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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08

Thomas A. Edison leaves thought with those who seek
through nsdous propaganda prevent the work of the
of the world for He asked recently s true that
the entire population of London could be killed by gas twelve
hous? ut is not true he replied the thing could be done in
three hours With such powerful and efficient means of destuc
ton available the best thought and of generation
challenged evolve equally efficient for the control of those
forces.
oneon bomb of Lewisite gas exploded city like Los
Angeles will destroy all life in that city, and dozen such bombs
will destroy all life within radius of fifty miles Another great
may the breakup of civilization in America And it
may involve the very existence of the human
The outlook serious enough to call for the attention Of
every in America
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08
(Today
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8

Business and Professional Women
Il o'clock luncheon, Culbert-
sons.
Soroptomist Club - 12:l5 O'Clock
luncheon, Davenport Hotel.
Daughters of the British Emlnre.
Christmas party; hostess, Mrs.
Lyman Cohen, W1722 River
side. Assisting hostesses, Mrs.
w. ]. Morgan and Mrs. Alice
Sharp.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9

Catholic Women's Study Club - 2
o'clock meeting, Isabella club
rooms.
Shakespearean Study Club - II 80
breakfast hostess, Mrs. w. NJ.
HubDell, W1517 Boone Avenue,
assisting hostess, Miss nellie
Fitzsimm0ns.
Research Club-Evening Christmas
party; hostess, Mrs. G. w. Hill,
S1636 Cedar.
Ibsen Club--12 80 luncheon most
ess. Mrs. Frederick Wilson. i2l
Eighth Avenue.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08
CLUB CALENDAR

Adolescence Section. A. A. U. w
Z 30 =. NJ, Y. w. G. A.
Fortnighly Club o'clock lun IL
con: hostess. Mrs. ID. He'll,
N1211 Hollis.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13
Mantle Garden Club - 2 o'clock
meeting; hostess, Mrs. f. r.
Swick. S29OS Hatch.
Philomathea Clubs p. IN. meeting
Gonzaga University.
Spokane Musical Art SOciety-Lec-
ture and concert. $50 p. M,
Norfolk Hall, S16h Riverside.
Poetry Section, A. A. L. w. 8
p. m. meeting; hostess, Mrs.
Bertha X. Bum, 139 Grey
Cour...
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER /.
Sacaiawea Club o'clock meeting
and Christmas party; hostess,
Mrs. J. Wesley Taylor, N2S11
Post.
Mantle Study Club o'clock Inn
cheon hostess. Mrs A. p. Nj
chell 1403 Seventh Avenue.
Orchard Avenue Women's Club Il
o'clock luncheon: hostess. Mrs.
r. Dickson, Orchard Avenue.
Classical Society - 3 80 meeting.
Crescent.
Amicitia Club o'clock luncheon.
hostess. Mrs. August Anderson,
Jr.. l040 Herman.
Wednesday Club = ~ 80 luncheon
AMI Christmas party mt howe
of Mrs. II. X. Neil, 1905 Ninth
Avenue.
Antitrust Club - | 80 meeting:
hostess. Mrs. A. X. Rogers,
E1301 Providence.
Spokane Valley Women's Club -
Music department, 1890 inn
cheon; hostess, Mrs. Harley
Little. Dishman.
French section. A. A. U. W.-3:30
meeting; hostess. Mrs. w q.
Ramage, W413 Twenty-seccnd
Avcn'1e.
Great Northern Railway women's
Clubs p. m. meeting: hostess.
Mrs. Grace Hitchcock, %27
Calispel
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-12-08
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10

Esther Reed Chapter, ID. A. r., l
O'Clock luncheon, Crescent.
Orchard Avenue Women's Club -
Annual evening party, Orchard
Avenue Community hall.
Music Section, A. A. U. W., 2:30
meeting; hostess, Mrs. A. 5.
Blum, 1923 Elm.
Research Club o'clock luncheon;
hostess, Mrs. f d. Hills her,
Ala Twenty-fourth Avenue.
Chapter Al, p. +. o., 2 80 meeting;
hostess, Miss Lou NJ. Benson.
1919 Ninth Avenue.
MONDAY DECEMBER IL
Good Government League - 30
board meeting, regular meeting
following, Crescent auditorium.
Spokane Sorosis - II 80 luncheon
and Christmas party at home
of Mrs. George ii. Goble,
W1O19 Seventh Avenue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15
DISCLAIMERS TO VIE FOR
COUNTY HONORS DEC. 20
Dorothy Stevenson Wins In Oak
land High School Contest
Final Event Tuesday Night

