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The Washington times., 1936-09-26

seats. (september 26 to October in
STANTON-sunday and Monday: Will
liam Powell in "Rendezvous"; also THE
Harvester with Alice Brady" Tuesday
and Wednesday. Carole Lombard and
Across" Thursday and Friday: Joan
Crawford in II Live My Life: also
Trapped By Television" with Lyle Tai
bot and Mary Astor. Saturday: Broad
way Melody of 1885" with Jack Benny,
Eleanor Powell and Robert Taylor.
ACADEMY-sunday and Monda y:
THE Voice Of Bugle Ann" starring
in The h Border P@trolman." Tuesday
and Nelson Eddy in Rose Marie"
Thursday and Friday: "The Gentleman
from Louisiana" with Eddie Quillan
also Robe Robert TAYLOR and Loretta Young
Casino Murder Case" with Paul Lukas !;
also Fred Kohier, jr, in Toll of the
Desert"
HIPPODROME-sund and Monday:
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontaine in THE
Guardsman"; cartoon, novelty and news.
Tuesday and Wednesday: John Toward
and Frances Farmer in Border Flight"
also warner Baxter and Alice Faye in
King of Burlesque"; cartoon, novelty
and news. Thursday and Friday: War
ner GLAND in Chan in Shanghai: also
victor ,,,st Mcbsglen and Freddie Bartholo-
novelty and news. Saturday: w. C.
Fields and Rochelle Hudson in Poppy; !;
March Of Time, cartoon, news.
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Robert
Montgomery and Madge Evans in "Pica-
dilly Jim; cartoon. novelty and news.
Tuesday: Robert Kent and Gloria stu
art in Crime of DR.. Forbes; cartoon,
Mor1t, Ssmd and nd %.T.. TsTs Wednesday Chester
Murder; cartoon. band and news.
Thursday and Friday: Jane Withers and
Ralph Morgan in Little Miss Nobody; !;
cartoon f'arrS H novelty and news. news. Saturday:
Song and Dance Man.; cartoon and
Flash Gordon Serial No. II.
,Arcade-sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Shirley Temple and Michael
Whalen in Poor Little Rich GirT'; car
toon, novelty and news. Thursday and Fri
day: Pat o'Brien and Beverley Roberts
IN China Clipper; cartoon, band and
news. saturday: Johnny Downs and
Peter B. Kyne's Mysterious Avenger";
cartoon and Flash Gordon Serial No. IL.
MILO-sunday and Monday: H. q.
Wells Things to Come; cartoon, novI-
city and news. Tuesday: Pat O'Brien
and Margaret Lindsay in Public
Enemys Wife,: cartoon novelty and
news. Wednesday: Brian Donleavy
and Frances Dee in Hair Angel; car
toon, band and news. Thursday and
Friday: Warren William and Bette
Davis in Satan Met a Lady: cartoon.
novelty. news. Saturday: Larry Crabbe
and Marsha Hunt in Desert Gold" also
Melvyn Douglas and Mary Astor in "And
So They Were Married.; cartoon and
Clusters Last Stand" No. 10.
LINCOLN-September 25 to October
Gnclusive), Rhythm On the Range"
with Bing Crosby, Frances Farmer and
Bob Burns.
REPUBLIC-Septemb 25 to October
l Qnclusive): Edward Arnold in Meet
Nero Wolf"
BROOKER T.-September 25 to October
Qnclusive) Katharine Hepburn and
Frederic March in MARY of Scotland"
JESSF-Supdav Mondav and Fuasdavs
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PROGRAMS AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday:
Gloria Stuart in "S6 Hours to Kill"
in They Met in a Taxi" Wednesday:
Pat OBrien and Margaret Lindsay in
Public Enemy's Wife" Thursday: ,All
Comedy Night" Our Gang in The
a Woman; other comedies and cartoons.
Friday: Anne Shirley in "M'Liss." Sat
urday: Bobby Breen and Henry Armetta
in Lets Sing Again; comedy and car
toon.
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Robert Taylor and Loretta Young in
'Private Number; also Counterfeit"
with Chester Morris and Margot Gra-
hame; Fox Movietone News and car
Crawford in II Live My Life" with
Brian Aherne: also Ring Around the
Moon," with Donald Cook, Erin O'Brien
Moore and Alan Edwards; also THE
day and Friday: Frances Dee and Brian
Donlevy in Half ANGER; also The
Harvester" with Alice Brady. Russell
Mardie and Ann RUTHERFORD; comedy.
Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in
Chained; also Ken Maynard in West
Orn Courage; chapter No. 10 Darkest
Africa" with Clyde Beatty; comedy.
STATE-sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Jeannette Macdonald and Clark Gable in
"san Francisco" Wednesday and Thurs
day. Walter Connolly in Soak the Rich; +;
sonal''; Louis-Ettore fight film. Friday
and Saturday: Richard Dix in Devils
Squadron; also Edward E. Horton in
''Nobody's Fool; news and Silly Sym
phony; Louis-Ettors fight film.
TAKOMA-sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Shirley Temple in Poor Little Rich
Girl" Wednesday, Jean Parker in
Farmer in the Dell'; also Brian DON
levy in Human Cargo" Thursday and
day, Joan Blondell in Miss Pacific
Fleet; also. Richard Dix in Special
Investigator"
CAROLINA-Sunday and Monday, Mar
ETSH Ea5st S1nns, SulIayan "a. and Henry Fonda in
Withers and Tom Brown in Gentle
Julia" Tuesday and Wednesday, Cary
Grant and Joan Bennett in big Brown
Eyes; also Pauline Lord and Billie
Burke in "A Feather in Her Hat" Thurs
day and Friday. Joe E. Brown and June
Travis in "Earthworm Tractors"; also
Tom Howard comedy, Hes a Prince"
Saturday, Paul Kelly and Rochelle Hud-
son in The Country Beyond; also Joan
Blondell and Glends Farrell in Miss
Pacific Fleet; also Chapter 10. Flash
Gordon; Popeye cartoon, Il Wanta Be
q Life Guard"
SECO-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
'"The Green Pastures" all star cast
comedy; color cartoon; musical feature;
Metro news Wednesday: Murder BY
an Aristocrat" with Marguerite Churchill
and Lyle Talbot; comedy; short fea-
tures; Fox News with Lowell Thomas.
Thursday and Friday: The Bride Walks
OUT with Barbara Stanwyck and Gene
Raymond; also, early to Bed" with
Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland; color
cartoon; selected short features; special
edition Pathe News. Saturday: Speed
with James Stewart and wendy Barrie;
also. "Call OF the Prairie" with William
Boyd and Jimmy Ellison; Cha pter 9 "Ad-
centuries Of Frank Merriwell"-; interest
ing short features; Universal News.
HOward-On stage: In person, Fats
Waller and his orchestra heading all
star musical revue. On screen: THE
Return of Sophie Lang" featuring Ger
trnda Michael and Sir GIv Standing
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-VUIE AMERICAN-
Matted Milk King Dies

