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XSTABUSHEI) MAY, ta9S^ VOL. xxrr. N K T MANASS,48, VA^ J i a D i Y , JULY 6, 1W8̂

flEITOF F e u r * 1 S t 5 o e S R S I » s ADMINISTRATOR

ABim People tcriLFse Sitet i tat« tor Floiir, Beef and Sugu—

Cot Oat AU WMt«8. ^

To the Peoi^e of Prioce WilMsm County:

The United States Food Ad-minlBtratioQ is using every avail-able means to get before the peo-ple of the United State» the ne-cessity of food conservation, stoppage of all wastes, and the usê of every substitute for fiotir, sugar and beef that is possible. The-Pood Administration figures tiiree pounds of sugar per per-stm per mooth- as the right quantity.

Wake up to the existing con-ditions of the food situation— dp not be a slacker—if you can not get just what flour or sugar fpwn tlie retailer or miller jthat you think you need, do not criti-dse the food administration but take your proportion with the proper amount of substitutes and try to'^o what the food ad-niinisbrlition asks you to dte —tf you dp not understand the^itur agon, read the pap«n> aMit for literature on tiie itart f}ukt?ycm do not tmde^itanji, nak y((Mtr re-

[ANTED

11.00 A YEAK IN ADVANCE

FOR GOVERNOR Ui Di-e.JTan lo Give DMctnd- Twenty-foar Coionels to Glitter

ants ef^Vcterana Ciyuicc st Varioos 'Schools.

"The following scholarships are offered by the United Daughten of the Confederacy to worthy de-scendants of Confederate Veter-ans. This is the jtnost enduring of all memorials ta these brave men,' since it helps perpetuate the ideals for which they lived

Gubsmatorial Gatherings— lliree Frem Lecsbarg.

A R M SERVICE DAY LAUNCHING AN OLD CmZEN

Te^ garding these scholarships apply to Miss Elizabeth Goode, Staun-ton, Va. chairman 6t educt-tional committee, Virginia Divi-sion,. United DaughtCTs oif the Confederacy, l i e list follows":

State Normal School at Farm-ville, value per anhum, $140; State Normal School at Harri-sonburg, va^ue per annum, $140; -State NoiTrial ScBobTat Radford; value per annum, $140; State Normal School at Fredericks-burgi value per annum, $140; Richmond School of Social Eeon-

ition, $fiO; flhatham

Governor V^estmoreland Davig has appointed his staff of twen-ty-four Colonels with David H. Leake, of Richmojafl, as Chief of Staff. The other members from the different sections of the state arras follows:

Le Roy Hodges, Petersburg; S. L. Olovei, Norfulk; W. Madl-

ilwî your ̂ aDer or some

•"Stĵ ng"— t̂hat is what foitf yduiig'^Alexandriaris are whis-

stiip loain fund for Richmond School of Sodkl Economy, $71; Lor^ia CarroD for Richm(» cany more men. food and mmii- l̂ ^ was,en«.»edm business, he

.tioM fi. the intTTPfd Ameriain "1°"*^ H w J ^ J ^ T ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ expeditiimi^y fbrSs^- nea«n ana na. Deai^a resutort

Of the month's output, steel ?^ the t ^ i«>re^thaa forty years, unfiF his death. ships totaled 262,900 tons and

ships 17.S0O tons. ui pntjî ri.

WiHImn Foote was higidy^ thpught of in this seetim; cnn.' '

A __,. . , ^ ^ in* in contact freQoently with A^'^^J^^^ f *^"' ™"y 0^ our-dtixensTMrgenial was disctosed by d ^ e d fig»r«. ^ , „ „ , , ,„^ . ^ ^ g ^ - ^ ^ g

" ^ ^ ^ ^ f ? d««l-weight to«*„h^ found p k « s u r r i n W ! « c ! : w m (Miv«.rPd^thf ,erond week : L a k « r - m leligiou wianrteni-S . ? ^ . ?f .!^^. ^TV^?' i ^ that of the^rita?^^

she easM to Virginia mau-ly f ^ -

l|eetii» sf Civfc

Ciyic League~w3I held a mAting in the Town Hall on IfsnrlT, July 8th, st 8 o'dock.

A nwnber of members of this

r-

already neot its normal surplOs. ^ do not need to starve our

yA ses9i», JVe 4viv« pien^ .teselves, and it is the first pol-ly Of the Flood Admhtntration

to retain for our people^ by it* control of exports, a sufficient supply of every essential food-stuff. We want nobody in our._

PMnMi^^Sg, ^^

MAif ASSAS iOilSNAL, MANASSAS. VmcnOA

* 5 Y ; msam (By Walter S. Smoet.)

i>tc8a, and bieM agam thiB HOiW j , ^ . - (i[«rm«iin 3|ghr,jKifcy-

These are the ideaU of Prus-sianized Germany? The corres-

-. anndln*- fcanition of AnMricaaZid What is wflitari8tnY_Ja_itJ»et -ttif Allvftd-naaws 4©wafd war

« ^ occafiiona^ ffive his anever

In The Journal, that yvor read-ers generally may know that "there are two sides t« a pan-cake* Whom did Mr, Cariin support for governor? DW hei

rVBUC SALE OF VAUIA-MLK REAL ESTAim

havint of an armr? What mat-ters the size of a etwatey's army ao kmc as, collectively and indi-vidually it Is held in subordina-tion to the civil authority of the people? Militarism essentially consists in the exidtation of .tlie army to the chief place iii the state and the subordination to it of the civil authorities. Insepa^ rable from this is the reliance upon military force in every dis-pute.

