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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Wilburne Truan, 81, Of 64I y. Jefferson
az, electrotyper. and Thelma Moore, %, Of
william III Red. a. Of 1lo8 Couege-av.
bookkeeper, and Iona Smith .. OF 725 y.
PsnnSylyania-St. beauty operator.
Herman Haggard, 20, OF 1910 Barth-aV,
ieweier, ana Eva Stokes, 20, OF 1910 Barth-
Morris Pfinceii. %, of 1850 W. 33rd-st.
clerk, and Anna Jensen, 81, OF 1902 W.
Clifton Person n 81, OF 1925 E. Raymond
St, contractor. and Ruth liberia, Is, Of
l45 Leota-st housekeeper.
rison soldier, and Virginia RaaO. IS, Law
Charles Kephart,. q, Of 1914 Histt-st,
wood worker and Martha Lawson, g. +.
Harry Gregory, 81. OF 6O4 F., Wayne
av, salesman, and AIDA Clark, ~, OF $40
E. Drive. Woodruff Place. nurse.
CORTLAND Chr-stner, "a, OF 1911 z. New
York-st. service man, and Jacquehn Nc
Math, l8, Of 833 Z. 28th-st salesWoman
william Meister, IS, Of 924 N. Oxford
James Kirby. So, Linden Hotel, ticket
agent, and Nina Hazelrigg, A. Linden
Henry Simon. 80, Miner Hotel bus
operator and Lucille Jacobs, 80, Of 2042
n. Alabama-st, housekeeper-
Atlas Brown %, Fl Benjamin Harrison,
soldier. and Helen wilson, Is, of 335 N.
John Schultz, IS. New York City. show
business, and Mildred Blaydes, 26, Colonial
Raymond spearman, IS, Craig Hotel,
salesman. and Edna Kiger, 36, OF 568 n,
Pershing-st. housekeeper,
FLOYD Clark 81. Of 342 Dennyoosst, garage
Bancroft-st. clerk.
Harry LUZ, 80, of 1914 E North-st,
M,aborer, ana Fay Perry %, of 1914 E.
Max Chambers q of Lebanon Ind
barber, and Isabel Sutphin, %, of 1906 N.
OIney-St, wrapper.
ter, and Kathryn Stewart, %, Of SAB Wood
lawn-av, stenograp her.
Arthur Goodwin, 10, Spencer, Ind, la
borer, and Ethelyn Richie, 10, of 1927
Joseph Bailey, 81, Of 5S 713 E. New York-st.
la5orer, and Rosa Mccoy, 80, Of 1881
I David Ross, = of 27l8 n. Harding-st,
engineer, and. Edna Gage, "a, Of 1I4I W.
33rd-st, technician.
Howard Lee, q, Of 315 S. Gray-st, boxer,
ana IMaryann Dee, p, OF 3l5 S. Gray-st,
James Allison. 81, R. R. 10, Box 300,
William DaVids. 81 ~ Of 5724 Laurel-st,
clerk, and Geneva Hendricks, 10, of 80 S.
Euclid-av houSekeeper.
Itha Bowman, 45, Of 1905 S. Warman-av.
inspector, and Dalta Clark, As, Of 1910
S. Sheffield-av, houSekeeper.
Raymond Merriheld % of 1858 Spann-
of 335 N. Sherman-dr housekeeper,
William SWitzer %, of 11O5 N. Berwick
av. unemployed, and Angela Faletic, 20, of
1886 w Ninth-st, spooler.
Van Lizart, 81, of 80 N Illinois-st, soda
dispenser. and Providence Giuffre, 81.
Spann Apis. housekeeper.
Robert Beck, 21 of l401 N. Alabama-st,
salesman, and Margaret Grant, 10, of 440
Alton-av, housekeeper.
Hugh Long, q, .Danville, Ind, farmer.
and Rosemary Hodgins, Is, r, R. l6, Box
Archie GriseI 80. of 2433la Kenwood-
av, salesman. and Della Frecht, 90, of 2063
N Meridian-st, housekeper,
Harry Remley, %, of 5152 E. Michigan
st, inspector, and Nina Stanley, 26, of 5I55
E, Michigan-st. housekeper,
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AT HAWTHORNE
One Best-Discovery

