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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20
X. of P. Notes of Interest.

Garrett Lodge No. 113, held quite
an interesting meeting last Friday
night when the rank of Page was con-
ferred on one candidate and the rank
of Esquire was conferred on two
Pages.
Lodge will convene at 7 o'clock on
next Friday evening for the purpose
of comforting the rank of Esquire and
in order to give in attendance an OPP
portunity to leave the lodge room that
much earlier.
On the 28th inst the lodge will hold
its Thanksgiving meeting and will
celebrate the occasion by serving re-
freshments and comforting the rank
of Knight on three Esquires.
On the evening of December 9Th the
Knights of Khorassan will hold their
ceremonial, and we urge all members
of the local lodge who are not now
members of Khorassan to file their
applications at an early date as pos
sible. There will be something doing
all the evening, starting with the
parade in the afternoon, with ban
quet at six o'clock and the ceremonial
Immediately following.
Make arrangements to be present
at the Thanksgiving meeting on the
28th inst, and don't forget that the
degree team needs material to work
on, so bring in that application from
a prospective new member.
The Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20
REALTY CHANGES
Merchant McIntire Buys the Davis
Property Now Occupied by Him.

Merchant Mclntire Buys the Davis
Property Now Occupied by Him.
Within the past two or three days
several real estate deals have been
made in Oakland properties, the most
important one from a business view
point being the sale of the Davis
hardware store property to Mr.. C.
N. McIntire, who has been the lessee
Of the premises ever since his bust
ness career in Oakland begun.
No information concerning the con-
sideration was given out, but it is I'M
derstood that the sum paid for the
property is in the neighborhood of
$S,OOO.O0.
The new owner of the property has
already made plans for the remodel
ing of the building, which will in
clude the lowering of the main floor
of the storeroom to the level of the
street, the installation Of new and
larger show windows in the Second
street front and the Encouragement
and remodeling of the interior of the
lower floor in its entirety. When the
acknowledgements shall have
been completed the property will be
one of the best and modern in every
respect.
Mr.. Blaine Giessman has purchased
from Mr.. T. w. Casteel the Charles
Snpuse property on Center street,
which is now occupied by Mr.. A. R.
Martin as a residence. Mr.. Giessman
will move into the property about the
first Of next month.
M. Walter Hardesty has purchased
from Mr.. D. E. Offutt the house he
now occupies located on Pennington
stree and is contemplating making a
number of substantial improvements,
among which will be the installation
of heating plant, for which Messrs.
c. s. Davis & Son has the contract.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20
BAD MAN ARRESTED
Charged with Horse Stealing, Has
Been Wanted Since May for Assault

Been Wanted Since May for Assault
The 25th day of last May there
appeared before Magistrate West, in
Oakland, a man representing Mr..
Jesse Westfall, of Kempton, w. Va, and
had warrent issued charging Thom-
as Robson, then of Kempton, with
assault and intent to kill. The warrant
was issued, but Robson, being on the
lookout always eluded the author
tiles. Last Tuesday morning there
appeared at Helbig's livery a man
who wished to be driven to Hutton,
and as there was no men about the liv-
cry at that time, a small boy was sent
with the team with orders to go to
Hutton and no farther, but when the
team reached this place the man de-
manded the boyto drive him to Corinth,
W. Va. AS the boy had been in
structed to turn back at Hutton he
refused to go to Corinth. After stat
ing his refusal the man, it is alleged,
GRABBED the boy and choked and beat him
and threw him from the wagon and
drove on.A short time after the occur
renee had been reported, it was
learned that the man was the same
Thomas Robson who had been charg-
ed with assault with intent to kill.
Immediately Constable Casteel, with
a warrant for horse stealing was sent
after the alleged law breaker, and
after some travelling about the coun-
try succeeded in landing his prisoner
in the town Jail at Terra Alta, W. Va,
at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning,
bringing him to Oakland the same
morning on train No. 2. The prisoner
was taken to the County Jail here to
await the action of the December term
of court. 1t is alleged that this man
is an l. W. w.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20
MARRIED

Tibbetts-Townshend-Last Satur-
day afternoon Mr.. George w. Tib-
belts, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland
H. Tibbetts, of Oakland. and Miss
Catherine NJ. Townshend, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Townshend,
also of Oakland, went to Cumberland
where they secured marriage license
and were joined in the bonds of mat
rimony by one of the ministers of that
city, Immediately following the GER
emory the young couple returned to
Oakland, where they will reside The
groom is mine superintendent for the
Taylor Offutt Coal Company, whose
operations are located a few miles
west of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20
Requirements for Standard Schools In
MARYLAND

