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Evening star., 1946-08-10
4-WoyAgreement
Solves Maryland
| Housing TanqIe
BY the Associated Press

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. lo.-A
housing tangle concerning four
families was unraveled yesterday
when an agreement was reached in
an ejectment case.
Mrs. Mildred Shinholt sought to
regain possession of a home she
rented to Hayes NJ Robertson and
was granted writ of restitution. AS
the latter's goods were about to be
moved, he secured temporary in
junction.
Mr.. Robertson bought another
home which was occupied by Carl
c. Ash, Mr.. Ash in turn bought
home but the tenants in the latter
place could not find another home.
The problem was solved by all
four and the hearing for a perma-
nent injunction was called off when
Mr.. Robertson said he has rented
another place into which he will be
able to move.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Maryland State Employees
To Get Pay Increases Sept.
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 10.-General
wage increases for State employees
will become effective September /.
This was decided when the Board
of Public Works gave formal ap-
proval yesterday to new salary scales
providing increases of $4oo to $500
annually for employees earning less
than $4,000 and $500 to s4OO more
each year for workers in the higher
pay brackets.
State fiscal officers estimated the
increases will cost 100000 annu-
ally.
Raises granted employees since
July l, l945, will be charged against
the increases and only the differ
ence will be paid.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Cult LeoderHeI
After RottIesnuke
Bites Member
BY the Associotsd Press

CONVICTION, Va, Aug. 10.-Mar-
win L. Simpson, leader Of Jordan
Mines religious cult who thinks 1t
a good idea to use poisonous
snakes during his services, has been
bound over to the October grand
jury of Allegheny County on charges
of feloniously wounding one Of the
cult members.
The SO year old bespectacled
preacher was arrested after Jesse
Kanode and Hite Jones were bitten
by a rattler during demonstrations
OF faith.
Jones, who appeared as a witness
for the preacher, told the Justice
Court he had been wounded by
his own weapon" a 3O-inch rattler
which later was dubbed to death
by an officer
The formal charge against Simp-
son read that he did unlawfully
and feloniously cut and wound one
Hite Jones with intent to
MAIN and disflgure and disable and
kill hin) by handling or passing
TO him venemous reptile
commonly known as rattle
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Alexandra Youth Held
As Bullet Hits Womun

A 15-year-old Alexandria youth
was arrested yesterday by Alex
andria police in connection with
the wounding of Miss Frances
McDermott, 6 West Maple street
Alexandria, who was struck in the
ankle by a rife bullet which richo-
cheted from the pavement in the
900 block of King street.
Police said the youth has been
charged with felonious assault and
discharging firearms within the city
limits.
According to police, the boy said
he had been arguing with several
other youths and had fired the rifle
to scare" them.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Trial of Diner Owner
In Health Cose DELAYED

The trial of Mrs. Frank Taylor
43-year- proprietor of Beltsville
diner, on charges of violation OF
Prince Georges County health laws
originally scheduled for yesterday
in Upper Marlboro Police Court
was ordered continued until August
%.
Mrs. Taylor, who operates the
Federal Grille on the Washington
Baltimore boulevard, near the Belts.
vile Agriculture Research Station
was charged on Tuesday with "hav-
ing decomposed food not fit fol-
human consumption" and "unclear
equipment" by Charles l.. Wood
sanitary engineer for the county
health department. She Is free
under 500 bond, according to police
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Benn Granted License
For Cross Rouds Airport
by the As.oeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 10.-The
State Corporation Commission
granted a license yesterday to j. D
Benn for the operation of Bailey's
Gross Roads Airport, near Alexan-
dria, over the protest of E. G. Ger
main, who was licensed to operate
the field before the property was
bought by Mr.. Benn.
The commissions authorization
was granted in such a manner as
not to affect litigation now pending
in the Fairfax Circuit Court regard
ing the operation. Mr.. Germain had
leased the property prior to its pur-
chase by Mr.. Benn.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Evangelist to Speak
In CherrydoIe Church

