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THOs. J. FISHER Il CO.. INC,
T3S 18th St NV District $3.50.

$1,000 OPEN-TILL DARK
RESTRICTED LOCATION.
240O N. Capitol St.-Corner prop
erty at Bryant ST.. all brick, new,
house condition.; containing good
size rooms , additional large
glassed-in rooms. large reception
hall, tile bath. large kitchen. car
brick garage. In remodeling this
house. new bath tub. shower. com
mode wash basin even including
new hardwood floors and lighting
fixtures. Over 81 300 spent in
alteration. Hot water heat. Good
investment at this price See 1t
today! FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
Natl O352 Ewes Emerson 1886.
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NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.

Here is an attractive detached home: 4
bedrooms, . baths: excellent f1rst-fioor
plan; oil burner; 2-car garage. All in fine
condition and situated on a lot 7Oxl so,
beautifully handicapped. This is an excel
lent value
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FOREST HILLS.

This magnlfcent center-hall plan home
OF brIck and stone construction. overlook
OF large living room. large dining room
with bay window. sun parlor, lavatory,
md f.. there are large bedrooms. with
spacious closet space ana > baths. :3rd A.
> more bedrooms with bath and large cedar
closet; automatic heat, detached Gear ga
rage. This home can be bought $1,000
less than original purchase price Shown
by appointment only. For information
call Wis bSS1 hetueen a
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1910 F STREET Sc.

5-room bungalow. > baths, built by the
owner as permanent residence. of the
best materials obtalnable; automatic gas
ot-water heat, gas refrigerator; weather.
stripped, insulated, storm sash: Lear metal
garage; all in excellent condition Ready
for immediate occupancy. as the owner is
forced because of Ill health into retirement
from active duty. Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
0Nn N Y Ave N w RealtnrS Nal
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Z, 7,95o-5513 KANSAS AVE. NV.

Semi-detached brick u rooms. bath. full
attic; built-in garage; open front porch :,
screened rear porches: Weather-strlpped
and copper screened throughout. awnings
h.-w.h. new Pittsburg Monarch hot-water
storage tank; slate roof Basement can
be adapted for doctors or dentists Office
Original cost. SlO,25U Evenings, call
Georgia 4H49
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OWNER MUST SELL

OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 9 PM
1910 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Special bargain for the conservative
home buyer This two-story Colonial brick
was built by Duniean: 1t has six rooms,
bath. two elass-inc ciosed rear porches. ga
rage; deep lot 10 alley. The price is only
$3.50. Will consider an offer on an all
cash basis G G. DUTY. owner, 1924 Ver-
mont ave National 44S"
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Bargain to Settle Estate.
Corner 39th and Military rd., Chevy
Chase-Excellent brick dwelling, bed
rooms. bullt-in garage. Newly decorated.
Open Sunday afternoon, 2 to 8.
THOMAS P. BROWN
615 4th st. SW. Natl. 6S12
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7l3 A STREET Sc.

In the heart of that sedate section near
the Capitol and other import ant Govern
ment buildings where a home may easily
produce enough income TO carry itself
This big 1u-room house is ideally arranged
and located for roomerS II is in immac-
ulate condition and equipped with new gas
furnace. laundry trays and ell other con-
Veniences one couid wish for in a high class
residence Priced way below iehborhood
properties, at $500. You will enjoy
personal INSPECTION Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

