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Evening star., 1948-01-28
Prisoner Just Walks Away
Durinq Transfer 10 Jail

Police today were searching for
a 29-year- old mar: who yesterday
walked away from a bus carrying
pim to the District Jail from the
Occoquan CVa) Workhouse.
The prisoner, Leroy Clark, COL
ored, whose last address was in the
1400 block of Third street NV,
was en- route to the city Jail with
IT other prisoners from the work.
house, according to Donald Glenn
mer, director of the department of
corrections.
Several of the men were TO be
taken to Jail. one was to 20 to
court and, the others-having served
their sefitences-were to 60 free.
When the bus stopped to dismiss
Che free men near the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving, Mr.. Glenn
mer said. Clark stepped out with
the released men and disappeared.
Clark, who had served a 45-day
term at Occoquan for larceny, was
to be held in the District Jail for
Virginia authorities. He is wanted
by them, Mr.. Clemmer said, as a
parole violator.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Woman Faces Sanity Tesl
After Refusing 10 Move

Despite building inspectors ef-
forts to relocate a 65-year-old
woman whom the Municipal Court
had ordered out Of the condemned
building in which she was living, the
woman refused to move and yester-
day was committed to Gallinger
Hospital for a mental checkup.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson, colored, was
found guilty OF living in her con-
demned premises in the 200 block
of K street NE, on December 10.
Judge Aubrey B. Fennell, however,
postponed sentencing after warning
the woman she faced a maximum
of 80 days in jail or a 500 fine if
she refused to move.
Building Inspector Charles O'Con-
nell yesterday reported to the Judge
he had tried unsuccessfully to get
the woman settled with relatives.
Judge Fenpell continued the case
one month pending receipt of the
hospital report.
Meanwhile, police have been re-
quested by the inspector to take
steps to remove and store the
woman's furniture before the build
Ing caves in.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
U. 5. Attorneys Office
May Get Questioned
Relief Payment Cases

District Auditor A. r. Pilkerton
intends to recommend to the Com
missioners that they turn over to
the United States attorneys Office
all cases in which the city's relief
clients are believed to have received
improper payments, he said today.
The announcement followed Mr..
Pilkerton's disclosure yesterday that
he had frozen $500 in accrued
leave and salary payable to the
estate of the late Ray l.. Huff, dis
trict director of public welfare, in
connection with alleged overpay-
ments of relief funds of about
100000 since 1888. Mr.. Huff was
named welfare director in 1943.
John Hughes, Mr.. Pilkerton's spe-
cial assistant. is expected to report
Friday on the results of a detailed
check Of questionable relief pay
ments in the last Is years.
Under present law, welfare work.
ers and other District officials may
be held personally responsible for
improper payments. The corpora
ton counsel's Office has been pre-
pairing legislation designed to re-
lieve municipal workers of this re-
sponsibility, but the work is not yet
complete.
Meanwhile, a statement defend
ing Mr.. Huff's actions as welfare
chief was made today by Edgar
Morris, chairman of the Board of
Public Welfare.
Members of the Board OF Public
Welfare are deeply concerned lest
published accounts concerning the
holding Of the late Ray L. Huff's
fna1 Salary payment be misconstrued
by the public" Mr.. Morris said.
ut would indeed be unfortunate
if such reports would cause a single
person to believe that the late di-
rector Of welfare has in any way
accomplished any act as director
contrary to the rigid policies of the
board. To the contrary, the record
Of Mr.. Huff will rank among the
foremost.
Most Of the alleged overpay-
ments of assistance referred to in
these accounts occurred during the
years before Mr.. Huff became di-
rector. The Board of Public Welfare
has nothing but the highest esteem
for Mr. Huff and his unblemished
record"
Barnacles can add about 80 tons
to the weight of a 10,000-ton ship
in years time.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
when kidneys
WorkToo0he1

