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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Unlawful to Pick Up and
Hold Fawn Deer in Captivity

A warning has been issued to peo-
pie in Maryland by E. Lee LeCompte,.
State game warden, who pick up and
hold in captivity small fawn deer.
If these fawn were left unmolested
the mother could locate them and
raise them to maturity, he said, but
it is detrimental to the fawn herd to
allow this to continue.
Section 81 of Article 80 provides it
to be unlawful to have game in pos
session during any closed season, dead
or alive, unless said person has Sc
cured a permit from the Department
to hold same in captivity for propaga-
ton purposes only. A penalty of 500
and costs is provided.
Mr.. LeCompte said that his depart
ment had been required to confiscate
a number of small fawn in this county
and is asking the cooperation of the
public in not picking up any more,
under threat Of prosecution.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Precautionary Advice
Given Vacationists
State Health Director Lists
Things to Do and Things
Not to Do

If you are planning for weekend
trips or an out-of-doors vacation
hiking, camping, fishing, motoring
here is some precautionary advice for
you from DR.. R. H. Riley, Director of
the State Department of Health:
Don't battle or swim in streams
polluted by sewage. Don't swim i'm
mediately after eating, in any stream
or pool, at any time.
Boil your drinking water if the sup
ply comes from an unknown or I'M
protected source. No matter how
clear or sparkling stream may be,
don't take the safety or purity of the
stream for granted
Choose your camping place care
fully. If you are looking for a good
place for picnic or an overnight
stay, go on until you come to one
posted with a placard bearing the
State Seal showing that the place has
been inspected and meets the neces-
sary sanitary requirements.
Always wash your hands thorough
ly with plenty of water and soap be-
fore eating and before handling or
preparing food for yourself or for
others.
Wash vegetables and fruits thor
oughly before using.
Keep foods covered, as cool as pos
sible, and protected from flies. Avoid
rich foods and other foods that spoil
easily.
Look out for ticks. Fortunately
they are not all infected but some are
sources of Rocky Mountain spotted
fever-tick- bite fever-and it is safer
to regard them all as dangerous. If
you find any on you, remove them
very carefully to avoid crushing
them. The infectious material can be
readily absorbed into the system
through a scratch or break in the
skin. Swab the place from which the
insect was withdrawn with iodine and
wash your hands thoroughly after
wards. If you are camping or fishing
in tick infested region, search the
body at least twice day for the in
sects.
Don't exercise until you become
ovorbaofoJ IF wa, ,1orc,,;ro f,ooIxr a >, Il
feel droopy from the heat, drop a
pinch of table salt in a glass of cool
water, and drink it slowly. It's good
protection against heat exhaustion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Final Plans Submitted
For School Addition

Members of the Accident School
building committee met with F. E.
Rathbun, county superintendent of
schools, and Mr. Altman, architect, at
Accident on Saturday evening, June
%, to review the final plans and
specifications for the addition to the
Accident School,
Members of the Committee and Mr.,
Rathbun were said to be favorably
impressed with the plans prepared by
the Uniontown, Pa, architect.
These plans were submitted to the
consultant architects and to DR.. AL
bert S. Cook, state superintendent Of
Schools, for their final approval and
authorization to advertise for bids
was received yesterday by B. O.
Aiken, principal of Accident High
school.
Bids will be opened on July 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Thirty More Young
Men Called in Draft
To Be Indicted Monday, July
14-List Is Announced by
Board

