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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Saturday, October II, 1912,

Odl udN. OCtODeI L. 1J4Z,
At the Hour of Eleven O'clock A. NJ,
in front of the Court House in the
town Of Oakland, Garrett County,
Maryland, | will offer and sell at pub
lie auction all that piece, parcel OF
tract of land situate, lying and being
in Election District No. | of Garrett
County, Maryland, which was con.
veyed unto the said Hamill Coal and
Coke Company by the said Manor
Mining and Manufacturing Company
by deed dated January /, 1921, and
recorded in Liber f. Z. T., No. 70,
folio 527, one of the Land Records of
Garrett County, Maryland, containing
104S.5l acres, more or less, except
ing, however, that part Of the surface
Of said land which is described in said
deed as the "Chas Stark Surface"
containing 81 acres, more or less, and
also right Of way as set forth in
said deed
Excepting, also. the following
pieces or parcels Of the above land
which have heretofore been conveyed
away by said Hamill Coal and Coke
Company; to The Board of County
School Commissioners of Garrett
County by deed dated January Ia,
1921. and recorded in Liber E. Z. r.,
No. 70, folio $40, containing is acres,
more or less; to Harry A. Crichton by
deed dated January IA, 1921, and re-
corded in Liber f. Z. T., No. 70, folio
1852, containing S.75 acres, more or
less; to William Sharpless ct al, by
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Election District Number Fourteen,
Precinct Number One

Judges Mrs. James B. Bell, Re
publican. Oakland; 7. c. limbaugh,
Democratic, Oakland
Clerks-Mrs. Ruth Sanders, Re
publican, Oakland; Miss Julia Rowan,
Democratic, Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Election District Number Five

Judges Earl Ault, Republican, Ac-
cident; Oscar Harmon, Democratic,
Accident.
Clerks-Mrs. Anita Dewitt, Re
publican, Hoyes; Mrs. Arta NJ. Burk-
hart, Democratic, Accident.
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PRECINCT NUMBER Two
Judges-Mrs. Pearl Parks, Repub-
mean: EmdeN; Ira Paugh, Democrat
lc' NndeN.
NIerkS-AlrS, Mary Agnes Hanna,
HepubIlcan' NndeN; Edna l.. Knox,
Democratic Fmde%.
Election District Number Fourteen,
Jjudges-AfS. James b. Bell, Re
publican, Oakland; I. {. limbaugh,
Democratlc, Oakland
TIefNSI = Ruth sanders, Re
publican Oakland; Miss Julia Rowan,
Precinct Number Two
Judges ames f; Forman, Repub-
mean, (reIIn; K. /. Wotring Demo
cratic, Hutton.
IierkS- Mrs, Lawson Knots, Re
Puhhcah' hutton; MIS-. Blanche Co.
law, Democratic, Crellin.
Election District Number Fourteen,
Precinct Number Three
t.l ".
,, "U' G1II} 9I''l W. D ItN s, hePuol'-
N,'i'1 1'e'i - CHING DeIl'
CIc,I,s 90 Ms Ms yaroarot + Tou.,,
sbnnd RaoubIico, 0aIIand. Me-, Ts
abel HamiII Donocratir O3lIand
FIcctiop district Nunbnr Eirtoo,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
PUBLIC SALE.PUBLIC SALE
of Valuable Live Stock, Farming
Machinery and Equipment
and Farm Produce
Saturday, October 10, 1912,

will offer at public sale, starting al
1900 o'clock noon, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Election District Number Fifteen

Judges-Gcorge Grove, Republican,
Homecoming; Oscar Broadwater, Dem
ocratic, Frostburg.
Clerks Evelyn Robson. Republi-
can, Homecoming; Orval Garlitz, Dem
ocratic Homecoming.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Election District Number Fourteen,
Precinct Number Three

Judgcs-John W. Davis Republi-
can, Oakland; George yelling, Dem
ocratic, Oakland.
Clerks - Mrs. Margaret l.. Town
shend, Republican, Oakland; Miss Is
abel HamiII, Democratic, Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
ELLIOTT AND FRIEND.
GAINESVILLE. W. Va.