In March. 1919, the State Board of
Education adopted definite require
mnts for standardizing MARYLAND
schools The three below are among
the thirty-seven requirements adop-
ted:
room.
Piano, organ or Victroia with at
least II approved records.
One new standard picture, framed.
unless three are already in the room.
In some localities schools are put
ting forth strenuous efforts to get
money together toward purchasing
this equipment. Efforts are being
made, too, to meet requirements for
which money is not needed.
kltzmiller and Vindex have already
gotten Victrolas. Kempton has gotten
together about $3.50; Grantsville, S57:
Hutton and Peerless are in the list.
the amounts they have raised not be-
ing known. Grantsville has had two
meetings of the mothers and one of
the men. The suggestion has como
from the mothers themselves that
they organize into community or
ganization of some inkd. There, too,
two literary societies have been or
gained among the pupils. Deer Park
and the sixth grade of the Oakland
Grammar school have similar socie-
ties.
Efforts put forth by teachers show
conclusively their interest in their
work, their interest in the children's
welfare, etc. The value of such equip
ment in the schools is inestimable to
the pupils. Pupils ideals are raised
by good pictures, good music, good
books.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-11-20

The Republican is Garrett county's
newspaper, i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19

TRUSTEES UcTIoN SALE or
TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN
wESTMORELANp PLACE. HEN
RICO COUNTY. VIRGINIA, A SHORT
DISTANCE WEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
In execution OF a deed OF trus-,
da ed February 1. 1916. and recorded In
the clerks office OF the circuit court
of Henrico county, Virginia. in deed
book 205-B. page 2es. default having
been made in the payment OF part OF
the debt thereby secured, and having
been required by the beneficiary there
ton on tho premises
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ~, 1878,
At AGO O'Clock n. NJ.
The following described property:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land situated and being in the county
Of Henrico, state Of Virginia. being lot
No. !: as shown on a plat of Westmors-
land Place made by warren n. Man
ming, dated May 6. 1918. and recorded
In the clerks office Of Henrico county,
yirGinia, Ia plat book 10, page ~ which
tract fronts two hundred feet tzee
fceD on the north line Of Powhatan
avenue and extends back between par
aliel lines. the eastern line OF which is
the western line 6f lot No. /. $40 feet.
all as shown on the plat afore said.
TERMS: Cash.
THH AMERICAN NATIONAL.
BANK or RICHMOND,
Trustee
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RECEIVERS SALE.

Pursuant u decree OF the chaDcerv
court OF the city, OF Richmond in the
cause Of Ticewator aud western Raif-
road Company VS.. Richmond Trust and
savings Company, trustee. 81 ais. en-
tered December 10, 1919 the under.
signed receiver will sell. subject to
confirmation by the court. at public
Exchange, in the city OF Richmond, on
me sIst day OF December, 1919, at 3
oc!ock. noon. the following:
Personal Property, One passenger
coach. six lever cars, enc motor car, one
handcar, small amount of iron and
steel rails. all telegraph poles and
aires now in the possession OF tho re-
of said personal pronerty apply to
tia receiver:
Rcat Fstetes All right title and In
terest of the Tidewater and Western
Isailroad company in the right OF way
from Farmenle, Va. to Bermuda Hum
dred. Va. with terminal and stations
ard all other properties thereon. and
certain tracts or parcels Of lands owned
by the company, enumerated and de-
seribed in the report Of Commissioner
Massie, filed In said cause April 30
1918. and which tracts. with the ex-
ception OF the rights of way. may he
generally described as follows; One
Terminals a. Bermuda Hundred con-
tanning 30 acres more or less, I've
Ware Bottom tract. containing ah"ut
- acres. Third Real estate at Ches-
Ter including lot in Werth's edi-
tit ", containing about las acres
Fourth, Swift Creek tract. containing
/. so acres. Five .Cahill tract. contains
ms 1850 acres. Six, Honey Hi tract,
containing 1885 acres. Seven. Teach
Orchard tract. containing 4s.75 acres
EtEht. Eppes' Falls tract. containing
about s acres. Nine. Winterpock tract
containing about 10 acres Ten. Lands
al Mossiey's Junction, containing ahou.
81 acres.
The real estate will frst be ofcrsd In
parcels and then as 4 whole. FOR fur
Their information and description oil
csiver
l.. NJ. WILLIAMS
Receiver
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AUCTION SALE
Bs GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD d CO..
Real Estate Agent and Auetteneers,
Ri~hmCnA. Wa.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF AN
ATTRACTIVE AND p + SIR AEL r
Pf.acE CONT flaming - ACRES 10
GATED AT KINGSIAND STATION
AND CONVENIENT TO THE Pc.
TERSBuRG ELECTRIC CAR. WITH
GOOD DWELLING AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS
In execution Of deed OF trust 70
the undersigned trustee, bearing date
March IL, 1919. recorded in the clerk .
office OF the circuit court OK Chester
field county, In deed book is.. page
si2. default having been made in the
naynent Of the debt therein secured
will. at the request of the noteholder,
sel3 on the premises at public auction.
MONDAY. DECEMBER - 1919.
at ; O'clock r.. NJ
Ali that certain real estate described
in tho said deed as follows;
All that certain tract OF land. with
ali improvements thereon. lying and
being in Dale district. Chesterfield
county, Virginia. containing 81 acres.
more or less. being known as Parker
Hail. Said property Is located on the
western side of the A. C. l.. Railroad
and extends from said road wsstwartftv
to Centralia County Road. and saioins
the lands of W, w. Turner, L, u. Tor
SOY and a. r, Branch.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of executin q
this trust. any taxes or Insurance that
may be due. one note for the sum or
5000, with interest from March Is,
1919. until paid. and also past due
notes amounting to $3.50. with interest
from March -, 1919. until paid. The
$1,000 has priority over all other notes.
This property is sold subject 10 a deed
of trust for ss.5co with interest from
June 6. 1sle. until paid. Balance upon
such terms as may be announced at
the sale.
F. J. CRAWFORD.
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AUCTION SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE, SOUTH RICHMOND.
sale Conducted by o. 4. Hawkins.
Manager Real Estate Department..
Richmond Trust Company.

