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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters OF Ad-
uinistrntion on the estate Of
:. WILLIAM G. G0EHRINGER 80.
late of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased:
All persons having claims against the deceased
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to
the undersigned on or before the 9th day Of
October, 1920. they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said es-
tate All persons knowing Themselves in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th DAY Of
April 1920 CLEMENS c. GOERRNGEk.
administrator, Accident, MI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
Held for Theft.

On Monday young man named
Reams, residing near Crellin, was ar
rested and given a preliminary hear
ing before Justice West upon the
charge of stealing an automobile tire
and tube from car at Crellin.
The young man was held under bond
for his appearance at the June term.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
FLAG DECENTRALIZATION SERVICE
Will Be Held In st. Paul's Church On
Sunday With Congressman Zihlman

Will Be Held In st. Paul's Church On
Sunday With Congressman Zihlman
AS The Orator For the Occasion
On Sunday morning next the service
flag of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church in Oakland, will be demobil-
lied, for which occasion a special pro-
gram has been arranged and at which
service Congressman Frederick N.
Zihlman will be the orator.
The program is as follows:
Organ voluntary.
Song America" the audience stand
ing during which, led by bugler
and the colors, the ex-service
men will enter.
rrayer ............. PaStor
Anthem
Scripture Lesson
Announcements and offering
Service men will stand at attention as
the roll is called and will answer to
his name while a bar is pinned to
IAC oNoA bHiI represents Ills name
Sergeant Proctor Kildow's name will
be called last. No one will answer,
but the bugler will sound taps.
Reading. Mrs. Paul Naylor
Solo. ..............M Mrs. ]. G. Mealy
Address. Hon. Fred. N. Zihlman
Song. ........ Star Spangled Banner
Benediction
All eX-service men from every sec
ton of the country are urged to be
present at this service.
The members of Sergeant Proctor
Kildow Post, American Legion, will
assemble at their post headquarters
Sunday morning at 1915 o'clock, and
will be escorted to the church by the
Municipal Concert Band.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20

WE BUY AND SELL second hand
Stoves and Furniture OAKLAND
JUNK CO.4Advertisement. lift.
FOR SALE-Two fresh COWS; also
2 to be fresh later. A. D. NAYLOR1-
Advertisement 1887 4
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
TEACHER VACANCIES.

JOE. ASH.
WILLIAM LoHR, Examiners
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
OAKLAND HARDWARE & FURNITURE co.
OAKLAND. MD.
Mortgages Sale
Real Estate

Under a power of sale contained in
certain mortgage executed by
Thomas L. Ashby and Ella F. Ashby,
his wife, to Virginia T. Johnson ct
al, bearing date March 10th, 1909, and
recorded in Liber No. 81, folio 289, one
OF the Mortgage Records of Garrett
county, and said mortgage having
been assigned to Charles B. Graham
and by him assigned to the undersign-
ed for foreclosure, | hereby give no.
tice, that default having been made
in the payment of the debt secured by
said mortgage, | will, on
SATURDAY, THE 29th DAY OF
MAY, 1920,
At 1:30 P. NJ, in front of the Court
House in Oakland, Maryland, offer
and sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, all that piece or parcel of
land lying and being in Garrett coun-
ty and State of Maryland, containing
1914 ACRES, the same being a part
of a tract of land called "ASHBY'S
THREE HUNDRED ACRE SUR
VEY," and which said part is fully
described in a deed from one E. w.
Ashby and wife to the said Thomas
L. Ashby, dated July 18th, 1905, and
recorded in Liber No. 80, folio 81, one
of the Land Records of Garrett coun-
ty, and to which said deed reference
is made for full description of the
same; or anyone interested can get
said information by calling on the un-
dersigned Said land is about -four
miles Southwest of Oakland on the
road leading from Underwood tt
Brookside and would be suitable for g
small farm.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash; convey.
ancing at cost of purchaser.
FRED. A. THAYER,
Assignee of Mortgage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-05-20
ATTENTION EX-SERvICE MEN.