SinceTRg~aawa of.ystory in western Europe the Germans have been the military school-masters of the continent. More

And than two hundred years ago, un-der the Great Elector, Prussia aspired to become a great power through the might of her army. FredensarOsrCraCEsoBTtie-w^ preme military gefiius ei the eighteenth isaitiny- Tiirough the mea&s of "the nation in arms" Bismarck and Emperw William I secured an effective army of over K̂),OftO men. Wkh this force they defeated Austria in 1866 and waged the success^ ful war of 1870 i«ainst France which secured Rrus^ Alsace-j^ G^ Whita Lorraine and a staggeaaag in-demnity and united "tte Ger-manics" into the-pwsent Ger-man Eminre w i ^ tibe KhttT of Prussia at its haad. 'Otm

ed two hundred y€A|« ttfi hy MiKon in his «Mat «|)ic lEtra-dise RegafaMd": Thty «rT wbo coont it rlorious to

•obthM By conquMt far and wid*, to ovanua L u c e cauwtriM, and J a l M d g M S t tat-

tl«s win, G n a t cities by auaul t ; what do thMe

worthies ' Bat rob and s|>oil, bura, slaughter,

aad enslave ' * Peaceable aatioiM. BeHrhbrnrtac or re-

mote Made captivtf, yet dewrvihc freedom

Biore ' " " Than tboae tbair owqaerora wbo le^v*

bebiad Nothing but ruin whereaoe'er- they

an the floorifihing paaee destroy.

woriia of

LETTER FROM HOAPia^Y

Hoadley, July 1,1918. Mcnassas Journal Goiv

GWitlemen>—In the editorial columns of^lie Journal of June 21, iQ^MarTthe foUojring para-IP*ph: . _ _ _

"GoL White hdd the position of food administrator snd re-signed it to enlist in the service

l^esire to state in behalf not only of myself, who am an ar dent stqworteroMfar. WWte, hot of many others who are sub-soc^rs to The Journal, apoMi also

Bismahrk's 'Wood-aBA ifirf^|l«|iporter» of Mr. White, ttat policy justified. Bendi a r d i. speaks thus in his famous book •Germany and the Next Wai^ (1911): "The GrwO" Elector iaid the foundations me the people's

Evaryana acqusint-

avis? "sauce for the goose" t h ^ "sauce for gander." So far as Vniite's position toward Wag. J. Bryui is conoeme4. that will not hurt him with many of us poor f ettonrs wbo were tied to the tafl of Bryui's kit£, and before we dropped him, we found that we might as well try to foUow a feather in a whirlwind as to fw.

>t»»pt •li*l»irnnnilMel>i>«Bfci •Mavaaeb

la

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• w a

Having deteriBina4 to derota oar whale tiihe to the Real Estate and Insoxaiica boaineas, we hsra-by soHdt all pru|)erty for aala l^r Irae «nl»aees Sta|iie --.—— —..—-'vr-^.— —

Hfoamdwaxe ^ w< nuiin to dwifawr wMt ••.

TIM^ fact is tkat Mr. Widte^ stresgth is Bo^-siaqfiy-ia~tli? fact iA his ample qoalifleatien—

ia^tte minds of hundreds of voters t h r o u ^ pat tms Gongressiwial that thi time has coaae to '^wap

i

never hesitated to,make "swap" whether in the atreaa or aut ef it. if 1 fawid tiMt tiw borae that I was riding was aoi safe, bat'waa-eoatittaally floqa

r write this article aot oidy for myself hot by request of a

treaLoar candidate with respect.

•••w •*• h«avy W-U

/.

UNIVESSITT XfF ViSCaNIA Uatrersky, Va.

~ Spedal War Cearaes arc of-fered in additioir~to the usual courses in theCoBage, Gxadaate, Lawi Mediad and Ehigtneoiag Departments. Ten dollars cov-ers all costs to Virginia students in the Academic Departments.

Send for catalogue Howard Winston, Rejriatrar.

52-12t

CHyPaopteWMtYowr

Send for eatak>gue and partk Qlara. Metal Carriers will last for vArs—wo h i ^ i f y }ln wrappingor labelling necessary

DsyiHdiAimNce. ^ B i ^ r S t Vfl I2r4-]8 6̂ St .

^ ow«ww»ttTow;T5. t:

Manassas Transfer Co^ W. &. ATHZY, ProvKtotor.

of BieiTh&ndiae or other com moditlM promptly transferred or

FIU0AT, iVLX 5, . i ">•"

TUB BAnASSAa ifNJKNAJU HAHAaSAS. VUtGrNU

The Manassas J o u r n a l ! - ' " ^ ^ t . ' S t ' S ' ^ ^ p J : : " " ^ " " " ^ ° ' - -

Entered at the Post Office at M̂ . ^ ^, .̂

$1.00 A Yivi iMnKe

Friday^ Jidjr 5, IBtt

p{e tooth and toenail at th« ait-aei, but be fought for theai.tii-torward like an uatamed and m-

Truth to teil, TiU^nan did wiiat Comparatively few a j ^ ever do

threw awaĵ aoost of tha-&*d m

•urvivonj it j îpeara eertain t)xat the auĥ mariDe ;nta et^jfti in sinUnJr them.

German frii^tfubieaa seem* -4o hare AMBBdiRi HmYery. dqiChi

of depravity and cruelty. It if impoflsible for the human loiih^ to; ^.•..•^i^^mtt'^ct'i.ut^^^v^fyBdaf. 4eeda .UUU»^OM wUeh the Hun

the good: He issued a rerfied and improved second editioii of himself which lacked nothing of

his beat he was not a great man or a great stateanoan, but'be waa honest and loyal through and through, and he had in him the itoman spirit of independence

him and retained jM^b" only. ^ omnmittcd. The plank-Walk* ing jests of Capt. Kidd and th^ eccentrtcitiies 6f th« BariMry pU rates no longer r^preaebt tha

©eiil a ppand |goflt ft fin imr^y onaUe one and constitutes prot

triotism and understandiikg. AtlpTod with ikuT t^entieUf edfrHteieHivr

^iie file of the ftrtt/but "was-in- acme qf imrUnlMn, for Qkbypga stinct with greater breadth, pâ into iaaigniftcanee when com-

and courage which &aurwi:iMTi2r\Wvsis:b^lfonTogL ed the senate in the ante-war period, aAd which, ia how so cm-^>icuouS by rarity. "^ .

