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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
j. ). Subs Blast
4More Jap Ships

WASHINGTON. Nav % 1NS)
United States submarines row
ing Far Eastern Pacific waters
have sunk or damaged four more
japanese ships, including heavy
cruiser, the navy announced today.
The cruiser was not listed as
sunk, but apparently was put out
of action for an extended period.
The ships definitely listed as
sunk were a large auxiliary vessel
and a medium sized cargo ship.
Another medium sized cargo ship
was severely damaged and prob
ably sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Body in River
Bdres Story Of
Brave Refugee

Originally II was REGARDED as
Just another floater taken from
the Detroit River
Today il was learned that the
unclad body found off Hickory
Island Wednesday was that OF a
German refugee who had drowned
while swimming 10 Canada Ito
right the wrong that is being
done"
Through FBI agents, the man
was identified as Peter William
Steele, 20.
That was the name. according 10
effects of the victim located in a
Windsor bus station. taken by Will
helm Peter Solomon when he came
10 this country i'm 1889.
Curt Martens. resident secre-
tary of the downtown YMCA. who
identified the body at the county
morgue, told the story from there.
steele figured that II he
could get his baggage To Canada
and then swim the border, he
could enlist under an assumed
name and do his duty" Martens
said. II tried TO tell him II was
dangerous and the water was
cold and dirty. but he wouldn't
listen"
After checking out Of the
YMC. Steele apparently stripped
10 all but his canvas shoes, belted
his clothes. around his neck and
plunged into the water under the
cover Of darkness.
His body was found Wednesday
by sheriff's deputies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

August J. Martin, "a: Elizabeth Hart. "a.
Julian r. Marie Jr,, "a: Doris NJ. Miller, 10.
Thomas ..1,.s y r. Mahsr' 20; Kathleen z. For
Joseph C. Andreini IS: Dolores A. Grove,
20.
Sebastian WHALE. "a; Patrins Afand. 10.
John hulloy Jr.. 81; Catherine ID. Girsrd,
Jay w. Chatham. 1s; Celia J. Beaman, 20
Gordon Hinchliffe. ~: Arlene westphal. ~
Kenneth ID. Lawry. 81: Charlotte votenson,
%
Alfred r. Rsby. 27: Jane Kaczvnski. Is.
Joseph Caggeg. "a. Dorothy Graham. 49,
Stanley Graczyk. IS: Irene wyrzkowski, IS
William Z. Turley. 90: Jeanne NJ. Van Del.
Edward C. Kline. al; Carolyn G. Richards.
John Bielec. %; Gen.viev. Bahsn. II.
Eugene A, Berthiaume. 81; Eleanor T..
Andrew ziolkowski. So; Valera Karolski.
cass Cosky. rs; Stella smotrys. %.
Edward =. Kopacz, 20: Frances Swiss. 81.
William J. Clayton. 80; Lille NJ Horton,
Dave Rothman. SIS: Mary Berliner. SO.
Enrol Z. Perry II; Marion NJ. Bliss, "a.
Aryo A. waissnen. "a; Vienna L, Rautio,
Donald G. Smith, az; Adeline d. Rodser.
son. "a
Walton Aubrey Boyer II; Marion G.
Florisn samulsk, rs: Jane Dobosz. q.
Edward Motley. 20: Dorothy l.. Sykes. IS
Roger Nixon. 10; Erma Y. Hayes. 20
Hairy l. Johns. "a; Margaret M. Noyes.
Carl NJ. Nelson. 81; Leons R. Haberstroh.
Eugene W. wits.. rs: Ardath A. Johnson.
Alfred A. Good. 20: May o. Love. 20.
Caste Farley, IS; Appolonia p. Stark. as.
James Christopher. a. Leona Rsptopoules.
Francis C. MeKeown. "a; Mary L. Fraser,
John s. Lsn.y, 30; Esten. J. Msrkuiis. "a.
Eunice Chapman, n; Lucy =. Morrow. 81.
Lew J. Dickens. rs: Eiesnore Z. Kuehn.
Archer d. Clark. 81 Dorothy W. Krumm.
G.ors. W. Earl, Al; Marian A. Lothian.
Charles R Shepherd. 20 Iren. NJ. Poureho.
Bernard J. HsinIs. ~; Marguerite Bose.
Garth Bouekley. IS. Mary z. pon.hu.. 10.
R.rnsrd p.t}fey. TO- 10. Betty R.ieS.r, IT,
Francis Hincks, "a Louise staudle, 20.
Elmo o. ksllio. 30: Katherine r. Casey,
Lawrence Miller. "a: Betty J. Bss,iep. "a.
William z. Lane, Il; Patricia d. Knowi.
son. 20
w.elsw K.rc..w,ki. SIS; Ann. o..owsk..
Everett r. David. IS: Erna c. Ro,bIin. As
George r. Collins, IS; Ruth C.. Glenn. as.
rthur i. Collins 20; Lucille n. Hemple.
Frederick H.intl. % Helene ssnson., Is
Alvin L. Curtis. IL: Joyce Patterson. IL
Walter Latosz. 20: Hedy Msrcinkowska,
le
Stanley r. PijsnowskI. as: Florence Fri.
Robert W. limerick. II; Ruth Y. wallace.
Herman Campbell. 81; Lillian Johnston,
Robert Puttoek. IS: Madeline Locke. "a
Harold r. krentI. 80; Grace c. Wright.
IS -
Richard C. Phillips, 10; ps,ore, o,N.u II
Bernard A. sivenken, IS. Charlotte Cation.
So
Thomas =. Dover. IS Betty. }. sr.iohsr,
Russell @ Laura. %. Marion Jersler Is.
Normsn q stryzeVsk. 81; Marguerite
Sowc. is.
Roger Y. crssswsn.r. rs; Rosemary n.
BeebsT. ~
William A. Macdonald, a.; Rossmsne Gun.
ningham. 40
Lee ". Johnson Jr.. 10: Lsons Higgins 40.
WILDER J. DEMAND, Al; Phyllis c. Brcdie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
DEATHS

