davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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EDMUND u. HuEEM.
JAMES J. HAMPTON.
and .dAdN exsu Trttstas
AnAM 4. wEscMLEn 4 s0N. Anellanner.
TRrsTEEs sALE, o., YAtpAntE Two.
HpiLIIA. GARAGE. NO. f5s COLLIN.

STONY BHicR DWELLING Wi'fH
,spiLggdis garage. NO. 17s COLLIN.
~ virtue pf certain deed Of trust duly
recorded ~ Lher No 0gsb. folio 100 et seq
Of the land records 9f The District at Go.
Iumbia and ~ the request ot lhs party ss.
cured thereby. tba uHdersigned trustees viii
otter for sale by public ,sslI,!!ont 4, ffop, ~
at,ee gfsnllsgs,,. ,en JhuknD.Af. THE
WV 66tI3eRb n ,6s t5iloslas l .asssri6saI deer "a
Columbia t0swlts LDi IBa in Aosa Waiiaah
su1 Others slibdiylsion. ~ lots ii block 4
"ML Pleasant" and Pheasant Flaiu6F n0w
kHo wn as square aFsB. ~ pef nihl rfeoTdsd
ln thk Office ~ the surveyor Tor tho district
81 Columbia ~ Liber ~, at folio ns
9efns 0t sale The abave nfQlsnTty will
he sid subject " . prior deed gf trust tar
50 800 90 ~ 0M due January 20 1896
EslaHae rash, A deposit u aaU1 90 }tanii ed
at purchaser al time 0f kAls All con.
ghgannlnk recording and B0tarsl feHa at fs,st
DI purchaser. Terms ~ keie 10 lie com gIied
with within thirty days from dag 1f sale
otherwise the lfakises feaeFgs the pieht 10
feseIi tbs property ~ thA Tisk and cost III
the iefaHliinK purchaser, altar ave days'
advertisement NJ sueh resale in sDfns news,
papsr published IN the city af Washington
AtnEHT u CALDER
~ WfLi.fAMk
FMAEE n Brown, s''s'@
Attarnsy for Parly Secured.
ADlsakAs sxsa
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1425 Eye st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling, Stu
ate No. 1920 S Street South

east.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded in
LiIat No, 54G4 at foiio 4l9. OF the land
records of the District Of Columbia. we shall
splI in front 0f the premises. on MONDAY.
TnE TWENTY THIRD D1AY 9F APRHs
nj nbeTed one hundted thirty-twO '132J in
Florence Barbour,s subdivision 9f l3ts IN W
GbG04l in the subdivision made by Oscar G..
Brothers, r q the Christie tract a. and tItca knGwn
Ilarhour'a subdivjsi0n recorded in Book q
page is. In the office Of the surveyor Tor
said District: subject to the covenants oI
Terms Of sale One -foufth cash balance
In one two and three wears. with interest ~
SIX tJer cent rpr annun payable eemi -annu-
ally Deposit of 100000 required az t,ine tlfne
of sale and the purchaser allowed hiteen
dasa from late Of sale to comDlcie the Dnr'
chase Further -articiiiars at TIME ~ saIe-
All conveyanctng recording etc. al purcnas-
" A. g. BISHOP
FRED MCKEE
ap12-d&ds rxSu Trustees
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pRnpnSAIS

PROP0S AIS VIII. BE RECEIVED RY TIE
Bureau OF Sunnhes and Accounts. Navy d.
nartnent. Washington. y. G.. until 10 o'etork
am, Nav la2s. tos ,seliEeslnS Fadlo lra,'s-
tachon,etrrs coal tAr nttch, to thn NSsv
Yary{ 'XxShinStnn. d. e, Amply for pro-
pSsals 10 the Bureau III Supuhes and 49,
csunts CHARLES NORRIS. Paymaster Gen.
e~af of the NAVN spSNa1
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NW-C~oIarexi--Rarcain.

