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Evening star., 1938-09-11

Plain Broadloom Rugs-1nteresting selec-
ton Of colors in q range Of sizes from
27x54 It. to 12x21 It. 9x12 size $3.50
Figured Wiltons-Your choice of many fine
patterns in 9x12-ft. size----.-4950
EAuS Speciai-SXll IL. AxmlnSter Rug
in splendid selection Of beautiful pat
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 15. ttP1 The
stock market came back suestaa-
TALLY today after an carly decline
Of fractions. to more than . poINi :.
Near the elo=e The list was mixed
with sizeable number of gains IN
evidence.
1viatIone were ffrst 20 mo-
aigner. Douglas which had toucne9
f5la. off - .regained nearly Ill thf
loss. Consolidated Aircraft rose moe
than . DoiNts from lis 10" # y r
a new nigh for year.
steel issues recovered ali u eafaA
ia-er~ of . point or more Moia#s
F-eainpd nearly all # decline tn
rau 1o , DOiHt- in Chr*-lef. Ratls
ame back and ONE ineludi y
SAINT Fc seJred gains Coppe1- IN
proved. Liquors Were firm. som
auDuzemeutz gained
Republ.e Steel Wa active ant
after selling down 10 = -. eam
b4ek 2 point aud Wa = poiui HFl
bFgher. I : Steel came back
M previous close and Reiht1htf
made d small gain. Hardening
teel crap prices was a iaN9fa 0le
Good demand wa noted for uili-
#t5ea Rubber issues WeEe o7"i
-salx bur Is Rubber common roze
carly TWO points Il ON II .pW a. .
he preferred jumped 6e9aEf
aseraarna hat decline O! moro @iiah
point.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Bench w
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

that 7 got hit 50 hard BY big
Stanford lineman that v
Knocked clear out Of college. MY
shoulder was smashed on the play
a uns collapsed ana vas IN the
hospital for more than six weeks.
i fell from l65 pounds Il lol.
Jack licked his lips ana con
tmued.
I had 10 ind some sort Of work
when I finally recovered. I found
iobs all right. but breaks always
were on the Wrone side OF The
fence. They're still breaking aeainst
me ana I guess football Is II least
somewhat responsible for ny hard
luck.
Do 1t Again
But ID Go the same thne a22m
md i these rsformers think ta3t /
went .hrouea all Of that Tor money.
they are crazy
There ar 4 thousand players e.
cry year who are playins fer tha
love Of the game They set help
YES but don't eyer let anyone te..
you they don't work their Ny
through .he lour Years OF college.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
GkLENTO RETURNS
TO RING WARS.
WINS BY X. O.

PHIL Nov. Is. oUPl-
Tony Galento. the fighting bar
tender retained his ranking today
As the No l challenger to Joe
Louis heavyweight championship.
He punched. showed and Wrestled
lis way to a third round technical
Knockout victory over Harry Thom-
as. the Minnesota blacksmith-farm-
ar last nieht. to convince a crowd
Of 10000 that his siege Of pneu-
monia four months ago was only
/ stop gap i'll his march for shot
At boXing's most coveted crown.
A throWback 10 the OLD days of
oarge fighters. Galento heeled
Thomas to the canvas five times
3efore Referee Tommy OKeefe fl
lally stepped in TO end what was
scheduled as a y round bout.
There was only one real blow
landed in the fight and it was in
the second round. But Galentos
wrestling. pushing and cutting tao
les took their toll Galento made no
pretense of defending himself. He
vas content with winding up and
letting GO. If he missed his mark
le would almost shove his oppo-
nent to the floor as he dove into
'lin2hes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
rCDANS
SPCRTx,PARADE
AsAAgssasg.ss1ss,I;sSSs5ssI. SIG.
MIZN ZNlGAla., !,
By HENRY McLEMORE