CRITICIZES OUR POLICY In another column of thia tMt-

BOILJM foimd » letter Iteonx Boadley, attacking, viotentiy, tiie editorial poiiey at The Jeor-aat. We piririiflii it, knowing fall

/wefl that it ia harmless; a raido-soope could find nothing in it but wot^i wordB, old and new; a fliix of wordst but a^fsmine of

Jact. The Journal will attempt no

detailed revise the letter itself will be found ^sufficient, in the minds arapa I * fallaw.

. Who have done such noble i f ? f ^ * ? ^ , * ^ f i » * ^ f y * * * .1- *^ ».,^n^„^ i> +k- .,,w«ji • • Laat Wonaiw or Com

la alaa «• ha atrangly raaommaaaatf. rmatfjitf hava prwtlocA. tMa

tka aowlng of Oow Paaa tha ylaM of earn,

UmO It NMkW • aoH • bniprovliia ar

WHU for •mVQOO'^S OROP »mOUU.- flMnt »Maaa wia Inf4 MMiM abetit an

T.W. Wood& Sons,

bnt itt does

bridee. Tha« was m> poeatfaffi-ty of a mia^e . ~ T h e duwacto-of the vessel waa kpown to the mardexpos band whidi sent her to the bottom. l%e bent in whidi the ea^^in, the shq>'s of-ficers and aoae of the medical of-ficers esciqwd was overiiwiled^- the exeeaa pi^ta tidt law waa

a tiwhaf̂ a dam whether tSa moral and poBtieal|int tii^tJkmaiiaaLJStM^S^

were~poPifai ui unj|»uiH»-A fleree, fiery heartad, nn-1—This was a U», and the Ger.

^omprominng product of a yolr •anfe copunonwealth. he was gifted with a magnificent capac-ity forhmMtaoranwdhate:;^ imqk^iiiug~6^t ia ~6(egliatittg he a raiil quality amongamen,

of an Mg in wMch

the submarine, whoae caaOBt^] der interrogated tfaion. Hie did not eir&i pretend fb be unaware .of the chaiHuUu' &f"ge veaad he had sunk, bat f edinig dbiiged to make swne aert of eituag lie ac^ CMBod igapt. Syhreatfr nfr far

man U-boat «ionimaiHl

^ - ^ GEIJRCtflB— .̂

KUEF — Â son was bom to Mr. and

Mrs- Jame*^ BffkeW, jr ,̂ July 1.

—NQticfi.ibe slip oft-yetH- fwk-per and see whether your sub-scription has expired.

—W?rd has been reCeivea M the si^e arrival over seas pf Pri-vate Lynn Cushing, by his fath-er, Mr. Robiert Cushlnfc

—Notice ha8_ been received that the pay of the section worlc-men on the railroad wiH be ad-vanced to $3.00 per day .after July 10th.

—A son, Raymond Fitzhugh, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Wren at Hemdon on Jvtne 25th.

•iSssc THE MANASSAS JOURNAL, MANASSiSS, VIRGINlA

^ ^ - - - 1 > , ^ • — III I III l i t II *

—Amonj: the contributions to the Red Cross melting p o t « a silver candle snuffer and tray, the gift of Miss M. E. Rixey, The candle snuffer, which has been the object of maity cttrioaH [ Roimi questions, dates back to the

allj^'ti^d^ foFn5unrfniirti6n~and [~ were made in the Tibmes by a less successful process than

LOCAL CHAPTER HOS^Mni

Mrs. Wren wa^Miss Winnie Hol^ den before marriage.

—The young ladies of the Baptist -Young People's Union-will sen ice cream Monday even-ing on the Lipscomb lot for the benefit of the Red Cross.

those of today, «nd frequently had to have the snuff removed to kaap tjiMP burning.—_ •—

TaMe- DiseBwion • -New Brandies Announced—Ap-

u^JsMsi^^^ SHOWING THE BEST THERE IS IN MOTION PICTURES

The semi-monthly meeting of the Manassas Chapter of the American Red CroSs was held St ttee Town Hall Monday evening,-the ehairman, Mr. George G. Ty ler, presiding. The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Al-ford Keney,jifter which the mln-utes o f tfie prevTous" meeting

• #-|»cThe Journal wishes to ex-plain to its subscribers that it does not make A. practice of re,-tuming receipt* for subscrip- "^es oi me previous mee«ng ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j ^ ^^^^^ tions recei\fed, as the date of the w«r« read by the secretary and| - ^^^ P A T H E NEWS. slip on thf paper will indicate j "PP^oved _ _ _ _ _

' — • ' " —^IHJRSDAY A PARAMOUNT

BILLY BURK

4h& 4inw J r̂twî -thiPJwIwuripthTTF will expire. The mailing list is, however,' not reprinted and changed, sometimes, for three or four weekiu therefore, subscrip-tions paid in the interim are not indicated on the aiip^until the ch^ange is made. If the date on

—At the union .missionary meeting in I h e Baptist Church «n Sunday night at 8 o'clock, the address will be given by Rev. McLeod Harvey, Ph. D., of Washington.

ySiiT^Ts «ot *fii^ wim ̂ !^f• s^ : :«^^„±,5 ' the time mentioned above, write us.

ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW

—The Presbyterian picnic ar-" ranged for yester^y has been postponed on acdsiunt of the death of Mr. Wm. Fote. The time for the picnic will be ar-ranged later.

The XAdies* Aid Society of Grace M. E. Church, South, will meet at the h6me.ofMr8. Annie Maloney next Thursday, July 1th, at 8 p. in. Every member is urged to be present.

—A patriotic mieeting wiU be held at Bra.(Jley M. E South, next -Suniiay, inst. The paatanffld prbbahiy others will speak OTTthat occar sion. Everybodyjw Jnvitod.

Mr. Chas. R. McDonald, oi Catharpin, was in town Tuesday.