RACINE, Wis, Sept. 26 G.N.S).
William Horlick, millionaire presi-
dent OF the Horlick Matted Milk
Company and a pioneer in that
field, died yesterday at his home
here from infirmities of old age.
He was 90.
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Warner Brothers Theaters

BASSAD0R-sunday. Monday, and
Oakie in THE Texas Rangers Wednes.
day, Thursday, and Friday: Warner
Baxter and Myrna 10y in ITO Mary
with Love" Saturday: Gene Raymond
and Ann sothern in walking on Air"
Phantom Rider No. 2.
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DIEDRICH. MAUDE E.-on THURSDAY.
September "a, 1885. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. MAUDE E. DIEDRICH, the he.
loved wife of Bernhard F. Diedrich
and mother of Frederick c. Diedrich and
Mrs. Margaret Pearson. Remains resting
at the w W. Chambers Co. funeral home
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwesf
Funeral services will be held on Mon.
day. September 20. 1885 at p. m. Rela.
tives and friends are invited to attend.
lnterment in National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Falls Church. Va.
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RILEY. PHILIP. A.-on Friday. September
g. 20; 1885; at his residence, AL Twelfth
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast.
September 28. 1885. at i D. m. from the
W. W. Chambers Company Southeast fu-
neral home. 517 Eleventh Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Marriage Announcements
Funeral Directors