OHt btoI-DIsCOFtTy
l. Bert Reid, Band Wagon FL
Bandido.
2. Taxpayer, Our Patty, Closing
Time.
3. Papyrograph, Well Heeled, Prom
Girl.
4 Dixiana entry, Kentucky Blues,
Harmoncssa.
6. Discovery, Tear Out, Top Dog.
7. Rcservist, Little Doggie, Foggy
Night.
g. Precious Betty, FoXland Hall,
Sultry.
8 Jocks Image, Crinoline, Two
Edged,
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WOMEN FANS RIOT


CHICAGO, Oct. 5. - Police
" separated hair-pulling wo-
men and arrested a dozen
ticket scalpers yesterday when
5000 fans staged a mad scram-
Bile at Wrigley Field for
bleacher seats to the third
game of the World Series.
Men and women lined up at
daybreak before the ticket
wickets to obtain the $1.l0
seats.
Shortly before dawn an ar
gument broke out, Two women
scratched and tore at each
others clothing. Others joined
in the alteration, which was
quelled by police details.
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AT BELMONT PARK
One BeSt-BrannOn.

1. Blue Train, Corundum, Shot
Up.
2. War Grave, Bushranger, Border
Warrant.
3. Forever Yours, Split Second
ValSe.
4. Brannon, Wise Daughter, Cycle
5. Count Arthur, st. Bernard, Es-
pOsa.
6. Sand Cloud, Frank Ormont
ESpinaca.
7. Tribunal, Pass Shot, Hermie
Roy.
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5. Ann ORuley, Good Gamble,
Ebony Lady.
6. Bye Bye Mary, Miss Corinne,
My Selection.
7. Boocap, Johns Birthday, Sea
Fox.
9. Garden Message, Indiantown,
Propaganda.
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College Football
STATE COLLEGES
This Afternoon

STATE COLLEGES
This Afternoon
Center at Indiana BLOOMINGTON.
Notre Dame at Carnegie Tech, Pitts
Wabash at Earlham. Richmond.
Franklin az De Pauw, Greeucastle.
Indiana State at Hanover
Oakland City al Rose Poly, Terre
ST Viator's at Valparaiso
Tonight
Purdue at Northwestern Evanston, III
OTHER GAMES TODAY
Arkansas VS., Texas Christian at Fayette-
vile
California VS.. St. Mary at Berkeley.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Notre Dame at Pitts
Catholic U. vs.. LaSane at Washington.
Centenary VS. Arizona at Shreveport
Chattanooga VS.. Georgia at Chattanooga.
Chicago VS. Carroll al CHICAGO.
Cincinnati, VS.. S. Dakota State at Gin
Colgate vs. St Lawrence at Hamiltonn.
Columbia vs.. Virginia Military Institute
at New YORK
Cornell vs.. Western Reserve at ithaca
Dartmouth vs.. Vermont at Hanover.
DAVIS ElkInS vs.. w Virginia at Elkins.
Fordham vs.. Boston CoueEe 4 New York.
GEORGETOWN vs.. Albright at Washington
~, GCorEe Washington VS.. Alabama al
Georgia Tech VS. Sewanee at Atlanta.
Harvard VS.. Springfield at CAMBRIDGE
HOW Cross Us. Name at Worcester.
Illinois vs.. WASHINGTON y. at Urbana.
Indiana vs.. Center at Bloomington
Iowa VS.. South Dakota at Iowa City.
Iowa state VS.. Nebraska vs.. AmeS.
LAFAYETTE vs.. Muhlenberg at EaSton
LOUISIANA vs.. Texas at Baton Rouge
Manhattan vs.. Brooklyn at Brooklyn
MARYLAND vs.. Va POlV Inst at Baltimore
Michlgan VS.. Mchigan State at Ann
New York U vs.. Bates at New York.
Ohio State KpNfUCkV a COluu0hi1S
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AT CONEY ISLAND
One Bcst-Boston Pal

One Bcst-Boston Pal.
/. Raymond, Geo. Gable, Griddle
Cake
3 Don Romiro, Bobbys Son, Lady
Marlboro
3. Golden Watch, The Aenead,
AlmaC.
4. Sis Agnes, Campagna, Temple
Hill.
5. Laird, Hi NeIli, Gay Monarch.
6, Gilbert Elston, Beaver Dam,
/ Redress.
7. Boston Pal, Silas, Sweet Guinea.
8. Vesee, Try 1t, Dudley C.
9. Rapparee, Almarine, Runa-
muck
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Thorn Agrees to
Risk Title Here
|. u. Coach to Face Parker
in Hall Feature.