MOBILE. Ala. Mo-. 15. up
Tuttine the sports shot mere and
thare:
If the Rose Bowl wants to main
II its reputation for producing
re national Football champion each
New Years day. then it might moi
5e a bad idea for the far western
choice to decline this year ana
Weld its place to an Lnbeaten team
rom another section of the coun-
ny. In fact. ii might be
cry good idea. because the teams
III there have been banged arouno
Ike a Grehodae gong and the prs
ne of one Of them in the bow
-sat going to add to the prestig
o. tie came Wha. about j
Rose Bow! game With 7. c. u play
10 Notre Dame. or Tennessee tax
ine on Duke, or some other align
ment OF TWO of this group? 3.
after all. the game Is played for
ne games sake. and I am sure none
Of the far western teams woulG
hesitate 20 decline a bid because OF
the 100000 that it means.
Clark Griffit1's suggestion that
tae major league season be short
aaed makes too much sense. and SC
It never Will be adopted Il
would be. however. because the
teams start PLAY in cold. rainy, un-
uitable weather, and finish in tn
anne sort. The American
League could shorten its season b.
casing d rule that the season va
oyer when The Yankees clinched
he pennant. -. This would US
lily finish the baseball year some
irne IN August. -. The Nation
Il League could close its season on
lhe da9 BroGElyn announced that j,
was looking for a new manager.
TIE best backfield man in the
south IS Parker Hall of Ole Miss
and half a dozen coaches have told
me that # he doesn't make the ALI
Americans The supreme cour.
snould step IN and rule suca teams
Invalid
Best true football story of the
year belongs to Bill Alexander.
Geor3ia Tech coach A few
fears back Tech was beating Ogle-
.horpe badly and Alex sent in foul
su.cessiVe qQarterbacks with in
structions TO quit trying to score
and kick .he ball -. All -four
f9lad 70 follow orders Fin
alley Alexander sent IN a fifth
striuoer HEo wore he could obe2
orders. A few plays later
Tech blocked and recovered a kick
On Agletho.pe's cne-Fa.1 line.
On first down the quarterback
called FOR a punt and kicked the
ball completely out OF The stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15

Hugh c. Willett. president of the
conference. said that the vote will
be called five days before use faces
Georgia Tech, Dec "a. He said that
such non-conference contests would
receive no official consideration.
Willett will ask each of the 10
conference members to submit a
ranking of the 10 teams. The team
which receives six first place votes
will obtain the bid. Additional bal
lots will be taken to break ties and
in case of an ultimate stalemate,
the invitation will be determined
by chance.
Notice was served today by athle-
tic heads that Southern California
will press its claim to the Pasadena
clasSic-Which carries gate receipts
of about $4,000 to each participant
If the TrojanS hold tie for first
place in the conference. Similar
sentiment was evident at California
each having two games remaining
one within the conference and one
without, each has five victories and
one loss.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Ia. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. NsE. -
.@alHar ma movement oi s59enz
#ygs4.ara char #eterized trad =.
#Ge Io# Angelo e&ehanss 90
10 snIur9e II tIadtng Wa small.
sails included BroadWaH Den
st3re zoe share. -. o>ehalese -, J. 8.
Industries loo shares . COZ
=. raaTs d Merchants Ba4k
Gsfgs 3e5. unehaaeea. - galat i,
anaeriaa 500 share - ao"N
Rie6field on 1oe snares :. g25 g}2a5.
fansed standard OF of 60, ~, aas
rarrs 2g~.. down -. 40 -.
~ ls4. down @eilihls,ls. -
ii lao snares - a9%9 a.,sras 10. -
5aasG =. Globe 9. d NJ. e9 ma
DIV "ao~a J.. General Mai2F5 ..Iaf5 4a.
Eares 5u5-. down = 20 his'o sa,
Iarcs -. down 1saa ess ~
6aare~ 4. e9wl - ,yl,,fr f1an s15 ~ va a.. :.
ai'7 a-5s -. unoha <Eeds Ed
5on a 81 per con- pfd 100 3. aaa9f a, = j..
50. uu -. sales apiIoA5','. ~. -
5aa shares: Two issues up
3g.tlU four uHeGaHEea-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15

