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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Al REPAIRING. free estimates, - years
experience. tu makes glar To 6-'ul6
Al WASHER Repairing Sewing machine
vacuum ST. free estimates IN homes
IcuuN $3.50 Central Service.
ALL MAKES washers vacuum s"ctpers
rcfatrri Free estimates. Guaranteed
IENO% rtsN
WASHER VACUUM service. parts ex-
psris United Vacuum. 1870 Woodward.
Townsend s.63I5
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Personals

SUITABLE compensation will be paid for
information on the following persons, re-
sulting in recovery OF cars listed Walter
Hammond. formerly Of 64l7 and 1888
Whtewood, 1870 Buick sedan. serial
l3669S03 license BU-370s. Arthur w
wilkes. alias Arthur Woods. formerly Of
$500 Rvard street. 1898 Buick 2door
serial 2s2759s. license KE-2003. Floyd r.
Giddings. formerly 81 1854 Hazel Park and
80 South street. Mt Clemens. 1910 Chew
rolet sedan, serial 1KHO2 1882, license
KB-4246. Cali Mr.. Beebe RIA $685.. ex-
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

NORTHERN WASTE Townsend 1890
Top prices. free pickup service; factor!
salvage
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PSYCHOLOGIST LaBeue, Your
home or mine. Dawson 1918. l24iO
Mendoza
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{ ARPENTFRS
CLEANING. pYrING-ptnNIRY
cLLANI>G WALLS, SHADES. ETC.
COAL on CHLDiI

WALL WASHING wallpaper ksiscrn'rs
LEANED, painting, papethanEing guatsn
,e.e vorsr,anytlI r whuvsf 6Us6-W
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FRED SANDERS
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE

Rave ss,traI immediate openings t1r EitIs
with cosmetic druE ~ cigar counter ~
perisnre Must nave one or more years
eNperitrce Eiahesi sNlarN. eNcellept. hours.
unlimited possibilities for promotion ana
advancement with MlchiEans largest dfus
COMPANY Apply Monday, 10 m Per
sonnsl Orice use Marsutette 50. entrance
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
1927 TWELFTH sTRFFT
GRADUATE NURSES wanted for general
dut> IN hospital Of 30 beds Apply
Superintendent. Hubbard Memorial Hos
ptsl Bad Axe Michigan
HOUSEKEFpFR. middleaged. reliable nice
home for responsible party can sunday
after r. S3is Grayson ferndale.
HOTSFWORK for employed couple, one
child. stay $40 4 Hanover Pleasant
Ridge Can ~. l-Os75. sunday. II Ia 3
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CLARA BEACH Spiritual readings every
Evening. Circle. Friday Evenings. Madi-
son J0lI.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE

CARLSON MISUNDERSTANDING displays,
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
q1l4.
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mine Appointments. Vermont a'4f32,
MADAME DELLA Spiritual. pyschic noted
reader. Grand River Appointments daily.
TYLER s-5907
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DECENTRALIZATION

lINDU SYSTEM Readings. tells future.
Trinity l-56BG. "Boskon." 26sS West
rand boulevard Second floor.
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gan Theater. CIIiiord 2552 Open sundays.
ATTENTION -" Elin0r," LOIS " Jessie "
Spanish Bonita" entertainers. RAINBOW
Tear0om 10 John T.
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NJ MANE SOCIETY,"
ICE SKATING
asst IAIION
N>rI,rIoN. RoorING. SIDING
I>>t RN~CE

BLOWN rock wool. a''Ics side walls. root
lnE sa m.fernlzsuan Arlington 07lr
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REVEREND TRAEB-Holy Trinity Church
Reading. Si00 Lafayette O7s6 1917
Michigan.
WISH 10 hear from few interested. cult
ured speople for private seances; no
charge. Hogarth 0262.
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>tBCo>TRACT>G wA>TEI
TENNIS TABLES
I rnoLSrIRI~G-TERMS ANAILABL
VACANT lots
NE<ErIAN BLINDS. WINDOW SHADE

J. LES BAKER COMPANY 14 Penob.
scot RuUIiHl. Randolph 26l0 for infor
NATION
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BUNDLE family washing: responsible
woman, specializing shirts, curtains f,
reAsnnAhIe. ToNnsend A.I3A2
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LADY OF Mystery answered your questions
over Radio Readings your home or
nine ADp0fntmeuts Vermont S.4432
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstlngs
Section
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PRACTICAL nurse o. care -for paEsNtic
rstrrt str tr premises Townsend
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Female Help Wanted

