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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.

suburban SURROUNDINGS and q deiiahtful
house within the .city's confines-in fact.
just q couple Of blocks from Connecticut
of towering shade trees q in the front
yard alone). In excellent condition and
for any one requiring ample space Four
large bedrooms, 2 baths, ideal noor ar
rangement throushout. Comfortable. shaded
detached garage. This property is being
offered on the market privately and can
be seen BY appointment only.
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THos. ]. FISHER u CO.. INC,
73S 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
Sunday ard evenings. Emerson 1901.
CONTINUED o. Next Pa4e.)
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AN INTOWN ATTACHED RESIDENCE.
ADJACENT TO THE WESTCHESTER
ApAPTMENTS

The proximity to conveniences, the
artistry of designing. combined with mo-
dernity and appointment make this. home
one you will want to see Good taste and
comfort characterize the interior, where
paneled walls covered with canvas. deli
cately shaded. add to the gracious sir OF
the large living room. hall and dining
evening cocktails and tile kitchen complete
the first aoor: 3 spacious bedrooms, 2
beautifully appointed bathrooms and
screened living porch on the second floor:
the cellar has a recreation room with
glassed mirrored built-in bar, bookshelves
and leather-cushioned benches: automatic
air-conditioning. many other interesting
features. Priced to sell quickly, the equity
in a smaller house will be considered in
part payment Metropolitan 1144.
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APARTMENTS UkFURklSHEp.
(NnpttpnndN

SiS WEBSTER ST. NW.--LAR0E RIM,
Cali Cali sxsdnrsaaa Adams oa4s sink gas s'ee rrsid''r'
1ddS 1d4S : z fAP-6 r. AND P.--------sssss
40 ''n sli HENRY axYs scHAs&sRT Il saa s----- 80
$40 John Marshall Pl.
, ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR, $50.
With q private family In new home. 3
eauipped kitchen; sentiies only. S5i4 KAN
! i raogr St. NE N;dE..SoRNER 90 BLDG. APIS Or
Ton Rent less Than % Similar iHN spts 5000 II You you
1924 vermont RI mi SIMPSON Avn cH Met. 500.
la;S l42o R Ct: NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
Ssth Ssth rsifrigerstion $45s rooms. kitchen
A iass sseNsssaas'en NEWTON ST. s471G rooms kitchen
bath: s42.50: 3 rooms. Kitchen. bath.
.oii4ss7 Newton st, n.w;-1 room and bath.
1924 Vt. Ave METROPOLITAN $500.
2dom. 2lS 18th aIo.,iL rI ME2ad FL. ALL OUTSIDE
Sath Sa1 81 and hall. rear porch; reduced rent.
s'isS isa7 no 6 st r-rnt,r. let 4 room,
and bath; elec.; fne condition. Only $35
14or East Capitol st.-lst H.. 3 rooms
sn9 sn9 path; elec. All outside rooms. Only
l4o1 East Capitol st.-2nd H.. s rooms
Saa Saa pat path: cleo. all outside rooms. Only
JESSE L. HE1sKELL 1115 st. NV.
APT. 2, 5727 7th ST. N.W.-2nd FL, 3
rooms and bath; private entrance; all out
side rooms; excellent condition; electric
Apt. 2. 623 Concord ave. nw.-4 rooms
and bath. all modern conveniences; excel
lent condition: electric refrigeration. Sol
JESSE L. HE1sKELL. 1115 st. NV.
s0oo'H ST. S.wa. s44.5S' EooMs AND BATH
al4s o st. nTWa oE7vAs so9ms caSa and BATH s475o.
Mills Bldg. Natl. 1865.
i9S4 l9S ! 18th ST. NV: 5 R. AND B., s47 SO
3oS TN st. s.w.; 8 rms. and bath 40.50
l!.6 .hd ma; o. s,s ave. me-; 2 rms. kitchen ,.o
f1y 6SC 10Th St; t;;,sE;;a sE;; 3 rms. and bath $3.50
LLOYD Il. TURNER. 800 9TH st. s.w. Ia
rooms see 2teben tGAI1F9RN1A dssFt. ST sain
. - =, 1880 r 81. NV: o'00
rooms kitchea g. bath B., with shower $3.50
4, i20s EVART ST. NE.
ST. nssS sSfhss SSSSs ~ ss4s
400 @ ST. NE
Second floor apartment: rooms, d.
neate' rsnt .4o .nash; new shades awnings screens
DOWNTOWN APIS, WALKING DISTANCE
TO GOVT DEPTS
and rooms, kit. and bath: large. cool
rooms: dinette space in kit; refrigeratio
on house current
Front apartments have both southern
and northern exposure: 15-ft. square living
room; elevator service: plenty Of hot water:
cleo washing machine in basement laun-
dry room: S32 80 to $50.
-, ALL APIS. HAVE JUST BEEN COM
PLETELY REDECORATED AND HAVE
NEW TABLETOP STOVES
The Colton-49 Eye st. NV.
Phone Met. 1895.
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VICINITY 14th AND MONROE srs.