Thirty more young men have beer
called for service in the U. S. army
under the selective service act. This is
the fifteenth call issued for men and
they will leave here on Monday, July
Ia, for Baltimore to be indicted.
The list of those selected was an
nounced this morning by the local
draft board as follows:
Paul John Jordan, Oakland; Frank
Kenneth Zehner, Grantsville; Millard
Jerry Sweitzer, Swanton; Paul Mar
tin Findley, Oakland; Arnold William
Dixon, Friendsville; Carl Wilson Rid
der, Oakland; Willis James Harvey
Kitzmiller; Benjamin Richard Sims
Kitzmiller; Cecil Emanuel Ross
Grantsville; Clayton Foster Mosser
Oakland; Ivan Raymond Fit, Swan
ton; Francis Wellington Mckenzie
Frostburg; Charles Harrison Mitter
Bloomington; Lawrence Walter bet,
rick, Selbysport.
Heiskell Willard Swauger, Jen,
nings; Herbert Clayton Wildesen
German; Harley Andreas Bowman
Oakland; Clark Marvin Swauger
Grantsville; Albert Clifford Dumire
Crellin; Clinton Joseph Mckenzie
Grantsville; Marshall Calvin Arnold
Oakland; James Henry Kreip, Frost
burg; Curry Allen Tasker, Vindex;
Herbert William Sharpless, Kitz-
miller; Ellwood Joseph Miller, Acct,
dent; John Eugene Friend, Friends
vile; Stanley Willard Wilfong, Acct
dent; Ross Dale Sewers, Kitzmiller;
John Richard Browning, Oakland;
Garland Okey burst, Jennings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
FOURTH ANNUAL
BEAUTY PAGEANT
TO BE- JULY Is
Beauty Contest and Water Car
nival Scheduled for That Date
Along Deep Creek Lake

The fourth annual bathing beauty
contest and water carnival has been
scheduled at Deep Greek Lake for Sun
day, July 10. Programs announcing
the various events have been dis.
tributed by Fred C. Buck" Dreyer
director.
The carnival will include boat pa
rade, sail and motor boat races, surf
and ski riding, climaXing with naval
sham battle. The sail boat races will
be held near the Turkey Neck section
while the beauty contest, sham battle
and other events will be held in the vi
entity of Cabin Lodge.
Events get under way at 1 p. M,
with a rescue exhibition which is de-
signed to teach spectators how to save
life if the occasion should ever arise.
At 2 o'clock there will be surf board
and water skiing under the direction
of William Held, Jr., chairman. A
motor boat parade led by the Stella
Parva, flagship of the Deep Greek
Lake Yacht club, will be held at 3
o'clock while the sail boat races will
start at 4 o'clock Over fifteen craft
are expected to participate in this
event.
Motor boat races will be held at
o'clock followed at 6 o'clock by the
bathing beauty contest. Entries will
be received for sponsored and I'M
sponsored contestants up to five p. M,
on that day. Several organizations
have already decided to sponsor a
bathing beauty, including the Morgan
County Tomato and Health Festival,
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
The concluding event will be the
naval sham battle. Motor boats will
attack a pirate ship resulting in its
complete destruction and capture of
the pirate crew. Members of a life
saving crew will be the pirates.
This annual event has attracted sew
eral thousand people to the Lake.
One year the contest was held at
Railey's. This is the third year at Ca
bin Lodge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
THIRD STREET PROPERTY
IS PURCHASED BY CITY
Part of Offutt Estate Adjacent
to COca-Cola Plant, Bought by
Town for $4,000

At a special meeting of the Mayor
and Town Concil on Monday evening
the members authorized the purchase
of the Offutt lot on Third street. The
price agreed upon was $4,000.
The lot is 100 feet wide and 165 feet
deep and is adjacent to the Oakland
Coca Cola plant. A building will be
erected on the property sometime in
the future to house the Fire Depart
ment.
There has also been some talk of
erection of a Community building
which would include the Fire Depart
ment, but there appear to be no def
mite plans as yet.
The citizens of town authorized the
the erection of a Community building
at a special election several years ago
and empowered the town to issue bonds
up to an amount not exceeding $4,000
for the towns share of WPA project
in erecting a $4,000 structure The
Harry Helbig property at the north
edge of town was consequently pur-
chased for around $4,000, and plans
for the community building were
drawn up but they have been buffeted
back and forth between WPA offices
and the City Council Chamber, several
changes have been made and at pres
ent they are supposed to be in Wash
ington, where they were awaiting
final approval.
Since the stoppage of WPA work
here the erection of the building by
any such method is now out of the
question, but number of citizens have
felt that some satisfactory building
could be erected by private employ
ment at a cost not to exceed the sum
authorized by the towns taxpayers.
Plans may be further discussed at
the regular meeting of the Mayor and
Council on Monday evening.
Leak In Water Main
The loss of eleven feet of water in
one of the reservoirs of the town
caused an investigation to be made
and the discovery of broken pipe
in one of the supply mains of town.
The leak was located on Third street
near the Little Youghiogheny river
and steps were taken yesterday to re-
pair the line. With pumps going at
full speed the water in the reservoir
dropped one foot an hour. With the
water turned off in the section where
the leak occurred the water supply
was built up steadily.
1t was pointed out there was suf-
ficient water for all users and a
fire reserve of considerable proper
tions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
WPA Rolls in State
Reduced to 5000