In n convenient ard splendid section fs
covered verSniS recsption hall. large hvtnE
room a~sr9e hNg7ro0ns. modern Bath, cleo
sr4cfyv, modern throughout. a real harCSin,
on esxy terms Fer inspection call Adams
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Mod
ern Apartment Building, Con-
tanning So Apartments, Known
as the "Harrowgate," No.
1888 New Hampshire Ave.
NV

By virtue Of a certain decd OF trust. duly
recorded November -. I357. instrument No
I3s Of The land records Of the District of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the nndersIgued trustees will
offer for sale by publle auctiOn iu front 0t
The premises on MONDAY THE SIX.
TiEkTH DAY or APRIL. Ices Ar THREE
O'CLOCK j. NJ. the following -deEeribed land
ard premises. situate IN The District OF Co
IuHnbla, 10 VII Lot numbered one hundred
and thirty f13ui ~ A. Jospph HowaF's sub
division ~ tots IN square one hundred and
seventy seYrn ti17l ar per piat recorded IN
Liter 80. f0ia ~. Of She reeofds of the
office Of the surveyor of the District Of Co
inulbin together with right of way over
the rear Twelve ft2t feet ~ lot one han.
dred and twsnty-nine fl2y} ~ said Howar's
su}fiB sion
Terms OF sale. The above property viii Ia
f0d subject ~ prlOr desds of trust aggre.
eating $500 10000. at 80 due about three
yeats baisnre cash. A deposit of HiD 900 90
required Df Uufchaser at time Uf sale All
convey eYanelnE. recording and noiaFaI fees AZ
cost ~ purchaser. Terms NJ sale 10 he
complied with within thrty dasa from day
Of sale rtherMiss the trtlAtnea reserve the
right 10 resei the property M The l1ak snd
cost ~ the defaBitng purchaser after ave
dtsE advertisement OF sueh reAais ln some
naWsnanfr published IN the oits nf Washing
ton II 4,
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FUTURE DAYS
10 Eve 81 NV
Administrators Sale of VaIu-
able Two-Story Brick and
Frame Dwelling, Being Prem
ises No. 2124 IIth St. NV.


BY virrae Of decree OF The Supreme
Court OF the District nf Columbia holding 4
Probate Court passed IN ease No a57oB
Administration Docket 70 I will cell at pub
me anctlon. 10 front Of the. premises. on
WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY.ftFTH DAY
OF April. 1898. Al THREE OsCLOCK
= N. the follow InE -deeeFissed land and prem.
ises. situate IN the District of Columbia and
being I u ~ IN square 3o3
Tsrms Df Rsle sold subject 10 an existing
ercnF1hrance of SB22 "a further particulars
OF which viii IN announced AZ tinse ol sale
the purchase price ae0Fa said encumbranee
20 ne nssd IN caAh $500 90 deposit required
apon acceptance OF lid All c0nyeyancing
notary fees ard recording Mt Dutchasefs cnst.
Terms of sale 10 me complied with Within
administrator reserves the right 20 resell the
property a. the risk and cost OF desauifing
purchaser after FIVE days advertisement OF
such resale in soale newGpaper published 10
WASHINGTON D, e. -
Administrator.
O. G. scURLOCK
Attorney for Administrator.
apl3-dkdsESSu
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
Story Frame Dwelling, Stu
ate No. 1912 Girard St. NE.

hY vlFluN. OF q dted q uuas It'VnIVIV11
amans iha land records of the District OF Co
mb,a. ,a sal r ~ rws tss9, Y 'eS pNTa pNSeTna
se' nAy on az "Hpkii. Ab IibDas' AT FBt'N.
TniRTY o'CLoCK I'M. iot numbered
thlrtsshys 1907 n SQUARE namtarea thirS.
stlhdtyisi0n made hy Edward 7. Davis and
Alice v l.atFimarc, as per plat letorled ~
the ONCE OF the surveyor Tor the HleWlt
10 ihF covenants OF feruld
Terms of sale One. fourth cash balance IN
one two and three years, with intefest az u
per ent pef Anuim, PAYABLE seti.i. .ahn0aiD;
flenusit 81 500 ieuuresl az tinln 81 sale and
the pufeha aser allowed httcrn DAYS from date
~ aaIe 10 rnnrlnia the nufehase Fnrthtt
particulars nj time ~ sale, All enheeS hhc'
Ing AMI recording ~ tusf nt pnrt thastI
EDWARD O. HAIIK
VERNON O. OWEN
ap1 edkds exsh IfnsteeS.
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THOs. ] OWEN & SON. ArcTIONEERs.
1923 Eye ~. NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, 1542
Ninth St. NV, Beautiful
Building for Dwelling and
Ruaineaa PURPOSES.