WEDDING Announcements, 1878 up; 24-hr.
service. Goodhart's. 1914 n. MA. St72.
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APOLLO-sunday, Monday, and Tues
day: Bing Crosby and Bob Burns in
Mouse. Wednesday and Thursday: ST.
none Simon in Girls Dormitory." Fri
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BROOKER T.-September 25 to October
1 Onclusive) Katharine Hepburn and
Frederic March in MARY of Scotland"
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GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1919 st. N. ". NAtl, A2Ts
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DIED

CHIsM, CLARA M.-suddenly, on Thurs.
day. September "a, 1896. at 10 o'clock
a. M, at her residence. s14 Twenty-third
st. n. W, CLARA NJ. CHISM beloved uIfe
of Fred j. Chism and mother of Richard.
Frederick and Raymond Chism and Mrs
Elizabeth Van Solver. Mrs. Gertrude Becker,
Mrs. Estelle Truber and Mrs. Helen Taylor
Funeral will be held on Saturday. Sep.
funeral home of the George W. Wise Co
1900 M st. n. W.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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HOward-On stage: In person, Fats
Waller and his orchestra heading all
star musical revue. On screen: THE
Return of Sophie Lang" featuring Ger
trude Michael and Sir Guy Standing.
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JESSE-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
"Picsdilly Jim," with Robert Montgom.
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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Walter v. Brown. 81, Of 2O1s Ninth
201s Ninth st. N. w.
James E. Stewart, 23 Of 3O7 H St.
s. w, and Fay E. Cook, 10, Of 3oT
H st. S. W.
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CLARK, DANIEL-Suddenly, on THURSDAY
September "a, 1896. DANIEL CLARK
the beloved husband of Ardells Elizahetb
Clark and father of Carl and Quintin Clark
Mrs. Mary Meeks, Mrs. Esther Bjorkland
and Mrs. Hattie Catalano.
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence, 1894 Minnesota Avenue
Southeast, on Monday, September 2S, 1895,
at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery,
Services by W. W. Chambers So. South
east funeral home.
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Florists

$3.50 up BLACKSTONE, INC. 50 20 up
Funeral Designs paw
14O7 II st. N. W. Ma. 49O5
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REPUBLIC-Septembe 25 to October
Onclusive): Edward Arnold in Meet
Nero Wolf"
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WARNER BROS. COLONY-sunday.
Monday and Tuesday: Bing Crosby and
Bob Burns in Rhythm on the Range"
Mickey Mouse. Wednesday and Thurs
tory" Friday: Raymond Massey in
Things to Come" Saturday: Henry
Fonda and Pat Paterson in Spend
thrift" Phantom Rider, No. ~
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ZEPP. GUY sUMMERFTELD-sudd
on Friday. September 25 1885. at Alex
andria Hospital, GUY SUMMERFIELD
ZEPP, beloved husband of Pauline c. Zepp.
Funeral Monday. September 2S. at 10
a. M, from De Names funeral home, S17
King Street. Alexandria, Va
1nterment, Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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LINCOLN-september 25 to October 1
Gnclusive), Rhythm On the Range"
with Bing Crosby, Frances Farmer and
Bob Burns.
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SIDNEY LUST

