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Evening star., 1937-11-08
BY ]. A. FOX.
Staff Correspondent OF The Star.


Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. Nov. 8.-The
24-hour search for 2-year-old Will
liam Thomas Hershberger ended this
afternoon when his body was found in
a shallow creek where he had drowned
within sight of his home.
While hundreds of men and boys
were searching miles of woods in the
vicinity of Opal, miles south of here,
where the child's parents reside, D. E.
McClanahan, a Winchester truck
driver. who was walking along the
branch, saw the body half hidden by
tangled honeysuckle vines. His shout
brought other searchers to the scene
and the little body was pulled from
the water
The child was in the habit of cross
ing the branch to visit his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan
Evening star., 1937-11-08
"PEACHES" FILES SUIT
FOR DIVORCE IN RENO
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO, New, Nov. 8.-Mrs Frances
B. Hynes, the former Peaches"
Browning, filed suit today to divorce
Bernard J. Hynes, Denver theater
operator. She charged cruelty.
Mrs. Hynes, whose first husband was
Edward w. Daddy" Browning OF New
York, was married to Hynes at Tucka-
hoe, N. Y, February "A. 1894.
Property or alimony matters were
not at issue in the divorce ease.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
25,OOO JAPANESE
NDANGEROF TRAP
Chinese Counter-Attack
Against Move to Ring
Shanghai.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Siege of Shanghai, now nearing
end OF third month, NTH large
portion OF city still in hands OF
Chinese, but NTH japanese forces
gradually forcing them to torsake
second line detenseS on Soochow
Creek running iCest OF Interna-
tional Settlement and French con-
ceSsion. japanese attempting to
encircle Shanghai Uith force of
$4,000 landed at HangchoU Bay,
south OF beleaguered city. Capture
of Taiyuantu, in North China, re-
ported.
BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 8.-Chinese de-
clared tonight they had launched q
counter-offensive to isolate a Japa-
nese force south of Shanghai, esti-
mated at $4,000 men, from its landing
base on the seacoast. Severe fighting
broke out both south and west OF
Shanghai
More than 200 passengers were
killed or injured, the Chinese ministry
of railways in Marking said, when six
japanese planes destroyed seven
coaches of a southbound Tsinan-
Pukow express train at the Sishihpo
station about $50 miles northwest of
Marking. The ministry declared the
train carried no troops.
y, Dvo,yiro~ fo tho c1,,{l,
of Shanghai, Chinese declared they
had repulsed a surprise Japanese
thrust toward Shanghai from the
Hangchow Bay area.
Japanese reported advances south
of Soochow Greek, on the western
edge of Shanghai's International Set
tlement.
Chinese reinforcements rushed to
Sungkiang, vital point in the Chi
nese defenses against which one OF
three japanese columns was striking
from the south.
Vanguard Forced Back.
Another japanese column, Chinese
army communiques reported, was held
on the far side of the Whangpoo River
from Shanghai when Chinese defend
ers forced vanguard back across the
stream at Minhang, Is miles south
of Shanghai.
Chinese asserted that not only were
their positions on the north side oi
the Whangpoo secure against thu
japanese offensive but also that thu
attackers were in danger of being cut
off from their shore base by Chinese
f1anking operation.
Some Japanese officials said q fiy.
ing column severed the Hangchow.
Shanghai Railroad near Sur.ykiang
but the official japanese spokesman
tonight said he had no authoritative
reports. The railroad is a main chan
mel of Chinese communications from
Shanghai to the southeast.
Chinese units from the Kashing-
Kashan area, about IS miles south.
west of Shanghai, were reported o
have routed Japanese from Chang.
yen.
On the front south of Soochow
Creek and west Of Shanghai's French
Concession, japanese asserted that
1000 Chinese were retreating under
intense aerial and artillery lombard
ments froLl the area between st
ISee SHANGHAI Peuo A-Il
Evening star., 1937-11-08