LADY q. SOLICIT trs,r msnAss outside
tufsff saIgr f.rCs lncait salary -"
veek expenses Wrts b1N Ash Detroit
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4 CERTIFIED Reader Florence Lsvalley.
Appointments 90, 1908 Larchmont.
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ATTENTION! Lola Belts Tearoom Fea-
turing Indian Janette. Opposite Michl-
gan Theater Clifford 2hh2 Omen SUNDAYS.
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Financial Management

READ Times Want Ads for protit-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

.KER Experienced coloref couple
man, excellent references. Call
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MrTAI. RAGS. WASTE PAPER

WAITS MUSIC SHOP-C WunderlicD oboe,
bassoon repairing. 1897 St Clair. Murray
el37
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
July Fourth sz

: On tomorrow. Jus sth. 1872. the United States cele-
-brates with much noise. hnrrah. flying Of flags and other
.~evidences u enthusiasm. the ls6sh anniversary Of Inc sdop.
Zion of the Declaration Of Independence, that immortal aocu.
uFssut that declared the thirteen original COLONIES Of the New
~Wofld 10 be free ind independent States"
The first and original Declaration q independence was
sreported On june q TIC, by = committee consisting Of
@ThOmak jefferson Of Virginia. John Adams OF Massachusetts
aR0Rer Sherman 81 Connecticut. Robert r Livingston Of New
York. and Benjamin Frnnkin Of Pennsylvania The doeu-
nanens was adopted on July :. and signed on July 4 iIIb. by
John Hancock. president ul the committee thus becoming the
arharier Of liberty 81 the thirteen colonies
Ire Constitution Of thc United States was adopted BY a
Constitutional Convention composed If citizens Of al the
@ofigfnaI states. on September II. i7a7. and thus became the
sbasir law q America. Il Is onr Of the creates; documents ever
9wrtten b. man, and has stood the test Of time for over $50
years
Tomorrow. July 4 Ief2. We are celebrating the birth Of
bur naE0n under a stress TT circumstances, not Of ouf own
suakina. the flower IF onf manhood Is under arms and scatter
ID ala Oepr tae globe Is soldiers sailors. avIaors, ETC. we are
fighting 10 preserve The liberty guaranteed Us by the Declare
lion Of Independence and the CONSTITUTIONAL fact. We are
fighting II preserve civilization. which has reached is highest
state in The government guaranteed By these two immortal
1d0cuments
As paxts u the celebration Of the day we would advise
ali citizHns. whe have n0s already dome -. 10 read the Declar
ziun 81 Independents and the Constitution Of the United
States. ana thus realize the real significance OF the Fourth Of
#uly Celebration
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Civil war IN cermany Impossible

Writing in the Americay Mercury. Albert A Brandt a
German professor who left the Reich after Hitler came to
apoper. SAYS that the Nazis long ago considered the possibility
1f a Civil War and made elaborate preparations for dealing
with IL
Dr. Brandt goes into convincing detail IN describing these
preparations According 70 INN. 50 divisions Of the dread
SchRaTze Korps have been stationed At strategic points with
IN the Reich. and are ready 10 deal hrutaIly with revolt on 8
snumenfs notice. Germany Is literally crawling with spies
who report constantly 70 the secret police Old concentration
Stamps have been enlarged and new ones nuilt-one. which is
Icmpletels unoccppiaa IS yet, IS equipped for more than 100
go people. The man vino planned all tins. and WIN heads the
Organization : the infamous Heinrich Himmler-a man who
aooks like , mild schonlnaster and who has the temperament
and the characteristics Of the cruclest and crafttcst savage.
ldtefaIIy frilltous Of people have died because Of HimnIers
@olicles-and many thousands OF those people were Germans
who held Or were suspected Of holding Antl-Nan sympathies
This indicates some Of the difficulties that lie II the way
of revolt inside Germany. II revolt does come On 4 wide scale.
- viii b because the people are SO desperate they are willing
% rlsk mas suicide-or because German military forces saS-
lam terrific uefeats and lost their prestige and power. Il re
nvolt does tonne. the Schwartz Korps. whose uniform insignia
: = skull and efossbones vii Sc that the streets Of the Reich
run with blood
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Famous Chinese Woman Speaks On
World Affcirs

