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Evening star., 1942-05-28
Pandora Shoes, '7'''
We're SI395 and more

$50 pairs of beautiful Pandoras, suede
skin, calfskin, linen and Vynon mesh
styles. White, red, yellow, blue, and
brown or blue with white spectators in
this collection. Discontinued styles, bro
ken sizes to 9, AAAA to C.
100 pairs White and Tan and White Matrix and
Collegebred Shoes. Discontinued styles of kid
skin, buckskin, calfskin, calfskin with cotton
and-rayon wheat" linen. Sizes to 9, AAAA
to C. Were $875 to $10.75. Now---------S5.95
80 pairs including Arnold Authentic sports shoes
in buck and calfskin, dress sandals in blue or
red kidskin. Sizes to 9, AAAA to 3. Were
s895 to Sl295. Now $6.65
50 pairs Women's All White or White and Tan
Spectator Pumps, medium and high heels in
suedeskn and calfskin. Sizes to o, AAAA to 3.
Were S895 and more. Now A.S5
WoMENs SHOES, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Living Dining Room
Furniture Reduced

French design Bergee Chair egghe cotton brocatee cover
cushion. Originally S13250 Now S145O
Mahogany Chairs Duncan Phye yre-back design.
white simulated le she seat covers Originally sss5 Now S'5
Lamp Table with copperned ivy flower holder drawer
mahogany Originally s29. Now---------------s s15.75
design Lounge Chair cotton cover reversible
co-spring cushion Less than y price Now $3.50
White Metal Coffee Table glass top Originally
600 5o Nou STATS
China Cabinet with large glass front and two
large Light walnut finish A inches wide Originally
err "a Now S39 75
China Cabinet, mahogany finish gum glass door
compartment, 80 inches wide Originally s3e75
Now Szz.oo
l Shield back Arm Chair mahogany and gum blue cotton
seat cover Originally Is SIO.75
Chairs match the above chair Org
inally S1250 Now so.'o
LIVING AND DINING Room Furniture SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Wonen's and Misses Apparel
Exceptionally Low:hriced
Wool Goats, '22
Were s29.75 to S39.75

25 Casual coats in fitted or loose styles
There are plain tweed weaves and plaids
and mixtures in the group. Excellent
color collection. Sizes 10 to 20. 38 to 42.
10 Tweed Box Goats in gold. green. blue mix
lures. Sizes II to 20 and 40. Were s2295.
Now - SIT
2-piece Wool Suits in tailored or dressmaker
styles. Some are English made garments, all
excellent values Sizes II, 16, 38 and A. wers
S6975. s79.75 and s85. s4s.75
1 3-piece Suit. (All-wool suit with rayon crepe
blouse Size a. Was sl25. Now-S6 S65
20 Dressmaker and Tweed Suits OF shepherds
check. stripes, monotones and fine dresSmaker
fabrics. colors in the group Sizes II TO 20,
"a and 36. Were s35. -s26.25
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Art NeedIework
Reduced

Hand -crocheted Cotton Bed
spreads, popcorn design, size 90xl0S
inches. Were s1495. Now Sl0.95
l Model Toy Bunny, made Of white
eiderdown with a luSter finish.
Was $3.50. Now------------s2.25
Knitting Bags Of rayon faille
with rayon taffeta Innings, strap
handles. Red or black. Were s3.75.
Now S2.50
l Maroon Rayon Repp Bedrest,
kapok filled, slightly soiled. Was
$3.50. Now ----------------S5 S.
/ Model Hand quilted Pink Rayon
Satin Baby Sacque. Was IS. Now.
$3.50
ART NEEDLEwosK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Track Coach Killed
By Discus Thrown
In Team Practice
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HATBORO, Pa, May 28.-
Hatboro High Schools track
coach, James H. Beidler, jr., was
killed yesterday by a discus
hurled by one of his pupils who
was practicing on the schools
athletic field.
Coach Beidler was standing
in the center of the field, dis
cussing with Doylestown High
coaches their impending dual
track meet when the 3-pound,
9-ounce discus struck him on
the skull.
Mr.. Beidler was graduated
from Hatboro High in 1888 and
Bucknell University in 1887.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Sports Dresses, '9''
We're SI3.95 and more