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Nov. 8-The foreign Office
disclosed today that Foreign Minister
Yvon Delbos has completed plans to
visit Poland and the Little Entente
nations to discuss the effects of the
Communist pact signed Saturday
by Germany, Italy and Japan.
He will leave, it was said, as soon
as the Brussels conference on the Far
Eastern conflict ends. This will be
the first visit of French foreign min
lister to Frances Eastern Europe allies
since the late Louis Barthou made
his trip in April. 1884. Yugoslavia,
Czechoslovakia and Rumania make up
the Little Entente.
Reports here mentioned the pos
sibility of Poland joining the anti
Communist pact.
Bid to Czechoslovakia Seen.
1t also was reported in diplomatic
circles that Germany soon would ex-
tend an invitation to Czechoslovakia
in the belief that the nation which
the Nazi-Fascist press calls "the
advance post in Europe" would be
forced to join in the agreement or be
branded as Communist ally. Re-
fusal to join would give any German
Intervention in Czechoslovakia the ap-
pearance of self-defense.
Diplomatic circles said France would
try to strengthen her friendship with
the United States and Great Britain
because Of the pact.
1t could cover almost anything" ="
. foreign Office spokesman said, and
added that France would follow a
wait-and-see policy.
We can't tell how strong the pact
IS until We see how it operates" the
spokesman said.
Some diplomatic quarters held that
France planned to point out to the
United States the danger of the agree
ment splitting the nations of North
and South America into opposite
camps-Gf the anti-Comintern ma
tions sought cooperation from Latin
American nations).
One of the foreign Offices biggest
, worries was Yugoslavia's reaction. The
newspaper of Premier Milan Stoyadi-
novitch commented favorably on the
agreement, leading to French fears
that the Little Entente alliance with
France might be shattered. Officials
also expressed fear Germany might
attempt to intervene in Czechoslovakia.
Despite the assurances of Count
Galeazzo Ciano. Italian foreign min
lister. that there were mo secret aims"
to the pact, reports persisted in both
the French press and diplomatic quar-
ters that there were secret military
clauses. This belief was strengthened
by the joint maneuvers of German and
italian warships in the Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

MARSEILLE, France, Nov. 8 R.-
A military court today sentenced VIC
torian Mao and his wife to 10 years IN
prison for espionage, and to exile from
France for 20 years after the sentence
has been served. Laurent Galangau
and his wife were sentenced to fve
years as accessories.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

Page. Page.
Amusements B-16 Sports A-14-15-16
Comics -B-14-15 Radio -------A-8
Editorials --A-10 Short Story Bill
Finance ALI Society ------b-S
Lost & Found Bill Woman's Pg. Bio
Obituary ALA
WAR IN FAR EAST.
Chinese strike to trap $4,000 jap
anese. Page Al
FOREIGN. 1c
Delbos will visit allies Of France on
anti-Red pact. Page A
Russia's presence at parley may be
peace bar. Page Al
Blum makes appeal to party to pre-
serve front. Page A
President calls economists to White
House parley. Page Al
Largest cotton crop in history seen
for this year. Page Al
Justice Black delivers his first Su-
preme Court opinion. Page Al
Borah calls for action on antitrust
LEGISLATION. Page Az
Wallace repeats plea for ever-normal
eranary. Page Az
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Hershberger boys body found in
creek near home. Page Al
Members of D. G. families unreported
in China, Page Az
Passport fraud charged In grand jury
true bill. Page AS
Admiral Leahy hits undermining Of
U. s. Fleet in report. Page AS
Mass meeting tonight to usher In
Chest campaign. Page B-1
Allen made director Of Presidents
Birthday Committee. Page B-1
Twelve persons injured in week end
trAfhc accidents. Page b-l
Evening star., 1937-11-08
DELBOS WILL VISIT
ALLIES OF FRANCE
ON ANT|-RED PACT
Effects Will Be Discussed
With Little Entente
and Poland.
BID TO CZECHOSLO OVAKIA
TO SIGN TREATY LOOMS
Warsaw Adherence to Italo-Reich-
Japanese Agreement Also
Seen a Possibility.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Germdn-JapaneSe agreement to
fight Communist international by
cooperative police action broad
ened to include italy Saturday
iUith signing of protocols in Rome
to make II Duce'S government q
tull-fedged member OF the entente.
Rome FasciSts declare agreement
has mider implications than the
struggle against Communism, and
cite the combined napal and mill
tary forces of the three nations
as the effective strength of the
combination.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
Summary Of Today's Star

New Citizens Federation head prom
ises fight for D. c. vote. Page B-1
Evening star., 1937-11-08
Sentenced for Espionage.

