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EWP 1918 Vanderventer
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Place
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Virginia
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Identifier
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1016298
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2024-01-07
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5840603336128bb467701cad5063a192622c6955669dbba3be12cd220922de25
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Digitized by Edwin Washingon Project
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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English
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TY, VIRGINIA, FEB. 12, 1918
g
0
IOy
oun County Hospital,
an operation for app
Her death will come as a distinct
countless friends in
ity and in ) Fashing- I
she had lived for the
Endowed with
nal charm and personality
prime of young
womanhood her. death will Jeave |
ol wal il mo.urnthe
loss of & T companionship: g
Miss V andeventer came to Lees-
{ last week to
Wilbur C|
ate
sinia,
3, 1918.
s letter
matters
red by the
yassage OF
lly affect
' and the
ear that
he Mirror
ously the
d Timer”
od for the
lacking 2
us or the
-mpted to
gcpate, Mr.
-ve it best
ly as they
matter of
iat 2 joint
ed in the
s Virginia
le amen
mstitution
wht of suf-
the United
not advo-
d I think
ikle county,
"will be of
t Senators
l‘;’iell as the
" the state
g think for
¢ts of the
| to think
re elect-
Te resinn.
burg, died siadenly at
past two years.
exc
and just in_the
many -
burg Thursday ©
perately ill early
She was immediately t
operation for appen
thought at the time t
covery was
time-
set in an
her life ebbed out.
is survived
Louis, and
Dr, Vivian Vandeven
peming, Mich.
one 0
tions in the county.
Funeral arrangemen
will 1
relatives from a distan
e
private Joh
frory the N
Lee, on accod
Hospital where she un
only a d ion
But on Monday Peritonitls
d during the atternoon
3
IS5 VANDEVENTER DiEs
SUDDENLY AT HOSPITAL
IFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Miss Florence Vaudeventer, age
335 years, daughter of Mr.
Send H. Vandeventer. o
the Loud-||
Town-
f Lees-
following
L 1 : e
visit relatives and beca
Friday morning.
ake
ter,
endicitis.
des-
n to the
derwent an
dicitis. It was
hat her re-
uestion O
Besides her father the deceased
by two sisters,
mett Funston, ofiSt.
Robert EthS. o
of Leesburg, and by one
Mrs.
Dibrell,
brother,
of Ish-
She also leaves
f the largest tamily connec- |
ts have not
ce.
S o 2
Private Poston Discharged
peen made at this writing, and
depend upon the arrival of
n C.Poston of
ung Hill, had been honorably
B ational Army at Camp
at of disability.
4
A
GUOD FOR. THE PEOPLE
The annoupcement of (?ol. E. B.
White as a candidate for Represen-
tative in Congress from this Dis- -
trict means much good to the Dem-
ocratic party and the whole people
in Alexandria County.
There will be a primary ‘next
August—and thereafter. That is
wholesomely Democratic. The
Alexendria County Committee
' yoted for party aligcment and pri-
mary selection of candidates a year
But somehow action in the matter
has lagged and the fusion group
of Democrats and Republicans who
have for many years been in con-
trol of county affairs have been get-
ting along together as well as ever,
And it may be admitted at once
they have done tolerably well.
But there is room for improve-
ment, many think great room and
add a filigree work of charges of
incompetency and of favoritism in
county business a n d°contracts: fi'
Conceding large exaggeration in
this it will be in keeping with
American methods to have a re-
sponsible party government. Dem-
ocrat or Republican. : 5
Col. White will help-move the
county out of a political rut.
—Rosslyn Cg,mmonwealth.
e
Arthur Jenking Enlists
Arthur Jenkins,valued employee
of the Peoples National Baunk,has
enlisted in the Ordnance depart:
ment of the United States army,
and has reported for duty in Wash-
ington, where he will be located
antil sent over. Mr. Jenkins long
years of clerical and booking ex-
perience will serve him in good
stead in his chosen department.
WOOLD RESTAILT KILLRG
et TURAR D
ago with only one dissenting voice,
3 Club
ve
‘NO.' &
MR, WILLIAN BIRDSHLL
DEAD FAOM PARALYSE:
ED COMES SUDDENLY
Mr. William Birdsall,
lknown and highly respect’ed vz?’!}
izen of Purcellville, this county
gxed at his hou%? there on Thurs-
ay evening. until ¢ r
before his death lzvh'.'B %gal;fig.l;
peared in good health and excel-
lent spirits. He had just attend-
ed the funeral of the late Clar-
ence Trussell that afternoon. At
szx.fit]x:irby ’I;}ll) ursday he was
stricken wi aralysis [lived
barely two hm:)rs. AR
The deceased was in his 68th
year and was exceptionally hale
| for a man of his years. It is said,
however, that he had ¥
strong since the deat?l:?tofl?%ei!;
wife less than a year ago, an.d
that his condition was brought
al,:Ibeq;xt by grigfbover her death.
s survived by on i iss
R.;::Il‘)scca. Birds:&lY. Foiisns
e funeral service to
on Sgnday at noon in theolg\flzlgge
meeting house, Mr. Birdsall bes
ing a member of the Society 05
Hicksite Friends, and his bod
was laid to rest in the Lificoli
cemeter, i
Wil;::: ?1y by that of his beloved
MAY EXAMINE SECECTHEN
FIST OF NEXT Wik
The proper medical ti
re
l&zs‘/]e b]%enfreceived by %k\:éaggl‘}s
‘doun Draft board and it is v
J ve
pfxo'b&ble that examination of t{]y
registered men will take pl 2
e_arly next week. The p aea
tions arrived in time to havegUla'
the examinations this ® belg
owing to the fact thag, ek by
session it was foupg o0l is ip
That the post TDOSKi b,
of the
OF AT~O
examination in‘;(())nemenh
n_um_bel- of man iqli‘vemeucm
o