BY virtue of ceftaIn deed ol trust. daied
the Bra day Of Apf1l 1913. and recorded
April s. 1913. 10 Issber M 1910 st tolin
3..2 one ~ the land records oi the District
Of Columtls. ard at the Fsaiest 0t this par
ties secured thereby. The uDdsfsigDed trustee
Sin sell 81 9Ukile auction. ~ 'front.' uf ihs
pfeplses, or TUESDAY, THE, TrWlkST.Y,,r
srflbed. Iana snd l,Fen.issss situate y S ths
bslag "lot A in 1ashaa whitney snd Brain.
ard n. WarBsrs subdivision of lgie iB sauste
three hundu4 aud sigty4hys l365). ~ pr
plat ,seofds4 10 Llbef G. II. y folio 2s5
af the records OF The DftlcE OF the surveyor
of ahe District u EoiHmha,
TeFD.s IT sale; Al oash. DEPOSIT q
thrse hundred dDltgfs s3VnUGj rapiftd OF
pIrohsseF at time sf saIe. All e08YeysnninR
Teeatf3ns and bo1afIai fees at oDst oI Dpt.
chaser Terms of sale 10 he e9Dpiltd %ltn
81 thHty dsYs tfgu day oi Fale, etbsr~lse
TRUSTEE reserves iha F1Eht ~ rtkEii ths pfttp
cry ~ rjsk Hbs eaki of defailitBnR p1fhhssf
sftst hyt dsss RdsRgtlsemNut o1 t5th tfsHt.
in s8fue 1eNEpaDeF bHyilsiiea 10 ths eitb VI
""'' WH.l,oCgngY y cHEsLEY,
Surviving Trustee.
artk18l4te11.ls,tD ~ 4f.al ..a a.-...-.-------
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THOS ] OWEN & SON ACCTtoNEERS,
l425 Eve Street Northwest
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AtlfTlON SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEkNOONs
Trustees Sale Of Tapestry Brick
Dwelling, No. s723 9th st.
NV

Ry virtue OF certain deed OF trust duty
| recoptea IN i.iler No b1@a, folio A2T et see.,
of the ;snd records OF The District OF Ce'
Mnbia and at the request of the party
SECURED Thereby the undersigned trustees will
Offer tNr sale hS puhllc anCiiun ~ ironi@ m @ ot
the pynnnses on FRIDAY. THE TWENTlEFH
DAY or APRIL. la9S, Ar FOtjR.THIRfY
NCLoCK pm. the following described land
and tfrlnises situate IN the District of 10.
ltlnhia 20 via: Lot lia IN Florence Bar
bour's spbiiv sion ~ lots in sauare. s9Sa
as per Mat recorded in the office of the sur
vecar FOR the District OF Columbia IN l,ter
iion line as shown on Satd piat and to cove
nSntS al recsTY3s lot 20 tt. nv SO IT 60 l6.ft.
alley improved by brick dwelling rooms.
reception hall tile hath snd shower. concrete,
coNervNi front norca, screened double rear
norches; h..w a.. elec. automatic siorsgo
Terms OF sale, Property will I've sold suh
iect TO a prior deed OF trust for $5,2AnHO
NJ shek enc November l :. 1898. balance
81. 500.oa cSSh, remainder payable $5n,0u
per month at Hss r. secured by second deed
az trust mon property SOLD, or all cash over
trust. al option OF purchaser, A deposit OF
f-NNarstnS and Nefar1ai fees at cost OF purs
chaser Terms 10 be eomnlied with within
thirty DAYS from daN OF sale. otherwise
trassres reserve the right TO resell nCoRcrtv
st risk and cost OF iefaultiuc purchaser after
ave DAYS advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington.
RAYMOND C. McALISTER.
HUGH { STA<ARp
Sn o-G&dS eNS0 ith>te4s,
TRuS l. OWEN & SON. ACCTToNEERS.
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FOR COTORFD