(Reprintcd From Late Times Yesterday
Billy Thorn, Indiana University
mat coach and junior middleweight
title holder, has agreed to de-
fend his crown against Sailor
Parker of Parkersburg, w. Va, in
the main event of the wrestling
show at Tomlinson Hall next
Wednesday night.
Parker last Monday won the
right to meet the Indiana Univer-
sity mentor when he defeated Wal
ter Achiu here. Three supporting
bouts will be arranged.
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First Race 5000; claiming: 2-year-olds
six furlongs Thumbs Down, l05; Griddle
Cake. ia; Raymond, ITO; Water Cure
los; Indiana Flyer, 1903; Geo Gable, 10.
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Deaths

Belle Hanour Hays II, at 1885 N Me
ridian. coronary sClerosis.
Laura MUSTANG, IS, at 421 Walcott
Frances D. Cook. 81, of 1855 N. Ala
bama, chro2ic myoca61{ditiS; 90 ~ oo4,,
cardio vascular renal disease
Erchel Edeel, Gardner, 40. at st. Vim
Mary E. jenkins, SO, at 1927 N. Della
Louisa Frendenberg, 50, of 1923 Cottage,
Irene Imiey, Sc. at 392 Downey cirrhosis
Joseph Emminger, SO, at 41o S. Addison
Marcus Friedman, 65. at 1874 Union
NeIlie Bryant IA, at s1o5 Northwestern
Harry Higgins, SO, at 24o8 N. Talbot,
angina pectoriS.
Mary Jeffries 60 at City Hospital,
Laura Laura johnson. IS. at 1910 Yandes,
chronic myocarditiS.
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M E r C n A N Disc
50 Household Goods

n n PER WEEK WILL RENT A NEW
MAYTAG WASHER. MINIMUM
" RENTAL. S WEEKS. 7TH FLOOR.
! L. S. AYRES & co.
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20 Furnished Apis. and Houses
"a Suburban and Farms

E. 10TH. e00O-3 squares z Of Post-rd
4-room modern; / acre, chicken pari
DP-0oa3
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AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
One BeSt-AjacciO

/. Lady Chairman, Misled, Sight
ing Bar.
2. Hastipast, Gift of Roses, Don
Manual.
3. Lady Va Va, Evangelist, Jezrell.
q. Ajaccio, Psychic Bid Time
Flight
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BLUES BEAT BOURBONS

Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
By LHitcd Press
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 5.-The
st. Louis Blues, 1884 champions of
the now defunct American Profess
sioaal Football League, defeated the
Louisville Bourbons, - to 0, here
Thursday.
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Meat Market
Moving. Transfer, Storage

OR QUALITY MEATS. reasonable prices
SAM DAVIS. 307 CITY Market RI-2134
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RUGS. furniture cleaning specialists. Old
rugs remade into fluff and chenilles
W FLY RUG CO.. 1928 Brookside-ay
CH-22ll
9xl2 RUGS. sl75: special on overstufed
BEILEEONTAINE RIG CIEANEPS RL-
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Musical instruments
Rug Cleaning

RADIO service, low prices. work guaran-
teed; ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. 245 E
Wash
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6 Nice
30 Sale Suburban Property
80 Lots. Farms and Acreage

BE SCRE-Of YOUR title Demand an sb-
StraCt prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
i55 Z. MarSet-st Union Tile Bldg
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Births

Virgil and Marget schilling, 1888 E
Market.
Ralph and Linine Ellington, 1926 Com.
merce.
George and Anna Griffith, 2O25 Nolan.
Girls.
Theodore and Lossie Warner, 2409 Jack
son.
Kenneth and Helen Adams 1880 English
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AT LAUREL,


One Best-Sation
/. Felisa, Careless Knight, Miss
Dignity.
2. Chiliad, Wise Count, fiddle
wink
3. Manager Bill, -Four Spot, Treas
ury Key.
4. Lemont, Wise Duke, Speed to
Spare.
5. Sauon, Toro Nancy, Dartle
6. Deduce, Toro Flight, Silent
Shot.
7. Triolet, Pencader, Fairly Wild
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ItUO Contests TO Share
Main Spot on Mat Card
German Oak Tackles Davis and Kennedy Tests KirSF-
meyer tuesday at ArmorY