Compelling circumstances have forced
owner to put such . sacrifice price on this
comfortable row brick In good condition.
3 bedr 2oms and bath. large Lying dining
in every way; f,ne BACK yard % ou,es oGsfh iisht
trafic street. but convenient to everything.
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DOWNTOWN.
Near Public Library and St.. Sophia's
Greek Church; 8 rooms and bath; oil
burner: garage. For further information
call Mr.. Altman, Atlantic 1928!
WAPLE 6s JAMES, INC
1924 14th St. NV. District S34o,
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW. Nd.

Recent Army orders require sale OF this
people Of taste, it has all the requisites for
delightful entertaining. 1t is built Of
brick and frame on q nicely Handicapped
lot. 75x230 feet. The floor plan gives an
idea of its unusualness-a living room
23x12. large dining room and kitchen. q
Second floor has two spacious bedrooms
room. paneled knotty pine recreation
gardens. Junior high school in course Of
construction in rear Of property. Without
using superlatives. this property Is out
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| S9.750-SUBURBAN MD. NEAR CONN.
rooms. spacious veranda; huge lot 2OOx
800. with specially planted shrubs. flowers
and fruit trees. REALTY ASSOCIATES
| National 142S until q n m
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NEAR THE MONASTERY-BEAUTI
semi detached Il r. and tile shower bath:
wood floors; stone fireplace. kitchen cab
NETS. inlaid linoleum. first-hoor laundry,
!aree game room. Price only $3.50. good
45Os-Sun. and ewes. Georgia 66aO
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S1g,500-LARGE BRICK HOME.
Located on a big lot near Chevy Chase
Circle and done over like brand-new. This
modern center-hall home contains large
living room. dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen and lavatory on first floor; four
and two bedrooms and bath on top floor.
Beautifully planted lot and a two-car
built-in garage. This lovely home is being
offered for quick sale at real sacrifice
price and should be seen without delay.
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1911 s St. n.w;-10 rooms. ami: as
price. S7,7bO. j. EDW. FOWLER d SON.
1912 Eye st. NV. Natl. 3679. 13'
BUILDER SAYS SELL THIS 7-ROOM,
bath home he has taken in trade for
$500 cash and $50 per month. Located
near Grant Circle; it is in new-house con-
dition and price is right. For further
details, call cit Ter Mr.. Waple or Joe
Fields with
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3346.
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Ss.95O-AN OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A
Chevy Chase. D. c.. near Connecticut ave,
BEDROOMS. bath and additional tiled
shower; new bath and kitchen fixtures:
open fireplace; automatic refrigeration: at
tic garage; lot 50x130: fine buy. BOSS
4 PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVENING,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE COMPLETELY
month: available rest of year Call Natl
1920, Ext. 624. until g pm. then Atlantic
7433 for information. 1859 Fort Baker
drive Sc.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, JULY 1st TO OCT.
1st. Shady corner lot. coolest part of city;
bedrooms. 2 baths. ami. grand piano,
2-car garage; references. Emerson 1856.
La
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TRIPLE EXPOSURE.