4. ssls sts ans sss Hpa!ss a1i 81 st..
bath; garage. Vacant. Immediate posses
1s!s XzfhS iatS e. 5tNEs NW. INC S,ss 3yn'5: ';.s
GOOD RESALE VALUES.
$7,75O.
Woodbridge, near gath st.
detached oil heat; 2-car ga
rage; nice lot; excellent
$s,45o.
detachsd brick. built by j. B.
Tiffey; sold Sl1,450. Near
5th and Oglethorpe SITS. NV.
Shown by appointment.
Complete list OF II. Q. l..
c. acquired homes for sale at
1Olc cash basis.
TIFFEYs& FLYNN, INC,
Woodward Bldg. Rep. 1918.
71V ST. NV.
For immediate sale, rooms and bath
h.-W;h., front porch. inclosed double back
porches. House in good condition. Open
for inspection Sunday 10 am. to pm,
weekdays pm. to pm. or by appoint
ment. North 1883.
1865 Rittenhouse st. NV.
RECoNDITIoNED LIKE NEW-OPEN.
=
basement; oil heat; 2-car b.-i. garage;
large porches.
n.RkR RKIcER Rp.qW 49WosEE rs ;s IT TO-DAY p{.[
$l2,950-WESLEY HEIGHTS.
most prominent corner in this beautiful
open fireplace. beautiful dining room and
kitchen. !: delightful bedrooms and . baths
and porch. attached garage; automatic
neat. The architecture is good. The house
is practically new and in good condition;
TWO blocks from school
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
CLOSE TO
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
home built by Shannon e. Luchs in
the wooded section of Chevy Chase. Md.
sold for 81 800. is on the market now at
a positive sacrifice price Living room,
first floor; 3 large bedrooms, :. baths on
second floor; maids room and storeroom in
A real bargain at Sl5. $50. Can be shown
by appointment. Call Mr.. Nyce.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg. District 6o92.
$50 ONEIDA PL. NV.
,,us OPEN SUNDAY; TO TO, 5; ao,oos.a
brick home. only "a years old: recreation
respect; brick garage. Out-of-town owner
must sell at the low price OF S9.5c,
Directions: Out 9th st. to Oneida. left to
home. G G. DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave.
NV. Natl. 44S2
81 950-55l3 KANSAS AVE. NV.
JUST OFF CONCORD AVE.
Semi-detached brick u rooms. bath. full
attic: built-in garage; open front porch.
screened rear porches weather-stripped
and copper screened throughout: awnings;
h.-wh.; new Pittsburg Monarch hot-water
storage tank; slate roof. Basement can
be adapted for doctors or dentists Office.
Original cost Slo.25o. Evenings. call
Georgia 4H42
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-S15,95O.
Wesley Heights with a total frontage OF
30 #. The house is solid masonry and
of beautiful Colonial design. Center hall,
3u-foot living room, large dining room
modern. vell-eduIpped kitchen. lSt floor
lavatory, ) large bedrooms. :, beautiful
baths, dressing room. Lovely, large side
porch. shaded by huge oak tree, "-csr
garage; automatic heat. Venetian blinds
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CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN

ia 4th ST Sc
rooms. . baths; furnace room with sta
tionary wash tubs: garage: automatic heat;
new roof. House in perfect condition Ex-
cellent opportunity for renting rooms or
small apartments. Very low price and rea-
sonable terms
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 E. Capitol ST. Lincoln Ol2a.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE-FIRST COMML
3-story brick building. 10 rooms. 3
baths. arranged as 3 ants. Needs recon-
dltlonine. 4-car brick earaee Priced
81 800 below assessed value for Quick sale
j. A. WEINBERG CO., Natl. $500.
Or Mr Toombs Columbia 4430-J
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPEN TODAY. 2 TO g.
modern semi detached brick, 9 lovely
rooms. 2 delightful baths. step-down living
room, wood-paneled walls. air-conditioned.
A real l,c home 1 with that modern toYch
WAsHTNGTON REALTY Geo $500 or 4455
NEW HOMES-OPEN
DAILY AND EVENINGS.
$11,450.
Just east Of Conn. ave; high elevation:
Chevy Chase parkway; new brick homes
OF apepaling architecture; 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, recreation room with bar, stone fire-
place, bookcases. Sanitas wall paneling;
air conditioning; detached sarase; nice
lawns; excellent view of Rock Creek Park.
CONVENIENT to schools shopping trans
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO. INC.
73S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
Sl1.50O,
DETACHED a BEDROoMs).
In a refined. convenient neighborhood
Of detached homes. Well planted, unusually
deep lot; excellent condition; all large
rooms. porches. 2-car garage, maids room;
oil heat; electric range.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ADULTS WILL PAY NOMINAL RENT AND
house: must be reasonable and attractive.
Dist. $3.50 Ext 310.
WANTED TO RENT-5-6-RM. DETACHED
house. new or completely renovated. with
garage; family of ,; best references; $50
to SOS. Box 1917. Star. IT,
WANTED, BY RELIABLE FAMILY OF 3
adults-House of . or 3 bedrooms In quiet
neighborhood. by Nov. l; rent. $45. Box
39-Z, Star.
BUNGALOW OR SMALL HOUSE. WITH
first-hoor bedroom and bath. in Chevy
Chase. east of Wisconsin ave- by retired
couple; permanent tenants; not over 500.
Cleveland 1890.
BY GOVT. OFFICIAL, PERMANENT; UN-
furn. 3-bedroom house Dec. 1st. mr.. Leland
Jr High rent about $50. Wis. 1852.
REFINED COLoRED FAMILY DESIRES 8
neighborhood, $42 to S45. Atlantic 1855.
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UNUSUAL VALUE.