Evangelist Orville Yeager Of
Charlottesville, Ind, will conduct
Sunday services tomorrow at the
Cherrydale Baptist Church, Arling-.
ton.
Mr.. Yeager will close his week Of
ministry at the Gospel Tent, Wilson
boulevard and North Quincy street.
at 7:45 pm. tomorrow. He will be-
accompanied by special gospel musics
sung by the Musical McConnells Of
Pittsburgh pa
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Maryland Probes Injuries
|0f Youth Found on Road
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. TO-
The States attorneys Office today
was investigating circumstances
leading to injuries sustained by
Aloysius Norris, II, Hollywood, Md,
who now is recovering in St. Mary's
County Hospital.
The youth was found lying un-
conscious on the road near Leonard
Hall School by Andrew Mattingly,
Hollywood, at about 4:30 am. Sum-
day. The youths injuries were de-
scribed as a broken left shoulder
and numerous bruises and abrasions.
Mrs. Mattingly quoted her husband
as saying the youth appeared to
have been beaten.
States Attorney G. Henry CANA
lier said he was awaiting improve
ment in the boys condition to OBJ
tain statement.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Melville Decommissioned
lin Portsmouth Ceremony
BY the A,socio,ed Press

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 10.-The
destroyer tender Melville, veteran
of two wars, grandmother of float
ing bases, and (according to some
naval sources) one time flag ship
to Admiral Sims, was decommis-
stoned at the Norfolk Naval Ship
yard in Portsmouth yesterday.
Ceremonies attending the decom-
missioning of the old vessel were
handled as a routine matter with
1t. Comdr. William c. Lauritzen
receiving the Melville for the ship
yard.
The Melville served with the
European Fleet in World War II,
readying ships for the D day in
vasion. After We day she was used
in repairing ships and putting them
in shape for the long trip into the
Pacific theater.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
All Ends Convention
After Hearing Of New
Radioactive Cow Diet

Maryland's 900 delegates to the
State All Club week at the Univer-
sity OF Maryland were on their way
home today after being told at thei,
concluding assembly yesterday that
the university's experiment station
COWS may soon be chewing an atomic
cud.
DR. Mark Graubard, United States
Department of Agriculture scientist
told the All youths yesterday that
radioactive PHOSPHORUS is to be
mixed with the COWS diet to improve
dairy breeds and increase milk pro-
lduction.
The radioactive PHOSPHORUS
tracers, byproduct in the making Of
atomic bombs, have been made
available to the experiment farm
by the Army's Manhattan Project
To Study Cows Functions.
The tracers will take the same
course through a cows organs anc
blood stream as normal phosphorus
in their feed.
This course will be plotted by
checking radioactive particles.
So, DR.. Graubard explained, i
may be possible to learn more
exactly how a COW produces mill
and butterfat.
Further, the scientist said, better
strains may be produced by mating
animals which assimilate milk pro-
duclng factors the easiest.
Style Show Given.
A style show, known as Dress
Rehearsal" was presented in the
afternoon under the direction OF
Mrs. Nancy Mack, assistant home
demonstration agent of Baltimore
County, who also acted as mistress
Of ceremonies, and Miss Helen Shell.
by. clothing specialist at the uni
versity.
When it was over, it was an.
nounced that Charlotte Lister, Is
of Ridgely. Md. was adjudged win
ner of the dressmaking contest with
the red and blue seersucker check
dress she wore in the revue. She
will represent the State, with al
expenses paid, at the National Al
Club congress in Chicago this fall.
Runnersup in the contest were
Jean Miller, l6, of Elkton, with hel
gray gabardine dress, second place
and Carolyn Ann Beall, Is, of Ger.
mantoWn, with her white butcher
linen dress, third. Judges included
Miss Alice Sundquist. Miss Florence
Hall and Miss Margaret Smith, al
of the Department of Agriculture
Extension Service.
State Agent Presides.
In a final assembly of the group
yesterday morning. presided over BY
Milo S. Downey, State Boys Club
agent, 13 All Club members re.
ceived awards, which included botf
money and their expenses for the
entire week while attending the
encampment, for their dairy breed.
ing and milk producing hero
projects.
Awarded by the National Dairy
Products Corp, silver plaque also
went to Calvin Stockman and a
bronze plaque to Patricia Berlage
both of the Montgomery County
All Council delegation, for first and
second place, respectively.
Other prize winners included
Allen Hill, Fred Fry, Billy Sutton,
Perry johnson, Kent Ensor, David
Itford, Norman Thompson, James
Dorm, Douglas Kane, Lee McCauley
and Robert Miller.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Ego Packer Check Uraed

