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THOMAS A. CAREY.

Thomas A. Carey, who resided on
the National Highway midway be-
tween Grantsville and Frostburg, died
at his residence on Wednesday of last
week. Following services in st. Mi
chaePs Catholic church at Frostburg,
interment Of his remains occurred in
the church cemetery. Mr.. Carey was
an excellent citizen and his death is
regretted by his many friends resid-
ing in the northern section of the
county where he was well known and
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AN OPEN LETTER
ADDRESSED TO
Senator Mccullough
Oakland, Md, October 18th, 1926

Oakland, Nd, October 18th, 1926.
Hon. j. w Mccullough,
Friendsville, Nd.
Dear Sir:-Prior to the recent primary there crcu
lated by story to the effect that if nominated
and elected the State Senate would exempt the power
company, operating Oakland from taxation This
story and is absolutely false and when it to my
attention inserted in both county papers denial and
stated that had intention whatever of exeptng that
company any other corporation Individual from it's
his just share of taxes quite sure that you read
those statements take it for granted that you
subscriber to both of county papers, further
wish to state that have had any communication
connection with the company any OF its representatives
either directly or indirectly.
In view of this have been very greatly surprised to learn
from men with whom have talked during the few
days that not only repeating this story though
1t true but that you intend to make the
palgn issue. am still more surprised that man who has
served for five the State Senate and who knows the
utter absurty and impossibity of this story would use
this form OF cheap deception means of winning
think that 1t is high time to call halt to this method
CT conducting campaign in Garrett County and accordingly
wish to advise you that my intention to hold you per
sOnay responsible IN damages for further spreading
of this story wish also to give you opportunity to
come out into the and either produce proof to SUBJ
stanate your statement acknowledge that YOU were
mlsnfornled and were repeating story about which you
have no personal knowledge.
therefore, challenge you to submit to he Republican"
and Mountain Democrat for publication in their issues of
next week, the evidence in detail in the form of sworn
statements to back up version of this story Your
failure to Go will be taken clear proof of the fact that
have simply been trying deceive the peope of Car
ms letter Is being sent to by registered mail and
thereof published in The Republican" of this date
Very truly yours,
A. D. NAYLOR
Republican candidate for State Senator
Political advertisement authorized candidate A. D. Nayor
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FARM FOR SALE

One hundred and sixty-fve
acres; good building; large ma
pie sugar camp producing last
spring $500 pounds of sugar; an
o-room house; barn 50x75; farm
is well Watered.
For price, terms, ETC., address
P. H. YOST,
34-4 Grantsville, Md.
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When you need someone to do
your writing, remember that
Diefenbach, at Grantsville, will
accommodate you.
You need INSURANCE of
some kind. Whatever it is can
be supplied by G. w. DIEFEN-
BACH, Grantsviile. Md. 34-tf
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AN OPEN LETTER
EROM
Senator Mccullough
To the Voters, Citizens and
Taxpayers Of Garrett
County, Md.

take this opportunity through the columns of the press
to to you that candidate to succeed myself
to fill the high and honorable office of State Senator in
the November election.
Five years ago. when nominated by the Democratic State
Cen al Committee, | had opposition by conending
cane dates for the office You all know the large affiliated
Republican majority in county and that elected
to the office by nice, substantial majority.
have personal political ASPIRATIONS and would prefer
to have turned the nomination to worthy candidate
friends in both political parties strong for to
accept the nomination that could honoraby refuse
Chiefly for the when elected five years ago
by the majority received and the large affiliated majority
against me, have feeling of qualification that the
peoples choice to fill this high and honorable position
1t is under these conditions they exist and the
that has been brought to bear to for this Office
that l accept the nomination.
feel that it is not fight between and my worthy
opponent-it is matter for the people to decide We
both well known in the county. But do feel when
seeks to the public the public has perfect
right to investigate the individuals record both public
and private, and feel the people should decide whom
they prefer to represent them We both have public and
private records and personally invite the people to in
vestigate mine.
have served you in the Maryland Senate the last two
sessions. present all the time and voted every
of importance land do not hesitate to say in
every instance vote recorded enhance the moral
social religious and financial interest of county and
State.
| great many committees, the most important
in the Senate being the Finance Committee chair
man of the Committee Retrenchment of Expenses of
State Government and introduced the following resolution
which was passed in both Houses of the Assembly:
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PAID LOCAL NOTICES