Miss Dorothy Stevenson won frs
place in the Oakland High School Fra.
ley Defamation contest for girls
which was held in the Maryland The
atre on Friday afternoon, December
9, in preparation for the countrywide
contest which is to be held in the same
theatre on Tuesday, December 20. Al
that time winners of similar contests
from Kitzmiller, Friendsville, Accident
and Grantsville will compete with
Miss Stevenson, Oakland's winner
for first place in the county. Louise
Lauer was chosen second in the loca
contest. The program on Friday was
as follows:
Sing Along, sophomore girls; The
Soul of the Violin, Dorothy WEIGH;
The Little Hunchback Zia, Louise
Lauer; Pierrot, Mary Jane Kahl; The
Littlest Orphan and the Christ Baby
Dorothy Stevenson; Daddy Doc, Mary
Louise Helbig; Keep on Hopin', Soph-
omore girls.
Other O. H. S. News.
On Monday, December IL, the school
had the pleasure of hearing talk by
Mr.. Brustle of the Audubon Society
on birds. In the afternoon the biology
class was especially favored by an.
other talk. This time the subject was
flowers. All enjoyed Mr.. BRUSHES
presence very much and would like to
have him come again.
Food Sale Conducted
The food sale for the benefit of the
Athletic Association was not much OF
success. Only $11.O0 was raised
This will help some, of curse, but it
will not go very far toward athletic
equipment. However the association
sincerely thanks those who worked sc
hard for it's success and all who pat
ronized the sale.
Visitors At the School
The State Supervisor w. H. King
aman and County Superintendent F
E. Rathbun visited the school Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
Come to The Play Friday.
The play, Kentucky Belle" will be
given at the Maryland Theatre, Fri
day night, December 16. Don't fai
to be there! 1t will be worth your
while to come! Admission, so cents
HELEN HINEBAUGH,
VIVIAN CLARY,
School Reporters.
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LOCKING THE DOOR.

At the risk of making too true that
old adage, locking the door after the
horse is stolen" The Republican is of
the same opinion as many citizens Of
Oakland, namely, that some obstruc-
ton should be placed at each end of
the sewer pipe running across the
Little Youghiogheny River so that in
the future disasters similar to the one
yesterday afternoon may be averted.
School children will soon forget the
accident which took the life of one Of
their number, and if remembered at
all would have the effect of keeping
them away from the dangerous spot
for a time, but eventually they will be
playing upon it, eating their lunch
with their feet dangling to the waters
surface if something is not done to
make it impossible for them to do so.
1t is true that the water flowing be-
meath the pipe becomes dangerous only
three or four times a year; that at
others times one could fall from the
pipe and land in about a foot of
water, but three or four dangerous
periods in each year are too many to
take any chances.
Psychologists may rave about in
stinct and what is born within us, but
accidents of this kind seem to tell US
that all must learn by experience
either ones own experience or that OF
oilers. Perhaps something unfortu-
nate like the drowning Of this little
lad yesterday was needed to make US
all sense the danger always threaten
ing. At any rate something is needed
to prevent anybody from crossing the
river using that pipe as footbridge.
1t will be done, no doubt, and that
right speedily, The Republican hopes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15
TO BESTOW KNIGHTS RANK
ON CLASS OF CANDIDATES
Who Will Become Full-Fledged
Pythians After Friday

The rank of Knight will be bestowed
on the Willard Tawes Glass of candi-
dates tomorrow evening at 700 o.
clock in the lodge rooms of Garrett
Lodge, No. 113, Knights of Pythias,
it was announced. The class prior to
this have had the ranks of esquire and
page conferred upon them on consecu-
tive Friday evenings, and the initia-
ton tomorrow night will make them
full-fledged Pythians, it was stated.
At the meeting last Friday when
the rank of esquire was given the can
didates, the lodge rooms were filled to
overfowing, it was stated. A bath
robe outfit, donated to the lodge by
D. M. Dixon and Son, was awarded to
Charles ]. Newman. AS Mr.. Newman
Joined the Knights of Pythias lodge
Just SO years ago on that night, 1t was
said to be very fitting that the award
was won by him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15
TWO MORE LEAGUE GAMES
TO Be PLAYED TONIGHT
Second Week Basketball Season
To Get Under Way Tonight
at 1880 O'Clock

