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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17

Our town of Hagrestown as orig
inally laid out, contained about five
hundred and twenty lots, each 'front.'
ing eighty feet on the Street and
running back for a distance of two
hundred and forty feet to the alleys
The numbered lots in this original
plat were bounded on the North by
North Street and extended South of
Antietam and west of Walnut and
six hundred and forty feet east from
Potomac street. Later, in continuing
Potomac Street to the South, it had
to defect to the left to- avoid the
large swamp which was disappear
ing about the beginning of this cen
fury. The lots were rapidly sold,
or rather leased, for five pounds
Gust a little over $4,000 and an
annual and perpetual ground rent of
seven shillings and six pence ($1.83).
Within ten years after the town
! had been laid out on paper, more
than a hundred comfortable dwell
ings were erected, occupied by a
prosperous and happy population,
having but little communication with
the world across the mountains.
They manufactured their own goods,
and were already beginning to build
up trade with the settlers south of
the Potomac, selling them salt, hard
ware and homemade articles, receiv-
ing in pay the products of the forrest
and farm.
A market house was erected in the
center of the public square, a rude
and primitive affair, but it stood I'M
til Hagerstown became the capital
of Washington County in 1776. At
this time the old building gave place
to a combined market house and
court house, with a whipping post
in the market When not occupied
by market people the market house
under the court house-was used
as a hitching place for visitors
horses. The Jail stood on the alley
between Washington and Franklin
Street. 1t was a small structure of
logs, with holes to admit light, in
the entire absence of windows, Not
until recent years was it considered
necessary for the sheriff
! At the same time that Hagerstown
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17

merce with the back inhabitants,
who will not then have more than
twenty miles land carriage to har-
Dor, where ships of great burthen
load annually, whereas at present
many have $50; and what perhaps
will be considered of still greater i'm
portance, is the easy communication
it will afford with the waters of the
Ohio.
Evidence of the results of the
above plans can be found in the adj
vertisement, as follows, which APP
peared 63 years later in the Ha-
gerstown papers:
Boating
The subscriber respectfully in
forms his friends and the public
generally that ne has at present
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17
How many do you have in your house?

Counting on your fingers is fair.
But first, make quick guess: How
many electric motors do your
homework for you? Would you
say 3?5? Maybe 10?
Now count EN- up. It's easier if
you think of them room by room.
How about the bedrooms? Elec.
trit clocks and shavers each have a
motor. So do the fans you use in
summer.
A modern kitchen is gold mine.
There's motor in the electric re.
frigerator, the food mixer, the ven
tilating fan. (The list at the right
will remind you of others.) Don't
skip any rooms. Even the base
ment and storeroom may be rich
picking.
Finished2 How does the count
compare with your guess? Most
people guess way low. Actually
10 motors per house is common
20 is not UNUSUAL
But, whatever the number, the
point is true. We seldom realize
how many jobs electricity does for
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17
FOuR NEW RnATs

in complete order for conveying
Flour, Whiskey, and other produce
from Williams-Port to the city of
Washington, on terms to suit the
times.
CHRISTIAN ARDINGER
N. B. any person wishing to have
Fish, Plaster, Salt, or any other back
loading, can be Accommodated on reas-
enable terms.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17
Apt Comparison

Apt Comparison
Guide: "This castle has stood for
600 years. Not stone has been
touched, nothing altered, nothing re-
placed"
Visitor: "Uml They must have the
same landlord we have"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17

T. Hamilton.
Heyser House-owned by the City
of Hagerstown and built by John
Heyser about 1910.
Hager House-owned by the Wash
ington County Historical Society
built by Jonathan Hager, founder of
Hagerstown, in 1879.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-17

US, because it does them so depend.
ably, regularly and cheaply.
You've helped bring this about
by taking advantage of so many
electrical opportunities. And the
men and women of the business
managed electric companies are
aISVays working to bring you better
service at Io1Oer cost. That's why
the price of electricity has gone
down and down, while the price of
almost everything else has gone
up and up.
Listen to the New Electric Hour-ths HOUR
OF CHARM. Sundays, 4:3O PM, EST, CHS.
Here's q Partial List Of Electrical Helpers
Each One Operated by an Electric Motor
Clocks Washing Machines
fons Ironers
Showers Heo'er' with Fons
v;h,c.o,. Food Freezers
Sewing Machines
Record Players o..
Refrigerotors oI p,.
Dishw1shers cool s,oker,
Disposal Units Heoter Blowers
Nenfilofine Fons Attic Fons
Food Mixers Movie Projectors
Vacuum Cleaners Pumps
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