(See SHANGHAI. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1937-11-08
FIDELITY PAYMENT
| Of 85% PREDICTED
Distribution by Christmas
Seen by o'connor as Pc
tition Is Filed.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Settlement OF Fidelity Building
& Loan Association affairs has
been hanging fire for more than a
year. negotiations for sale of its
assets to rew First Federal Savings
& Loan Association apparently be-
ing deadlocked seueral times before
agreement finally iDas reached.
Fidelity closed its doors in July,
1886.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
WEATHER.

tU 3. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Cloudy and warmer tonight followed by
rain late tonight and tomorrow; lowest
temperature tonight about 54 degrees;
colder tomorrow. Temperatures today
Highest, 72, at pm; lowest, At, at 6
am. Full report on page Ala.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31

III
ia GACETA7
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
DERROTA DE JACK SHAR-
KEY, Jr. A MANOS DE
REID

New York, die. 31.-Llena por
dompleto la Arena Broadway,
AL Reid, con un peso de 1861
libras, venci6 por puntos, en- o.
cho asaltSs, a Jack Sharkey, jr.
de Union City, New Jersey.
Reid hiri6 a Sharkey sobre ell
ojo izquia'do, en- ell primero, y
despues en- ell ojo derecho, en- ell
sexto.
Dando una prueba de valen-
tia, Sharkey pele6 sus dos llti-
mos asaltos con ell ojo izquierdo
completamente cerrado.
Petey Hayes, del East Side,
bati6 al panameno Andres Sari-
Tia. Los dos Sc pegaron duramen
he y Hayes di6 los mas limpios
punetazos. Sarilla recibi6 una
her1da en- ell ojo izquierdo en- ell
segundo aSalto.
Pee Wee Bonito, de Jersey
City, derrOt6 por nocauE tecni-
co a Max Rabe.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31


Aunque no Sc ha llegado a
esta unidad de accion firme e
indestructible de las dos gran
DIES centrales sindicales, ell
Congreso pudo ~constatar con
satisfaction, que Sc muestraA
grandes progresses en- este ca
mino, por la movilizacion in
cansable de los trabajadores
por la unidad. Las grandes ma
sas de los cenetistas quieren la
unidad y quieren unificar sus
fuerzas con las de los traba-
jadores ugetistas, como va es-
tan unidos desde hace mucho
tempo en- todos los frentes de
la guerra.
Naturalmente, al lado de
esta gran masa de obreros &C.
netistas y de dirigentes con
responsabilidad que anhelan
la unidad, hay tambien una
pequena parte pedrida dentro
del movimiento anarco-sindi-
que sc ha ligado con ell
trotskismo criminal, que lucha
contra ell Gobierno del Frente
Popular, contra la U.G.T. con-
ira Ell Partido Comunista y
contra ell Partido Socialista
Unificado de Catalina. Este
ipequeno grupo intenta impe-
dir la unidad de los obreros, y
no teniendo otros medios aca-
ba hacienda atentados. Pero
esta genie no es la C.N.T. AL
contrario, la gran mayorfa de
los obreros de esta central sin
dical estan en- contra de estos
elementos trotzkistas y con-
trarevolucionarios que apoyan
al fascismo, por su lucha con-
ira Ia unidad antifascista y
contra ell Frente Popular.
Ell Congreso contest6 de
La gaceta., 1937-12-31

.B0dd
La bella senorita Hilda Lopez
contraera matrmonio, en- la no.
che de hoy, con ell amable joven
Jesus Blanco, miembro de una
conocida familia de esta ciudad.
TeDdra lugar la ceremonial en-
la glssfa PreSbiteriana de la II
avenida, oficiando ell Rev. Pasi-
glia.
Seran los padrinos de la ena-
morada pareja ei DR.. Portoca =
rrero y la Sra. Pasiglia.
Despues del acto religioso, los
invIados Sc trasladaran al do g
micilio de los padres de la novia,
esposos Emilia e Ismael Lopez,
2102 de la Gale u, donde seran
obsequiados.
Pareta ideal, unida por ell a.
NOR.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
LOS BALES DE ANO NUEVO