Are you emb&ftaSsed xHu llicouVeulenceu
~ too frequent eliminaeAsn during the day
Of nishtf This symptoA a. well as Smarting
Passages, Backache, Leg Padns, Nervousness,
rheumatic Pains and Swollen Ankles may
bs due TO non-organic and non-systemie
Kidney and Bladder troubles In such cases
the very first dose Of the scientifically
compounded medicine called cYsfsx usually
foes to work right now helping you these
: ways: !. Helps nature remove irritating
excess acids, poisonous wastes and certain
eerms. q. This cleansing action helps nature
aheviats many pains, aches, soreness and
sst6ness. >. Helps reduce frequent night and
Aay calls, thus promoting better sleep.
Get cystex from your druggist today. Give
u fair trial as directed on package. Money
beck guaranteed unless cystex satisfies yuu
Evening star., 1948-01-28
IMasfarland Junior High School and
Dunbar Hi0f School.

Masfarland Junior High School and
Dunbar High School.
Banneker Exercises Friday.
J At 8 pm, Anacostia High School,
Coolidge High School, Central High
School, Eastern High School, Roose-
welt High School, Jefferson Junior
High School and Taft Junior High
School.
Schools holding ceremonies Fri
day are:
At 10:30 am, Banneker Junior
High School, Francis Junior High
School; 1:30 pm, Western High
School; pm, Shaw Junior High
School, Deal Junior High School,
Hine Junior High School, Paul Jun
ior High School, Powell Junior High
School, Stuart Junior High School
and Chamberlain Vocational High
Scrhool; 8 pm, Mckinley High
School, Armstrong High School and
Cardozo High School.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Condition of Thomas =.
Reported UNCHANGED
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BALBOA HEIGHTS, C. e., Jan.
28.-The condition of Representa-
tive J. Parnell Thomas, Republican,
Of New Jersey, stricken i'll while at
sea Saturday, remained unchanged
today.
He suffered intestinal
hemorrhage and was transferred to
Margarita Hospital. The hospital
said he had been given a blood
TRANSMISSION and that his condition
could be considered satisfactory.
He was stricken while en- route
to the Canal Zone to investigate
subversive activity.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
w.; \XE;'TiH 4 5:
"
CHESS AND CHECKERS.

CHESS AND CHECKERS.
17ss seshs street e, IN NV ~ At $40 oeioeE tonight
DANCE INSTRUCTION.
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth and
@ streets NV: Katza Delakova and Fred
asd ID a'Rss New a5se'eFs oss city, Of viii
at $40 o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEONs.
washinston Lions Club luncheon Hotel
statler at 1880 pm: today Will
r6 Rsi. at AHmn l5 e Club %nshsSR
| SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV; open am;
to 5 pm. weekdays and 8 am: Hntn noon
s,.e Pannss Es4sIy and Eshh sfsi'ts and
streets e NV; r Illustrations Of children, 5
books, through November go; open am
p% W,tse, MDndssi ..r1 of American Uni,
versity Massachusetts and Nebraska ave
nues NV: Haitian popular art; .n througi' g.
Reesasss Resss%Sss and opfo Il 20 pm s and
Barnet Alden GalIsry, . o 12T | z, Esnd9ph Rses9n2s
.sie .na N.Y. 10 open pm suadass 'N ~ '
religious paintings, throush November -
Na Ga 1grk Of a, SW eneh
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, am: to
4:3O pm Saturdays and rtI..t z to - wasp. Pm:
'hf.Hn; niSr.rS tSf ef M Congress, First and East
CAPITOL streets open rd.. am; md 70 20 PM
to 10 pm SUNDAY; exhibit commemorative
rsbruaT, Il II he Mssns
loan from the British government until
December l6, and original manuscripts ,oi Oh
indaapi.e Derjnd
Natienai archives, exhibition hail hsl,; Con- .1s
stitu.ion avenue ~ between nsn s4s sh,h nm ato to
Eifhth Egh n str.ees Tsekdsys hW se to Sat-
Srdsys 9ds San and i:so to 5 pm. Sundays and
holidays; exhibit commemorating the cen
the Advancement of Science, through No
vember. and World War II surrender docu-
ments; for an Indefinite psrioa ,x., street
and constitution avenue NV: open 10
Sundays; paintings and sculpture eomPrisS.
for an indefinite period.
Phillip. Ms%eri.l Gallery; sy. 1900 Twentyss mt a
pm, Monday until 10 pm, Sunday to
y pm; modern French and American
Fish and wiIdlife Service. under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and streets NV: open =
snd s% .fe.h-Ras.r II fsh. foI an indefinite
Artists Coop Show. 4 Hillyer eour:
NV; paintings and sculpturing by local
artists, open Sundays l to 6 pm. through
The Playhouse Art Gallery. ,727 Fit:
sketches by Brian stonehouse, British Of,
icer in World War IL open zen, to public e,,2
and Sunday through November:
Silver Spring Art Gallery. 92l6 Flower
avenue, open daily from 10 am. to z
pm; paintings by Ethel Robertson Gatn.
through December 12.
National Museum. Tenth street and Con.
stitution avenue NV; open am. to 4:30
pm Sundays and weekdays: 11th Metro
politan Art Contest paintings through
American Veterans Committee Club
house, 1851 New Hampshire avenue NV,
open to 5 pm. daily: second annual ex-
hibit Of the AVG Greater washington Area
Council, including works Of "a Washing
ton artists. through November.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club.
ing desk, billiard tables. radio.
servieemen's Victory Center u 10
open daily noon to midnisht
Armed Services YMCA, 1898 g street
NV. Camera Club meeting at 80 TO-
night Also Chess and Checker Club meet
ing at o'clock.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
D. G. Firm Low Bidder
On Stounton Hospital
ey The Assoeioted Press

