wm

SlB0jtR CATECHISM.CON

*^:f IJBST CLOSES* MAY ^«

to Conduct CeatMt

e _ _ V, Gilbert. Coonty-Home SNnonstntion Ageot

Jb» Qounty Agent ia in cor-re^po^dopce wi lh Dr . E . G. WiU ]iain»; Itwte health commiastmi-

6 R » N W | t H W W 8

Th£ Greenwich School won the

¥ ^ « • -Manassas High School

S * ^ boy-we«JWS* igi^fe^iioSS

er, h(4>^ff to get l i im to Manas-sas Satardajr momins:, May 10, to emduet t h e State Health Cam-puj^-Cstechism contest between the hoys .w»*t they are in place.

As staged at the beginning of t h e work, a gold medal will be ftwarded-to/the girl w boy mak-ing the highest ^core in the con-test. This medal wil l be given by Dr. Hough, of M»n»8s»8.

The C&mpoBition Contest be-t w e ^ the High Schools will be reported on later. All county Schools have sent in their com-

;^-pe8itiaa»-«nd nom wo ftrc wi^ ing for report f ^ m the Manas-das Hifi^ gkhool.

Up to da te , written reports • have been received © o m the fol-lowini:'«chbols out i n t h e county: Cannon Branch. Bethel High

points; Manassas, 64U and w e * f f i \ ? ' " - ? ! ^ « « r t ' e t ' S d

ants that it had; but. sad to re. late^it only had i ^ e . " * "

T h e star point winners for the v j m u s s c h o o l s , w ^ S l l J n ?S?'J^»i^'««"'"ramittee, held eariier in the e^enin^ when bills amounting to |41 .45 were approved. Rev. A. Stuart Gibson was elected vice-chairman to succeed Rev. H, Q., Burr, and the following resolu-

MANA8SAS VICTORIOU^j

t cJ^t^„}:°^^J^J^;' -Mr-. CUxk c.„,e h.M, fn,n. my nomination for Con^rps^ T Senr* Af i:i •« ^a- cars without «f i L - V ' w " iJr? 5r.*.°'?°'*M^ eration of the membership; a n d , ' "

jWherea8,-The worker fwmer-ly engaged to come to Manassas, -g a s unable to -beg in t h e ~ ^ e f r ~ -May l . . the time agreed uponlieT. . tween the C h a j ^ r j u i d Potomac Div i s io i i ' S e a d q u i ^ r s , and Headquarters is now seeking an-other worker to fill her p l a ^ bv

S c h o o l , Nokeaville, .Hayfleld, BrentsviHe, F a y m o n, Wood-bridge Primary Qepartmerit, Hickory Grove, Catharpin, Wood-bine, "nioroughfai^, Q ^ n Race, Smithfleld, Thorntons, Forest Hill and % : h t h i3rade Bennet t _ Building.

Reports from some of the teachers, have been wonderful, and from what, is gj^et ipd as (bounty Agent goes about- the county, she feels jthat her vo'rk for 1919 has not b e ^ in vaip,

though the lieqdth ~

"To m o r r readily show some of ths results aceompljished, the fbllowiiMf tetter from one of the

m giy&i: "April 24, 1919.

My Dear Miss Gilbert: ' I have fe pupils, the'pumber

in ray room, who have made the eleTCn chores every day for five "v^eeks. I have never seen a more

Score of 61 to 49

^ ^ g ^ ^ t y o t the persona using aU where he is u n d e r g o i n g S t ^

welcome cake,'"* which he will « h « e - w i t i t his comrajfe In the

The Manassas High S c h o ^ track team drfeated the Alexan- - — - B T O « , « V . - ^ -dria Higii,School team in a duSl ^RECORD TO B E K E P T t r y k and field m o o t 4 i » e oa-Sat -L .: — — = i _: - - « w « - i m n - r a urday,May3, b y a s c o r e o f 61 t o l * * » " Should Re Vood order. The star point . Manassas has had its fir«t vf^w -' "'"' \ ~ - :