Mr. John Garrett, of Fairfax, ptud Tlie Jourilal office a call to-day-

Mrs. Walter Akere spent Sun-day with-her pwrents ia^Atexte-xlria. ' •" •.,:.'

Mr. B. N. Merchant, of Balti-more, ^as a Manassas visitor Moniiay-

Mr. J ( ^ A. Nicol, of Wash-ington, was a Mfuiassas visitw

Reports .wcrg given in thf! fq^m of a round table discussion, in which the following members took part: Mrs. G. Raymond Ratcliffe, Mrs. T. E. Haines, Mw. BL,T. H. Hodge, Prof. Hodge, Mrs. J. E. Jordan, Mrs. C. R. C Johnson, * Miss Isabel Kelley,

MRS. VERNON CASTLE aiipported by

ANTONIO MORENO . .in..

"THE MARK OF CAIN" lliia is the first appearance on

aprewi yf this famous arttat Yott-wUl ewfay

«tlc tit thiSi AJse PATHE NEWS.

U you Iik« a ««MI k»v» atoigf, ^'^m of J j * "f^^^^

Harrell,' Mi«. R. B. Sprinkel, Mrs. E. L. Hombaker, Mr̂ G Raymond Ratcliffe, alid Rev. Al-ford Kelley.

Wca. Haines made an appeal for contributions for the Red Crusa melting pot, Set .̂ AJfbrd Kelley reported the failure to

ed by'a dainty, clever and beau tiful actress with good support, seenilili:~ToiniBWT»irice8 vfiH-9rvmli/ Let us see hsnr you apptedate it, W$ wiak to entertain you with the best.

obtain films desired for the Red Cross at ttiis time, and Mr. Rat-cliffe presented for ^ Finance ~ Committee bills ani^nting' to 4 5 7 ^ forsiinplififi.

ChurcliqM Wi G fiamp son, in Washington, ^

Private D. N. Reeder, XJniver-, sity.tnumng camprwas a-M» nassas viutor Sun^nr.

MIsS: Edna Davis was ihe guest (tf' ttte Misses Ball«ger, of Alexandria,^Sunday.

Dr. L. F. Houj^, who attend-ed a masonic gathering at Wil̂ Qamspert; P«nw baŝ letumed.

Arehdeaeen Hew,-of Ivy a ^

TtejExeciitive Comnattee an-noimced t ^ authorizaiabn of the Stone Housie Red Cross organi-zation to serve as a branch in-stead of an auxili«ry as previ-ously recognized, and the grant-ing of letters of recognition to to^ch^^^' at Moicesinile «id Brentsvile.

NokesviUe. Branch, wi th /a memberaSp o n ? > M S ejected the following takers: Mr. J. A

chairman; Bir. W. R.

'THE MYSTERIOUS MISS TERRY"

Rev. Geo." W. Crabtree, stssist-ed by Rev. W. R. McElroy, of University, Va., the evangelist

4of Pofcomae-PM»byt«ry, lias just concluded a two-weeks' series- of

igelistic se.g^e8 at JehogjJ* ^̂

greatest thing ever Those who are interested in the gr—1 pr"̂ i«"" nf foods or. Ul.the chjW labor phaat otthis picture should not fall to see H. A film for everybody. Don't miss this one.

-SATURDAY ENID BENNETT

. . in . . "THEY'RE OFF"

CATLETT ''•

agmfces r dftueit.

FtfK SPECIAL I Th«re were seventy-six' pro-"T̂ HS-ATING THE PUBLIC" Sessions of faith, about half et ^ ^ AB S t « ^ them adults. Of this number..

««*>««: ^ y >n.. forty have already joined .tiUT Food profiteers ^ ^ g " ^ ^ Presbyterian church, t h Q aiL

who are to join by letter will be given an opportunity a little la-teK^ It* "ts altogether probsbleF that about sixty wiH be on « » petition to Potomac Presbytery the first of September to organ-ize, this chapel into a church at

The

pregnant with mysten^, by ja Blaster 8t^4iUer«idlwci«»tm. ^^^m^O^^^t^f^^^'^^^^^^

gr«it moment of this picture is

habit and rides her father's horse in the race, bringUig joy and- hmn>iness to alL Some-thing different. Don't miss it. A Comedy, "His Hiddm Talent," will also be shown.

Matinee 3:15

.The summer examinations for teachers wiirbe lield In the Ben-nett Building, Manaasas, Va., on July 25th-26th.

All iq^icants who- desire to take the high school examina-tion^ must notify the Division Supermtendent not later than July rst, and state the names of the 'subjeeto on which l^ey. de-aire questions. If proper notice is"not gfven the high school questibns can not foe qbtained

• CHAS-Jt. McDONAU>, Diviusn Supcrfiitendent,vQftiae»-

ville, Va. B-td

springers at~pH^vafe sale-every Monday at our yard in Nokes-viUe. The "kind you dairymen w»nt; the kind thiat never seen a

Free, • treasurer; Mrs, fl.—S. Blark, secretary, «»d Mr. B^M Herriag, doarmait of

>̂ -The

committee. Brentsvile Branch, which lias

66 members, has dented officers aa fcdlows: Mr. George B. M&-Donald, chairman; Mrs. K. M. 'Bradshaw, treasurer; Mr. H. J. Carr, secretary, and Mr. D. &, EariMurt chaJmaaiL of fiiumce

cording to its prediction, after [Blue Ridge Episfeopal Miasiims, Albftnatje eaunty, TO» a feeeat he had taken a competiUve ec-

amiration sometime agOi It is understood that Mrr Brewer^ rating was nintli out of about three hundred enndidateg .He received his comnrisroHT »' iew days ago. .__ :..^.—„_ M r̂kHT

Mr. C.E^^jS8R^whi^'en^a^] Washington, formeriy ing his car yeateiday,^ vofaem-tory to enjoying a Fourth of .July excursion had the misfortune to dislocate

•^€=tronw ita iua-«u!iia or •one Dr. Lewis..at,t: ed member comiortahle

ided to the injur and the patient is

visitcff to ManasHas.