STAUNTON, Va, Nov. t7.-The
Washington engineering firm OF
Irons & Reynolds yesterday was low
bidder for the construction Of the
new Kings Daughters Hospital here.
The Virginia Engineering Co. Of
Newport News was second.
Irons Il Reynolds proposed to do
the work for $2.054,000. a price $54,-
900 under the Newport News firm.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
;;;ss:s. Co.,; s6''6

Some have slight defects or borders of
one side otherwise they're perfect! Florals
and tile patterns in wanted colorings for
every room in the house!
DotDnstntrs
Evening star., 1948-11-17

Soft black kid oxfords with leather soles
and rubber heels! Specially priced for
this sale only! Flat and Cuban heels!
Excellent value, buy and save!
First Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Outstanding
Value!

Choose from assorted colors in a va
OF patterns, stripes, pinchecks, fig
designs and plain whites! Sanfol
broadcloth Sizes IA to II.
First Floor
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION


The object of this proceeding is to
secure the foreclosure of all rights Of
redemption in the following described
property. which was sold by the Col
lector of Taxes for the County Of
Garrett and the State Of Maryland
to the plaintiff in these proceedings
80 acres Of land, except the coal
hereunder, assessed to Mrs. Jehu
Paugh. in Election District No. 10,
Garrett County, Maryland, being Mill
tary Lot No. 1876 which was conveyed
to Jchu Paugh by deed from Richard
S. McCulloh and others. dated July
Is, 1874 and recorded in Liber W. H..
4. No. /. folio 800. title to which be
came vested IN Mrs. Jehu Paugh'
'CIatlsSa VI. i4u9h) CT a. by virtue
Of the will OF zen, Jehu Paugh' pro6ated
september j, l9O9 ana fecOfded IN
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McHENRY
Children's Day Program

