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Evening star., 1943-04-13
1877 District SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow
15o of AII-CoIored Group
Are to Go Into Army

One of the largest contingencies
ever sent from the District - 1877
men-will report for active duty in
the armed forces tomorrow. The
group, all colored, was inducted on
April 7.
The contingent includes 156 for
the Army, 25 for the Navy, for
the Marine Corps and for the
Coast Guard. The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. SAMUEL MATASSA. 400 Emerson
q. n.w.----- NV. 13s
] WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
SELF. H., A. pODD, 4211 Kennedy ST.,
Hyattsyille, Md 15s
pom No. 81 on the first mortsaee bonds
Of the WASHINGTON Auditorium Corporation
VIII be paid upon presentation to the
American Security and Trust Company,
Wsshinston. d. G., on and after Wednes-
day, April IA, 1p43
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
CORPORATION.
By B. L, COTTON, President.
Evening star., 1943-04-13

Atkinson, Gleno
Hill, Rudolph G,
Alsobrooks. Joe
Hawkins. Wilbur v
johnson, Joseph E.
Pannell, William m M.
jackson. Joseph D.
Brown, Willis z
Moten, Charles r.
Franklin, Turner E.
johnson, Leon
Sales, Adam r.
Ferguson, S. w.
Smith, Thornton c
Baker, Earl F.
Chase, w. H, yr.
Robinson, M. B..
Beasley, Edward H.
Burnett. Howard j.
Smith, Franklin r.
Kicks, George
wilkinson, A. B.
Carpenter, w. a.
Christian, w. D.
Jefferson, Wilson Y.
Stubbleield, Paul E,
Nicholson, Herbert
Holland, Burnell E.
Amaker, Wilbur T.
Hall. Horace N.
Whitby. Charles, Jr.
Lenoir, Ocea
Goldsmith, c. D.
Carrington. NJ. F.
Saunders, w. H,
Holland, r. M, 1r.
Bell, John H.
Rice. Herbert j.
Roundtree, w. M.
Merritt, Eddie 6.
Lewis. Earl R.
Stewman, sylvester
Lewis, James
Butler, John H.
Lover, Augustus
hawkins, W. H.
Cooner. AL N.
Long, Albert H.
Dixon, Vernon w.
Morton, ia mes T.
Young, E. L.
Walker, Robert L.
Moody, Thomas
Cherry. Thomas E.
Clark, Joe w.
Reed. Manless
Sutton, Fred
Johnson, Robert II.
Sumby, Henry
Rollins. w. T., jr.
Harrison, Joseph S.
Yates, Arthur
Neal. Lish
Driver. L. r.
Covington, S. j.
Simon, c. H.
Ables. w. L.
Jones, J. G., jr.
Speaks, Albert L.
jackson, Patrick H.
Stewart, Charles
Randolph, z. @. jr.
Mcdonald, Joseph
Carr. James C., ir.
Tinsley. Alfred j.
Harris. James A.
wilson, w. E.
Mason, Charles R.
Roy. Melvin T.
Crawford. James
Walker, John w.
Wesley, James w.
Hunt, Welborn H.
Cook. James T.
Wilson. James w.
Graham, Abraham
Hairston, John A
Henderson, John s
Cough. John E.
Hawkins, sydney q
Settles, Rufus
Goa
Jordan, Alexander
Mar
Boykins, Lamb. jr
Kennedy, Spencer
CFn~H a~e4n uaYry
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN.
LABORERS

Who want = steady Job all year around
in essential work; good pay. Apply
FIT. LINCOLN CEMETERY,
320l Bladensburg Rd NE at District line
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN.
HAzELTINE ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION,
1715 Broadway. New York City.