Tim Vest
Commute
Of the Hercules A. G.. Tuesday Armoy
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6 Transportation

CARS all points COOPER,S. LI-2118.
Cars now !. A, n Y. c., Miami, Denver.
FOR reas. trans. see UNITED TRAVEL.
Now N. Y, Calf Salt Lake. LI-0l87.
WEEKLY business trips to New York.
Want passengers to share expenses, DR.
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ANNouNCEM ENTS
Death Notices

l Death Notices
ALEXANDER. JENNIE-Beloved mother of
Andrew and John Alexander and sister
of Andrew Miller and Mrs. Guy culver
all Of indianapolis. and Mrs agnes
Balfour Of Berrien Springs, Mich, passed
away Wednesday evening, Oct. 2. Fun
eral services will be held at the VALID
FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at S2ven-
teenth-st, Saturday afternoon. Oct. ., at
O'Clock Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited.
COOK, CHARLES HENRY CHRISTIAN
OF 3i2 miles northeast of Cumberland
passed away Thursday evening, $40 p.
M age g. Husband Of Mamie So Cook
Cook and Mrs. Leo Steinmeyer Funeral
$50 p! m. at St. Johns Evangelical Re
St. Johns Cemetery MAX HERRLICH
q SON FUNERAL SERVICE.
Entry, HARRY Husband OF Sarah
Emry. father OF Harry W. ana Edmund
1d E Td b brother Of MIS- 0s B2W 9
TUARY. 1901 N. Meridian-st. Burial
Crown Hill. Friends invited.
FREUDENBURG, LOUISA-Age 80 years.
Beloved mother of Louis and grand
mother of Esther and Erwin Freuden-
burg, passed away Thursday. 6:I5 a. m,
at the residence, 623 Cottage-av. Funeral
S2a 95day 2t e Bur a. the Crows TsSide H
Seymour md papers please copy. G.
H. HER iANN SERVICE.
GRAHAM. GEORGE E.-Of Bloomington.
Ind. formerly OF indianapolis, beloved
husband OF Della Graham, father OF Mrs
Shella Williams. Mrs. Helen Campbell,
Mrs. Agnes Welker. Opal. Gordon, Joe.
Charles. Robert. Donald and Barney
Graham, departed this life Wednesday.
age 81. Funeral Saturday. Oct 5, at the
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 2530
Station-st. p. m. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited
MCAULEY, JESSIE MAY-Beloved wife OF
Jesse Floyd McCauley. mother OF Mrs.
LA Margaret Blacker and Carl William
McCauley departed this life Wednesday.
age 10 years. Funeral Saturday Oct.
s. at the residence. 2O22 Z. Amidst. 10
a. m. Burial McCordsville, Ind Friends
invited. Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE & KIRK.
PENTECoST, LUTHER M.-Brother of
Miss Leatha Z. Pentecost of Oklahoma
City, Okla; unche Of Z. s. Pentecost.
passed away Wednesday evening. Flu
neral services at the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY.' Saturday, 10
a.. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
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IL Help Wanted-Ferale

GIRL, Is to 30, to answer office phone.
See Mr.. Wayne, 149 S. Illinois-st.
WANTED-Lady for general housework in
country; 20-40 yrs. Electric appliances
MRS. H. MITCHELL, Upton, Route l.
YOUNG WOMEN with sales experience;
earnings. Excellent opportunity for hard
workers. Box I. 351 Times.
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HELP w A N TED
8 Help Wanted-MaIe

8 Help Wanted-MaIe
LIQUID LATEX, 75c gr. Razor blades. 40c
100. INDIANA LATEX CO, las S. Hist.
EXPERIENCED coal truck driver. Apply
519 w. 28th-st, after p. m.
WANTED-Boy over 16 yrs Must be able
to drive light truck and work in store.
794 Indiana-av.
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apA2TMeM ReNIM BlReAO

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-132s
FOR COLORED-Jackson Court. 1222-24
Cornell. Efficiency Rent includes util-
tiles. See custodian or call CHI 2777 S21.
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r { N T AIS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