NEAR iSt AND Il. |, AVE.
Brick house. 6 rooms and bath. hot.wster
heat and EarSGe. Small cash payment kea-
s.. so. AaareSs Rox lHl-S, star ofsce.
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Vtsls ] OWES Il son ADCftOhEEhs.
Is2B Ess street. Northwest,
TEF1 syKEs' sALE 0F TWO STONY hklsh
DNElIthG KagH p ~ PEEAiSES

TEt syKKs' SALE 0f TWO stony kkls.K
uNElIThis RaGBb ~ PkEMisEs
"a Q N9REET SDIyHEAET.
By gB54us III teFtaln deed of trust dated
Feifusly ~ 1927. being instrument 20, 20
feegtaed February 10 1922. amang the laia
rra8Fae ~ tie UstGiai of IgiHmDia, Assa kt
the request Ut the DaFIg sEG1fsd thereby, tas
lJsG6f d EgiAa gFAsl3ek VIII seli "a pugl.G sns,-
tim iH front III tbs pFegplsfs. gp MUADA4
1HF JHIhIIIFE PAY, Y APRIL, AD. ~.
IHg-dfDBitsbg land ana Dtstalis&s, situate 10
tis Jjtstgfct III t4AuH9ba aIid gessknatea ~
atsa fsipg int ~ iF shafHhB'e snDliHiei1U ~
oglglnAi Iots ] and IN sguala Tb2. as pef
g4af sesxYyasH lB thA afs3re ~ THE surveyor
1gr tlst District Gi Columbia ~ kibef 2S a.
f9ij9 "a
Tftpa sgid .saRlees 10 . p4ef Deed ei
tfaet t0r " 94T "A ang Second tfYst tbf
aD40t Z D33 80 further particulars ~ Hhiea
viii be hBIsy Hutgd II time ~ sale the pups
eiBsse DfBse alsYe kaid-ffheis - bs pald IN
eska eebDkIt 81 $500 go TeaHiged. Ton
Vfkshpigg fe0ofalnk Ntst al The ffHFehakafk .
csBsi 'fEfms ~ he complied with within
tbaflg asyE. otherwise aepastt Orieiisd ann
the property Daas lls s1fAnissa and Nsaid at
ahe discretion III tlle HaNtask -
sALpAToaE AAEcELILho
HOLLIS n. FRtT1s
I4gE Ess ST. NV
subRtitUtsn Trustee
In gqtllsg CAgAs 30, 4SIEl,
sDle.2g,2a 2b,25.s0 ~ 4. 4~-~~s 49,
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THoSA j. OWEN & son, AUCTmNEERs
= i425 Eve Street Northwest.