o7MVs*'ii^ii!r'" ^rrt" • SS*^Sd e i ^ ^ r i J *«v« ««*»«« ^umu^ t*

wish to express iny profound thanks fojr the honor, and r ^ e w

wonderful change in c h i i d r e n ~ a i ; d l 2 ^ ^ ^ in s o l n a r i v "homM M T K i w ̂ " T ^ ^ P ' ^ ^ " * t h e D i s t n c t - w i t h '? ** many nomes as l nave unflaearine zeal and fid^mv ATI

bfUHh in eon their teeth, sometimes on Sun^ dj^ . N o v , t h e y all have tooth brushes and' brtish their teeth twice a ^ , and the father and mother are brushing their teeth AM.4 ..1 : !ii-. M i_ _ • _ • _

unflagging zeal and fidelity. All that I aiA—whatever experience

many „ since I started the Health Cru-

children t h e y had one _ t o o t E ] ^ ^ ^ o t ^ t ^ . ^ j ^ ^ ' g ^ j ^ ^^ ^^^

, .«,'"°''-to the special election on Tues-^ day, Ma^ 27th, it will^iot*e pos-sible f or*" me to make a detailed canvass, but I entertaiUrno doubt of the .nomination being then

his credit; next in line.was Dafr-is. of A. H. SH with 15 poin Sandws i^^btremtey of M.'^'—, -were third and fourth with 1 2 and 11% points, respectively.

Both of these schools will be of S e u e a n t V represented .in the South A t l a n - l C o t p L X A . ~ tic

i*ed why i t was that t h e ^ ^

' ^ T n ? ^ : * " ^ ^ ' ^ ^ ^ ^ W> JC- Wageoer jiaa re-

On TuewJay morning th i s mar- cation frswn. B r . E n n i o o G . W t e l l o ^ product of steel in charge Uams, State Health Commia-of SecfiKant V A. Burgin and sioner • ^ ^

i&-„ "^Sit '^£^'^hL''^«^W^^i^'^^^^y^&^.^^^^ "Resolved, That the eraploy-lAent of a tramed Home Service worker for the proper prganiza--

„_j „. s .rv ^ —u • • oi ine .nominsuon oerag xnen ^^^^^-^^JS^^«S^y^med,~»na confident^ appeal " their rocrtn.

"Hie d e v e n health chores fol to-the Democratic voters to in-sure , that result by giving me

^ • J I ^ L ' L ^ J l i P * ' * " * ^ their active suppoi^ before and ^ ^ L i L * * * ^ ^ **^ ***^'**" at the e l e c t i ^ There were on Mwiday o n l y . ) : , TTJ.~-' — • ' • ' • . J i. . -never in oui: history more serious v - t . . " ? ' ^ , many washed their; p^pblems than "those that are A^fL^t'* '*"^^ ' " 5 * J « ^ ' * * ; about to eH^age the attention of t l ^^ "Ĵ ' " ^°^^^ ( ' ^ ^ y - 1 Congress, and it w a s - n e v e r — ^ ' T ^ ^ X. ji ^v • (important that the party a J. How many washed their preserve its organization iniacu

^»ce8^e«» and n e c t o ^ - a M a . TWs is not a time to falter or di-ed their fingef nails Udvl (^rt- v ide ,or ta turramdeto -qwal urdayj Sunday?) which are Jiot really-in issue, _ _ .. s . How many have tned to „ g ,„ jy brought forward for the K€«p fingers, pencils and evwy- purpose of creating dlssentfon. ttting that might^ be unclean out lggck of us is a great record of

!°IH 1 , 2 ! ™ ' 5 ? ' " ? , ' ^ J f c ' ¥ l " F r a n " . " 3 > part of w U e h J - ' J d a i b . p " c a n S r a . ttrSS

' " i r . - !̂ > ,£ fS^ 'yora The winners i n the e v e n t s . m g having been ammir^d bv th« of ^tfaese b u l t e t f f l ^ d f f i b ^ f ^ ' ^ - * ^ * ^ - * * ^ ' ^ J^^^^ .f'"^

'^TSs^^^^'^^'u , . \ l r ~ ^ ^ J l S ^ « ^ , J ^ o * n «>mmittee, of flbn. We would 9 u g g ^ , . h o w -100-yard d a s h ^ l s t , ^ c k s , whiqh Mr. Westwood « u t c h i s o n ever, that in a d d i t i ^ to cLrcu-