EUCLID. y. Io9-priya.s modern apart
ment. in-a-door bed. overstuFed steam
heat. phone. E wash.
MERIDIAN n. 1927-FrEt i-room apart
ment; everything furnished. studio
couch: hot water, parking
NEW JERSEY y. 5I7-Desirable front
room and alcove walking distance: radio
included. Phone.
NEW JERSEY n. t42i-Complete!v fur
niShed coy , rooms. third door. adults
Phone. Reasonable
NEW JERSEY. n l3l9-LOvely apartment,
overS-ufed. beauty-rest. tile bath. sink
steam heat Frigidalre. phone
OLNEY. 2617 M clean. coy rooms
down; private entrance; utilities heat.
reasonable.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-Attractive , rooms: all
utilities; private entrance. good heat in
winter
PARK. 2I23-2 rooms. first floor. vel
furnished; sink. garage: adults
PARK. lll8-2. I-room apartments with
kitchenette. Everything furnished. Utu-
titles. Reasonable
NINTH, E 6i6-1 or cheerful sunny
rooms. utilities furnished walking dis
tance. Telephone.
SIND. 1890. E.-Bedroom adjoining bath
living room, good heat. Kitchen priv
lleges. Garage
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the civ
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me Yester
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
Days Best-Sation.
Best Longshot-Taxpayer
Best Parlay-Precious Betty and Chiliad.
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HELP WANTED
1 Situations Wanted
JUST 20c A DAY

A io-word ad will appear under this
aSslncatlon for as low as zoe a day cash
with order. Come to The Times office. PA
w maryland, one square from Illinois and
WaSnington-stS down Kentucky-aV and let
US help you secure lob
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BE beauty operator: earn while learn
ing: ROYAL Beauty Acd. i0l Roosevelt ba.
DIESEL ENGINES.
study with a dependable home study
ScnooI- INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENSE SCHOOLS, 3l4 Bankers Trust Bids.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
Abssnt.Minded Dog

CHEYENNE. Wyo., U.N.SO.
The unknown owner Of an absent
minded shepherd dog is sought
here. DR.. H. L. Goff reported to
police that the dog trotted to his
home and laid a package on the
porch. He opened the package
and found it contained laundry.
Identification marks could not bs
found.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
Eagle Attacks Two

HOLLYWOOD, Q.N.SO. - A
bald.headed eagle is no mans play
mate. Charles ReiSner, movie dl'
rector, and Ted Healy, film COM
edian, learned that when an eagle
broke away on a movie set and
attacked Reisner who was scratch
ed but saved Healy from injury by
kicking the funny man through a
stage door.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

Here's fun-for you and for
the kiddies. These pickaninny
dolls will delight you because
they're SO easy to make. The
tots will love them because
they're dron and Just the right
size for them to handle. They
measure about nine inches fin
ished. The clothes are Of the
simplest to make; you'll find
odds and ends that will do
very nicely for them. Making
the hair in both haircombs Is
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

exactly given in the directions.
So, begin preparing for Christ
mas now, for these will make
q delightful pair for any tot.
Pattern 1888 comes to you
with a transfer pattern Of two
dolls; a pattern and directions
for making the clothes: ma
terial requirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or
coin (coin preferred) for this
pattern to The washington
Times, Needlecraft Dept, 80
Eishth Ave. New York, N. y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09

birds. Strips of ungrazed blue grass,
clover, timothy, or alfalfa, especially
along fence or near a woods, is cs-
sential, >or a gulley containing brian
bushes, ragweed, etc. 49,.
A flushing bar is recommended ia
advance of the cutting bar when hay
fields are being cut, so as to save birds
and their nests in the fields.
In planning a bird feed patch it is
recommended that there be seed strips
of korean lespedeza, sesbania, buck
wheat, millet, cow-peas, black-eyed
peas, kaffir corn, sugar corn, sorghum,
field corn and sun-fower, in a number
of small patches instead of one large
one. Planting should be done between
June l and August Is.
Those who do not feel justified il
furnishing the seed are urged to get
in touch with the district deputy game
warden of the county advising that the
seed will be planted if it is provided
by the State conservation commission.
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Choir Festival Season Tickets
To Go On Sale This Week