Very convenient to car line and schools:
cross ventila ton: neatly arranged: bed
rooms living room, dinette. kitchen bath.
amrle closets: S55. Apply resident man
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 909 18th st.
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TAX, PK.-5 r.. B: ia ELM. BUNGA-
r. b. o07 Underwood, S55. Shep 4O37
80 QUINCY PL. NE RMS. BATH
h:-w:h,, cellar. garage; S50.75. L. J.
Mills 40 eth n M Notl
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp.

NEAR NAVY YARD-BRICK HOUSE,
rooms bath, ami: fine condition. S35 So
INQUIRE $50 10th st. Sc.
o N. Y. AVE. NV ROOMS. BATH
cellar under entire house: ami: refer
ences required. Inquire No. l N. Y
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S695O-N. WOODSIDE, MD MODERN
broom bungalow on beautiful wooded
lot 55x140. IT.. close to TRANSPORTATION.
schools and shopping center. Hot-water
heat, garage A real opportunity for a
yoLhg couple with moderate cash pay
ment and $50 month. Owner will rent
back room if desired. which will
help carry the house.
12.750-CORNER HOME IN BROOK
DALE. MD, less than one year old.
BEDROOM OR GUEST ROOM AND
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR: two very
large bedrooms and bath on second
floor: complete electric kitchen; oil
burner: air conditioned. Beamed cell
ing in living room. Splendid lot. S5x
10 feet: garage. Call for appoint
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV National 2345.
AN InI1O1NN ATTA ACIIEn REGIpENCE
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FOXALL-6 ROOMS AND FINISHED
basement room with lavatory; gas heat.
deep yard: close to good schools. Natl
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492S 9TH ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. ANIL,
excellent condition: rent reduced: adult
family; gentiles. OWNER. Republic 2222
or HYATT GoS-J
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OFF MASS. AVE, NEAR WESTMORE.
land Circle-Newly built Colonial 5506
Wriley I'd, Westhaven, Md. bedrms., 2
baths, 1st-f Law; garage; gas heat: Sill
45O. Call Wis 5333. Ewes, Adams Sp23.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
1927 KENYON ST. NV.
Emss Kitchen and Bath; Elec; Refg.
-THOs. E. FARRELL CO, NATL. O765.
THE FAIRFAX,
2100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Ap sa puDsns TDs s5d Sse Ss Gf sN sax o
FURN.. hskp.. non-hskp.; hotel service op-
tiolSl. TRANSIENTLY from So: WEEKLY.
MONTHLY. Splendid restaurant moderate
prices. Rents incl elec for lights and refe.
Delightful sunroof D. E. STEPHAN Msr.
LOWEST RATES!
town fireproof bldg: switchboard elevator
service: FREE refrigeration: LARGE center
foyer; CORNER living room bedroom,
kitchen. bath: special refinements; S55.
Also large living room. bath. $50. Apts.
can be had furnished.
1880 r ST. NV DUPONT $500
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHED.

6l7F ST. NV room, close to bath;
hest, light. gas furn. Apply in store
1910 e ST. NE bright rooms. southern
expos; nice location; reasonable.
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l4OI 18th N.W-Double studio room. pvt
bath; single running water: vacancy 10
lady; excellent food; switchboard.
1900 K ST NV. Lee-MarQue-Attractive
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ROOMS FUR. & UNEUR.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1912 18th st. n:e.-Bed and
studio rm.. running water; lnclosed porch'
vriiI privilege Decatur 4559-M.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW AT 81 900. ON
lot 15xl6O. with big trees: five splendid
rooms, basement. full attic THOS L.
PHILLIPS Cleveland 1900. until pm
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.-ATTRACTIVE
Dutch Colonial home, reduced to $3.50.
on large corner wooded lot. near transpor.
tation and schools; rooms g bedrooms),
wide center hall. side living porch Easily
financed and will appeal to a conservative
buyer Metrooolitan 1143 TO 9:3O pm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01