FOUND-A fountain pen. Apply at
this office.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
Apply to James Wilson, Oakland
Advertisement 33-2t
FOR SALE-Piano case organ in
good condition. Apply at 105 Oak ST.,
or call Phone 79-Advertisement33-2*
FOR SALE-High grade instru-
ments-guitar and mandolin. Apply
at this observation-disclosures 1885
FOR SALE-One Estate Heatrola,
used only 80 days; l upright piano; l
baby carriage. D. L. Conneway, Oak
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 33-tf.
WANTED-A small cider press;
must be in good condition. Addres J.
N. Michasl, Oakland-Mt. Lake Road
Advertisement 33-3t.*
FOR RENT-Five room house on
Third street; gas and water. Apply
to Miss Arabel Martin, Oakland
Advertisement 1925
FOR SALE-An Ideal Victo parlor
heater, new; one 21a h. p. gasoline
engine with jack. Apply to j. N. Mi
chael, Oakland-Mt. Lake Road.-Ad-
vertisement 1885,
FOR SALE-Beagle puppies. H. L.
Porter. Oakland, Md.-Advertise-
ment 32-4ts
FOR SALE-One Empire gasoline
engine; h. p; new. Apply to DR.. B.
r. Selby, Observation-Disclosures q
WANTED apple pickers. Only
men Of moral character need apply.
c. J. Yoder, Grantsville, Md.-Adver-
tisement 31-tf.
FOR SALE-Six room house and
about five acres of land at Deer Park,
Md. Apply to Mrs. Robert Moss, An
napolis, Md.-Advertisement 25-tf.
Win make cider and apple butter on
Tuesday and Thursday of each week
during the season. D. l.. Swartzentru-
Der, near Gortner, Md.-Advertise-
ment 31-tt.
FOR SALE-One extra fine Belgian
mare; bright bay. Also good Jersey
cows. Can be seen at my farm, R. D.
1, Oakland. For particulars call at
power house. Would exchange COWS
for good stock ewes. Luther c. Nine.
advertisement 32-3t.*
FOR RENT-Two first floor rooms.
For particulars apply to Mrs. George
Thayer, 80 Alder street.-Advertise-
ment $685.
LOST-On August % a new 30x31s
S. S. Riverside cord tire, rim and tube
on road between Oakland and Reeds.
vile, W. Va. Reward if returned to
The Republican Observation-Disclosures
WANTED-Middle aged man.Hust-
lers make $40 to 500 weekly selling
Whitmer's guaranteed line of toilet
articles, soaps, spices, extracts and
medicines. Garrett county now open.
Team or car needed. Experience not
necessary. Craftsmanship taught free.
Start making good money this fall.
Write today. The H. c. Whitmer Co.,
Columbus, Ind.-Advertisement 32-3t*
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HORSES FOR SALE

Two teams heavy work horses
for sale; will work any place.
Call at Oakland Garage, Chew
rolet Sales and Service, Oakland,
Maryland.
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COAL FOR SALE