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10 tSpeciaD
repackers of fresh eggs
we're advised to be sure the print
ing on egg cartons conforms to re-
quirements of the Maryland fresh
egg and egg grading law, in a letter
issued by Russell C. Hawes, Balti-
more marketing specialist of the
University of Maryland Extension
Service.
The law applies to all sales to
retailer or consumer and cartons
must be marked as to grade and
size of eggs.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Juvenile Probation
Cases Rise in ARLINGTON

Arlington County's juvenile pro-
baton load continued to grow dur
ing July, when 10 new cases were
added, it was reported today.
Of 80 cases tried by Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court Judge
Hugh Reid during the month, II
were for HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
Fourteen adults also were tried
on various charges, including as
sault, adultery, and carrying fire.
arms
Evening star., 1946-08-10

MI Early, a
member of the
committee for 1C
years, succeeds
Henry w. Cord,
Ardnaore, W h O
was reported to
h ave changed
his primary al
legiance to the
rival unindorsed
Democratic Vet
erans' Commit
tee shortly be-
fore the June "a
ele t ion. Mr..
Cord also is
State land COM
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Doc Class to Be Held

An eight weeks dog obedience
class, sponsored by the Arlington
Animal Welfare League, will be held
at IL am. each Saturday in Lubber
Run Park at the foot of North
Second and Columbus streets, be-
ginning August IT, the league an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
Bond to Hold Reunion

NEW MARKET, Va, Aug, 10
(SpeciaD The seth annual reunion
of the Lantz Mill Band will be held
Wednesday at Lantz Mill, it was
announced today. The band, oldest
in the county. was organized in
1889.
Evening star., 1946-08-10
~. TIL. II = ::( ,S+ATX ! ED|7IOY
Democrats Select
Early as Chairman
In Prince Georges

Charles S. Early of Brandywine
last night was elected chairman of
the Prince Georges County Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. ~
Evening star., 1946-08-10

POTOMAC RIVER BASIN POLLUTION STUDIED-Four officials
who attended meeting of the Interstate Commission the
River Basin at Camp Richie Md this week shown
studying map of the Potomac Left to right:
Cary director of the District Bureau Sanitation Cotton
commission engineer secretary and Dr. Daniel L. Secknge
assistant District health officer State Senator Harold
Sothoron of Prince Georges County chairman
mission, is looking the shoulder of Mr.. Cotton
Star Stan Photo
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
HARRY RAPP, OWNER

Holmes Lingo, AuctiOneer Mccall
NOTE: this should schedule
Lunch will lbe served by the Wolf Creek
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
PUBLIC SALE
David miles southwest miles
north of Warrensburg
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY S
I-HORSE--I


