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On luesday, January 18, i appeal cases of die Commonwealth against Charles E. Corder, 1 charging the accused with driving ' under the influence of intoxicants; die other case charging the accused* with resisting arrest; were, by agreement of council, joindy tried by a jury. The jury returned a verdict of not .guilty, in the first _ case and found the accused guilty of resisting arrest and fixed punishment by . a fine of $200. Commonwealth Attorney W. F. Moffett represented the Common- , wealth and James W. Fletcher represented the defendant.

FOUR COUNTY M£N \ JOIN ARMED FORCES

Frank Atkins, Jr., of Spertyville, Herbert B. Smoot of Wash* ington, Robert Lee Kennedy of Slate Mills and Paul D. Silvey of ~ - Amissville left Tuesday, January. 18 for Alexandria where they will enter the Armed Forces.

Basketball Schedule.

The Rappahannock C o u n t y High School Vareity and J.V. will ■ meet Culpeper at Culpeper, Friday night, January 21. The Varsity and Girls will meet Stafford at Sperryville, Tuesday night, January 25 at 7:30. Both are league games. ... * • ‘

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