Alexandna;2nd, Larson, Manas-, ra chairman. lating these bulletins that a MsjSrd, Davis, Atexan«nar«K,+ ^ Stationed oh Main street* in spe^'al Poater be p r i n t ^ sett ing b v ^ n e y , MaMSMS. ^ . '' front of the New Prince William f ^ ' te and^ealljng upon all the

r V i ^ ? f * ^ ^ ' ^ * ^ ^ ; Hotel, a Victoqr Loan rally, honsehddera. to d o ' t h e i r full • L I ' T H T ^ ' ^ Sweeney; 4th. whidi drew a lanyp n m ^ j , t.,^. Part in malqug y^.,^ t^yrn rlrnn Midfaff,%W^xaadna. ^ ^ , . ^ J f W g e d . A speech boosting the a n d » a m t a f y . Coui t upon us

88^yard ™n—la*. Wdloff; loan was m a d e - b y ; Sergeant t p j i d y o a In every way possible." 2nd, Sweeney; Srd^Jlmeara, Al- Bridges, who came from Rich- ^i*yor Wagener endorses the exaMtta; 4th, Bayhss, Alexan- mOnd^sspecially for the rally, and above suggestjen and" asks all

^ M , X ^ ^^^^ '*™« the invitation to n » . tllixeia"fi> co

PAGE TWO THK : M . V N A S S \ > jt i l K N A ! , . MANASSAS, VIKGIMA

flOr SCOUTS HK.KKfllSHaL--tlrn£ to help liVER IKi ; h - 1- v'-w

Local Troop Iteefii*̂ Bw*Btsi, t m ^

7 n^ign »nJ has, in th» r;; ••^^Jar. I^JMs. Igld over thret ii udmi d

thirty bonds, amounting to over $'Si,-906. Tw«nty-^we wxfaitii h»ve beeti

a charter an4 certiflcat«« which regis-ter then foranother year ending in Aftril, 1626. ^ n w troop nvw cmtaini thirty members, five adult official* amt twenty-five boys, '̂ be prcMnt ofllr cials are: Troop Committee, MesCrs. G. Raymond Ratcliffe, W. Fevell Mer-cant and G. Walker llarehant; Scoot-master, ft. O. Bi^bj AMstibt Seoat-master, H. W. Sim4«n; Senior Patrol Leader, Ralph Laraon; Joaior Patrol Leader*, Wai4fa^s winsiny wdalt . The {ned#tls were Reseated by the Treas-ury department.

"Hie troop has been very aucceasfol and has always been seU-euworting, aliJu>uc)i at present it needs a cen-trally located iMadquarters- and- ~â penn«B«Bt camQJa^ grouixl and cabin.

Much of the 4Mtrly success of'the tfocp wsa due to thejud

The Beaver Patrol=Wxrr«n"Col9f man, patrol leader; Wm. Brown, Jr., assiftant patrol leader; Allison HoodT, Jr.; Maxwell Coviagion; itim Malen-ei^;Renaett Bosenbergtrt Carroll Oan^ ders; Edward Lake.

The Owl Patrol—Leon Waters, pa-tiol leadei, John Merchant, assistant patrol leader'; Jos^h Lewis; George Krazier; Robert Hoittle; Paul Arring-ton; Guy WhitBter^ Hombaker Le4-maa.̂

Hie 'Eagle Patrol—Ral]ph Lar«on, patrol leader; Walt» Sandere, asaist4t>( Mm. Shlpp.

