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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-17
In The Sick Room

Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Starr and
Mrs. Elizabeth Arndt went Sunday
to see Doris Arndt, the daughter OF
Mrs. Arndt and niece OF Mr.. Starr.
She Is in the Sigma Gamma Chill.
dren's Hospital, MI. Clemens,
where she has infantile paralysis.
Both legs are completely paralyzed
Doris was stricken the first OF Sep
TENDER. She is continuing her stud
les, though she Is not able to 81; up.
She is is years old and In the junior
high school. Mrs. Arndt lives at
Taylor Center, Telegraph Road.
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Dentists To Meet

Dentists To Meet
Washtenaw County District Den
tai Society will mee;, at the Mich
igan Union. Anp Arbor. Tuesday
evening. for the next regular meet
ing. Dinner will be served at 6:15
p. M. The speaker of the evening
viii be Professor Preston Slosson
whose subject will be The World
Today
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DANGEROUS INMATE ESCAPES

Detroit. Nov. TAP = Wayne
County sheriff's officers and Detroit
police searched today for Benja-
min Ball, 50-year-old Eloise Hospi-
tai inmate who escaped Sunday
morning. Hospital stan doctors
described him as dangerous. Ball
escaped by finding q key that At the
lock Of the ward door in which he
was confined, according to Dr..
Robert Howell. He was serving q
term resulting from an indecent
liberties charge.
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"MoNEY" INJURIES WOMAN

MALONE, N. Y.-UP Mrs.
Howard Spencer Is recovering from
an injury to her eye caused by
flying" money. She was watching
. machine giving aerial rides at the
Franklin County Fair when a mis-.
sile shattered her eye glass. Com
panions found the object was u
z6-cent coin, which apparently
dipped out Of the pocket Of a per-
son whizzing through the air on
the machine.
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Ypsilanti Briefs
Extlnnulsh Fires

Extinaulsh Fires
All three fire department trucks
were out at .. m Sunday In an
swer TO two calls. One was at-b0l
st. John 81. where wood In . shed
at the rear OF William T. Woolssy's
property was burning, and the other
was a roof fire at the home OF
Clarence Townsley. 3o1 N. Hamil'
ton St Firemen extinguished both
blazes before they had spread far,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-17
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARK EFT
OPENS LOWER

STOCK MARKET
OPENS LOWER
New York. Nov. Tins The
stock market slipped irregularly
lower at the opening today.
A few issues we're down a point
or more. including Westinghouse
and Mggett & Myers 3D." The lat
ter hitting a new low for the year
but changes generally were limited
to fractions. Trading was compare.
lively slow.
General Motors, Anaconda, du
Pont, Lockheed. U. s. Steel; South
ern Pacific, American Car & Foun-
dry. Coca Cola and American Can
all were down fractions.
Bucking the trend for modest
gains were General Electric, Beth
lehem, American Smelling. Douglas
Aircraft and Standard OIL OF N. J.
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THE WEATHER

Weather forecast: Ypsilanti and
vicinity: Partly cloudy and warm.
err tonight. Tuesday. increasing
cloudiness and somewhat warmer.
Temperature at a. m, IS degrees.
Wind direction, southwest: wind
velocity, Ave miles per hour. Ba-
rometer, 1856 steady.
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To paoaI alhkIha

Detroit. Nov. .17-AP-Federal
Investigators planned TO go aboard
the Great Lakes Towing Company
tug America today In an attempt
to determine what caused the yes
sell TO sink In the Detroit River
the morning of Oct. Is with the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-17
POULTRY
(6axley's Markst)
ANTIQUE PISTOL DANGEROUS
Buying Prices)