Demand for. Mexico's minerals
has fallen off so they are making a
drive for tourists. II they can't sell
their minerals they can attract for
eign metals.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

parts for "the land Of the morning
calm" for the second time since his
exile 40 years ago. DR.. Rhee's fol-
lowers consider him the legitimate
head Of the provisional Korean gov
eminent set up by those leaders for
tunate enough to escape when Japan
dealt Korea its final, crushing blow
in 1905.
Presidents Of the United States
since Theodore Roosevelt's time,
state department and other govern
ment officials have been consistent
ly sympathetic and stubbornly un-
cooperative with the effort of this
unf1agging patriot to obtain recogni-
ton of his country. They did not
frown on his return to Korea when
it was liberated" by the defeat of
Japan. They put no obstacles in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Syngn,a,, Rhee
Wants to Tell Secrets

the way Of his choice as head of
the group which set up a provisional
government of Korea. They permit
ted that group to send an observer
to the u. N. but when DIR. Rhee
returned from Korea in December
of last year his efforts to make his
voice heard before the international
body were blocked by the state de-
partment ukase. mo official stand
ing"
Today Korea is nation bisected
by the 38th parallel. The North,
under Russian control, is separated
by the Asiatic model of the Iron
Curtain and no real Korea govern
ment exists in the Southern half.
still administered by the U. S. mill
tary government. This is due, DR..
Rhee says, to the same lack of of
fetal sanction from the state depart
ment which the aging doctor has
sought since Pearl Harbor.
''All we ask is that we be allowed
to hold elections to set up in the
American zone of Korea a national
government just as the Russians
have set up what they call demo-
cratic government in their zone.
We only ask that the United States
do for us what they have already
done for Japan.
1.-The other liberated countries
have been given this privilege. We
never fought against the Allies. For
more than 40 years we have carried
underground work against our jap
anese oppressors.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Senate Bathed in
Mutual Admiration

There is distinctive brand Of po-
itical humor often buried in that
remarkable and largely unread (and
frequently turgiO document, the
Congressional Record.
The Republican recommendation
that senators meet in formal ses-
sion only three times a week, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, de-
voting the other two days to COM
nittee work recently touched off a
typical exchange between Republi-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Was, s! i ID / - } ICES
Korea a Sore Spot in
Far Eastern Politics
Natives Advanced in
Democratic Processes
By BAUKHAGE
Meas AnaIyst End Commentator.

Natives Advanced in
Democratic Processes
I asked if he thought the people
were ready for a democratic gov
eminent.
He paused a moment and said:
"You may be surprised, as l was,
to learn how familiar the Koreans
are with the democratic system"
The Japanese, it seems, when
they made their various levies upon
the Koreans found they had to deal
with a system that had already
been set up, based on the democrat
ic choice of a leader for a group of
perhaps 20 homes which, in turn.
chose their representatives for larg-
er groups. Dr. Rhee said he found
his people were much more familiar
with these processes than he thought
they could be even though he had
followed their activities so closely
through all these years. Then DR..
Rhee went on to explain that with
SoOpC4 dtlOI1 VI lI1S I1llllCd1y BOV"
eminent, at least Ave attempts had
been made to set up a national gov
eminent; that each time the Com
munists had blocked it by refusing
to join and because of the directives
under which the military govern
ment was forced to operate-no gov
eminent was permitted in which the
Communists did not participate.
'They (the Communists) claim
they have 10000 members in the
southern area-what right have TO-
600, if there are that many (Which
I doubt, to interfere with the rights
Of Is million Koreans in the south
ern zone?" asks DR.. Rhee.
In the secret agreement at Yalta,
DR.. Rhee asserts: president
Roosevelt agreed that Manchuria and
Northern Korea be placed in the
zone Of the Soyiets. This was con-
trary to the spirit of the Atlantic
Charter and the other agreements
up to that time. When the American
people realize this, I am sure senti-
ment will develop that will make it
possible for Korea to become ma
ton again. I am going back to
Korea with that hope"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Violin of Earlier Times
Had Sympathetic Strings


During the 18th and 18th centu-
ries, a number of musical instru-
ments belonging to the violin fam
lily had sympathetic strings of fine
wire stretched directly under and
parallel to the gut wire with
which they vibrated synpathet-
ically, producing silvery echo,
says Golfers.
Most popular was the viola
d'amore for which many compos-
ers, including Bach, wrote special
music and which was used occa-
sionally by the Metropolitan Opera
orchestra in New York as late as
1914.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30

ment and the
American people
will demand a
free and indie
pendent Korea"
That is what you
hear from the
earnest group of
Kore ans and
Am eric a ms who
will be waving a
fearful but hope
full farewell to
their b e | ov e d
leader and friend
the venerable
DR.. Syngm an
Rhee-aS he de.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
Congressional Record