Default having been made in the
payment of the prIn. ipaI and of certain
instruments OF interest secured by II
deed OF trust from Virginia Warehouse
corporation to Richmond Trust and
Savings company trustee. dated June
j. 1915, and recorded in the clerks Of
fee of the hustinGs court. part II, Of
the city of Richmond Virginia, in deed
book 42-B, At page 40, notice is here
by given that pursuant TO the provi~
sions Of the said deed Of trust, the
undersigned trustee will sell at the
front door If the Civ HALF. in the city
Of Richmond Virginia. on the 2sth day
CT December 1919 at 10 o'clock. in the
! forenoon, to the highest and best bid
der. upon the terms all cash or one
third cash ard balance one. two and
three years the following lots or par
ceis of land located in the city OF Rich
mond, Virginia in what is now known
as South Richmond formerly Man
chesterb. and in tina. section Of the city
/ between Hull street on the north,
Morgan street on the south, Fifth
street on the east and Tenth street on
the west, and whicn will he generally
! described as follows.
% That lot at the southeast corner
Of the intersection OF Hull and .EightA
streets. fronting eos feet ton the SOU. b
side of Hull street. summing back be-
tween parallel lines f5a feet. t2} That
lot fronting s. feet On the north line
OF Decatur street between Seventh and
Eighth streets commencing - feet
from the northwest Garner of the inter-
section of Eighth and Decatur streets.
fSJCorner lot 90 feet fronting on De-
catur street ct the northwest corner OF
the intersection of Decatur and Eighth
! streets. f4) Lot sI.7 feet fronting on
the. south side Of Decatur street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
commencing So feet from the intersec-
ton of the south lire of Decatur street
with the eastern line of Eighth street
fs) That 10. fronting 21o ceet on the
north side OF Stockton street. hetwe IN
Seventh and Eighh streets.-- inciudi ng
the entire frontage between SAID
streets EXCEPT so feet at the northeast
corner OF the intersection Of Eighth ami
stockton streets. 81 That lot at tire
southwest corner ~ the intersection OF
, Stockton and Seventh streets. fronting
on the west line Of seventh street i3i
/ feet. 90 That lot at the northwest cor
ner OF the intersection of Seventh and
Everett streets. and fronting on the
west line of Seventh street, so feet
I,s) That lot at the northeast corner
NJ the. interse otien of Everett and
Eighth streets. fronting iii feet on
Everett street. and lss feet on Eighth
street te) That lot at the southeast
corner of the intersection of Everett
and Eighth streets, fronting 12s feat
on the south line OF Everett street. and
extending back to Maury street. (10N
Lots Nos. II to 20, incluriv~. on the
. plan Of the lands Of Katherine Stein
recorded in =. r, :. page SOS, hns'-
fngS court. fart IL an The following
: lots in purcali's addition. as shown on
map recorded in d@ed book So. page -
NJ ths records of f-Dfsterfiefd county,
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COAL

Buy Coal Now. A. y VIII be scarce
and higher later on. Fifty cents of
for cash, TYLER a RYAN, 1901
West Cary Randolph sol7: Madi-
son 1879.
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TROY rRAIIERs.