BUFFALO. N. Y.-UP-An old.
fashioned four-shot pistol discov-
cred In the home of Carl A. Patruc-
CO proved more trouble than k was
worth. The weapon was discovered
by Patrucco beneath an attic win
dow. Upon removing It. the pistol
was discharged. The bullet buried
itself in the back Of his hand.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 17-Good TO
choice steers and ysarlings, sl1.5oQ
IL; medium to good shortfed steer
and heller yearlings. $s.05q1l.25;
common to medium steers and
heifers, s7.eS9s.25: native grass
beef cows, $7@7.25: cutters. 1907;
Gamers. $4.7505.7S: good weighty
sausage bulls. ss.75@s; thin light
bulk, $7Qs.50.
Calves = Best. 3l4: fair to good,
ss.5o61s; common, IS.
Sheep and lambs-Few choice
lambs. $ll.75: best lambs, s11.50G
11.65: medium, slo@11.25; feed
ers, sl0610.50: slaughter ewes.
s5.50Qs; common, S3.509b26.
Hogs-ls0-240 ID butchers. 5000
@1o.25; 24o-so0 ID average. $500
10; $50 lbs down, $4,000.
Butter and Eggs
Detroit, Mich, Nov. IL
BUTTER-Best creamery in tubs
ssh q36hc.
EGGS = Current receipts. 32hc:
dirties, 2slsc; checks. 27i1c.
Poultry
Detroit. Mich, Nov. 17-Poultry:
market steady. Hens, heavy breeds,
$50 zoe ID; leghorns. 17@19c h.;
broilers, heavy. 2l@23c lb.; ducks,
l6q1Sc Id.
Vegetables
Detroit. Mich, Nov. IL
BEETS-No. l.. 30d45c doz. bchs.
CARROTS-No. l, 40455c doz. bchs
CABBAGE-No. /. 50660c bu.
CELERY-No. l. 500 40c doz. bchs.
ONIoNS-Dry, so Id. sack, sl.15Q
LBS.
POTATOES-s5c@sI.
PUMPKlNS-No. l, 40U60c bu.
Fruit
Detroit, Mich. Nov. IL
APPLES-Jonatnans, No. l. $3.50
1.50 bu.; Delicious. s1.50Q1.75:
Shows. $101.50.
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eaty sueeumbs

6aty sucounbs
The son born Saturday afternoon
IN Boyer Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs,
Glover Barnes. Az s. Adams ST.,
succumbed early this morning. The
baby weighed four pounds, 1871
ounces at bir,h.
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TOWNS sLAckED OUT

Pittsfond. Mich. Nov. f7--AP--
An automobile striking a pole. which
fell against some power lines,
caused a short circuit that "blaeked
out" Pittsford and osseo Saturday
night
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Substitutes
Rev. David II. Porter substituted
in First Baptist Church Sunday,
since Rev. w. r Shaw was i'll will
influenza.
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Fruit

Fruit
Detroit. Mich. Nov. IL
APPLES-Jonatnans, No. l. 1880
1.50 bu.; Delicious. s1.50Q1.75:
Shows, $101.50.
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cELEeRAre ANNIvERRsARy

Bay City, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE
75ua anniversary celebration Of the
First Methodist Church began
here Sunday with the Rev. Raymond
J. Wade. bishop of the Methodist
Church in MichiEan. participating.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-27

posvadja, nego ce Sc protiy ME
boriti zavodeci jos wise radnike
On je sigurna institucija karita-
listicke privatne svojine. l svi oni
koji su pomogli da Sc Lewis po-
vrati ma prestolu 'prijatelja" rada,
ukljucujuci opet fekere, pseudo
socijaliste pseudokomuniste, nj
su nista drugo nego o oru a
razbojnickog kapitalizma. A "a po-
stoiece fekere neumrli Daniel De
Leon rece:
"Kao sto je start plebejski vo-
dja predstavljao klasni polozaj cd
narcotic snage "a patriotic ne
dace "a proletarijat, tako il slic-
nth razloga radnicki vodja danas
nije nista drugo do skrivena ba-
terija, liza koje kapitalisticka klasa
moze da postize ono sto ne bi mo-
gla bez ME - zarobljivanje pos
tepeno unistavanje radnieke kla-
Sc, uporedno tim, ponizenje !!
upropascenje cele zemlje."
Neka Sc medjusobno svadJaJu
neprijatelji radnicke klase koliko
god zele. Radnici trebaju da sc sto
dalje cd njihove svadje drze, jer
Sc oni ne svadjaju koji &c BIZ
ii bolji veci prijatelj radnika,
nego koji &c cd kojeg uspeti da sto
wise zavede radnike.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-27