Bernice Bluhm, fslos Turner. n
William Eggert. 1850 BagIey, T
Margaret Buch, 2o11 Twenty-fourth. 30.
Flodeli Tschmsn. 1888 Richton. 81.
Henry Gillette. $40 Concord. 70.
Marcsr-' Brliocr tsf7a wensnd. So
Frank Weber. $3.50 Huribut. 81.
Pearl Loretta Davis. Port Huron, II.
Gustave r. soderstrom. 1888 Llttlshsid. ~.
Louise Johnston Horn. 1880 Wiideruers.
II.
George Z. Blowers. 7oos ossmsn Dfvl.s
rs
Bertha freedman. his Burlingame. ~.
Carl Clark. 1882 81. Jean. %
Charles Milton Fitzpatrick, as Henry. -
Carl Klepscki. Windsor, Ont, a.
Marie Rftterstcrf, tntster, 81. "a
Catherine NJ Nertx. $3.50 Burns. %.
william A rfettin, s22 Kitbesnet ~.
Charles Weaver. l1iis omifs 70
Icons Borshiii p373 East JsfsrDon. ".
Frederic ". Zeiren. 1855 Y Jsdersor. -
Kathryn Ann psrtsen 37so Cadillac. IL
Blanche Csrili Yeo. ssss cormcn~saifhs
IS
Patricis ", Mcmahon, 1850 Bisekmoor. q.
Fred q. Hsynes. 49, Psed pises. -.
Nellie Kerr @gas Twelfth. 81.
Lewis Persons $3.50 Burneffs a.
Grace Daring Bstemsn. f77s wesf ossnl.
a. 49,
John Latham. as East Ensabsth. a
Cstbsrtns v. Kelley, 7of<s crssisy, -.
sally Conn. ISL fhscdors. ~
Katie Messhes. sfss west Werner. -.
Joseph A.. Kroos. $3.50 - -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Williams Escapes
Sd Jury Warrant :

A third grand jury warrant
charging imprisoned Edward Fl,
Williams, former county auditor,
with accepting a bride was dis
missed by Judge Arthur K. Cor
don, today.
Action was taken at request of
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Julian
G. Mcintosh who said nothing
could be accomplished by again
trying the ex-officiAl Williams is
serving to 10 years in Jackson
prison for accepting brides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
DIVORCES
Divorces were granted:

Divorces were granted.
Betty Harvey from william.
Elizabeth willard from Anthony.
Cledith Huributt from Merle
Agnes Haxuka from william J.
Peter Cellata from Gertrude
Clinton Rutherford from Elizabeth o.
Irene r. Lown from clifford G.
Nellie Afelt from Michael
Mary Ducharme from william.
Lucy Lyons from Willie.
Elsie r. DeRyke from Cerrit
Jack +. Moore from Peter.
Marjorie H. DeRocher from Marshall =.
Paul Eugene Talbot from Dorothy Y.
Lorraine Duncan from Aloysius.
Mary Thomas from Anthony.
Charles ID. Mcintyre from Violet Y.
Mary O. sanany from Leonard A.
Lylh L. ,Yaisanen from Albin.
Aileen p. Miller from Edward.
Harry Polino from Carmen
Laura Drisket from George
Estelle NJ. Hall from Richard.
Charles A. Greasy from Sadie n.
Cecilia Prayer from William.
Maynard X. Reidel from Helen.
Emma Martin from Roy W.
John W. James from liner y.
Nettie CHAMPION from John Ernest.
Hugh Patterson from Lille Mae.
Mary Roman from John.
Opal p. Crumptou from Robert X.
stanton A. sisson from Geraldine.
Ardell q. Lsinbsch from William n.
Decree of annulment
Gladys Noethen from James Bsgley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
BIRTHS