This Is the story of former col
lege athlete. whose life has oeeh d
series Of tough breaks ana whose
case disnroxee most charges 1lta1
rolIeee football has turned 10 pro
f,ssienalism and to raeketeerlng on
university football teams III the
nation
uls name is Jack Fahrine. !
nfrled MIN ap on the highway 10
Ssn Dieoo His trip To San DIEGO
shoIJid nave been 4 sac one because
ne nad tried unsuccesstully to inc
lob IN Imperial Valley He aae
been ont of work for more tnan
three months.
PaI Jack was anything but SAD
as ne carried on the conversation.
Il aat 3 scholarship % use.
jack said. to play football ana
baseball But I really had TO Woik
my Vas moueh the college.
Tough Schedule
u went 10 class in the morn
{nos. rfacdeed football all after
noon and then played in an orehes-
ira nndi late at night. In baseball
season the schedule was the SANE
except I eraeticed baseball instead
q footSa4
Thls tommyrot about players
winding clocks and stuff for their
pav through college is a lot o.
buns" Only the very Top players
get the soft JOBS and their jobs
..rent as soft as these so-called re-
formers Woulo have YOU believe.
What about Rosenberg? o. I asked
Rosenberg worked his way
through college. though his assign
ment was not as tough as mine.
Jack answered.
And nat reminds ne. YOU sure
have to keep your studies up IN th5
COLLEGES. There was a lot Of talk
about brilliant students doing Ros-
enberg's work Tha. was true TO
this extent. When an exam vas
coming up they would give Rosie
tips on what to study
Rosenberg Not Brilliant
Rosenberg vast brilliant. but he
was smart enough 20 take the tips
and profit by the help. He always
made average grades.
Jack smiled. paused as though he
were thinkinf OF some Of the games
IN which he watched Rosenberg and
some Of he other use immortals
work
7 played in one Of those spots
on the Jones system thai was IN
portant to the success OF each piaS
but which received little recognition
from the crowd and the Sports
writers. I was inside halfback ana
cid my blocking where the ordinary
fan could net see the play.
But I loved it. because I realized
that many times my blocking paved
the way for Cotton Warburton CT
other Troy ball carriers.
1T was on one CT those PLAYS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. NOV. Is up
Trading was slower. Effects
low temperatures continued . sloN
nm receipts Of some Vegeta be
squash ard cncumDers We're higher
Lettuce showed slightly weake
teNdency Peas were firm.
Nsparagus: stronger, /. Y. bunch
ed fcv sid SIS 50-3.75 per crate ree2
Sc SOS. std per ib. 1o-le12e.
Lettuce: Guadalupe d san /.
Maria dry pack A $780, 80
s11b135 crate. Lompoc As S1.1a
.. s. 81 1851 so. san Luis obispo :
s. s5=2 -.
peaA. stronger: san Diego O.
1.r = n. bush S-9c ID.
squash stronger. white #nm
mer laaal a san Diego CO. InE
81 10. l. Y. crates S1.75-2s liaila
local A san Diego co. iues 81 -
= san Luis obispo lags So, y
crates 81. yellow crookNtek i913
sl SOL Go; Taole ueen 4e-5oe lug
cream soc. Banana Sl7.ao=22.o o1
Hubbard S20-25
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Sttark's Baseballers
Seek Third Win

Jack Stark's El Centro baseball
team will seek lis third straight
win Sunday afternoon in Ell Centre
stadium when Stratton's Plasterers
from San DIEGO will invade Impe-
rial Valley
STATIONS PlaSterers IS rated one
Of the best Winter league teams in
southern California. Herman Pill
lette. Howard Craghead and other
coast league hurlers will be on hand
70 pitch for Strattons.
The remainder OF the lineup IS
composed OF coast league players
from the san Diego Padres and
from the Hollywood Stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15

CaleXico Bulldogs in e Centre aid
BraWley viii invade HoItyille to
meet the second place Vikings
HoltTille dropped 1876 decision
D Caiexieo last week and BraWley
dropped a 7-o verdict 10 the r.
juvenated El Centro Spartans.
BraTley will have Roy Sasaki
n action against Holtville. His pres
eaee may spell the differences be-
tween victory and defeat
E Centro Will depend on Riedy.
kirkpatrick. Price. Billie Burke and
Hester IN the backfieId. Hester. out
early n the season showed well in
the BraWIey game. Riedy played his
best brand of ball last week and
Price played his usual consistent
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Big gboy
7 I @ IA G. ct
VeIurde G

