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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County. Maryland, Letters of Ad-
ministratun or the estate of
HENRY j. SHAFFER,
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 Goth day Of Septcm-
Der 1914, they may otherwise by law be en-
cluded from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of March
1911 MARY JOSEPHINE SHAFFER.
Administrators,
Oakland. Maryland
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Adj
ministraton the estate of
WRIGHT THAYER.
late of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the deceased ar,
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated to the
ubscrbcr on or before the 18th day Of Sep
tamber 1914. they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
meut
Given under my hand this lIth day of March
1914. WALTER W. DAWSON Administrator
Oakland, Maryland
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Adj
ministrat,on on the estate of
DELLA MAUST
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 before the 3Oth day of Septem-
Der. 1"ti they may otherwise by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of March.
1914. MARTHA f. TEATS,
Administrators,
ErinnlSNilln MARYLAND.
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An eight-months-old baby fell from
the eighth floor of a hotel at Miami
Beach, landing in some bushes, and
survived with a broken leg and slight
neck injury.
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All Oh the loIoWmg described FER
SonaI property:
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS
Massey Harris Moving Machine, 6
IT. cut; HAY Telder. / Hav Rake. |
manure Speader. Syracuse Sulky
Plow. 1 WALKING. Plow, ? Cultivators,
1S-disc Harrow, Spring Tooth Har-
row. I!ke new; ! Gram Drill, l low
40-cwt. TulmbulI WAGON with Bed, ,
Sleds. pair Cattle Scales. lot Of
Chains and Grabbs LOT Of Small FOOLS
to Crates. , Iron Kettles. Dairy Maid
| h,>i |. NE ana f1{ u II NhNl
One Frigidaire in excellent condition;
Ma jEStjr = 1iE4 1oHy1-. VI n.t.,.ol.,
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I.ir al Tia, arorrs-i3 Nancy r. fIueLa.yn,
In. said Harrison Hin'ban: n. being ,rlri
Of AN uniiv idri interest ia said Iand died
infc-tltt on July /. 1923. leaving to survive.
him. ;i~ his only hci.. at ian. tNo daughters
Lilly ilinrhalah E"yrr. and Nora Low. and
t..u Sons. William HinrlHH"h and Mansfield
rlincBaU"h and the aid Lilly Hn,hauyi
boyer being sd seized Ell an undivided inter
( ~ in said land died interstate on March r.
1898 leaving To- survive her. ~ her only heir.
AT law three DAUGHTERS. Pearl Boyer Reeves
Nellie May Shelley add Elsie burst. and tw,,
sons, }. Oliver Boyer; and Robert II. Boyer.
/ The title to said land thereby became Vested
in the following named persons tenants in
common: Mansfield IIinehaugh. Nora Love
/ William Hinehaurh. Pearl Boyer Reeve j.
ard Robert H. Boyer also known as Robert
tau PARCEL RlOa
/ Situate in District No, >. County of Garrett.
State Of Maryland and hcin" morr particular.
/ ~ described a. follows:
/ BEGINNING at Pot. corner to land of
. C. A. Wa"nsr ct ux, and land of Ada Nj.
I Garlrtt. * l&29U53I; Y G93.1TL1 Mary.
land State System of Coordnate-, Grid North
/ | decree 30 minutes West Of True North.
! thence, by land Of Ada NJ. Garlrtt- South -
DEGREES 81 minutes East 1880 feet o. 4
point. corner 70 Land Of Marie NJ. haNmerr:
hence. by land Of Marie ii. Ea<mcier. hy /
/ lines South >G degrees - minute, East al&5
/ 'att North 80 DEGREES II minute Fast ~ q
/ feet 10 :. H-mlock South g. degrees II min
| ltts Est 1850 feet: and South CO DEGREES
- minutes East $40 feet to Il point, corner
+ % land of Walker and Readlr and land Of
! Dorsey Guard; thence, by land Of Dorsey
,iuard. 10y ! lines: South I6 dc"rec~ - min
I Itrs West 52Hi feet to - Stone: North 20
le2rces - minutes Wet ,lS.1 feet to a Fence
.orner; South II degrees % minutes West
/ -. feet to Il Fence Post and North 81 de.
/ rec, 20 minute, West 81 * feet to Stones,
/ corner to land Of Anna Il. Rayheck thence
/ By land of Anna b. Raybeck; by ( lines:
North - degrees 30 minutes West 1000 feet
% Stone; North 16 degrees 81 minutes
West 1879 feet t. 4 Beech: North 6S degrees
~ minutes West 2O7.9 feet To Stones and
18th ! MIN I.f.s Not 3.
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PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property! Cows, Bulls, Stock

