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Smyrna times., 1930-12-17
Self-Investment Best

An investment In ones self is the
best investment that can be made.
BY training, developing. and find
ing out how ability can be turned
into money. any man or woman viii
receive a bigger return for the
time and money spent than in any
other form. A man without mod
ern equipment. information, train
ing. cannot command high price
today. 1t Is true that the man who
puts more knowledge in his head
win be enabled to put more money
In his pocket.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-17
POPULATION STATE TOWNS
81 Incorporated Places Arranged
i'm a Convenient Table

Wilmington, even the veriest
Delaware child knows, is the larg-
est city in the State, but few
adults are able to say offhand
what is the fifth largest town in
Delaware, fewer still are able to
place the tenth largest, and only a
walking gazetteer can say what
town ranks twenty-fifth. Out of
the material gathered by the 1881
census takers the following rank
ings of the 81 incorporated towns
of Delaware, which have popula-
ton above 100 have been prepared
The list, which many will wish to
clip out and paste in their scrap
boolxs iS aS follows.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-17

The combined population Of Del
mar, which lies partly in Sussex
county, Delaware, and Wicomico
county, Delaware, is 2,01S. The
population registered above, S3S,
is that on the Delaware side.
Smyrna times., 1930-12-17
IaII GROWERS If'.
4 / BR|DGEVIlLE
rnr prsISsULA ..II

~
salisbury, Nd,
" = association for
= Other Officers I,..r
N be !. meeting sas,s+v of IL b
.dav afternoon.
Il iollOTes3; LIS iTfr rica.
n d salisbury ~ 4
q RlcldIuS
..T,re vice-presidents'
w castle county;
|,,1,. II camden, Kent
FL {. Newton, Of
/ tr b. sussex county; unity;
-,,,..Drssidents, ceeli
n I BaldsrstOn' Col
n 3. Burvill, Galena;
" Irving Walker
h. r,roline, Colonel A.
Talhot Otto
'''I, no,cbester. Fred
|lIire wicomico, J. I.
,uy;; Worcester T. y
Somerset HON.
~, U,incess Anne; Vir-
r. VI o. Strong, On
.-.tor = W. L. Elzey,
,.'r,tive committee, H.
| stgerille, Albert Fike,
/ gsrbert Richardson,
| ;srstary, J. F. Ad-
The Washington times., 1930-04-23
FIGHT FOR IOBS
IN PEN WOMEN

'.Regll and insurgents y
In the ranks Of the National
League Of American Pen Women
today are preparing for the first
skirmish in the battle for con-
troll of national offices when the
former resolution changing the
bylaws to permit the president
to be a nonresident Of the Capi-
tai.
The League is holding its bien-
nial convention at the Willard
Hotel and win elect its entire
slate tomorrow.
Kathleen Norris Running
Kathleen Norris, noted novelist,
Is the candidate Of Mrs. Clarence
M. Busch, retiring president, and
the regulars" Mrs. Norris Is 9
Californian.
Mrs. Alfred j. BrosSeau, former
president general of the D. A. R.,.
is the candidate Of the tnsur'
gents" Mrs. BrosSeau Is from
Connecticut, but is said to have
expressed willingness to live In
washington If elected.
The nominating committee
nominated by the regulars.
brought out slate most OF which
is unopposed and hoped it would
20 through without trouble. Op-
position flared up yesterday and
it was said Mrs. Brosseau will be
nominated from the floor.
The .'insugents" are picking
candidates only for president and
first vice president. Their candi-
date for first vice president is
Mrs. Edward Thurman Smith OF
st. Louis. The regulars" have
selected Mrs. Nina Schwalm Reed,
noted radio entertainer Of this
city.
Yesterdays session was given
over mostly to reports Of COM
mittees. A colorful ceremony in
which heroines Of poetry appeared
in costumes of their respective
periods featured last nights ses-
sion. About 200 members are at
tending the sessions.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Vapores que llegaron aver {,
Comal y Solitaire, americanos
Sarmatia, danes; Hedernheim,
aleman. Este ultimo cargara
foSfato. Ell Sarmatia trajo un
cargamento de piedra para Ia
Florida Cement Co.
Entro procedente de Texas
la motonave Strassa, de bande-
ra sueca. Con la barca Derwent
arribo ell remolcador Ontario.
Zarparon durante ell dia de
aver los vapores americanos
Quistconk Y Commercial Qua
ker. Ell vapor noruego Sorvan.
gen sali6 con rumbo a las islas
Leeward y Winward, con ma
dera y carga general. Para Ba-
racoa, Cuba, a cargar platanos.
partio la pehuena motonave
Luis Geraci.
Partieron los remolcadores
Ontario y Proctor y las barcas
Warmer y Debardleban.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
PLEITOS Y ~DIVOlRCIOS