Each day that congress is in ses-
sion, 1880 copies of the Congress
sional Record are printed. BY stat
ute, the President receives 10
copies, each senator receives 100
copies and each representative SO
copies.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS3
DoiHes in Popular Swirl Motif

To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
$500 and the Whirliag Meteor Dolly
(Pattern No. 5666), send 20 cents in coin
for EACH PATTERN ordered, Your
Name, Address and Pattern Number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required in filling orders for a few of the
most popular patterns.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30


floor. Both parties conjured lightly
with the names of founding fathers.
Majority Leader Wallace White of
Maine began by opining that an ex-
ception to the Monday-Wednesday-
Friday rule should perhaps be made
for Lincoln's. birthday (Which falls
on Wednesday this Year, so that
Republican senators could, as he
put it, ''have opportunity to 60 to
their homes and elsewhere to make
their customary, and think, prop
er, speeches on Lincoln's birthday"
lie added that provision, too, might
be made for Washington's birthday.
Senator White then recalled that
the Democrats usually have either
jackson Day or Jefferson Day
dinner, for which they might want
to be excused from the senate.
Minority Leader Barley was
agreeable. Said he: $50 far as Lin.
coin Day absenteeism is concerned,
we have no objection to any deviation
from this program (the MWF
ru1e) that would permit our friends
to get back to Lincoln
The Record records as follows:
Mr.. Barley: I think the closer
the party gets back to Lincoln
the nearer it will come to
Jefferson. ] think there will
be no difficulty about arrang-
ing for Washington's birthday
and for Lincoln's birthday. So
far as Jackson is concerned,
the Democrats have always
celebrated Jackson Day on the
9th of January, today, which is
the day of the Battle of New
Orleans.
Mr. White: I think the senator
from Kentucky is celebrating
it now.
Mr.. Barley: But in April think
it is planned to have a num-
Der Of Jefferson Day celebra-
tons throughout the country
and I am sure that Jefferson
and Lincoln and Washington
and jackson will all be main
tanned upon an equal footing.
Mr.. Tobey: I'd like to say for the
benefit Of my friend the sena-
tor from Kentucky that hope
his statement which ! shall
designate as Exhibit A, is evil
dence that the great party to
which he belongs, of which he
has been majority leader in
the senate for so many years,
and SO successfully, will be
bound to return to the prin-
ciples and teachings and ten
cts of Thomas Jefferson.
Mr.. Barley: will say to the
senator that we have never de-
parted from them, because
Jefferson was the outstanding
liberal of his day, and we have.
always adhered to the liberal
policies which were advocated
by the original liberal, Thorn
as Jefferson, which were not
altogether dissimilar to the
iberality of the founder of the
Republican party, Abraham
Lincoln.
Demand for Mexico's minerals
has fallen off so they are making a
drive for tourists. If they can't sell
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
5 8 6 8

YOU'LL like to make these ex-
quisite swirl doilies they're
pleasing and restful to the eye and
provide fascinating crochet con-
trast in the stitches. The pinwheel
at top measures II inches, the low
err one is Is inches across.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-30
WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, NV,
Washington, ID. C..

WASHINGTON. - "Reveal the
secret clauses in the Yalta agree
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Statesmen,
ADVERTISING Statesmen 125

ADVERTISING Statesmen f2) With cars:
can earn $500 to 5000 mo. plus renewals; /;
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cuRLEY, Elk. $3.50. 1880 to 1890 in.
IIoUsR SALESMAN, experienced: to call
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HELP MEN and WOMEN
TLAT WORK FEEDERS and shakers
eeded at once. CONGER'S LAUNDRY.