The undersigned will sell al Public
Auction al his farm located two miles
North Of McHcnry, Garrett County,
on the Sang Run Hard Road. on
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SAUL BECOMES A NEW MAN

LESSON TEXT: Acts 9:1.9, 12-l9a.
GOLDEN TEXT: II any man he in Ch.!st
he Is . new creature IL Corinthians J.l,.
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THURSDAY. April Is. 1914,
Beginning at Ten o'clock 4. NJ.
SVIl1ll ! VlJtl ~
T ARM IMPLEMENTS MD TOOLS

All Of the following described Per
Sunal Property:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
STANDING
New York Police Next For BVosseos

Finished with their night games for the season, Fred Davi Brasscos will next be seen in action against the New York Police and Meriden contecl0s for the next tgo Sum day afternoons, according to pres ent plans.
 Saturday night. good-sised crowd turned out despite bone chilling weather, to see the Brass cos plaster the famed New York Black Yankees l6 to 5. It was 'Bill Johnson night. the popular Brassco tnlleldeT, given tokens of esteem from fans and management.
 Eight runs in the fourth inning elinched the game but the Brasscos got four more in the next frame. Johnson did not get a hit m four trtips, but made Q great bid for Q homer which was brought down by Wilson in right-center field. Joe Bink0slIi Of Bridgeport. an OutDelder and Catcher H0wte Hack got oi the IS hits given up by Rector and Parker, Black Yankee moundsmen, whose fireball finger, John Stanley. was saved for the d0uble-header with the New York BuShwicks yes- terday; but Big John was beaten is to { in the first of two games. Zach Clayton got tgO of the six hits al- .,aeI the colored elouiers by Ted dy GTabeck, Brassc0 ninger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
3Zazing Finish For Chicago Golf Tourney
Bristol Bests
 Aviss, Legion

without their number one chuck CT, Teddy orabeck. and three reeug- lar infielders. including the Alfone brothers of New Haven, who have quit the team according to reports, city amateur league champions Avigliancse AC were a very soft touch for the central Connecticut league champions. Bristol c1o En- dees Sunday afternoon at the Mu. nlcilDal Stadium. Showing Ray Deck CT. former Washington Hin, CAL pitcher on the mound, Bristol d0u- nlcd the score on the Avigs, lo-5; after first taking care of the Thom. aston American Legion team s to 3 ia an earlier game.
 Avigs got off to a big three run start due to . base on balls and three singles, but couldn't hold the lead, losing one of the runs in the second and three more in the third. from pithcer Ray Tellier, who was replaced in the seventh. when Bris- tol batters had made five hits. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
SoHbOII Semi. FinoI Tonight

The Industrial G0ftbGil league semi-finGl play0H game gtl be staged at 6:i5 lhis evening on the N0. 1 Hamilton park diamond, Wa' leIbuFy Tools defending champions taekling U. s. Rubber.
 The winner gill naOye against Wa ieFbuTy Manufacturing. given q semi-Ilnal bye. iD the best Of three finals. probably tD q double header Sunday.
 T'oOl beat Rubber. 6-l, ln Q regular season match and the clubs ended the season tD a l2,3 tie for first which gill be played of early next month.
 Hardy BTognell. Tool ace. gh0s tgiI1ed two nO.hItteEg and a tw0- hitter ip his last three games against league opposition. gill be on the slab for Tom CaFDl0dy's ereg, with Rubber sending either Paul Gallagher Or itill Radio to the hlll- 0ek,
 Both clubs had allsoll battles Co survive last weeks plsy00 0peneTs. Tool shading 60lneTs Brass, leo, tD eight innings and Rubber beating back 6e0yiDl, ts2, ln the nlntb.
 Ed kennsy and Ernie stance gill umpire,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Dusty Tennis Titles Decided