Corte federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota involuntaria en- con
ira de la Southern Sugar Co.,
de Clewiston y Canal Point; F.
G. Turner, petici6n de banca-
rrota voluntaria. Jefferson
Standard Life Insurance Co.
contra United States; E. L.
Gedney y w. H. Tunnicliffe
contra ell liquidador del Semil
mole County Bank, de Sanford.
Corte del Circuito: Mabel Ha
gan contra Harry L. Hagan;
G. C. Yates contra ell sheriff R.
T. Joughin.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
EN- WEST TAMPA:
ERvI1. de AMRULANCIA: Telsfono Y me

Telefonos IA vistas por ell dia: Ybor City, Z 146S.
West 1+hpa II 3846. Para lamadas por la nOche.
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 141O.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

profession dc abogado. 81 jover
letrado Leo Stalnaker present6
aver un extenso escrito en- la
corte del circuito.
Dice Stalnaker que no es cul
pable de violar la confianza
que en- Ell depositara I'M Glen
tie, que Robins saba la exiSten-
Itencia de la primera hipoteca
pero que el la habia levanta-
do.
Puede presentar a la corte
la liberaci6n de la hipoteca
cuando asi Sc lie pida.
Tambien agrega que ell HON
bre no habia sido oficialmen-
tie nombrado guardian de la
menor cuando lie hizo ell pres
tamo a ell.
Defiende a Stalnaker ell a
bogado L. E. Womack.
Mantiene ell fiscal que Stall
maker. como abogado de j. E.
Robbins, guardian de los inte-
reses de la menor Florine Bran
don, obtuvo de este un presta-
mo de $901S, del dinero de Ia
nina, dandole como garantia
una segunda hipoteca en- tres
Totes de la secci6n de Oak
Park. Ademas arregl6 ell pres
tamo para pagarlo en- cerca de
40 amos, aunque la ley prohi-
be a un albacea o administra-
dor de herencia prestar dine
TO no propio, por mas de un
ano.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

rot2do ocho colonias de abe
:, transportandolas desde
Port Tampa, quedo aver bajo
+, ANA de $1,000 ell ciudadano
Luis Flynn, vecino de los alre-
dolores de Ballast Point.
Juraron los cargos contra Ell
los duenos de las abejas, H. I.
Sigby, de Wallace 1913, y AL
bert Lundin, de la avenida
Chicago 2412.
Realize ell arreSto ell diputa-
do Sinclair.
Flynn MEGA los cargos. 81
ell case llega a la corte de 10
criminal las abejas tendran
que ser llevadas a la sala del
tribunal, como evidencia.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

La orquesta sinf6nica que
dirige ell maestro Alfred ReSch
dara esta noche, a las $3.50, IN
concerto de composiciones ro-
manticas.
Una de las atracciones sera
la notable violoncelista Sra.
Antoinette Robb, que tocara
la fantasia hGngara de Grutz-
macher.
Sera acompanada por ell no.
table pianista Rafael Noa.
Varias de las mas dulces
melodias de Schubert seran to
cadas por la orquesta.
Ell concerto Sc ofrecera en-
ell edificio de la federation de
clubs musicales.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