MIA" ma mesto NRA siruma sada
Sc iznemoglom kapitaliZmu daje
sirum ognja i maca - proizvod-
MIA fantasticne militarne masine.
Zaista su kapitalistima smrdila
reforme NRA Workers Alliance
jer cd tih milijardi poreza, koje
su usvojene reforme kostale, oni
nisu dobivali masnih profita, iako
i'm one pomogose odrzati kapitali-
zam koii Sc cd zernljotresa 1929.
tresase il osnove. Ali kada Roose-
velt poce te milijarde poreZa da-
yati kapitalistickim industrjama u
vidu ratnih poruzbina, nozdrve
krvclocnih kapitalista osetise mio
miris ratnih profita!
Tako ia reformisticka prosjac-
ka organizacija, koja je pomogla
da Sc radnici drze sto cvrsce uz
kapitalisticki smrdljivi reformi-
zam, odlazi sa pozornice njen po-
sac predaje c. l. 0. pseudokomu-
nistima, koji &c nastaviti sa roku-
sajima da drze radnike uz krvo-
locni kapitalisticki reformizam,
trazeci Cd americkog kapitalizma
da gurne zemlju u rat.
Premda je ia reformisticka ka-
rikatura, Workers Alliance, sama
u grob usla, nece to isto uciniti
Geo kapitalisticki reformizam. Po-
slednjeg &c radnici morati razori-
ii sa revolucionarnim programom
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije.
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"WOrkers Alliance" ],
raspuStena.

(Nastavak sa /. strane.)
nalaze preko 100000 besposle-
nih radnika. Svu tn brigu Workers
Alliance ostavlja respektivnim ju-
nijama.
Nazad tri godine ia organizaci-
ia je odrzala konvenciju u Kleve-
landu ma kojoj je usvojila plan cd
sest godina. Tai plan je bio "work-
relief" plan. Pored toga ona je
pomogla da Sc stvori povoljna 81
tuacija "a "treci termin," jer je
jos tada preporueila da Sc pc
treei put izabere Predsednik Roo
sevelt, da bi tako ona mogla svoj
plan cd sest godina sprovesti u
delo.
Ali sada vidimo da nakon tri go
dine ona sama propada sa svojim
sestogodisnjim planom.
Kada je ona usvojila tai plan
onda nije izgledalo da &c njen idol
u Washingtonu usvojiti iste mere
"a "uposlivanje" radnika koje mr.
ski Hitler upotrebljava, jer to jos
tada bese "un-American" i Gun
democratic" Workers Alliance je
verovala da &c broj besposlenih
biti sve wise "uposlivan" ma vladi-
MIN projektima nadala Sc da &c
ona tada prosperirati kao njihov
protektor. Ali Sc u svom refor-
mistickom racunu ona jake preva-
rila. Men idol u Washingtonu cd
Hitlera pozajmi ideju "uposliva-
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KOme je kOristila
kOnvencija CIO?
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)


radnicke klase. Kada radnici vide
kako su bill cd njih njihovih
laznih junija decenijama "a nos
vuceni, to &c tako radnike okre-
mutt protiv njih, da &c oni sa mu-
NEWTON brzinom bez reZerve prl-
miti program Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partje i prema njenom uce-
nju smesta obracunati sa kapita-
lizmom. Vec Sc mnogi clanovi tih
junija sada pocinju razocaravatl'
Necemo Sc nj malo Guditi ako Sc
cd sada pocnu u vecoj meri i We
ci broj njih razocaravati. Spre.
majmo Sc "a takvu milu eventu-
almost. Otkrivajmo neumorno pu-
ku fekersku golotinju postojecih
junija. Neka ia strasila vide sto
vecl DrOJ radnlka. SpremaJmo one
koji su sada pristupaeni nasoj re-
ci. Spremajmo sc da cemo biti Il
stanju uspesno doeekati mnostvo
radnika, jer svi znaci pokazuJu
da Sc dan radnickog budjenja sve
blize primice. Privuknimo ga sto
blize nasim revolucionarnim ra-
dom.
Dole fekeri fekerski pokreti!
Dole kapitalizam!
Sva vlast Socijalistiekoj Indus
trijalnoj Juniji!
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n NASI DOPISI.