Singles, doubles f0r both men and women, mixed doubles and team tennis h0p0Ts of the IRA, t0lrnss lnenis BeFe deelded yesterday, Henry Cleslegskl, U, s, ItaIldler gAs the singles winners e-1, R-6 0veg George AKelby Of Gelll Thomas, 70 tbe w0lnen's singles. Helen smith 0f Seth Thomas easily son the ehanls pi0nslDtp with tgO love sets eyer Lois Coleman 0f Waterbury Tool,
 ThR U, z, RalbbeT pair Of Joe Stevens and Rodney baFteby beat U, s, Tinleik Joe Me0tllnnass and Dill Plelnlng. ass, 9-6, T,b, f0g she doubles langels; Barbara Stone and Stella P0easki, 0f Rubber, W0n the W0lnsE'g doubles er0wH from Lleetta OaHpt end Mrs. Elean0T Dillon, 0f Chase, e-l, es3, while the Hmlths AKelby combination w0n the mixed 60ubles f0T Seth Thomas from RubbeT's cieslewEkl.P0 .P0e0ski team. 0.g, SC, e.3.
 U, 6. g.. through the efforts of Claslewakl and Mlss P0easkl. son team h0n0rg Mith 70 points. % ahead 0f getsl Thomas Third ln tle field 0f ii wag Geovill with %, while .. c. Time had i2. Other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Army DSeEt Hits Red sox Hogd

Fort DeYeils, Mas. Ahgnsi B. iuP) - Catcher Hal Wagner Of the Boston Red B0S was lldueted into ihe Army hels today at the same iIIns bls tslnsd balieTymate TeS IgilgbsoD gag RbG0lsd 10 get llis slllt 0f KbDki at San Marcus, Texas.
 The 2o,ysafsob bRekst0p from Fast Riyerl0n, D. JY was traded 70 Boston early this sHaS0D by the Pbiladelphls Atbletle6, and batled 550, the highest average iD the AlneTleaB League, The Red Sos second and tlsiTd string eatehfFs. Roy Paglee and l.lll CoDToy, also are awaiting ibeiT draft eall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Pep Al Over
 PeroIto Tonight

springiield. Mass. Aug. 2s-Re- ports from sillman's gym in Ney York city indicate that Joey Per alta, outstanding lightweight con" tender, will be at his best when he faces the worlds featherweight champion, Willie Pep. in their l0- F0nnder tonight at the West Spring field dog track. Pep is s-i bettint faY0fite,
 Peralla, like Pep. is a fighter who believes in staying in condition, but has worked extra hard for this cons test with the knowledge that q win over Pep will bring him q fortune, The Mexican, who fights out 0f Tagnaqua, Pa. has been boxing from four 10 six rounds day tn flne gym and has looked so good that the tlstlc "experls" are convinced that Pep is ln for tough evening.
 Fighting the top nOtchers is nothing Dew for Peralta, He's de- feated chalky Wright, Cleo 6bans, Billy EpeaTy, Tommy Jessup and boxed two sensational draws with Bobby RuiIln at New York city, And just Q few months back Peralta up- set the highly tOuted Mike Della iD Madison square Garden, Since that time Joe has continued to meet the best men Of his weight and re- gently lost hard-f0nght 70 r0undeTs 10 Sammy Ang0tt at Detroit aud Bob Montgomery at Detroit. Joe has the clippings t0 show that he received the vote Of the refeFee ls both bouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Bobby Grant Golf Winner

WelheTsteld, Conn, August 2s -- UP - Bob Grant. former New England champion, won the Wetb. ersileld Country Club ipyjtati0D golf tournamept I0S the third time Sups day, defeating Lou L0st0Skl Of JefryHlle's Paquabuek Golf Club, 70 to 5s and ? up on his h0ms course,
 6FaDl, gb0 previously had g0B pAe welhsTsfleld D'ttaiion tn l9s0 and l9bs, defeated county detective Jof Mitchell Of wethersheld, ( and g. lD the seMi-fnsls; Wbile Gs0stOskl reached the final round by downing Frank siasl0wskj Of the 6Feens woods Club iD Winsted, ( ard g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
HesseoTd Wins AlbeHy Series