There will be meeting of the Proc
ter Kildow Post, American Legion,
next Wednesday, May 26, at 1870
o'clock, in the City Hall to make final
arrangements for the Memorial Day
celebration which will be held Monday,
May 31st. Although you are not a
member of the post, if you are an
ex-service man you are cordially in
vited, and urged to be present at this
meeting. The American Legion will
be in command on the 31st and every
ex-service man is expected to be in
uniform, if possible, and to do his
share in making the celebration a
success.
In another column of this issue of
The Republican will be found the
program for the disqualification of
the Service Flag in the Methodist
church. 1t will be well for you to
keep this in mind and attend this
service if at all possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
ROTARIANS PLAN TWO TRIPS
{ Committees on MashlnEton and Green
rijic Journeys Report at Meet
Ing Yesterday.

In the reports Of tho con to Wash
aEton' and On 70 Gireenvillc'' com
ln!ttees .: the Rotary Club AZ the reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon. II
,wHs announced that q large percentage
o. EotaCians vii! maze the annual trin
20 Wnshi"Etcn next Saturday as well
rs 10 Circenvii.c. ). c.
Last yea more than 81 per cen; Of
thc members ri the Washington ro-
tary Clnh visited Richmond as me
guests OF tho Richmond Ro,arians
who vii! return the vis!, mex: Satur.
nay ara entertain their hosts al the
asscmbiase in Washington.
James d. Crumn, president OF the p.
=. Johnson Publishing Company was
INC principal srcaker ct the meeting
yesterday. Tho Rotary Club will cole
brate "Ladics' Night" on Tuesday
evening. February -. - the Country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
CROWDS SEE HYPNOTlST
PUT YOUNG MAN TO SLEEP
Features Ucucht Performance at Strand
Thcntrr Tonight for Fairmount
Fairgrounds.

Fully Loco persons saw Professor
Antoine zwendclli. hrrnot!s,. put a
young man into a sleep from which he
will he awakened tonight, on Broad
Street, Yesterday afternoon.
Wearing u domino and putting on a
cigarcttc-thc last with Which ne
would reeaie himself until tonight
the young IMAM stepped into All alto
mobile ana. IL the twinislinI o. m eye.
was under the spoil %. the ,hypnotist.
For upwards ot thirty-siN hours, the
high cost. OF living DOGGY will have 10
teprors fo- the Mysterious Mr.. y.
Tho awakening OF the Mysterious
AiI. \. on tn. stage of the Strand Tie.
;lter as 9 O'Clock tonight is but one OF
sevora! features OF - diversified pro-
gram % Il benefit theatrical perform
vance /" pu given ut IN, strand tonight
I - bupS, the proposed Paramount Attn
ielic itccreatonu Field and Play
ground.
The curtain viii rise on tho first act
promptly ut S:l, o'clock The program
of events follows:
SEQ ,l.nss; Auinmn,' 1y Miss Laura
,5D4,ssY a ;hc rsur DRAFT: by, Misses Il 5; Sc
icarl. tire lJuti@' ami IScl;:!cy DAVIS
/ solo dance. by Miss Wii.:e En.l!or.
| sor Antoine Hwonieln
! H!acltfacc specially 10y "NubLy EsaueI
and .SuEartoot' D!inaid.
TGhoS D~SS by hi!ty i've S9uns sn Sni m
F-ats OF strength 10y CO.Cnc! .i!ber;
( Richie. athlete and strong man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
VIRGINIA DELEGATES OPPOSE
SALE OF GERMAN VESSELS
Resolution Passes House Protesting
Disposal of ships 10 Other Than
American Concerns,