'quena embarcaci6n y Dis.
Williams, vecino de BayShore
Boulevard 3405, cay6 al mar.
IPudo ell hombre agarrarse al
bote y asi pas6 cuatro horas
Luchando enderez6 ell bote y
navegandolo pudo regresar a
terra.
CreeSe que la misma turbo-
NADIA fue la que volc6 otros dos
botes de vela frente a Ballast
Point.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
LIGA AMERICANA

Washington SC, 13h, lie; Bos
ton 1c, 8h, lie.
Detroit &c, 12h, le; Chicago
&c, An, lie.
Detroit sc, 12h, 4e; Chicago
Sc, 11h, BE.
ST. Luis &c, 11h, Be; Cleve-
land 1c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

Lopez descans6 aver.
Boston 1c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, III, De.
Chicago &c, Oh, BE; Cinema
ii &c, Tn, lie.
New York 13c, 16h, lie; Fl
ladelfia 12c, 22h, 4e.
Pittsburg Sc, 12h, lie; st.
Luis sc, III, De.
Ocho pitchers Sc utiiizaron
en- ell juego entire Gigantes y
Phillies.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
LIGA DEL SURESTE

Appleton dej6 en- blanco al
Jacksonville, apesar de que los
"tars' batearon dos hits mas
que los smokers.
Manolo Cueto contribuy6 a
la victoria con I'm hit y una ca
rrera, en- cuatro veces al bate.
Tampa Sc, 5h, De; Jackson
vile DC, III, Be.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

Negando los cargos que Sc lie
han hecho con la intenci6n de
impedirle siga ejerciendo la
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

Bajo la acusaci6n de haber
La gaceta., 1930-07-08

Selma SC, 14h, lie; Pensaco-
la &c, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1930-07-08
NOTTCIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Hallandose ell domingo en- I'm
bote de vela, a cuatro millas
de Catfish Point, una turbona-
da hizo que zozobrara la pc
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Motor Transportation
 Will Be InyeStiQated

Washington, May l5 OUP)-An investigation into the whole ques- tion Of coordination Of motor trans portation in connection with rail- road competition was ordered today by the Interstate Commerce comls- sion.
 The lnvestiya ton. which will be undertaken by the commission on its own initiative, will result in recom- mendations to congress on such legislation as may be necessary Or desirable in the public interest to accomplish further or more efficient coordination of motor transporta- tlon,' the comm ssion said.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Here's Speedy Relief for
 Tender, Aching, Swollen Feet
Moones Emerald Oil Must Give Complete Satisfaction
 Or Money Cheerfully Refunded.

Your feet may be so swollen and infamed that you think you can | go another step. Your shoes may feel as if they arc cutting right into the flesh. You feel sick all over with the pain and torture and pray for quick relief Whats to be done?
 Two or three applications Of Mooncs Emerald Oil and in fifteen minutes the pain and soreness dis appears. A few more applications at regular intervals and the swelling reduces.
 And as for Soft Corns and Cal louses a few applications each night At bed time and they just seem to
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

shrivel right up and scale off.
 No matter how discouraged you have been with powders, footbaths or other applications, if you have not tried Emerald Oil then you have something to learn.
 It's wonderful formula-this com bination of essential oils with marvellous that thousands of bottles are sold annually for reducing yari- cose or swollen veins.
 Fair Drug Dept. and every good druggist guarantees the very first bottle of Moone's Emerald oil 10 end your foot troubles or money back.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
PRIME MINISTER QUITS

Auckland, N. Z., May 15 UP)- Sir Joseph G. Ward, prime minister Of New Zealand, announced today he intended resignins his govern ment posts due to i'll health. The announcements followed d meeting of the cabinet.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19

Mrs. Haynes set a course
record to capture the medal
with . 7S. while Mrs. Cola.
day was home in IS to be
second. The previous record
OF 62 was set two years ago
by Virginia HoIzderber, Mid
dle-Atlantic champion.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
Invitation Cup Polo Series
Finals Tomorrow

team will take part in the
Southern half Of the South
eastern circuit elimination
polo tournament which opens
today at Stevenson Field,
Baltimore, Md,
The Third Cavalry and the Six
teenth Field Artillery, strong Fort
Myer combinations, are entered,
however. as is the FauQuier-Lou.
don team. Two Maryland Polo
Club teams and the Sixth Artil.
lery from Fort Hoyle. Md, with
the possible inclusion Of 10th
Artillery of Pikesville, Nd, brings
the total teams entered to- eight.
eight.
The winner of this tournament
will battle the winner Of the
Northern half probably at Phila-
delphia, for the right to repre-
sent the Southeastern circuit in
the national circuit championship
which will be played in August
with Chicago as the likely site.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
NOt0bIes InUited to
Viraini1 Sn1n Event