HaFtGoFd, Conn, August 2s, - UP ~ ISagtf0rd'g Eastern League Club won tg0 ard lost ore game glth the Albany Club oyer the week sHd, On Saturday, Pete haktenls SbuiOlt the lawmakers. ( tO c; and 0n Sunday the teams split z twlD Dill, Hartford winning the first by i4 tO ( and Albany taking the night' cap. @ to e Sundays games, played before a er0wG 0f e,i9e. included a total of @ base hts. witb ie doubles, one triple and three homers.
 oDly enc of I2 pitchers vent the route ia Sundays games. Bill Mar. shall winning the first. and Fred Taistin the second game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
evsvss Buy I've
 From AAilwewkee

B0sl0n, August 2e, ~ fuPl " The Boston Braves have announced the purchase Of the lighlyst0uted key- stone combination 0f Dick Cutler and Ton Nelson from Milwaukee lWis,l 0f the American Association for . reported es0.000 cash Rnd four unnamed players,
 Roth will report t0 the club next spring, according to President Rob- ert 0ulnn, AllOTtsl0p Cutler. who is hitting 9l0, has had iFy0llls with the Athletics and White e0E, wbIle second baseman Nelson. Wl0se bai' ting mark is .s0e, will be taking hlf first fling in the major leagues,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
SeovilI Girls File
 Counter Protest: HeoEins Tonight

The piayou games Tor tie cham pionsi1ip of the IRA. Girls Dusty league goes into the semi-flnal round with this weeks play. Three teams remain out of the original six that qualified for the playoffs. Waterbury Tool, U. 6. Time Corp. and Scoyill ERA. were the teams eliminated in last weeks play. The fast stepping Oakyille Pin team eliminated the Watco girls in two straight games. both of which were shut-olts. Behind the pitching of all star Lena Padula, they scored a 20 victory in the first tilt and then went on t0 clinch the series by a To margin in last Mondays game.
 After losing by a one run margin to the US. Time club in the first game of their series, the Water bury Mfg. lassies went on to win their next tgo tits played on Tues. day and Thursday of last week by decisive margins thereby qualifying for the selni-final round.
 'sCounteE" Protest
 In the ScOvlll- BenFls series. the watch girls won the first game by one run ip an extra inning affair. The second game played last Mon day night found tine SER.A. eye- ming the series by virtue of Q T-9 victory. The game vas protested by Benrus, however. on the grounds that their opponents has used . player ineligible for the playoGTs The matter vas referred to the ! R. A, protest committee. They found the player was ineligible according 10 the rules. After due c0nsidera. ton vas given to other factors en- tered the ease the protest e0nlInit- tee had no alternative but to grant i,enFuS tine game thereby giving them the series with Eeoyill Gc0stlls has since entered a c0un- ter protest on the game. League Director Ed MeGratb is calling . meeting of the protest committee at D. m. this evening at the Central YMG.A. 10 consider this counter protest. 4 final decision on the matter sill be made at that time.
 A@NtUAe AFNs v H9E f@f AtA nEtRf~ final round Of play. The remainlng tw0 teams Etll play a three game series to determine gh0 shall meet Bengug for the championship. The schedule for this week Is as f0ll0ys; Tuesday night at Fulton Park, Wa- teFbnry Mig. ys, Oakyllle Pin Jones I.atanziO: Thursday night at Fulton Park, Waterbury Mfg. vs. Oakyille Pin. Blane0-Ksnny. Games are scheduled to start promptly at 6 Q. m.
 Roger coDn0r's charges from Wa ielbnFy Mig. age sttll feyOrites % cop tie crown although they wlll haze to step some t0 overcome Oak, vile Pin. freghmep sensations 0f the league. Oakville has turned out Q geDl-balapeed team and has Co the key positions suen star per' formers as Lena padnla, pitcher; ViFglDia kielly, short stop, e0e ceelle DesIardtDs. short field,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Jean Pigeon Wins Race From ~. Y.

