he is attmding the par«it or guardian of It decided to have a ladies' county committee, and Miss Mary newly added departm«ats, famous such child shall be notified, and he Fountain was sdectedtochoose the fordgn engagemente and other exhibitional wealth for thia season (n-ahe shall be held responsible for committee with hersdf as dtairman. the attendance or good conduct of AlUf the routine business had been fttamp the Cole Bros.' Show as tiie such child unless the parent or guar- dispatdted, ^^^_ ^e coaveatjob was ad- liiailliig amusemeat entejtprisc.aa the dian sute in writiiw that he or she y,^^ lis unabletocontrol such child, wiiere- Burdge. upon tite school authorities siuol proceed against sndi ehihf as a delmqneat ehitdbefars a triboa^ o( ecabpcteat juriadietioa. W.aT.U. ANNUAL CONVEJiTION i Was Held at Itemii«tOTi Metiwfist Clwrrii ScptcMbor 5. (Secretary) The Tri-County Women's Christian Toaperaace Union hekl its annual conventioa on September 6 at Bemiagtoa in the Methodist Cbardi. After opeaibfc;?sarcises with prayer by Bar. Sap^ je fdhnring teck psrt. Mn. Hsmbaker aa sapcriateadent of the diild's departamrt. raad a very Brterestteg a/tide relativa to child traming. Mrs. T. B Bywaters recited -Tomorrow," which gava thought aad iaspiratiaatothom piss sat. Afvts «ma lb*. Willis and otimt raadings, adjonnnaeat was had to eat a aumptaoas dnaer prepared aader a shade tree ia the d««rdi-yard by the ladies. In the aftstaeon a solo, " Have Courage, My Boy.to Say No," was midefed by Miss Joaes. of Washington. There were other songs and teacfogs. an wdl selected and reo- <iettsl. Miss Emily Round was reelected president; Mas Ullian Gilbert, Tice-presideBt; Mrs. Randall, corresponding secretory, and Mrs. T. R. Bywatws, recording secretory. The convention adjourned with the siagof "This is the End af a Perfect mg Day.' j^ Mosrs. Dedson and 8CBOOLS TO OPEN NEXT WEEK Wm Prababty Be CttmU* ta Capacity. The Manassas public schools will open oa Thursday. September 14, for the 19X sesuon. If there is no felliag off in the school attcadaace aad there probably wul not be both tiw high and tiie graded schoofai wiu be eraarded to capacity. Manassas has suffered the loss of several of her highly-trained teachers, they having goac dsewfaare because of the BK««liberal salaries offered, aad tiwse teadm* wfil be nussed at^ by stadeat Wdies aad dd facuhy member*. However, the new teachers will ao doubt soon fit into their respective plac«sabd win the confidence and respect of thdr pupils; aad however maavoe euasmnaity may laaiitit the goteg of ti» dd, it will sorten* the ri^ haad of go«i f ^owsmpto the d wteh them success. nch SCHOOL CMTCSING Maaassas Agricultoral High School opens Thursday, Septembeer 14. Opening exercises of the grades wih be at 9 o'clock s. m. snd the High School St 10:30. The High School Nijfht Business Osss will open Friday night September 15, at Saathsra trains 1» * *» *««discoatinued ycst«4ay. (Advertisement) "Laugh and the world laughs with you" is an old saying, but very trite, as laughter isinipi health and happinessto young aad old. For wliolesome and delit^tfd fun, healthy and clean recreation, the Cole Bros.' Kg World-Toured Shows is the leader of them all. The var^ spirit of revelry, ^eaaure, romance, tiurids and all things that brbig tiie sunlight of iattghter' Into Bf«is epitmaixed in Cole Bros.' World-Toured Shows. Aside from the hmdreds of big features there are a great number of comical clowns who create cyclones la mirth alb<nw tiie Uttie folks. There I sosae are A^ytring clowns, singing downs,' down dogs, clown pigs, down mulm, and in fact clowns of every description. Every day happy boys»nd girls [come and see and are glad timt they came. Never before has a show Jwrforinance been received with such wild rathn^asm as the Cole Bros.' big, new, giant tiireefrid shows combined in one. An aotazing assembly of all that's best in the exhibiticmal field. This great show ia its vast en face of the globe. Folly five times larger than ever before, the most glorious, expensive and comprehensive ever seen wiu bike ptoce dafly at 2 and 8 o'clock, rain or shine. Wait fw tilts, the best one of them aq. TWO BK PBOPOmr SAUtS Attcatiaa is EspedaBy Direetcd to Oar AivertiMag Celamas Attention is cauedtothe two large adds in this issae of The Journal advertising the Chas. B. Miller and G. P. Bucher sales, which wiu be held, respectively, on Monday and Tuesday ti next week. Owing to the number of cohanns of advertising aiatter wueh caiae into the eflkie'this we*. The Joarnal has been compelledto issa* an extra page edition. Our readers are respectfully requestedtoread carefully the adds carried in this isane. aa they win be iatereatiagto pioapeiure p«- chasers of the lines advcrtiaed. Oar columns of advertisementa show c«achisivdy that oar patz#is appreciate the fact that The Jeaenal a Oaaa A advartiaiag medium. WOMAVS MKSIONABT SOCIETY The Woman's Missionary Societjof Grace M. E. Church will meet on Thursday, September 14, at 3:30 o'clock at the church. The subject will be "Family Life." led by Mrs, A. C. Hart As this U the last meeting of the qaarter, a fab attcadaace ia desbad. Mr*. J. L. Gorrell, Sec^y. prominent Bsptist ministers in Virginia, died at his home at Uppervilla at an early hour last Saturday morning. His death was dueto the Inflnaities of sge rather thanto any special disease, be having passed his 86(k birthday a few months sgo. Dr. Lake vwas a son of Ludwdl Lake, who was a prominent citizen a< Fauquier (bounty, and was bom Mid spent the early years of his life on. his father's farm in that county. When but a lad he.suffered an acddentol injurytoone of Us feet, whka made him a cripple for several years and from the dfeeta of which he never fully recovered. It has been said that perhaps this accident was a PrevMential dispensa> tion, since because of the physical disabihty following it his parento decidedtomake s profmsi<wal man of him. He subsequently attended the UiUversity of Virginia and was engaged for some time in the study oc law, in which by reason of his studious habito and great iatellectaal aboity he made excelieot progress. ni«a a v«ry young man, however, he baeame a Christian and, fading that his Divine Master had called him t» tiw ministit, he abandoned Ua fonaier ^ana^ with ail their flattering prena^^ ise of worldly success, ahd devuta* bhnself to preparatieb for that a»> cred calling. Hia eouege and tteolokic^ training completed, he served for years aa pastor of several churches in soirthom Virginia, aad also attained distinction as an edneatwr while at the bead of tiie Dsn^ ville Female Institute, now Avery Cdlegie. In 1*72. or just fifty years ago^ having accepted a call to the paa-. torate of the churches of Upperville, in Fsuqulw", and TSbiiiiAr end K*-- toctin, in Loudoun, Dr. Lake casaa and assonted tiie duties of this field, to which he devoted his spleiidld talento and self-sacrificing swice uastintingly and.continuously until forced by declining healthto discontinue his regular appointmenaa at Ketoctip about tara years ago and a* Ebenezer a little later. But be coattouedtopreach at th churdwa at intervals,! whenever he could mafca the triptoreach them, sadfided his appdntments regularly at Uppervilla until a few months before his death. Of his immediate fsmily surviving him sre his wife aad one son. Pro*. James Lake, of Wake Forest C^ollega^ North CaroHna.: He also leaves several graadchildren and a wide family connection in Faaqniw and I/Modoim counties and elsewhere. As a preacher Dr. Lake's amlity was widdy known. He had recdved many flattering calls from wealthy city churches, but dectined them ab. choosing to remain and minister to his own people whom he loved so well, patting aside all personal ambitistt tar their sake and findmg his great- (Continoed on Page lagbt) AUTOMOBILES BUN WILD Two autmaobhes r^uaed to ke«^ to the streets ia town yaetcrday afternoon. WhUe Miss Laefle Steva», danghtor of Bev. W. L. Stevens, waa dri»- ing a Ford runabout on Center Street, the machine became unmanageaua and ran apon the sidewalk snd into the Conao' Building. The plate-^asa wiadow ia The Journal office faardy missed beiag dmttered, aad bat far the bumper oa the BMchine the latter wodd hav«been considerably daasaged. As it happemd, asither oceupaato of the ear oor the itadf were injured. The ddivery track uaedfayme BiawB * Hoeff got away from ite driver, Ea"JaeksoB, aaar the Baptiat Charch. Md ran ovw the sidewalk aad into the chsrdi-yard, takng savcrd pnels of the irsa feaes wi^ it ia its wad run. FICTION AND PBATUBB8 Fiction and features, combined with beaatifnl pietbsas. aia unrivaled when they appear in The Washington Star. They are carefully sdectad the best produced. Order your.copy of The Washingtoo Star for Sunday. September 10, from your aewadealer today.

2 IMS TWO 8, vnz Mn. Wnitts luegwmgr and duldof Waahncten, aic tpeikhnc tu> wedc with Mr. and Mra. S. K. dart. MM Late Taatnan and the Nad asd Hwtcr Teatmaai. «f Wa^inftoB. vcf* week-cad fwarta of Mn. J. P. SaOth. OB their rrtsrn M«itey they ware aceompanied by Mn. Ned Yeatmaa, who has been viaitaiv her sister Cor Mvaral imk*. Mr. aod Mrs. Lester UrViniy aad Mr. Irviac> «t Waahincton, were gneate o< Mn. fkmtxi BeQ ovor Labor Day. Mr. Lee Majrhn^ of Caiap Hoi- ]diricb, visited friends and nbitites here the first of the Mr. AddiMW L. Boad. «f WaahtectoD, i* vishiaff rdatms hart this Miss VfavtBia Widtc «C Washiarton, is tfaa gaeat a( her aa^ Mrs. Ton Sauth. Mr. Omar Kiblar, Jr., is viaitibc xdatrraa ia ManhaB. Mn. Joh* McPoaald has beoi qpita ill at her hib»e aear here tar the yaat Mrs. Eppa Pi^ett aad ciuubeb, «i Waahinctea. ware soaata for the «eak-«ad <tf Mr. aad Mrs. J. P. Smitii. Moasia. G. W. aad W. H, adrley wbre Manassas visiton «i TaesiHy. Mr. K. K. 8mA is ha;vii«<lw Deko lichts iaitstled ia hia vwdcnee here. The W. M. U. 8ecM^ net «W«dneaday aftenioeb at the home of Uz%. W.M. Foley. Xlw CMe Leacaa, whieb met at the school on FHday eveaiac. was -wfil atteodad. aad aa espaoal^ iirtesvstiac iprocram was piiatiiiliri by the eoaimittiee m dbaice- The aariea el Mr«liiiin caadaetad at Aatioe^ Cbareh by the paatar. the Ber. V. fi. CooaeS!. deaed «Cbe 4th Soaday. Tte haptiainal services wen eoadaeted «Manday mtfmiat. Tltera wesw tweaty^ve faadidatas for haptinm aad two addmisaa by letter. Mr. aad Mrs. HerauBi SiMcgr aad Httte Miaa Aaae Jfahrgie. «rf fmotia. an rmti^ at "Otk. Shade." Servieea wffl be eoadaetod at JMH tjodi Baadosr «t U ai'da^ a. ab by tiw aaatar, tte Bcv. V. H. Ca«ae9L KATMABKSr Mr. aad Mrs. William BeS aad their soa, Mr. Jamea B^ who have ativea here, feft aa Tlwaadajr fat their hmbe in OUaboau.. Mrs. SvciyB Mazstdlo-, of the Gaaiaarvaie a^^aorhaad, was bostesa at a prettily arraaced tea oa Frir day aftnraoob. Het am«hot, Mrs. SeUea, asanted ia leuei^iin the gaests, aad Mn. Jack nmj prended at the poach hcna. Hisa Uiliaa Bstehiaaa letmaed aa Sataaday from FanaviUe, laere she has beaa a siadaat at the Sawmrr Nanari far ^ the <BB term «< devea A Uttk MoneyGoes a Loi^Way Wkn YnBay (^^ Our Special Price^ 30 x 31, $8* Other Sizes at Propcuiioiiate Prices THE ESTATE HEATROLA %o<dcs Like a l%«iagfa ^ biit^^ Does the work of a himace (heats duee to six connedbg rooms), but uses no more h^i than a stove. Made to.bum hard or tqk coal, cdce, lignite, slack, or woodl Also iuraisliecl wdh sfas-biinioig attachment. Thousand^ ine. Ddightra useismevefy Slate m die U Grained mahogany cnamd finisii-hpfadkan]r%f^^ Mkastens as wj as heals the». Des^o^ patebted inagu^iaiiteed hf ae 77-^ev old Estate Stove Conqmi^ ^, COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU :iass ^ *" MANASSAS. VIRGINIA lie t reeb becked'for Septea^er iaciade tt air paetarea, which wai he ahaara Wadaeadsv aad Mn. Batf Bobulaaa. who for two weds has baea 31 with Mr. aad Mrs. Emmett White Uttla ilammii, Hdca Carter, have retoraed «e their hoase at Gary. lai., after a visit tt sevanl waeks at Mr. Whitai^ fonaer Mn. Oakly have 11! Willi ibaas a weeks to Liadaa. Mrs. Hany Brawa aatwtaiasd at three t^lea a< bridce «a Batarday afternooa. After seven] haan at the game, refrariaaaats wet* iimid Ae pi lies wen wea by Chew ClBccett aai Mrs. steller. The Bev. Laadea Maaaa aad daagfatcr. Mias Lacy Maaaa. af BMmd, v^n gaesta at the lactavy aa Taesday. Miss Maaaa, who Is e( the Virgiaaa Laagae e( Womaa Vatan, at the Tyler, af ^iguaads," ga«e a party aa Tbarsday afuiauaa of laat week for their aepheers. Bdmmi aad McNeal Tykr, at ahoat thirty chiurfai, ia Miaa SapUe Tylar. hi ml a INSURANCE by tike Rnee 2T, SS, 29,1922: FUr f We not oidy write F1SE AND UCTTNQIG INSCnt- AN^BUT EVEBT Q«M OP PB0f8CIK»i IHAT B WBRTEN. fwb REPRESENT THE LARGESTT AND STRONG EST (XniPANIES AND WILL APPRECIATB TBE 0P> FOSTDNZIT OF SERVING TOCR N^mS. IF IT s INQUmiBS INVITED INSDKABLB; WB CAM oisurb rr GeMral IiisiiraiiceAgeic]r,]ic. THOS. W. LION, MANASSAS, VA. H«lp Pay YMir PaiotMrl SBVC ooit of Rnzt for yodt Houses B^ ASTCPAMT.KOI*, ( Serriees acre held at BcSehavea Chareh Bnaday laiii wiiig Bev. C W. Starke vib preach there agaia the Ife J. 8. Sehads ia Celaa Kstziet as 8cf*aaihcr U. baea the jeh ia Mmm Viaia Cale H4 histhii, FU. Ip. id WaaWavtea. apart the aad atomir H. H. ecxiaa U M. bcmiar? Aiayn i*aa^he>a«^ K ao. * «jfoa are piviak Joahk for Ubor aa4 4aaUe ior aaa^ Wlafadie au? For caety acre of Ipad 4c dmt ia pivt feo<»fc*ofc yoa spp<r «taoi, i w i ii iii Feitgaer yoa caa pra^cc a ficu eqaal» MO actci isiaptt tw ase of FeitaBec If TMo- Iaa4 k defcacot ia pfaac foo^yoa mmt aa Mood^efieU teat for foftr yeas yitar aa a hsc of F<:niiBer AA jomriakr or w.-«eaa. F. & ROYSTER GUANO CO., RALTIMORE, MIX ROYSTER^ CAMtAKH OOSr IS n«,«l«a The rtatcment of expoxiitam made to the Secretary of the ComaKiawealUi by Hoa. WeatatoreUad Davn. of Laodoan. ia hia reeeat caaipaigb for the rnited States Seaat* totals $lajgt*m. IGOffiS paid $4t for 14 GaOoos of _ "TMdyforuse" Mixed PAINT SUrm made 14 Galkns of the Beat Pore Psdnt fc»-$34.m, bv boyaig tftili I ft iraitiry«i miir a G^B. Linseed Oil tx> mix into it SMITH SAVED $14.4S SJEMnHH^p ni^ 90 ^tasn W. C WAGENER, MANASSAS, VA. af tke Hra. WDasa riarhilis. ef Mrs. rtirhilif was a Mr. aad Mia. K. G. W. Keya. Mr. Thea. J. WaalCeadea Job Work Our Specialty icacat ef fricada at "lislat Gnwe' Moady utiaing. THE MANASSAS JOUKSAL, $LS> the 7«ai^-aad worth it.