Los grandes bales para espe-
rar el Ano Nuevo sc efectuaran
hoy.
Ell Centre Asturiano corona
"a a "Miss Centre Asturiano,"
en- una impressive ceremonial.
Despues de la coronation Sc o.
frecera una reception en- honor
de los invitados y periodistas.
La poderosa sociedad Circulo
Cubano pondra TODD su edificio,
como las demas sociedades, q
disposition de los socios y sus a.
miaO. Miles de personals desfi-
laran por ell palacio de la calle
Catorce.
Centre Espanol abrira sus
puertas para socios y amigos v
habra m1sica en- las dos princi-
pales salas del edificio. Abajo
pocara una orquesta de pleas es
panolas y cubanas y arriba Don
Francisco.
La Unione Italiana tambien
csperara ell afo con bale y ale :
grfa.
BESIDE hace algunos amos, las
sociedades mutualistas latinas,
las mayores, esperan Ell aho con
fiestas de esta clase.
Ocho orquestas han sido con-
~tratadas, dos para cada socie-
dad.
Circulo Cubano ha tornado las
necesarias precauciones para
que no lie falte la orquesta, 90
mo lie faltara un aho, luego de
haber firmado un contrato con
la Sociedad.
Noche de intensa algeria y o.
nimaci6n lie aguarda a la comu-
nidad latina.
Muchas parejas iran de bale
en- baile, como en- dtros amos.
Para todos nuestros mejores
deseos, en- ell Nuevo Afo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
COMO r TRASMITI-
DOS LOS PARTIDOS DE
FUTBOL DE MANANA

Todas las redes de Radio de
Ia naci6n trabajaran maiana en-
la trasmisi6n de los partidos de
futbol que en- otro lugar de este
peri6dico mencionamos.
Ell partido entire las Universe
dadssy de California y Alabama,
en- Pasadena, California, sc tras
Ritira per Ia estaci6n WIZ y k
red Nacional. somenzando a las
AS de la tarde.
A las 2 de Ia tarde, por la red
Nacional v la WEAF, Sc trasmi
tir& ell partido de Luisiana State
y Santa Clara. desde New Or =
leans.
Ell Orange Bowl, de Miami, en-
tire las Universidades de Mishi-
gan State v Auburn, Sc trami-
tira por la Columbia C.. Compa
ny, o las 2 de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
Function de los Leates

Function de los Leates
Ell dfa 2 de enero, en- ell teatro
del Circulo Cubano, la logia Ca
balleros L3ales de America eeec
tuara una function social.
La Logia tiene ell prop6sito de
.elebrar una serie de funeiones
en- 1888.
Sera representado en- la del
dla 2 ell juguete c6mico "Ciertos
son los Toros," tomando parte
los siguientes artistas y aficio-
nados: Lourdes Vazquez, Bella
Diaz, Ramon Villadonga, Enri :
qIe Santos, Frank Baltar, Maui
.ricio Gutierrez, Bonnie Rea, Ri
cardo Suarez y S. Martinez.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31

cue Ell exito del Columbia Sc de-
be en- gran parte a, concurso de
la colonia latina.
Ell turismo celebra ahora al
muerzos eSpecialeS, a la luz del
sol, en- Ell gran patio.
Honor a quien honor merece
Y deseamos a Casimiro, Manuel
Y Lorenzo, y sus asociados, un
pr6Spero Ano Nuevo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
NOTAS SOCIALE

Matinee
El Centre ESanol, por medic
de SUI Seccion de Recreo, cele-
brara manana una matinee bal
liable.
La primera del aho 1888 y no
sera la Ultima, dado Ell 6xito de
las anteriores.
va sabe la juventud bailadora
que orquesta tiene a Su cargo ell
programa: Don Francisco.
F~elicidadeS.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
Los obreros de Catalina armenian
SUI e~suerzo por la guerra
Un Congreso lmportante de la
u. C. T. de Catalina