In the first race Of the young bird series held by the Bristol TerFyyille Thomas Pigeon club on August 27ih from Neg York. a distance Of 100 miles. first place was won by a bii'd from the loft Of Fred Jean, Tor. TingtOp, with an average speed OI 9633i yards per minute.
 Close second b0norS went to & higd from the loft Of Arthur Denze Of Waterbury. with q speed Of 93s6I yds, per minute,
 Fifteen lofts aDd 2sS birds com peted.
 Other members Rb0 competed and rRtAart ah usa,,a aR fallauUes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
SeeuEo FovoEed As gogest Hills

Southampton, v, Y,, August 2B, ~ lUP) - Francisco lPanch0) seguTs of Ecuador, was established today as the fayOFlte to win the single lilIe in the National Tennis Cham plonsblps starting "Wednesday al Forest Hills, V. V,. following his Impressive victory in Meadowbr0ok Club IDyltatl0nal Tourney, annual preylew t0 the wstB0nals,
 Gegnra g0n the title yesterday yhen he defeated Naval Lt, nea aaes heill, f0rmer Nail0nal champion, @ a hard fought four set battle, THe scores gere Tsb, as9. 6.a, e-l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28

B going m DC the Army, Navy, or Coast Guard eleven which will emerge at the close of the current season on the top Of the heap. we find that it is altogether suit- able and fitting that we slip on our only pair of rose coiored glasses. And Of course in dee termining who
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Mercantile Pin Meeting Twesdey

Secretary Hank Laeille 0f ille Mercantile Bowling league has given notice to aIl ieain captains and prospective team members fog the first seasonal meeting, sel1ed- tiled fer the Gena Recreation alleys Tuesday night, e:30 D. %. Andy Jlls lalo. president Of the eiand0ut local mems league last eeason will pres ssde.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Girls INdwssgiGI
 BowliRe Meeting

Everyone connected with the 0llis Indistflal Bowling league, paFtieu, larly team captains, has been Invited l0 attend the tlrst meeting pFi0T t0 the coming season officers and captains will gRtheT Tuesday nigllt, 5:sk D, %, Rt the Mattaiisck alleys 70 disclsS llle seasonal plans f0y the league, which ouegeted witb ten teams last season. Edith MuleSiy and Ann k0yal gre president and secTesagystFaasllrer Of the popular girls plH circuit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
Interference Penalty Costly ln Legion Loop

By scoring a run in the last inn. ing, as Caroline held Overlook bat- teFs to four hits, the East Ends shut out Looks 10. caused a two way tie for first place in the American Lee glen Junior baseball league. between Hin Juniors and Overlooks, and came up to within a half game of the top. Six errors marred the close game In which the winners got but five hits. Denardo was the losing pitcher.
 Hill Juniors. l0-l winners over the Hue Jays and the Overlooks have now a 7-i record to lead the league. each club having lost but one game.
 Pine Hills and Caissons scored four runs each In the opening inning and went that close all the way, Pine Kills scoring a run in the final inn- ing for an e.7 victory. as the Cais- sons could not tic it up in their half of the eighth.
 Penalty
 Interference called in the East Ends- -overlooks game brought a penalty that decided the game, as Umpire Al Napoli allowed Steck. to score, as he had singled and ad- vsnced on Geary's single and an ontfield error, when the umpire charged Miller, Looks infielder with interference against Steck. the baSe-runner.
 Avig Jrs. were easy l6-3 winners over Middlebury getting il runs in the fourth inning: corbo giving the Middies but three hits. Sentinels. won a S-l game from the Cardinals. whose batters were held to two hits by Ortale. Casey and St. Germain were the rival heavy hitters. Chase Tool has retired from the league. giving their scheduled opponents of yesterday. the Indians, a 90 for- felt victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-28
City LeeeWe Meete ToHiehs

All SIX maDagsTs 0f 6liy Ams, ieuF Baseball league lsaIns aTs fS. peeted to he on hand tonight fOg aD important meeting Of the league, ai which tlins deeisl0D will he made upon the North End Th0mas club application f0r reinstatemeDi RE Q leDgne member since iis loss 0g lfaleblSe, gheD llS FepgeSsBtailYes, hRugaillck hepbyTs, forfeited tg0 successive gaWes, one Of them bear ing on tlle championship,
 Several 0theF Dalisls peTLaining 70 the league, notably lAe lsaitim0Te i0uTnaWent afFaneemeDtS gilD also be discussed from the ilIns PEesls dent fsill DeFyln calls the meeting to order in the RsA sports depart, EleDt,