najuspesnije moze pomoci ruskom
radnom narodu ako sc radnici ka-
pitalistickih zemalja bore "a o.
baranje domaceg kapitalizma. Sva
drukca "pomoc" jeste promesana,
sa smrtnim otrovom. Onda je ur-
girao prisutne da citaju studira-
ju, te da sto wise medju ostalim
radnicima Sire RADNICKU BOR-
BU ostalu S. L. P. literaturu, da
bi Sc tako sto pre- oborio sistem
najamnog ropstva podigla zgra-
da Besklasne Zajednice. Govor-
druga Culuma bi sa naivecom paz-
njom saslusan sa burnim 0d0-
bravanjem primljen Cd strane
prisutnih.
Nakon govora druga Culuma,
stclcravnatelj predaje rec drugu
1. Vidmaru, koji je ma Spaniel
skom saopsti prisutnima sustinu
govora druga Culuma. Osim toga
on je procitao par stranica iz bro
sure "Dole Rat prisutnima OBJ
jasnio nuznost pomaganja radnic-
ke stampe i organizovanja radnic-
ke klase, Il Uruguayu politicki
ekonomsh. Politicki "a osvajanje
i obaranie burzoaske drzave. Exc
nomski "a uzimanje sredstava pro-
| izvodnje njihovo kretanje ko-
rist proizvodjaca. Prisutni, tako-
djer, primise sa burnim odobra-
vanjem govor druga Vidmara.
Nakon toga drug Culum drug
Vidmar uzese olovku papira po-
cese kupiti dobrovoljne priloge "a
pokrice .troskova oko rucka, sto
ostane povrh toga da Sc posalje
RADNIcKOJ BORBI. Sledeei pri--
lozise Il uruguajskim pesosima:
Mato Pavlovic familija 1000,
P. Centner 500, l. Diosi 400, F.
svajgar 400, B. Malankovic $50,
V. Vukojevac $50, NJ Cveticanin
800, D. Culum 800, Holoncer 800.
F. Safran 800, A. komjetan 500,
D. Mraovic 800, n. Oreskovic 3.21,
S. Pernar 800, J. Cindric 800, IA.
Pavlovic 800, J. Prstac 800, P
Vukojevac $50, J. zivoder 200, j.
Cavlevic 200, G. Gros 1.50, T. Vr-
banjo 1.5O, Familija Vidmar 1-50,
V. Komjetan $50, A. Samac so,
D. Bicanic 20.
u hrani prilozise simpaticarl:
S. Fabes i A. Markanovic 5.32,
FamiIija Vidmar 600, dok je drug
Centner poklonio jednu "sopresu,
ma kojoj sc prihodovalo 40
Kako uvek, tack ovog puta,
nase vredne drugarice simpati-
carke P. Vukojevac, E. Diosi, NJ
Vidmar, K. Pavlovic, Jela svajger,
narcotic Vidmar njena majka
(koja nije zbog svojih godina da-
la mladjin1a da je preteknu, sve
su one neumorno radile. l ako su
spanskog govoreceg jezika nije
i'm to smetalo da rade "a revolu-
cionarnu prosvetu jugoslavenskih
radnika - "a oslobodjenje radni-
ka celog sveta.
Organizacija Sc najlepse zahva-
ljuje kako prilagacima, tako po-.
setioca i ostalim koji SUI svojim
radon pridodali opstem uspehu.
p. Centner, dopisnik
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StO.jan Magdic.
East Chicago, Ind.