Openings for
RADIO INSTRUCTION BOOK. WRITERS.
and ability to describe In simple terms the
operation Of UHF circuits required Work
relates to instruction books for Navy ap-
essential work in very essential war in
dustry. Salary depends upon oualifica tions
and experience Write complete qualifica-
tions ani salary desired. Replies solicited
from teachers, patent attorneys, engineers
and any others qualified
Evening star., 1943-04-13
MASTER PIIJMRFRS

Who are established in business in Wash
ington, Arlington, Alexandria and Mary
land, to take plumbing contracts in CO.
operation with large local heating and
air-conditioning company We can supply
you with all the work you can handle at
good prof1t. We also guarantee prompt
payment by our customers. Box 3S5-E,
Evening star., 1943-04-13
BOOKKEEPER

PLUMBERS,
Must be 1st-class mechanics;
steady work, good pay for
right men. Apply Day Bros,
14O0 Spring rd NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-13

COLORED BUS BOY.
So week, day of. 1857 10th St NV.
DELIVERY BOYS FOR b.
CYCLES. Apply Mr.. Charles
Alexander, Argonne Market,
1913 Col. rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-13
ALSO GUARDS

Ages 45 to 65. in good health. active and
able to stand several hours at time:
good moral character, and clear record OF
past employment essential steady work
6-day, 4S-hour week: $l30 per month to
start
Evening star., 1943-04-13
CASHIERS

Ages 45 to so, active and accustomed to
standing several hours at time: clear
record essential; must, have good vision
ing; full-time evening shift, 6-day. 54-
hour week; steady work. paying $3.50 per
month to start, with automatic increase.
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN.
SHOE SALESMEN,
MeNsusht Syndicate, Isa.

SHOE statesmen,
Experienced: liberal salary and commits
sions Joseph Deyoung, Inc, 1905 F
st. NV.
EXPERIENCED PRESSER.
APPLY RIGGS TAILORS,
800 Goth ST. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMER, expe-
rienced. Full time, free lance.
Marvins, 734 7th st. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Experienced in portrait work.
Top salary to right party.
Apply White Studios, 922
Nat. Press Bldg, after 10 am.
WOOL PRESSERS-$4O
Per week. Apply at once,
Dickey's Cleaners, 826 Up
shur st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-13

SODA Dispenser for downtown drug
store. No evening or Sunday work. Short
hours good pay. Apply Babbitt Drug Store.
|. / nS T
Evening star., 1943-04-13
APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.

CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
seth and Prospect Ave. NV. GEORGETOWN.
Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcar.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE
Evening star., 1943-04-13

Experienced. liberal salary and commits
sions. Joseph Deyoung, Inc, 1905 F
st
Evening star., 1943-04-13

NAN to work IN stockroom of whlesele
must know city. Cali MA. oO05. -
Evening star., 1943-04-13

[artin Bros. on de-
d and S sts. Sc. or
Evening star., 1943-04-13
PAINTERS WANTED.

Several experienced painters for out
side work. SO to 80 days employment.
See Mr.. McGinnis or Mr.. Nash, between
30 and am, at 1862 Rhodes ST., CO.
Qnial Village. ARLINGTON. Va
Evening star., 1943-04-13

Coast Guard.
Jordan, Alexander
Marine Corps.
Boykins, Lamb. jr. Tate, Willie A.
Kennedy, Spencer Williams, Amos
Stephenson, Henry
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

a comparison OF GurSk's s
lineup photograph with the pic
ture found IN the murdered
Woman'S room proved Monica
had married felon!
BY morning local and state
police of Indiana, Ohio and
Michigan were on the lookout
dor GurSki, alias Burton. While
practically the entire homicide
squad combed the city OF De-
uoit, Detective Ignich COM
pleted his soil tests and reached
the infalliblc, scientific conClu-
sion that the mud on the trou-
serS, rubbers and car were from
the same locality,
This was followed by r call
from the Michigan City police
that they had picked up the
wanted man. Because Michi-
gan City is in Indiana and on
The other side of the state from
Detroit IL took a week 10 OK
tTddltc the suspect.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Mud Cempeted

pom mention of the garage
Nencel determined 10 have a
look ar DO, but when hc cot out
back he found hc had been pro-
Ceded by IEriCh who was buSily
engaged comparing the mud ON
one of The rubbcrS with the
c'+-4g4-ted rear wheel of a Ford
coupe The right rear wheel OF
The car showed the effects OF
having recently been begged
deep IN some clayey soil
Detective Ignich looked up ar
h.> superior and reported "T'h4
dirt ON this rubber matcheS
with the mud on the wheel. and
since this is Mrs Burton car
i found the registration IN the
glove compartment-it seems
10 me that Mrs Burton brought
the murderer home Wtth-her,
"I'll make spectrum analy-
-i--eH a saHtPle-et each aHd u
the combination of elements arc
the same TT he ahtc 10 prove
that whoever wore those rub
beFs was with HIS ear -WheR -
hogged down"
WcnCol returned 10 the house
where Mildred JanoniS awaited
him IN the living room: the in
>pcctor had asked that she be
brought over from headquarters
rs soon as She had sufficiently
recovered from her shocking
experience.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
ermites Of Democracy