1-HORSE-l
Black years old weighing about 1900 lbs.
l5-DAIRY CATTLE-15
old HOlSen good flow of milk old
49, good flow of milk; old GuenseyJer
giving good flow of milk old Jersey milking heavy and
ebred old Jersey giving good flow of milk; old
Jersey fresh Jan TO- flow milk old Guernsey
Jersey fresh JAM 49, giving good flow of milk old Guernsey
milking good and bred old Jersey due to fresen first of
old Ayrshire due freshen March, Hosen
her months DID, Holsten months DID, fubooded Guern
19-HOGS-l9
Six sows April
Spotted Berhire)
Thirteen shOas, weigh about l25 lbs.
IT'S shocks of corn about tons of clover hay.
ra CHICKENS
200 White Rock pueS 52 months DID, ready 600
White and Hampshire Reds months old Brooder
chicken feeders, and
IMPLEMENTS
2bottom 12nch Oliver breaking 2botom
breaking with fertilizer
attachment like International planter with fertilizer at
tachment good I'll Superior grain drill side delivery rake moving
machine; webb hav loader wheel with 14oot rack
double disc 6oot single
harrow cuvators cuvator
walking breaking double work
collars trougs postoe digger forks
oak lumber; electric
barrels $50 pueys
50gaon drums other drums metal buel
sceneS; loyal milk cans;
30nc window eight 0gal milk metal bushel
of sale.
Cash Served
WILLIAM VOTAW
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1916

Beginning Eary following described
perty to wits
CATTLE
Eighteen head consisting of five year old Ayrshire Guernsey
freshen the middle May old Jersey due fresh
the middle of March; Ayrshire heier with heifer
cali al e ana bred TO frehen the first OF October three head OF
Guernsey hefers around eighteen months old and due
to hen @ IN the spring two head of aberdeen 4 Angus years o
Aberdeen Angus due esen the first Nav
ped Aberdeen Angus hee due eshen in October Note This
Angus stock licensed produce All club specimens all good
weighing around lOoo IDS; TWO steers weighing ABOUT foO IDS eac
bull calf weighing about 400 bs grade Angus bull calf
weighing about 400 b bull calf weighing 300
lbs.
the first of May fourteen head of select Duroc Jersey gs due
begin farrowng the All bred purebred
Eleven head Shropshire year breeding
due to begin ambng March, three head of lambs and
istered Shropshire buck
Consisting of Auman Taylor and Wood grain %
Superior fertilizer grain drill with grass seed
Avery fertilizer planter equipped for
good condition. bottom IA David Bradley
rubber very good International
i" bottom 2 pow good condition;
disc harrow good condition. good John Deere 9foo cupac
Ooot slant tooth drag harrow " land drag good
Mccormick binder Mccormick machne Thomas
hay loader Mccormick delivery rake
truck and buck rake buck rake for models or tarma rac
John Deere bae which has been converted into pick
with John Deere bottom 2n pows
international rotary hoe one suy nay rake TWO rubber tired farm
with flat racks; rubber tired farm with
tarma tractors model II or a. single curaor fan
ming mill equipped for electric 4nc burr mill
three nonreeze fountains hog self feeders sheer
800 Id capacity platform scales booder stoe five ndd
ua hog houses also various other smaller items not mentioned
HAY, GRAIN SEED
shells of Columbia suitable for seed $50 bushels of Vand
suitable for seed bushels Wisconsin beans suitable ee
40 bushels of Mandell beans, suitable for seed
Term: Cash day of sale
HARRY RAPP, OWNER
II CIarII
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH
a o'clock sharp:
29-RECISTERED HOL STEIN COWS AND HEIFERS-