Protest aGains. the sale by the United
States Shipping Board OF the German
merchant fleet taken by the United
states during tho war, for q sum mucl!
less than the actual value. TO the In
ta-nationui Mercantile Marine. is en-
bodied in Il joiCt resolution introduced
in the house yesterday by Delegate III.
u. billiard, OF Franklin.
The resolution follows:
Resolved, That the Genera! Assem-.
IDLY of Virginia urge upon the Presi-
dent of the United States 10 defer the
proposed sale OF tho German merchant
fleet, taken by the United States dur
ing the late war for Il sum much less
than the actual value, to the Internal
tional Mercantile Marine, or TO any like
corporation or organization whose ships
do not ly the American flag"
The resolution resolves further shat
the General Assembly urge upon the
President consideration OF the eX4
pcdicncy OF operating the said ships
under government auspices, thus pro.
venting Il great financial sacrifice, and
rendering them available as naval
auXiiiares in time OF war"
II is the purpose oil tho patron of
the resolution TO have copies Of the
same sent 10 President Wilson, to the
chairman OF the United States Shipping
Beard ana 10 the Virginia delegation
in Congress.
Thc resolution was adopted b! the
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
RAILWAY CLERKS WAR ON
HIGH PRICE OF CLOTHING
Chesapeake and Ohio Employees. hind
Selves Not to Buy SUITS
This Spring.

RESOLUTIONS. protesting against he
h!sh prices OF clothing here and bind
ms members not to purchase spriuE
clothes until prices arc reduced. we're
passed at meeting &C the Chesapeake
and Ohio Lodge 5i2, brotherhood OF
halfway Clerks, at the Eagles Hall.
Mcmhcrs Of the lodge also bound
themselves to use all the Influence ut
;helT command to gct I'll w:Se-ear,lc. IS
high clothing prices
Another resolution PASSED by the or.
lianisation called for tho appropria ion
fund nov being raised BY tho C:nu.rai
Trades AND Labor Council \ co.nm:r-
Zee consisting 81 II. Is. Hawthorne. Jr..
and j. l.. ST. John was appoinced TO
canvass The membership Of tho club
Tor donations OF one hours pay each
Jay for eight weeks Tor the campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
ARREST ALEXANDER AFTER
TWO GIRLS ARE SLASHED
Petersburg Police Fnce Danger Ia Az
prchcntinS CoIoyed 1lun
With knife. rs