sure is great place, second only to
Jarrett county. Expect to spend a
week here, but so years in Garrett
county"
The president accuses Senator Tvd-
lngs of running on Republican money.
Well, the New Deal candidates are
running on the taxpayers money
four and half billions of it.
California and South Carolina have
kept the ball rolling by showing Presi-
dent Roosevelt that he can't tell them
who to send to the Senate. Those two
states did their own choosing and
picked anti-New Deal candidates. Let
the ball rolling continue through
Maryland.
Louis Azrael, after hurried trip
through four counties including Gar
rett, jotted down few memories in
his column in the Baltimore News of
August 20, as follows:
And the clear, crisp mold of Oak
land-and the mountainy feeling that
can reach up and touch the stars
and the sleepless nights because one
blanket at the William-J James Hotel
was far from enough-and the dis
covery, late in the morning, that ad-
ditional blankets were in a dresser
drawer"
"The match-stick house in the win
dow of Bills Tavern at Oakland-al-
most foot square, about eight inches
high, with a fence and, many decora-
tons, all made of match sticks-it's
lacquered and trimmed and must have
taken weeks to make-Oakland is
proud of its municipal golf course
Twenty dollars a year and a whole
family can use the course any time at
ALL"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
AVILTON

About every one in the community
attended the Broadwater reunion on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Mcfarland and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Emerson, Frost
burg, spent Sunday afternoon with
Judge Brown and family.
Miss Pauline Dixon, Friendsville,
is visiting her uncle, Ohio Fike, and
family.
Mrs. VERNE Barclay, Homecoming,
spent the weekend here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Joshua Turner.
Mrs. Leah Default and family, Of
Midland, were here with Mrs. De-
Vaults parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Robson, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wilhelm and
daughter Agnes were visitors at the
Fike home one evening last week.
Miss Bernice Beachy was guest
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
Orphans Court Proceedings

The Orphans Court at its reguial
session held on Tuesday ratified the
first account of Mrs. Frances H. Kel-
Ter, guardian to her minor son, Bay
ard T. Keller.
A certified copy of the last will and
testament of the late Andrew w. Me-
Ion, Pittsburgh, Pa, was filed for
record and ancillary letters tesla
mentary were issued to Paul Mellon,
Pittsburgh, and Donald D. Shepherd,
Washington, D. C. These executors
appointed William R. Offutt, Oakland,
as their local agent.
Letters of administration d.b.n. were
granted Mrs. Harriet E. Frazee, of
Friendsville, on the estate of her de-
ceased father, Reuben Enlow.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
IN THE TOWN OF DEER
PARK, MARYLAND.

Under a power of sale contained In
a certain mortgage executed by
Charles R. Savedge and wife, bearing
date the goth day of May, 1926, and re-
corded in Liber No. go, folio 444, ETC.,
Mortgage Records of Garrett County,
default having been made in the COW
enants and conditions of said mort
gage, l will, on
Thursday, the 18th Day of Sep
TENDER, 1888,
at the hour of lis o'clock P NJ, in
front Of the Court House, in the town
of Oakland, Maryland, offer and sell
at public auction all that lot, piece
or parcel Of ground, situate, lying
and being in the town of Deer Park,
Garrett County, Maryland, and which,
on the plat filed in the case of H. G.
Davis ct al. VS.. Charles Perry ct al,
the same being No. 2010 Equity in
the Circuit Court for Allegany Coun-
", is designated as Lot No. IL, and
oelng the same lot that was conveyed
TO the said Charles R. Savedge by
Henry Bobet and wife by deed dated
Nay 3, 1920, and recorded in Liber
NO. ", folio 434, ETC., Land Records
OF said Garrett County, save and eX-
csept all that portion of said Lot No.
Il that was conveyed by said Savedge
and wife to Charles Montgomery by
deed dated May 9, 1920, and recorded
IN Liber No. n, folio ST., Land Rec
Ords Of said Garrett County, to which
sald two last-named deeds reference
IS hereby made.
TERMS:-Cash.
FRED. A. THAYER, Mortgage.
advertisement 232-4t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01

at the home of Jesse Merrill Sunday
evening.
Mrs. George Brown was visiting rel
atives in Frostburg and Homecoming
last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Beachy last Tuesday. Mrs.
Beachy before her marriage was Miss
Agnes Garlitz.
Paul CLANCY is home from the hos
pital and is improving slowly.
Mrs. Walter CLANCY spent Satur-
day in Frostburg.
Miss Violet Garlitz, daughter of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
Quantity of Land or Coal.