Mr. Cl«rta«e W. Wagener, « member of the troop eommitfee, until he nwved to Ohio.

idn't Mise ."M-t-tnx an American Girl for Anything

The following - letter, datpd O,. liSA -'itBVtF'-pBO^ .

snow fell. We have been moving ^afn.' We

don't stay in one place more than six w e i ^ before

FHIDAV, MAY ». 3919

-JBrtabirti'i' • by a tfivxaer teas on jthe need Virsrinia:

. whp has the te-. i t out in unmutak-;«'«>"l^the SSniSfw*^^*^*'? **8̂ «- Where now children play, in the twi-iight, grim tenementswould rise The iron and steel of the gr^t

than the hearts of the men and women. Poverty and riches would go hand m hand t o g S ? The state would be a great one, .TJj^-'?»«*^«t*««ofthi8

ANNOUNC^MSNTS

-i«4. i." -^^ T — ' "'̂ •Jcro oi tnis ^ '***^ ^ **>« *PProv»l of o»ff-ot

AA fA

I'AuE FOUR •M-:, M \ \ \ • • > \ - JfM 1-iNA!. ^ i \ N ^S^-\S MKCJIMA • H n S B S i S i

Pin D A Y . M.vy" £• i9l*

BRIEF LOCAI, NEWS' —Mr. and Mrs. tUty ft. Pbte

and dau8:ht^, Ethel Edna, of Washington, viaked Simday at tfaa hnnrfr ''̂ r J*^;:::zflaMi a s t i r . Mrs. Carrie H. Lawrence.

—Mrs. R. fi Smith na Sat.,r-day last met wrtth a patinfri'aecr

whij served in; France'for nine-teen months, arrived-m New

terra BOW statidnecTat Camt) Mitchell, Garden City, L. L, but

dent.' White "Tfftlklhg tif tht thicken yard adjoinipg her home she stepped on a niul and has since been confined to the house.

—Mrs. W. S! Ath€y hirS just ffceived the first installment of ihe life insurance carried by her non, the late Private Fewell Lee Athey, who died in r>ebiU>uj last at Fort Bliss, Texas, while in the service..

—Mr. Arthur L. Pence, at [iresent with the Houck Tanning: Company, spent last Sunday jii«ht with hia brother, Rer. E^-par Z.

—Chauffer Walter _L.. Hon>-1 ^ Mr. Thpiiias H "Baiter, of the Aviation Corps,! .Alexandria, and son of "Mrs. E. L. Hornbakef7

rp WiUiaiH—Bottio while working at the power house on Tuesday of this week, became seriously iJl and had to be lakao to his home." Today we are aWe to report'that his condition is somewhat improved and trust that he -will soon be aUe to re^ Sume his customary jutlvitias-as vigorously as ever;

- —Mr. T.-M. finssett, of Canovg; is making an addition to hi^ res-idence. This is one of the truly modem country houses in the Canova^ 8«ction,.^witb concr«t» cel̂ lar and other* up-to-minule impnrovemenTs. 'i'he' new adiff-

lialuMiKeij of Miss Edna

Manassas, were mar-< uavis, oi ried in Washington Wednesday afternoon.

-^Tha JuWior-LaagneTrf Brad-ley Methodist Church, which was organized on Thursday last, will meet at the chuich evety Sun î̂ «l«y^ni|^-«t^«'clock. — : f

—The Bennett graded schoemocratic' county Committee for twi o-'dbek next Mondiiy morning. This will be'a very important meeting and it desired that every mem-ber be present.

—Mrs. E. D. HoE^babtae«r-

^KlBAi'. -VLAl t ' . 'f^i

place. B. >1

LOMS ne J trat ImwMwfci

QU Subacqaemt..

! ses and cattle Geo. M-T" Bridwell. ' 5I-I*

THE MANASSAS jCMjjtyAl, MANAfiBXfFVWi^mi.:^ PA(, .

Ftfr Sale—One re£fist«red_Q^L C. boar, 300 lbs.; price, $60.00.

- Registration papers gO:Wiflifeeg. JE. Ev Robinson, R. F. D. 2, Ma-

nassas, Va. .' -. 51-4t

For Sale-^The A.. P. Davis propertyjjn Grant avenue ;̂ also

ImeTonMttT toiiUng car and (Hie Ford (Sioith) truck. G. G. Allen,- 51-2*

Half price on hatching eggsj balance of season. Single Comb I Rhode Island Reds, extra quali-t ty. $1.00 for 15 eggs; $1.75 for | 30 eggs. J. H. Steele, Manes-1 sas, Va. • ' Bl-tf

