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TeHeboH Pe1aKuMH: ONROE 1851
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
Answers Them All.

One legislator, instead of paying no
attention to peculiar requests takes
pains to answer every one. 81 make
it a point to answer them because
they might not seem as absurd to the
writer as they do to me-" he ex-
planned
A congressman who has delivered
lectures on patent law says that mot
a week goes by without requests from
inventors. The latest one asked if it is
possible to patent a device that will
prevent the juice from a grapefruit
from squirting on ones shirt front.
Since radio has become such a fad l
have received more than a hundred
letters asking if l could have the Navy
department furnish sets free of charge.
"We don't get as many letters as
we used to from persons who claim to
have solved the problem of perpetual
motion, but we have dozens of requests
for recipes for home brew.
about a year ago we received q
most peculiar composition. We puz-
zled over it, then sent it to a decod-
ing expert. He found it contained a
request for flower seeds and for the
Congressional Record. After we had
complied with his request the writer
explained that he had written in code
to see if his congressman was men
tally keen enough to decode it, Now
he declares that his congressman is the
brightest man in the country.
another letter suggested that the
money owed to the United States by
the allies be used to construct bridge
across the Atlantic ocean,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28

employment. The night Waterman is
the only man retained about the large
plant.
c. H. Vossler, of Keyser, w. Va,
was in town one day last week at
tending the meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank.
The Maryland Bureau of Mines has
opened school here. The class is
conducted by Prof. L. C. Hutson, of
the Maryland Mining Commission,
and State Mine Inspector John Wat
kins. Many mine employees of Bay
ard, w. Va, are enrolled and make
the trip weekly to this point, coming
by horse and sled or otherwise.
Mrs. Della Rider, who has been
very i'll, is now recovering.
Quite a number of people of our
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28

Mr.. w. w. Miller was a business
caller at Parsons, West Va, on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John Alexander and son
monty" have returned to their home
in Frostburg after spending a few
weeks with friends here
Miss Dorothy Dilgard, of Union
town, Pa, is spending a few weeks
at her home here.
The merry jingle of sleigh bells has
been heard since the old north wind
paid us visit and leaving all the
snow behind, which has made us all
very happy.
The fires at the tannery at this
place were drawn from beneath the
boilers one day last week, which fact
throws quite number of men out of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
CONGRESSMAN GET
STRANGE REQUESTS
Appeals Often Test the Wit
of Legislator.

Washington. - Your congressman's
mall which attains considerable vol
ume during the season, is an odd as
sortment of letters, containing every
thing, from facts to fiction, from truth
to trouble, from nuggets of suggestion
to nut requests. If the legislator has
a sense of humor he may come to enjoy
the latter; the difficulty lies in know
ing whether the writer really meant to
be funny. Here is a letter that came
to certain legislator:
II urge that commission be appoint
ed to go TO Germany and lay the mat
ter before the authorities there, point
ing out that the surrender of Berg
doll by the Germans would aid very
materially in smoothing out the feel
ing engendered by the late war. Upon
Germany's surrender of Bergdoll to the
United States, would have him shown
at theaters in different parts of the
country and the proceeds taken in at
the door applied to the care and main
tenance of some invalid overseas vet
eran. If such proceedings are con-
trary to any laws or treaties now eX-
listing, would suggest that such treaty
action be taken as will make this pos
sfh1eo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
Stork Speeds Up

Paris.-The birth rate is back at
prewar figure. France is the only
country that engaged in the war to
boast such an accomplishment, Min
lister Durafour has proudly told the
chamber
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
Wants Male and Female Fish.