TERMS OF SALE-Casb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

TRAMP, TRAMP, tramp, the
gals are maching on to the
Office. on to the factory, on to
the farm. Even the ladies OF
leisure must take 10 footwork
for air raid duty and Red Cross
aid.
The more sensible laSses will
be prepared for the arduous
tasks 10 come with a pair OF
foot-saving oxfords. No trinket
trimming, no openwork to cut
down the life OF the shoe
just a good, strong number with
manifold considerations for your
over-worked toes.
Since these comfort shoes
have always demanded a price
well over 5 dollars, we were
pleased AS punch TO find one at
a bargain. And it has all the
arch and metatarsal supports
that foot health requires.
TREADING ON CUSHIONS
literally happens when you walk
forth in these calfskin smarties,
for the insoies arc cushioned in
a wrinkle-proof way We heard
all this from the Detroiter who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
II Was Lots Of Fun
The Mad Hat+ers Tea
By IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor. The Detroit Times

but where are they today?
Heaven only knows.
l once wound up the estate Of
a woman who saved EVERY
THING 30 pairs of gloves,
over so pairs Of hose we found,
some IS corsetS black ones,
white ones, pink ones old
petticoats. and yards and yards
of black jet, plus pieces Of we'd
ding gowns but nary a hat.
But it must be people save
them. for there they were =. a
hundred or more. I should say.
At the close of the show, tea
was served and then the judges
were asked TO select the pretti-
est hat from among the guests
the judges being John Car
roll, Detroit artist. Bella de Tus-
can. romantic fencer. and Tony
Weitzel. Detroit newspaperman.
The winning lady was Mrs.
Monte Davidson, 2003 West Nc
Nichols road in pert
sailor Of a brown and light blue
combination, pierce with
feather-covered hatpins, If you
know what we mean.
Speaking of hats John
Carroll says he likes the hat
simple but the wearer gor-
geouS.
Twas lots Of fun.
Proceeds of the tea went TO
the American Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Ida Jean Kain
Trim, Cushioned Oxfords
Make Walking a Pleasure
BY JOAN DEAN

designed them and he should
know.
The heels are leather with
rubber lifts and the soles are
durably stitched. You can bend
the vamp right up to the lacings
with the greatest of ease, which
proves the fiexibility therein.
They're box-toed and sleek in
either black or brown at $3.98.
You know, the leading fashion
magazines are expert foretellers
OF fashion rights, and they're
playing up the uniform shoe and
other low-heeled models for
work and play. It's admitted
that comfort is walking away
with the fashion honors nova
days.
MILITARY MODES have
winning ways among working
women. The more navy blue and
gold you don the more duty
bound you feel. Fabrics like
covert cloth. gabardine and
twillS are favorites for their
neatness and light weight
Cut your hair short and let
IL curl up over the regulation
uniform hat. II you're not in
uniform, but are out 10 see
service on your own. the over
seas cap is easy 10 wear. You II
find II a BIT feminlZed in the
name of style.
But when evening comes and
you're relaxing. closet the mill
tariSm and substitute the pretty.
frivolous garb war-weary men
want you TO wear. It's in
vogue 10 lead a double life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Bomber Boxes!

ALL OF you who have
taken out bomber boxes, for
the Buy-a-Bomber campaign,
please return your boxes no
later than Thursday of this
week so we may count
them and turn over the money
to our Bomber Editor.
A complete accounting of our
bomber fund will be given on
these pages Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
National Anthem Demands
Respectful Attention
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

WHAT YOU do when The StarSpangled Banner Is being
what Suppose one were
taking candid shot of while national anthem
being played
would giving your complete and undivided tribute
OF honor 10 he ha
Immediately when hear the first
OF inspiring anthem
would show you Immediately stopping whatever you are
doing saying
would show you allowing nothing nobody distract your
attention.
the anthem being sung it would show you joining in the
singing
If the anthem being played and sung would show you
standing moioness possible, absolutely quiet.
You. Of that hbbcrty gbbety Mrs Smith
companion the Mrs Jones who fumbes
her and closing noisiy Or the Mr. Brown
who begins put before the last of the anthem
have been played.
Yes what do when The StarSpangled Banner is being
played is revelation of what you
Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