The Lutherans will meet Mountain
Lake Park, and the Catholics will meet
the Presbyterian-Me thodist outfit, in
this weeks Church league basketball
games, to be played at MAYORS hall,
Oakland, this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The games were scheduled for Friday,
but due to the High school play at the
Maryland Theatre tomorrow evening,
they will be played on Thursday night.
Catholics Beat Mt. Lake.
The Catholics were victorious in the
opening game last Friday night, nos
ing out Mt. Lake Park IA to Is after
a nip and tuck affair throughout the
entire game. The goals were evenly
distributed on the Catholic team, while
Jake Echard played best for Mt. Lake
The Knights of Columbus failed to
appear on the floor with a complete
team, and thereby forfeited to the
High School. An exhibition game put
up by Jim Nally's Ramblers and the
High School came out with the High
School on the long end of a 27-23
score. Nally played best for the Ram
blers, while Stanton and Stemple were
the leading scorers for High School.
To Be Only Five Teams.
Unless Crellin decides to enter a
team in the league, there will be but
five teams in the race, the manager
stated. The failure of the Knights of
Columbus to enter team has caused
the decrease, and it will be necessary
to rearrange the schedule to fit the
number entered in the league.
The attendance at the opening
games last Friday was very poor, &C
cording to those in charge, but it is
hoped that more will turn out to wit
ness the contests as the season pro-
crosses. Admission to both games
will be 20 and 35 cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15

Indictment found on last Wednesday
duplicating him in the theft of two
automobile tires from the power house
of the West Maryland Power Company
in Oakland.
Fanny Wilt, plea of guilty confess
ed upon being arraigned upon the in
dictment charging her with the manu-
facture of liquor, and was sentenced
to pay a fine of 500 and costs.
Virgil Meyer, of Bayard, West Va,
indicted for rape, was put on trial be-
fore jury Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock. The complaining witness was
Mamie Steringer, of Wilson, hamlet
located on the line of the Western
Maryland Railway twelve miles south
of Oakland. The case occupied all day
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15

All stores will remain open of evenings until Christ
mas. Our store will be closed Monday December 26.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15
In Memory of the Late Mrs. j.
A, HAYDEN.

At a meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Mountain Lake Park
Methodist Episcopal church, held on
December IA, 1927, the following res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, By the providence OF
Almighty God, who has removed from
our midst our beloved friend and men,
Der, Mrs. James A. Hayden; and
WHEREAS. In the death of Mrs.
Hayden we desire to- record our appre-
ciaton of her friendship and ability
as a member of our Society; we also
desire to record her high character
as a Christian, and in her death we
have not only lost valued member
and president, but an exemplary citi-
zen in our community; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That our Society de-
sires to record our sorrow for her
death and send our sincere condolences
to her bereaved family, as in her death
they have lost good mother and COM
panion.
RESOLVED, That we desire to re-
cord these sentiments and have them
entered upon the records of this So
ciety and that copy of these resolu-
tions be also sent to the bereaved
family of our departed sister and a
copy of these resolutions be published
in both of the papers of Garrett
county.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY OF THE
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK M. E.
CHURCH.
BY it's Committee:
MRS. C. S. MAY, Vice-President.
MRS. w. G. MEYERS, Secretary.
MRS. JOHN STEVENSON.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-12-15
G. M. ALEXANDER TALKS
TO ROTARIANS FRIDAY
President MOnOngahela System
Addresses Body

Pointing out evidences of how pub
lie service companies were willing to
be at the service of the people Of the
community, G. M. Alexander, presi-
dent of the Monongahela System,
spoke to members of the Oakland Ro-
tary club at their weekly meeting last
Friday evening, when several of the
members of the local electric system
were guests of the club.
Mr.. Alexander confined his address
to the relations between the company
and the public of any public service
companies.
Numerous incidents were related
wherein it was shown that the en-
ployes of a public service company
would go out of their way to do any,
thing within reason to aid people.
Others present as guests of the
meeting were c. H. Hardesty, secre-
tary to president; Ray Garvin, public
relations; S. C. Kley, dist. supt. of
Grafton; A. 7. Shaw, supt. Oakland.
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yesterday and a part of last night,
court being in session from 1880 I'M
til the case was completed. The jury,
with F. R. Corliss as foreman, rem
dered its verdict of not guilty aftep,
short elaboration. Meyer will be held,
however, for the Federal authorities, a
white slave charge under the Mann
act, having been lodged against him.
His trial on this charge will occur in
the United States Court in Baltimore
or at Richmond, Va.
Meyer was represented at his trial
by Messrs. Horace P. Whitworth, of
Westernport, and VIM. R. Offutt, of
Oakland. Messrs. J. C. Renninger,
States Attorney, and E. R. Jones,
prosecuted the case.