Mrs. A. J. Adams and daugh-ter, Mrs. I. C. Hawktns,-orS^gar-

laeaseSdiesepaEBq:

committee, . Announcem^t was made by

the chairman that fifty, mep̂ would be sjent to canlp^rom Prfnce \^lliam county during the month of July, and the fol-lowing committej^. waff appoint-ed to_OTogdefor_the^nter^n-

The Jomal i—t l *•< wuiHi It worik tt

XOWS—"Fresh cows and

once. ' Mr, Crabtree organized his

Sunday School the last of De-cember. The enrollment is now more than one hundred. Rev.' A. R. Bird of the second Presby-terian Church, of Washington, x*ffrytp-fiown last y^eek cated the chapel. Tlevs. I. R Cooke, oif Greenwich, John A. Bowman, of Mealeton, and L. F. Hateher, of Hemdon, attended the all-day meeting Sunday. Mr. McElroy will go home for a fffw-jtay's nist and then Twl tent meeting just outside of Washington.

BREAD tfVto'ni the kind Qottnu tight tg —MEed4nanjip^tChdate Q T O V woi^ when yoa s twt to feed them. Come early, as we have the kind tiiat go quick. Will taEe"your dry stock in exehaage, ^ _ whai you wish ife—Calvm Ap^ •- aatia^ year appctitq, pleton A Son, NokesviUe, VaJ*^ ' " ~ ' "* ~-rf-«««~»n,

is made froni best materialif.

Handled by nea^ clean, care-ful ¥torianen. Ask for i t ^ •ecept no o^er. We i ^

_Jiav^a nice QUICK LUNOH COUNTEH where yoa eui

line of confeetioQery.

J. MBELL

TCS

CIVIL ENGlNEERmC AND SURVEYINa

Open to engagements during the summer months, and any lime. Dwq) me.a line and m diup juu

If yoa reafly want tbe NSW8

give it to foa tmarr ^ndt ior a

asBB

molt.of the naen during their stay m Manassas: Mi[^ iiuy Larldn, chairman. Mr. G. Ray-mond RateliSe, fllra. B. T. H. HoAre. Mrs, R / B . Spripkel, Mrs. T. ̂ Haines, Miss Isabel KeB^^

C. M-t Ijuirinx^and Mrs. ^RatdifTe.

It is earportad thaL

A GOOD STOCK AT j m FRLCE

the week-end guest of Ifiw Mar-with lus f a m i ^ j^aret Temple Hb|ddBS.

Ml- »tid Mm. ftTTt^'>^Y *''"^''i of BoW it^gputt Va., and Miss Kamue MMuf, umndgww Va., were Arey the flnri, u f l f a weeur

Missea Alice and Louise Ash-ford win leave tonaorrow after-

t hing with a kick in itl

—Arthur Keys, who appeared m the police court, several time*

FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 THE

CONSECRATED BY "SUNDAY SCHOOLS BISHOP GIBSON

c a t ^ With Solemn Cn»^

MANAgSAS JQlgNAL> MJHiASSASJfRRtNrK P>'

IN CONVENTION M««tinK tot BcHrffc -̂ derpcygLatratlon in caponizing

ym» District Held Jun* SOth -

Aî evedt of mote tium usiuU iaterest occurred at Tbe Plains, Fauquier county, Friday at 11 o ' c l o ^ when tlie new Grace Protestant EplBCopid church wai-30, 1918, at Hebron Seminary. •consecrated by the Bt. Rev; Robert A. Gibson, D. D., biahop of. the £pfscopi^ diocese of Vit-ginia. Besides Bishop Gibson, there were present Bishop Coad-jutator BroMm, of Virginia; tlje Rev. Edmund Lee Woodward, D. D., rector of Grace church; -ibe Rev. Berryman Green, D. D., dean of the Episcopal Seotinary, near Alexandria; the Rev. Ut

~ S : A. Wallto, pfbtiSasor at the «>»^itf*p^a buAuip ABd eleinF^«oiuta of lUchnond odt x«e was;

itenaateilyr aftfr •whw^alLtook appuiulud |diuM»

ohaiiG'̂ jntd',dio&:. The in^ru:^ meat of donation waa then ^ead b v Mr. A- Walton Flgminy, reyr. iatrar of ^ e vestry, and hiatded to Bishop Gib'fon by Mr. Jtunes

- B. Foster, the senior warden. ~f1re hid3K^ then t i id i the piqier

on the communion -taMe" a8~& part (rf^tte service. The am-inciaQoh 8< r̂n(U p a ^ waa4beh read by him, and at the dose, he delegated the ' rector of the « h a n ^ the Rev. 9 r . E. S.-Weoid-ward to read the senteace of cooseciatiiaL, Tbfi, v^H mora-ing service of the Epiaoopal chorch, followed by the iudy eommumon waa iiusa read by

Principal Morton, who is as-sisting Mr. Ratcliffe in the W. S. S. sales, reports a gratifying re-sponse among the colored peo-ple of Prince William in this war duty.

Special food conservation demonstrations and exhibitions aro to bo ligfricd «B at the schoartraent. Meridian College, Meridan, Tenn,

Eighteen tuition scholarships in aradwrric courae, value $86

^f"'tlr6' Extension Department of the state and of the.U. S. Food Administration.

Under the auspices of the State Department of Health, Dr. W. J. Innes, of Harrisonburg, delivered a course of five lectures

each. VTavtr^y~-a£ Virginia, one

for each of the fo^Iowjng states

onMedical Inn^^artinn in Schools and Preventive Medicine to the stud^nt-teaehers at the Manas-

Mr. Phillip M. Conley of the Bureau of Civilian Retief, Na^ ti/.i. uritln a reading whlchjwas highly ap-predaied. Tliere

thai We hope to acquire in Ihn cartwumnaatjflft oEf^ita.iarai^a»ia^ Count no duty too,difficHtt and

taiiClbd, if poesiUe, td exceed, that record for patriotism and loyalty tiiat we have^teade; that recoxd extrads from Crisptis Ai-tudcs to Privates Hem-y J tw noaggBg below the-afferage.-

Parents in this k)cality deur-partment auperintendentajdnlt:("y TIIH^ VjnPiU Mark; home dppMtment»

ed and raeisttred n u ^ aecure in-fonhatiMi regarding the natioii-al t«tt hit ^Mrmm^y,^ *lu, P r n » ^

Fovth of Jaljr CcWktatieii.