For Sale at public auction at Manassas graded school, at 10 a. m., Saturday, May 17, one 3500-gal. tank and tower; 1 l-h. p. gasoline engine and jack; 1 6-h. p. Gray gasoline engine. Jhese articles, will positively be_8pld. Bin or aliiiie. " 51-2f For Rent—Si3|c months-grazing

for 40 head of 6 to 7 hundred pound stock cattle; Ijirgie range; I^ty of water and shade. Ap-ply Journal Office. 50-4

ForB&^^DWaiing"^h largi lot in Manassas. Also 33-acre {arm about 3 miles from Manas-sas. Karl J. Austin 49>-tf

. Fer Swe—Molasses Tuid syrup mill and boiling pan, Ohio No. 13 com stalk cutter, 7 hand cultl vators. Keystone liay loader,-black mare, or will trade for Hol-stein cattle> 2 bay nicies, heavy

t' with foaL B. Tt. Wa^mr, Ren tomond Fiflfavs. - _ 49-2t

For Sale—Pure White Rock eggs $1.50 per 15; $9.00 p4r 100; Durock hog8,*pig8 and shoats— pare bred—Befender'and Illus-trator strains; rB^^mc service boar. Prices rigjltir; eome and see. Conner & Kline, M»u^as, Vs. „'__4a=tt

pgB fof^JiSing:—standard . ^CrEhode fifiga Ifcds, per 8ettin«2?3f-16 or |SJO0

I have piirehas^ wood work-9g machinery and am inrepsredi > no-ftif sorts'OX ~8B0f̂ '̂

B.* Evans.

For Sale—6-roon) hoioe in ^ t end ManiBsas; good gar-den, small bam and- outbuild-

- p r i c e . - A j t p l y to Mrs, Wm. Bett^-Manassas.

- j l ^ t

^ire Insunuu:*—If : yey are jftaid of Mates] Ass^snests^ 0^ our old' ihotfi ctwapanies. If m don't Uke t)« inereaffiBg old inie rates, try iwr HutuaT Take war choice. We represent btfOi «Ha. ./Mw^Oe*pM»tH»/ 68

AH die New >h ig Slndes

J_ V

P e r c a l e and Ginghams

l^2J^2^^jp

sm Wtaxfed'-MjO^ white oak

Hcross ties'. See uil and gctpnecs. M. Lync^ A Ce, 23-tl,

FoV Sale—Otalmera autiMno-bile, 5-pas8engBr. . Pr& '̂fSQO A. A. Hooff, Manassas, Va.

ti is~ti I ^^*^y''3^L;^"*'*^.'"gBLLnT';!^JV ^ ? , a _ ! _ L ^ ! " ' tfo^eo. State Seewtory of tit> W«.t t » m ^ p « , Ju,« l^9et0md term o p « i r - « r « - W « 7 i ^ = Ti%™5S-jy^tJoMl ^ ^ C S S B ^ Coorse* for Fitat «iid S«!OBn ai AmMiai. At the olos> lierfrnree hs wiehad t» hniwe

tow many of thoae oreaent denred to Unjtta

X O-XHhXpXtXX OXjfX 0X6 ^ ^~' ' ^ ' • ^ , X O WHAT is itetter than a good O X fMa, WOk Shakef or be CrcwH X O on a warm day t. - O 5 •• ' X O WHAT is better than a cMd O X SQITASB MEAL whoi yoaazv X O huRgTy? O ^ • - - -̂ - — ^ . - f O We have it-Ereiytkiaff Saaitary 6 ^ Ce i* JM a»d be imm^ime^ ^

themsehwr-with tha tliaeid to gad te

k>-

DuBlu MrndK"—'BjLllilii 'fc^— i r

eevend dollars on yo«r SPRING CLOTHING,

SHOES, HATS, ETC, aiHi Bi the

y»n only GOOD MERCHANWSR Gire «s a

r»»r»»eH.

:^mortjinanirooa l̂X^Ta favor ^ _ a cal orgai>izati«i. - -r.-̂ -„ H K jfifltotdD^iiffiecrs w m ^ e e M

Phmdeiit, R. L. Leirfa, Sr.; ikstr pr^ideBt,.Jir. A. Degaa^ aecretary-^reksorer, W. At ^enjy. ..