WPA rolls throughout the state
were cut by 5000 workers, and the
projects under way were reduced
from IT'S to IS, according to Harry D..
Williar, Jr., state administrator.
There are now only 5000 persons on
the roll. Of the 5000 reductions, 1000
were made in the counties and 1000
in Baltimore city.
Of the construction jobs remaining
active, approximately seventy-five
percent are those certified as essen
tial to defense.
The largest project of those in the
remaining twenty-five percent not
classified as defense projects is the
Savage River dam in this county,
which will be continued because of its
size, Importance and degree of COM
pletion.
At one time, February, 1886, there
were 5,400 persons on WPA rolls in
Maryland, and as recently as Janu-
airy there were 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
264 CCC Camps
Closed on Monday

Announcement that 264 CCC camps
were closed July 1 because of reduced
appropriations was announced by
James j. McEntee, director. This cuts
the number of camps from 800 to
1926. The CCC appropriation for the
fiscal year ending June 80 was $50
million and is $246,96O,OOO for 1941-
AZ.
CCC started the new fiscal year
with 232,5OO men compared with an
average in the closing twelve months
of 100000. About $4,000 new enrollees
will be taken in soon to fill vacancies.
Among the camps closed is the Po-
tomac CCC camp near Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Price of Milk Is
Raised to IL Cents

Milk consumers in Oakland were
notified this week, that effective July
/ the price of milk would be II cents
per quart instead of 10 cents as for
merly.
The notice was signed by Roy o.
Winters, j. F. Hamilton O. C. Bit
finger, J. w. Lower, H. NJ Weeks, E.
w. Helbig, Oliver M. Smouse, Mrs.
John J. Sweeney.
The increase, the producers stated,
was due to an advance in feed, cows
and labor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Fourth of July Dinner At Rain
bow Inn Sponsored by Baptists

A chicken dinner will be served at
Rainbow Inn, facing Deep Creek Lake
between the hours of Y M. and 7
P, NJ, sponsored by the Deep Greek
Baptist Pastors Aid Society. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
Potomac CCC Camp Closed

The Potomac CCC camp, located on
the Little Mountain east of Loeb
Lynn Heights and a few miles from
Deer Park. was closed on Monday APP
proximately seventy-fve of the en-
rollees being returned to their homes
in various towns nd cities, the
others being transferred to CCC camps
throughout the area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
The total by month for the first six

Caroline county commissioners lev
led a county tax of .$1.28 per 500 of
assessment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-03
CONGRESSMAN TO
GIVE ADDRESSAT
MT. LAKEPARK
Jennings Randolph to Speak
Next Sunday at Fourth Pro-
gram of Maryland Chau-
tauqua