That class of sport fan who hates
to see a consistent winner stay on
the top looked 10 Frankie Jackson.
tough Ne2ro middleWeight, TO stop
the lone victory streak OF Shorty
Hogue IN the main event at the
Calexico athletic club Wednesday
night.
jackson, a former FL Centro
fighter Who is now performing un-
der the banner of San Bernardino
A.C.. is a much improved battler,
according to adyiees from the coast
Always a good punch absorber
jackson has added speed and power
TO his list Of weapons. The San
Berdoo Negro predicted he would
step thai tWm i'll three rounds.
SupDorters Of the Jacumban,
however. took Jacksons prediction
with Il gram of salt CSome took
several grains Shorty took a bar
reD. Jackson has not seen the
twins fiehJ since they battled III
the featherWeight division.
Bigboy Rozue will tanele with
Raw Ve!arde IN the semi-windup.
Shorty Ioaue already holds a close
victory ever Velarde but Ray is
expected to make a better showing
against Bieboy because he will have
an eiaht pound weight pull over
the twin.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Imperial Defeats
Brawley Bees;
Play Blythe

Imperial high schools undeIeated
football team added another victory
Monday afternoon when the Tigers
defeated BraWley Bees, 1916 in I'M
perial
The Tigers planned practice ses-
sions Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in preparation for their
encounter with Blythe high school
in Blythe Friday afternoon.
Imperial and Blythe battled to
a 90 tie in the first meeting earlier
in the season.
komatsu scored in the second
period for Imperial against BraWley.
BraWley tied the score in the third
but Imperial came back when House
passed to Tolan for the winning
tally.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Arabs 10 Risk
Record on Coast

El Centro Junior college foot
ball team will invade Oceanside
Saturday afternoon to clash with
an undefeated Oceanside junior
college grid eleven.
Oceanside routed Phoenix Jay
Gees, Walloped state college frosh
26-0. and have not been scored on
in five straight games.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Notre Dame Tops
Grid Teams

CHICAGO. Nov. Is. lUPo-Elmer
Layden has found out fer sure
about his sparkling Notre Dame
football team and the answer IS
yes. in the biggest. brightest cap
ital letters he can paint. It's the
ruling power OF the Midwest. fast
enough to OUTRAGE its fleetest foes
and 50 far powerful enough defen-
sively TO knock over seven straight
victories in nightmarish schedule.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
/. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. Nov. 10 ttP1-
44aes 100 SLOW steady loo ioMei
qsse SNA. Rulk S.6o-sH5. SoWs 6-5e-
ao - at,
cattle au0 II aldoNers 456. fuliN
.fss.As rood choice fed steers s.5b
.s..t,,,s,.ta medium {. 6.4a-725. Feeder
: gbgao Rance heifers 6.5p down.
Gaas I Sasa 3h cutter grade a.4H-
aaa Bulis 6,25-G.
calves Sou. hollow ers $40. Sttont
eNf higher. Good Xealors la TT
sslaaNhicg calves 7es,eb.
Shpcp lne, holdpvcrs 204. frN
LIN Il. lAIlA slHAHN AZ ~ Y
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15

game.
Burke and Kirkpatrick have
shown well in practices this week
Calexico. still suffering from
bruiSs received in their game
against Holtyille last week, will
be in slightly weaker condition than
they were in their first meeting
with the Spartans
Mendoza's passing and Sandez'
running. however. should provide
the margin of victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15

Ramsey of Ell Centre moved into
third spot.
This weeks contest blanks are
due Friday night at o'clock. Win
ners will receive two tickets to the
HoltVille Ell Centre game on
Thanksgiving day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
SAYLES HOLDS LEAD n. ROSE
BOWL TICKET RACE; Entries
DUE THIS week ON FRIDAY

Warren Sayles and Charlie Don
nelly of CaleXico continued their
battle for first place in the Rose
Bowl ticket race, point standings
revealed today. Sayles held to his
lead with IA points. Donnelly re-
NAMED in second with Il. Wade
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Douglass Hi Wins
33-7 Over CaIiDat