Nine Chang Kai-shek. wife Of Chinas Generalissim0. n
broadcasting a message 10 the 18th reunion Of her CLASSMATES
at Wellesley College, reminded them that the broadcast was in
recognition OF china's womanhood "To whom much IS given,
from them much is expected" she said. and declared that eN-
ploitation, Imperialism and all other anachrnnhsms Of the pre-
war world society must be swept out of existence.
She assured her listeners OF the ability of the Chinese
people to hold on Notwithstanding untold difficulties and
hardships. Il China Is given the necessary equipment. She
pointed out that the people Of China had braved the horror
of the past five years al the hands of Japan because they be-
lieved that after victory the world system would be entirely
altered. that we would al be free peoples and that nations
strong Or weak would deal fairly and squarely with earh
other. She stated that IL the people OF China and the army 81
China had not believed this. the war. as far as China IS con-
ccrned. would have been over 3 year OF more ago
Stfessing that It Is better to prevent wars than to win
them. she pointed out THAT war can only be prevented If The
world society is 50 constituted that al races are given equal
opportunity 70 develop their native genius, not hampered but.
aided By stronger and more advanced races.
Admitting that It was paradoxieai, she nevertheless held
THAI nations. like individuals. can retain their privileges and
rights only by sharing them with others and that when they
attempt to reserve such privileges and rights exclusively for
themselves. they sooner or later lose them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Business Activity In Mississippi

ThF Mississippi nusfnesN Revfcw. > monkhA pubheN&toH
sssssea hy the Business Research Department u state College
asves 4 resume 81 business coBdltlons in the state fof the
month Of Aiay. rec. a. compared with the month q Max. 1881
IL shows that business n the state Increased ~ peF cent dur.
he the wear ending MAY % 1912 Bank aebtts. postal rece4pts
rn0ne8 orders issued. tax receipts income lax tetePapHeA e
service. and electric and gas connections al show healthy
increases
Divtdina the state into districts. the report shows fhat the
Mobile Dtstrict. which for the purpose q comparison, includes
Harrison. Jackson and George counties shows ne larHeks
percentage of increase III the entire state, 81 per cent Gulf
port Biloxi District second. with 81 Der cent, NickNburF third,
with 81 per cent. and Columbus. Tupelo and Mcconb follow.
ing IN the order named Tho remaining districts mostly show.
ed Increases.
pascaRoula takes the lead over all points reporting except
Biloxi. which shows large increases al along the Inc keeSler
Field being responsible ff Bioxfs increases, especially II the
matter u money orders issued, postal receipts and telephone
scrvire. The increases for Paseagoula are rs follows Bank
debts. 1913 per cent moncy orders issued. 1888. postal re
'ceipts. 81 telephones N service IL
The increases f0f Moss Point sre Money orders issued
a. per cent, telephones 10 service. IT.. and some increase IN
bank debts. figures not given.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

NOTICE or SALE or AvERAS PLACE
at NORTH p~AscAcoULA ST PasensSuia hainA
TAz : 10 advise the public that ! hove sid IRE nnsEuass
knrurr - Asxfas Place. e. Nnrtb Pascaenula street 70 Mrs
Alhosts Rouse ans Mrs oaes@ KsAAl ard from TINS date !
uan not be responsible Tor any ohAgailonx incurred By said
Averas Place IN anvthtna Whatseever. Iheg waA coHtsHue
IL operation q ne restaurant and iunch recon = oseneFs Of
the business
Thfnkang tire pabhe for the patronage sven me whim
operating the business. ] am.
Respectfully,
sune - In4z RRs. c A. AvERA-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
No vindictive Or Generous Peace

Our condition Of peace must be that the Axis powers be
placed IN such a position that never again viii they have the
'oppnTtunity % throw the world into turmoil Nothing less
than this will suffice. rs we must not have another world war
q generation IN the future. There can be no indtctive peace
nor yet a generous peace"
These are the words Of y G. Mckenzie, president Of the
Canadian Chamber Of Commerce. and about express the
opinion If al right thinking men. General Pershfng, II we
remember Alright. was opposed to m armisticc ii the first
World Var. He insisted on Germanys abject surrender before
aosfihtiex ceased. Had ms advice been taken, IN all probability
this second World War would never have occurred The
German army. after the arnistice. marched into Berlin with
flags flying and guns on their shouldersas a victorious army,
and the German people to this day do not beleve they were
licked Il is 20 be hoped that the same mistake viii not be
made II the close Of The present war, after tho United Nations
are the victors
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