tAos> J, OWEN s soX, AgcTmNEERs
raq4F5EffD rF9gfD sAEF HNb snFAk5yffB TALTfRLE nkat n
WEsT. REiNG PREMISES Nos. 5le6
sTRtET sTPit i'VS SosTIwksF f M 'siI sNp rSfM 2
i PROVED GROUND ON BOTH SIDES on
oSbipA aSb pi.r, pLsck = srIi = RRETwEEN FoUR1h
nv virtue OF q certain decd Of trust.
rsrorviea March - 1897. as instrument Ne
.0a. OF The land recor,is OF the District 9f
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
prawrtg @r, NV on n WEpSFSn5aY 5,I THE Twenty
FtfIu PAY or APRIL. loes At FoUE
snd preuaIss.s situate in the District ut Co
IumhiA and being ants numbered one hiin.
dred and tftS-hve 1851 70 ono hun'iFrsi
ssluare naHshe ihirty-iwu hundred ard
sixty Ave t1a65l
TcFnS ot sale; Cash Lots Bumtrrcd one
dvest and atty eight 1885, ARE ~Hhiect tt.
hfst slcesis af trust OF $5I5O.no each aWt
.ot Numbered ope hundred and tfty-nia.
1881 Is subject 10 fret dcpd af trust -
81 600 10 and said properties ,wiii NJ soai
snhsect to said deeds of trust indebtedness
taxes and interest paid or adjusted 90 the
dste of sale. all eonVeSanttte. Feeorsitns.
ete, nj the cost af purchaser: good title or
no safe q deposit of 81 10000 will he fe-
elliTed at the time of sale ard settlement
OF sale or deposit forfeited. and the prnu-
erty resoid AT the cost aud risk OF the
dclaplting purchaser after fve 80 DAYS
nFevtous advertisement OF such resale ~
some washington newspaper
n. FRANCIS SAUL.
WILLIAM ' 'fs fRsESsoN
9s3 18th ST, NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TuOs. ] OWEN e. SON AUCTlONEERS.
IA.,h Eve SIreet NdrthMest.
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SIS MONTHLY,
No CASH

via hlIy one al these nice Broom dwell
inkx Electric GzAtS modern bath. CELLAR
rn6er entire house. fnrnsCe heat. 6eep lots.
Only TIVE letI Ssmnls house Se6 Allegheny
ave. TaGoraR Park. Nd,
ALEX : CLARKE. Jr.
f8n4 ENr st y w
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THos T. OWEN 4 SON AUCTIONEERS.
1925 Eve street Northwest.
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SUMMER COTTAGES

~ a'EfsNN@tN ~ = . = - 80
Tf5E SALE FfRRIsEKD COTTAGE - 600.
Tssy terms 3I5 Sse tt.. North 5s6eb. ~, En'
erses4 sunday -
on OF TOWN kE.AI. ESTATE.
yygg s1T- -E--ga5 IcEFs IN sHghAh D0AH
Rs8gAv sggse nsflH v gfs fryHst fauR e1ah pfop.
s.s5ts0a CHAHB.ks N BECKER. hsfgsfs
ysFry ". Va. b@aie 80 1.ss--...
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THos ] OWEN 4 SON, AuCrIoNEkRS.
1tah Eve Street Northwest,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
THE HOMEMAKERS CORNER
BY MISS ELSIE BENTHIEN
Home Demonstration Agent