BEST SHOW OF the season
thus far the Mad Hatters
tea yesterday at the Women's
City Club The theme E. old
hats versus new showing
quaint poke bonnets built as far
back as 1864 and then a modern
number looking as chic as you
please, surprisingly like the one
you've Just laughed at.
There was a burnt straw bon
net tied demurely under the chin
with Dolly Warden ribbon
1O2 years old. 1t came from the
Museum of Art, Rockefeller
Center.
There was hat worn by Mrs.
Vanderbilt in 1900 a huge
white beaver. If my memory
serves me right, dripping with
white plumes.
A hat from the trouSSeau OF
Mrs. Henry B. JOY, which had
Dten IIlhue lOT Hcl III al lSs
A Lovely Foursome
Hightlight Of the show was .
group of four hats (bonnets TO
be exact belonging 10 one per-
son some one from New
York first a poke bonnet of
straw trimmed with roSehudS,
which was a coming-out hat &C..
most demure.
Next the lady's wedding bon
net of white satin trimmed with
pearls.
Then her going away bonnet
of a sensible darker color,
trimmed with red roses and pur-
pie yelling.
And the fourth . no trim
ming at all, but something be-
coming 10 a young matron g..
and worn, we were told. to the
Inauguration of President Grant
How Gomez
What I'd like to know is {.
how come people save hats? I've
had hats over period of years
that have delighted my soul -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
orNsion
Due to Lack
Of Vitamin A
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WOMEN DRIVERS often get
blamed for lack of skill when
its their diet that won't pass
the test. Even ordinarily the
diet Is apt 10 be low in Vitamln
A, and when a woman goes on
reducing ratIons she is apt 10
leave il out altogether.
Vitamin A is furnished in
butter, cream and whole milk.
all of which are looked upon
askance as high in calories.
Unless carefully planned TO in
clude daily green or yellow
vegetable or supplemented with
haliver or cod liver oil, the
reducing menus are bound 10
be low IN rhIS essential.
One OF the first signs OF
deficiency is night blindness. the
inability 10 see we'll in dim light.
Vision Narrowed
But drivers who fail TO get
enough vitamin A have other
troubles.
They find II difficult 10 re-
adjust their vision after being
subjected TO the glare of passing
headlights. And the deficiency
tends 10 narrow their field of
vision. II is hard for them 10
see the side of the road or
car coming up from the side.
Just as a case in point: A
man went on a prolonged re-
ducing diet which completely
eliminated dairy products and
most vegetables from his menus.
In a very short time his eyes
were so badly affected that he
had 10 be led to his seat in the
theater and the pictures were
blurred for as long as 10
minutes. He couldn't sec well
enough TO drive at night.
Other Symptoms
Along with those symptoms
of Vitamin A deficiency, he
developed others: Rough, dry
skin, and dull. brittle hair Che
began 10 lose thatD.
/ am glad to say, however,
that the story has a cheerful
ending. He went back to butter.
milk, raw carrots, and rein
forced his diet with 10000 units
of Vitamin A, and, according TO
scientific report, all the I'M
pleasant symptoms disappeared
within a week.
Vitamin A has an important
role in eyesight. 1t is necessary
TO the regeneration Of the visual
purple in the retina at the back
of the eye.
The construction of this purple
depends upon Vitamin A. If the
diet is lacking in A, reconstruc-
ton cannot take place. Then
normal vision is impossible ex-
cept in bright light.
General Well Being
Although stressed here mainly
for its prevention of night
blindness. Vitamin A is impor-
tant to your general well being.
There are many other reasons
for including your requirement
daily. II increases your resist
aDpp 70 infection has N do uit n
the health of your teeth, and
affects the condition of skin,
hair and nails.
Your 5000 units which are
needed every day can be OBJ
tanned from menus that are very
low in calories simply by having
liberal servings of green's and
yellow cheese and an egg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

If you're not obliged to step into some
special uniform for wartime tasks, you'll
want a down-to-earth outfit of your own.
This military twill in gray or beige plus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Elsie Robinson
Peace Can Only Come
Through Education

tempted such a program of ex-
change but on such a highly Sc
lective degree that il could not
possibly permeate the common
viewpoint. What we will need
eventually will be international
cooperation and mass move
mentS of youngsters in their
plastic years.
Through practical education,
through actual mingling with
the people of other races and
nations, in this way alone can
we achieve inter ona
brotherhood and respect.
And we should apply it with
in our own borders as well. for
in country as large as America
we foster as much bigotry and
ignorance as dozen smaller
nations would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Jane Dorsey
Will Wed
}. n. Roehm
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