HIPPODROME Z; s.1S. S'1E s:.P Sts ,. N.
Double Featured
Preston Foster in "LAST MILE"
Jack Oakie in "FLORIDA SPECIAL"
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TAKOMA-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day, Shirley Temple in Poor Little Rich
Girl" Wednesday, Jean Parker in
Farmer in the Delr'; also Brian Don
levy in Human Cargo" Thursday and
Friday, W. c. Fields in Poppy" Satur-
day. Joan Blondell in Miss Pacific
Fleet; also Richard Dix in Special
Investigator"
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SMITH, JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Friday. September 25. JOHN EDWARD
SMITH, the beloved husband of Allie May
Smith.
Funeral services from the W W. Cham
bers Co. S. E. funeral home. Sly Eleventh
st. S. E, on Monday September Is. at ,
p. m.
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KIMMELL. GRACE Mon SATURDAY..
September 20. 1886, at her residence
200 Sixteenth Street Southeast, GRACE
M. 4K1MMELL, the beloved wife Of P~""v
o. Kimmell and mother of Frank P Kim.
NELL, Charles E. Kimmell and Elmer /,
Kimmell.
Remains resting at her late residence,
200 Sixteenth Street Southeast.
Notice OF funeral services and interment
hereafter.
Services bv w w Cbop,I,or- r.
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DYER, CHARLES HOWARD-on FRIDAY,
September 25, 1896, CHARLES HOW.
ARD DYER. the beloved husband of Net.
tie Regina Dyer (nee Cooksey).
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas 2
Murray and Son, 2007 Nichols Avenue
Southeast. on Monday, September 2s.
1896, at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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SMITH. ORA PUGH-On Saturday. Sep
tember 26, 1896. at Emergency Hospital
ORA PUGH SMITH. the beloved wife of
the late Winchester Mcdonald Smith.
daughter of Joseph W. Farrell and Glenn
mie Farrell (nee Pugh). she is also sur.
vlved by five children, one brother. Rus
sell Pugh, and one sister, Mrs. L. L.
Remains resting at the w W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapin
Streets Northwest
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
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YORK-sunday and Monday: Robert
Montgomery and Madge Evans, in
"Piccadilly Jim; Silly symphony. Tues
day and Wednesday: Clark Gable and
Jeanette Macdonald in San Francisco"
Thursday: Fay WTay and Chester
Morris in "Thsy Met in a Taxi" Friday:
Anne Shirley in 'M'Liss." Saturday:
Edward Arnold In Meet Nero Wolfe"
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TIVOLI-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Katherine Hepburn and
Fredric March in Mary of Scotland"
Thursday and Friday: "China Clipper"
with Pat O'Brien and Beverly Roberts;
Mickey Mouse. Saturday: George Raft
and Dolores Costello Barrymore in
Yours for the Asking"
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AVALON-Sunday, Monday, and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in Poor Little
Rich Girl; Mickey Mouse. Wednesday
and Thursday: Robert Montgomery and
Madge Evans in "Piccadilly Jim Fri
day: Henry Fonda and Pat Paterson in
"Srendthrift." Saturday: Anne Shirley
in "M'L Liss"
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Mid-city Opens Season

day: Satan Met a Lady" with Bette
Davis and Warren William. Saturday:
Ann Preston and Henry Hunter in PA
role" and Chester Morris and Fay
Wray in They Met in a Taxi; Phan-
tom Rider No. T.
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Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery
with full military honors
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SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Fay
wray and chester Morris in "They Met
In a Taxi" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Eleanore Whitney and Robert Cummings
in Three Cheers For Love" Thursday:
Jimmy Allen in Sky Parade" Friday:
Tim Mccoy in lightning Bill Carson"
Saturday: Shirley Temple in Poor
Little Rich Girl; Song of a Nation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
Garrett County Holds the Bag For $4,000
An Editorial