n 9 Us @ 2d5 el3 90WS @ ATM h s Ky
na BESSIE close up a s @ e o born % N0 18th @
rebrd registered born Aug 1912 Townh Deo Fobes
1912 name Townhn Mercedes omsby fresh short time milking
milking heavy registered cow born Oct 7h
co @ born naf D 9fn 9 5a m T% ob @ seg o u @
fresh by day sale born Nov 18th 1912 @ Town
ad oe edr 3 5 B moahs o GPsn Q 6 6
five big Holsten freshen in SPRING registered osten bull
bred BY Boa Bros registered Hosten born Nov i2 1914
tered Hoen bulls from to months DID, one large iIoen bull
years individual small grade bull months old
Hostein cows heieTs should this All
,s . MILK MILKING Ni EQUIPMENT !G5 F1yE Mt. 600, w -
milking mans with S d single units oo extra good con eo9dG @
complete; good milk cans ;1IoSsE 9Ys.sts sraners
sorr mare years old weigh 1900 light name and tall biased face
with white stocking sound work @ anywhere roam mare years old
n@ MONTHS s0o1 DID, WORKER Two my oS 0o ana one
100 feeding vsIEs 5o double nunss two
registered Spotted Poland China male hogs months old register
a 1s rn % -, 4@TRAcTTSoR r oUTFELTsAs E q ,,,,,, ,
overaued and painted Model John Deere streamned tractor
on oShaued sS
7foot tractor disc heavy duty spring Oliver tractor
eond s hs m nternatona sbotom tractor o% good on
Black Hawk tractor fertilizer corn planter new last
extra good
Three fifth wheels rubber tired with tight beds
9 hsse n 0 %
International machine
moving machne delivery rake
Webb loader, with webb, Stats
good Case PROV fertilizer planter extra good cond
fertilizer drill
12hoe fertilizer drill in extra good conditions three har
walking
m consisting paint table
er 12-inch breaking ploWy
HAY AND GRAIN
baed alfalfa timothy and blue
10 baled 1000
Vnd seed 1000 bushe of good hybrid white corn
in crib; 10 buhel of 939 hybrid seed
IN caseo weather, livestock will
Lunch served by Ladies of Ostrander Church
CLYDE B. MEAD, OWNER
Simpson Marysvle Auctioneers odel Lggett Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY z
Commencing at 1890:

Commencing at 1890
COWS AND HEIFERS-24
II head and eligible Ayrshire
y head grades of these closeup
production from
cahOOd Vaccinated
good blood lines. Bull calf eligible to register.
Colt Old-A Good One
FARM MACHINERY
threepOW combine pickup
International 2bOom l4inch breaking pow; M M B.
breaking M 9foC disc harrOws John
planter with fertilizer attachment
delivery buck rake; 6lOot
John Deere pow John
ctVatOr attachments for
with
wheel with flat rack l4nc walking pow
board
Veni
lot of used corrugated
lumber; windows and DOORS poultry
$50 other articles
mentioned.
CORN,
bushels 400 bushels resed Columbia oats
alfalfa aed
o or good timothy hay baed
250-CHICKENS-250
$50 White Wyandot June puets; New OuSer breeding
ducion
EQUIPMENT
Consisting hog boxes feeders and fountains and hog ougs
Cook and About Coal
Sale-Cash
BEN A. YODER
Thomas Page, AuctOneers Lunch Served
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned having decided to discontinue will sell
his residence located three miles northeast of Rdgeway three miles
northwest of Mt Victory mile Point
miles
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
PUBLIC SALE:

AS leaving the will hold complete closing out
this located mile northwest of Ostrander miles west
mil o. MarYsYie Ohio u. s. Route 36
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
PUBLIC SALE

Because of poor health the undersigned Mr. Hayes will sell
bc auction at the farm located u miles south of Prospect
YES s,ue o N
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
WILLIAM VOTAW
Terms: Cash

Odus CrandalI, AuctiOneer
Delaware, Ohio, Phone 1882
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
BEATTY CHAPPELL
PUBLIC SALE:

As Mr. Martin has sold his farm and Mr. COn going to work
dealer hOld closing
the Howard Martin farm located IA miles of Urbana
Urbana the intersection
mile miles
rysve Mechancsburg u
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
C.M. HAYES & A. E. JOHNSON
John Prarr Jr, Auctioneer Sturgs Cheney, Clerk
PUBLIC SALE

Having dairying will sell
cattl
mi OF City miles
Corners AlberW WiISOnR
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1916
At I2 o'clock, the following:
I6-HEAD OF CATTLE-I6