To settle estate We will sell large S-room
bungalow with lear garage. in choice sec
tion OF Woodbridge; many built-in features;
SS,250-termS
"317 r. I. Ave. NE North 12O3
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$9,75O-BEST NV. BUY.
Open. 46os Georgia ave: large rms,
like condition. May trade. Geo. 1122.
214O 32nd STREET Sc.
5-room pressed brick 11z-story bungalow,
tile bath. basement and garage. situated
on beautiful corner lot, only j block from
Alabama ave; in neighborhood you'll nnd
property at a very low figure and will take
entire unpaid balance back in one trust:
PAYABLE monthly with no renewals until
required. See Mr.. Cooper. on the premises,
for complete details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors, Natl. 9797.
ONLY $7,750.
New ...story. 6.roor: sEick: o., large bed ed
l5O., Small down payment: easy terms.
NEAR WOODBRIDGE.
29O9 26th ST. NE.
Detached home q rms. bath. good con-
seho 0 toss hss' 500 ssss:e ssss
monthly payments ynen so,, CIT nr
Detached home. q rms. bath. recreation
room. new heating plant: good tourist loca-
tion; q ;oe9; s6,S4i2 $3.50 naRnr. sash AWE NJ
Beautiful detached brick home. q rms,
tile bath. h.-w.h.. fireplace. modern kitchen
brick garage. near r. l. ave. cars. stores.
schools. Price, So 75n
1923 25th PL. NE.
Near woodbridge: u rms. tile bath. mod
ern kitchen, front porch. insulated weather
stripped; prns recreation on room gas heat; garage
w VIM. R. THoRowGooD
2024 R. /. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.,
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S9,950.00.
DETACHED RRTCK

Chevy Chase, d. C. near schools. trans
portaton and stores Costs between SO 90
and $4,000 to heat year Large living
room. dining room and kitchen. first floor
3 bedrooms. ! 2 baths on second floor: attic
has two rooms and storage. heated. SCREEN
ed. weather stripped and awnings on lime
stone: open terrace of Of dining room. At
the price asked there is a saving of about
100000. Phone Mr. Nyce
. VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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FOXALL-UNUSUAL BARGAIN OVER
looking wooded park; rooms. double rear
porches. built-in garage. Natl lO4O
MT. PLEASANT-MODERN s-RM. BRICK
garage; near schools, transportation; fine
residential section; reasonable: terms
Adams 2544
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Is Minutes From Downtown.