We repeat assertion of two weeks the New Deal
alone has placed an invisible mortgage Garrett
We repeat the statement for the benefit Charles Hoye
weeks issue of the Democrat.
At the outset let it be said that The Republican does
1901 the people or deliberately msead them We do write
editorials with readers Mr. Hoye should know
better than to make such statements.
We sincerely believe that the wasteul spending of the New
Dealers has brought the United States dangerous point
that the first step getting back sanity the election
and safe views expressed by Mr. Landon
We sincerely believe that the New Dealers little
Constitution and that the country will be safer hands
those who have respect for that document
we sincerely believe that the planned of the New Deal
ers Agriculture the Of scarcity what
good an ehorbant for farm products when
them? Meanwhile foreign agrculturass benefit
ers must pay higher prices.
But TO get back to our mortgages:
Mr. Hoye gives his for saying assertion is not
true because back of the deficit bond
thinks u.s. but to ordinary responsible people, il promise
to To the holding the bond asset the company
back OF is reliable and responsible but to the issuing
it, it is Notwithstanding that must be paid back
NOW the has been spending than receives
or promises to note payable at bank upon
The banks literally stuffed with Government bonds which
nave bought and many individuals holders They expect
make the payments will have money from the people
That makes plain to invisible mortgage people
OF Garrett county.
Mr. Hoye doesn't deny the huge deficit
But ne tries to do little foong his part by endeavorng
the minds of the people to sales tax and asking how Mr.
Landon will pay the debt The debt must be paid regardless
He avoids the question that if the New are for
more years the invisible mortgage will be at least twice high
Then the debt will be twice as hard to meet.
The New Dealers at present have same thing as sales
tax On everything you buy there invisible taxes
but with all the extra revenue this they still spend two
dollars for every one they receiae.
Would you like to have business this manner?
Wouo you IKE TO nave New Dealer for financial
we had better unload them while there is yet time
They have squandered about billion dollars on boondogpnq
and relief.
And there are still eleven million people unempoyedhes same
as before the money started pouring out
SO answer to the question of Charles Hoye SIS Garrett
VpT annati ficI
ms statement comes to direct from the editorial room of
The Republican from place the editorial of two weeks
from some cheap poltco in Baltimore"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
ALL is IN READINESS FOR
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION
Expecting Floats, Bands, Drum
Corps and Mummers in Parade

All is in readiness for the Hallow-
cen celebration tomorrow evening,
Friday, October 80, according to DR..
Ralph Kercheval, chairman of the
committe of firemen in charge.
A last word from the State Depart
ment of Forestry indicates there will
be at least six large floats in the
parade. There will also be about five
bands, three or four drum corps and
possibly eight fire companies, in addi-
ton to the large number of mummers
and commercial exhibits, it was stated.
The parade will form on Fourth and
Fifth streets near the high school
building. The line of march will be
from there to Oak, to Third, to Crook,
to Second, to Alder, to Third, to Green
and back to Second, where it will dis
band. All units are asked to be in the
vicinity of the high school at 6:45.
Parade will move at o'clock.
Stands, including bingo, have been
erected in the Nally building. There
will also be dance in the Manhattan
Hotel ballroom.
More than fifty prizes will be award
ed following the parade.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
MANGLED BODY OF TRAIN
RIDER is FOUND AT BOND
VIM. Anderson, Punxsutawney,
Pa, Loses Life Under Wheels

The maingled body of William An
derson, 81, of Punxsutawney, Pa, was
found Sunday afternoon on a freight
train at Bond, this county. Garrett
county authorities, who had charge of
the investigation, stated that as death
was undoubtedly accidental. no in
quest would be held.
Parts of the mans body were found
along the tracks west of Cumberland,
and it was evident from this circum-
stance that his death occurred in AL
legany county, but the body was not
discoN cred until the train reached
Bond. The remains were brought to
Oakland and prepared for burial and
were shipped to Punxsutawney Mon
day evening.
Railroad officials said Anderson ap-
parently was a trespasser and had
probably boarded the west-bound
train in the Cumberland yards and
had fallen between the cars three
miles west of Cumberland. Portions of
his body and clothing were found
along the tracks between Roberts and
Bond. His identity was established by
a prescription receipt from a Cumber-
land pharmacy, found in the clothing
by Capt. Harry D. Schmidt of the rail-
road police.
Anderson had been employed at
intervals at the Kelly-Springfeld Tire
Company plant at Cumberland and
had resided in Cumberland since May
80 with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carlson. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. John An
derson, of Delaney, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
Girls Celebrate Scout Week

Girl Scouts will conclude their ami
versary celebration on Saturday with
a planned hike, it was announced by
Mrs. Nelson Krause, captain.
The week began Sunday with the
members attending services at St.
Marks Lutheran church where Rev.
c. A. Shilke, delivered a special SER
mon.
Throughout the week there are also
special observances: Monday, home
making; Tuesday, handicraft; Wednes-
day, thrift; Thursday, community SER
vice; Friday, hostess; Saturday, health.
On Thursday the members will visit
the offices of The Republican to in
spect the newspaper plant. On Friday
each scout will prepare the evening
meal at her home.
Meeting nights have been changed to
Wednesday, Mrs. Krause announced
Miss Rebecca Browning has been
named lieutenant to assist Mrs
Krause in her work as captain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
ANNOUNCE PRIZE WINNERS
IN YARD-GARDEN CONTEST
Awards Will Be Made At Public
Meeting AS Soon AS Possible