min AieNanGer. 81. SO SON ' Of &. l. SISss.
aIdor. coiorcd. Il preacher at local
negro church. was today adjudgcd IN.
committed to tho Central state Hos
with Il pocket knife when seized With
be overpowerod cut and seriously
wounded his G;.ycar-old sis,er. her
playmate and his mother.
The negro, had formerly boon an In
mate OF an insane asylum. but showed
no signs of insanity until last night,
when he suddenly became mad, aud.
grabbing up. the knife, slashed his
nE her, Se t en the o se M aSoy,
the face and shoulders and when his
mother attempted TO wrest the knife
from him. she received severe cuts
about tho arms and head. He was fin :
ally ovcrpowcred and turned over TO
the police.
Plan New BlOck.
PLANS for. the. erection OF modern
rY Goods e@sSas or ha s0ss t4s
near the y. NJ. {. A.. have been dra wII.
The building ill be Of concrete and
steel. and VIII have Il frontage VI
sixty feet. Contracts will be let
within the next several days.
Labor to Open store.
~ penny prof, ~, fs0r g, viii DO op.nedl
weeks for members of labor unions
store store Which viii be The seven th In
this section Of tho country. has been
In the hands .sa, Of eomhmit,ees' and the
ness about March /. Members Of
trade ut the place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
MONEY SCATTERED ABOUT
WITNESSES TELL HOW
NEWBERRY AGENTS PAID
one Says He Got $40 for Cigarette
md Another $40 10 Jiuy ~
Gasoline.
TBy Associatcd Press.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Feb. IT,
Group testimony marked the Newberry
half the time was consumed reading
kilograms To the jury. For the rest
Niien *. Moore among the the T railroad
men Of the State: q presentation Of
politics az practieed in tho village OF
navy. The 'dry-lnnd buttleship film
was distributed n gratis feature" in
one reel and testimony concerning the
circulation at Great Lakes, ILL.,. of some
of tho Heime nominating petitions.
), Ken 4, brockmorton Of Grand
how William Il. Rice. one of the local
defendants. called him TO Chicago and
gan boys at Great Lakes 10 the nelmc
petitions. Frank {. Daley, Assistant
;A,tt Attorney tried to show
promised, II tivc-day furlough to each
sailor s,l. 2I, who signed. but he was halted
dcncc out as incompetent
No Intention to DrcnI< Law.
Allen X. Moore. according to rail.
road employees from several cities.
paid higher than was usual for New
nolo contendere and testified for the
government several days ago, but said
IN cross examination he had no inten-
tion OF violating any law III amy OF
his acts.
Il. S. Desy. Of Maclslnaw City. !. car
ipuSc lOItliitl, tOtu -hOOTE no was not
for Newberry and said that on a
second call in company with Murray.
Moore apologizcd for having no cigars
and tucked Il $40 bill in Dcsys vest
pocket. The witness said on cross
examination tina! this Incident did not
Gets $40 to Buy Gasoline.
y towerman told how Moore twice
climbed the. ladder to visit him. lc;y.
baggage agent nj Bay, City received
$65 from Moore. paid out $40 TO each
OF three friends who helped him cir
culatc petitions and kept tho rest.
An engine house foreman ut Gray
ling, received S46. gave SIS to a petition
worker and kept the rest, explaining
that he passed cards from the pocket
to visitors 1T his office.
John H.. Murray. Of Detroit.
ting $3.50 from Moore. This witness
helped Moore start the nominating pc
sltions and collected them afterwards:
l1c paid out $50 to men who assisted
him and retained the balance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE American
embassy is engaged tonight in cooling
and forwarding 10 Washington, the
, reply Of the supreme council TO Presi-
dent Wilson'S Adriat:c note, which vii,
be in the hands or the Washington
government tomorrow.
The council made IL known in its
daily sem:oflicial communication to the
newspapers .hat Il does not propose
ia make public the correspondence. so
that the question of whether the text
OF the notes will be given to the world
rests With president Wilson.
Since the main facts are public prop
criy. namely. that the President strong
- objects to tho solution or the ltal-
ian-Jugo- Siar problem by the applica-
ton or the treaty OF London thereto,
and objects SO strongly as TO contcm-
plate Americas withdrawal from the
Versailles compact as a possibility. and
that tho council objects to the reopen
ing of tho question. the undecided point
is whether tho arguments exchanged
shall be published while tho contro-
vcrSy is hot on the anvil.
Tho statement from Washington con-
iirininE the first reports that the Presi-
dent had animated that rejection OF his
policy might he followed by diplomat ic
rcprisals furnished another surprise TO
tho politicians and the public, who, out
side OF Il small. but important. circlo
Street and the advisers in the CONT
lcncc OF this group. experienced the
greater surprise. because u came close
ON the heels Of other Washington mes
sages intimating that only American
retirement from is part in policing
the Adria;ic wus intended
The council issued an emphatic de-
NAL on its own behalf Of French news
paper reports that it was persuaded
TO modify and soften the first draft of
the note to President Wilson by inter-
Lord Hoher; Cecil and Austen Cham
Dcrlain. Chancellor of tho EXcheNue'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
SCHOOL BUILDING ON FIRE
Students az Franklin Get out Befor,
Flames Make Great
IIcodWaS,

Franklin School on the South Side
narrowly missed furnishing fuel FOR
4 general cnnflagration yesterday
morning when the ovcrheated floor ON
Inc Kindergarten room caught on fire.
Only one claSS WAS in the building at
that hour. but the arriving children
found the school building beiching
SMOKE and the fire department on hand
with Chief Joyncs himself directing
operations.
School was dismissed for the day 20
allow for timo 10 Investigate the cause
OF the fire and the extent OF the dam
age 70 the building as we'll as TO al
low the excitement OF tho children to
run lis course. Approximately less
;han S20o damage was done 10 tho
building il was stated yesterday by
scnOo! officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
ANTICIPATE VOTING POWER
i?anat Suffrage League EnrOns Mem
her, in Course OF Training
I'm Citizenship.