Id MlIluUeS + IOIIl DUW1lIbW1l.
2-STORY DETACHED BRICK.
Containing 8 rooms and tile bath. large
living room, fireplace; excellent neighbor-
hood new-house condition. Lot 50x150.
Bargain at $3.50. Call Mr.. Guiffre.
Atlantic 1860 evenings: or ONCE. Re-
public 1881. F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON. eos
Investment Bldg.
$5,75O-BROOKLAND-$5,75O ,75O.
Colored-Beautiful bungalow: rooms
attic; modern; large yard. garage. Owner
must sacrifice. Phone Pot. 1887.
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BUNGALOW

large rms. 2 big porches: ami; big
lot; only S5,950; $50 mo-; no down pay
ment, to man OF good Job. OWNER, 2605
Brentwood rd. ne North 4:}3S
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$9,750-BEST NV. BUY.
Open. 460S Georgia ave: & large rms,
brick garage cleo. box: detached; new
like condition. May trade. Geo. 1922.
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ST750-NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Park-Here's, brand-new brick home 6
large rooms. automatic heat. full basement
and garage; lot 51xl13. We recommend
1t as one of the best values on the fall
market Natl 143S until 4. 40 n m
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NEW HOMES NEARING COMPILE
tion, to select from; on large lot rooms
and baths; air-conditioned: large porches
and recreation room. from S12,5OO up
Drive out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to HUNTINGTON
parkway, left to property 55O3 Hunting
ton parkway OWNER Wisconsin -344
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341H nth ST. Me-,
At 9th and Monroe Sts
Semi-detached brick, $3.50 rooms,
bath; garage. Vacant. Immediate possess
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. owners.
1924 18th St NV Dist .y316
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II Y ST. NV.
For immediate sale, 9 rooms and bath.
INV h. front porch. inclosed double back
porches. House in good condition. Open
for inspection Sunday 10 am. to pm.
weekdays . pm to pm. or by appoint
ment. North 1881
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TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-OPPORTUN
NEAR 9th AND SITS NV.
14-room brick, 2 baths: well rented:
same tenant ] o years: make offer.
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
200 Investment Bldg, Natl 4146
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BARGAIN-1O RMS. . BATHS; $3.50.
Nr. 14th and Harvard sts. NV Garage
Easy terms. E. W. BAILEY. Adams 47s6
8 R., . B.. > KITCHENS. o-CAR BRICK
garage. 5O05 14th st. NV Reduced price
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most prominent corner in this beautiful
restricted section. Large living room with
open fireplace. beautiful dining room and
kitchen, 3 delightful bedrooms and baths
and porch. attached garage: automatic
heat. The architecture is good. The house
Is practically new and in good condition;
two blocks from school
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

Lions Club, Kenesaw Cafe, Sixteenth
and Irving streets NV, 1914 pm.
Luncheon, Junior Board Of Com
merce, Annapolis Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club,
Carlton Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, May
flower Hotel, 1880 pm.
Dinner, Georgetown Lions Club,
Mayflower Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Ritualistic Committee,
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Columbia Chapter No. 36s. Women
Of the Moose, 14l4 I street NV, 8
pm.
Dinner, Creighton University
Alumni, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Providence College Club,
Willard Hotel, 3 pm.
Dance, Virginia State Society,
Willard Hotel, 3 pm.
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worked In perfect sympathy and
understanding.

It was . real treat to hear these
operate excerpts In orchestral form.
There was no distraction to be had
from any inadequate stage perform
ance and no opera orchestra could
ever bring the depth and meaning
to the music which an organization
like the Philadelphians can The
large audience must have thought
SO for there were salvos Of applause
after each grouping of excerpts and
many recalls for the conductor.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