TROY TRAIIERS.
Two Two to Three-ToH Delivered with
body sf,44a. Dnevone TO one and
one half delivered with body. SION.
One three -feurtha body. 5000. Two
s10-p pound two wheel traiiers, s1io
each. II. u, KING MOTOR CORpo-
RATION, $40 West Broad street.
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NOTICES
LEGAL

The object of this suit is to obtain
by the plaintiff divorce from bed and
board from the defendant on me
ground of desertion and after the ex-
pirstion of three years from the cato
Of said desertion TO have the said df-
vorce from, bed and board enlarged and
merged into a divorce from the bond
OF rnatrimeny
And an affidavit having been made
and iiled that the defendant, Title
Agatstein, is mot resident of the state
Of Virginia II is or Tered that she ap-
pear here within hfteen days after the
due publication Of this order ami 10
what is necessary 10 protect her inter
est herein
A copy-~Teste;
i.uTHrR LIBBY. clerk.
Jacob 8 Cohn. y. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-19

vIRGI MIA IN THE Law AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND THE e5TH DAY OF No
VENEER. 1919.
Virgiuius r. Hail ...-.,,.... Plaintiff
against
Hazel Elliott Hall ...s... Defendant
IN CHANCERy.
TIE object OF this suit is TO obtaln
n divorce from the bonds OF raatri-
rnony by the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT on the ground of adultery and
desertten. And il appearing by afi-
daplt this day nled that the defendant.
Hazel Elliott Hall. IL not resident
Of this state. II is therefore ordered
that the said Hazel Elliott Hall do
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication OF this order and do
wha. is necessary TO protect her inter
esfs In this suit,
A capy~~Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY Clerk.
Garrett & Amrcns. .. q.
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Equipment and RoIliag stock.

fsyMAPHANWt 1HW 'VWsAaA& HsvIM>
Alse the following. cars: -
Class--tlat; capacity. $4,000 poHlyis; -
number, s.
elass---Flat. capacity, 1900 pcHadSs.
number. !s2. -.
Class~Flst; capacity. SOL ee pounAlN5l
number, As. sY$
CLASS BOX; capacity. $4,000 pounds. g I;
number. 1856. ess~sx
CIass~~Hox capacity, samoa poupdsss.<
nunher, a.
,'lasa--stock. capacity. $4,000 pcITdsa,
number. Is,
Ciass--Camp; number. II. ~4.-I~ss
clsss-~Cinder; Number, s. -. s.
Ctass---Roadway Flats; number.ssf,
.t1ass- Ca boaSe: number. a.
Claes--Foresnaps number. y -
class---N God: number l. 80
CiasS--f'onsai ssary; number, $780,
Cisss---Mail ana BasgaGes nsfrrer--t-s
Class---Passsnge Mail aud -Ra 50 e. = ::
number, :, .-~-s ~-.-s --ss
class-Pas.eneer and BaggaGs; Hrap-,
Der. 2. ~saA.. x,s. N--3
ciass--sasgase. Mail and ESraxssst
number. g 49, - sN
c,lass--Coaches number. IL s,ssSs
Ciass--Express, number. r. s.ssSs.
Csass--oHiciai: nugnberrf ~ s-e%ss - -
Also Tho following locomotives. Ii - -
Type-~te Will. sine cylinder itHfes III
tractive pcwsrs $1,000. weight ia8sSa;
number. III
Types whls size cylinder l11ats
scontinued On rasA E1ght)
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u
edyouhe aconsant adU Want
PboneMa lsend nrxou adj
Vnginian Want Ads Bring Results
adnon175 MadEon
Madison 1853
WANTS
PLUMBING and HEATING
SAVE HEAT

BY Covering the Pipes Of Your Heating
rize on fuel. SOUTHERN ASBES
ToS MANUFACTURING co. is Cow
sernor street. Phone Randolph 1925.
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WANTS
FOR SALE.
GIFT ARTICLES
PROFESSIONAL