lie dcnounceS the "tcrmilcs
of democracy, the gfovcing of
Congress before executive
power, the growing dictatorship
uI-thc White House and The
owl influence ri the English
professor and labor leader. Uar-
old j. LaskI. in our affairs. Hhe
ho says, has t+1+-tcd tho brain
Of Harry Hopkins Guy TucVe1
and the rest Of The SaWl-NarNlSt
and Seml-ta.clet crowd that has
The President, all too amiablc
cIF.
DR. Wu-tor pays his good
sirp-and-slr.pe American ID-
sp0otS 10 such men as John l..
LOWS and Caesar PCuiilO.
rftr' -riTr-rr-tt ~ rt'7rrT-rv President
Roosevelt with breakng many
promises.
II ir-r-- rl,S
has made tpee "BfGH.efHs sPreat
Vrerc only one sptou'gI before
tthe doctor is conservative. MT
tTTTTfky
Aftcr hoWHnr for TO- years
against monopollcs Dr. Wriston
~Tyv WI arc now MI the VIC
tTS or Tho greatest rf an mon
CpoIr> closed corporation
called the ra+cgnmcpt q tH-
I. =. a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

too .. Water please,
water"
At a nod from The Inspector,
Detective Ignich. who was Sit
ting by the window, got UP and
walked over 10 the water cooler.
Wencel turned to the folder on
his desk JUST as the detective
reached the cooler Suddenly
both officers were startled 10
hear the crash Of tho visitors
chair, tho cX-c0nyiCt was racing
for The window When he ncarcd
- he made one hcadIOng shat
lcr.ng dive and In a flash had
disappeared,
Ignich raced out the door.
WCnCcl walked slowly % tho
window raised the empty frame
and looked out. On the pave
ment three floors below GWSki.
alias Burton, lay SpraWlcd out
ON his face. Detective lgniCh
came running out OF The door,
took one look at the figure then
turned his head UP 10 Wcncel,
hlS hand making a final gesture.
The Inspector walked back 20
hi~ desk. picked up a heavy blue
pencil, and across the folder
wrote with a finn hand
Closed. -
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
cousin
A Body Found

Tire UHCtUtt7rd body ot frr
| mother was stretched out on
The bed. each WIS., and ankle
Aras wired heapnAt RuL
she appeared 20 have been
StranCled 10 death with a
length of lamp wire -.
As soon As The diStraueht girl
had finished her recital. lnSpcc-
tor Rode ordered the desk
sergeant 10 radio the nearest
scout car 10 get over 10 the
Central avenue house Then be
got in touch with Inspector Paul
II. WenCcl. commanding officer
Of the homicide squad who IN
turn called hls two ace technl-
clans. Detectives Joseph Wolf
and Frank Ignich.
This fearless and able group
az manhunters was soon carcen-
inE through Deuoits crowded
thoroughfares 10 the scene OF
what proved 10 be- the most
horrible crime on which any Of
them had ever worked.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Need Productive Energy

on this head hc cnIarCCS thus
There is no place for mo
nopoly either in politics or in
economics. What we need f.
vast expansion az productive
energy through a myriad at
new enterprises.
III that does not occur. the
armed forces will be demohi-
liYed into some new and drear-
Ter WPA, debt will multiply.
private enterprise will wither
and wc shall be delivered into
the hands of the system We
defeated Bureaucracy -
static and non-produCtlVe. II
consumes wealth; il does not
produce H."
a great book 4 book Of the
hour for aIl thinking Americans.
And a book. bv tho way that
ought 10 boz on The patlor-tablc
of the White House, II not a.
the bedside ot the President.
KS ] had The >tlOnahIe
honor conferred upon me hv "a
band Of roCW,H gods Of having
been born and raised IN PhIIa-
Gclph.a, ! naturally G0bhlcd up
Albert r. Idclis Continental
summer lHolD q novel tho
scenes Of which are laid IN tho
Quaker City during the Ccntcu-
nial Year Of 1876.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Photo Examined