I'bey will meet re^nlariy on Oii third Satonle^ of each month at 3

THE SANrrAEY LUNCa Opjiwia Sspot

X A Fan Ltee «t Caadfae aad X B^tiytliaig T M Wwttt te-Eirt O

|.i* -- X X o^*© X o X o X e X o X o X o

•^F

WATERLESS TOlLEnYSTEM 1!2:«-^*^***!U^ VARIOUS STATES A» STAMIASH «AN I « « T APPARATUS TOR OTOinraMelMOTKra^

,BASTBR« COuiiGE . M ÂNASSAS. rnWlSlA

fl

MUfUl f AKfll?

Thia Uiiiwi will be known and d«s-ig^ted as Wellfnstoii L4>eal Na 957.

DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

Permit me to resyertivdy orge yoa n'r' ""t slr*f~- nn thf_,

— • - • • • . ^^~ Z . Li

27th of this month to elect a member'

id n—isis w .

ssoooooU:

PUREBRED

JSEEPyr-^FFng

The NewMetfsapdBoy* FURNISHINfid

atonal district, to socceed the Htm. C. Carlin, resigned. This is a_ve*i

CONNER BUILDING MANASSAS, VA

basy season and yoa may let itjM^

-.= ^ HorsM

With republie»n and independent opposition, H behoovea every demo-

-cnrt to lay aiWe hU task for aa heMS| or so and go to tKe poHs Si^^Mt bis ~ ballot for the demoeratie nvndtnee. the

R. Walton Moore. «* F«irf»T —

"•̂ Hrm rhhr fi

A trmOi Aiymmi ot cow pnJL^ n^ ^ T«ry bert e ie« ^ , t ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ getv^fke*.

Bxeckior WUie—10 dara

« B J « n i (Mil- seMon.

CORN—CoHicr'a

Tiyit..

Mules

"BIDS WANTH) wanted for . two foHt:ro0n

situated at Bids

scnooi lUMisa. Quantlco. Vs.. one in Dumfries. For plans apd specifications, apply to E.

Perry. Quantico, Va , or Dr. D. C. C-Aerk. Dumfriw. Va

L. ('line. 51-2

T^p Jotimal—J1—and wor«h it

ajres

Heavy Miikmg Family t:dws always on hand at right prices.

All Stock Guaranteed.

We fcare SORGHUll,MILLET, BLUE GRASS, TIM-OTHY» BUCK^^EAT. —

- LANDRETH^ GARDEN SEEDS. --^pEfiDPOTATOES. ONIONSETS.^ ^

-ITARTFORD AUTOMOBILE HRRS AND TUBES. Ow GROCERY stock is ««plet« at aD ti»es.

- . COME TO SEE m.

J. H. BURKE & wwi '^i^m^fe^^ '^^P':^mm^_ •W*8B:C£E, ' -U' - ' .".• . • • • • ' • • • • • ::

PAGE SIX THE MANASSAS JOURNAL. MANASSAS, VIRGINIA ' HI))AY. y

IHJST r̂ AY THS PBWAtnr

niai ^ Jtsfc* mMT AMte JBI7 1

IVnonft .who iMyJ>e p,1jrining , tnr̂ -. iiaiii-Tiqgbrui aidJnjMu'BiifiBk Kiss-national pr«hibiti(Ni-'beeoinMr«ffeett«a July 1 are to be warasd bjr revMtM

they will be Bubject. The'Ilkt«nial Revenue Bureau has

Trinity EpimeoptiL' Chureh, A. Stti»rt GUMOB,.IUctor.

sent to Kvenue collecton and~a(«ifr' fhind»ir SQRMI •* lO.n'olofllr-•.•».-a summary of lanes «n the eabjedTand penalties with the auggeatioB that they «nay be m^de known Myidely.