3 nodat. m^mi^^.l?vv'^^ 'TP995l i'«"?^b^wpip V^vVW^V -t» M 1 PBItBLI^ THE MAlUaSAS MDSNAI^ MAMASSAS, flbonia «... _ V W V W VS^V "^irir 4r-i*^.. PAitXTHKES FACTORY: CORTIS BAY, BALIPRE, W. LS. Cochran SALES OFFHX: THE PLAINS, YA. The Plains, Va. " > <,. : > <. '>^ Always the Highest Quality - Always the Lowest Me iix.! "'- <. Direct from the Factory to the Farm -^ XT Selling agent for one of the LARGEST CONCERNS IN THE COUNTRYa re]kitation whidi it will always preserve with a business which it wiu always protect!' Absolutely ii^pendent ot ab eomlnnations in restraint of track. TIuv ^ the kind of concon widi which I am associated. Sngle-banded, this year, 1 ykave driyeq (k»wn, ditmar, after dooar, the Trust prices o^ fertifiza- to the extent 3^ f our d«^i s par tim MI Add Pho^i«te, and dinrteeii differs <m two turn t^w> ' - > < ; ' ' - <,' '- <; " >c ">4TL eneiit of the Farmer pu fed that I am entitled to yoiar busin^sft? Don't you tbink you shodd e man who is helping you? tf sawested in die price of fwtikeer DR H^ CAHP. To write me db cort^ you CMC FOwYw To hairo nqr imces re vou MANY IXM-LARS. '>^ WE HAVE IN STOCK. DKECT FROM TIffi W ^ tar LOAD OF FaDcv Quily Redeaned New Crop rimiiiy Seed. - > < ; : " >C L SO LONG AS rr LASTS SO LONG AS IT LASTS I.>^ 1 1 ^ of ten budiels or av&e I wid deliver at any station in this county at DoBars per budid, h«^t prepaid. Bags, thirty^five coats each. TERMS CASH WITH ORDER ;x-' Ahvays the Highest Qualily - Ahvays the Lowest Price. > < DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO THE FARM R. S. Cochran, The Plains Ja. ^f^ftf^f^. 'n^nnn A^^^.^^A^^ WVW^^V-\r^;r ^jgfg^t 4^:g4^VrV^>4^'

4 acte r mmua & 8A9A, IMHMlut fwouml oc tl^ MritM toomsib Hi>M«B. Site^ OB tkc TMBda «< dwtrtiaa tor s pawd < tkvm fwum, aad Bwre,»Bd for ftseral relief. And «a «Sd«Tit having beea nad* and filed tmt UM def coduit to sot remdcnt «f the State of VirctBia, it is ordeivd that abe do appear within ten day* after due pi^ucatioa hereof, and do what tutj ha aeceaaary t6 protect her interest in tjiia aoit And it ia farther ordered thai a copy hereof he piaiished once a week for foor Boeoeasive weeka in The Mawataaa JoBRsal, a new^aper pauiahed in the eeonty ef Prince William, end that a copy be piaated at the 'front dow at the eevt hewe «f thia CMwty on ar befwa the Uh day of Septanber, IMS. that baii«the neat rreediwr nde day after this ordnr w«s eoterad. A Mipj teitt: GEO. G. TTLEE, Ca«tk. By hto d^^sty dcdi. L. LSDHAN. W. M. EBiaeD, p. q. HMES'EYE SERVICE Toa nuty or may set he aware o< year e^'a deftcienciea. If you do kimfw, then yon ahoold need so orkiaf i» gtc proper g\ams iaunedjately. Abe if yoa onlr thwi tlnjr an perfect yo«shoold t«manb««' that oaooiajn^ is too crave a ziric to take with year eyea. ctoci year eyes the worse they iilb ret Vmt wami lb -nm *f» ' Dr. aw. Bi^ ctrilt. MSi ru^ t* 11 min. u Ufe.hi.t*l». AT MDfNIETILLB, TA. Saiahby. Scvtanber IS, lt22 GMnmeneinK at 10 o'doek a. m., I wib MO at poblk aactaob, oa the dalik tlie Two auleh eews, 2 heifen, t cidvalb &-y«ar-eid work berae, %'ktxm wage 2 Syiaeaae plows, BD plows for earn, faaziiesa, 1% toaa of hay, an tools for timber. Also hensaald faiuiuwe censisttbs <rf OB6 Gtandrii orsaa. I win also seq niy 189-aere fusl Terras cash JOSEPH STEFKO. RADIO JMuro ICtMmsaD UlbJIov rfovtf ^ ihvs old* Expert rewlts made cesy. Lekx exputaa every phase of racio. TrrheiraBy cnrect ia evervday laacaece. Nov cvcnta covered on, ew pacea idr eoe yw FUlL Get yov conr froai.s M» mm. Jf TM W0UM Be Pipahr, Be De^ in everyoae'* heart, BBSBSpected in moat cases, is a dseit'e to be <»ie wimmb everybody Ukea. The worst fftooch, male or female, wheal we know, has that desire, hot will not laake the effort to he aad do as that the one whoai ereryoae likes must be and do. He whom everyeoe likes must be or seem aaaewsh. It soonds than it ia. lillian RiiaseB, in her the CoamopriiteB Magasine, jrrote '^ was oa a motor tear Prance wttli Anna H^d. I tborobcblr acqttaiwted with'bar and learned to admim her. She bad foar qaalitiea tiiat aa*e a teod eompaniob. She w apprtstouvb. «a»d turnpared, sensiue and anrioos to i^ease." Titere isn't maeh left to be said aboat beinc a fh pirin, is there? Vt b* Mad, one moat be esnpantli be eompsnimsbtot one he apinusfeuve. GmteM itdr eoarteaisa^ l^ or little. Mast prise conaideratimi, great or amab. To be appredative, nnat ha ame «sst nhaak yon," aa thongli y««meant it, and to say a little aaoreu A woaun to receive a letter from whom ia a joy nbway. Shetaya^ 'ifaank yotl" Bat aa abe aett b«wiafenttmy tela lufc seat, ahe Ii{ i ber eyes, fine ^ray eyes idigm %it& fbod nttote tlmir ta^ aad fiiiyfl '^^ are vvy kind." Stke means k It to nikn than CMirt^ timi Mliiii te Ito for watfc; play in atndy. Mr. T. X. Cole entertained lately itf INaa and frianda from AUnandria Mza. Kate Wata^ haa as ber cnast ber oiofeetr, Mrs. littk daofffater. Marten, tnm the Dtotriet of Cotambto. The yomr fafta <4 oor oommnnity motored to Upsse's Park Satorday. Thoae of the party were the Miasea Jonea, Geercie and Lncy, mad Measrs. James Wataon, Richard Wataoa and Ed Joaea. Mrs. Charles Randall entertained at ber homo Mr. and Mrs. WiBiam Watson and diildrcn freni near Dna fries. Mrs. C. W. Kringsbov bas aa ber CMot Mrs. BsrtMiit TiMa. Jr., and tittta daaghter, Beaato Lenisi Un, John Ftonsoee ana Mtos AUee Tolaan wen gnsifs of tihe JonsBi Gest^gM anl L<w3f, nigu.. Mrs. Annie Watson and son, Ji visitors of Mrs. George itiy. Maater MaHfa BMgsherg and Ifiai Florenn wrtdaaf were gnesti ollha: Goerge Florence recently. The. only way to have friends is to be one yoi^taett. Coontry life.«t its beet to lani^, so. the TMnc foba ef thto oommnidtr are i^ing to wgaafee a sotial dd^ for the mi^ pmpuee of beewning better ar»)oaitited, which at her b^ibc^nto# B^h Q.UI.. WBllwft k isma Sttftmov ft MMK W «t Mrs. A. Ursnte Kringrfierg ani fj^bfvniy In tlw ctwflm faottrt^ It w Mias «nrtfo Hf»B mtum aid ^ Mil hik *o. A leek of swpriaa and cnstomed words. The nobtbeaa Mrs, Raymond IGBa- and ddldren who thanka the oflka bey who draws the goesfts of b» motfaer, Mts. down Mmt aha4pk>,,fhen tiie anmnmr, Geocge MMS, Smday. ran ia hot am WMailiift, the hnabaji who aaka for a Utoend t^triwif ef tife Onr cenutomiity was ritedaed at the feah enlft and WlfcUs wifo imw gmil mn A ^, death <ic Mda Maykw 'thnr tim a apg^kaatnc. aim H ii, a giovm << ixr lmn4-writib«wt the #rffl meet every two weeks at a ffanot nflnie. envelope promise* somethins: good, has ha own w^ of thanlritig the boy TIM ieaffer yoa ae* or nun who ^^ rtm her a seat in the We fm deeply grieved at the sad news of -the death of JIZB. Eanfee k«rs Binrholee Tfee Wnaved bnsnana am comnn, pararaa^ miauiea anl trinids MH oor fa»azifoit lymlew pmtaon nihsb evetyfaady fflbaa is BwiHiMf, Wfai^ ia anetiiiet' way of Baying that he is reaeoname. Oh, the cfaarm &nd' the rarity and tiie vabie the momt, for be isn't at ^ sore that if wodd be diaafeaue if he had It It nict a soluble wonian at_a_bobse party vf in Jersey fiflb. We awoke on a Soaday mwidng. There Weic loadfaubmntationa,a hike ncroes the hills and a jmoae ia the wooda bad beoi'praniaed. Bnt a slow, cold, Arizhand- euner of the newspapos we faced the propbeqr: "OoBdr and Aovera ab dior-" *I dmit mind at all- I like a gray day. It is so restful," tfae-gaest of tumor said. And soonded (be keynote for the day. PersoniDy an of the gnesta had bllep in' with fin It waa a day ef chat and cans«d getttw aeqanbted tkt w«wiq all remember as long aa we live. Semiftie! Reesenable! Not <me of na in tiie big Luilij benae bat wisbed we might Bee beneath the aame reef witih that woman au remainfa^ days. It waa wta a Bttto tkfor, Oat mood ef IMTS, bat it so modi. The world to norn Ifo. anker E^vto to etitieaby m V> iin.' Ai«te iukdkti^ neir Bbdt H«% liung. ol 7^in. We dmb bv slainpaay b Bar iemaved i«tlti<tait.^ YfeB JOI7B9lA r-4l.s0 ttol wortii ti^ tlupmobile Popularity Soundly Based BBQT >iqdw9t attowoost over B lonk* longperiod. Inuk h va^ fboac BAM ooee i>wn the Hupmot^e are BO to ^lanfe^ tbqr fa»wt)iat oreiy hbvev ^^^ ""^ Mimim The Hupmobil^ is a great fovarite hccwige it does tibe thinfi the owner has a ri ^ to expect, keeps ri^it oo <faiing them with efficiency and eootxxqy, and gives him no 9~. _ =- i ing I Ci a ^AMS) DBBfef, QiiBiiticei Va. 1%0M» 3B7 m OdMtoilfkfiMI tolmluilissas For One -IHUESDAY Twf^ Grand Full and C<Hn{4e^ PerfcnniiaiKel at 2 afid 8 (Tclock Pn R, R^ *. 4 - ^ y XaJALmr-SfNCE 1865 TO TniinEBrm sr.nw WASHINGTON. DC. inr-airn^traao' 50t Jar UmlcM tk* imir ta keplj fr** rrobi OaadrnS tt to tall OWL ItsM. I>«PBSr'a TBrl -. J kaao th* pmtmot eonetttvk. KATEDUVf stniast. N. w. c Why to an actiasi the moat please. It to her tasmbai in life. Preni Donto die reerwt in the dnms the wish to entertnib that dark SBass oat frant cnllad the sadienre, to nn msrpanblr port ef tfaato Or ^ kaatthe they ban amuiiej to their TioMB-Dispatdi. DR. FAHRNET DIAGNOSTICIAN I makt ntndj and at asj kind of diaenae thefaa- Of Dorter ia not ctab>. TM imt joar troable and rn teb joa what ia voar diaenae and Vknt can be 'done for tt IH ei, Unakuid A SRrt al4ii«d dm «tt erayiiietoifase ari Mttag ti afoii OHO, r^mi ffil. liih rlitt MA Brtnrtirr nwiitiait for rifntibbi: liibf mil piillnifii iii imin Tab Ik dibwto see Mr Glik imbt U0I& k's a icil i«ta if a KdM: 1kr«Ae sweetest ad catest tide pets ym bn eitf seea. Widedii tekamg Ijtm, TfOfs, UtFaris, PMa(» PaMkn ad Bears. fficuy dxatd flnei; Poies, Ues; Dip. Geab, MK^; Seab ad BeikBls. Great Acralats, CyiMsts> flalwili. htlljtb, fa*n; LMpeni fteubs, Fic-WAffs ad» mhit dlwnl A series if ntee OUTSlll E&DBniONS wi k ^ni «ib sbv friiis M lid 7 P.ft irn BBS iid^ Ail Ii i«i BBiii AMb h Hikm m muk tm tm Jt

5 vis>at. aiftluimlk a, ittz nie tawaflba8 JOOTKAL, MAWiUWAIV TdMBiaA PAQBFIVB Established UK The Manassas Joittiial THE MANASSAS JOURNAL PDBUSHDiG Oa "b. B.LXWU. MK«I at tlw pot* at Va^M SidMeiiptk)!} IIJW» Fear in Advance IKIDAT AFTQINOON. SEPTEMBBB 8, 1922 JUST 4 FABLE There was oaee a man he is dead now. pcditkalljr ^who had charge of the expeadijtore of funds for local road improvement. Tlie funds Were raised by taxation, and the people paid the taxes., Ilus man eitiwr did not have a dear eooceptioa of things or he was negiigeat in the discharve of Us duties as a pauie oflkoer. He allowed the road tax money to remain idle in the treasury instead of appra >riating it to the use for wuch it was intended. A Ins bslaaee was allowed to accumulate whik the tax-psyv suffered ali the inoonvenwnces of nnim^oted roads. Posi^dy this nun thought a Hg balaaee on hud at the end of the year would show oondo^ aively- to his oonstitiients that he was savins laoney for tiiem. Bat wlu^ possible good did the tax-payer derive thm the taxes that he p^d? And why have eelleeted a zvad tax at all if the inaney wis not goll^ to be used to hninnve the roads? The pauie asked these qoestioos, md raedving no satisfactory answers ooadaded that tiw ofieor was Bot^adaarginff hit di^. WlM^ h^jpened? Wdl, Oe idow te no ka«er H tlm MR. MOOBB^ BILL B. WaMm Mowe can secure of the bin he has introdneed in to govern comhletjatlop of foiitesffd 4deetioB8, the farce otrniweating'bepresentative Thomas W. Harrison, of tfie Bev^tfa Vii^ginia Dtstriet, win have its con^edumkhos. Wt, Moore would create, or oiltst tite avvices of, a tiflbttttt ^ hear the evidence eraeeei^w eahtests for aaats hi QmgresB, digest the fads and R^Art ifa reeem* SBendations. It wocdd be hef«d to do this work in a noshw^tieai bo^. Senator JtAn Piud cpntested the Seventh Dtstriet seat after the ciection of The record accumulated is said to have been tiie larseet in histiht. in sadi a case^ Womoi had voted in that dectitm for the fir^ tone, and it appears &at many iiregviarities had occurred in registering tiw new votes. Maxiy of f^«nfattdwt been zeqnired to make out their j^pucitiobs in tbdr own handw^kai^; o<3iers had liot 4dgned them in peracm. Bith parties h^ been equauy lax, it seems, in that tespeet In adiftiolb, ther^ ware the usod mistake ajst twhwirja emrs eobckiiins detans; ofttedectwa. It is not phpobable that any number oi tfie E3eetions Cbnunittee Ijuts read tbe record eadxaoed in the deporitloitt taken throui^out tiie district. In ^etnamittee heariogs in Washington it is difficult to get ukhe than two cr three men^>ers ioge^iber at one time. Nobody reauy knows an the facts, excqrt for an occasional cwiaefentioua dtainbaa. At the end, an the Bepnbiicaa memboa united in a r^xnt that J<^ Paul had been elected, and as the Demooatic minraity of the conpiittiee re^ psftad that Judge Harrisaa had been elected. The rqurt has net bean acted on by the House of Beplesoitatrves, but the BepabBcan prognun is to can the case early in the next regular sesnon and unseat the sitting Demoorat and seat the omtestjagsepsk^noi, Soiator Piaai win sit ftir perh^ three moirifca; he wifl dcbv the sahury for two yean. 