When the inspector showed
hcr the picture OF her mother
with some man. Mildred cried
out,
"Nhy-why that's my mother
and MIR. Burton. my former
>tepfather" And she followed
with tale OF womans love
that had flouriShcd in spite of
a mans unSpcakable brutality
story that amazed even the
veteran Wencel
Monica JanoniS Burton was a
tall vivaCIouS blonde who, after
ditercing her first husband in
1896. opened the Monica Beauty
Shop. The business proSpcrcd
and IL enabled her 10 live In
comfort and bring up her
daughter. Mildred in favorable
circumstance NJ o thcr and
daughter lived with Mrs Jalu-
bowSki until 1887 when Mildred
was II. Then Peter Burton en-
tered their lives
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Throw Another!

When Inspector Wenccl first
glanced AZ the body OF The beau
, tician. who was in her early
foTueS. he figured ne mad one Of
the toughest Of al homicide
cases 10 solve; attack and muir
der by an Impulsivc. unprcdlct-
able sex fiend. But when be
looked around he was struck
with the absence Of any sign Of
a struggle. which is the usual
trademark OF such madWcn
AS he silently considered this
angle ne was called 10 the ad-
joining bedroom where a dctec-
tive pointed 10 the night
gowned body o. the houSekcoper
n woman past middle age who
had also been StranCicd but
the ankles OF TINS victim had
been cruelty STRAPPED together
In this room there also ap-
peared 10 bC no signs Of a
struggle.
SO the case had 6Ee'oped
into one az double u.grdCT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
He Disappears

That was the tragic story
Mildred told II directed the
finger Of suspicion at her orSt-
while StcptathCr.
The girl was able 10 furnish
his address. a boarding house in
W. Vernon Highway 20 which a
squad car was instantly dis
patched There IL was learned
ihat Burton had already taken
hls departure but he had left
b suitcase tull Of clothes with
.He lanciady m lieu Of rent, and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Books In
Review
By Beoiamin DeCasseres

WE SOMEHOW generally
w think of college presidents
as Staid old fuddy duddics. We
picture them as sitting on a kind
Of pluSh-COvcred Olympus, using
Sol words in blueprint English
when they condcSccnd 20 adj
dress Us groundlinGS.
There is some truth in that
tradition. But Or. Horny NJ
WrlSton, president OF Brown
University, has just busted II
wide open.
The New Deal, totalitarian
bureaucracy I'm Washington and
the pIe-eyed dreams of the
kickapoo Medicine Men Of the
international Brain Trust have
got i'm the hair of Or. Nriston,
In the most fiery and yet
convInclngly reasoned lndlct-
ment of the New Deal we have
Yet had -- Challenge 10 Free
dom ilarperS he issues n call
10 every UNITED STATES
American 90 advance against
the cenlralIing government
that the NcW Deal has been
giving US.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
More Mud Found

Then things began TO break
fast I'm the suitcase were found
pair of muddy trousers that
bore the same sickly yellow
clay as the rubberS and tires.
Next. Wencel was informed
-thot the handle Of the kitchen
knife had retained a perfect
tIngerprint which the police
files revealed as identical with
THAT of one Peter Gurski. an eN-
convict VINO had served a 10
year sentence IN the Michigan
state prison at jackson ON a
rape conviction against a T.
yCW-ol8 glrl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

from her recent spouse. SO the
double dlporcec thought She had
seen the last of HIM. But on
March l3 Burton called and
again pleaded with her. This
time he said he was leaving
Michigan forever and begged
Monica TO see him for the last
time. Unfortunately the beau
ticlan agreed. When she slipped
behind the wheel OF her small
Ford IN front OF her shop that
afternoon, ~ was the last time
he was 10 be seen alive.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Man s Rubbers Seen

The -.El spgd up the Steps.
acto>> tat porch and knocked
Loudly. As She waited she >plcd
a pair ot mems muddy rubbc,s
partrd alongside the -eeof. ,II,ite
ira.al --a.Lnn- -c-L -tAc k-.n -LA-cl-
shoes stirred the Clrl 10 frantic
acton Size -tfied- -tAe-Heer---t
few open az the energetic
asssu3, and the girl almost fell
into the living room where The
air was heavy with the odor of
death
y Whimpcrng and stumbling
Mildred found her Way 10 hrl
mothers room and opened 'he
door, but the darkness forced
her 10 tumble for the light
switch. The blood-congealIng
sight before her brought a
Sf1rfek 10 hrf=ltps and she fell
back into the arms Of her
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Admits Drive