At l2 o'clock, the following:
I6-HEAD OF CATTLE-I6
Consisting Jersey Guernsey old giving gooC
flow milk Hereford Guernsey years old due fresh
en- by day OF sale Brown Swiss and Red Poll cow years Old CIV
ing good flow of milk red Durham old due to rher
by day of sale Shorthon old due to reshen April
one Jersey fresh giving good flow OF milk Guernsey ano
Durham heier Old closeup springer one Guernsey and Here
ford hee fresh giving flow of milk Durham and Guern
se heer fresh giving good i" OF mix one ha heel Ires
with calf by de hefer fresh with calf by d
coming years old Guernsey heier bred Angus and Jersey heer
coming DID, Guernsey and Brown Swiss yearng hee
sO-HEAD OF HOGSzsO
faTow February April feeding shoats weighing
100 to $50 pounds eac 20 head of hoas weigh 20 to so pounds EACH
II head of sroas weigh from 40 TO go pounds each
ahead OF HORSES
One black mare coming II old weigh 100 pounds and sound
bay geng old weigh 1900 pounds and broke
one Sorel mare coming years od WGgh MOO pounds and broke
cutting alfalfa hay baed clover
hay fodder TOO bushels of $50 bushels OF good OATS 80
bushels of wheat.
One low steel wheel farm with flat rack and grain bed one
wood wheel farm wagon with flat rack one handy a wagon one u
perior Ssc fertilizer grain drill Case fertilizer planter
good David Bradley spreder good Z
1901 eellng tractor or morse daW gram per one
John Deere webb loader Easy cylinder push bar hay
loader Ooot suy hay rake hay dder one Deerng D
foot moving machne steel land roller two oW corn
5ove cvator double shovel cuWato single shovel
cutvato shelter hand corn sheer buzz
2Whe stock trailer two water tanks one Onch burr
feed harrow Oliver 7foO double
DISC platform scales; large screw jack log chains two hog feeders
seven hog roughS; TWO hog houses TWO et OF GouD work harness.
single harness. collars halters six lOga milk electric
charger 80 barb wire 3horSe uy pow
walking breaking pillow and other articles
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
SIX feed baoWs three scoop ShoVeSi ~ pc o one post dg
ger long handle shovel one Maytag gas engine TWO nay forks
tubs feed box 10
chains step ladders new double AK one cross cut saw
5ga oil milk buckets straine BELTS
wheel pe single and double trees and other articles
too mention.
Terms: Cash
C.M. HAYES & A. E. JOHNSON
DR., Auctioneer sturgis Cheney, Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-04
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Commencing at IL 80 sharp:
8O-REGISTERED AND HIGH GRADE HOLS7
COWS AND HEIEERS=2A


8O-REGISTERED AND HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN
COWS AND HEIFERS-SO
registered to Old
three registered hefers coming DID, the above
the best of breeding and will do for foundation stock GO
grade Hoen and heiers from coming
balance full production The size uni
milking so lbs Guernsey heavy
production VacCinated TB Mastit Will selling
cattle at l o'clock prompt. Cattle will be sold
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
DeLaVal Magnetic milking machine with single
20 stall cocks in extra good condition. 81 good milk buckets and
strainer
COMBINE
combine motor good rubber
good condition.
IMPLEMENTS
wheel
bed 2eeed rubber tired trailer with tight grain bed stock
good condition; heavy duty
2bottom 14nch
binder bundle McCo
Deeng 6t moving machine good condition; 60ooth drag
8ft international
cltmulche 7 good new; Carter loader
blower small
appe fork last number of cattle feed roughs Aft
Oft wide LIFT Deep number sheep feed racks forks
shove and other small tools
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
overstued Mohair living dining
suite consisting table, chairs buffet
sting table good
olion; knee-hole X
Ladies OF Cmrch
HOWARD MARTIN & MAX CONKLIN,
OWNERS
AuctOneers Fred Guy
Fred Simpson, Marysville l.. A. Mcmillan