needed at once. coNGERs LAUNDRY.
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GARDENER GOOD salary and modern
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children; also .colored couple for general
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MAY, Rose Hill Farm, Alexandria, Va. 5
LADY with Plymouth car wishes careful
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Keeping and tipping; good salary: vacation
and 5-day week. Apply manager GOVERN
MEET PRINTING OFFICE CAFETERIA,
PREssER, experienced, for cleaning store
in Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 63-J. 5
SECRETARY, who speaks Portuguese and
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TAILOR wanted. man or woman; steady
Wis ave. NV. Be Luxe IL EeidsiIss CLEANERS, Nj
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SPECIAL NoTlcEs.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
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qts, Gals. Write W. A. DoDp, 1900 Fort
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GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
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GAS WATER HEATERS, 90. 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
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STANSBURY. Ii. 3029.
while the weather is good. Your plans or
ours. Your lot or ours. win help ar
range financing. TRANS-AMERICAN DE-
VELoPING CORP. 1890 Jefferson pl. NV,
NO 5000, OR. 5s37. IS
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE If you
don't bring your watch IN to Bullseye and
save money; your watch will be cleaned
worfmanship. BuLLsEYE WATCH REPHfR,
709 Eye st. NV. 10
ACCOUNTANT expert; records started and
returns. 81. 37S4 day or evening. B.
CAPiTAL TRANSIT CO.. dividend on stock a
AR meeting Ii d' held May Ss ss. ia47, divi-
dend Of ffty cents 50c) per share on the
StoCk Ul the COIlpany Will De pdlQ
on July /, 1947. to stockholders of record
at the close of business. on June 13, l947.
The stock transfer books of the company
will not be closed. VIM. B. BENNETT,
vice president and secretary.
WHILE yACATIoNING at Braddock
Heights, visit Ye Olde Antique a. Gift
Shoppe for rare pieces Of antique china
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3itislf ALL fukNff6RE fuEaMf6REd REPAIRED and re-
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/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any ore other than myself
RICHARD E, DEMENT,. Clinton. Md. e
ATTENTION, BuSINESSMEN-Doy you need
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or call Mr.. Kipnis, MA 3s9s. 10
JARVIS THEATER, Bethesda, opens to-
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seats now. OIL. 1851.
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Statesmen, between % and so yrs, Of
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Salary, commission and car allowance; car
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Phone number viii facilitate carly inter
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SALESMAN, retail yard goods; some retail
selling exper. nee; do not apply unless
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SS4S per wk. plus conmission. Apply before
SALESMAN wanted on automotive parts
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SEE sG6JsfTT sfTT salksmas, with active ellen.
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BANKRUPTCY B NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of CO.
lumb,a, Holdins BappkyIpptcg Ntp e9sTsp
1914 Mass Ave. N.w,-Bankrupt. Bank
ruptcy No. 4397.-To the creditors Of
Harvey Gertner. Of the City Of Wash
hh' hereby given e that T the said Harvey Cert
ner has been duly adjudged bankrupt on
a petition fled By him on the 2gth day
Of May, 1917. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors will be held on the 16th
day Of June, lg47, at three-thirty o'clock
PM, at the office Of the Referee in Bank
Euptcy, 321 Tower Building, 14th and &
time and place the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
fore said meeting. JOHN A. BRESNA-
HAN, Referee in Bankruptcy. -
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HELP MEN.

wanted Immediately, ex-
nerienced, With thorough tax knowledge
will direct accounting, and analysis depart
lnent in new automobile sales and service
agency. State name, address, phone No.
plies confidential Reply Box Sax, Star. ~
Statesmen (2l. with cars,
can earn $500 to 5000 monthly plus re-
newals; excellent opportunity for advance
Mr. cURLEY, Ex. ssao, 1886 am. to
!AiKIINSE y rIIoTs. q to ss years. s r 5
1900 hours. 1st pilot time: .cAA COM
mercial certificate, must pass pilots physi-
cal exam given by company. Box Al.
APPLrcAToR for Johns Manyille roofing
mechanic. See L..g E11swoRTH. 62s
kennsdy st. NV. Phone RA. o1eS and
ASSISTANT MANAGER to train for man
aser, age between 21 and 80; grocery store
ss sEpas EpiaEssrsas s Ifss Tbs d. nS
on sssh men and somsn's mems sIlo.hins: I BERN BERN.
pendins on exnsr. I ana ability. Apply
hoLLywooD CLOTHING Co. 7os III
xTfoRsEY. preferably a cpA with sx-
wanted by established public accounting
mm in virrinis, as head o. Its tax de-
and full details Of education, training and
experience. 2. o. Box 442. Riehmend. Va.
AUToM0TlvE-Yeune man. white, to
work in stock room, starting salary, $50 80
gHuTos sobr if0 ASp ( s. TENDER MAN. IS See
Mr.. Poates, FRIENDSHIP MOTORS, 1890
VIE ave, Bethesda. Nd -.
Experienced and DO good work; exrelienf
salary. no. piece work; 5-day week. sa-
CATION With nay. group insurance. Box
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 8 pm.
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MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 9 pm.
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Thief Coils Police

Concealing himself In a saloon in
Glasgow, Scotland, at closing time,
Daniel M'can1 stole liquor and cash
worth $47o which he handed to ac-
completes outside. When he found
he was locked In, he kicked the door.
A policeman answered and arrested
him.