BERLIN. Md, June 19.-Invita-
tions were forwarded today to
President Herbert Hoover, Gov.
John g. Pollard, former Gov.
Harry Flood Byrd. Admiral Rich
ard E. Byrd. United States Sena-
tors Carter Glass and Claude A.
Swanson of Virginia and Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh to attend
the official opening of the toll
road and bridge at Chino oteague
Island south Of here. on July /.
The State of Virginia takes the
Accon1ac county Chincoteague
Island span over on that date
having recently bought the span
from private investors for $3.50 900.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
BY GINO SIM

With the prospects of seein
polo Of highest merit, we'll spice
with dash and color, the larges
crowd yet to attend a match a
the Potomac Park polo field
expected tomorrow Afternoon
when the Fort Benning (Ga.1 Ir
fantry School and Third Cavalr
Of Fort Myer face the suprem
test in the Invitation War De
partment Army Cups tournamen
finals, starting at 4:3O.
Both teams are wonderfully
well matched in every way"
commented Lieutenant Colonel
Chaffee, responsible for most
Of the local polo attractions.
Both are young, eager for vic
tory and willing to take extra.
ordinary chances"
Mounted on two Of the best
string of ponies available, and
with superb teamwork between
horse and rider and man and
man both. extensively and de-
fensively, it promises to be an
epic struggle, well worth watch
ing. The winner will certainly
deserve whatever trophies come
their way.
"The individual star Of the
Third Cavalry, which is cast
as the local defender, Is, Of
course, Lieutenant Mckinney,
whose play has been sensa-
tiOnal since the first Argentine
Cup matches. But the invad-
ing Infantry School has q pow
erful scorer in Lieut.. Herbert
Baker, whose constant assaults
on the opposing goals is
crowned with frequent success.
1t should be whiz-bang, q
corker!"
The Georgians hold a slight
edge because of their more de
cisive wins, but the Third Cav
airy are tenacious. battlerS, strug
CLING determinedly every minute
Of play. Lieutenant Lymen'S
pony, Virginia. is the outstanding
pony in the visitors string.
Both of Yesterdays battles
we're interesting, but the War
Third Cavalry tuSsle stood
put. These two teams threw
caution to the winds in their
mad rush to score, both scoring
IN every chukker, the Cavalry.
men managing to out-tally their
by one goal, lilo.
Lieutenant Mckinney and Lieu.
tenant Robinson led the winners,
while Lieutenant BosSerInan and
Colonel Chaffee offered strong
resistance,
: Lieutenant Herbert Baker, Of
Infantry School. rode through
The War Blues line at will. scored
five times, and aided his team.
mates to run up five more goals.
A freakish ruling forced the
Blues to eoncede the FIT. Ben.
ming quartet a two-goal tiandi-
zap, making the final score.
l2-4. -
over 5000 watched the two
matches.
Only one War Depasl.nsnt
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
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Only ONE War Department
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

BAR PIN, gold with stones, Sunday. on
train or Union Sta. Rev. Bradley 15-R.
BRACELET platinum. set With diamond,
sapphires Hyattsville High School.
Reward Hyatts. 134-R. fss
BROOCH, silver Scotch terrier. Tuesday
p m. downtown, Reward. Ca. 1452.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
F:'>IGEII
lIASHE>S

At New York-Pete Latzo,
Scranton, Pa, defeated Larry
ahnson, colored. light heavy
Weight Of Chicago. on q foul l6l /.
Harry Smith, Harlem colored mid
dleweight, defeated Yale Okun,
New York u0l.
At Bayonne, N. .J.lPanama AL
Brown; New York bantamweight,
Knocked out Benny HrostofE of
New York (2lo
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
WOMEN TENNIS
FINALS TODAY
BY GINo SINH