,EAe-eA-eeHtiel,S- S-l-ltle -GAlz
SharpCnCd and ne stared m-
tcntly az the officer as though
trying 20 read how much he
knew After a moment. how
ever, he relaxed and said easily.
"Sure, was with Monica
sunday afternoon. She took me
for drive out toward Royal
Oak; we stopped for a while to
talk When we started up We
found We were mired, hut l
managed 10 get II out"
Were you driving with your
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Husband Questioned

ON the third floor Of the De-
troitS Sixth Precinct hcadquaf-
tCrS building, Inspector Wcnecl
was fully prepared for his vi>-
ItOT.
GurSki alias Burton, proved
10 be "A beaNySot, powerful man
with small, piglike blue eyes
and thin cruel lips; declaring
himself innocent, he appeared
perfectly at case, seemingly
confident that his inquiSitorS
could not prove that he had
been near his eX-wIfe on her
last day. The Inspector decided
10 di,pcl this dclusion Immcdi-
atcly. 80 r,-rae..
- -.s--a----s---
Don't begin 10y telling us YOU
didn't see your Monica sunday,
because We have evidence that
YOU were with her when her car
stalled"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Knife Is Clue

Convinced that the slaying of
the old woman was incidental
10 that Of Tho younger more
attractive victim Nrrcol rc-
turned 10 the other bedroom
where Detective IgaICh had Sc}
eral articles of evidence 90 show
his superior one Was "a kitchen
knife. ON tre edge O.. which tac
technirlan had lo.as some n.
mute particles Of copper
The killer must -Aa,e used
this 10 cllL-Lhe lamp cords,
suggested Ignich and nv mag
nlfying glass indicates That We
ought 20 be able Ia yet soIue
good prints on the handle o..
And look at this"
The detective 'cd le Ra--fo
. dresser on winch lay "a -Dl
photograph whose tn fIaE-
r1ents had been ir'.d 'ager..g
1lg-Saw wise. U showed u
aud a woman uhNr.~t i.r
victim. IN am ali.rt rt.gua'r t...t
pose A. Wonccl -l-1l-- ft.
picture Deputy Coroner fo.'.f
knobioch arrived and a.-ar d
tentative exam nation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Detroit Wife Slayer Trapped
by Muddy Rubbersi Kills Self

ONEIX ya4ne-AI-drc1 Janors and her cousin Jall0
Darchaa dashed into The McGraw station. p,rous sixth
precrc headquarters espne czatea about murder Whom
inspector Frank Rode Au4l them clel down Tie g
related Tho following narrowing experience.
Her mother. Monica JauoHIs Burton who owned beauty
shop Michigan had failed 70 appear her shop
iHasdays called Mildred find what
wroac The slr. cat m touch with DauChuk, who
VOLUNTEERED 90 drive hcr 20 her mothers house az 5i90
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

rubbers one' asked Wenccl
quietly,
a flash Of anger crossed the
suspects face, u was obvious
that he was kicking himself
mentally for forgetting an about
The rubbcrS. WcnCel saw that he
had his visitor off balance 50 he
quickly reached into a heavy
paper folder on his desk and
brought out TWO enlarged photo
graphs Of finEcrprintS. Holding
them 50 The suspect could sec
them. the Inspector explained
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Case Is Closed

zone of these prints was
taken when you were nNiCted
on statutory charge against "A
little girl. The other we got off
the kitchen knife YOU used 10
cut the electric wire with which
YOU Strangled the two women on
Central avenue o.. Now tell uS
how did YOU get in
GurSkI guIpcd
"Mrs. Jakubowski let me I'm
That fool Monica resisted
me--and She was my wife. IT
drove me mad 40 ! killed
her And when the other one
began 10 scream / finished her,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

tho bag was brought 10 head
quarters tor examination.
In view Of the fact that Bur
ton had on one occasion met his
wife in Michigan City In
SpcCtor WenCel considered IL
likely that the fugitive had
friends there so he asked the
police OF that city TO institute
"a search.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
HEAT get ss',,
-r-------S