~ rantin0nasis heinG s6xp
ased sa pua ~ nv a~ssn
fsusAF1
An E&aeaasa Arnng
a recent stnaT ahameF ifat ~
Is enc pr enf ~ wlags anen
fnduetea into ne AfFns d11sinr e.
as fsta veugs wse hieA srla
gfadaasss ~ han ~ Aonse ca
He training The 4 in esmErm
- she nRnfts ~ WUfia Nsr I 81
only nille pef ern1
spselslizt cofps
1he Army Specialist CORPS Is
getting under As with is tob 81
freelng desk bsaand Army nien fof
mtIvs duty In answer 10 wFis
ten requests the Corps has sem
eut 10000 oaestionnsires which
are returning ~ fhc rate % z.og9
e aA0 SzHd more naan 1880 per-
sonal interviews haee been cen
duetad during ehE last tfure<
mnnfs1s The Corps d0es not ne
eepf anyone 81 draft age who mas.
he q potential valae % thr rrau
~ Army, and faen heLo~ 90 are
ruled cat nnsess they have DE-
fect which Definitely disqualifs
Them for AFyuv service These
Who apply f0f she Specialists
Ceres will Be- called 20 service
enlg ~ the Army recnisiiSosas
men with their special qs1alsfica
items The Army hak ASKED fas
ii.isz mon q date Many Frsen
snxiaas % TAKE par1 ~ she war
.have had 70 Be disappointed BE-
eause nc nape hiss bern foond fos
them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Cash On Hand and Due from Banks
y. S Government Securities
State. County. Municipal Bonds and Other S~ecuritie.
Loans and Discounts
Banking Houses, Furnlaure and Fixtures
Overdrafts
Other Assets
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Robert Graham
Leaves To Join
U. s. NuvY Bend

Robert Graham. Who has been
employed as a mail carrier IN the
paScaeoula postoffice. resigned
his position TINS week. 30 90 %
Washington 70 enlist IN the Navy.
Is = musician N 3 Navy band
Robert was one % the star ma
kielans in The pascaeouIa High
school band until he graduates
last year. and has made i good
mail carrier also lie + tn son Of
County Assessor and MRS. ] K
Graham, and his friends here wish
him good LUCK and rapid promo
ton IN his new calling
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
PascagouM
M&masMazmmf


Al Close If Business June 30. 1912
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
SUBSCRIPTION T
MEnBEh ASSOCIATED PRESS
And
wEsTEHR NEWSPAPER uHIoF

~FnEED0M or TIT PRESS does rot give . Newspaper
ths flsal - pnbAah seandAis.. att.ck lnneesni lndaEaduah Or
busfnmF ffNna MeNhar deNN FNEEDOM OF 1FEECH eve ths
InzIsldasf ~ r4nht e be-Gnneaf the reputAion Of outstanding
eatinana. aktnek ne runmunafYs ls@dtns tHssitattona, nor start
whAN&s4nH Nam4ntwns go ts sole reason Of disturbing ths
puhiz< psaee. To vlsAaae ths above Tahts ard privileges = 20
snaanarr - rights ard happimata of eli
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