100 acres coal
SO perches of land.
SO acres of Military Lot No. 46.
| so acres of land, Military Lot No. 1760.
81 acres land.
$50 acres coal, Military Lots Nos 43, "A, 49,
215 interest in coal Military Lots Nos $685. 2O89
208 203 24 2085 and POST and part of the tract of
land called "Swanton."
24A acres land.
2 95 acres coal.
2 us acres coal under "Geanings."
% acres and 1872 perches coal.
100 acres coal under A. M. Meyers land
226A coal under James H. Fke Harry Grove and
Gael Orban.
100 coal under Military Lots Nos 1884 and 1885,
1893 ~ minerals.
2 1O11 acres minerals under "Creci" and "Auray"
acres coal under Martha Savage and Charles Thomas
1854 acres coal under land Of PlayfOrd Friend.
40 acres coal under B. W. Meyers land.
2 5 land.
3 6 acres coal and mineral.
106 acres COAL
3 100 acres COAL other than the top seam
2 acres and 81 perches of land.
3 % acres land, Hard Struggle
1877 acres "Dundalk"
interest in SGT acres of " Seat 16 acres of "Pig
Iron' and 1412 acres of LOG Yard"
so acres Military Lot No. 4O1:
1 so of land, Military Lot No. 1893.
2 Ito of land, Mill Run
1862 acres of land.
1 10 acres of land.
10 acres of land.
J 50 acres land, Military Lot No. 1890.
16 acres of land, Hickory Flat"
100 acres land Military Lots Nos 2727 and 1851.
so acres of land Military Lot No. 3243.
> 100 acres COAL Military Lots Nos. BOAT and 1852.
so of land.
5 u interest of W. T. Snes in 100 acres of land.
Lots Nos 1870 and 1873 and triangular lot in Mountain
Lake Park
Thirteen lots in Loeb Lynn, Nos l. O. g. g. 12 49, A.
Is, 16, IT, IS, First and Maryland Avenues.
One of Military Lot No. $50, in Loeb Lynn.
Lot No. 1925 in Mountain Lake Park.
Lots Nos 10 and 90 in Block 10, Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lots Nos 1O3 104, 105 1906 in Block g. in Davis Addition
to Oakland.
Lot in Block 8, Loeb Lynn Heights
Lot in Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lot No. 1881 on P Street. Mountain Lake Park.
Lots 5, g. z, and 8, Block 20, Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lot No. T. Block 90 Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lot No. 9, Block T. Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lots Nos 81 o. %, and a. Block TO- Loeb Lynn Heights
Lot No. s. Block &c. in Adersons Addition to Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Lot No. %, Block 8, Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lots Nos 81 and IA, Street. Mountain Lake Park
Lot No. g Block % Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lots Nos. l. 2, 3, and Block II Loeb Lynn Heights
Lots Nos 49, &c. 81 and 80, Block g. Davis Addition to
Oakland.
Lots Nos. IL and 10, Block "a Loeb Lynn Heights.
Lots Nos. and 2, Block 81, Loeb Lynn Heights
489 coal.
3 One-haf interest in $50 coal.
0ne-haf interest in $50 acres coal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
Nurse Reaps Vengeance