so dresses of rayon and wool leach
properly labeled as to fabric content) in
one and two piece styles; blue. beige,
brown, green, and black. Sizes u to 20.
Ii Cotton Playsuits in white. blue and red.
Sizes 10, IL, 16 and 1s Were sl295. Now $3.50
20 Cotton Playsuits in lime, aqua, rose. and
brown. Sizes II TO l8, Were 1885 and sl4's5'
10 Knit Suits in one and two piece styles. Each
properly labeled as to fabric content Green,
brown, rust and navy. Sizes IL to l8. Were
s1695 and more Now ----S11.50 so
SPoRIswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Juniors
Dresses, s5.9
Less than haIf price

20 rayon crepe sheer wools,
cotton velveteens, afternoon
and sports styles. Red, brown,
blue, green, black and gold.
Sizes II to IS.
80 Junior Misses Dresses OF
all types. Less than half
price Sb.9o
80 Sweaters in slip-on or
cardigan styles. Bulky hits,
argyle plaids, classic longer
lengths are included. Red,
blue, beige. yellow and pink
are the colors. Less than
half price ----t----S2.95
10 Evening Skirts of rayon
jersey, crepe and velvet. Sizes
IL to Is. Less than half
price -------$ $3.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

Women'S dresses and ensembles in plain
colored or printed rayon crepes, chiffonS.
shadow feurs, Shantung weaves, and
riSella cloth. Tailored or dreSsy styles in
black, navy, red, green, blue, and pastels.
Sizes 16 to A, 14lz to 24l2.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Girls Pajamas, 'l'''
We're SI.05

" PTF DI./C
IS girls two-piece rayon crepe pa
jamaS. Small flowered print on
background of white, blue, and
tearose. Sizes to u.
so Rayon Me-do Combinations in
white and teaross. Sizes 2 to IL.
Were 85c. Now Csc
IL White Cotton Mesh Me-do
Sleepers. Size 2 only. Were S5c.
Now Soc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Junior Misses Shoes

IL We're IS and more
IS pairs Junior Misses Shoes for
dress and sports wear. Black pat
ent leather, blue calfskin and white
with blue or tan trim.
Sizes:
AAA; 5, 51a, 6, Ga, ia, 8.
AA: Az, S, 51a, 6, 6la, 7, 8, 9.
A: Az, 5, 6, 612, 8.
B: Az, 512, 6, 7, ia, 8.
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES,
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Knitted Summer Curtains
II pair Special purchase

200 pairs of knitted cotton and rayon summer curtains
Cool open mesh makes them ideal for summer homes
rs inches is the length.
Large collection short lengths Of cotton and rayon
fabrics CretonneS and other slip cover or drapery
materials included, Also odd pairs OF cotton Wlnoo"
curtains a to y less than regular prices
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
WaInutRoomFashions
Greatly Reduced

Individually selected group of gowns and
afternoon dresses. ensembles, many less
than u price.
1 Beige Rayon Crepe, size 49, Less than Il
price -sSS
2 Silk Polka Dot Prints. green and gold, sizes
II and IA. Were s4975 S37
1 Beige Rayon Crepe. size l6. Less than "a
/ Royal Blue and Black Silk Print, size 49, Less
than y price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S46
l 2-piece Yellow Knit Dress size II. Less than
u price $46
l Black and Blue Print Dress with short match
ing cape. size IA Was SIS. Now----------S SIS
2 White Background Prints in rayon crepe Sizes
Is and 18. Were s79.75. Now-------------S56 S56
1 Beige Two-piece Suit Dress. linen crash and
knit, size IS. Much less than II price Now $50
l Rayon Print, navy background size IL. Was
s8975. Now ----------------------$6 $67
1 Rayon Crepe Print in light blue and red, size
Is. Was Sl10. Now Now--------------------- SS3
1 Light Blue Printed RayOn Crepe Jacket Dress,
size a. Was SllO Now W----------.--.S S3
l Two piece Maize Suit size II (s0eo wool, 200
rayon). Less than half price. Now s95
1 Dressy Fuchsia color Jersey Dress (5oeo silk,
800 wool, 20To rabbits hair in size IL. Was
sl35. Now ----------- -------------------S9 S98
Short jacket Ensembles of sheer wool, beige,
rust. red plum and gray. Sizes IL, II and ls.
Were $l35 Now $S
1 Two-p piece Maize Wool Suit with green linen
blouse, size 16. Was s175 Now-----------S119
1 Black Background Silk Print Dress with full
length black silk Shantung coat, size IL. Was
sl95. Now Observation-Disclosures S135
i Brown Wool Jacket Ensemble with Safari seal
trim, size 16. Was s225. Now------------Sl35
Zach ensemble is properly labeled as to fabric
content)
WALNUT ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Women's Evening
Dresses Reduced