Below are to be found several rec
ipes for dainty dishes, which have
been sent out by the extension de-
partment, and which, if tried, will be
found very delicious:
Bacon and Corn, Camp Style
Twelve large slices bacon, 2 C. of
corn, salt, pepper, 2 eggs, Y green
pepper, l small onion.
Cook bacon until crisp, pouring off
fat occasionally during cooking. Re-
move bacon and keep warm. In a.
bout four tablespoonful of the bacon
fat cook the pepper and onion, chop
ped fine, for 5 minutes. Add corn,
eggs we'll beaten, and salt and pep
per to taste and scramble all togeth-
Ell in hot fat.
CauliflOwer
One head caulif1ower, IL t. butter,
fat or oil, IL c. milk, 4 C. grated
cheese, IL T. flour, Il t. salt.
Trim off the leaves of the cauli-
flower, clean, turn upside down to
soak in salt water for a short time.
Cook until caulifiower is about half
done, then place in baking dish and
pour over it the grated cheese and the
white sauce made of flour, butter,
milk, salt and pepper. Bake in mod
crate oven.
Golden Glow Salad.
One package lemon jelo, l c. boiling
water, c. canned pineapple juice, l t.
vinegar, 1 c. pineapple, diced, drained;
l C. raw carrots, Is c. pecans, cut
fine; - t. salt.
Dissolve jello in boiling water; add
pineapple juice; chill. When slightly
thickened add vinegar, pineapple, car
rots, pecans and salt. Turn into in
dividual molds. Chill until firm. Serve
on lettuce with mayonnaise dressing.
Serves six.
Baked Apple Meringues
Six large firm red apples, IL c.
thick apple sauce, white 4 eggs, pow
dered sugar, custard sauce.
Wash apples and remove pulp with
a sharp spoon leaving shell about
IA in. thick. Put a tablespoon apple
sauce in each apple. Beat the egg
white until stiff. Fold in four table
spoons powdered sugar and the rest
of the apple sauce. Fill the apples
with this dust with powdered sugar
and bake in a moderate oven about
25 minutes. Serve hot with a cold,
thin custard sauce.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Glotfelty were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Brenneman, Accident, Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Savage and son Carl
were calling on Mrs. Hubert Bowman
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Foye and little
son were Sunday guests of the for
mer's parents.
Margaret and Edward Glotfelty en-
tertained as their guests on Sunday
Iva and Curtis Savage, Fife, Anna
belle, Fred and Bernard tGlotfelty
Verlyn Carr and Walter Bowman.
Walter Bowman, Margaret Glot-
felty and Iva Savage were at Table
Rock on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lou Lowdermilk, Uniontown,
was Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Glotfelty.
Misses Nellie FELTON, and Mabel
Glotfelty were guests of Iva Savage
on Saturday.
A number of McHenry people at
tended the revival at the Pentecostal
tabernacle at Sand Flat on Sunday.
Miss Vera Junkins, Deer Park, is
visiting Miss Lena Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Glotfelty, Oak
land, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Brenneman.
Rev. S. .Westfall and family, of
Deer Park, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Fraker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Bland and son, all of
Akron, Ohio, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Asa Glotfelty enter
tanned large number of young peo-
pie at their home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Savage spent part of
last week with home folks near White
Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage spent
Wednesday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sebold.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
A new wau has been found to re.

A new way has been found to re-
move tonsils without a hospital opera
ton. A man suffering from enlarged
"gills" in his throat called on DR.. N.
l. Broadly yesterday and asked for
the quickest way of getting rid of
them. According to an official report,
Doc said the quickest way he knew of
was to bet his neck on Al Smith. ct
can also apply to corns, boils, etc.
The Series Is Over
Col. Bells second picture of the
week was taken shortly after Babe
Ruth had knocked his third home run
Tuesday afternoon in the World Ser
les game, and caught Harry Miller at
the telephone just as he was receiv-
ing the sad news from Bill Gibson
or maybe from Guy Yutzy.
The picture of sadness caused by
the Cardinals loss might just as well
picture Turk Shartzer or tom" Con
der.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
GORTNER.


Mrs. Ben H. Yoder has recovered
from an illness which she suffered re-
Gently.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
Noah Slabach were Messrs. John H.,
Carlton and Gordon Sanders and Miss
Maxine Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin, Sunny
side, and Evangelist Driver, of Roam
oke, Va, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein on Monday
Mr.. Driver is conducting a two weeks
revival at Glade View and number
of the people of this community have
been attending.
Misses Agnes and Bert Helbig and
Mrs. Anna Hart, of Oakland, visited
Mr.. P. P. Gortner and family on
Wednesday.
Misses Frances and Mildred Lech-
nor, Aurora, w. Va, John Burkholder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty spent
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
S. w. Slabach.
Mr. w. E. Spoerlein and family, the
Lee family and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Swartzentruber were Greenland Gap
Petersburg and New Greek visitors on
last Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Swartzentruber re-
Gently entertained the Oakland Luth-
eran Missionary Society at her home
in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Mr..
and Mrs. Lohr and Mr. and Mrs. Wrl.
Schmidt, of Deer Park, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martin on Sun
day.
Mr.. P. P. Gortner and son Forrest
were business callers on G. D. Miller
at Springs, Pa, on Monday.
A number of the people of this COM
munity were at Red House Thursday
evening where they heard Rev. Shilke,
of Oakland, talk on his trip to Cali
fornia.
Misses Fannie Yoder and Mary
Lichty and Messrs. Alvin Yoder and
Ross Lichty attended singing near
Grantsville Sunday evening.
Following are members of the Sun
day school here who made perfect at
tendance the past quarter: Mary Lich-
ty, Dora Louise Spoerlein, Louella
Swartzentruber, S. w. Slabach, Ross
Lichty, Merle and Willard Swartzen-
truber, Ernest and Earl Spoerlein, D.
l.. Swartzentruber, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Spoerlein, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentru-
Der.
Messrs. James Friend and John
Burkholder recently entertained some
of their friends with weiner roast
at Swan Meadow school house.
Mrs. Norman Beachy spent an af
ternoon last week with Mrs. Dodge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
Fresh From Vacation