Girls were born to:
Virginia Tedesco, 1890 Monica.
Alice Van Overbeke. 1274s Joanns
Emmie Weber. l1411 Steel.
Charlotte Wagner, PSI Claiming, Fern
dale.
Frances Waltz, 1854 Salem.
Eleanor Wolf. 1887 wark.
Frieda Walker, 1909 Oak, wyandotte.
Kathleen Warnke. $50 Helen, centerline.
Annie williams. 1902 winder
Isabelle williams, 1889 Provost
Evelyn Wagner. 1887 Hazelridgs
Phyllis Wolne, 1925 springgsrden.
Anna White 5243 Moran.
Josephine Yesowich 1929 Cashmere.
Reva Zieman, $3.50 Elmhurst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

in her memoirs now being pub
lished in The American Weekly.
POOR GLAMOUR GIRL
Pity her. please.
Because glamour girls, it seems,
are out for the duration.
Lies too serious these days,
says Inez Robb, writing in The
American Weekly, this Sunday.
And she explains why in another
of her typically gay and efferves-
cent special articles.
FOOD CONSERVATION
Do you, Mrs. Housewife, know
how TO put up extra eggs for
future use?
It's knack worth learning If
you wish TO cut living costs and
serve your family well balanced,
nutritious meals.
A reader from Boomers Ferry,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Her AEF Sons Voice
Private in Australia Broadcasts TO America;
Detroit Parents Get Record and Cheer

Baeyens still another transcription.
Young Baeyens was born in
Belgium just before the 1918
armistice and came here when he
was 6. He attended Barbour In
termediate School and Cass Tech
nical High School. He was drafted
a year ago and recently was
assigned to the coast artillery in
Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Windsors Arrive in Miami

MIAMI, May 20 (INS).-The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
were in Miami today, preparing to
leave tomorrow for New York and
Washington, where the duke will
confer with American officials on
the mutual defense of the United
States and the Bahamas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
What S on the Air

This program has bssn
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations. and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Anniversary for AeF

NEW YORK. May % GNS),--
Just "a years ago today the AEF
OF World War | launched lis first
offensive against the German army
with slashing attack on Cantigny
in Northeastern Francc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

A. Karapow, who knows European
society and the high jinks of the
great like few others.
Hers is a penetrating and ex-
Extraordinarily interesting behind
-the-scenes disclosure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
FIRST AID FASHIONS

First-aid training-a subject
now studied by millions of patri-
otto women-is having its effect on
miladys styles.
For example. now you can find
smartly fashioned triangular ban
danna scarves, which can double
as a bandage in an emergency.
You also see halters and belts in
outfits which are easily pressed
into service if needed.
The American Weekly tells you
all about il this coming Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Don't Let II Get You Down. IFS Weapon in Axis
War Of Nerves.; II Raises Your Blood Pressure

Don't Let Noise Get You Down! It's Part of the Axis
War of Nerves"
Fight noise.
Its just important in this to know how to pro-
tec self against noisy bedam against bomb because
of the most potent nerve used by Axis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
NAE MURRAY

Are you reading the intimate
recollections of Mae Murray?
This famous dancer. whose name
lskyrocketed to worldwide ac-
claim, tells you more about her
personal tragedies and triumphs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

ADVERTIsEMENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Last Friday Pvt. Hector Bae-
yens, 22-year-old Detroiter, made
a 90-second short-wave broadcast
from Australia and today he is
literally on record as so doing.
In fact, in those 80 seconds,
Hector made more records than
the New York Yankees.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tave Baeyens of 545 jefferson
court, were first informed of his
scheduled radio greeting by De-
troit friends.
Up with the first crow OF the
cock. because sleep was an i'm
possibility with such anticipation,
the Baeyens heard their sons
original message at 7 a. m. Friday
at their friends house.
"When Hector spoke. my folks
were I'm heaven" said Mrs.
Madeline Brown of Sab Jeffer-
son court. the private's sister.
With their recording machine,
the friends made a transcription
OF Hector's voice and presented il
to the Baeyens. Needless to say,
from that point on Hector's 90
second broadcast became fill
buster on the Baeyens' phono-
graph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
FRIDAY EVENING
SEQ p. N.