Many lovely dinner and evening dresses
of rayon crepe, few with jackets. Black,
blue, purple, and red. Sizes 16 to A, 1872
to 2412, 4212 to SOFA.
20 we're sl695 and more ss95
were sl995 and more. Now----S12.5O
4 less than p price ice---------S1 S1495
13 were S2295 and more. $3.50
less than Il price -S18.75
10 were s29.75 and more. Now S22
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS, Third FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Mems, Young Mems
Summer Suits, s2I75 y

81 suits from regular stock in cool awool tropical
worsteds Two and threepece suits for business and
dress wear Sizes: Regular-4/36 437, 238 4/44 246;
ShortsA/36, 437, 3/38; Longs-U37, 2/38 2/39, I44;
Stouts-2/39; Short StoutS-1/39, 1/44.
IL pairs Cotton Stacks washable for cool loungng Waist
1923 43l 43a 13s 2/4o Were s2s5. Now----------slss
SroRE, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

NEW WAY TO CATCH THEMOne of the weirde incidents of
the submarine campaign against United States shipping
when merchant vessel attacked sunk enemy
submarine in the Gulf Of Mexico recently The torpedo blew
popoSe out of the water and the big mammal landed
the bridge Of the vessel This photograph taken after
the ship had reached a Gulf Coast port.
-Oficial United States Navy Photograph.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Rayon Satin
Houseooats, '5's'

" ere JOYS
IS rayon satin housecoats. Slide
fastener styles in rose, light blue,
grape and wine. Sizes IA to 20. 8
rayon satin housecoats, robe styles
in rose, light blue, and royal. Sizes
IL, IA, 18, and 20.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Housewares Reduced

Unpanted 3ce Breakfast Nook Se-tabe and two benches
SIG Now S
Deep Cooker electric Was S. Now s25o
Lathe Bench fully equipped for lathe Was s3375. Now,
s1s95
l Lathe Bench. not equipped. Was s2575 Now---S16S5
Electric DeMother. Less than p price Now s295
type Table wood Less than Il price Now
Drawers than Il price Now s95
Unpainted Chest of Drawers. Was $27 Now----S15S0
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FIooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Lamps, Shades
Reduced

/ Six-way Bronze finish Floor
Lamp with three-way bulb. Was
SO. Now S.
l Ivory color Bakelite Fluorescent
Bed Lamp with 12-inch bulb. Was
SOS. Now ---------------- $4.95
l Yellow Pottery Table Lamp with
yellow tinted paper shade. Was
$2.95. Now ---------------- Sl.9o
l Pale Green Pottery Lamp and
Matching Paper Shade. Was s2.95.
Now - sI.95
Nineteen-inch Beige Pleated
MuItifilament Rayon Shade for
floor lamp. Was s5. Now s2.95
2 Chartreuse Pottery Indirect Ia
BILE Lamps, white rayon MORE
shades. Less than y price. Now,
each SIS
All slightly soiled or damaged
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Save on These "Seconds" Of
Better Quality Bath Towels
Size 22x44 inches-would
be higher-priced if perfect