| will consider any reasonable
offer on the supposed coal depos-
its underlying my lands (about
$50 acres) at German, on West
ern Maryland Railway.
Address,
JNO. F. NYDEGGER,
34-6 Elkins, West Va.
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PUBLIC SALE
Or
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will offer at public
sale at the Gnegy Farm, at Gnegy
Church, on
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ence services.
Services. WJAD l352.O, Waco. Texas
,-Serviees. WoA1 (394.5). Sam An
$500 P. M.-KFDM $3.50. Beaumont
Services. KIDS CAD. Independence
Mo,~Chotr IN Handles. Messiah y
W9RM (lSSS2Ssss( chiccago-T7yocal; dance.
mixed qlartet; solos. WGY (379,5l,
Schenecsa dy--Studio also WIZ. WHAR
(275l, Atlantic City-ouartet. WSB
t42S.3). Atlanta--Services. NS.
S:15 +. M.-wEAF t4g1 .5). New York
Re- Keehsl; ,v; also ,wNtGSAAE, Ksp, VILE,
woo. WCCO. wsAI WAR, WGR.
S:25 =. M-wBZ (S33.3). Springfield -
Choral singers; lecture; quartet.
$3.50 T. M.--wFAA t475;9l. Dallas-Earl
jackson and singers. WGBS (315.6)
New Yorlx-Music.
s;45 P. M.-KoA (322.4). Denver-sa-
cred concert.
300 p. MYTHS (374.s). Hot Springs
-Ensemble. WGN t370.2l. CHICAGO
Godfrey Ludlow violinist, also WGY
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Catholic services.
$40 A. M.-wJJD (3O2.s), Mooseheart--
Protestant services.
9:57 A. M-wHAs e3O9.s), Louisville
Organ services.
10 A. M.-KDKA (3091). East Pitts
burgh-Services. WWJ (302.O, De-
troit-St Paul's Episcopal.
1910 A. M.--wEBH (370.2). Chicaso-
Science services.
IL A. M.-KYw (535.4). Chicago-serv-
1s M;-wHT C4oo). Clncaso-sacred con-
1880 p. M.-wBBM C2ee). Chicago -
Classical program. tenor.
1 p. M.-WGN (37O2). Chicago-Thea-
ter. woo 1880 Davenport--Sym-
troit-OrehestIa.
e p. M.--wENR 1850. Chicaro-classi-
cal program. WHO 5000. Chicago
Classical concert.
$3.50 ?. M.-KYw (535.4l. Chicago =
Acknowledgement orchestra. WGN
t370,2). Chieago-organ. musical pro-
8 ?. M:-KDKA t999,n, East Pittsburgh
heart-Auditorium concert. WHO
(44T.5). Chicago-Copcert.
4 P. M.-wBcN 1861, chicago-Classical
nisr studio p progra no WAS HHAlssas ts95 g
Louisyillee,-organ. wL1B (3O2.S). III,
Embellishments Orchestra.
Choral services.
concert hour. webb (370.27. Cbica@o
p1itMl l VICES (250). Oak Park
$3.50 p. M.-KDKA (3o91). East Pitts
burgh-Dinner concert. WCAE I461 ~
ttsburgh-orchestra. WLIB t302,S1
Elgin-Jazz
Womens Council O''''s
Sre6eslTa. WEAR g $3.50 soUE dTsssadd--
CssE E4 S9 DrqGgsEiR sssoaf S wSY WIS WIS
WoK t2l73i, Chicago = s'DDo Dance er tRe.
s1cssni SIuSME.ef T. TShR aTch '2S0S
6:20 p. M.--wEAF (491 81. New York
W RcsaTsr w,fAa9Gg wwSlfSo wWHIEREL wEKssPP ESD
WGCO t9l6.4l. Minneapolis-st. Paul =
$3.50 P. MiG7KFNF 1861 Shenandoah
Ssg5y. PStroitMMHaisic. Se MF9A t47bA.55}p.
gram. WGT t4ool, Chi cRic ssa1sn fTS.
Hs e% S fonsert pRe Eader. WIZ 454s
burgh-Services. wCAE (27Sj. Phiia-
delnhia Concert orchestra WEAR
wGR }31sS s BSffaio-ser 7fiesiae Hour
700 p. M.---KYW (535.4l. Chieago--Sun-
day Evening Club. webb (3702) Chi
cago-Selected artists. WIZ (4543).
NeT Services; musicale. WIS
choir. trio. organ. WLWL (2SS. 81, New
York-Paulist Choristers; sermon.
7;I5 p. M.-wJY l4Q5;2D, New York.
ford-String quartet: soprano.
1880 7. M.-KFNF (266l, Shenandoah
Christian Church, KPRG G2989(.
Phila d9lphia-Light. opera. WEAR
(3S9.4s Cleveland = Organ, WFAA
(475,9l. Dallas--Presbyterian serv-
ices. WHO 1920. Des Moines-LOr-
Ghestra-
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NAME CHURCH OFFICERS
Rev. j. L. Long, North Park Chris
tian Pastor, Makes Announcement.

The Rev. ]. L. Long, pastor of the
North Park Christian Church, Ken
wood Ave. and Twenty-Ninth St.. aa
day announced the names OF new
flcers Of the church. -
They are: George w. Beaman, ]. J.
Stephens, trustees; c. f. Dawson, G.
B. Fowler, Governor Jackson, Robert
E. Neff, Homer Negley and e. e.
Tyner, elders; Mrs. w. C. Garden
and Mrs. James A. Stuart,
deaconesses; ]. e. Ball, c. c. Bar
nett, Elmer Faust, w. C. Gardner.
r. L. Gessert, j. S. Holrnes, Merle
Miller, 0. w. METER. ". A. Thomas
and Frank Thompson, deacons.
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Silent Today