Douglass high schools football
team Walloped Calipatria high grid
ders, 33-7, in a game played on the
northend gridiron last weekend
Cook and Naples led the Ell Cen
tro team to victory by scoring all
touchdoWns and extra points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
CHTCAGO GRAINS

.1tiide markets ana frost fep,of.,
I'm the Argentine gave @agq. 49,,
ariges a firm underto%e io MN. am
IN trading on the Chicago boaio
II trade today - sarf
At the close wheat va ~ 49,.
..',u OF y ,3a,sIaneed to :. reNt higher.
. corn priess were firm 2n 80, 100
f.s.5 bnVine and scattered se3a. mn ~.
- - boiise demand. some realizing
s5les and heavier purcha 81 10
live caused q setback lh Ia - - - -.
at 2Oe ear.
VACANCIES Cost Money, Rent
Through Post Press Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Pastor Wins by
Knockout

SCRANTON. Pa, Nov Is. cUP)-
Bob Pastor. $50, of New York scored
an easy second round knockout over
Irish Mickey Dugan. 173, of Exeter,
Calf, before 1900 at Town Hall
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, NoV. -. UPJ-
Hens, iegnorL. = % - tbs. ~
Hens, legaorna, 3lq > lbs 10,
Hens. leghorns OYER lbs. ......1b;
Hens. co.o.ed ga L lbs. ...... Is.
Hens coloied lbs 1p.......... 22,
BreIers oser ] up 70 i ID. -. L.
Broilerss over l = aad up u "a u.
ErEers tLesh5rus1 "a II g.. 16o
tE4ers. - np u s. i5s.......l7a
Fr1ers. colo1ed. . t. Ibs. .. lsd
Roasters, s1tt bone, otae, lhan
X ocks - lbs II ................ 19c
Barred Rock over lbs $1,000. I9o
- '.#.........#- -.#.....#..... laa
90 i2osttfH ..s....s.... 5000. L.
Da ElE2s, oEer . iAz. ......=. IT,
IN IL. Ks .t-..#-.. .#............ gsG
ouHs Efsse .#.#.=..ss#. .#.=z.-... l5r
Young tom luIHeya. - lbs. up -,
Young tom tu.Ers- II L. - H.. L.
1auag Hen TufEsss. > u = lbs. Il
ouas Hen Turkeys II up ...... 2gr
Squads II l5s pr de- and UP . ~
CapoAs unGer rs. .....=.............. "a
g9pghs, lbs. ard up ........ 2Gc
Rabbits ne. l white > y lbs
Rabbits. mixed eol9rs ........ lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Markets At
A Glance
IL, INlTED PRI>s

Stocks irregular.
Bonds irregulariH lower.
curb stocks irregularly l3Wer.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton off 3 cents a bale.
Wheat up Il, corn unchanged 1e
low vT.
Rubber futures lower
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
All off He ads
Re eIe cted

NEW YORK. Nov. Is. CUP)-All
officers of the United States golf
association, headed by President
Archie M Reid of New York. were
nominated today for reelection in
1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
AII-Star Grid Game Slated

NEW YORK Nov Is (UPThe Brooklyn National league loot
college Ebbets
German. CzechOoyak and Austrian
directors of Columbia
Fordham, C. the benefit and
their players will be allowed to participate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
jackson Forecasts
Win Over Hoguse
Trojans, Bears Battle for Rose
Bowl Spot; Ballot to Select Far
Western Representative in Game

ANGELES Nov l5 tUPThe Pacific Coast conference an
baotng would representative for
Rose Bowl the framework for
between the universities OF southern California
and California. They conference
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
Cen&r oI. BrowIey
Point for Upset
Victories FridoV