DOWN IN Cleveland. O., Mrs.
Frank Nj. Dorsey of East Over
look road has just made known
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Jane Dorsey. and John II.
Roehm, son of the Charles l..
RoehmS of Calvert avenue.
The bride-to-be attended Den
iSon University. where she was
a Kappa Alpha Theta, and
graduated from the New York
School of Interior Decoration.
She was a debutante at the
Cleveland Assembly Ball in 1898.
Young Mr.. Roehm, who was
graduated from Detroit Univer-
sity School, also attended Deni-
son, where he was a member Of
Phi Gamma Delta.
He became a sergeant in the
Engineers a while back and is
now attending Officers Candi-
date School at Fort Belvoir. Va.
Theirs will be an August
wedding.
PROCEEDS FROM "Quaran-
tined" the hilarious little num-
Der which the Victory Players
will put on at the Detroit FEEDER
alton of Women'S Club the night
of July 81, will go to Navy
Relief.
The comedy. by Sally Shute.
is under the supervision of Miss
Gertrude Marie Sullivan, who's
also its director.
Stage properties and manage
ment are handled Robert
Toupin and Harold CaSagrand.
while Elizabeth Cross and Ger
aid Harrington appear to be
handling the publicity.
In the cast:
Miss Cross and Mr.. Harring-
ton, Wanda Lennox, Johnny
Kane, Pat FoutS, Sue Fritag and
Edward TraveSon - Pat Webb
being unable 10 participate due
to an unfortunate and untimely
accident.
You may aid the Navy Relief
by purchasing tickets at the
door or you may have them laid
aside by calling uN. 2-62z0.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN w.
HAWKINS Jean Cludius) of
PinehurSt avenue announce the
arrival, July "a, of a son. Theo-
dore Godfrey.
JIM HILL gave another of
his famous Steak RoaStS over
the weekend at "Thornhill'
across the erik.
Friday, he'll leave for Mack
mac Island, we understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Our Only Hope

The world war has come be-
cause there is no real world
knowledge or world brotherhood
and our only hope lies in the
young. not in the dictates of the
old and prejudiced.
Would it be expensive or
course it will be expensive. But
could anything be as expensive
as the mass murder Of humanity
which is now going on? Or the
enormous cost of defense re-
quirementS?
Go back and back through
the ages TO the time of the first
murder 10 the time when Cain
cried, Am l my brothers
keeper
Always the answer has been
the same, YES, you are your
brothers keeper as he is yours.
Until YOU know this fact each
one will Kill the other Get
busy and know your brother
Get busy and keep the faith
with him. Until YOU do there
VIII never he peace.
C"pyrght. 1852, hy King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
For Wednesday, July 20.
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20

VI AhCH Il ~ HEhiL ~
4 s-Less restricting than
yesterday with more opportunity
for extensive operations and try
ing out new ideas, equipment
and methods. Make improve
ments, try new angles through
which advancement can be made.
And keep trying
APRIL 2f TO NAY e0
Taurus - Opportune time for
carrying through plans, making
advantageous connections in bust
ness, sound investments, giving
and getting orders. Confidential
work also favored for new sue
cess.
MAY 2f TO JUNE Fl
& 2 nj You can speed up
things now. Should be favorable
time for industrial and trade
interests, manufacturing urgent
needs, agricultural and farming
interests. mining, shipbuilding,
construction engineering.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CGnce continue unfinch-
ingly with your program, no
matter how difficult or simple.
It's responsive period for initia-
tive, perseverance and the hard
worker in general. Mental tasks
sponsored.
JULY "a TO AUG. p
/ Don't permit overexer-
ton, exaggeration, overestma-
tlop or hasty speech to spoil this
day They are temptations that
are lurking in hidden corners.
Clean house thoroughly, get them
and any other hindrances out
quickly.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 81
TUgo-Today is a dandy for
business changes Of an improved
nature. new. more important con-
facts and favors, for getting in
touch with more efficient meas
ures. ideas, inventions. Get
ahead. despite obstacles-today's
achievement will be lasting.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Lib d-Generally favorable,
and you can bring fresh gains,
benefits and helpful associations
your way with the adroit use Of
your keen judgment, humor and
sense Of fair play.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio-A fine day for what
ever rightly calls upon you now,
In business be systematic, care
full, but not fanatical; in. pleas
ures be discreet, sparing of
health; in domestic affairs and
romance be considerable, listen
well, and enjoy the truly good.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sogittdrius 49, Indications Of
new accomplishment, better pros
poets. Restrictions disappearing.
You may find unusually good
associations today with those
born under the signs Aries, Leo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Cakes for Soldiers

THE DETROIT chapter of the American Red Cross has
been asked by the United States Army to operate
RED CROSS REFRESHMENT CANTEEN
at the War Show
When the boys asked what they wanted they said
HOME MADE CAKES!
So here's your chance ladies, do something for the
boys e.. make cake luscious home made cake
TAKE YOUR cake cakes the Chapter
House 2163 r. jefferson any time from until Saturday
. August -. the show closes Sunday August ?.
AND BY the way have you the show at
~ Of d. Stadium every evening at $50 p m.
tickets St55.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