500 r. ".
WIR-NeWS.
WWJ-Ty TySon-T.
CKLW--R ollin' Home-M
WCAR-News Ace.
WXYZ--Ivs Got Your NJ
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WWJ-Prof. Slosson-T
VICAR Band OF week
WxYZ-Lee Smits-1
WJLB-SkatinG party =
WFxb-Dinner music,
WJBK-Music
Ws5D-Melodie Strings
W4gD NovAchord-M
$50 y. NJ.
WJR-Frank Psrker-h
HWJ-NeWs.
CKLW-Conga rhumba-A
WCAR--Earle a Pete-h.
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W45D-CArdlelite. silver.
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CkLW-pinner music.
WCAR-Bush ana quartet
WXYZ-March OF Victory
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WJR-AmoE n Andy.
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CKLW-Vai Clsre-T.
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WJI.B-Warsaw Echoes-N
WJBK-World wide NeHB
w45D--Tressury parade.
Wi9D-News.
T:Is r. ".
WIP-Olga CoehlO-M.
World news.
CKLW--Two piano team.
WCAR-MnEic.
Musical Review
From Americas-M
Wl9D--Dlnner concert.
100 r. ".
WJR-Truth. consequences.
WWJ-EveninE melodies,
CKLW-Red Rydef-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: continued warm to-
night and tomorrow morning. Moderate to
occasionally fresh winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
PAPA BENITO

What's the real story of Benito
Mussolini?
What of his family life? His
.romances
If you'd like TO read the true
story see the special and revealing
article. this Sunday in The Ameri-
can Weekly. written by Princess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

So begins fascinating article
in The American Weekly, with
this coming Sundays issue
Detroit Sunday Times.
Written by an expert, il explains
how 10 clamp down on unnecessary
noise, which saps strength. raises
blood pressure and causes poor
work.
You owe it to yourself not to
miss this article
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
GUARDS THIS ONE

That is, until. the waxing be-
came so fuzzy from wear that
Hector's greeting was no longer
too precise.
Whereupon, Hector's voice was
restored by fresh record sent by
the Red Cross in Washington with
the message:
"Here Is a recording of your
soldiers voice."
But Baeyens is guarding the
second transcription as if it were
a good retread. BY strict order. no
one plays the record until spe-
cial needle is obtained.
And now. radio station WOR in
Newark. n. j., has offered the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Originally II was REGARDED as
just another floater taken from
the Detroit River.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

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STAMPS AND DoNpS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-15

since his admission to the bar in
1884, first in the offices of William
Clinton McSherry and now in his
own office in Frederick. He has
argued cases before the Maryland
Court of Appeals, the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
and the Supreme Court of the
United States. AS Assistant At
torney General he has written
some three hundred opinions or
various legal questions.
Before he began the practice of
law ne worked in the summers at
the Economy Silo Company, Colt
and Dixon Packing Company and
the Mccain Orchards. He has also
been a director of the Western
Maryland Trust Company. He is a
member of the Kiwanis Club; and
has participated in many drives of
charitable organizations such as
the Red Cross, Salvation Army and
Community Fund of Frederick
City. Mr.. Clapp feels that his
membership in the State Assembly
and his legal training in the office
of the Attorney General will be of
most use to him as associate judge
of the Circuit Court.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-15
: BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS :
PUBLIC SALE

Due to ill health discontinue farming, will sell
the Phil Leather farm, ~ mile west
of Hyattstown Frederick County,
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Fl, 1912 at 10 A. M.
(EWT)
s HEAD HORSES-Jm good leader; Dude, years old;
Lark years DID, Lady, DID, unbroe; STAR yearing
10 HEAD OF CATTLE mich cows, young bull calf,
6 months old; heifers from months to years.
LARGE MALE HOG
FARM MACHINERY #. Deering binder, in. Brown
wagon carriages, ronwhee and bed Deer
ing mower John Deere planter, Buckeye walking
pow Brown walking pow 81 Disc Superior Drill,
New Idea spreader, % tooth Meteor
Deerng harrow II tooth Syracuse harrow B.
Syracuse barshea hose Chattanooga barhear
pow single shovel plow double shovel pow shovel
plow MISUNDERSTANDING shelter FUSED year,, box
corn shelter New Holland crusher hay fork and ID
triple trees sretchers crowd scks threeprong forks,
four-prong forks "a it. extension ladder cut
saw log chain wire retcher, digging irons shovels,
wedges grain sacks DeLaval separator and lot of junk
FARM HARNESS. Yankee harness. 3 front gears,
pillow gears single harness. collars Brides halter check lines,
single lines wagon saddles etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE antique clock lover 100
od antique marble top side board antique sete and
chairs BEDS dresser wash stands tables chairs other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH
Hyattstown M. E. Church will lunch
HENRY H. CLAGGETT.
Emmert R. Bowlus Auctioneer
Raymond l. Kelly, Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-15
Tuesday, October 20, 1912
PROMPTLY AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M. (E. W. IT,

PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK A. NJ (E. W. IT,
TEN HEAD OF PERCHERoN HORSES AND COLTS
All raised by None above IL years old. number
of fine leaders.
80 HEAD OF EXCELLENT DAIRY CATTLE T. B.
accredited herd for 80 All of herd raised by
Ten will be fresh by day Of SALE Six hefers from
to months old Two Holsten bus be registered
1912 Anyone desiring real get them here.
81 HEAD OF HOGS-An Chesters Eight brood sows
four gs all bred three fat hogs, 10 shoats, male hog
entitled to be registered.
BIG LINE OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY-Case
2040 tractor in order; appliances for tractor pows
harrows, hammer mill with betting, wagons of all kinds
and everything that most good farm could have fine
lot of harness, much of it made by
DAIRY FIXTURES DeLaval magnetic milking machine
with two units bought in January 1872 and complete
fixtures for dairy
BLACKSMITH TOOLS. carpentry TOOLS buchering equip
ment of every kind
The intending to into Wakersvle, have
lie sale and consequently large of all
kinds of equipment that is needless mention Arrange
attend this aday SALE Lunch will grounds
TERMS OF SALE-To be made known on day of sale.
HARRY 2. HEDGES
ANOVIA K. HEDGES
GLENN TROUT A1ctioneer.
RAYMOND L. KELLY, Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-15
Candidates For
Circuit Court
Are Described
First Series OF Sketches
On So Nominees On County
Ballot Are Released By
League OF Women Voters

Brief sketches of the candidates
for Chief Judge and Associate
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
Sixth Judicial District were re-
leased this week by the Montgom-
cry County League of Women
Voters. According to Mrs. Frank
R. Garfield, government chairman
for the league, descriptive informa-
ton on each of the So candidates
whose names will appear on the
Montgomery County ballot Novem-
Der 8, now is being prepared. The
articles are based on replies to
questionnaires sent to the candi-
dates by the league, she said.
Following are the sketches of
the Circuit Court aspirants:
"The two candidates for Chief
Judge of the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult Court are Judge Edward S.
Delaplaine. Republican incum-
bent) and William Clinton Nc
Sherry (Democrat), both of Fred
erick. Judge Delaplaine has been
Chief Judge of the court and Asso-
ciate Judge on the Maryland Court
of Appeals since December, 1888,
when he was appointed by the late
Governor Nice to fill the unexpired
term of Judge Hammond Urner.
Other public offices he has held in
clude: member of the Maryland
House of Delegates and chairman
of its Committee on Amendments
to the Maryland Constitution, city
attorney of Frederick whose laws
he codifed, United States Concilli-
alton Commissioner, counsel to the
Board of Supervisors of Elections
of Frederick County and county
attorney for Frederick. He has
practiced law in Frederick since
his admission to the Maryland Bar
in 1915.
ellis civic activities are numer-
GUS. He was member of the
state councils section of the Wash
ington Council of National Defense
in 1918 and chairman of the Fred
erick County European Relief
Council in 1921. He has been &C
lively connected with the Amer
lean Red Cross, Wakefield National
Memorial Foundation, Maryland
Tercentenary Commission, Roger
Brooke fancy Home, Inc, Roger
Brooke fancy National Memorial
Foundation, C. Burr Artz Library,
Board of Visitors and Governors
of st. Johns College, and many
academic and legal associations.
He has written three biographies
Roger B. Tanes: His Career as a
Lawyer, 1918; Francis Scott Key,
Life and Times, 1887; and The Life
of Thomas Johnson, 1927, as well
as contributions to the Dictionaries
of American Biography and Amer
lean History and many magazines
He feels that his nearly four years
as Chief Judge of the Circuit Court
have been successful and are ample
evidence of his qualifications fol
the position.
william Clinton McSherry has
held no elective offices but has
served as counsel TO the Board Of
! County Commissioners Of Fred
erick County and on occasion as
special counsel 10 the Frederick
County Board of Education. HI