whom Just this music OF the Ring
has been glorious noise for the most
part, stirring and grandiose. 1t is
true, but masses of sound that were
hurled forth by the full force OF the
orchestra. Yesterday it was drawn
out by a magician's wand and for
the first time, perhaps, the real mu-
sic of the Ring" was heard. BY
this is meant the countless lovely
musical phrases that are so inter-
woven in the magnificent whole as
- be almost lost by a less sensitive
and Discerning director. 1t was IN
the art of bringing out this hidden
beauty that Mr. Ormandy excelled
last evening. One by one the dll-
serent voices of the orchestra had
their say to the subdued accom-
paniment of the others and this
quick yet smooth give and take OF
orchestral tone was one OF the ar
resting elements of most unusual
performance.
Mr.. Ormandy took a measured
tempo throughout and the reason OF
this became more and more appar-
ent as one had time to enjoy one
lovely bit after another. There was
no confusion of sound, no hurrying
for overwhelming effects, no jum-
bling of thematic material. With
infinite care each new phase was
developed or the significant sound
Ing of a lett motiv came with spe-
cial meaning as the whole was un-
raveled with superfine intuition. Yet
when the full volume Of orchestral
tone was demanded it rang forth
massive and thrilling IN Its uni
formity and richness.
Wagner once said in speaking OF
"Das Rheingold" in relation to the
then existing theater: MY work is
of proper human proportions which
appear to be gigantic only when
we try to conflne them within those
other unworthy proportions. The
performance last evening of the IN
vocation of Alberich" and Entrance
of the Gods into Valhalla" from
this opera and excerpts from Die
Walkuere, "Siegfried' and "Goet-
terdaemmerung" proved the truth OF
the composers words for these great
works, often rendered obscure by
less skullful interpreters, became
clear and humanized through Mr..
Ormandy's reading of them.
Perhaps the best illustration OF
this was in "Bruennhilde's Plead
ing" and "Wotan's Farewell from
Die Walkuere" which together with
the Ride of the Valkyries' and the
Magic Fire Music" comprised the
excerpts from that opera. Here the
human qualities of the deities were
emphasized in the moving dllinea-
ton of this lovely music which
needed no theatrical setting nor
vocalists to register its meaning.
Equally beautiful was the exquisite
performance of the Forest Muir
murs" from "Siegfried" and the
sonorous and fateful music of "Sieg-
fried Ascending the Mountain to
Meet Bruennhilde," leading into the
finale
And in broad mounting phrases,
from the Rhine Journey" through
the Funeral March," the music
of the "Goetterdaemmerung" moved
on to the great 'Immolation and
Closing Scene" and the conclusion
of the Ring" The many outstand-
ing qualities of the Philadelphia Or
chestra, such as the oneness of
sound in the strings, its elasticity
in gaining effects and its skillful
gradations of tonal color, seemed
accentuated last evening in Mr..
Ormandy's noble Interpretation of
the music. Conductor and men
Evening star., 1938-11-30
City News in Brief

TODAY.
Meeting. Washington Philatelic
Society, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Ohio State Girls Club,
Carlton Hotel. 10 pm.
Meeting, Women's Bar Associa-
ton, Mayfiower Hotel, S pm.
Card party, police and fire unit,
American Legion Auxiliary. Y. w.
G. A. cafeteria, 6l4 Z street NV.
8 pm.
Meeting, Western Union Employees,
Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Dinner meeting. Graphic Arts
Association, Annapolis Hotel, 6:15
pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, North Washington
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jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette
Nv JOS. ]. FRISCH.

w. G. O.-Before drinking from a
glass the lips should be wiped on
the napkin to prevent smudging
the rim Of the glass Those half
moons of grease on the edge Of an
otherwise glistening goblet do not
add to its appearance.
Send self-addressed, stamped
envelope for the leaflet, Manners
at Table" a.
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Ormandy Reveals Obscured
Beauty of Wagner's Ring
Phrases Usually Drowned in Stirring
And Glorious Noise Brought Out in
Philadelphia Orchestra Concert
BY ALICE EyERSMAN.

"Nbeungn Richard Wagner given well
perfect Interpretation Omandy conducting the Philadelphia
Constitution Hall in its second OF the
season could found than the Padel
pha the manifold beauties which
Wagner incorporated i'll his music
Evening star., 1938-11-30
Swiss Drink Most Milk

The Swiss top all peoples in milk
consumption, drinking 232 quarts
per capita per year. Americans are
second with l53 quarts.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

Supper meeting. Amity Club,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Gamma Eta Gamma
Sorority. Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

Japan gold production is short.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-06