A JIFFY KNIT jerkin-just
the thing for college! Knitted in
straight rows tackled together in
a contrasting color TO resemble
cable stitch.
Pattern 41S contains direc-
lions for jerkin in sizes 12-14
and 1918: illustrations OF
stitches; materials required;
color suggestions.
Send IL cents i'm coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1928 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

ALL THESE postwar plans
for peace--most OF them leave
me a little weary. They have so
little contact with our common
human nature. Strong on theory
but mighty short on boss sense.
Not that / have any doubt
that therell be a peace some
day, and that We'll do the die
tating of its terms. But lofty
thinking will never bring il, nor
guns. nor flame. nor ships.
The war will stop but that
won't bring peace. ID g I @ a {
doesn't mean cooperation. Your
enemy is just as dangerous
when you have your foot on his
neck as when he has his on
yours,
There's only one way to
achieve peace in either indi-
vidual or national or lntcrna-
tional life, and that is by eduCa-
tion-and that education has 10
begin at the roots.
Trained to Suspicion
I doubt if there's one out Of
a thousand of us who has ever
been educated for peace. We're
trained from childhood TO SuS-
pect strangers Just as our cave
dwelling fathers were before
us.
We inStinctively fear different
people. different customs, and n
takes only a spark of conflict 10
flame this fear and suspicion
into open hate and combat
The Chinese are our honOrcd
allies today. but l can rcmcm-
Der when American hoOdlumS
cut off their pigtails, as Joke
The Central American is now
our Good Neighbor. but for
years we treated him with dis
dain. ignored his demands and
earned his bitter contempt I'M
return. And the root of n all
was ignorance.
Such MISUNDERSTANDING were
not only true of America. they
were and are true Of every ma
ton on earth. They are the
seed of war. and until VIC can
eliminate them war will never
cease. The only cure for war Is
education, the education Of each
generation when its young
enough 10 take.
Been Tried
Meaning what? Meaning an
international effort 20 educate
our youngsters IN the manner
ard viewpoint Of ether lahds,
not out of textbook, but by
selecting the brightest scholars
Of high school age IN every
country and sending them 10
the schools In distant lands
where, under proper guidance
they can come To know The
spirit in those lands
This is no Utopian dream. The
late great Cecil Rhodes at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
With Beans

BAKED BEANS for supper
lemon quarters provide that sour
flavor so many folks demand
with this food. The secret OF
good beans is long, slow baking.
The test? Are they mealy. Cold
beans 90 good in a lunch box
Don't forget the lemon quarters
WRAPPED IN WaXed paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
For Vitamin A

HUBBARD SQUASH answers
the diet roll call for that yellow,
vitan1in A vegetable YOU arc TO
cat each day. Try il different
this time. Parboil, add a bit Of
honey hut not too much: bake.
Serve with lemon quarters.
Squeeze juice on literally as you
cat Folks who think they don
like squash, discover they do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

Better make up your mind early
TO control all such antagonistic
agencies, if you want a success
full day.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-Make stricter plans
to protect your income and
budget. The business end Of all
matters now require very care
ful handling. Don't be thought
less Of the little but vital things.
Beware of rumors.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-T There are several
ways in which you can better
your position, lessen problems.
An opportunity here TO make
some especial gain to be effective
in the near future.
A CHILD horn on this daV:
Cheerful, home-loving, Of high
intelligence. May have 20 work
hard TO acquire the ability 10
concentrate on necessary tedious
matters. Religion, clean-minded,
ambitious companions are essen
tial.
Birth anniversary Of James
Howell Hewlett, educator; Will
liam Powell, motion picture actor.
Copyright. 1882. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Mrs. Haley's Parents Have Closed Home

Mrs. HENRY ]. HALEY ) parents -.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Shearer. .. and son Tom. &C..
Have closed their home down Fort Meyers Fla g..
And have sped to their summer quarters ..
On the shores of Lake Osego. 80.
Where they'll be visited shortly.
BY their attractive daughter.
The Misses Cora and Flora Wagner . also are bound for
the north land .
Their arcooed destination. being Harbor Point .
where they plan to remain. until October l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
HOROSCOPE By Dale
Frances
Look in the Section Yop Birthday Comes h. and Find what
Your Oatiook IT, according to the Stars,

Libra and Aquarius. But get
along amicably with whomever
you should.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Restrictions NAV
crop UP Unexpectedly, and you'll
probably have TO curb a desire
to express your opinion too
freely and be abrupt in answers.