Col. Bell showed himself rarin' to
go for the winter when he returned
from his six-day vacation, because the
first thing he did was to get out his
camera and take snap shot of the
miscreant as he attempted to fire the
building of Henry Lauer. The only
fault Scoop has to find with the Col.
is at this particular time, the shot
should have been made with lead and
not with flashlight powder.
The picture is being published ex-
clusively by Scoop, and anyone recog-
nizing the villain and causing his ar
rest is welcome to the whole 500 re-
ward. P. S. However, the picture
cost Scoop and the Col. S4.655.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-10-11
SUGGESTIONS FOR SCHOOL
LUNCHES FOR CHILDREN
They Should Be Provided With
Well Balanced Meals


With the coming of the cooler days
mothers of young children who have
to carry their lunch to school, will
welcome the suggestions that are
made in bulletins obtainable from the
U. S. Bureau of Education in Wash
ington, and the Bureau of Child Hy-
giene of the Maryland State Depart
ment of Health. In calling attention
to these publications, DR.. R. H. Riley,
Director of the State Department of
Health, said: Zone of the best ways
of strengthening the growing child's
power of resistance against disease is
by providing him or her with we'll
balanced, nourishing meals. Children,
as rule, eat a hasty breakfast be-
fore dashing off to school, and for a
child who leaves home early in the
morning and spends the day in school
warm meal in the middle of the
day is a necessity.
"a simple arrangement that has
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al schools makes it possible for food
prepared at home to be warmed be-
fore it is eaten at school. The food
to be heated is carried in wide mouth
ed glass jars, and the children are
encouraged to bring cream soups,
meat and vegetable stews, combina-
tons of cooked vegetables-things
that are both nourishing and palata-
BILE.
"The equipment for heating con-
sists of a wash boiler fitted with
double row of wire racks, for holding
the food, tn clover rack elevated
about two inches from the bottom of
the boiler, to prevent the jars from
touching the water which just fills the
bottom. On reaching school in the
morning, each child places his jar in
the rack, each jar being marked in
such way that the child can identify
his own property.
During the early morning recess,
or shortly before the regular lunch
hour, the teacher or one of the older
boys or girls moves the boiler for
ward on the stove and after half
hours steaming the food is ready to
be eaten.
"a number of teachers take advan-
tage of the opportunity offered in
connection with the lunch hour to pre-
face the serving of the food with
handwashing drill which serves the
double purpose of cleanliness and Of
getting rid of some of the germs that
have passed from hand to hand dur
ing the morning in the customary eX-
change of school equipment.
"Under the title of "Diet for the
Young Child" the State Department
of Health has published a pamphlet,
prepared by the Bureau of Child Hy-
giene, which contains suggestions for
the diet of the children who are just
entering school and who need all the
health and strength they can muster
to stand the strain, physically and
mentally, of the change to school life.
A copy of this pamphlet may be OBJ
tanned by writing to the State Depart
ment of Health, 2411 North Charles
Street, Baltimore. A bulletin on
school lunches for the colder children
may be obtained by writing to the U.
S. Bureau of Education at Washing
ton, D. c."