'AeBcfiiddieans have tiie votes; no doubt their party stnagoi win be east without a break..mot an contests are decided stiietiy on party naea. In certain instancfw, however, as in this " ciae, no doubt by reason id the prestige «< Bcpreaentatile SSknp, there wffl be a pattisab dwwdown. No matto- whidi political party is hi power, each a proceedac ia a r^road to the Democratie govemmebt. Mr. Moore's ventedy may not be altogether the best; anything wotdd "- be better than the disease. True, the House must always be the judge of tiae dectimi and qadiilcaticaa <rf its aaembera, but under his plan tiie bedly woidd at least have the facta before tt, and - greasbmn would be judged by thdr votes in the U^ e< lihse facts. Udune^ **^ A LONG WAT OFF To«shake your haad andawtter, "Tht is ia an awful conditwn; I don't know what ifs coasins to." Cheer op, adi^onr; cheer 9 that the bic pnhlesis we have todiy. the'' unrest that w«raad aboot hi the dasy always fofiow tlw great wars that about evenr fifty years. We have hdier failarea, uadareanaata ef mob that oecaaiobany lead ns to bijliiita not an of tile resideats of this ceunlry are civflized, and it takes a lot of thinking and and working to make both ends meet But oldo- residents win ted yon that tliey had, in in-inciide. pretty much the same trsuue and the same kind of cbbditkjua fodowinc the dvfl Th^ look mightier now, simply because the poptilation of this country is largo- and the trnibua are staged on a bigger scale. The th»»- rter eireos of 1922 is just about the same as the 0D»4inff show that used to tour the country. The only diffovnce is there's m<s«of the three-ring affair. It is bigger now because the audiowes ace bigger, but there isn>aby more show "par ^wctator" thap there used to be^ So with our troubles whi^ grew out of the war; lltt woiid ate a lot of bad mental food during the war, and it hasn't yet had time to digest it. While the medkine of deoation was at wotk, the wiwid had cramps. But everjrthing win come out an right Eyta now the patient is getting {Hetty strong on his feet. No need ydling for tbe undntakar the old world you live in is a mighty Imw way from behig dead.~^ulp«er ViisiBia Star. «n n SAKD MAN'S SHIP OF IMtBAMS Last nicht I met Urn Saad Man. A DMCt pamlitr icltow; He were a coat ef aavy Uaa, Witii iwwtafcwne of yauew. His lacs WH* ieasaad laidc aatl >««. Yet be ODaU seaitdjr a«ep; Ha diaaed a cbiu and 4nmwf soay 'WUdi p«t SM t»s» asleep. Did yob ever imet the Sand Man? Did be ero' tmk» your band, Te lead yea tiuwi^ the sflmee lato the Shades-Land? When enee yea cmes that pertd, eaea yea deae thvt deaf, lia wfl tiyacs amrm With WoHtelaad Ok, I wish yoa knew the Sand Mas, He ia ae.ldiid and tne; ffis Mae is larte and iwmd and red,' His cyaa are Uc and Use. Ha aevar thaesht an evil thine; Be lewsa Mh yoanc and ou thtr ada'us head «i giastf-ktmi, a3m heart tilmy smda at gm. me awth they saade eg chetalata^ His thlh thqr teamd of peatla.' He ammm eaaea when we are badi Bat he levea goad beys and i^rial Aad when Utt white»«aad Oe staxs ha^ to 9y#e Seathaca Ckaas he ate«3s Us <y» a* beandlesa aeas 4rf? V my Little Dazlaic; nestle at my side, Ani ae the Sand Man's Sh^ «t Dreaiai Wa two teai^ wiq ride. Far throbgh the mystie tiril^it Oar sihro' sails well fly-^ FW tile Sand Man, my Da^^, is eabiar Fk«a> his Ship of Breams a the sky. r-cazter W. Woramkgr. LAUGH A NO L ITS OVntmUSD Of THK TKUOE «ASI«N 'HKlMt inhee the watermden te melaadnir?* " Beeiuaa he rswteleape with Sweet fwate.". " AT THB BALL ABttle taoe. a yard of silk; a little das as white I iitde, stnv-^haw dare she fan«t e. A fittia eeagh c**d evemac Eve. ' SATIHC TIMB Mrs. Newiywed had jatt been grvca a aoowaaee. One nigirt die had Ihiishei jur.euat n^en Friend Husband appeared. Ify wife! SisBac ehecfci what fart" 1t% mm W17. BaAamt; I eaa SH leak what He taimd «e in s» qfoiekiy; ac signed QUKBR MOW THKT WILL SOtK. A kem angler teok a friend fisbiar and leat him all the eeeseaiy tackle.' After ksir aa hoar the aoriee aakad: "Haw auidi de haae Sttle nd thi^s cant?" laae WattsB.-They e^ eaet ahaat «fly eaata.- *Wata, I ewe yea half <^ 4alhi^ thea," nphai the m 'Naw flik,' be a caa e»«f*that A iisisih ht n IreaOy daaa May ia miiiiiha ', it aeame ta m Day aff TMB WAT IT ^BBMBD TO the prebatien Uie said to heth, "i s to me te very maeh the matter Tea. Saam are vaeh Ittoai If Msj II ri hjfaa ««. taf wiss, aaa A SflOKTAGH OP POOD The Ma 'VsV Taylar. wka waa tdm the ef aa ta Mai wmb te w b»y«ia' te talk that Jay itiih te ae ^^ - ^t»^»»»»-»#-4 4-» Temptalii Is greatly lessened by not carryibg any more than abadutdy necessary in the pocket f If jron put your money in the bank, it is just sufl^ent trouue. to draw it out again to make you hesitate about spandinc it It forces you to think twice; and if you think twi^ before ^>ending each ddlar yon winfindyourself much bettw oil at tiia end of the year. Yon win discover that yon are mending a great many dauan uaneeessaruy which might ba earnioff good interest f«r yoo in a SAVINGS ACCQV^I. Ttj it A Savings Aeooont in a good strong: bank is the gjraateat aid to aavint iwaginabk. We ahau be im to open an aeeqvnt with yon. aad yea aaadnt wait obtn yon can make a Ug irrt dspesi^ for wa apea aeeocdita for One DoQar or National Bank of Manassas THS autt or psaaoiui. sbticr r PliimecHT Come to Us Wheii in Need of Fresh and Salt Meats, Groceries and Greea Vegetables Wkijii vat ie kit if mai$, wia qastj, firtat fsaifr-ae pnce-hie give jim Bcyi&igBeef 12>g to 15c Best Steak Rdast Beef. 19 to 22c Veal.. 2S to 30c IStoaSc A Ml in tf Stifk Gratcms mi faai YuctiUei. fe pqr oak kg altirisif tmtmfmlmt-jemhii^,qm,^(^ Hk&c. E. R. Conner & Co. L, OoMotti^ Sanitafioni Qoality, Price aiart FOOTWEAR RKffS a.& WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR ms fwb CAN SCPPLT TOUR NEQK IN FDfB WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWKKY OT SYKKT KINDL OWE IN AND LOOK AT OOK SILTES AND COT GLASS. f TKT OCE EYE GLASSES, IF TOUS ETES ASS BAND. f We have Jart reecivad ssase of the VICTOK HEALTB EXERCISE BECORDSw Csaw ia and hear thaat. A act feru,m. WegctNEWRBCOKDSnBnBSTOFBACH f GUNS AND AMMUNITiON or ALL KINDS. 11F TOUS WATCH N^EDS ATIBNTiON, LET OB SEE IT. WE CAN RBPAOt IT, FOB ISA'S OUR STS- OALTT. GIVE US A CALL. H. D. W^irich Co. MfUfASBAS, TBKDOA The Journal $1.50 ayear

6 Ai phfflsl'i«a, iippwup-titmp.i vm;wf!im'^^w^fti^'wfw^^.piiih^ji,. 1 V< 4*1 -"*" '* ' ' ""^"Wlr^lliP"-'^-. Jli'".!-'7<<.' ;'. I J,»;P»I*-'" n PAQE SIX BKIfiF LOCAL NBWS Mr. and Hn. E. S. Conner notond to Whingtw rmterday. 'Mr. HarT«7 Jwuiejr, of Oceoqnmn, ms «MomUy visitor to MaauM*. Mr. E. K. MitcheD ia reyortod to be quit* ill at hi* borne on Xee' Avenue. Mr. mad Un. John B. Barrett, at Clifton, vera in town on Wedneaday. Mra. W. C. Wa^ener viaited in Waahington and Clarendon last we^ Mr. Robert A. Hutchison is Uking a vacation along tlm Chesapeake Bay. Mrs. P. H. Lynch is visiting her daughter, Mrs. EUen Berry, of Culpeper. Mr. W. M. Jordan, of Haymarket, was seen on the streets of Mt^^ttftif Tuesday. Mr. Andrew S. BobartaMi, postmaster at WeUingt(m,'^;aa in town on Saturday. " ; Mr. Joseph C. Bead and Miss Loaa Bead, <rf Cattetf, were in town yesterday. Mr. John A. Nieol, of Washings (on; was in Hanassas last Saturday on badness.,. /- Mr. ajm Mrs. John F. CHark, of Gainesville, were in Manassas en bosi nesa yesterday. ' Mr. F. R. Saunders and three children niotored to Warsaw Sunday and Bpuit Beveiml days. Rev^ and Mrs. Bamett Grimsley, of Remington, wera in Manassas several days this week. ^. v' Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cwnwell and three children, of Washington, are visiting iielatives btte. Mrs. W. R. Akers had as a weekend guest her father, George. Eklmonds, of Alexandria. Mbs Estelle Shiriey, ca Galverton, spent several daystibiavmek witli Miss Christine Meelze. Mr. C. G. Paris, jostiee of the peace, of Qaa»tieo,vrith two.friends, was in town on Moodag^ Rev. T. M. Browne and Dr. Wade C. Payne, of Haynnoto^ wem in town Tuesday afternoon.' Mr. T. E. Didlake hm retonwd from bis vacation spent with his parents at Shackelfords, Va.. Mr. J. B. Lynzi, of Bartow, Fla., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. J. Mar-, phey, on Fairview Avenne. - Mr. R. S. Hynson was in New York on business tliis week: He returned to Manassas today- Miss Gertrude Speiden, of Riverdale, Md., is'use guest of her coosin, Mi$3 Virguiia Nelson Spenlen. Miss Vests Hott^stein, of Wa^ ington, was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. Rella Beaver. Mr. Melvin Latz and family; of Edinborg, have moved to Manassas, expecting to aake their hoiim iia*., Mr. Eppa Rector and ywmgest daughter, Frances, of Rrvertfade, Md., spent the weelc-iend visiting r^tivea he!re. ^The Priaec William Coon^ Farmers' Uaioa wul IMAI a meeting h«re tomorrow afteraooa at 2:S0 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. MeZatoali, of Catharpin, moved to Msnasaas reeeotiy and are Hviag hi Mr, J. J. CS^MT'S bungalow. -There wib be a buaiiiem meetiac of the W. C. T. U. at tka heac <rf Mrs. George C Rooad Septetatwr IS at 3 p. m. Mrs. Weatfceriey J. Adamaon and son, Horaec, axe spwwhag some time at Colonial Baad^ Va.. and liwvhitown, Md. Litde Miss Haad Lonafofd t*- tumad Taaaday from a Imti muti* visit with Dr. Katth and CamBy fa Richmond. Train No. 18 road hns kaan fnt ning tlbm. and ia 6:52 a. m. tans eld at Prof. W. K. AylOT. son af Mr. and Mrs. W. C Ayler. «( lofm^t to viaitiar fhmisin this Mra. W. B. BoOoek amd daackter, Mias Flora BBDoek, attended tke second day of tim Fta^ator Om^ Fair at MaiskaU. Clerk of the Cenrt George G. Tyler, ad Haymarfcat, wna in Taesday. Mr. Tyier to proving ia Iwalth. Mias Francas Bnsboag. danghter of Mr. awl Mrs. J. L. Bosbe^, entntained a party of ber littl* friendk Mr. and Mrs. O. & Mnddiman and childran ware waek^eod goaata of rslatlvaa h««. The trip was ittda from Atoxaadria by motor. Miss Marion Bronddos has ratumed heme, after syaiiding two weeka with her consins, the Misses Walters, in Colpepcr. Prof. W.. Ayk>r wiu read tb* service in Trinity Episcopal Chnreh at 11 o'clock Sunday morning hi tba absence of the rector. -Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. B. Jamisen, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. ^nd 8 p. m All cordially welcome. Miss Katherins Rudasill, of Wasliington, spent the week-end with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George B. McDonald. Miss Carlin Walter, of Culpeper, retomad to her home Tuesday, after spending the week-end with tba ICsses Brosddus, on Grant Avenue. Mr. H. J. Carr, easbiar of the Bank of Vienna, was In town today. Mr. Carr is spending Us vacation at the Carr borne, near S^tqW. Mr. W. Harold Lipscotnb and wife, of New York, were week-end goests at the home of Mr. Lipscomb's mother, Mrs. Mary H. Lipscomb. Mr. Edward Lynch, of New York, and Mr. Tonunie Lynch, of Culpeper, were week-end visitors at the home of their mother, Un. P. H. Lynch. The old frame shed and other buildings at the rear of Mr. Robot A. Hutchiaon's oace were torn down an4xemoi^ trom the premises thu?'*^^ <rij > ;-jpi%'''»^» i -it!*!'