A list of the prize winners in the
yard and garden contest and the flower
display sponsored annually by the
Oakland Civic Club, was announced
at the meeting of the club Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Neil C..
Fraley.
Mrs. Bates Charles, Judge in the
contest, presented her report. The
awards will be made as soon as posi-.
BILE, it was stated.
The winners follow:
Oakland
Vegetable garden-Rev. j. E. john
son, LIST; Erwin Smith and Mrs. Ernest
Townshend, End; Mrs. Otis Swan, Bird;
honorable mention, Mrs. Margaret
Casteel, Mrs. VanSickle, Miss BERTHE
Cleveland.
Window box-Ernest C. Liller, LIST;
Alex. Hesen, End; Mrs. Harry Friend,
3rd; Mrs. D. E. Bolden, Mrs. Milburn
Mann, honorable mention.
Perennial beds and borders-Mrs.
I. R. Rudy, list; Mrs. John Faherty,
End; Mrs. Arthur Lawton, 3rd.
Annual beds and borders Miss Ber-
tie Cleveland, list; Harry Davis, End;
Mrs. Arthur Hanft, Srd.
General mprovement-W. L. Glib
son, list; James Compton, End; H. C.
Leighton, 3rd.
East End
Vegetable gardens-Mrs. Dan Wolf,
LIST; Mrs. Oscar Turney, End; Mrs. Err
nest Wolfe, honorable mention.
Flowers-D. w. Walter, LIST; Mrs.
Glen Bittinger, End.
ROsedaIe
Vegetable gardens-Mrs. Walter
Savage, list; Mrs. Nelson Nethkin,
End; Mrs. Fred. Trickett, Bird.
Beds and borders-Mrs. w. H. Hart
eel, list; Mrs. Julia Lewis, End; Mrs.
Stanley Savage, honorable mention.
General improvement-Mrs. Henry
Arnold, LIST.
In the child's group, John Cogler, IL,
of East End, was winner in vegetable
gardens; Calvin Paugh, of Rosedale,
was winner in the flower and garden
class.
Flower Display Winners
Mrs, A, G.. Moon. Mrs. P. T. Lips-
comb, Mrs. Gordon McRobie, Mrs. H.
C. Hostetler, Mrs. Paul Naylor, Mrs.
W. M. Thayer, Mrs. Milburn Mann,
Mrs. Thomas George, Mrs. William
Custer, Mrs. Bertha Snyder, Mrs. Karl
Kahl, Mrs. G. C. WEIGH, Miss Bessie
Rodeheaver, Miss Margaret Lawton,
C. H. Suffer, J. M. Wilson, H. S.
Mickey, P. P. Snyder, Rev. w. A.
Ashley, Mary, Margaret and James
McRobie.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-10-29
Final Results of Digest Poll Give
LandOn Big Majority

The final results in the nationwide
presidential poll of the Literary Di-
gest, broadcast last evening, give
Governor Alfred M. Landon, Repub-
lican nominee, big majority over
Roosevelt.
Landon is given SO states, an cleo
toral vote of $40, and a popular vote
of 1928 1859. This total is 54.03 per-
cent. Roosevelt is given 16 states,
an electoral vote of 161, and popular
vote of 972,897. His percentage is
1904.
The states favorable to Landon in
clude New York, Pennsylvania, Cali
fornia, Washington, Oregon, West Vir-
ginia, Wisconsin and the midwest
states that New Deal observers are
claiming for their candidate.
In three other presidential polls the
Literary Digest has been correct in
its prediction. 1t remains to be seen
whether this one will run true to form.
Another nationwide poll taken by a
Cleveland newspaper, announced yes
terday, gave Landon a majority of
electoral votes.