Hon. Jennings Randolph, Congress
man from the second district of West
Virginia, will address the Maryland
Chautauqua audience in the large
amphitheatre at Mt Lake Park, Md,
on Sunday afternoon, July 6, in the
fourth of series of twelve summer
presentations. He will speak on the
subject "The Defense of America"
The program will begin at 3 o'clock.
Congressman Randolph has been
busy on the speaking platform for the
past several months. During the past
few weeks he has spoken in Mime
apolis, Louisville, Atlantic City, and
Chicago. Following his address at Mt
Lake Park he will leave Immediately
for Pittsburgh where he speaks that
same evening.
In 1926 he became head of the de-
partment of public speaking at Davis
and Elkins college and during the
summer of 1929 lectured with Red
path Chautauqua He is co-authOr
with Dr. James A. Bell of Speaking
that Wins" and at present he con-
ducts night classes on public speaking
at Southeastern University. Mr.. Ran
dolph delivered the New Jersey Jack
son Day address held in Newark last
March 26.
Mr.. Randolph has been a regular
visitor to the Park for over thirty
years, having been interested in the
Western Maryland Tennis tourna-
ment, and of recent years the Noun
tain Choir Festival Association, both
organizations claiming him as one of
their dependable patrons He will
come direct from, two large events in
his native state. He will crown the
Queen of the West Virginia Rhodo-
dendron Festival at Webster Springs,
on July A, and will dedicate the new
post office building at the same place
on the following day.
NI. hdHuOIDl HdIlc VIII Dc duIlSIl
to the impressive list of speakers
who appeared on the platform of the
Maryland Chautauqua years ago,
such as Bryan, Taft, Talmadge, Sam
Jones, Dewitt Miller, Sturgeon and
Hills.
Musical Numbers
Along with the afternoons address
special music has been arranged by
Rev. Felix G. Robinson, program di-
rector Joseph Trenton, Cumberland,
will direct a Lions Club Chorus in
several folk and popular songs. Helen
Keil, of Pittsburgh, will sing, and the
Robinson String quintet will play a
group of three numbers. The latter is
composed entirely of the family of
Rev and Mrs. Felix Robinson. Rev
Robinson plays the violin, Mrs. Rob-
inson, the piano; Ariel, the violin;
Muriel the violincello, and Heather
Joyce, the harp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP-Business terrific. modern
equipment, living quarters sacrifice, cash.
1898 East Forest
lCONFECTIoNARY FOR sale good busi.
ness; leaving city; account Illness. 1881
Van Dyke.
ESTABLISHED grocery and meat market
! good steady volume, splendid corner loca-
tion. real proposition 10 responsible party
$50 West Vernon
FOR sALE-A-1 restaurant. well estaD-
nshed; must sell, drafted Moose cafe.
Flat Rock. Mich
GROCERY. meats, beer vine, excellent
business good location. established
Murray s0is.
GROCERY MEAT Market. beer. wine vel
stocked; sacrifice. drafted Lafayette
Isl.
LUNCH ROOM-Good business. new tx
lures. manager drafted. 1896 DIX.
Dearborn
NATIONAL. 30f4-Five furnished 3.A-room
apartments steam; income Sl75. s.. zoo,
terms
ROBINS 5tsf-4Weil stocked confectionery
I complete lire patent medicine. &c and Toe
articles. sundries, ice cream bar: doing
lively business; real opportunity. See
owner
WELL established tool AMI die shop.
and loaded with profitable work Write
Box B-G053. Detroit Times.
- ROOMS always filled three Frigidaires
income $50 $500 down. priSBd $500.
| 2es3 Grand River.
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Houses for Sale
east of Woodwurd)

CHRISTY 1000 tCpuucrl $50 ~ month
buys new 5-room brick storm windows
garage side oriye lawn. 81 SEQ down.
Owner Arlington csc
COPLiN- MACK Modern. three bedrooms.
splendid condition. nice basement eN-
ccUe0t furnace. garage. siGe drive. 50 500.
ssr-1 ui0vn krfsr s363 tifattes
LENOX MACK LARGE living room tw
bedrooms. Fun basement. excellent cordi-
ton Al throughout. $3.50. $500 down
Acvc s3u3 Gratiat
PENNSYLVANIA-WA Large single
five rooms down three w. excellent con
dillon fine basement good furnace. 81. 200
$500 down Acme 1903 Grati0i.
Rockville. near Gratiot ard ii-Miie
road . large cheerful rooms. can build
large rooms IN attic. full basement
lr-7acc, rarace ONLY SO goo $3.50 down
S32 monthly. includes taxes 8, interest
MIonm Realty, 1916 Mack, NJ. 73lo
TWO BEDROOM home in beautiful Crosse
pn.rtc Woods Only SO 500 500 pet
month 2Oail Harper near Eight Nile
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Houses for Sale