A Fourth of Jaiy.celd»ation waa given a^ytfie home of Mr. and Mm, Alhert Spwden oa Bat*- Emety

The It

BofBmg new as regards German Imitality couM have

CaniMUan Ixwpitd, ship Lland-overy Castle was an onapeaka-

Metlilng gained, he added, by talking

fnlnesa *"Ihe wild beast is atJazge,"

ter Nebon Speiden ofleiating. This ceremony was ftdlowed

-by a patriotic ptofram tsrBHd=fimff childrea viaited in Stafford

whe lives in thiLJteighborhood. xould not be p r a e n t a t the ser-vice owing to in health. He.] »» rnrnpn—rf «rf t.«y^|ty>ft mi however, had sent word to Dr, 'Woodward flxpreaaing hii plaaa- ^About i t ura that the new church was so hai^ily completed.

00 use arguing or reasomng Thej>nly thing to do is

to destroy it. That is the duty, and it is up to all the allies to Set their teeth until that end achieved."

tk street yesterday taxxnfag. The i M ^ p a l feature of the eel-dHatton was the raising of Old

MJTy Ersest Beid. vJ Gamp Lee last ^eek, adds one more star to the Greenwich' ser-vice flag.. ' '^ /<

MP. Cufl Hanaborpiigh, of Washington, was a Gremwieh viator last Sunday. _ _ _ .

Miss Fannie Nails is visiting in Baltinwre. .

We are-gted JnJieam that lit-t^ Mima M«ry JaTm Niyrw, whn

la i bgeajs tii^ SSE£ list fin-the past-wecdK, is improving. _

Mr. G. H. ^a8hingt(»r was a

WW. ^~ Mr. C. E. Hall sp&it Sunday

wiui im i>MHiU,». J. w. niUL ^-MrrlWb^yt Les,~Tanfanaasaa,

q > a t Smiday with h& piarents

PMUlS'fBIJKG

Messrs. W. C. Williams

Misses Myrtle and Borothy If eiv refl.'Sunday.——=~-.

AUA. cQsneB i/uisi 18 visiuny 2l2M»_th«^S|>«dfBnfc^^^ ^ ' ^ ^ ' ^ * " « * * « • Mrs. W, R B n c j . :

«_--j ^_. . , in WkahingtoB thia week. ' - Mr. and Mra. J. F. Anderaoa

tngs and music, following young

in which the people took

4MUS aad

Mary EUzabeCh^KelaoB and- Vir- Msi^Sr&rWrSeys Sundiy: Speilfei,

Houghton and Edwin Nelson and Maurice Smith. "Qie aadimGelhoine of Mr,

friesds. Refreshm^^ were served

and after the cefehratioo the young people sent to tiie Red

is I Cress the sum of $S.76, obotrftf^ uted by those present.

Sunday. Mr. Henry Anderson and son.

iCK&anl, vntted at the home of

Mr^aiid^Mi's. J. C. Dunn and Miss ArzuOah Dunn dalied at the

R. S. Abdl Sunday.

Bellhaven Bi^ytist second Sunday i^

Rsvi services at Church _the July.

All reported a fine time at thej^ — W. S. U'^terta inment F r i < ^ night at Forest Hill Schoc^.

TIM N E W |>e Laval is tbe

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Ficadisli TniatBMnt of Snnrhron by. SabBUurfaM CpMtouaJer

fonOwfl! ••nqrm&ny'a awful d ^ to the

world contmuea To WtSS^ Axr-oth«r haspiUl ahip hjui l>«en tor<

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UftsMMa PrcakytartM Cboreh. B«T.

Atterd KriWiT, P«M««-Sunday—8«»d«r School »t 9:46 ••

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A German submarine 70 miles from the Irish coast on the night of June 27 torpedoed the 11,000-ton hospttri ship Llandovery Castle, which had been charter-ed by the Canadian government and had been in the service of carrying wounded and sick from England to Canada for many months past. The. ship was t̂ ien on her way to England, She had on board 25t̂ persona, including 80 men 'of the Cafta-dian army medical corps and fourteen female nurses. ,

U^ 24 of those on board, including the-captain, have" SHrvived tlie treacherous attack, which came without wwming. ' False Ckaige by Han Captain.

The submarine commander, who ordered the captain of the Llandovery Castle, several of his officers and Maj. Lyon, of the medical corps, aboaird, decl«:ed that he had sunk the ship be-cause she was carrying ,Ameri-can aviation officers and others in the fighting service of the al-lies.

Swa thr "tu^^OD^^ people turMd adrift in their boats t6 sink or swim, as best they noight

"And although, as it happen-ed, die was a Canadian hospital ship returning from Halifax, with no wounded aboard, the taletjf crime levealrwantSB de^ liberation on the part of the sub-mari^e-eoBunandar-and almost suggests the hope on his part that he would And ,her full of

ijured and halpleas men. •The Llandovery Castle, E. A.'

lylvester, master, was charter-the Canadian government

tivgy ihtdr nick ami wound' «d f r ^ England to Halifax.

"The Llandovery Castle had on board a total of 26aKper»PliW.

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Hie War-time Vahe olGpo4 Tires • U> r

including 80 Canadian army medical corps men and fourteen female nurses. One boat, con-taining 24 survivoiB, has .reach-ed port so far.