una manera cordialisima a to-
das las cuestiones de los diri-
gentes de la C.N.T. respecto a
la realization de la unidad de
acci6n. Manifiestan los diri-
gentes de la C.N.T. su deseo
de particular directamente Ell
Ell Gobierno. Aunque la U.G.T.
opina que no 0s tarea de los
sindicatos gobernar sine que
esta es una tarea de los parti-
dos obreros Y antifascistas, ell
Congreso declare que no Sc
opone a una participation de
los sindicatos en- ell Gobierno
teniendo en- cuenta las circuns-
tanciasi extraordinarias que vi
vimos. Por ESQ la U.G.T. de
Catalina tants como ell comite
i nacional de la U.G.T. de Espa-
ha esta conforme en- que la
lC!N.T. colabore directamente
en- ell Gobierno. Lo decisive.
sin embargo, es que ell Gobier-
no en- TODD case tenga un pro-
grama claro y consciente de
guerra Y de defensa de las
conquistas revolucionarias, un
' programa de Frente Popular
antifascista. Pero bajo ningu-
ma condici6n la U!G.T. puede
declararse conforme con Ia
creaci6n de un tan llamado
Gobierno Sindical que signifi-
CARA apartar a los partidos
politicos de la clase obrera Y
de los republicanos. Puede es-
perarse que de la posici6n cor
dial e intelligence del Congre-
so hacia la C.N.T. salga una "a
pida realization de la unidad
de acci6n.
La importancia inmensa que
tiene este Congreso no solamen
tie para Catalina sino para to-
da Espa1a, fue subrayada por
ell Representative del Partido So
cialista de Espana Ramon La
moneda con las siguientes pala-
bras:
ia unidad en- que vosotrOs
os novels en- el terreno politico
v en- Ell terreno sindical no re
gistrando en- Catalina en- ITEM
pos pasados, esta unidad sera
para nosotros todos un ejem-
plo".
Como todos los debates del
Congreso, tambien la election
de nuevo comite de la UyG.T.
de Catalina Sc hizo por unani-
midad. Este Comite sera la ga
rantia de una collaboration a1n
mas estrecha de Ia U.G.T. de
Catalina con la Comisi6n Eje-
cutiva de La U!G.T. de Espafa.
Fu6 elegido como presidente
de la U!G.T. de Catalina Ra-
fael Vidiella, consejero de- JUS
|kicia de la Generalidad de Ca
talufia, y como secretario ge-
neral Miguel Ferrer, uno de los
luchadores mas pr0bados de la
U.G.T.
Este gran Congress- de la
U.G.T muestra no solamente a
la clase Obrera de Catalufia o
de Espana sfno de todos los
paEses, como un pueblo que de-
fiende su vida y su libertad
contra el fascismo internacio-
mad va dando solusi6n q los di-
ficiles problemas de la guerra,
de la economic y de la situaci6n
social. Del Congress- de Ia u.
CT. saldra una corriente de e.
nergfas por TODD el pals, llenan
do q los combatientes de los
frentes de fuerza y estimulo,
como tambien a los que hchan.
en- las fabricas en- el campo,
dandoles armas para alcanzar
la victoria.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31
FL dja de AH0 NueVO

uaQ.
FL dia de AHo Nue00
MuchaS personals han reserva
do mesas, sin carga especial, pa
IA esperar ell Ano Nuevo EN- el
restaurant Columbia.
La orqCesta del gran estable-
cimiento tiene preparado un pro
grama especial, con ell fin de
yomplacer y atenSer a los comen
sales.
NADIA extraordinario sc cobra
en- las salas Don Quijote y Pa =
ito Espanol, pero ell gasto mini
mo ha de ser un peso por per .
soma.
En- muchos cabarets y luga =
res de recreo re cobra por la me
sa y despues por la comida.
A la altura de los mejores res
taurantes de la naci6n, en- ell CT
lCmbia solo Sc pide, en- ssas dos
grandss salas especiales, ell gas.
to minimo de un peso por perso-
ma.
Las personals cue deseen yer
81 nuevo patio, orgullo de la CO.
lonia latina, podran verlo sin ne
cesidad de gastar NADIA.
Casimiro Hernandez estima
La gaceta., 1937-12-31