Imperial Valley high schools league underdogs, BraW-
ley and Ell Centre high schools pointed for upset victories
over favored opponents in games scheduled for Friday
this week EI Centre Sparans, still in the for sec
place will Coach Ed Coyingtons league leading
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
I.AH nay
l.. A. GRAINS
Los ANGELES. Nov. Is. Il
FaSlcrn ,sran.e. --F5Trk

l-DT All lsl.fse>. <NDA. 10 III >
Eastern ,Trfn1e, --Dd1k
corn. 40. = yellow ...42l.3e @l-35
Nil9. No. . yellow 1.e7# = nl.l2 y
Kafir No. . white 1.g7 @11254
California Grains--Sacked
wheat. 30. hard 10 , n 27a4
Wheat &o eoft VII. 22i5 tl.27
Barley fancy 44a-z LII zH1I25z
Barley 80 . algat
western a. lbs. -. io2 - l.n7K
Pafity feed ....# 49, n. 10
oats. 10. . heavy .... 1.35 al 40
Oats. feed ..=...# .25 "l30
Millfeeds .............# I.62lg,I67 !.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
NEW ORLEANS. -. i. arP
L.A.R BANKS

Los ANGELES. Eog. u H'P1
Tran america #.## s=.=#-#.... . = . +
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-15
l.. 4. BUTTER & EGGS
Large eggs

Ios ANGELES. NoY. 15. ttP1-
rUftfr. extras 2sazc. prime first
o7lsc. standard &c. undergrade
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-08
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

thought Committee. Mrs. Joseph Til
ton and DR.. Crumb were asked to
serve on this committee for the next
meeting. Mr.. William John Thomas
read and amplifed the Community
Council report, which stated that the
telephone pole at Ashton, which was
considered a traffic hazard, is moved.
Mrs. Ivan Weld will hold the jan
uary meeting at her home "Lul-
worth.
Mrs. Stanley Philips Stabler invited
the members Of one of the Wednesday
Bridge Clubs to meet at her home.
Those present being Mrs. Albert
Stabler, Jr., Mrs. Edward Snowden,
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Allan F.
Thomas, Mrs. Robert H. Miller, Jr.,
Mrs. Richard Janney, Mrs. Jack N.
Bentley and Mrs. Ridgley Brown Chi
chester.
Mrs. Louis Bussler had eight to
lunch and bridge on Friday at her
home, Greenwood.
Mrs. F. Poole Robson gave a
luncheon at her home "Old Sharon"
which included a group Of her cousins,
Mrs. John Leadbeater, Mrs. Clarence
C. Leadbeater, Mrs. John B. Lloyd and
Miss Mary E. Lloyd, all of Alexan-
dria, Va.
Miss Amelia Featherstone has
moved to Rockville, where she will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowan Erb.
The December meeting of the
Woman's Improvement Association
was held at "Tanglewood", the home
of Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-08

Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the Deed of Trust
from Hamilton B. Cantey and Rose
MCGOWAN Cantey, his wife,
To
George III. Lamar, Trustee.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1892 Equity.
ORDERED, this Both day of No
vember A. D. 1888, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as q
Court of Equity, that the Auditors
Report filed in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the oath day of
December next: Provided G copy of
this order be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgomery
County, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said oath
day of December, 1888.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test: 865
CLAYTON X. WATKINS, Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-08

Mrs. Newton Stabler left on Friday
for New York City and Brooklyn
where she will stay for two weeks
visiting her two married daughters,
Mrs. John C. Wilson and Mrs. Ed
ward Elliott.
Mrs. Samuel Janney went to Wash
ington to visit for several days and
will come back to Sandy Spring and
stay with Mrs. Washington Bowie
Chichester at "Springland".
Mrs. Lucy Snowden Moore enter
tanned the November meeting of the
Home Interest Society at the home of
her niece and her husband, DR.. and
Mrs. Louis Bussler.
Mr.. Frederick W. McReynolds pre-
sided and Mr.. C. B. Hurley was Sec
retary. Mr.. Ellis Manning and Mrs.
Iran Weld reported for the Fore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-12-08
Tuesday, January 10, 1889
ATT = .nO O,CT yNCK D M
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Subscriber of Montgomery County
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery County, in Maryland,
Letters of Administration on the
Personal Estate of
OLIVER G. MEDLER
late of Montgomery County, deceased.
All persons resident and nonresident
having Claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
and file, the same, in said Court, with
vouchers thereof, on or before the
23rd day Of May next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 23rd day
of November in the year of our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and thirty
eight.
MARY D. MEDLER
1904 Brookeville Road
Chevy Chase, Maryland
WILLIAM F. PRETTYMAN, ATTY.