. The Manasm Good Housekeepers' dvk vrflii meet at 2:80 o'clock an the aftemdon of Wednesday, September 13, at the home <A Mrs. 6. G. AllMi. Be sore to hear the Rev. Knot give his inspirational t41k on the AIexsndria Distriet League Assembly September 11 at 8 p. m. at Eaatent Cciiege. Messrs. Harry P. Davis, James R. Laridn, George B. Cocke and John E. Burke were Sonday guests at the boine of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Cannon,,«f Roeesafflrt. '. -^Tbore was no ball game in Ma^ nassas Labor Day, as tiie Peerless AtUetie Clob, of Washington, canc^ed the game oyer the '^one MOBday morning.. -Miss Katharine ASen Howison returned to her home in Washington <Hi Monday evening, after having been the week-end guest of Mr. aiui.mrs. 'Albert Speidoi. Mr. D. J. Hottenstein. and son-, Glen Atberton, retomed to UKIT home at WiOcesbarre, Pa., Monday, after spending several days with Mrs. Bella. Beaver, near town. Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Tatspangh and children, Mary and Helen, of AlexMidria, were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Tatspaii^*s nster. MIS. W. R. Akers. Rev. JesSe Bell, Rev. Wm. Stevens and Messrs. A. Evans and J. 12. G4HT^ motored to the distnct^nfwenea of the M. E. Ghoreh, Soatk, held at Hismihon, Va. ^Mr. Raymond J. Davto, dark ia the loeal post ofltee, to camping <«Occoqnaa Roq tiito week: While. Mr. Davis to away Mr. Lawicnee Giegoiy. is snbstitating for him. Mr. OUver T. Wallace, of the United Realty Company, Wilmington, N. C, was in Manassas on hasineas yesterday. While here Mr. (Mra called at The Joomal Miss l^ra Harris, from Arststrong, Catw * Co., of Bahimere, wffl be with Mrs. O. D. Waters and Mrs. R. J. Adamaon, in tha mioinety dapnrtment the coming aeaaan. Mr. K. B. ^riiale, who has a position in tiie linen department «f Waodsratd and Lottoop's WasUngtsn atata, spent the want lad and L^w Day witli Us famly hata. Mrs. Mary K. Pope has so far lacwvecad from tlm reeeat tiurt die Mndaraant at HaapitttI Oat aha was tarn ta bar tare- Mr. John W. Walker, at Tbe Plains, aad Mr. W. B. BaBoek and IfiaaPbta BaUeck w«t«daiigktfaoy itsirtaiasd at hmcbeoa at tike haaw «( UB. Beary F. Lyaa oa Laber Day. Mrs. Ada C Wearidi to making iasptovcmeats to bar bnslnssii pni^ erty oa Ctater Street. The riqrhgbt aa tla tiim Aaar to betag Mmavad and tka ^par stertoa fitted far Jipaitr Bethel Lutheran Chareh, Edcar Z. Pence, paator. Saaday SchM at 10:38 a. m. Preaching at 11:80 a. m. NekaaviUa Latheraa Chareh, Sanday Scfaoel at 9 a. m. aad psaaching at 18 a. «L \ ] 1HB MANASSAS JOOBtfAlk MANASSAS^ YDtGDOA UNCUKMiK After young folks git married, thsy want to be careful to have their tall- U^t Ut, so'i not to be Over.raB by rsiatlvea. Master Charles Walter Lewu, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. M. Lewto, has returned to his home, sftsr a two-weeks' visit to yitlantic Caty, where he was the guest of hto nnele, Mr. W. S. Benson. Mrs. Kate Randall, of Washington, to a vtoitor at the home of bar feon, Mr. J. L Randall Mrs. B^dall was accompanied to Manassfs by Miss Mabel Wands, who returned to Washington Monday afternoon. Messrs. Michael F. and John S. Igoe, classmates of Thos. B. Lynch, spent a few days at the latter's home en route to Belmont Abbey, Belmo^ N. C., where they wiq enter upon tlulr Itadies i9t the coming year. Mrs. Stella M. Crigler stopped off in Manassas Wednesday en rente from Iwr home in l^ltimore to S3k school-house Friday, September IS, beginning at 8 p. m. Adraisslcu, 10 Hill, Va., where she will visit her ria-centter, Mrs. D. M. Pitts..Mrs. Qngler grown folks. Refreshmoits wol be idr children and 15 cents for wib later vtoitrelativea hate. Recent guests at "Rosemont,'' home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. M. Lewto, were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Demalne, of Alexandria; MK and Mrs. T. J. TSbtar, Washiitgtui; Mia. J. h, and MIBB mma Benson, of Baltimora Mcasrs. Walker Dudley and C. E. Sillhogf erf 3tannt«m, after f pleasant toni^ thioagli tiw North, recently stepped on llidr way home for a shmrt visit *t the honw of tlmr xebtttyll, Mr. and Mrs..y. Brace Whitmore. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Bote and danghter, Ethels of Fort Uyn Heiglits, and Mrs. Albert Lawrence, of Manassas, motored to Shipman, Vs., Saturday and spent Snnday and Monday with Mr. Thomas J. Pote.. ^Mias Azma Brace WUtmors^ wlw spent the summer wtui relativea and friends at StaoatMi, retoraed to hw home yeaterday. Sbm was accompaaied home by bar annt aad coosin, Mrs. R. S. Silling, aad son, Meredith. The, Sanday Schooto of Mt. Uon Lutheran Chareh and Bethel Lutheran Church held iheir annita^ picnic August 25. The picnic was largely attended. The humarous reading* of Mrs. Bame were espectohy enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Speiden aad Miss Virginia Speiden, accompanied by their guest. Miss Howison, motored to Warrenton and New Baltimore on Labor Day and sp«it the day with Mayor and Mrs. A. 0; Weedon and the Miases Weedon. Mr. George D. Baker and hto daughter, Miss Beulah, left Wednesday morning for Martinsburg, W. Va., where Miss Beulah will vtoit Mr. Baker's stoters, Mrs. William Lemaster and Mrs. Willtom Kelley. Mr. Baker will retam tiito week. Mr. Eltofaa Reid, who has recently purchased a Ford aatomobile, ran hto machine into an embankment on the Yate's Ford road Taesday evening. The ocenpants of tbe car escaped without injury, bat the xlfih front wheel of tba aiaehine was badly dam- Miss Mattie MatUiew, of the Stone House neighborhood, left,wednesday to aittend a teachers' institute to be held at Lincoln, Loodoon Coapty,- Tharsday ami Friday. Miss Matthew will be the principal of Dayaville school, which will open on September 11. The Peter Jazs Minstreto will hold an entertainment in Bristow sold. Proceeds for school-gron&d improvonent. While Mr. J. P. Kerim, depoty sheriir, was crying a sale for Mr. C. H. Albrite, near Nokesville, last Saturday,. someone carried ob hto coat. Tie coat c<mtained papers vriiich sure of valoe only to Mr. Kerlin,-and tin party wiw tctok them to zcqoested to retorn all of tiie papers to bun..) Mr. and Mrs.-John A. Alexander and two daughters. Misses Pauline and Virginia, of Marshall, were tiie guests of Mr. Alexander's sister, Mrs. A. S. Bowtwright, on Taesday. Miss Virginia having retorned with Mr. Boatwright. on Sunday from a day's visit to Marshall, where hto little son, Sinclair, has been makiwg a Nnsit to hto uncle, Mr. Alexando'. At the regular stated commuaicati<»i of Manass^ Lodge No. 182, recently the Haza Garage has sold Since commencing business here A. F. and A. M., held last Friday Buick Fours and Sixes to the following parties: Fours Mr. W. A. John nigfatt, Mr. Andrew J. Kidw^ Diatrict Deputy Grand Master for IMktriet No. 1, paid an dbeial vtoit to the Adolphus Roy, Manassas; Mr. J. P.' son, Bristow; Ellis Bros., Nokesville; lodge. Mr. Kidwell to a memberi8( Leachman, Bristow; Mrs. D. B. Brown, Acacia^ Lodge, of Clifton, andto highly Mr. W. E. Trusler, Manassas. Sixes esteemed by Masons m tlito section 4^ Mr. J. L. Dawson, Occo<iaaa, and Mr. the State and elsewhere. W. T. Thomasson, Manassas... rang imnery Tuesday and Wednesday September.12th and I3di Haviag retarmd witii a fd Bae «f FALL AND WINTBK MILLINERY, I aa prefaced to e&er the laupt atyta ia PATTQDi AND SPORT HATS. MRS. R. J. ADAMSON MANA8SAS»VA. Glasses PiropafrJFittodtoYour Eyes meaas a satisfied patieat. Let %. A. H. C<dM9, roistered optometrist, ej^amioe your «yea aad prescribe the right glasses they wffl give yoa perfect viskm. My laaetke of many ^^ ^^ years'experience thos readers yoa the best^^^^^^ of service, same with satisfactioo. To ac-^^^h^ quaint you with satisfaction and expert eye ^^^ service, make sure and call, and I will fit yoa with the new style of frame according to your facial feature. The frame is ab- ohrte prt^aetiod against breakage. DR. A. H. COHEN REGISTERED OROMETRIST 110 Sooth WaaUagtoa Slt^^J^j^mmiriit^ y^^ Don't MiM«SiBgle Night During^ Fox Week FSEDAT, SEPTEMBKt 8, HZZ Offer Spacial Attra^iona Daring^ FOXWMIC MONDAY, SEPT. 11 WILUAM RUSSELD-IN "MEN OF ZANZIBAR,'* A REAL MYSTERY STCmV Treats of the mysteitr developed from a Boston bank cashier who absconded with funds. Is traced to Zanzibar. Another man, the hero, is suspected of the crime. And the I^ot involves several characters. Also Harold Lloyd comedy. Admission, 10c-22c. TUESpAY, SEPT. 18 SHIRLEY MASON IN "VERY TRUI.T YOURS" This is a wonderful feature. A typical Shirley Maeon picture. Were yoa ever financially embarrassed? If so, come and see how you looked; if not, come and see how she handled the pre^sition. Admission, 10c-22c. -.^ FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 EDNA MURPHY AND JOHNNIE WALKER IN "EXTRA! EXTRA!" Romantic adventure story of cub reporter who is called " upon to "deliver the goods" or be discharged. Contains romance and some melodrama. You are sure to like this one. Don't miss it. Also ^^aop's Fable. Admission, 10c-2$Sc. SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 TOM MIX IN "UP AND GOINC?* Mix appears as a polo player at his introduction and he shows his versatility hi other directions besides his horsemanship and his skul with the trigger finger. He can paddle a birch canoe like a son of Deerfoot. This idea behind the story centers upon ui old favorite formula the Northwest Mounted. If you like a real Northwest picture, don't miss Tom Mix in this one. it is lots better than hlff famous feature, "Sky Hij*." Also Pathe News. Admission Matinee, 5c-10c. Night, 10c-22c. Don't forget that we are op-to-the-minote dmggista. We pride ootselves oa the fact that we keep oar goods on the atove, thereby giving yoa the best, freshest goods that can lie had. Oar PRICES are withm keying with what any r^aue store w««m ma. If we hateaot had the pittsan ^ iaeetii«'y)m,,eeau ia talmrp U ws hea fieasore to aake yo«v acqnaintonce. ' COME TO US FOR rr "SAT rr wrib FLOWERS.** Co(^e s Pharmacy GEORGE B. OOCKX, Pnprieter '^e FIB Praacr^tioM^'* EDMONDS O PTi CI AN ^ wl«m>otow, Bi c c^ TO THB PUBLIC V, Xfes'p^ulic iss^erchy notified ttat I, B. Hateh\soa. have aeld to H. Bammokd, e( dmuhtte. Va.. atlqaaiiliiib, Va.. to be l»lmi,aaiap irhiliiiirfir*^- anyubee^traetad tot said stars oa aad Septambat^ 1, 19U, hia aaid HamaMa< is aatharisedto cenuiiae said bimfaaaa under the nasm and t^fit of tb» Qnaatiee Drur Company. Girea omier my haad MI this SM day «t Aa«aat, u-c HUGH BL mrrcmiacai. m