- fe end ~ He fiscal year
ue appsnx9mey MN
ID So aaHune supropfiaten bills
ia on TIRE iuneNans u ire
anmeut arr caught Is 3 LOG
Most tightly snafled IS TIE
4 cultural Appropriations Bill
an ech House IS insisting on
~ eaesion with references r.
a. nespased sale q surplus
whesf IS belew uaFifv TIE La
~ saerai Security Ball y also
He Mngled since he Senate re-
Nvad ne CCC. after Wee Pres
iSrnt WaIfaee broke = tf VOTE
laHm fHe House na6 e~iiminsted
lii 0tner bills caught IL the Jam
a. ae forty shres billion do
H. AHne appropriation bill the
lhnee bil ever considered the
'tbtrfiu Appropriation Bill the
wa appropriation IF approxi
.naasals haM enc mn alioawd this
wear the State Justice Dcpart
lnen8 Bill and she s~aaTkl Def
I~eieney Appropriation BIZ How
leyeH Congress Is working over
IUme IN an effort g clear the bills
H. the June agsh aaad.fne
Tax hin
The WAYS and Means Commit
Zee has completed consideration
lot the ncW tax bill and turned Il
oqe9 II the drafting clerks The
House IS expected = begin con
lssdsTati5m al thc bill tire week Of.
lJuiy The biil i far short of
lTfeasueY requests, largely nccause
IF 3 number Of controversial pro
nosals which would ifkeiy have
held un consideration of Il we're
dropped for the tiFne being The
Ihln IS expected q fasse ncari.
ax billion dollars The major
part Of this increase viii be borne
b corporation and individual in
rume taxpayers About two bii
Aon doilsts weald como from cx
.eess profits taxes and other cor
peraiion taxes Nearly three bil
lion viii be- raised through indi
'viduai income taxes THIS viii
b. accomplished b. raisine the
normal Ak from four 20 SIX pei
lcenl boosting the minimum suf
tax rate from six to twelve per.
loent and lowering the personal
exemption from $50 to $500 for ..
smge person and from 81 500 10
s. go for a married enupk As
these figures will Indicate, the
burden Of taxation Is the var pro-
crosses IS becominE increasingly
heavs The average citizen. and
especially those with inconaes 81
S 200 Or more. Is gong 10 BE- hard
hlt There are alSo indicutions
t1at even these taxes rruy be
'uopea neSs yaaF Bat NKasn We
paint 0ut thai our people are per
fectly willing &c pay the cost Of
ihH "a regardless q how much
Il hurts But thes do want to
knnW that their money Is being
wisely expended Certainly IN
NECESSARY expenditures should be
stappea and only these which con
tribute f. TIRE winning q the waf
and ne essential operation 81 the
government should Be made
Tnere nHust be 8 cessation 81 the
nstamnt 10 build q modern Utopia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Law ~ something fnr ! rainy
day Then II il SHOULD happen not
TO ram. your heirs VII put the
cash n circulation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Sunrise. Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port Of Pascaeoula

N0fe-Ab0ve unles are ealru
lated IS Of Central Standard
Time Add one hour % SCI War
Time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-11
New State Forester
Visiting in County
Successor to F. w. Besley Is
Touring Allegany and Garrett

Joseph F. Kaylor, who became the
Maryland State Forester on June /,
will pay his initial visit to Garrett
county this week He arrived in Ale
gany county Tuesday evening and fol
lowing a conference with those en-
gagged in forestry work he began
visiting forest lands in both counties.
Coming to Maryland from the T. S.
Forest Service, Kaylor had recently
been assigned to the Tennessee Valley
Authority and before that, helped
create the shelter-belt of trees on
western plains. He now is studying
the best means to conserve trees on
the 100000 acres of forest land in
Maryland, to save money for the land
owner and to prevent floods.
Kaylor also is interested in the use
of the lands on Marylapd's forest re
serves on which vacation cabins have
been built and in work to restore the
chestnut tree, ruined by blight in
recent years.
Kaylor was born in Greensburg,
Pa, and attended the Pennsylvania
State Forestry School at Mount Alto,
Pa, and went to Indiana as assistant
state forester before he finished there.
Returning, he completed his work,
and went into the U. S. forestry serv-
ice. From that activity he went to the
IVA.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-11
Election Board Names A. T.
Matthews As It's Attorney

At meeting of the Supervisors of
Elections last Friday evening held in
Oakland, Asa T. Matthews was named
attorney to the Board. Other routine
business matters were disposed of
Members of the Board of William
r. Browning, BENZ Kncpp and Albert
I. Shaffcr.
Officers Of Registration and Judges
of Election will be named at meet
ing to be held later.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-11
ATTORNEYS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


Under and by virtue Oh a power OF
sale contained IN certain mortgage Is d
from Katie RodeheaVef ana Fui .Il
RodeheaVer' her husband dated the
9TH day OF November, I940' ana ana re- re-
corded IN Lloer no. IL 1ollo 99'' Ine
Undersigned having oeeh named IL, IN
SAID mortgage as attorney 10 lc'ah sc
SaIG III ease oa oeio4 +bo Daun, ug1tU of
nav DGsii iI,,Ie ~ Ie ps'S o iIl.l' ,
lt c!paI anu i boraI @ no DS
. Salt NOR 's"s'' ''ei''y s''' '''''o
mat 0'
Thursday the 18Th Day of .Iune. 1912.
oo ~
DIT the hour Oh J ''V u ''o'N w.
in front Of the Court House in the
town af OAKLAND Ca,,,a++ Co1ntv
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scribcr hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County Maryland, Letters
Tcstamentary on the estate of
JOSHUA H. TURNER
late of Garrett County Maryland, deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 2Sth day of Novem-
Der l942, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 26th day of May,
1912. SARAH A. TURNER, ExecutriX,
Avilton. Maryland.