Central KFDM, xxx,
KING, KFUO, WJAD, WCBD,
WHO, WOAN, WOS, WOWL,
WOI.
Eastern - WCAP, WCAU,
WCS, WDWF, WEBB, WGR,
WDHP, WHAz, WILT, WOO,
WTAG, VITO, WEEP, WAR.
Far west-CFAC. KFOA, XIX,
KPSN, KWSC.
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Silent Sunday

Central - xxx, KENO,
WDAF, WMAW, VINO, WILL,
WOI, WOS.
Eastern--CISAC, CNRO. PWX,
WAAM, WANG, WGHP, WHAZ,
WOR, WRC. WTAM, WHO,
WHAM, WJR.
Far west-KFOA, XIX, KPSN,
KWSC.
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GYM TRAGEDY AvERTED
Burns Down just Before Crowd Is
40 Admitted for Game.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MULBERRY. Ind, Jan. IA
tragedy was narrowly averted here
Friday night. A few minutes before
crowds were admitted to the Weld
ner Institute gymnasium to see
basketball game. the building caught
fire and was burned to the ground.
Loss Of $4,000 is covered by insur-
ance.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$50 P. M.-KDKA Cso9; East ,J Pitts !;
(461.3). observation-disclosures concert.
KFAB l340.6} Lineoln-Dinner CON
cert. orchestra. WBz 1920, Spring
field-Little symphony. WGN (370:2),
Chicago-Skeezix Time organ. WHOA
(341) New York--Orchestra. WOR
(4O5.2C. Newark-Dinner music
5:45 p. M.-wOC 1880. Davenport -
Chimes. WPG (299S). Atlantic City
Organ.
600 r. NINA (252l shensndoah =
Stories chimes. WDAF (365.6) Kan
sas City School of the Air." WEAR
$685. Acknowledgement orchestra.
WGBS 1855 New York-Dance les
son. tenor orchestra; wEAF !491 q );
New York-Corneu Glee and Mandolln
Club three hours. WIFI t394-5). Phlla,
dlephia-Concert orchestra. WHIT
(400) Chicago-Trio. orchestra; quar-
tet. WIP l20S.2l. Philsdelphia---
chestra soloists. WIZ (454 81. New
York-Dinner music. WMCA l341 !.
New York; Lacquer" dance. WGAM
1921 Observation-Disclosures WPG
(29q.S). Atlantic City-Dnner music
WRC (46S.5). Orehestra-
WSB (42S.3). Atlanta--Sunday schooi
lesson.
6:15 p. M.-wcCo (4164). Minneapolis
St Paul-Orchestra.
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woANl t2s2.s) Lawrmceterg--orch
ira, sacred songs. WOAW l526l, .
Omahar-Lutheran services. WORD
t275). Batavia-Choral singers, lecture
pianist. WPG (199.s), Atlantic City
Organ soloists
s:15 P. M-wsUI (4ss.e). Iowa City
Familiar hymns.
$3.50 =. M.-KPRC (29o.9) Houston -
Special concert. KYW (5354), Chicago
classical concert. WENR t266l,
Chicago-Dance; vocal; instrumental
WFAA (475.0) Dallas-Little Sym
phony Orchestra. WHIT (4QO) Chicago
Request program; Back Home Hour.
woAI (3945l, San Acknowledgement.
0s45 +. M.-KGO (361.2). Oakland -
Trinity Episcopal Church. WIN
(3612 ~. New Yor1x-Orchestra- woo
(4S3.6l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Orches-
ira: soloists
1000 p. M.--KFI (407). Los Angeles -
Soprano: violin. baritone. tenor KPO
(42S.3), San neutrality-suspicious.
KTHS (374.Sl. Hot Springs---Orchestra
frolic. WHO (226). Chicago-Late
concert.
IL 100 p. MKT t467). Los Angeles -
Program; orchestra. WBAP (476,9 !,
FIT Worth-Popular music. VICES
(250), Oak ParlS-Organ.
1900, M.-wBBM 1920. Chicago-Nutty
Club; orchestra.
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% Automobiles for Sale =

CHEVROLET. 1928 ton truck panel body.
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CoDwioht. 1895. on United Press
WIZ, New York and WGY. WRc.
S:25 D m. EST-New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra.
WEAF, New York (492 M $40 p.
m. EST-Cornell Musical Clubs.
WLW. Cincinnati (422 M p. m.
CST-WLW community singing.
KSD, st. Louis GAS M 7 p. IA. est
-Theater program.
KGD, Oakland (S16 M 8 p. m.
PCST-Musical program
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SUNDAYS BEST FEATURES