7 -.^ - "f^ wt^ry^ft^t'y^mi^'vt^f' iiiiihli.>"^t''-"-'"*t '. ' ' v '".' Tfi rv Ji^"nv. *y(- tp fwdat, SEPTEMBEB THB MANASSAS JOUKNAL. MANASSAS YIBGINIA PAGE SEVEN WATCH THE ANSWER I WILL OPEN A STORE AT THE STONE HOUSE ON Monday, Sept. 14th and will cany a good, new line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, i wdl also handle Flour, Feed, Etc Your patronage is invited. The best will be none toe good for my customers. ANNIE M. HAISUP STONE HOUSE, VA. HOUR FiNiSHlNG received COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY Co. i424newyorkavv: N.W WASHINGTON, OdalocoMio* i YOU CAN BUY / :' AT. FABRIC PRICES^ NateaMinritt a.lk. 1M7 9th Street, N. W. mmhhiktoii,d.c. "WMOLESALB AND RETAIL CLRECFOR&Oa BAYMARKBT. VA. i» UNDERfAKEKS nkhirr AMD flaioracraaar AT UEUTENANT GOVERNOR ' OPPOSES CONVENTION Considers It Unwise to Write a New C<MstitaUea at This Time. Col. J.. West, of Soffolk, U«ut GovarwH: of VirginU, and for many years a commanding tgure in the State Senate, i* the first Demoeratie leader to annonnee a position on tim calling of a Constitational Convention, being <^pebed to it. In a statement authorized by him, the Lient. Governor says that he finds practically no demand iot it, and expresses tiie opinion that the pres«it period of adlwtmeat is not a &voraue time lor such action, which he regards an.onnecessary and oaeless expense.. His views are antsoimced as follows: "While I do not wish to criticize the last General Assembly for snbmitting to lite qualified voters at tiie next November election, the qneetion of callbig a Oonstitatiiwkl Xkmvention, I shall vote against tite cal&ng of same. "I regard the calling of soch a convention unwise, unnecessary and a useless expense. So far as I have been aue to ascertain, there is practically no demand" for a new constitotioh, and the lul^nstminit pmod throvgfa which we are i>aiwing is eejrti^nly not a tim* m which to write a new emutitatioa. 'a trust that the Democratic Sute Central Committee, and those in charge of Democratic purty alfain, wib advise tfa^ people to vote agaiitft the calling of a Constitatitaal C6a- TwitJon." Since its. incorp<»ratipn. May 27, 1921, the Manassas Motor Co. has sold 16$ new Ford cars and trucks, 48 second-hand, 26 new For^n tractors and 3 seeond-hjnd Fm-daon tractors, a total of 66 traeuathm through tins agency.. ^Messrs. James R. Larkin, Har^ P. Dayis and George B. Cocke will go to Atlaidic City next week for their vacation. While at tiie plrasure retort these gentlemen will attend the ^Strine meeting tiiat will be held tjiere. rmr. and Mis. Charles Miller and^ children motored to Culpeper Saturday, who* they visited Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. aad Mrs. John W. Settle, and relatrves from California who are spending the summer at their former home. While in Culpeper they also visited Mr. Miller^ brother and sister, l^ey retsntcd to tkeii' ikhne Monday, leaving Master Chsiiea MHkr with his grandparents. Pir^ Licnteaai^ of fiofantry Roewell E. Round, who is at jsieeent on detail with the tank corps at Camp Knox, near Looisviye, Ky., arrived in Manassas Sunday monung OB a turty-day leave of abesaee. lient BevwTs organixatieb k expecting to to Fort BcnJaasiB HarrisoM, IndiawapeHs, lad^ dviag tte amath of September, aad he wffl Joia Us orgaaixatioe there at tke «Kinatioa of las leav«. MeaMs. J. C Parish aad M. Braee WhitaMn, of 4lw Soothen RasJ Estate ExdMBge and lasoraaee Co^Sae^ IsCt ThMsiay amnnag lor 9ee«t Ceoaty to umte preparatioim for the real cetete salea that the cempaay w9i held«atheuthaiid I4ti<at F^rview, Patteaeville aad DoMeld. M< Parish aad Whifsrs Bied hy Baa. C J. MssNs, wto ws WOUASn AUXILIAST TO MEST (Secretary) The president of the Woman's Avx- Uiary desirsa a full attendance at a meeting to be held in the Manassas High School building next Friday, September 15. Friday, September 8, was the proper date for the meetinf. Owing to a very important meeting at Sodley Clnu«h that afternoon, mat which a number of the members of the auxiliary will attend, it was thought best to hold the meeting the following day. Please do not forget the date Friday, September 16. Time, 2:30 p. m. Place, High School building. CONSOUDATED BURAL SCHOOLS The combination ef good roads and motor transportation is beginning to give material aid to the advancement of education in the country. A recent survey shows that the pupils of more tfaui 18,000 sebools in rural districts are now conveyed by motor bus from their homes to school and back on every woridng day threoghout the saiolastic year. This triumph of transportation has made possible the consolidated, rural scbool The cmutiidatcd school combiaes several school districts into one and means a laicer and better equipped achdblhoaae. In the one^oem sehoel the sane teaser teaches all ^objects to all grades, but in the eensolidate4 school eacli teacher gives instruction in only one or two grades. When several districts are thus amalgamated, it obviously means fewer and more highly < «wtified teachers Fox Hognds race meet at Snow Hill Farm OB Monday. Mr. Bullock lepmts the attendance as very satisfactory and the racing goed. Mr. Bollock states that he met smae of the county's leading breeders and farmers and that he had the promise of a number of entries for the Prince William Fair. and better tcadiing.^- Washington Poet '-.--v'- DEATH OF ADEN RESIDENT Mr. David Hm^ who moved from Coote's Store, Va., to the Aden neighborhood some years ago, died at the Alexandria hospital Sunday morning following an operation for > appendicitis. Ur. Horn was 69 years of age. A short service was held at the home on Tuesday, and there were further services at Valley View Church, at which place burial took place. The deceased is survived by a widow and six <:hildren. The pallbearers were Messrs. F. R. Rhodes, A. H. Green, D. E. Earbart, David Arnold. Adam Strawdcrman and H. A. BeU.. B][JLL RUN HOUNDS RACE MEET Mr. W. B. Bullock and daughter, Miss Floi», attended the Bull Ron Among those who attended the race-i^eet from Manassas were Messrs. Saftn nomtmi, C JK. Larkin, Payton Laridn, WilUam Hill Brown, Roewell Round, Allison Hooff, Fkul Williams and Roy Gray. IS CHIVALRY DEAD? While hanging to a strap in a crowded Fourteenth street car, I ssw a gehtleman witii snowy locks and kind old face board the car. Many of the seats were filled with "thingr*" dressed in men's clothes, but not one offered his seat to the old man. Finally a young lady got up and asked the aged one to sit down. The old fellow's face beamed, but he kindly refused the seat until the yoimg lady insisted. Still the "things" dzwsscd np as men did not show there was a spark of manhood in them and let the young lady remain standing O. B. Tarver, in Washington Herald. THE MANASSAS JOURNAL ILSO Slgin Railroad Standatd C. H. ADAMS jkwms IfANASSAS. VIRGINIA...Dealer la.. Watclies, Qocb and Jeweiiy Fine Watch Bepatateg a SpesiaUr The UniTersity of Yvginii EDWIN A. ALDERMAN, PncideBt THE TRAINING GROUND (V ALI< THE PEOPLE Departments represented: The College, Graduate Studies, Education, Engineering, Law, Medicine, The Sum> mer Quarter. Also Degree Courses is Fine Arts, Architecture, Business and Commerce, Chemistry, etc. Tuition in Academic D^>artments free to Virginians. All expenses reduced to a HERE rr IS AT LAST *is SELECTIVE TYPE For any Ford Car, Oiie-Ton Thick Gar with Truck Attachment or Keep your feet off the low speed pedal and ride in com* fort up any hmi No road or load can stop you! minimum, Loan funds avaui^ie for men and wommt. Address THE REG ISTRAR, University. Va YouTl heavier loads and use less gas and oil Youllget higher road qieed with Wss motor speed and vibration Cm ym ktk DiMriTe ftr piwer ant fhtskm for speei YM pcnte 90 per ccirtff &etimwttoitng IkF«ni bwspeed bad. lakes amtrack tke cheapest ne^m carrier m tbe MffkcL A WarM Tmsaissiii pays fiir isdr lidi^y Ik ise M sires, Ike freaicr aikage pff fak ad 1 ^ liafaim is Ike efd af mi» Warwij ar ax m feri yei bre a or er track tki^ ewjlkii except price CHOii HMrefi el fenn Mre. wip an mm tier wt I price; ; J AUTMHmiLB HXABSB KODAK FD k^! I For daar, nappt frtati aafl yo«r stdats t» 1% FWSe LBboMtMiea m Taattk Straet. M. WaduagtoB. D. C We are aaexceoed ia Kodak ing, Eriargiag aad Cepyiac. Orders mailed C O. D. Parcel Post f<rfl0wing day after leeeipt. Can famish board aad looas ttm two school giris. B. M. Roof. Maaassaa. Va. 17-2* CliB^bpoi^ no JoBmal eoee received a very liliawnl caq last Sataviay aftenoea boa Br. Bdward M. EsOsBsa. ef Chicago. Mr. HoDsaeB, with Us wife, stopped ia Msnassas ea dmir way tnm Caawte ts their pispusty at WmieviBe for t^ porpoac sf haviag admitted to probate tiae wib ef hts lale Bade, P. HoDesea, wke, after having dispatched important papen to Us Mphew, eobbutted aoicide ia NOTT Jeney. By vtrtoa of the wffl Mr. HoUeaea eeaes iato.^ososoaiea of nnwsiiit I ahu pivpeity, a part of which is the real estate at MianieviDe. Wbilo Mr. HoUeaen if^.o^ expect to live pcmaasbtly in Priaea Williaaa Covaty, he wib probably eatablish a SIMII hom at villb. Manassas Motor Co, MANASSAS, VIRGINIA

8 »^^ppiwf If., I I iilippp5?*»'^pp«r«"fipippppf'wpipf^p?wi9i»p!ip m^im^ "iiil.uwjii.vi.j.11 WiPRP PAffl: EIGHT THKJIAKiyWAS JOPBMag»^«AKASSAa» fttcaiu FBIDAT, SEPTEMBEB 8> 1»2> The Four^ AiliiiuJ Exhibition of the Prince William FAIR WILL BE BETTER - THAN EVER Sept aiveared CMnfortable and eootaat THREE DAYS THREE NIGHTS Have You a Catalogue? sa RUST &GILLISS BATMAKKSi; TIBGINU REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE USED CARS STUDEBAKEll sets a mark for yon to dioot at Used Gara ^en bottthtfitiltt ikaro som to tofl^ aad goaranteed to i»«t8e. BUIGES DODGES FORDS STUDEBASEltS SPECIALS 1918 SCtMieiMacer, OwllMrt ltl7,$2fltt 1919 SUiifolMker, $450. ftaad: ** $SW Studtbakert are au RtbuUtand Ouaranteed SimUar to N«w FranklmSOTS MalnSld h STUDEBAKER ft 14th Stnet, N. W. HIGH GRADE RANG APPARATUS THE WONDE3tFUL AERIOLA Radio, la the latest additioa to American homeufe. It is a unique eombinatioii of uqlify and entaitai^aeit, intensely interestins: to every member of the family. These Aeri^ Sr. sets are easily and quickly testified by amateor, novice or expert. Operates MI one No. 6 Iky C«iL Does not require Storage Battery. The Aeriola Sr., is featar«sd by its extreme simpuci^ ttf operation, absence of comidieated adjustments, lij^t in wei^t, portable, and depmdable. The inice is within reach of every family. When it is omvenioit, let us demmistrite the A«nqla Sr. to yoo. Price $6S WBITE& BOTSCCf St, H W. ffu)i«hii.d.c iua 7M7 Medd S-Xyt T^ ' Ifsa WITT-WDl CAPITAIXT BUILT ^ MATKHfAlXT IJSaD WITT-WILL 0(MtPAIfTr3«C. UNStrc^M.a. _ CKNTBAL AUTO CO.. WAULACB * BBBaiNG..» - - Mil I Ta. BABCAINS IN KaOOMDrTKHTSD TKUGS8 Steam, H^ Water and Vi4x>r Heating Plants D» y«i kww tkat MOW h tk* PLANT? H WMf km j^m lmt*«a cav. M «AsooLA mm WATia aaaxing FLANT. TOT < Write or Phooe C. H. WINE "^S^*^ BAPnSTMINISIER DIES AT OU) AGE Pastor for Fifty Years at Upparvflle Choreh-^^iuianl laifely Attended. (ContintMd from Page On*) e»t Joy in Mrviag his MaaUr hj kadtng them to Him. His paamog waa ^h as should mark the ckaa of such a Ufa Snrrooaded by membws of his devoted family aad friends while his body grew weaker his splendid miad remained unimpaired almoet to the very last, and with a faith almoet sumime he assured those about him that he was "(mly wbitjag." But a few hows b^ore the ilnal summons came he later he lost cmiscionsneas, mad his taoue s;hrit left its feeble tenement as be calmly 'Yell aale^ in Jeens." The funeral wy held in the Upperville Baptist Oiureh Monday afternoon and was largely attended, many being unable to gafai admiaaiwi. One could w^ beueve it was Just serrtee as Dr. Lake would have wished simple, ' but impressive eoadueted by his brotbsr ministers and other personal friends who had known mul loved him. While no sermon was inweched, devotional services were hdd, eobsiating of the singing of his fkvmite hjrmns, prayer by Rev. R..P. Sixey, ot Hamiltcm, reading of appropriate acripture by Bsfv. Dr. Charles T. Hemdon, who spoke ihriefly but feelingly <rf Dr. Lake's life and charaetm-, as du also Bev. T. Caagett «fcianor,,d. D., of CotaaUa, & O, and Rev. W. E. Gibaoh, D. D., of Bkhnumd. At the coodii^m of tbaae tribotas burial todi fteee ia baantifttl Ivy HiU Cemetery Just outside the town of UpperviUe. Services at the grsv* were eoadneted impressively by tfee K«v. GL #. Papidas, of WasUngtoa, aad ivo!* condidad with ttm beafdie- «oa by tiie Sarv. lb:. Adidas, o^ loddleburg. The Horal tribntas, in the dmrch and at the grave, were numw^ t and beautiedl in the eztreomk knrely testimmuala to the affeeti<m aad vett«ati<» in whidi Dr. I^dn ms hdd \fj all who knew him. PareeOviUe Katar^jse. eoalproducnon llarlynormat Major Alexander Forward, Fad AdBdaistratM> for ViigiBia, Caoaes ms OOee. Richmond, Va.