With the Hotchkiss Tennis Gun
matches on the door sill, ready
to burst in at the Columbia Coun.
try Club tomorrow, and the
Woman's District Tennis League
singles and doubles championship
finals scheduled for this after.
noon at the same courts, start
ing at $3.50 o'clock, Washington
tennis fiends are all agog.
Josephine Durham is out to
wiz her second successive singles
title by annihilating Ruth Mar.
tinez this afternoon in the singles
finals.
Frances Walker and Phoebe
MoOrhead are also out to cap
ture their second title In their
finals doubles battle with
Dorothy Kingsbury and Cecyle
Raver.
In the meantime the Washing,
ton Hotchkiss Cup defenders are
putting in some telling practice
hckS and are confident of turn.
ing back the assaults Of Balti-
Uore's highly touted contingent
Neither the Richmond or Norfolk
squads are feared,
Washington hopes lie with Tom
Mangan, Bob Considine, Dooley
Mitchell. Clarence Charest, Harry
Irwin, Eddie Yoe Ian, Comman-
der Gin and Art6T HELEN.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
WASHINGTON SHINES SPORTS
PADDOC PICKS'En
AT WASHINGTON PARK
WEATHER. cLEARi TRACK. FAST.

turlonr. Purse ,.see Thr..-y.ar-old. and up
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
Situations Wanted

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thoroughly experienced reliable man an
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dolph Pl N. e. Phone Potomac 1861.
HOUsEMANtbu butler r-chauffeur. reliable ex.
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The Washington times., 1930-06-19
Schools and Colleges
Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of the
June 16, O-Sealed bids will be opened
IN this office at p. M. July 10. 1880.
for painting of plaster. etc. in the o. s.
Government Printing office. washington,
DC, Drawings and specifications may be
obtained from the construction engineer al
the building, or al this office in the dis
eretlon o4ythe supervising architect JAS
A. .wETI ORE. Acting Supervising Arehi.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
SOUTHPAW STYLE

Dave Myers. of New York Uni
versity, and Mark Tyson, Of Yale,
throw the javelin left-handed
and Herb Fleishhacker, Of stan
ford, heaves the shot southpaw
style.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
ANIMAL CLIPPING

EIEeERlGG Sss Gosp.s 81 sVSe e sIs.H SsF sS6S sSSI
The Washington times., 1930-06-19
.SOLONS meet
To DISCUSS
SITUATION
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

NEW YORK, June 10. - They
won't replay the magnificent en-.
counter between the Herr Schme.
ling and John Sharkey, the prop.
erty" challenger. until such time
as either man - or both - gives
Philip Scott, of England. the salts
faction his bellicose soul desires.
The Herr Schmeling must recog-
nlze the obligation of a 1929 con.
tract so onerous that he appar-
emily was undecided whether he
ought to change his name or
leave the country. He left the
country Sharkey must show
cause why he shouldn't be held
accountable for the insipid finish
Of the Scott fight in Miami last
winter.
This was the status of the
heavyweight situation as the New
York boxing commission went
into conference today in q be
lated effort to bring order out of
chaos. am not stating what the
boxing commission means to do:
merely what it will do, either
today or subsequently.
One Of its first gestures will
see the Herr Schmeling pre-
sented with the world heavy
weight championship, the first
man ever to attain that dis
tinctiOn while assuming
strictly reclining posture.
This presentation is formality.
He also will be presented. either
today or later, with a ultimatum.
This is more than a possibility.
It is a probability.
In so many words the ultima
tum will state that If Sharkey
doesn't care to prove that Philip
Scott is a chump fighter, as al
legged, then the Herr Schmeling
must assume this responsibility
in a fight for the championship
itself.
SCOTS position at this time is
fool-proof. OF the two recent
contenders for the title, one Of
them knocked him out with a
disputed punch and the other re-
fused to fight him at all, even in
the face of official sanction by
the commission. In consequence,
one or the other of them must
discharge a painful duty before
they can resume what they ap-
pear to regard as private series.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19