Defective. General Investigations and
detective work: civil. criminal 81
voree. Represented throughout the
United States. SOUTHERN DETEC-
TIVE AGENCY Gicensed). Central
National Bank building. Telephone
Randolph SOS.
Hughes Dell HospitaI--Delis Repaired
and parts furnished, wigs made or
furnished 200 North Third street.
NOTICES
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fifth 0Ter-

So much OF the railroad described In
II . first offer as runs from the south
thjl If the main line 10 the Serboard
Aiy Line Railway "a Ntdalia north 80
Augusta together with tho line from
peadleton to Nilisn and with. the line
from Keysviile TO Tennsl@e. together
with all of the property. easements.
franchises privileges ifnmunities. eN-
er4ptfona. and All and every kind Of
property whatsoever that IS described
in said fret offer and not excepted
from said sale and that are at the time
Of the Sale used IN connection with
that sec, ion or portion or said railroad
from Vidana north. with all exceptions
and qualifications rs set out in said
oner ami with the following additional
exceptions. limitations and conditions.
The purchaser hereunder viii acquire
only orA-third Of the said stock OF the
C,e7rr;a Terminal company sold hare
urder: the property IN Augusta belong
ing 10 said Terminal Company shah. az
eotween the purchaser hereunder and
the purchaser or owner OF the railroad
south of Nidalia. be liable for the pay
inert Of ore third of tho outstanding
bonds of said Terminal Company; the
southern terminus Of the railroad sold
Under this offer SHAH be the southern
raIi of Abe main line of the Seaboard
:
IS Included in this DTer the rights to
cross said Seahoard Air Line Railway
on iNe rails 81 said Georgia and Flor
ida Railway ard use in pernesuits. on
uviaI Terms, the interest OF tha said
Georgia and Florida Railway in the
passenger station and terminals Of
said railway in Vtialia across and
south OF the main line of the said Sea
tsard AR Line Railway. up'eas such
station and terminals should be aha
t,oned for ratlroad use BIZ the. rar-
chaser or owner Of said Interest In said
station and ssid terminals. in which
event The purchaser hereunder a. own
or shalls have the right ta purchase
said interest In said station arsst ssid
terminals at reasonable p~icrs' and
the terminals and freight statSen u,
tidalia which are included In this 1ffer
together with sueh trackMEs rights ri
may be suitable, conxatiene or neees-
sary for their enjoyment ard nsA. shall
oe subject to use in nerpetuitr b
the purchaser or NV mar of the portion
OF such railroad south of vidslia unor
nsual terms, unless such station ann
terminals and tracks passing hereundel
/ should he abandoned for railroad nss
w the purchaser hereunder or owner
in which esent the purchaser # tbs
snothsrn pctticn OF said railroad may
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WANTED

Pianos. Furniture. sewiAx NaeAfnes,
household goods bought. sold. ex-
changed. sANDERSONS. Broad at
First.
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Moaning Over That Lovely Old Plano
back home" Stop II. You country
girls. come buy an accordeon. Have
home jigs. Several dozen genuine
German accordeons. moderate prices.
Credit. MANLY n. RAMOS, Seventh
near Franklin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-19
TURKEY STUFFIMG.

There are cooks who will tell you
that you spoil bird by stufHng it
and that turkeys or chickens ought
always to be roasted without stuffing.
as the stufing draws out the juices
from the bird and therefore takes
somewhat from the deliCiousness OF
the flavor But what is Thanksgiving
turkey without the stuffing? Our
pumpkin pies may have to be made
without eggs this year and the cram
berries without sugar, so pray DO
have some stuffing in the turkey. for
old times sake.
1t rs hard to find an exact rule
for making stuffing in the old-fash-
Toned cook books because no house
wife ever did go about it with thaI
precision that demands to know no"
many spoons of this seasoning or
that. and how many cups of the other
ingredients. 1t depends on the size
of the turkey as to how much bread
crumbs you shall use, and every hing
else depends on the amount or breao
crumbs. So there you are. Here IS
the characteristic rule as given py
an old-time housewife who surely
did make good turkey stuffing: Have
ready your bread crumbs, mixed with
butter, pepper, salt. thyme or sweet
marjoram." Another recipe simply
calls for chopped sausage and bread
crumbs, mixed with butter, pepper,
salt and thyme to favor.
Hero IL a more explicit rule foF
making good stufing for tss,t s"rksy;
Of butter and a half teaspoon OF
onion juice. When the butter 10 melt
ed add q cup and a quarter Of hne