L utorak II. novembra umro
je Stojan Magdic, mas simpatlcar
otac nasih drugova Gojka Mi
lana Magdica. Doktori ustanovise
da je pokojni umro cd tuberkulo-
Ze.
Pokojni drug Stojan Magdic ro-
dien je 1882. godine u Velikoj Pi-
sanici, blizu Velikog Bielovara.
Dosao je ovu zemlju 1912. godi-
ne
U cetvrtak 13. novembra, mi
clanovi i simpatieari S. L. P. IL
Gary East Chicago sa njegovom
ovdasnjom rodbinom prijateljima
ispratili smo pokojnog Stojana do
njegovog groba.
Drug NJ. Brlas je odrzao mad
grobni govor, ukazujuci da Sc
smrt clanova radnicke klase, zbog
kapitalistikog izrabljivanja, mno-
go ubrzava mnogi radnici JOS
vrlo mladi po godinama padaju
kao zrtve tog izrabljivanja. i da Sc
zbog toga tuberkuloza koja najvi-
Sc mort elanove nase klase zove
"proleterska bolest."
Geo zivot pokojnog druga Sto-
jana Magdica bio je patnja kao
sto su nasi zivoti. Stalno je mo-
rao raditi "a drustvene parazite,
kaptaliste, da bi sc oni sto wise
bogatili Cd njegova drugih ma
jamnih radnika rada. U zameni
"a svoj dozivotni korisni rad, kao
mi ostali izrabljeni radnici, do
bivao je samo toliko da Sc odrzava
zivotu, da bi dalje "a njih radio,
dok najposle nije tako istrosen i
izmoren oboleo i pao kao zrtva
tih okolnosti.
Drugaciji razumni, tojest, So
ciialisticki drustveni poredak bi
omogucio duze odrzavanje zdrav-
liza, pa duzi, veseliji i mnogo Ia
dovoljniji zivot "a sve one radnike
koji pate pod danasnjim kapitaliz-
nom.
Tako je drug Brlas izrazio sau-
cesce naseg clanstva rodbini pri-
jateljima pokojnika Stojana Mag
diea i apelovao je ma prisutne da
Sc bore protiv postojece drustvene
nepravde.
Pokojnik ostavlja "a sobom diva
sina ovoj zemlji,, tojest, u Gary,
Ind, sa njihovim familijama. Je-
dan cd njih je clan, a drugi do
bar simpaticar S. L. P.
Mas Ogranak izrazava svoje dru-
garsko saucesce drugu Gojku i
Milanu Magdicu, kao njihovim
familijama ma gubitku njihovog
vrlo omiljenog oca i naseg SIM
paticara.
U ime Ogranka, S. Crnovic.
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DOpuna.
Akron, 0.

u dopisu sa skupstine odrzane
%. oktobra slucajno je ispusteno
ime druga M. Kapiea koji je pri-
lozio SOC.
Umoljavam citaoce R. B. da ovu
dopunu uzmu obzir a cd druga
Kapica trazim drugarsku izvinu
"a ovu omasku.
nj. Bozic, dopisnik.
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IL ZIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
KOncerat u Cleveland, o.


People OF de
$ zmode a
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Detroit Pirincin Lecture.

Doy Hail. s7 Woodward Ave.
is swecom meandad S
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Vecerinka u Akron, O.

ograkAk
IPoetak att uvee IA $ : Odbor
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Vecerinka u Detroit, Mich.

suu cembra oanak Detroit veu bkau 54 Russell
Ii
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Ispravks:.

U SO. broju R. B., pod rubrikom,
"Naknadni prilozi "a konvencii-
ski fond Radnicke Borbe, Buenos
Aires, Arg, ispusteno je ime j.
Kozica, koji je prilozio S pesosa,
a mesto J. Naglic, treba da stoji j.
Maglic, koji je prilozio 2 pesose.
Neka uvaze ovu ispravku oni,
kojih Sc ovo tice.
P. SlepceviG,
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sekretar Federaciie.

Ko ie to sto govor; porazu?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao sto
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to ie sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
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Velika Zabava u Chicago, Ill.

Unelu Doni
il
toti
"sa Plana' Ulaea
asi soc Ia rugo O
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Gde god nema odusevljenja, tn
nema nj uspeha. - Schiller.
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Vecerinka sa Igrankom Detroit, Mich.

U ubotu
djuuz eenku E.
brlu
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Vesela vecer u HObOken. n. j.

U
dach L
drugovo vod brgu
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kakO Je dOSlO da Sc Onl pOpularl-
su kao ''priiateljf' rada?
Predsednik Roosevelt Sc potru-
dio sa svojim njudilaskim refor-
mama da predobije prijateljstvo
radnicke klase, da bi tako spasio
kapitalizam cd propasti, kao sto
Sc on jednom prilikom slikovito u
tom pravcy izrazio. U tu svrhu on
je pomocu svojih njudilasa stva-
rao planove koji su kostali milijar-
de dolara: c. W. A., P w. A., W.
P. A.. it'd, da bi Sc drzali -mizer-
no zadovoljni milioni besposlenih
radnika. I koliko je protiv svih
tih mera glasnije ustajao jedan
dec plutokratije, u toliko je wise
rasla popularnost Rooseveltova kao
''prijatelja" rada. Da njegova po-
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SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1941,