Boundary Line Between Allegany and
Garrett Counties" The work was done
by DR.. L. A. Bauer, L. L. Beall for AL
legany county, w. McCulloh Brown
for Garrett county, C. A. Ashby, head
lineman, and others.
The Town Council met and elected
G. A. Fraley, president. An ordinance
was passed providing for the issuance
of $4,000 in bonds to pay off indebted
ness and to improve the streets. Of
ficer Coddington, day policeman, was
directed to act only as night police
man, his hours being from TOO p. m.
to 800 a. m.
William Whorton was exhibiting a
quantity of pumpkins grown on a
small lot at his home on Third street,
weighing from two to twenty pounds
each. One of the pumpkins was too
large to go into a flour barrel.
Two horses, attached to light can
opy top wagon, belonging to Peter
Gortner, became frightened at a train
at the railway station and ran away,
crashing into an electric light pole.
Two small boys of Joseph Murphy, in
the wagon when the horses started,
were thrown out but were not in
jured.
During the month of September,
Clerk E. 2. Tower issued go marriage
licenses.
The work of changing the grade
through 58-cut, west of Oakland on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
progressing slowly.
An apple tree on the grounds of
the Glades Hotel had quite number
of blossoms on it.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Towns subscribing to Liberty Loan
bonds were as follows: Friendsville,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-06

Canada; Mrs. Amanda Beachy and
Mrs. Lydia Beachy, Meyersdale, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Lichty one day last week.
Milton Miller, Grantsville, conduct
ed services in the Union church on
Sunday. He and members of his fam
lily, Miss Lena Slabach and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk attended the stu
dents program at the Self-Help Uni
versity at Mountain Lake Park in the
afternoon.
Miss Olive Bender, who has been at
the residence of DR.. Hinebaugh, near
town, has returned to her home at
Glade after spending a week here with
friends.
Members of the Alexander fam
lily of Accident, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Brenneman and daughters, of
Bittinger, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Welch on Sunday.
Mrs. Webster Slabach and son Ken
meth left here on Tuesday for their
home in Cumberland after spending
several weeks with Mr.. Slabach's home
folks.
Mrs. Walter Dever is ill.
Misses Beryl Gnegy, Alice Whit
mer, Mary Frances and Arleta Martin,
Evelyn and Cleda Friend, Hazel and
Edith Lee, Naomi Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sisk; Lee Beckman, Sam
Friend, Willard Swartzentruber, Ger
aid and Vernon Miller attended a
school social at Bethlehem on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Simon Swartzentruber remains
quite i'll.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-06

Both DR.. Knubel and DR.. Miller have
served throughout the entire twenty
years since the Lutheran merger of
1918, which is believed to be a very
unusual tribute to their ability and of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-06
MRS. w. C. NEDROW

Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Nedrow, wife of
DR.. w. C. Nedrow, of Friendsville,
died last Saturday morning, October
l, at 4:35, at her late residence.
The deceased was born in Bloom
field, KY, June 4, 1878, and was aged
60 years, three months and twenty
seven days. She was united in mar
riage to DR.. w. C. Nedrow November
20, 1909, and to this union were born
three daughters, all having died in
early infancy. Her father, mother
and two brothers preceded her to the
grave, she being the last of the
Pottenger family. Surviving is her
husband. so.
She was a loyal member of the
Presbyterian church until after they
moved to Friendsville. During the
ministry of Rev. P. W. Arbogast she
united with the Methodist Episcopal
church of which she was faithful and
devoted member. She had been teach
er of the Ladies' Bible class for eleven
years, having been compelled to give
up those duties on account of her i'll
ness.
Rev. P. W. Arbogast, Morgantown,
w. Va, was in charge of the funeral
services, which were conducted Mon
day at Friendsville. Interment was
in the Steele cemetery, Friendsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-10-06
CHARLES H. JENKINS

Charles Hamilton Jenkins, GO, far
mer of near New Germany, died Sun
day of a heart attack at his home. He
was a son of the late William and Lois
burst Jenkins and was lifelong resi-
dent of the county. He was unmarried.
Surviving are the following sisters
and brothers: Mrs. Samuel Bittinger,
of Bittinger; Mrs. Loman Galloway,
Smithfield, Pa; Ralph jenkins, New
Germany; Miss Jennie jenkins, at
home, and a number of nieces and
nephews. He was member of the New
Germany N. E. church.