Could Not Mistake the Ship. It was during the night qdT

June 27, ±owanri0:30, that ̂ iSe crime occurred- The Llandov-ery Castle, steaming on her

He added to this laterl!^ course a*̂ aome fourteen knots.

ooBtribote to war wofk tad Maka it ghre tba HmH of

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PreacWtrg sirf a»cr*mwit of t h ^

Lord's S>q>]^«t ^H â "^ l ^ T ^ ^

ohrUtUn End«av«r.»t 7:JJ0 p. « . S n h ^ . "All fw ChitaC-1 Our Abffitto«." .

U^oa HiMKHtwy inMtiBS ft « P-B. ia tiM Bwtirt Choreh.

m. S«bj«t, "N»tk>Ml Pro«i«ifty.tl»« Reaute ammrH ciNGBAil8r4hie4~PLAlN VOILES, hi t«ae.Hght Mae,

the officer's strenaoua deaiala. The Germana evoi thraatiped to shoot Maj. LyoBSĵ jcojBtBBdfaĵ that he fighting unit, not a medkal offi-cer.

aia. The admiralty report oo the

thecaptaa'a hai been pMnd u^ ~'«ave.fer any of tiie ahip̂ a

celnigaay -or tbte

by the expkaian of the tnpedp. it ia dear that every oae set nw>Y. One of the amaP faoate.

sinking deacribea the ferael treat ba>k far thaae last nviwt at MA«. LTOQ. and dedaraa atate. Bvt ahea a

caUed. aeddent boata, waa h«ld

meat of Maj- Lyon, and that'the vAamria^jtttet ing the veaiit, aheBed BL — . known target. wi|tgi» the repgrtaijHMi, on retarning to^deck. fooad

afei^ Bat wkm aB the otfaeea away, the dvtaia went to

hia uJdR far Jot eleetoe lo idr

rrhe misaiag boata The captahi'a boat, caadaiaing,boat in En^sh:

the survivors, was picked np by aide," it ordered the desttoyer Lyaander, the commander of which haa r^wrt-«d that he had f oond no trace of the remaining five boats.

submarine hailed UM 'Conie aik>nf-[

Thrsatcna Death to a u K v a s . T h e boat waa palling down to I ± up a drowning man The J (Continued oo Page Seven) ^^^

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oBRaqvaat ' URHtntQB MTCfAlof tlMBIOttdi WUflll - wfa be wrnn lUs faU and^wMw I9

itiachniiintlnt people luee, " Wi t t4 t^«r<

fjMMrfluCv.tM ^t^

Geo. D. Baker

•eial. eeavi effeeta. Ight aMdi

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cvuy calor feaad hi the liac ef ^ahi wtth arhkh

ilKa arc larftely aeed. llMqneaa alei be ased for majdm ap ^ whale drsas er far aipifaii wahrta. A£\^ A yard I V C

KANN*S—SntBir FLOO«

Laa AvB., aua ^ pRMipt tnmtiiMj^Mm all

tfju iaiAUCca8KKTSjc^utm>'n sfort

National War Savinga Day ia only one day; otnr men in ^tta Army and Navy have their day every day.

pTTSlIC S A L T ! By authority of « certain deed

of trust from H. D. Gibson and wife to the undersigned trustee, dated the 13th day of December,

rflice of. the Circuit Court of •rince WilHam County, Va., in Deed Book 64 and page 306 and the noted tharon securccl, I sell at public auction^ to the highest biddtr, in front of the courthouse of Prince William Counte, at Manassas, Va., on

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Up ft man fMM th& v̂ Atar. " "Orme alongside,' repeated

the bruBQitf̂ yoice frym tlw sub-

Tfre boat held on its way and forthwith two revolver shots were fired at or over it.

"•Come alongside. I will

?S^l2'!?SJS«l:U«™^«™^'^'«'''^« lowing dMcribed tracts of land, to-wit:

FIRST—579 acre^ more or less, beinr the swaejw^iwty- the man pltked up) was ordered conveyed to S. Eugene Foster by Ferman R. Homer and Marj' Homer by deed of date April 21, 1911, of record in tiie clerk's of-fice ef Priae» William County, Va., in Deed Book 61, page 24.

SECOND—143 acres of land, more or leas, being the same property conveyed to S. Eugene 9mter-hr'Smai» M. Bargor, by deed of April 20, I9IO, recorded

s, in Deed in the same clerk's Book 60. page 512. —THIRD—Xbree (8) pareds of landi cohtaihmg together 4j£'< acres, more or less, and two (2) parcels of land, containing 292* acres and 23 V̂ perches, as ap-pearing aa by deed of date March 27, 1907, from A. T. Holtsman and W. C. Wibert and wife to O. D. Foster and, 3. Eu-gene Foster of record in same clerk's office in Deed Book 56, iwge 267, containing aggregated acres of all the said bacts of l a n d ^ IMi acres and 28V^ povhes, more ^i^lesa, tpgetfasr with all im|»reTemeftts thereon, irights and privileges incident thereto.

. TERMS OF SALE.—Gash saffleient ^ pay off baluice doe

eat from Noveniber 28, 1913, taxes and coats ca sale.

TEis1l~a valuable tract of land sftii8ted,aJi>out, seveo tiaieAirom two n^road statiiaia on the Southei^: railroad,-' in Prince William County. Va. -The tract contains much valiuible t^ber, a hurge number of railroad ties, und is estiinated to contaiik a laolie amoimt of pulp wood.

For .further infairmation write ' te- tJK mdeanlgiied

Attorney at La«^ Frederteb-bart, VK-

HOSITT-rv rr.#«**St?NK BY

u PMge Six) (CoatiiiUtn*

second officer ~Stoe was, tgid thprip %aa -one.

D. GOBDOS GOULDMAN, 5-t8 Trtutee.

BI6B GRASS 9EBD. cfms ftrtha

•INT a a L ANO BUC^t.^ai& HALL SSnkTB

FARSfS BPWARD GQGKBKT l̂f. lfaHU«fr.