Sc recuerda a los invitados q
la reception del Centre Asturia
no, que Sc efectuara despues de
la ceremonial de coronation, en-
la noche de hoy.
Julio Alvarez, Ell presidente,
pide la mayor puntualidad.
Sera complacido por todos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-31

Severino MARTINEZ eS ell direc-
tor, segun nos comunica ell secre
tario dc Ia Secci6n de SG2iabiii-
dad.
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AVHTON

We are having quite a spell of win
ter.
Mrs. Clara Sample, Mt. Pleasant,
Pa; and Mrs. Edith Raley, McHenry;
are at the bedside of their mother,
Mrs. David Merrill, who has been very
i'll for the past week.
Mrs. Rhoda Fike and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brydon Dewitt, of Piedmont, w. Va,
spent Saturday evening here with the
formers mother, Mrs. David Merrill.
Mrs. Ohio Fike spent last week
visiting relatives in Frostburg and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewis Broadwater was in
Frostburg on Monday and had the
cast removed from her arm that was
broken several weeks ago.
Asa Wilhelm and Harold Fike made
a business visit to Vindex one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Merrill were
shopping in Frostburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Robson spent
the weekend here with the formers
parents.
Enoch Robson, who cut his foot
very badly several weeks ago, is i'm
proving slowly, but still unable to be
out about his work.
O.S. Fike and sons, Ray and Harold.
and Asa Wilhelm spent Monday at
Leonard Wilhelm's where they helped
butcher four fine hogs.
Charles Broadwater has gone to
Vindex for an indefinite period.
Dallas Stark and Ellis Grove spent
Saturday and Sunday in Homecoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Fike and son,
Ray, and Mrs. Fannie Weitzell at
tended the funeral of Silas o. Wiley,
held at Bittinger on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Bloadwater
and family, of Nikep, spent the week
end here with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Broadwater.
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FRIENDSVILLE
Ladies, Aid Societies Meet

Ladies' Aid Societies Meet
Members of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid Society met at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Friend on last Thursday.
A short Christmas program was rem
dered and an exchange of gifts was
made following the business meeting
of the society.
Mrs. Lloyd jenkins was hostess to
the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society at
her home on Thursday. A large num-
Der of members were present.
Deer Killed By Resident
Arnold Sines was the only fortunate
man in our town to kill deer during
the open season. His quarry was six
point which he shot at point on Ne
gro Mountain. A large number of does
were seen but the bucks we're quite
scarce.
Birthday Party and Entertainment
Mrs. Lawrence Friend was hostess
when she entertained about twenty
five persons at birthday party In
Murphy's Hall on Saturday evening
in honor of her niece, Miss Anna Cath
crime Schlossnagle, who celebrated her
seventeenth anniversary. On entering
the hall each person received balloon
and the person having the balloon at
the close of the evening received a
prize. Many other games were played
and prizes given. A three-layer birth
day cake surmounted by seventeen
candles was presented the honoree.
Refreshments were served. A number
of Miss Schlossnagle's relatives from
Allison, Pa, attended.
Russell Ryland, of Washington, D.
c., accompanied by his family, were
here the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. w. Ryland.
Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. Ray, of Hyatts-
vile, Md, were here the past week
deer hunting.
Clarence Wicklow and family were
in Addison, Pa, on Sunday with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Alice King, of Uniontown,, and
Frank King and family, of Hopwood,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Forsythe.
Elmer Kamp, Elizabeth, Pa, was
here on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Neil had as their
guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Wallace, of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Aaron Kelly is confined to her
home with scarlet fever.
Misses Kathryn Filsinger and Ale
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CARD OF THANKS

1 desire in this manner to express
my thanks and appreciation to those
who assisted in any way following the
sudden death of my husband, Silas o.
Wiley.
l am also grateful to those who gave
flowers and donated the use of their
automobiles for the funeral service,
and to the Masonic lodge for its servi-
ces. MRS. S. o. WILEY
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1937-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Friend visited
at the home of Elijah Sines on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Burch and fam
lily, of Booth, were weekend visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Burch.
Many of our farmers have been busy
butchering hogs during the past few
days.
Noah Frazee is engaged in the prop
business in West Virginia.
Mrs. Martha Myers was a visitor at
the Fred Myers home near Hazelton
on Sunday evening.