This letter happens to mention the
Stacker Bergdoll, although it might
refer to any topic under the sun. One
congressman tells of IAN old fellow
who wrote asking for a male and fe-
male fish, so that he could 60 into
the business of raising fish, and he
also wanted a law compelling people
to eat fish at least once each week."
Many a legislator is asked for lock
of the Presidents hair to be ratified
at some entertainment for charity.
"The funniest I've ever had" said
this congressman sis from an ardent
peace advocate, who wanted US to OBJ
tain from the barber of the secretary
of state some hair trimmings In
this instance the secretary of state was
Hughes, and the trimmings wanted
were whskers"
Il keep in a separate file the letters
making odd requests" said another
congressman. among them is one
from a man in my state, although
not a resident of my district, inform
ing me that he wanted to come to
Washington in order that he might
settle q dispute. He was stakeholder
for two of his friends and wanted to
know if it were possible for me to
obtain him ii railway pass, inasmuch
as I had been discussing railroad leg
islation. He naively stated that he
had no other reason for cominS to
Washington, that he was not particu-
! LAZY interested in what congress was
doing, but he did want to settle the
bet between his friends fairly and with
out prejudice. The subject Of the
wager was whether one of the paint
ings in the rotunda showed an Indian
with five or six toes on one of his
feet! At first I thought that it was
a josh letter, but found out later that
the man was regarded as a sort of a
Solomon in all disputes in the section
in which he lived, and that he had writ
ten in good faith.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
"Charleston" in Bad

Louisville, Ky.-The Charleston has
been banned by the Shawnee club
Dancers doing the charleston at a
dance recently caused the building to
rock violently and bits of plaster to
drop from the ceiling. hence the ban.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
Makes All EQUAL

London.-Prim"yeni is to be
abolished under a law taking effect
soon. Elder sons will have no prefer
ence over younger boys or sisters.
when a parent dies without leaving a
will.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
GERMAN

Although our little community's
happenings have not been given any
publicity recently, we want to let the
rest of the county know that we still
live in a thrifty section of Garrett
county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-01-28
PAGE THREE

community attended the basket ball
game at Bayard, W. va, Thursday
night.
Mr.. Kenneth Miller, of German, is
spending a few days at Elkins, West
Va, with friends.
Mrs. D. J. Butts has returned to
her home here after spending few
days with her son, Mr.. William Butts,
of Hartmansville, West Va.
Most of the people of this commune
ity who have ice houses to fill, have
them stocked with ice about six inches
thick, which was cut on the river.
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The Washington times., 1926-03-03
FATHER LOSES
SUI FOR SON

warren i. Moore, 81 Cherrydale.
va, husband of Mabel Moore, the
gem girl now serving SIX
months term iii the Baltimore city
Jail. is back fin washington today
without his son, FOR whose custody
he instituted d fight III Baltimore
city courts
Judge George Al. Softer gave 81
decision In Baltimore yesterday that
the child should remain with Mrs.
Noore,s mother, Mrs. Edgar Lyons.
of Baltimore. The decision stated
that the good standing Of neither
OF the parties to the suit was
questioned, and specifically over
looked the common law provisions
that a parent has prior right TO the
child.
The Judge held, however. that, as
the father could not place the child
In the care OF any female relative
by blood, the best interests OF the
child would be served by remaining
with the grandmother, who had
evidenced q desire to care for him
adequately and tenderly. The male
parents role is that Of prUvfd er,
rather than caretaker, the Judge
declared.
Mrs. Moore was sentenced after
she had been convicted on the
charge OF obtaining more than
81. 900 worth of iewelry from 81
Baltimore shop, illegally charging
the purchases to her step-father.
At the last minute. he sought To
halt prosecution, but the State re-
fused to drop the case. Mrs. Moore
was weII.known In Washington.
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
WILSON NORMAL
To GIVE PLAY

sThe Intimate Strangers" Booth
Tarkington's comedy. viii be pre-,
scented by the Wilson Players, I'M
der the auspices Of the Columbia
Heights Community Center. In the
Wilson Normal School. tomorrow
night.
Aurora M. Poston. director of the
nlayers. viii play the leading fem,
nine role. Others in the cast are:
81. Walcott, Paul MaIlon. Claudia
Graves. John Mech, Alista Huber.
irene Neikirlx and Curis Woodsone.
Mrs. I. e. Kebler. community
secretary. win be assisted on the ar
rangefnents committee by Mrs. e.
C. Snyder, Miss SaIlie Ba sthalow,
Miss Agnes Thorp and Herman II.
Hunt
on the reception committee are
Herbert l.. Davis. A. B. Carly, Miss
Al. NJ. Cooling and Mrs. Herman Fl.
Hunt.
1T is planned to repeat the play
at Eastern High School, March 10.
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
The Ugliest
WOnaninFTanCe--
Yet Fascinating