The Mountain Choir festival, which
is being held at Mt. Lake Park this
year on Sunday, June %, is being held
early so that all choirs will have the
advantage of steady rehearsals with
out interruption of vacation.
Active participants in the festival
last year totaled 776 and choirs were
sent from three states. There were
$50 voices in the massed choir under
the direction of Rev. Felix Robinson,
of Keyser, W. Va.
Season tickets will be issued this
week for an advance sale. Miss Grace
Jones of Oakland will have charge of
the advance sale in the tableland area.
Every organization that cooperates in
the advance sale is allowed gener-
Gus percentage for the benefit of its
own work, it was said.
The Mountain Choir festival is a
cooperative enterprise with the objec-
tive of raising the standard of church
music. Expenses last year totaled
$1,000, according to j. Perry Green
wade, Keyser, the manager.
The Handley High school band of
Winchester, Va, will be at Mt. Lake
Park on that day.
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Mrs. Melvin Right entertained with
four tables of bridge at her home on
Oak street last Friday
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Kitzmiller Legion Post Host To
Wives and Children

At Tuesday nights meeting of the
Wilson-Fidler American Legion Post
at Kitzmiller, guests were wives and
children of the veterans. Refreshments
were served and music for dancing was
furnished by Geogre Spiker and his
orchestra.
On May IA Mothers Day meeting
will be held in the Eagle Hall at 7:45
p. M, when DR.. E. C. Peck will speak.
A prize will be given away and a
square dance will follow.
A program for Memorial Day is
being planned. Medals to be presented
to the high ranking boy and girl
students of Kitzmiller and Elk Gar
den High Schools have been ordered
by the post.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09
YOugh Boosters Meet

The Yough Boosters met in the Sell
bysport school house on May l. Chas.
B. Miller was reelected president; A.
Donald Frazee, vice-president; ]. B.
Frantz, secretary treasurer.
Letters were read from Senator
Tydings and Representative D. J.
Lewis concerning some legislative
matters. Harry Guard reported on
his trip to College Park to judge
chickens.
DR.. R. A. Jehle, potato specialist,
gave an address on the Importance of
good seed, and stated that proper
care was essential also in growing
oats, corn, potatoes, and other crops.
The next meeting will be held on
June 5.
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Travels From "JaiI To JAIL

Life in recent weeks has been just
zone jail after another" for Clyde Biz
finger, of Avilton, this county. Bittin-
ger was arrested early last month az
Homecoming on charge of disorderly
conduct. He served a term in the
county Jail here and was released on
April 10, when he was taken to
Grantsville and tried for displaying
improper markers on his car. Convict
ed, he was returned to the Oakland
Jail and on Saturday was removed to
the Cumberland lookup. He was given
hearing there on charge Of having
faulty headlights on his car, the
charge being preferred by Officer {.
c. Sherman, of the State Police.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09
F. o. Speicher Is Chairman of
Track Meet Committee

Foster o. Speicher, teacher in the
Friendsville High school, has again
been named chairman of the county
wide committee for the annual field
and track meet, to be held at Acct
dent, May %,
Others on the committee include the
six high school principals, W. J.
Glenn, Friendsville; W. Day Mullinix
Grantsville; B. 0. Aiken, Accident;
Foster D. Bittle, Oakland; Asa Lewis
Kempton; o. P. Jones, Kitzmiller; anc
two others, Mrs. Iva B. Walker, Kitz-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09

Thirty marriage licenses were issued
during the week ending Monday at
noon at the office of the Clerk of he
Circuit Court in Oakland.
During the month of April there
were ninety-six licenses, which was
three less than for the same month in
1884. Thus far in May, twenty-five
permits have been issued, eleven Of
the number having been written or
Saturday. Three licenses issued were
marked "don't publish" while one 2p-
plicant was refused.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09
Farmers Asked to Aid in Pre-
serving Birdlife

AS the season for planting of crops
is under way, the conservation depart.
ment of the state is appealing tc
farmers to assist in the conservation
program by furnishing cover and feet
for game birds and birds which are
beneficial to agriculture.
Bob-whites are estimated to save
agriculturists of this country $50 mil.
lion dollars annually through the
destruction of insects and obnoxiou,
weeds.
When cleaning their land farmers
are urged to leave some cover to fur,
nish nesting areas for ground nesting
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-05-09
Held For Assault

Nick Cook, Kempton, is being held
in the county Jail for action of the
Grand Jury, on charge of assault up.
on his wife. He was given a hearing
Tuesday before C. F. White, justice
and in default of bond, was put in tn:
custody of the sheriff.