«Sept 7. Puel r^alatim in ^^rg^nia haa ended, and State Fuel Administrator Alexander Forward ia dosing his olbce. Coal prodnetioa has now reached nearly Bocmal, and ia extracted to g»so far idwve mhrmal as to soft coal during the next few weeks as to take care even ot the shortage which has accumulated throut^kwt the long strike. With the anticipated reop«^ag of the anthracite mmea, it is beueved the emergency ia practically at an end. New priority udars as to car snp- ^, joa teued by the Interstate C<wi- Bseree Coaomissiaa, BMde it certain Cliat retail coid deakn, as well as maanfactoms of food aad food emitaiaers, can get snpidiea of coal-em preferred mevemeat. Posaibly a week may elapae before the minee win be cleared cf the priority elaas ore ordenjbow c«brad, after which there be aa \u19le wapgir tt Utaainooa coal for ad porpoaea if the railreada eaa had it AdaUaistTator Fonvard haa released all local fuel discribntioa eammitteea, after thankib? thma Ivt their patriotic and eociebt serviesa. The State Advisory Coauaittee wib be k^«in existsaee for a tiasa^ to wat^ devek^aaeata, aad ahoald aaothtf saaanmai ariae, the lacal eoandtteea may be called iato actioa. This is not ^^eeted, however, ualees railroad tiaaspoztatiea beca«aee greatly crippled ae a reaalt of the strike. The coat of fuel aihalaibtiailoii in Virginia haa beea amrely ~ *r-l. eeveriag aeceaaary eace expensea of AaaistaBt. Administrator Bcaj. L. PiBcea aad Us staff. BagiriatloB haa enabled the todaatriaa laeantial to dvttiaatioa to ftotetioa regularly, aad Mr. Forward haa been able to prevail ckamg of aay factory, eave some af the brisk BMe plaala and two or admra Har a ahort tfam. it ia a aooraa af Ha loat hseaaas ef the failure to get eoal for redrytag. SpecW efforto tre awda la this diiaellaa to thefanaara fma leea ef tfrntr crop. lanassas Tranfer Cte w. a ATHST. THOBOUCaPABB Miss Catherine Bsggott has returned to her home ia WashingtSn, after an extended stay with friends here. Ueasrs. L C. Jac<^ and C. H. Kyser were Manassas visitors on Saturday. Miss Anne GriOth has retanwd to her home here, after an extended stay with her siatar, Un. ivlk Bhedas, of near Aldie. Mr. W. H. Butler is spending this week in Washington. Mr. Curl Garriaon, of Alexaadria, was a recent guest of his parents, Mr. aad Mrs. C L. Garrison. Mr. Harvey Winkle. <rf Woodstock visited Mrs. Winkle hers for the week-end. Messrs. Wads Bntlw and Norria SheHoa motored to Waahfatgton MI Tueaday. Quite a few of tite Thoroughfare folks attended the MarshaU Fair on Thursday of last wash. Mr. Lee Mayhngh, of Camp Humphries, waa a a^hborbood viaitor iot tha week-end. PARTS FOR AUTQHOIHa^ Bine and lanion.pears, axles; springs installed while ymi wait. Send for any part ymi may need. CAREY A. DAVIS Ave., N. W.^ WadiliWtoB, D. C. FhpDo Fnmklin 2626 DB. L. P. HOOOB L a TO' Niagara FaUs Atlantic City AND RETURN Oa SpedHc Detoa D i ^ JUIS. JULY, AUGUST akd SEPTBM. BEB. " ruriit rtgialit iflriu a E. BUBCCSSk Oivhiaa PaaeeaM SMdwn RaSway Systes I42S F SOMt, N. W. WadUa8toi^J>.< TIRES! TIRES! teaender mm These "nres are abaofaitely FIBST8, and carry the PACTORT GUASAN- TS& ALL TDOS ARB IN THB ORIGINAL WRAP!%R& ' aiksh nam SIxd saat ttadlt Ceri, nrat. fujg Fabric Card TUtaa 7.n«U.M UO OM XIM SJ6 17JM ttm %M VIM BLM t» t»m tm aats AIL OBDBB8 OUB SPBCIALTT SHIP 8AMB DAT KCrt Tirarf Smir Co. M H Street, N. W. WAiuummm, D. C OnsaHs If you are in tiae marleetfor PwtofB Iront^ Fans Ranges APPLY TO Frank Gue, Jtjt, SaperiatcMkat P^Ue UtiMi^ Ti ef Maaaaaaa. /^ M mt DULIN & MARTIN CO. (or the Bride «ctft of kstioff chana aad praeucal aha wio ba praad to JM h. htk HM BUM MUad a gift Cnil tui otowlahbiwt imnmi ltg>mi^ aai ibmamttsvaallty. SILVER GLASS CHINA LAMPS, (HaiBCTS OF AST aocsbfuiimii^illngs AM Jliil <M«a or ibqabkb wi netif* WKomH aad cuifbl aitcatim*^ 1216 r STACET AND daxr^ct WASHINGTON, D.C. i» ; -,. J - 8 BIG DAYS Oct. ^JJPNpsnji^i^^ ^HQ ggyg, 7vis MS" -?-*r ** "1 f!2» «*«>is ixevailg in oar kitchan. Hone you win find no haah^kmiaa metlieds ooi^yed. Nothing is taken for granted. When yoa give yoar wder ytm can rest assorad it wfli taste ri ^ We know this, for with as cooking is a sdenee, not gneaawotk. ThaA is why what strikes yoar fancy today win tasta Jdantjeally as good the next time yoa order jt. Wehave^faad our avfteg hooae cleaning and wa woold amcaciile a vidt -We feed yea w«b far SANITARY LUNCH Dvwa Igr Sugar, ai9 qoaiititj, Tic lb Fruit Jars, Tin Cans, Jar Tf^M Jar Rubbers, Jdly Glasses lunotbyseed^fertilizers of ae Kinds J. R BURKE & CO. MANASSAS, IBGINU *%TcrytUag oa Earth to Eat" ^i. o

9 mbktkmmtama i, itu maway BODY URSCHRIAICR Awarti Indilll Work «VaAiHon-Lli bichwiiri^ raiiftt CooBtjri lb fmi eak^blf mlila hi cbbcraxb amrth ef Falling Creek to the Dutch Gap ro^tm tm RiehBM«d-Pet««: borg htttftjr. mth the hridttj awarded last Mft this wiu ceapml the coaoeu ftmb Rkhwad te n. terabqrg.) Four and bii«e-fobrtha miles at atimait*» HMtNM4 amlii>s»» ntkmul PAGEiOMl leeacrmi tnm Sdieft imt «B ilb tth *HWX iift «tt 01 fet** M tikk saim road between Csnllaiid iumi the IM!M^t^i>tt«iiNfflk; theft NorfoBc, Portsmouth. Suffolk, Frank- Hilas of eoacrete from Virginia Beach the Sosaex County line. woletdy rabihiii maap of *» aifttl Bn. l^chmmtt highway.j toward rnwahiiit aad RidusriMt ax atilee of iiwilift.fwa Wd of hsiaiui the Alheaaarle aad LeoiM < As aoea aa tbi ItfhlJlte HI ihwrovwd The tra«i ttp UWween Iti- pn^aowai4 fl^l«ttmlp«ii. RWl ^ieds.^lrhhn the.mmv ia W the IWaral.QbVtfnm^ Jk hal- Mk and ^fsl, dt WUl aa thb dimbn and fiostk w«a IKM this pmlfid fbr i^ bine nsmt, thaw Oee of the roaiifehtiireenmpm and STMit part ttjfce M tdosk^ has haeii t» eompleted IWether «MI t ««rfc ander way fiwi Otaziottei^rtti to with- to StoiltoB throokh' wiu ha a nrfteod road trob VOh naaklin will A M. With M warii Onaaeed by ilbertson ^ hmma.) UiW being conh^ftlbd from C8tttlaml Bridge ov«r AaaamocMfe Creak on in two mol W the Ldlfitt line abdjvflle. T Richmond, Sept 7. CoMneto for three bri^gw and two road projects totaling 1840, wore awarded doringr the paat week by the State Highway Commiasion-white on a tour of inspection with the Governor in the aobtliwest and through the Valley. Bida will be received for one bridge and road project* totaling miles at an approximate cost of 1700,000 on December 19. These represent the first gitoding of the new miu ot the Staik Highway Commiasfam, whkh wlb «k Mmiped kp My other contracts to lite «clent ute present balance and the anticipation of the mill tax receipts available Deeember 20 will permit. However, the majority of contracts from now on will have to be eat of fond* available Iraaa loans made under the Bobcrtsoa act Were it n«t for the fact tltat the embaigoea have slowed op work on contracts under way, and will have a similar effect on cpntracts being let, it would i>e necesaary for the State to forego letting contracts ther than with Robertson act money mtil next year, as the cash bahmee on hand until the mill tax reeci^ come in would not be suffiddbt to meet the monthly estimates and,take care of the new contracts being started, in the time intervniing. The end>argoes have curtailed the estimates (iiie contractors ^pproximacdy 1300,000 per month by preventing etmtraeton from gettin ; their mat*- ribos lit raljdly as th«t could p«ih tlie i^m. ttik deplirtiaent has eoi^ tracts fhady & be adtertis^d «H.^riiich s^iiikild be stkrted «ow bi or4«r to U3u advanttl{i» of fkvoraufc ««at]flr cosdioona, b^ wmdi malt «i h«li y ^ IHIUI the latter part «ftqptember and October in order that the department may be certain to ^ have the money to pay the oontaractdn when the estimateb begin comiag'm. The fiii^way Department heads '. tte very much worried over the outloek for etautnetion in There liflibe only^ about S,MO,000 avaoabtc for new cmitra^ oat of new State and federal f^i^ which inehide tiie mm tax effected December 20, The proceeds of the mill tax couect- ^ in December of this year will UfTgely, if not entirely, taken up,5 contracts let this month and next It will be September or Octobor of 1923 before the -department can i^ferd to let contracts against the 1923 ioull tax, ^which will produce ap-' proximatdy $1,806,000. TWa wowd leave \only l;260,000 of State and FedenJ fitatds ib addition to the small amount if any, left over from the 022 mill tax to expend between Jan-, nary 1 and September. The work of the State Highway Departmoit will be confined to roads built with Roberts»i act money and expending the antodtobtle tax en maint«)aac«. Tti cdiltraieta awardisd last wedc are for the following projects: Biidge over ^BappahawMdc Rivcc at Falmouth, near Fredericksburg, on the ffichiim»d-washingt««ugh- " way; sabatruietare wily, Uttjar ConstraetioK Coknp^,.$30,43AS»; superstroetere only, At&ntlc Bridge Company,. Boaaoke, f«i,030. Total. 93,464Ja Bridge over Spring Branch on Bris- %al-vimm*» highway, Piiarici C««i- «y, H. a Tomer. Roanoke, S,88U7. BrUg* and approachn over Swift Creek, «t tiie gida«ead-ivt«*uit Ughway, CarpeBt«A SHsdCneo, FMersborg, $10, One-fourth atile of bitubiiiieas maeacfun betwcra Bremo KwM to New Canton oik Chvlottesvae-Famivtne road to L. J. Chandler, VlrgUiaa, $ TMI miles oi Utaminous wa«nwlam between Pulaski and Max Meadows, en the Bristol-Roaaoke' highway, to Battershill, Good* * day, of Richmond, $22?,«12J«. The projecta being-wdvcrtiaed for September 19 arc: One mile of surfacing of bitamiaons macadam between Fairfax C H. xid Chantilly; foar and tiiree-foarths miles of bitnmiaons macadam «concrete from Statibn 1490 to Mt Zfen - Church; ooe-lmlf mfle of sarfachig fajtamineaa macadam adjoining; and 6 miles bituminous macadam or eonciete fram Chaataiy to tha Leadoan Cenaty Uaa, dl et wfakh is lb Fate- (kx County on the road from WiadMBter te WaaUagton. TlMae prejects were made possible throat loans under the Robertson act I I CASH FOR YOUR ADTO liftakoltss OV CONDtTllUt. WS tot. MLL AltD tbads glattbkt MOTOK OOi M G S«s«< X. W. BiC BIG AUCTION fifrgt iptf ^ --^ ONE MILE NOlltHEAST OP MANASSAS, VIRGINIA sss 3S&^ iu^ beginning Prbm^tly at 10 (ydock, A.*Mi amudg # 1. Ai X^MM f! * 9ay mare and roan iiiar«v6 xearl ou» «4eiidid tfojrkerlfl^jhwlier^ weigi 12j)0 gpimds; black driviiigmar^ 12 years, ol^; 10 QOWS 2 J^rseys»4 (^eriiseys,4 Hdlsteinsi-an wffl tbis f^ ij^itb thdir t ii^ calf; 7 tiite hdgs, we^ SO A^; tailii tntck With hay frame, 2-hor8e wagon with bed; manure ^^eaiter, fckid -^ n^h; bdginri in good condition; i 3ariilg wagon, ridins cultivator, good as new; disc harrow, good asnew; springtooth harrow, good condition; Oliver chiltcid plow, nd. 20; Inti^hatidfMBd f^m gritlder, good ais new; 1 douue and two single shovel ^WSiSi^ienJ sets of single andddabie^^^^ grinditone; lot of forks, i^oveu, hoes, etc.; 2 sets <rf wagfin haiiiess, lot. d^ single bug^ hau^ prc^erty is in innnber <»» conistion; ^ v PpLaval se; coof ator» No* 15ifa^ippiiic«H(idition; dairy bdiler, never hu had fire in it butj^nce; U^; lot m mi& cans, buckets and tubs; ir<hi kettle, wa^iing machine good as aew«only been used a few months; 1^ b. ^ Fairbanks-Morse gap oigbe. I wio also seb a pi^ of jny houi^dmd»i^perty, a9imstmg irf good range, ia ranges C(M4 neathig stov^ 60 gatt<m cm tank and cot \. ^ Valuable 55-Acre Dairy Farm This farm is situated one mile northeast of k>cated for dahry purposes; 32 acres are in sell 15 acrei of grewbg corn, 5 of edisage Manassas, on the Centreville road, and is ideauy cultivation and the balance b in grass. 1 will also com and 3 of cow pea^ also about 10 tons straw. Fiv^Passenger Ford Touring Car, 1918 Model ^TERMS:-"Sumsbf $10.00and undo*, cash;, over that amount a credit six months riu be given, die purc^ser executing interesl-beaiing, negotiable note, with approved security, payable at the nofhc^ NatioDii Bank of MittUMtate tlrms ON FARM made kno#il on day of sale. W. b. GllEEN, Ahctkifiier H. T; 9AV1E&, GMc CHAS. B. mujer m^m^dk dammb moim