Of course this famous actress
wasn't so ugly as she pretended.
yet without the lure of her in
comparable gracefulness and the
fascination Of her glowing vitality.
she might have been passed by lln-
noticed.
Doctors know that vitality is che
very foundation Of All true beauty
and that II lives on and on even
after the outer freshness Of youth
has faded.
II you would hold this attrac-
tive spirit Of youth. build up yO'sr
energy and vitality. Get rid Of nerv-
BUSINESS. depression and indigss-
ton. get rid Of hacking coughs aaa
those deep seated colds that hang
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with the help of HYPO-COD.
HYPoCoD contains hxpo-pIlos-
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years BY physicians as most eff
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nerve cells. 1t also contains pleas
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oil, rich In the vitamins so essential
a. 5x-..sI1as x-,.,.-,s ..sx,, S4.1,3-,,
The Washington times., 1926-03-03

EIeet is q clean, colorless liquid
discovered ~ the Edward Wesley
CO., chemists. Cincinnati If doesn't
burn. blister ism smelly o. greasy
Heet, acts just as positively III
Rheumatism I.umbago, Scfatica and
on sore, aching joints ana muscles.
'Heef costs SO cents bottle, I'm
GLIDING handy appIicator, ct III
drug stores
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
ARMY chi lpI ms TO Ask
GRADE AND PAY olIA N

Army claplains win aslk Congress-
TO remove Discriminate against
them III the matter 81 grads pay
ana allowances. Il WAS decided 81 .
messing q tbs general committee
afiyes &c the Federal Council Of
Churches, at the woodward Build
Ing yesterday
The cliaplains also decided to
restoration be corps and grade III
sigma on their shoulder straps.
Since 1918 the sole ornament per-
United the ehaplaiIlss uniform has
been cross collar device
The Washington times., 1926-03-03

Adonis Cameron, a young Wash
ingtonian, was sentenced to Jail
for 40 days by Judge Samuel Riggs
The Washington times., 1926-03-03

In the police court here yesterday,
following his conviction on q
charge Of operating an automobile
while under the influence Of liquor.
Edward @. Thomas, colOred, found
guilty Of similar offense, was
also given 40-day jail sentence BY
Judge Riggs.
Licenses have been issued here
for the marriage Of Joseph j. Pap
pas, rs, and Miss Edna q. Brown
10, both Of Washington; William w
White, ir., 28. of Potomac, Va. and
Miss Lillian Howard Ellis, 20. Of
Washington, and william oliver
McLane, jr., 81, OF Frostburg, Md.
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Baker. ~
OF Baltimore
At the monthly meeting Of tlls
Pooiesville Community League. Ii
the auditorium OF the Poolesville
FIigh school pupils Of the fifth
sixth and seventh grades Of the
PoolesviIIe school presented a play
Miss Helen Hildebrand gave several
recitations and readings and thu
PoolesyiIle band played. The meet
ing was conducted by the president
Charles w. Woodward.
The funeral OF Mrs Mary J
Maughlin, widow OF William w
MaughIin, who died Monday after
noon at her home at Boyds, aget
70, took place from the home al
10 o'clock this morning. The serv
ices were conducted by the Rev
o. A. GiIlinghan1, pastor of thu
Boyds Presbyterian Church, assisted
by the Rev. John r. Henderson, 81
Rockville, formerly pastor of flle
Rockville Presbyterian Church. Bur
iaI was in the cemetery at Boyds
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
6 Centennial Stud Club

Washington Centennial study Club
sOf Masonic Lodge, No. IA VIII meet
tomorrow evening at 7:so O'Clock Ii
lodge room : Of the Masonic Temple
e Thirteenth Street and New York
Avenue.
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
TY COBB ON MEND AFTER
OPERATION ON HIS EYE
~ international News Service

ny international News Service
BALTIMORE, March Rest
ing comfortably was the word
given out at the Welmer eye in
stitute here today concerning Ty
Cobb, who underwent an eye oper.
alton Monday
Cobb win be in the hospital for
ten days.
The Washington times., 1926-03-03
SMOoT Will ADDRESS
UTAH NIGHT MEETING

Utah Night" with Senator Reed
Smoot OF Utah. as the guest Of
honor, win be held Sunday at $50
b. m. at the Wardman Park Hotel
Theater, under the auspices Of the
Bureau Of Commercial Economics.
Senator Smoot VIII speak after
the showing of colored films and a
musical program by Utah musi-
Clans