Members OF the Equal Suif.a gre
League met Yesterday afternoon 10 en-
roll in the citizenship classes to ne
heid every week a: headquarters in
preparation for The ballot,
An outline for the first serith; was
discussed and Il was stated that these
classes should cons!s. OF a se-ies OF
;ccturcs rather than lessons with uues
lions and answers.
Tho outline was prepared by Mrs. G..
Harvey Clarke and those catering into
the discussion were; Mrs. Charles r.
Kosher. Mrs G. Harvey Clarke, Miss
Marie Lsahcy. Mrs. J. Tyler Jobson,
Mrs. ): W. Meek. Miss Marianne Meade.
Miss Elizabeth Preston. Mrs. George
Goodrich, Misc Mary Street Miss Nora
Houston and Mrs. Si.as Newton
The meeting c!csed with II discussion
Adeic CLARK. state legislative chair.
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
SUPREME. COUNCIL,
TO ANSWER VIII SON
American Embassy Cooling Reply on Adriatc Question
Preparatory to Sending 1t to White
House Today.

The ,susceptibilities Of the non. British
members OF the council formed ono of
me FACTORS behind this denial. because
shc story was calculated to give the
impression on tho continent that the
Britfsh were dominating" the conference.
The feeling at Italian headquarters in
London with respcc: {" lie Presidents
action Is strong. Gmc!licially IL is
spoken OF as an attack upon Italy and
his memorandum is described as an
ultimatum. The Italians also feel that
italy's claims To consideration for her
part of tho war and tnc - criiiccs made
have never been quite APP cciated by
her allies.
The feeling in the Jugo- Sl;.v camp
is equally strong, but has the element
OF elatioH that the Slavs have II strong
champion. They feel that they are ut
u disadvantage because Minister Trunl-
bitch is outside the councils OF the
powers, and. like the Italians. have
their own grievance in that they con
slider that the fact they were in the
war from the start and that their couu.
try was virtually ruined IS not to be
given the weight /. deserves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
REPUBLICANS HOLD PoW.POW
Richmond Club VIII Recommend Msy-
orRitS Candidates TO City
Com mtttcc.

Following addresses by Senator's
temptation, Robinson. pchd!cton. Delo-
safe anderson as we'll as j. Il. How
tricl, at the regular meeting o: the
kichm9nd Republican Club, a, Muir
phys Hotel last night, !: was decitl ed
suggested by the club 70 the Rcpubli-
can City Committee, which meets
shortly for the purpose Of calling a
mond.
Melvin FleGenhcimer pgcsidcn, or
me Richmond Republican club. stated
cation was to develop tho Eepub!ican
party IN this locality. and that the club
was without authority 70 name candi-
dates to place. in the iicld. Tie names
o! ;he candidates for Mayor and othor
Offices will be announce by tho CITY
kepublican Committec. il wns said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
oLNEY DECLARES UNIVERSAL
TRAINING WILL FINALLY WIN
y'aSSsShnnetts Representative Sur. ne
VII continue Issue Until
Enacted Into Law
, % :. sSocIuted Trees. /

"a. ~ sSocluted press. as
:, M,.:n,SiiNGTON, Feb 'l7.-6cs pite Inc
uecisi0n OF House Democrats to on on.
,ose ~ ana although "a mnjority SEN
~. UNIVERSAL military training, Repro
sSn.a' I'VE Oi9ey, Democrat, Massauhu-
s st,uti, today declared in tho IIouYc Will
law. in'o
Representative olney. who is a mem
2Gr OF INC Housc Military Committee.
u.sSioneu tnat ten of it's members favor
ihcludinS the plan in the army re-
orsanizat:Sn measure, while nine OPP
'ral;inr issi,cS 'ou42t,uL
Leader Mondell. who recently said the
system would cost si,ooo0O0.6o0 a year.
M. 0lney cttod figures compiled By
100000 men could be trained in 1871
6 6oG 6 s9s's9eooo 10000 in 1929 for sll3
and gS5 Coz g IN a. fo for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18
WILL SEEK RELOCATION
Town of Osborn Plans 10 Organize
stock Company 10 Acquire Lnnd
for Site.
oSuo,,N bE ,t nISS9eiaSei pre,s.J :.