.BELDEN i5fOs Modern rooms and
hath: fun basement. furnace newly re-
conditioned 50 BOO $500 down. ready for
occupancy. Cherry 2fiS.
FERGUSON. 1887 (puritanl Groom
brick. bedroom down. owner. Vermont
LARS
FOURTEENTH -7-room garages excel
lent income. transportation widow sac
rifices So 100 University 1888.
HELEN. = 5339-Cprner. Groom. excellent
condition: 2-car garage. owner. Plaza
2Gu3
HUBBELL 1879 G.room Dutch COLONIAL
closing estate. terms. Call Cadillac o9ai
HUNTINGDON WOODS bedroom baths
low heating cost. well insulated sacri-
1rei University 1871
KENT @kN 1890 -.-ttoh brick. attic
gafelc ecrificc, 81 500 owner Town
owl f.E7fs Dawson orb
X .NTUCKY s. hoolcran section F. broom
brick; schools transportation; $40 down.
HOgarth 6262.
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Children 10 Board
Offices, DESK Room, for Rent
Business Places for Rent

SEVEN MILE East 1879 Corner, 45x20.
hoisp0, Tor drug store Call Twinbrook
2-322g
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Housekeeping Rooms

CANFIELD. East. 14sf-2- a-room apart
ments. furnished. unfurnisted. reason
able. excellent transportation
FE%KEIL.LINERN 1850. e.+4..--l...l
rooms. redecorafed Kelvinatnr lor
couple University 2-o416.
FOURTH. iIi7 small housekeeping room
running water. suitable for AIRED pen
.sloncr 80 80 weekly
HELEN. 5203-- Comfortable apartment
suitable two. Frleldairc private entrance
packard Sd Odge'sf
JOSEPHINE. i2i Woodward Clairmount
Nicely furnished first, front. linen
water. telephone
sTANLEY. 224i-near l4ih. clean com.
io<table rooms for couple 50.
'TRaS,BULI. 4t2G Lovely tWo clHvcnlor'
rooms. refrigeration, everything included
81 So: adults
WILLIS WEST. 4i1 Room ktchcnetie
new mattress quiet adults s. Ais.
sleeping
CoLORED - Comfortably furnished room.
single gentleman, reasonable, excellent
transportation. Trinity 2-7l3S
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IBERKbEY Columbia road. near Wood
ward five lots; all improvements FILA.
ROYAL Oak 1902
CLOSING OUT subdivision: ClOyerlawh-
Chicago; 40-ft. paved. II. A. $3.50.
Randolph eI6s
DEARBORN HlGhLASDs Reaut. ful
home sites: $3.50 and up. Dr. 1886.
EUREKA RID ana Jim Daily. I mile west
on TeleEfaph Rd. 40x2U1 lots. $50
BASKE 1926 W SMILE RID. We 6.2i40
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81 O5 all finished Sc pound: shirts fin
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A CURTAIN SPECIALS PAIRS. 81
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Houses for Sale
(Wed OF WoodudrdJ ,

Mn&TE VISTA 1882 cor cHALFoNTR
WIDOW LEAVING CITY MUST SELL
s. zoo FULL PRICE
Lovely groom hrick With large, attic, IN
size uv rm. ard DIN rm ? bedrms
kitchen and hrkfst nook - 2-car garage
fence. screens. storm sash Excellent con
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GEO a WiETEESON ca TN. 2-la7e
ROYAL. OAK-S2.s75; ust' completed: nv.
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TOT sGN27s. $500 down Go 3 nile west
Of Woodward on i3-Mne road. blocks
south 20 30la Garden, open 10 $50.
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Board and Room

BOULEVARD. East Grand tCrauoU--
Large room, one or two persons. home
privileges; excellent meals Piazza 4i2s
BOULEVARD. EAsT GRAND. 928 neaf
Mack Two men, private porch. 81
three meals convenient hours
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND 2ii5
(DodFe-Packardsl twin beds $40 90
bedroom, 81 90. SO CO., olive 1854
GLENDALE. ~ Woodward Comfortably
furnished, twin beds. home COOKING ex-
cellent transportation.
HOLCOMB 1854 CMackl- Private home
privileges tbusinesS man 80 OfHt
boarders.
PINGREE- HAMILTON -Pleassyt alry neai
room; old-fsshionss meals Madison 1859
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