10 ,y,-t.i;._ti-.ij pim I,. l.lf^vwi ;:»fjf,- IJJW.I.iPWi I I.Mf ^T.' <,'7-'-.-^.-tJ- :-5f^- ^,.,,,Ji PHll 1 ^ JII:-. -^^r" PAGE TEN THE MANASSAS JOQSNALk MANASSAS, TnfiOOA FRIDAY. SEPTEBIBER 8, 1922 m 6AME PRESERVES FOR WILD LIFE Agreement Ftons Provided by Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Richmond, V».. S«j>t. 7 The SUt«Game Sanctuary system, which u now beine established in Virginia by Commissioner L«e, of the Department ut Game and Inland Fiiberiee, under Chapter 93. acts 1922, {s one of great importance as a conservative, practical feature in wild life conservation. The system has tlie unqualifted endorsement of the game; departments in Pennsyh-ania, New Yorfo Ohio and other States, which have been operating under a similar system for years. Chapter 93, acts 1922, provides that any land-owner may enter into an agreement wiu^ the Commissioner of Game and Inland Fisheries whereby his land may be used as a game sanctuary for a period of not less than three years, and when such an agreemeiit is made, "it shall be unlawful for any person (including the owner of the land) to kill or capture or disturb any wild animal, or to kiu or capbire or disturb ai^ wild birds, their eggs, nests enr young," tliereon. The commissioner is aathnrised to give pwmits for the ItO^tt of only predatory animala and birds on sneh sanctuaries. County game wardens have been furnished with santtnary tgnemeat forms ai^ have been inatncted to accept tracts of land'of an acreage at not less than 250 acres, and to see that those sanctuaries are located four or five miles apart These sanctuaries act as reservoirs, so to speak, from which the game will flow oat and stock tiie sorroonding country, where it may be taken by hunters in the open- seilson. In Pennsylvania the deer have become so wise that, on the approach of the hunter,^ they take to th* nearest sanctoary, thon ^ it be aevwral miles away. Th«s«sanetuariea ssorra as cities ti refogc, whieh wtift BQ condition may be violated. They serve, in a sense, both for pcotaetion and for pnqisgation. Tentative plans of Comwrisrioner Lee conten^ilate the planting off Kaffir com, millet, peas and other f«ed on these Teserves, and also the «>aetion of shelter pens for the pbntaetion of birds daring severe wc^ier. Hie believes that a chain of natural havens for e^une,. augmented bj game raised on the State Game Farm, will result in «goodly supply of bob-wute partridges at all times, togetiier with other game Inrds and animals. A maximnm penalty of tm will be asked by the State against any person killing: any bird or «1tn*1 within the limits, of a sanctuary. All persons interested in Oe preservation of wild gams are r^iuested to notify at once game wardens and ex oado game wardens of any vicdation of the sanctuary laws, these otteers having been espedally eharged to give State game sanetnaries tiieir particular attention. Commiasioner Lee intends to see that the sanctity of the game sanctuaries is at all times respected and will invoke the law to the extreme limit against any and all violaton. BKENTSVILLB A great deal of interest is being manifested in the revival services being held in the Bspdst Chorch every night this week. Kev. Cox, ctf C«lpeper, is assisting the pastor. Miss Dora Laa is vistting ht Wai' renton. Her siitar. Miss Vada, is in Gainesville. - Miss Sallic Cooper, of Washingtcn, is spending her vacatim with hur mother here. Just because the BrentsviHe Ball Team had played seven vietorions games in sneeession did net keep them from being game losers nimn the Woodbridge aggrcgatioa beat them IS ta 1 at Woodbridge last Saturday. Oar boys umfij ^yed "eat of luck," as 16 clean hits were made, and Woodbridge did not get «sesre until in the third iiming. They wib visit us next Saturday. Come out and see if ovr lack changes. Mim. John Donovan is visiting her father. Mr. AiUaon, ihw ii very in at his home near Area)*. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Keys, ef Wadtingtso. 9sat a few teys hers this Mr. James Keys and Mim Mamie Cennts wet* qoietiy asarried last Toasday memiag at the home ^ Bev. J. R Cooke, at Greeawidt. After a short hsneymeon they will reside at Mr. Ktij** home hoe. We extend to \jttera alt good,wishes. IF TOU WANT TOUR PRXNTENO Wtmt TOU WANT IT IST MANASSAS JOUBfAL MANAMA!^.74,.^_ Live Stock, Farming Imple ON MUJFORD ROAD, TWO MILES WEST OF = Having decided to discontinue farming, I vrill off«for sale, on Faurview Daury Farm, two nules west of Manassas, on j ^ on abovenanied date, tlie fobowing perm^ f i^ta ^f/\#*lr 2 Korses, good size, work anywhere; 13 cows 2 pm*e JLJVC wlock bred Holsteins, one with calf by side; one heavy vdth cal^ sev^i grade Holsteins that have been milking about two months two old milkers and two dry cows coming in about time of sal^ 2 pure bred Purbc gilts about five months old; pure bred Pohmd^hina sow with li^er four weelks im. These pigs can au be respbtered. T? r,^itmm\l^'t nr I««^w%.1^«i«^^««i«A Two-horso wagon (Hixscm make) r armmg implements with extra seiof low wheek, GOlumbia milk wagon. New Idea manure spreader. Farmers' Favorite grain drill, Johnston mower, T bar roller, %racuse steel beam l^ow, three-horse springtooth harrow. Buckeye riding cultivator, three one-horse cultivators, smoothing harrow, A harrow; single, double and triple tree^ harness, collars, bricoes, etc*; Lowden grappling hook with about 100 feet cl rope and pulleys, grindstone, FORD MILK TRUOC, in good condition. r\^ i,*w^ 'JC^mmZm'^wm^mAw^t' Steam boikr, sterilizer. Root milk cooler, Llairy IliqUipinem cans, buckets, pipes, etc^no. is DeUval cream separatcnr, good as new. ^ ^ TERMS: Sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of six months will be given, the purchase executing interest«>bea^rinff, negotiable note ifrith approv^ security, payable at the Peoples National Bank of Manassas No goods rcmoyed untfl terms are complied with. W. D. GREEN, Auctioneer a p. BUCHER a RAYMOND RATCUFFE, Clerk Lmck Wi Be Served hj the Sisters' Aid Society ef the Onrdi ef the Brethrea The Journal, $1.50 a Year in Advance AND WORTH THE DIFFERENCE

11 nidat. seirnam s, inz WE MANvlflSAS loubhal. MAtihmhK TBGOOA wtmmmamammbsbsmmsaamasbbsabsssaaisasaaes CUftC» y inoti'- JITIU T l'-7 vt-i, -.":.. z.ij; J "1 Ijarkiii - Dorrell Cmiqiany '» "! ^ DMlriMonol Lam Dury Feci Enise Fec^ Bni, KUofs IMu Fed Meal Mib htci Fetl CottftB Seed Ikal PALMO MIDDUNGS Horse Feeds Oats, Cracked Cora, Shetted C«n, Feed Meal IMasses Feed, RoDed Oats and Cera POULTRY FEEDS Littk duck Scratck Feei Poahry Cracked Cera lal^ dock Starter, Growmg Mask, Laynf Mask Oyster SkeBs Beef Scrai»» GrH Tlimliil Fam Wagons, EmmoB finw^ Manassas, Virginia sm To Naiitaiii a Stambrdis hot al^ys an easy task. In the$e times when IJie public is clamoring for something ch^^)«r, ifs a gr^t temptati(m for merchantsjto cheapen their products. We have always refused to do thi» for the quality, here must be keep up. We buy only the best and sell only the btest and at prices that are coqe^stent with astandurd quality. Selling only meatd we have no "baits'^ to throw out. Our only inducement fw you to buy is: Quality plus Service and Sanitation. Our steadily increasing patronage warraqts us in oinr belief to fight alcnigfthis line and not be tempted to resort^to the line of the least resistance. Your childroi wiu receive every kind attention here. May we sen^ Saunders' Meat Market Week^^End Outings I vu - C VIA SOUTOERN RAILWAY S^S^TIi FROM MANASSAS, VA. TJU AN9 BABUSOSCBinQ^ TA^ TO BUVK TA, BfCUIHf^ TO Afexandria, Va., Washington, D. C AND RETURN Low Round-trip Fare WSKN TOU YffilT WASQNGTON DQSn FAIL TO OONaOLT PSYCHIC ZANCIG '"^^ STUIMO 14M L STREET, N. W. Fd RcMUnff, $2.M. Appotataoit. M. 112 WASHINGTON, D. C. ^ ^ B«T. T. H. M>rIi«o4 prmclwd at tiw oanal hour Ja UM Piraabyteriaa Quuch Soadsy amraing. Ktv. C J. Fry luw rataraad ttvm hi* path's vaeatlob ipcnt ia V«riBAiit. He prmcbad the mornint»ad veninc rvicm. Then was picnic given for the. conmnnity Monday (Labor Day) at the farm home of Bev. C J. Fry. Quite a number went with full baa* keto of lunch. The Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of lira. Quiffg Tuesday night with a good attendance and aeemed to have an enjoyaue time. Hra. Claude Brawner and ehildran, of Dumfries, are visiting at her fa>ther's, Mr. C. H. Adams. Among the Labor Day and weekend visitors were Misses Jeanne Sau- '.ber, Miriam Buckley, Messrs. Irvin 'Quigg,^ Garland and liobaon Sproker. The residents of the hamlet were awakened to the terrific downpour of rain early last Saturday morning, and the rain continued for some hours' at a terrific rate. The Pope's Head titnek was higher than it has beeia for years, and the other streams accordingly. Neither rural carrier was able to make his fuq route on account of tiie high wate^ *Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Watson have a sale of their personal property September 11. Mr. Watson has a situation Offerttd him, and they will move to the city, llwlr many friends here ara very sorry to have-them leave us, but wish tiiem all success where they are going. Miss Augusta Hobey is somewhat improved in health. Miss Buth Quigg left Wednesday «f this week for EariysvOIf, where she wiu teach during the coming school session. Mr. Carver has jwned bis wif^ at the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Council! in the village. Mr. Carver is just back from a trip to the Orient, where he went to boy goods for some of the most prondimdt firms of the country, BIrs. W. H. Clark, of Fairfax, has been a recent visitor to friends b thib community. Miss MOdred Lewis entertained a number of her young friends last Sat^ xaikt night. t 'iotm lutharine. Doak has ^een spen&is^^w vfcation'at ber. home near the vql^ce. ' Miss Bosamond Burke is'sp«>din^ her vaeatimi with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Benn and family are home from their vacation. Miss Elisabeth Detwiler toojc a typirt's examination Tuesday of titu week in Washington. September has been about as hot hs uiy of the summer months thus far. '. Mrs, Isaac and son, Billy, have retamed to their hom^ in Baltimore. Quite a number of the Masons visited Manassas lodge last Friday night. Mr. John Carta has Joined the U. S. Marines. '" Q Misses Miriam and. Frances Buckley entertained a> numbor of their young friemb Monday afternoon. Mr. John Fergnsoa is faonie from 'tite university, where he has hem tafciac. the wauuet course. BUCKHAU. a know net what the truth may be, I tdl H as twas tdd to me." Mrs. Jaaperii annt. Miss MacDonald, vhw has been visiting here for the past few wedcs, returned to her home at Calpeper Wednesday. Misa NeDie Baymend, of FUbKlel- Irida. is viatttag her puronts, 1^. and Mrs. F. F. BaynMNrf, and brrther, Mr. A. F. Bsiyasend, and fami^. We beg to corrset a mistake of a Teeent isaaa. Mr. W. J. Jasper pardtased the SmaHwood plaee 9i his brother instead «l Mr. Thorpe. Tha church bdl was j^aead hi the heltfiry Thnraday aad was usad for ssrviea ftaaday. We bdiava most people enjoy hearing ito dear tones peal ao* the boor of worship. The week on tha tower has ceased until soaw material aiilsea timt has been delayed on aeeaaat af tiw n^rtiad sitaatmmk Mr. aad Mrs. F. J. Chaader spent Sunday evskfaw with his sister, Mrs. Frank Goe, aad family, eif Manassss. Mrs. W. J. Jasper b imprevteg from her recent ilhiass Ifr. mn Bfawaar is at hmm tus week msrsiag a laam hack. waa having in Monday. Mra. F. J. Chaitdar wid teaa tha Puieril sehsai te Ceiss DMriet the comiac year. Sehaol wib bs«fai Saptemhsr IS. Mr. HiUeary Speakes drava up to Laeshog Sunday, retarniiw Mowtoy. accompanied by his wife ud littte Minnie Janette, who have been visiting at the patamal King home. Mr. WiU Kline is flhing his silos this wea Mrs. Frank Cue and son, Ferris, of MB""««*. called on her father, Mr. B. ^ CteBfilar. Ws^»i»y ifftar- Mr. Joe Bsnsloyy of Alexandria, visitwi her mother, Mrs. G. W. S«Bsley, Monday. lb. James Speakas has a boil on his left wrist that is causing him (Bonsiderable suffering. Mr. Weaver has finished moving onto Itis farm, just south of here. Miss Annie King, of Leesburg^ijd visiting her sister, Mrs. Bi^p Speakes., ""' " ~BUY~ PAINT&VARNISH DIRECT FROM MANUFACniRER WE OFFER EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ON Brushes Window Glass Windshields Headlights WatsosPaiBt&GlissCo tfa StTMt, N. W. Wa^mgton, D. C. TOP RECOVERING f P)U8^o«iriiic (SBSB) 124-^ 5 PtiaB. Trarinf QMXt») $28^(89 7 PUs.iyMKHBflr M,>482-$J< Best IktoUe Teztmre BiKtcfU GaamrtMd Two Tms Wislnq^M Aiil«Top Co N. Y. Ave., N. W. WndiiiiKton, D. C. Hopwooiys POPULAR PRICE FURWTURE Alt STOVE STORE... 8ti ami 1 treeu. M. ff., WASHINGTON. D.C. Befrigerater rempswy VpniGKRATOBSS aai 0(HJ> ttfi^tfugb BOOMS THAT AKB S.U.P.B.B.I.O Write Csr U«. F. St WaMngia^ D. C LCOLIGHT lectricity f\v- F. R. HYNSON DBALBB OCCOQUAN, VA. PLBASB TAKB mntcb Msasssss, August 4, IML I harthy give notiee that I wih net he responsible for aaytidng getton en my aeeeoat axespt hy my ««issmedtate famsy ar by wiltton erdsr from ma. Dr. B. F. Men. 14-8* DR. V. V. GILLUM DENTIST OSM Hibbs * BofldiBff I MANASSAS. TntGINU ' PA6EELKVSN %>9I IX^ mmmm For That Vacation Equip yoonclf, before soing away, witb^e eomforte nejbcmiuco wbkb mean ao aaaeh wbcn jron ynnt tbeai aai wmeb auiy be diaealt to obtain btter. " Cheek This List and Bring It In With Yoa: LotloB, Toilet Water, TUenm Powder, So^^, Caat^unr Ic^ Faee Powdw, TraTeliar Kits, Ffarstaid Kits, Fountain Pens, Luneh Kits, Cigars And wiiile joa are away send us your Kodak fflmsi, We wih lutte them dsretoped and printed, rea^ for your return Kodaks, Ttuarmm Botttes^ Station«ry, Cold Crcaon, SiaTing Do well's Phariiiacy "THE REXALL STORE" Fords Qiv II I I THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOStsimssmm \ ' Fordson Often Does More In a Day Than Six Horses ino rotomq WIHStUUlM nioloib lor ; Isp of man and hofbb.' Ths FordsoD tsdcea tfie bnttlso off flsa said laiood and-pats it on stsd. It 9B0WU Hatfiaiiiief'Benergy to be davotod is fimwwigwnbnl, cod not manly to openrtxxi. It (iw hin tima^ it cats liis prodado^ Tbece't a big atay of aavfogs bgr tfae Poidna. Let as Ml 700. WriM^ Manssas Moier Ompaqr, ha Maaassas, Vvgiua THE PEOPLES MARKET BELL & ATHEY, Props. WB CARRY A COMPLSTE LINE OP MEATS AND GROCERIES Fresh and Wbolesome WB WELL PAT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRKS IN CASH OK ntal«for COUNTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS SWEET MILK AND PURE CREAM EVERY DAY Oar prices are as low as possible for GOOD GOODS. We appreciate year patreaage aad soudt a coatinoance of saaie «