$50 rapdng bath towels
true but subject such slight wearing
not impaired Good assortment of cleartoned solid colors
F
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Misses Evening
Fashions Reduced

Femipinely fetching styles of rayon, net,
crepe chiffon, taffeta and lace in green,
yellow, blue, rose, black, white, and color
full prints Sizes 10 to 20
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Mems Cuff Links, SIS pair

(pIus 100 toxJ
Special burchase-made TO sell at much
higher prices
53c pairs of yellow white gold filled cuff links
with solid gold fronts Especially desirable for Army
or Navy officers
JEwELRY,
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Cigarette Boxes, 3

Half price
Is metal cigarette boxes and Is
ash trays with assorted attached
ornaments. These are slightly
damaged.
10 Cigarette Boxes. Now
2 Cigarette Boxes. Now--$ SO
4 Cigarette Boxes. Now---S3.50
S Ash Trays. Now -----5O soc
10 Ash Trays. Now 81
2 Metal Pipe Racks. Now $3.50
ColOrful Gourd Strings. Now Sl.75
GIFT SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Good selection Of afternoon frocks IN
cluding two-piece styles and jacket
dresses Interesting prints in silk Shan
tung, rayon jersey and rayon crepe with
light and dark backgrounds. Sizes IL to
20.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Teen-age Girls
Cotton Dresses
sI.45
Less than Y price
so crisp cotton dresses for
summer-wear. Copen and
navy with white dots. Cool
square neck or popular sailor
collar necklines. Sizes 10 to
Is.
65 Girls Summer Cotton
Dresses In an assortment of
prints, stripes, and dots, 8
few sheers included. Sizes Z
to II. Were $1.95 and more.
Now ----------$1.25
GIRLS APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Mems Shirts, SIS w<r< s, to $3.50

200 shirts in broken pattern assortment Of cotton
oxford and broadcloth collar attached styles. Sizes
IA to II in the group, mostly small or large.
patterns bold effects designs Light
dark color in silks and mixtures Special 55c
Vinye Belts coored stripe effects Sizes 80 to
Ware Now
20 Wool Sleeveless Sweaters in gray green small
medium Were So so and higher. $2I5
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Cotton and Rayon
Dress Fabrics At half b,

500 Remnants of printed and plain fabrics in plain and
novelty weaves So and 80 inches wide
of A-Sk Dress Fabrics Prints and plain coos
plain novelty Half price 36 and so inches wide
FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-28

DRESSES, THIRD FLooR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
Women's Club Asks
For Help in Program
Of Youth Recreation

Many Oakland citizens have long
recognized q need for more recrea-
lion for children. The Business and
Professional Women's Club early this
summer chose as its special project
for the year the planning Of recrea-
-ional interests for young people
1t seems to the club that during this
period Of war, when youth is making
its contribution to the war effort, pc
RODS Of relaxed enjoyment are even
more essential than ever before. You
parents will be interested in knowing
that your boys and girls are having
lots of fun under supervision.
The City Hall is available TO us as
a center, and in many respects is quite
suitable Our experience on the night
Of October 9Th, when we had d party
for children Of the fourth, fifth. sixth
and seventh grades, was that we
needed more room. Our parties are
being attended in large numbers and
we really need a large recreation hall.
We had planned Halloween parties,
but we now find that many school and
church parties are scheduled for Hal
lowe'en week Since our purpose is to
provide entertainment as it is needed,
we shall not be having Halloween
parties. Instead our next party will
be Friday night, November 6. 1t will
be for the high school group.
We need material support from the
community if we continue to provide
this recreational outlet for the chill
dren. We will especially appreciate
donations of games at this time If
there are community people who
would be willing to be called on oc-
casionally for donations Of food for
the children, you will contact US to
say so.
The club has gone in debt 50 far on
these parties. We do not want to make
any money from them; however, in the
long run. we must break even. If YOU
want to help make this a success
telephone Mrs Kathryn Helbig, who
heads the Recreation Committee
Signed: DOROTHY OGBURN,
Business and Professional Women
Club
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
STEYER