Nurse Reaps Vengeance
The fame of Miss Margaret Kahi,
who is at her home in Oakland for a
vacation, travels with her. Two peo-
pie of Cumberland write to The Re-
publican as follows:
miss Margaret Kahl, one of the
most admired nurses in the employ of
the Celaneses Corporation, had made
special arrangements to be relieved
early last Tuesday so that she would
reach home in time for a special din
ner given in her honor to set her
vacation off at a happy pace. In her
rush and enthusiasm she forgot to
take time to eat lunch before going
on duty so she snatched cheese sand
wich with the hope Of masticating it
before the shift was over.
"The nurse arrived at the first aid
station, carefully placed the sandwich
on the couch and hurried about her
M S. Soon the fangs of hunger re-
led her of the nice sandwich, but
70 ner disgust she found that Mr.
p Use had beaten her to it and was
Dying a nice meal. At the appear
:e of the nurse the mouse hoped
er on her purse and with an impu-
mt look defed her intrusion. The
drse in her hunger and wrath i'm
nediately summoned the police who
Investigated and supplied Miss Kahl
with trap. Margaret used piece of
the alluring cheese to bait the trap.
Soon the little thief found himself
fatal victim in an attempt to enjoy
another meal from the same sandwich
which he had stolen. Margaret was
so vexed that she refused to remove
the body from the iron jaws of the trap
and left the job for her relief. The
nurses friends regret her inconven-
fence in the mouse episode but con-
soled her with the fact that she was
in fine shape for the special dinner"
$50
Success AS A Laundryman
There may be some who do not rate
Franklin D. Roosevelt very highly as
a statesman, but none will dispute that
as laundryman he would be huge
success. In addition to soaking the rich
and putting the small business man
through the wringer, he keeps the rest
of US constantly in hot water.-Con-
tributed via Verona, Pa.
Writing from Hollywood, Calf,
Wayne Fitzwater, on visit to inspect
the movie queens, says, California
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Garlitz, is very
i'll in Allegany Hospital, Cumberland,
following an operation for appendi-
citis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01

The Merrill family reunion will occur
on Sunday, September 4, at Cherry
Grove, where everyone will find 4
welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01
Sun Disappears Rapidly

Once the sun reaches the horizon ii
seems to travel much more rapidly
than when viewed up in the sky.
Last Sunday evening, standing on
Table Rock just as the sun reached
the western horizon, there was an I'M
certainty as to how long it would take
the sun to disappear. One said eight
minutes, another ten, so out came the
watch to keep tab on Old Sol.
In exactly three minutes and 20 Sec
onds the sun had disappeared entirely
from view.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-09-01

the day of ae conveyancng and examination
ali
W. HERMAN, President
County O. County Nd
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Name to Whom Property was
Formerly Assessed

]. L. Sharpless Heirs. ............
w. H. Beard
John Boice Heirs. ...............
w. R. Browning ................
F. G. Fox.
McCulloh Coal and Coke Co. ......
Dennis Wagner ................
Patrick Rooney .................
Jasper farmhouse ..............
Bear Creek Lumber Company.
James H. Black.
George B. Frazee. ...............
Elijah Friend NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
William E. Hollinger. ............
John P. Hubbard ................
George and Uriah Jones. ........
Elijah Livengood ................
Isaac Savage ..................
Mary Pearl Sellers. ..............
Orval F. Sines ................
L. M. Sisler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evelyn Cleo Thomas. ............
Ray Billmeyer Observation-Disclosures.
Fred. Custer ct al. .,............
Jonas ]. Folk Heirs. .............
George H. Harden .............
J. l.. Yost ................
Laura Young NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Amelia Barrian ...............
Henry Baumgardner ...........
James Daugherty ...............
John w. Hunter. ................
Wesley Klipstein ................
Willard Riley ct al.
Samuel Warwick ................
F. G. Fox .................
Annie M. Griffith ..............
Barbara Harden ...............
Bessie S. N. Lusson ct al........
Estate of William c. Vanmeter. q.
Jacob Bethel ct al. ............
Sarah Railey
W. T. and Henry Sines. ..........
Nellie Agnew .................
]. Frank Burley .............
Jonas Canada Estate ...........;
John Carmody ................
J. A. Clark. ................
Duncan F. Close. ...............
w. F. Hartman. ..............
Allie Raymond ................
Martha A. Hill. ................
NJ. A. Joliff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Joseph w. King. .............
]. W. feathers Estate. .........
Fred. T. Martins Estate. ........
Anna M. Moxey. ................
B. w. Perine ................
Upton and Lille Cuppett. .......
Ada Sinsel Robinson. ............
Josephus Skinner ............
Harry M. Stahl .................
George Wensley ..............
]. W. Rulefson. ...............
8ayard Coal and Coke Co........
Florence S. Brown. ..............
M. NJ. Brown. ...............
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