Wesley Klepstein 1910, 1889, 1888 A
and 1897
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brother, S. K. Fike and family.
Mrs. Fannie Weitzen spent Sunday
with Mary Raley and Mrs. Frank
Defer in Homecoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Broadwater
and family of Frostburg, passed thru
this town Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CLANCY and son,
Mrs. Asa Wilhelm and daughter spent
Monday here with their parents.
Mrs. Lewis Broadwater, who has
been i'll, is able to be about her house
hold duties again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gerlach, of
Frostburg, spent the weekend here
with her mother, Mrs. Ada Wilhelm.
Jesse Merrill and son Billy have
been doing some farming with their
tractor for Joshua Turner
Eddie Grove, who is in a CCC camp,
visited home folks over the week-end.
Sheridan burst, telephone operator,
has been i'll with a severe cold and
tonsilitis. He is again active with
telephone duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Lewis, Iona
coming, were calling on her father,
Bert, Broadwater, and family, on Fri
day evening.
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their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hinebaugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lytle were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Morgan Fike, Cove, Md.
William Rose, Braddock, Pa, was g
weekend visitor here with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Glover We're in
Baltimore from Friday morning till
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Green, Allison
Pa, were weekend visitors of W. W
Savage and family.
Mr. and Mrs Harry J. Black visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Snyder, in Pied
mont, w. Va, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Shoemaker and
children, spent Thursday in Somer-
field, Pa, with Mrs. Sadie Plot.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Skidmore spent
Thursday in Cumberland and Frost
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wicklow and
children, Terra Alta, w. Va, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wicklow.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Forsythe, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Lowdermilk,
Akron, Ohio, were here on Saturday
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NOTICE TO REGISTRATION
OFFICERS, JUDGES AND
CLERKS OF ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons who served in any
of the above capacities at the
General Election in 1910 are ex-
pected to serve at the same
place and in the same capacity
at the Special Election to be held
on Tuesday, May 81, 1871, no.
tice of which is published in this
paper.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
ELECTIONS FOR GARRETT
COUNTY, MARYLAND.
A. LEO HELBIG, Clerk.
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daughter Mary Lou, who is attending
school at College Park, over the week
end.
The average daily attendance at
the two-room school at Bloomington
is now SO.
Rev. C. f. Brandt, Superintendent
of the Moorefield District of the
Methodist church, preached last Sun
day morning at the Chestnut Grove
church and then at the Mt. Zion
church in the afternoon.
Mrs Marshall Paugh and Miss
Della Tichnell, of the Chestnut Grove
section and Mrs Bert Farris, Mrs.
Mary Paugh, Mrs. Eskey Fazenbaker,
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart, of
Bloomington attended the Educational
Institute at Terra Alta Monday even
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CHAPTER 929.
REFERENDUM-"SHALL $3.50, 900 WORTH OF BONDS BE Is
SUED FOR A NEW OAKLAND HIGH SCHOOL,"

AN AIT The Co @ efTr TGun m f SoFG S o0G
High School providing the leng
oft ebonds
Assembly Maryland that at the election
that dat Whichever is first the question Of Whether $3.50
qualified
this question o. mo.
County Gn, county IN t w SH sa oain to be @
Upon S SUCH notice @ T '
Sec And be f sn3e T3a majority s of the pae ats @ @
& then "a The GOut cO4zonef H Gdrr d
Fifty 2OOOO)
therefor
bonds; exceeding three
Which shall be shall be denomna
D suG 0n bop Doa ] p nature 1n @ an ms
the 9 and each calendar year thereafter until all
G) signed County
the the seal Of the county shall be
facsimile signature of the County Treasurer
be further enacted That bonds issued under the provisions of
A c sss Ep p Sh Ss times County t c
iOners of Garrett County deem
any this Aet aftsr the
the bends shall paid r by the County County
the COUNTY Bo Ed1on % % pet o provided
the Board Education Garrett County
@ %
vding a Of
S O s 9 @ the s po1 f By sesn s i
TT the Amnta Code of GS E money ha paid upon
oeS sS Any
and redeemng
% gssr s year. S % fSey
have been redeemed amount sufficient the annual interest the bonds
Sec And be further enacted That this Act shall be declared be
safety and being passed BY ia YEA and vote supported BY sehs all the
passage 'F' ' ~ Assembly, "S same 'n'