,,.,,r,,> by NsSocIA ted Press.l
OShJtN. OHIO, Feb. 17.-Plaus Cor
orEah'zation OF citizens stock COM
phnE 10, finance relocation of this
Greene County Village to site one
ana a h:,if miles 10 the southeast were
discussed ~ public meeting held in
the Council! Chamber tonight. but no
definite action was taken.
me village. which has populati on
o. i.ooo. is forced 10 vacatc its present
Iocatioh TO make way for tho Miami
N@TrteE flood protection project:
70 relocate the village ON the pro-
posed s;to, now farm land Viii re-
Iuire expenditure OF about 500, o0o. 1t
the village council and business men
or the community are confident The
rclocation n,ln will materializc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-18

Scnn who vi ;.gs 10 Know them except
4 idle eni.osity cnsses.'
II desire 10 inform YOU also that my
but oysred not terFitor% of ftS e.
or more In every direction.
wish also TO call your attention
TO 70 The fact ,hat ! paid Dr. Peters So. 81,
4 he paid tho United States government:
The government has since refunded
4 fused to return Same TO me-.
Como and sec me and look at the
'ii'S. ts,e eseS 'f nj. NJ. SHIELD
Statement by Peters
..cEn,..issianar Peters last night Is
sued the following statement regard
ing. the letter Mt. Shield wrote Dele
.sThis matter has been explained in
my third annual report 10 the Coy
ernor. oG which copies have. been de-
ersl Assembly Pursuant to the rul,
ing$of the Internal Revenue Bureau, 1
collected the government tax on al
ing that sold to Mr.. SHIELD when he
held a license from the Hastings Court
. Gll prescriptions for ardSnt Splits a
bureau that the tax so collected and
paid TO the government by me on this
,hcYeupon demanded that should pay
him such portion Of this :aN as had
been COLLECTED from him. was in
AS had becn Informed that he had
added this tax TO the price which he
had charged his patrons; and he made made
what he wished to collect from me.
Could Not Refuse others.
Moreover il I refunded TO Mr.:
SHIELD the Gorsien of The t tax receives ed
likewise 20 the innurEerahlc physi.
clans and druggists to whom | had
s9ld contiscated liquor With III" TAX TAX
have proven difficult, expensive and.
III many cases. impossible. as some OF
sae 's5 lad )" left fhe STATE anG .he
whereabouts were unknown.
Not wishing 10 trust entirely 10
my OWN Judgment in the matter. ] had
requested the Attorney General OF Viz
einia &c advise me whether. under the
circumstances, any portion Of the re-
sheild The Attorney General has boon
III for severa, days. but | presume
unon his rec2yery he wi, advise r me
anticipate his opinion on the questions
% law involved but as matter Of
remain in tho literary fund of the
State Treasury. from which The school
system Of the state draws part of
it's support"
Seek. job Held by Peters.
William Bullitt Fitzhugh, former
member OF the House from Norchamp-
ron, yesierday, announccd his candi-
lacy for the Office Of state Prohi6!tion
.:on m issioucr Mr.. F!t2huGh has three
times represented his district in the
lower oranch.
s. NJ. Ncwhouse. of Culpcper. door
keeper in the House. who announced
his candidacy for tho Office several
weeks ago, yesterday withdrew from
she race.
Friends Of Harry Is. Smith. of Gull
peper. ara urging him to make the
race.
Elcctiou @: 4 SUCCESSOR TO Commits
s.oner Peters is being held w pend
ing action OF tho Senate on the Deans
aiu. extending tho life OF the l'rohi-
s:tion Department until September |.
wv. which passed the u0usc