COLORED POSITIONS
For maids in stores: chamberm aids eIevs.
tor operators, Mattresses, cooks etc. Sc
cured through the
Wash. Business Bureau,
22s-229 Bond Bldg. 1&Eh and n. Y. Ave.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19

BEST BET-MARTHA. JONES.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-05-29
l E D
MRS. L. B. c. LIST

The funeral services for Mrs. L. B.
C. List, who passed away last Thurs
day afternoon in the Lynchburg Me-
mortal Hospital, Lynchburg, Va, from
injuries sustained May Is in an auto
mobile mishap near that city, were
conducted Saturday morning in
Wheeling, Rev. J. H. A. Bumberger,
rector of st. Matthew's Protestant
Episcopal church, officiated. Interment
was made in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs. List, widow of the late Harry
w. List, was former resident of Mt.
Lake Park, having conducted the Loeb
Lynn hotel for a number of years,
from the time of it's erection until it
was destroyed by fire in 1916. Prior
to that time, in 1890, she operated
various boarding houses of the Park.
Of late years she founded the Vir-
ginian Inn at Winter Park, Fla,
which she operated during the winter
months, and during the summer was
hostess at the Hotel Raymond at
Eaglesmere, Pa. She was en- route
to the latter resort, via Washington,
when the accident which resulted in
her death occurred.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-05-29
KITZMILLER HIGH SCHOOL
WINS FOURTEENTH MEET

Continued from Page One)
miller, Sd; ]. Vanken, Kitzmiller, 4th.
II points NEW record).
Senior Unlimited
1OO-yd- dash-H. Strachan, Kitzmil-
Ter High, LIST; J. Blocher, Grantsville,
End; R. Bond, Accident, Sd; w. Hoye,
Oakland High, 4th. Time IL sec.
44O-yd rum. Burns, Kitzmiller
High, LIST; G. Fike, Friendsville, End;
M. Garletts, Friendsville, Sd; T. Nor
ris, Kempton, 4th. Time So 1-5 sec.
s8O-yd. run-Tony DiGuistini, Kitz-
miller High, LIST; H. Patton, Grants
vile, End; S. Miller, Accident, Sd; E.
Weitzell, Accident, 4th. Time 2:30
2-5.
One mile relay-Oakland High, LIST
u. Sollars, A. Lawton, R. Glotfelty,
R. Lohr; Kitzmiller High, 2; Grants
vile, Sd. Time 4:24 Is.
Running broad jump-H. Strachan,
Kitzmiller High, LIST; E. Maroney,
Oakland High, End; D. Porter, Oak
land High, Sd; F. Coddington, Friends
vile, 4th. Distance II #.
Running high jump-W. Gnegy,
Oakland High, LIST; G. Fike, Friends
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-05-29
JOIN LEWIS BRENNEMAN

The funeral of Mr.. John Lewis
Brenneman, whose accidental death
last week shocked the entire COM
munity, took place from his residence
at Mountain Lake Park, Friday, the
23rd, in the afternoon. Rev. Middaugh,
pastor of the Park M. E. church, and
Rev. lessee, of the Loeb Lynn U. B.
church, officiated. Interment was
made in the Oakland cemetery.
Mr.. Brenneman was born near Bit
finger, Garrett county, on February
%, 1872, and resided in his native
county until the day of his death. He
was united in marriage with Miss
Maude Dewitt, likewise a lifelong
resident of Garrett county, on Sep
TENDER Is, 1897. Four children have
blessed their union: Aubrey Charles,
who resides at Hoyes, the place of his
mothers birth; Mrs. Beryle Beckman
and Miss Maeleta Brenneman, Cum
berland, and Miss Rozelle Brenneman,
who resides at home, all of whom
were present at the funeral of their
father.
Kindly in his disposition, charitable
toward the foibles of human nature, a
devoted husband and father, John
Brenneman was a good citizen. Death
has removed a true type of American
manhood.