BE ready for summer heat with this
emergency res torativc. Crown Lavender
Smelling Salts have prov ed in,igorat-
ing in heat exhaustion, nervousness,
laintness and fatigue.
~ sismpsJ To Dept. f1--U. SJid5fsiIBN To.
20 Cooper square. New York g. y. Y,
Istablshed IN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-04
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1913

AHONCOA1, MARCH IL, 1915
Beginning promptly O'CLOCK A. M (EwT) the following
personal property to wit:
10 HORSES AND COLTS-Jack gray horse years
farm brok Buster Dark old farm broke Mack bay
old farm broke Coey IL DID, works in all
Dolly IL DID, farm broke; Prince
DID, horse Maud mare broke
Lady, black DID, broke good Topse dark
colt, old
HEAD OF CATTLE-3 Guernsey these real family
and will be fresh early spring. heers close
HEAD OF HOGS 2 Poland China Sows, will farrow in early
spring. Poland China boar, year old.
CH1NERY-Mscomcl Deerng binder, it. cut only crops
Mccormick Deering Mccormick Deering lime speader
drill 10 Superior planter No. g. International
spreader International 10 disc harrow tooth
and % teeth No 80 Syracuse pows riding cuvators
international Oliver Brown walking cuivaors
and bd horse and bed Low down No Prime
oks digging iron cut log chains crowd sticks etc.
HARNESS. lead harness; of bands;
sets of pillow harness. 10 collars; 10 brdles 10 haers
saddles check nes line; butt and breast
chains.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE con-
sstng Of 5urner oil AL condition. two it.
tables bedroom sue lot of bed stead lot china
and cooking utensils Many other articles too
mention
TERMS OF SALE Cash. settlement be made with clerk
sale day and article to be moved until paid for
CHARLES S. MUNDAY.
John w. Null AuctiOneer Guy F. Allnut, Clerk.
Lunch will be served premises. 1893
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-04

To Cut UP A Fowl: Remove
pin feathers, single the fowl, cut
off the head. tendons and oil bag.
Cut off the legs at the thigh JOINT.
Separate the first joint or drum
stick from the thigh. Cut the
wings from the body. Cut off the
tips of the wings. Separate the
breast from the back by cutting
clear down both sides of the bird
below the rib. Remove the heart,
liver, gizzard, entrails and fat ali
together. Remove windpipe and
crop. Carefully remove the lungs
and Kidneys from the backbone.
Cut back and breast into two
pieces each, cutting crosswise.
The back is sometimes further
divided by cutting lengthwise. The
wish-bone may be removed by in
serting knife under the tip and
cutting downward, the knife fol-
lowing the bone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-04
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1913

Beginning promptly 10 O'CLOCK M e. w. IT, the following
Old farm broke; Doll black DID, real worker in
coming years Old Bob colt coming years old
Rsso H
% sp an .9s bred ssd . ss to Sos This
the market for real cows, look this herd
26 HEAD OF Hogs brood will pigs by April Il
20 shoats, weighing from 80 to 100 lbs each.
MACHINERY Deering 20 Farmall Tractor;
tractor mower Mccormick Deerns tractor pov Mec0rmic
s G Ss's rks Mc ae e
D SHn mp s1d 6a SSrse
Sn CORN e 80 ss a
s pS s. spring tooth
ss1s new IsS1 HJ%Se
land sides No s0Oi Mscn
saG
s SesH ' ssess coal
baskets feed large or chicken
M sets breech bands sets Of lead
sfRs % hS~sh ines p S Ssssn lines INES
putt traces breast chans Fifth chain single trees
s esS tn s. machine ssssn
wash tank s1 %k & ese1anr pS%a little S
steam boiler strainer and pads milk srrr lot of towels
clippers ''A'O" wen pump set OF Stewart
MAYTAG WASHING MACHINE; so tons enslsge; lot of mixed
nay 70 cords Of oak wood; ton of soft coal
and ns saf @ and p pass will offer situated
Of 100 less has thousands y feet sPn sood
the selling of the live M - 'A'i'' just 0ei0re
sure & I pa1 tSs s s0ys nS @ in Al condition
the se' call ais si'i saz % you desire
TERMS OF personal property CASH and settlement
Sa paid for sale ds ssd
Lunch viii be served D on ground
John w. Null Anctioneer ALIVE M Eter c a..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-03-04
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