CoDuioht. 1926. on United Press
WEAF, New York and hook up
9:15 p. M, EST.-Albert Spalding,
violinist.
WIZ, New York (4B4 M, and
WGY, Schenectady $3.50 ND, 1890 p.
M, EST.-Sunday symphony Bo-
ciety's noon concert.
VITO, Hartford (476 ND. S15
M, EST.-Governors foot guaN5
band.
KYW, Chicago C5s5 M, $40 p. M.
CST.-Classical concert.
WEAT and hook UP CwTIc.
WEEP. WCAE, WsAD. 4 p. M. EST.
DIR. Cadman's mems conference.
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Choral Club. wJAR. 9275l Atlantic
Sports corner. wLIB (s69 81, ElgiH
caso@Luliaby time, Ford and Glenn
program. " WNcA Is41l, New York
omaRa-After dimes dinner hooumr" wPG
(299.S). Atlantic C.ty-Irish Sunshine
studio. WoJ (4455l; Chieago-pinner
yille--Bedtime story wTAM (3S9.4)
Observation-Disclosures program.
7:Io 7. M-wRc (46s.5) Washington
7.ls ? M1wLs ls44,el. chicagO-wLs
National Revue. hve hours.
s:25 p. M.-wJZ (454.3J. New York
Philharmonic Student symphony also
WRC. WGE.
1880 p. M.-KDKA tso9I East Pitts
5SGFghBapd concert K ScBd1 t4996
KPRC t2969l Houston--Bible class
T ScBad, ,s s43S f. AVS WSSoratlh-s1nday
4s3 q. iowa C;ty[5soprano. pianist;
wGBs 1880 New York--Lyric so
7.45 p, M.-wHT t8oo). .chieago1-ltp.
steal features. orchestra. WOR t405.2)
New ark--Songs and instrumental.
$500 p. M.-KPRC (2969) Houston =
Frank Tilton. blind pianist. VICAR
(263), San Antonio-Music. wCco
(416.4 Minneapolis-St Paul-Philoso-
ply. music wBz (3333l. Springfield
%ylophonist and Night Hawks" WGN
t370.2). Chieago--Classic hour. sWGES
$500, Oak Park-Orchestra organ,
piano. wGBs (3i5.6l. New York
Octet. VIVID t3O2.S), Mooseheart---
MoOseheaft children. talk. WJR t5l7l,
POntiac-Serenaders soloists. WLBL
(27S). Stevens Point-Legion program.
VIVA (4475). Chicago-Pratt and Daw.
WORD t275). Batavia--Concert. talk.
WMCA (341( New Yorlk-Tenor, comic
dialogue WPG (299.sl Atlantic City
Concert orchestra. WSB (42S3l. At
lanta--Entertainme WTAM t3S94).
Cleveland-Coo Coo Club. novelty pro-
gram.
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s = =sSs
Van Central Standard Time)

Cs09.s), Atlantic City-Dance: WQJ
chestra. WSM (2S2S), Nashville
Barn dance orchestra.
1905 p. M.-wCCO (416.4l. Minneapolis
ST. Paul-Orchestra WlP (oOS.@l.
Philadelphia--Organ.
1880 +. M.-WJR OLD, Pontiac---Jes-
tiers. WoAW (526). omaha-orches-
ira.
1O:45 P. M.-wsB C4ss.s). Atlanta =
Skylark
100 T: M-EEI I497 Zoe Los e angeles ASTIssr
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-02
Concert Music

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-02
Dancing

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Observation-Disclosures.
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New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
New Britain Man Head
 Of Murphy Association

The first reunion of the descend- ants of James and Ellen Murphy was held Saturday, at Lake Con- bounce. Mir and Mrs. Murphy came to Marlborough, Conn. In 1857 and and a few years later settled in Wethersfield.
 Fifty nine members of the family were present at the dinner after which an association was formed and a business meeting held. John A. Murphy of this city was elected president. Mrs. William Moore, treasurer and Mrs. Mary Jennings Of Bristol, secretary. The oldest mem- Der present was Mrs. Catherine O'Brien of Bristol. who is 1S years old.
 Among those who attended from this city were MT. and Mrs. John A. Murphy of 35 Dwight street and Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Moore of 155 High street.