The schedule for penaltiee for Vax-ioua v1ofaftn«H and good •illage>«kere there 'is (hie school, good stores, dkarclies and oth «r conveniences. This farm is smooth and in fiae state of caMvation and there is 3M.acges of-it nader xultiva' tion aad the remainder ia timber aad oak Woads. It lays along both sides of a good paUk. road, is well fenced, nicely watered hty well, spriags aad running stream HS^ is ideal for cj^htf dairying, general farM|ng ex steoE raising. "^Tliere îs SH Iriads of aWa fruit and t t e j N ^ ^ t ^ - i i ^ ^ J ^ beautifBiry McsAed. ĉ mriat of a s^tw^ did T r̂eom frame., bowse, a aew 4-room~leaiHBmt. h«inc^~new daily and htor. '>at

aVkM^ Preaching at 2:80 p. m.

BWaCQPAL Sev.

Qimwk/* itat î second and fesrtit Sunday ak 11 a. m.; aiv«gy. SmiAy at 8:00 p. m.

S t Ann's Mem(»ial Chapel, Kokas-vUle. . Service flnt Sonday. at S )^ m.; tUrd Sunday at 11 a. m.

PgJBSBYTBKUN ', ManasMi' Pr«tbyfetJ|S"~~CBaa,

Rev. DeFor^t Wadp, Puter . Sunday School at 10 a. m. ' J. H.

Dodge, Superinteudi^t.. Preaching at 11- a. m. Subject,

"Our Mothers." The morning service will be given over to the memory of mothejv' • --. Preaching at 8:00 p. ip. Sabjeet,

"•Om Night .olJWw^ng." ^ y « r meeting Wadaeailajr at4:00

p. la. ; ' Aljl j r e eordially invited to' all of

titese servieea. '*

Cow Peas Soja Beans

n^uAM yoor-^tTtaner- xf^ Xyfnr^c aJi^ save f'-cd bills by Sruwiu^ Cuw Faas aad ijoja acrfns.

They enrich the Inn I not only whorj plowed under, b^ij wht^n used for f^r^^^- njni SrazlnpT They can IJ- (jrowu to â I". a n t - ^ In yoir -orn crop—aJtlins-tUtroBtn a id hu-i&MS to your eoU. It paya to

C l i f ^ Presbyterian .Qiureh, Bev. AjfMd Kelley, supply.

Suadfiy School.at 10 a. m. I^reaehing at 11 a. m. Subject,

"Mother's Day." Sermon by Rev. J. Halpenny.

Friday, May 16, at 8 p. m^Aid So-ciety, -at the home of Mr. # ; H. Richards.

BAPTI81' BaptiiA ChwPthî Ikit.JS.

D. D. Clarit, pastor. ^ SnndayT—Sondayr School, 9.46 a. m.;

iaoming serviee, 11 o'clock; B. T. ^ U., 6:46̂ , Evening service »t 7:90. ' -: Wadiifsday—Prayer meeting at 7;aator at is a. m- ilxat aa i tbird Am-

days> iOrSOi tlie Bieesad Saei«]Dm£r-

Seeend-aad fouslll OuiMJIayp at I a. m., ftarday •yacs«lli^-at^4-

t:gfll p. B. -

UNITBD MIBTHREN Rev. L. a

tpllow: Maaassas—First aad Uiird Sundays

7:M[ p. as. Sacood aad fovrtk S n »layi;Tra.m. ""

BURGLARY AND THEFT

Ml Damage «e Pi-tmls^ orOen. tcsiis f^veral:—

Every effort company to Vict the t h k f ^ furnace givm greater fnr amoont of presatem ftM.

Note abw our LIFE, P l l ^ AC-t i l lENT ASSJOM^atifSbi JCiEv«i.

H A * « V P . D A V B M a m s s s s , Va.

a f l O V E A N & W A R ^ M. t larkaon Prt?-tpaid

: H E l O l R N A L . infr footwear by n a i l is made easy u td sat i s factor} .

The J o o m a l - ^ l . M and worth if.

8 year—! RICH'S lOOI F. SI.

The (A f̂arorof C Nl Larktn &H£om-pany is on the job again aC die origi-iiatstai;ujl>n C ^ street̂ where t̂hey are ready to serve their patrons with «*ything^»t die^^ne^Ffteur^^ Hfty, Grain, E-tc. If you would have a fair deal̂ at rock bcttiMn price^r^i^ Its a chance to suDDhrvouir wants.