Preaching service was held at
Steyer on last Sunday afternoon by
Rev. Garrett Evans The sermon was
much enjoyed by everyone who at
tended.
Lloyd Shillingburg, who is en-
ployed in Baltimore spent Sunday of
last week at his home near here.
Rev. J. C. Foster and E. c. Cuppett,
of Mt Lake Park, were visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Propst
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Lindamood, of Cumber-
land, was a weekend guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Hester Harvey.
Lester Loughry was called to Cumb-
erland on business, one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Steyer and son
Philip, were visiting relatives here
recently.
Mrs. Allie Wilson is visiting hel
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Foley, in Washington
at this time.
Mrs. Rosie Cerne, who has been il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
Nationwide Program
For Tire Inspection
Is Announced by OPA

The Office of Price Administration
has announced a nationwide program
for periodic inspection of tires, de-
signed to keep castings in good repair
and to prevent illegal use or sale of
them.
Possession of tires not illegally &C
quired" will result in loss of gasoline
rations, OPA said.
Only legal" tires will be the maxi
mum Of five certified for each pri-
vate car, plus any acquired through
rationing certificates.
The inspection program is part
of nationwide mileage rationing,
which goes into effect November %
Under The program, OPA said,
neither private nor commercial We
hicles will be certified for continued
operation when their tires need re-
pairs or mechanical faults cause I'M
necessary tire wear. OPA added that
if a passenger car owner attempts to
Keep anu USE a III III tANtNS VI llIN
five permitted under the regulations,
the violation will be disclosed by the
inspection.
First inspection for all passenger
cars must be made between December
l and January 81, next, with com
mercial vehicle inspection starting No
vember 15 After the original inspec-
stion, passenger car owners holding the
minimum "A" ration book will be re-
quired to have their tires inspected
every four months at official OPA
stations. Owners with rations entitl-
ing them to more mileage must have
an inspection every two months. Com
mercial vehicle tires must be inspected
every two months or every 5000
miles, whichever comes first.
An inspection fee of twenty-five
cents may be charged for inspections
which do not require the removal of
wheels or rims, with larger fees al
lowed when it is necessary to demount
a tire for thorough inspection.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
DIARY OF The WAR

FRIDAY-A Jap armada of battle
ships and other units was attacking
the Solomons area. L. S. forces sank
six enemy warcraft. The land fighting
there however, had not begun. The
Guadalcanal air base was under
bombardment. The Russian situation
was again on point of crisis with Ger
many attacking Stalingrad again in
force. reaching the Eolga on a two
mile front. Malta's toll Of Axis planes
in five days reached 90. L. S. bomb
ers were over Tobruk.
SATURDAY - Landing Of Jap
artillery on Guadalcanal was disclosed.
A strong force of enemy ships was
sighted. Details of any battle We're
lacking but Secretary Knox warned Of
a stiff battle there Stalingrad's
peril grew as NaziS made more gains.
L. S. flyers still hammered at Japs in
Kiska in Aleutians An allied drive to
retake Burma was thought imminent.
Nazis reported fighting had begun
over Dakar in French-held Africa, but
there was no confirmation. Raj
spread over Egypt and Libya to blast
Axis supply lines.
SUNDAY-Reds were battling to
keep Nazis from tanning out after
break across factory area in Stain
grad. as situation there was very
grave. T. S. troops arrived in Liberia,
on African coast L. S. flyers pounded
Jap ships at Kiska sinking a de-
stroyer and damaging others. Flyers
also torpedoed Jap cruiser in Solo
mons area Fear Of invasion in Nor
way was bringing harsh treatment of
natives by Nazis. Nazis were critics.
ing Sweden for her stand of neutral
ity and printing number of Allied
stories The Jap persistency in the
Solomons was seen as an aim to push
on to take New Caledonia instead of
Australia.
MONDAY-japs were massing men
on Guadalcanal for an all-out assault
despite repeated blows by army flying
fortresses and planes. There was
heavy concentration of Jap ships in
area but bombers from Australia were
striking. Two more Jap destroyers
were sunk in Aleutian area Russian
defenders were repulsing all German
attacks at Stalingrad but Nazis were
gaining in Caucasus. Churchill warned
of German air raids over Britain. The
second aircraft carrier within month
was launched at Camden, n. J. Japs
were massing troops in Burma. Brit
ish bombs plastered a French arms
plant. The desert battle was slowed
by violent sandstorms.
TUESDAY-U. S. fleet turned its
big guns on Jap assault army at
Guadalcanal hating any concentrated
attack. Jap naval units bombarded
American positions there. In North
Pacific Kiska was again bombed and
no enemy aircraft rose to do battle
Reds reported 75,000-man attack in
north Stalingrad had gained only a
single block Nazi bombers flying
singly attacked sixteen towns Eng
| land. Much unrest was noted in Nor
way, France and other conquered
lands.
WEDNESDAY-U. S. planes were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22

THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1912.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
Republican Ticket
ELECTION. NOVEMBER 8

CONGRESSIONAL
For Representative in Congress
J. GLENN BEALL,
FroStburg, Allegany County.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
"EXCEPT THE LORD
BUILD THE HOUSE,

| wonder how many Of you listened
to Lord Halifax on the air as he de-
scribed in such humble, moving way
the new appearance of St. Paul's in
London. How, enemy bombs aimed at
it have leveled the shops and CONNER
cial buildings, leaving it standing
clear, majestic, its great cross Of
gold above the city, sharp cut against
the sky"
l know that many of you who lis
tened remembered the towns in which
we were brought ur~ They were little
towns all over this country-North,
South, East and West, on the noun
tain or in a valley, by sea or river, or
on the great plains. They had one
thing in common-they were built
around church.
1t does not matter what ritual was
followed in the church we remember.
1t does matter that reliGion-a belief
in the Fatherhood Of God and the
brotherhood of man-was the focal
point Of both the settling Of this coun-
try and the founding Of its cities
from coast to coast.
We have not yet had bombs to clear
the rubble of material things away
from the symbols Of our religion.
War, however, is a great refner.
Only those things which are enduring
can stand up under its whitening
blasts.
Now above all we need to have
faith in the Eternal Goodness-in the
Father Of all Mankind Now we must
prove that religious freedom has been
the bulwark Of all religions, and that
under tolerance we have grown in
faith.
We know that no matter how bril-
liant in mind and education our niegh-
Dor is, no matter how skilled in craft
or profession, if he does not have
the motivating force Of idealism, the
responsibility Of brotherhood, if he
does not grant allegiance to Divine
Power-however he may choose tc
worship Him-he is not a good neigh
Dor. And the same applies to US.
We are getting back to first things
at last. As we shear away the dross
of the material, we are at last remem.
boring the words Of the Psalmist:
Except the Lord build the house
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
Leo r. Miller
Republican Nominee
Associate aDu1d &c
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
On November 3, 1912
On November ;, 1912

TO judge his qualifications the following brief sketch is
submitted:
Born in Washington County 10 years the son of
farmer Educated in the public schools of the county West
Virginia University and the University of Maryland having
received the ABB and LIB degrees. Admitted to the bar
in Maryland 1919 and for 20 years engaged in the general
practice OF law Served in first World War married and
the father OF three children Of whom is in the
L. S. Navy.
Member of the Board of Trustees of St Paus Methodist
Church. member American Legion, HagerstOWn hiwanis
Club, First Hose Fire Company and other organizations
Served member of Washington County Welfare Asso
cation Boy Scouts OF America Washington County Area
and various other local charitable organizations. Admitted
practice law in the states of Maryland West Virginia
and and L. District Court. Member of Washington
County Bar Association Maryland Bar Association and
American Bar Association.
pledge to YOU that if elected will fulfill the duties
of the office conscentously efficiently and without fear
favor.
Thanking YOU for your support and the support OF your
friends am
Respectfully yours.
LEO H. MILLER
Political Advertisement Authorized by the Candidate