12 PAGE TWELVE MJOOHmH UKB COMEDY; ^ PROVED TO BE TRAGEDY - r ^ / ^id No ConfldMiwc in Narae R^Tosed to Take Proper Care of UtioM^. Richmond. Va., Sept 7. Whmt looked lika comedy has proved to be tni(«dr. Some time ago ttotm In one of Uw southwest counti«a induced a mountaioeer to attend a tubenalosis clinic. The examination Indicatad incipient tnbereulosis. Tfaa man had specimens of his sputam axamined by the laboratory, and the report wa«negative. That settled the matter sq far as the mountaineer waa concerned. He told the^nurse to (o to the duee, and he refused abaolately to take any additional or unusual care of himself. Last wedc he had a hemorrhage and died. The State Board of Health constantly teaches the people that the laboratory teat when nefative doea not indicate almence of the diseaae. Anyone may have the disease in a dan* gerooa form and yet not carry sufficient bacili in his sputum to be found on examination. A positive test proves beyond doubt that the man has the disease. The jwrticular man who has just died was violent in his attitade toward the nurse when his teat came back iiegative. He wanted to throw her out of his house. He waa ao an^ry at the nurse and the clinician that he went among his neighbors.expressing his ponr opinioo of both. His untimely death has re-established the reputation of the health workers^ but his family is withont a breadwinner. CATHARPIN Mr. J. W. Caton is on flie side list Hiss Bnth Sanders, of Bichmond, Was a week-end gnest at the home of her uncle, ICr. F. E. Sanders. Miss Ev«r«tt jclary, who has been visiting her tkomr, Ur. F, H. Sanders, returned tothcr hoase at Lawrence ville, V*^ the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. James Ayers ara spendmg a few days with their niece, Mrs. E. N. Pattie. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Akcrs and Mr. J. W.. Polen. of Washington, virited relativee here the first of tile srodc - lb-, and Mrs. Marefith VoUxt, at WastungtoB^ were guests of rdatives in this neigumrhopd «n Stmimy, Mrs. C. F. Brower and her daughter, Miss Marjorie Brower, arc visiting friotda in Maryland. Misa Edmonia Battie has returned from a visit to rdativea in Loudoun County. Mr. E. N. Pattie and his son, Lee, were Washingtmi visitors Wednesday. THE JOURNAL $1.50 the year and worth tiie difference compare! MWa MAU0 tot L. MAIL UARKIta} WaMfog Kept SscreS INnaer at Hmmm ot Bride's Pwrenit. The many frienda of Miss Maud Lee Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mnu S. T. Hail, will be sui^rised to learn that she was quietly married on June 21 last at Annapolis, Md., to Mr. Robert E. Arrington, of Shacklett, Va. The wedding has just been an: Bounced. A dinner was given at th# home of Mrs. Arrington's parents on Sunday in her honor. In addition to the family, there werte present Mr. W. C. Hall and family, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Alice Hitta, of Warrenton, and Mrs. Kat«B. Soseatiargar, of Fredericksburg. * DOWNPOUR AT ALEXANDRIA Rain fell in twrrenta in Alexandria and Washington early Saturday morning. The streams in the neighborhood of Alexandria immediately began to rise, and that section of. the city in the vicinity of Rosemont was soon under water. It is said that children were swimming in King Street, near the Southern Railway depot Considerable damage was done to the new terracing and grounds of the George Washington Park, where the George WaaUagton Masonic National Memorial Association Temple will be erected. All Southern trains out of Wsshington were considerably delayed by the washing odt of a long section of the railway tracks at Camerra Run. Ooiisiderable daautga to the public roads between Alesaadria and Lorton was also r^pwrted. HEALTH OFFI<^ VISITS HERS Mr. Snidow, ot the State Health Department, Richmond, was - in. Manassas on Friday. In company with Local Health ComnrissiMier Dr. &, S. Simpacm, Ur. Snidow made a aorvey of the town for the pnrpoaa of locating, if poaaible, the aoorce of the fever cases. Tht general eonditicma were found good, but prwnises lb sevend instances ware found to be highly nwftahitary, and tte tenenta and owners of tiiese wmre ordered to have them pat ia a auitary eaa tion at <»Me. Attention was also directed to the depression ia the, Maaaesas MUling^ Company lot,, and &i» waa.oid«<ed to ba filled ia within the next ten iitt^ ao as to allow dinunage from the pr^aises. Mr. Edarard Carter Green and Miss Gertrude Carson, both of Washington, were married at the home ofthe bride's imrents Wednesday. Mr. Green is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W; D. Green, of this place. The newly-married couple will make their home in Washingtcs). They are now visiting in Norfolk and Newport News and will later visit Mr. Green's parents. THE ILKK48SA8 JOURNAL, MANASSAS, VnGOOA BUSINESS LOCALS For Sal* One sideboard, 1 Uble (entenaion), t stoves. Apply to Mrs. W. N. Wenrich For Sale Eight year - old mare weight about 1,100 pounds, perfectly f fi, thoroughly larc^e and plenty Qirit ^^^oggy, cost $110 four years ago nm has seen but moderate use. Is in good condition and light running. Oaf aet ef harness, in good shape, a^d^ axtra pair of lines. Several astoa pieces of harness included. New Government horse blaakst, extra-heavy. > This entire outfit is offered for $176. as I have no farther use. for the same. Prafar cash, but good paper is acceptable. Communicate witii Jamas Arnold. N<Aesvlne, Va., Box No S For Sale Ford Sedan. Cood condition. Miss L. L. Davis, Bristow, Vs. 16- m For Sale One gaited saddle horse, good driver, work in all harness; one small driving mare, suitable for lady or children. Two top buggies, excellent condition. Two sets hand-inade double harness; four sets single harneaa; three buggy poles; one saddle; one thrae-seatad surrey, seats removable, making good delivery or milk wagon, and many other articles too BUnerous to mention. Having decided to discmitinua the livery business, we will sail above at a sacrifice. We will continue our auto livery. 1ft- Mets A Wair. For Sale An Oliver typawritar, ia splendid condition; $20; a bargidn. Enquire at Journal' Oflice. 16- Notiee All dairymen wishing to purchase Eureka can handlea will find them on sale at all hardware and grocery stores in Manassas. Pries, 1 per dosen. ^5-tf Eureka Mfg. Co. For Sale Buick touring car. Good condition. $ Haaa Garage. W-tf NIGHT BUSINESS CLASS Classes in Greg Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, SpelliiM; and Typewriting. Business English may also be offered. Tuition for ni^t class, $6 a month, payable in advance MANASSAS HIGH SCHOOL. IF TOU WANT tour PRINTING WHEN YOU WANT FT TBI THB BIANASSAS JOURNAL MANASSAS. TA. CORRECT PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, dated February of record in the clerk's ofice of Prince William county in deed book 64, page* 478-9, the undersigned trustee ther e i n named, having been so requested by the holders of the second lien or indebtedness therein secured, in the payment of which default has been made (the first lien or indebtedness having been paid), will proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, OctiAer 7, 1922 at eleven o'clock a. m., in front of the Peoples National Bank, in the Town of Manassios, aforesaid county, all that certain lot or parcel of land, with improvements, lying and being situate near Gainesville, in aforesaid county, Virginia, adjoining the lands of Geo. Moore, Ben Peterson and others, known as the Selman Perry property, eonttdhing, more or lesa, 6 ACRES, TERMS CASH. - H. THORNTON DAVIES, 17-5 Trustee. FRIDAY, SEPTEBfBER 8,1922 ** PUBUC SALE OF VALUABUI REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of a cer^ tain deed of trust executed by ^^ Benj. W. Murphy under date of.^^ November 15, 1920, of record ia deed book 75, pages 170-1, the imdersigned trustee therein named, having been so directed by the beneficiary in said trust by reason of default in the payment of the indebtedness secured in said trust, will procecml to sell at public aucti<mi to the highest bidder, on Saturday, S^tember 30, 1922 at eleven o'clock a. m., in front of the Peoples National Bank, in the Town of Manassas, Prince William County. Virginia, all all that certain tract or parcel of land, known as the Elizabeth Murphy farm lying and being situate in Gainesville district aforesaid county, on Rocky Branch and adjoining the Bristow-Gainesville road, Hall, Robertson and others, cont^ning^ more or less. 66 ACRES. This property is well watered, has a nice dwelling, outhouse^ etc., and timber on it. Should be viewed before sale. TERMS CASH. H. THORNTON DAVIES, 17-4 Trustee. itf A "Four" That Sets A New Standard The 1923 Buick Four Touring-»885 la beaoty of «pp«'man«e.«lrpmdabihty«pd economy or cpe««acsi Ot Buidc fanr-cfbibdet fi«e.pa*senier Toaite«has islililmisi an cstirdy new stvktanl for taar-c]^nder CMS. Its low body witfa its dean, strait lioes. aeoebtaated by tbr high radiator and straight hood, give it a toog. racy min»immtt» 4hat U new to cats of Ha dam. MaMive crown leaden add tld* (fiminctioa, as do the amg-fittiiv, shapely top ^ tbttaa*> ' some drum-type bead sod cowl lamps. i And witfa thn beaoty baa oocae new ridii^ comfort. The scab are deep and low with fuo leg room in bothotmpart»"i~^tha teeriac column bat been dumged ia poaitiao to infriaii lulihig ^ and the gearrtiifttevct hat been rsiitd to meet th«<lil»a'a A traaniaioa lode a wiadtliield adioatahie from the laay new rrftnrmenta of this Bodd. Material dwnget alto have been made in aaator.chssiii. Mid bo<r lea wfaidi eobtribute atai ftetfaer to tfae woodolw psi^ : seeoid clmacmiiuc of Baick cms for n* Bmiek lint for l9ts mmrrutt fomltn motuu: Fmm I Pam. ttoadtltr, t»es;s Pam. Townrnf, tssf; S Pam. Ctmpt. $1176; 6 Pan. Sarfaa. $1396; i Pmm. Tammt Stdan. $lsts. 9imf-t Pan. lltadmr. $ur«: tpmtt. rmria$.tll9$:$ Pmm. Ttmn»i SMmt, ttgsti 4 Pan. SaArn. tlmfi i Pan. Ctmpt, «f«m; 7 i«ant IWiaf. ttisii 7 Pmm. Stimt. «f W. 8a«rt Jttater. $was: Stmt Tmmmt. tmt. Pimm f\. k. ruml The importance of correct attire cannot be disputed. A^an dmmild wear garments %i^ich confmrm to his individual type. Our aim is to carry an assortment from which the conservative as wed as the "Snai^y^ selection can be made with equal satisfactions We believe you will find in this season's (Bering of Stylepliis Clothes, that we have provkied for every reasonaue wish m material, style and price. Gmie in and inspect our stock. PLAZA GARAGE csil mm ad wfsf srs., IANASSAS, VA. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Byrd Clothing Company MANASSAS, VIRaNIA ^hsi