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MANASSAS, VIRQNIA

^ . iiiiajniMii t:!. J

FKJl' A¥^ jyiX t .4$S'

i,M£Aii.Li>

:.Saturday nJK̂ *'- =

Bt corn.' ( l - ' f

_ ™ E , M A N A 8 8 A ; S JOIKNAL. -̂ LLNjks6

aciii T M ^ M A » A S S A 8 J04>000 for Wlkf Work^ aehool h«fc tmiay. -

the iwiW^ «>r th« Salvation Army Fund Campaign for tho

rpose of raisinff $13,000,600 - afttiat S

dembfiifcitiori

! HKii-:: IJ

. Gijljert, county hume agebt, \viHtd the

H E A i . i H t A i E t ' H L S M CON-

; " ^ ' . ' TKSTCLOSl::- M.W

(Oontinued from Paxe Out i

10

Mr. FMr»h»g>..Briggn "^ neas trip to WiAtiigpB^ Friday.

Mr*. Wm. PSiey «B«r-Mrs. onve Florence w«tpe in -

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The Road CaUed "Straight" Leads to the Road of "Plrogress"

tmr progres-

We have been^ellins: yon week by wedi giwut our saivitary methodis and trying to impreaa lyea ro that the sanitary way Is the better way aiid the' sive way; and, now. In installing a new

SANITARY REFRIGERATING COUNTER we are i^rely .evolving our belief, in these metiieds^ This Counter means that your maat^the meat von eat—ia

10. How maa>i-4.ried to keep neat ami cheerfai const«ntty nrnt^ ba haiplul to others yssterday i and today? (Friday? Saturday?) Jl. Howmany had a full bath

j^sterday-? (Friday? Saturday?) The_foHowing statement to ihe

County Agent'-fKHQ one of the teechefe will give sopie o| the interest manifested by the pupils of the schools in the study of the , State Health CatachiWi- TUs Catechism oontaina ^ 1 q u ^ tions: " j

"Aiter I had spent more than oaViTigr fim>jKions

my throat became so weak that I eould do no more. I sent for Mias L., the principal, who finaPy got the number down to four. Al-most an entire day was spent ih^hiQb time neither of the four missed a question. The follow-ing day they were given a writ-ten examination, 4md although all the papers were splendid, M. Ps. was selected as the best."

From Woodbridge — "I am sending the names of all in my school who are squires—all 9fe under 12 years of age. I feel thit I have be^n a grand wwk. The results are wonderful, and i am going to carry it on. Harv-ey Arnold, Frank Arnold, Bertha Arnold, Le B Y WHICH ALL

OTHERS ARE 'JUDGtOj* FRESH ^SHffMBNTS EViSRYWEKK- - '

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F a n T H E ' - . "---—• — S M O K E R S

Union Grains, Big Q Dairy Ration, Larro Feed, Scjwi-macher Stock Feefl, Buffalo Gluten Feed, Cotton

seed Meal, Beet Pulp, Bran, Middlings, Oil Meal, Blatchfoid^ aaid Sjar Gilf Nl̂ jals

H O G F E E D S j Big Bone Hog Meal, Diamond Hog Meal, Schu-^ macKer Feed, Digester Tankage, O. P, Oil Meal,

~" Rye and Wheat Middlings. H O R S E F E E D S -

Tuxedo Chop, Ejccelsior Horse Feedy Harvest and Kingfalfa, Molasses Feeds, Elxtra heavy re- >

cleaned Oatŝ shelled arid cracked Com, ^̂ -̂— choice Timo^ and mixed H^.

P O U L T R Y S U P P L I E S ^ Scratch Feeds, Little Chick Feeds, Buttermilk Lay-

ing Mash, Beef Scraps, ̂ Oyster ShelTs. Grit,

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iJhick 5tait̂ ave fc compiate n«iortment~ef all siz««. Every

guaranteMt One kumTred BtrfielT wngoh o%vBeraihi!tulu>unty. Ask them if you wiafai to know unythmc^ aboot the Bii^UelI~liw jigfatest running And best wagon