— P. O, Nofcca^m^ Ta.. '. - . J. K08S UNTNm,

CshiMnrilWi, Va. lAKiUSOft'S YVLUm •

HAKKisoir» wmm AB ttani

captain.-" 'Yes'—-the commander did

not attempt Ito appear surprised —'but you are carrying ei£iit American flight officers.'

" 'We are not,' repUed the captain. 'We have seven Cana-dian medical officers on bdard. The ship was chartered by the Canadian government to carry side and woimdied Canadians frbqi Ehifl^d to Canada.'

"To the submarine comman-der's reiterated:. "You have been cartying Ai officers,* he.added, *i have been runninK to Canada .-fof six monti U 6 N . UiMoa Steeat.

canteen saved him. .. :̂ "After abusing my heavy

pack ^ ixtoieh as I.have, it'saved gay hfe, I suroose. After I re-gained jnyswaes I stufed for ward bat was "waged deiwai a g slung BSy pack and placed.it just in front-of me. You. could hear the bullets play a tune on it and my hebnet ,Lay these until af-. tor dark and crawled, into a lit-tle hole where there* waa a

-ALEXAmCtRIA. v a

it Wast. m two places

with my first-aid. Shells were| bursting eyeryviikere luttil about lb:$a p, m. HMS I erawktd fo~ a-first-«id statidD. where .1 was

'bandagpd. -".." '"; '- • 'AT'taofninif^ was

sud Jas. Luck, sr., of J. B. Nor-man and wife.

FM* further, information, ap-ply to the ondersignda trasteea. .

C-A. gPiCLAH^ ROBT. A. HUTCHISON.

7-4 -" ' Troateet.

?5Rector & Co. HAYMARKCT, VA.

UNDERTAKERS

away ia an ambolaaee. It is atin^ woodeifal tiw way I have been treated.daee.: (Jade-Sam certaittiy has this igrat^ in good fnnimig dMer.

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Lots of .myjeomrades wtatt *weef and icHte more eame to 'bligbty' with me. but voa should wbatyte did lu Heine. He l ^ n ^ torwtt ttat doae for a k»g time."

Corporal Galloway ia with the sevanly-Blnth comp^^, Six& iigiMiiit 'ot luat'lncB, atatioiied at

rp*|y:i.Gffr HAYMARKEIL- , The tiarcontaiiied eleven'stars [sas, was a ijuest at uaKS^ade,

. a«d repre«mta(| 4he foltowmg the home of Mr, G. W. Shu-lay, Ueut. Wade C. Payne, M. D..'boy8 and young men, given «*^ on Thursday night of laat week.

spent th€ week-end at his home cording ta) their enhr" i^i-*-Mrs. PRyne,B sist^s, Misa

Bany, Inc

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MANASSAS, VIRGINIA.

"Guy Wood are visitpri at "Mill Park."

Mrs. Alfred Tawresy with her little daughter, Marie Hall Taw-resey, has joined the family par-ty at "Shirley." Paymaster Thom Williamson, tJ. S. N., and Mrs. Williamson, were recent guests at "Shirley."

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Walfer have returned from their f̂ed-ding trip, and are making their home with Miss Hulfish.

Mrs. F. B..fti?e haa hkd 0 ^ cial notice oi iha —ff arriTll over seas of h « wm, SergeaSf

- P. M- ftice. • Mr Hraily H. Dodge has en-

listed in the U. S. Naval Marine Corps, and is in camp at Paris Island. , . -—

The Haymarket Branch of the American Red Cross now has a »>^nihpr«hî of 180, which ,in-cludes iiew members and thoae who have renewed their mein

XGariand Sp»k«r~enU8ted in ^he U. S. Navy April, 1917, and is now aboard the Louisiana.

Lieutenant Walter A. Rich-ards, entered training camp at Ft. McPherson, Ga., May 15, 1917; received his commission as 2nd lieutenant during sum-mer; was promoted to Ist lieu-tenant and acting adjutant Jan., 1918; sailed for France April, 1918.

Chas. Woods Adams, enlisted in U. S. Navy Sept., 1917, was put on S. si. Pittsburg about^ari. 1,1918^ and ia now on the w i ^ .

yimcr-ThmtiftH AvTff. finlJHted in the Navrî Reserve Fom* Jan., 1918, and is s1^ dbih{( d^rieid woric In WasUngtoot. but expects soon to be called out for active service.' ". - -

^yr̂ M^H. RichMTds, enitHtpd in 'Aviation Oxip* and is studying meteorolpgy in Texas ITnlyef-sity vn^ expeHw tagBL-ta ui a'ahort Jime as adentific 6b-

bership for 1929^ still quite a tinmher

^Si^eet who n»

doubt consider theioaselves mem-

server of weather oohditiona for

bers and intend'to renew. The attaidai>ce at the surgi-

cal dressing work room is very good; 2,50a4res8iBg8 were made injune, wid a large s h ^ u n ^ of the same,, as'well as^bedslurts and knitted artidee, *riU b« made, as soon as division head-quarters are located . in their new quarters. :

Mr. E. R. Rectoi- has kindly donated th2€;0 -,

r M i «

rooms over his store Iwilding.for the use of .theL^HByrnafgef Branch.. One' o f wfiScE will be used exclusivdy

Lee within the past w e ^ Owing to the rain, the «idi-

ence^af tte iniBBaOTi«ry-raee4to|r last'Wednesday was small, bat i^whoeifflie were highly rq;>aid for coming. Mra. Raddiffe gave us fin excellent .talk on seed, i a the. morning, and •«[ the after-non Miss McGuei)i gave an excel-lent talk on_Japfn; she had been a teachte in' Japan for several .years and knows many thingB of

interest. ladies' ec6tume~fei

She had^a Jî iMUseK I

O $5e(X)

fflEBS «>ES-aff iN^ WAIJE-llHIS 9IORE CLOSES AT SEt

OVER OXFCMty SHOBS $4.98.

Not a shoe la the lot thai ga» be •if

boogfat today Aid soM f