iAhANi II = Gay I've
Young people of the United Breth-
rem church are presenting a Children's
Day Program ON Sunday evening
June l3, at eight o'clock Everyone
Is invited.
Nelson Brenneman, Floyd Brenneman
1ud Mohlon Brenneman attended the
immoral of the late Rev Noah Brcnne-
MAN 3D., Grantsyillc, ON Friday.
Rev George Simpson was a Sun
day dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Asa Glotfelty.
MIS- George Glotfcltv and daugh-
iat, Jeanette, visited Mr.. and Mrs
N l-on Blenneman and Mr.. and Mrs
Webster Brcnneman and son Monday
evening.
Miss Ruth Ann Wahl spent Mon
day night with Miss Vida Ann Saw
age.
tlr and Mrs Arthur Savage and
family were Sunday dinner guests Of
Alr. and Mrs. Joseph Scbold and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Sebold.
llr. and Mrs. Walter Floyd, Wash
ington, D. c., were here over the
weekend visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Mosser, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Mcintyre and
daughter spent Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Satzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Edgar and fam
ilN and Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
Glotfelty were Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Bceson Glotfclty,
Oakland.
Mrs.. Jack Thomas was a Tuesday
afternoon visitor Of Mrs. Bruce Close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman and
sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Knots and children and Mr. and Mrs.
sam Bowman at Crellin Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thomas and chill
drer were Sunday dinner guests Of
Nr. and Mrs. John Vitez, Addison.
Pa
Mrs. Clarence Long and son spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Savage and sons.
Mrs Hubert Bowman and Miss
Jeanette Glotfclty were shopping in
Cumberland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Glotfelty were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Navlor Glotfelty, Addison. Pa.
Mrs. Walter Hamill and daughters.
or Deer Park, spent Saturday even
ing with her mother, Mrs. George
Giotfelty.
Nh and Mrs William HASTINGS.
Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, and Carl Savage
made business trip to Parsons, W.
Va. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bowers and
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Garrett County Me
mortal Hospital
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that draw
ings and specifications for the con-
struction Of a Hospital Building at
Oakland Garrett County, Maryland,
are now available to approved gener-
application to James j. Baldwin,
architect, and Frederick Tip, associ-
ate architect, Room SOB, 927 18th
Street, N. W, in Washington, D. c.
This building as designed is a three
story and basement structure of re-
inforced concrete and brick, approx
mately 1870 feet long and AZ feet wide.
Applications from contractors in
terested in bidding on this work not
to exceed three sets of drawings and
specifications together with payment
of $500 per set should be filed
promptly with the architect, and the
bidding material will be forwarded,
shipping charges collect, as soon as
available Any bidder upon returning
such set promptly and in good con
dition will be refunded his payment,
and any non-bidder upon so returning
such set will be refunded $1,000.
Bids on this work will be opened
by the County Commissioners of Gar
rett County at the Court House Build
ing in Oakland, at 800 P. NJ, Eastern
Standard Time, on 7 July 1913.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
GARRETT COUNTY
JIM. JARBOE and E. R. JONES.
Executors of the will of George W.
Loar, deceased.
Adv 1921
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COVE

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kolb and SON.
Of Baltimore. spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchoir Kolb.
Nh and Mrs Walter Mareroff Wis
tied the lattcl's sister. Mrs Fine,
Kolb. at Memorial hospital. Cumber-
land. Thursday.
Pew. NJ. +. FRANKIE visited Charles
Reichenbecher at Memorial hospitaI.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Glover visited
Nh. and Mrs. Clvde Clover last yaaIl
Miss Lucille Savage. of McHcnIv,
spent Wednesday night with Beltfa
and Beuiah Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler, Mrs.
Mahlon Brown and son were SHOPPING
IN Frostburg Friday.
Rev. p. c. FRANKIE and SON Richard
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. are visiting the
formers son. Rev VI. +. Franke ana
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

EXCELLENT PASTURE for cat
tie, plenty of shade and water; no
bulls Apply to Elmer D. Ayres, Deer
Park.-Adv. 14-2t#
FOR COMPETENT Blocklaying
and cement work, apply to Royce f.
Harvey, Phone 644-J, Mt. Lake Park
Md, near school.-Adv. 14-9ta
TWENTY TWO YEARS in Invest
mea5 Banking. c all D. r. Fleming
Mt. Lake Park, Oakland 281, for in
formation on stocks or bonds-42-tf
FOR SERVICE-Registered Berk-
shire male hog at the farm of vii
liam E. Fitzwater Guaranteed litter
Apply William Fitzwater, ,Jr., Swan
tom Md,-Adv. 15-3t*
THE FULLER BRUSH Company
has an unusual opportunity for re-
liable man with car to go into estab-
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SATURDAY. JUNE 18th. 1913.
Beginning at 1890 O'Clock pm,
EST.

The following personal property;
One Guernsey Cow. 9 years; one
Guernsey Cow, years; 1 Guernsey
Cow, years; ! Guernsey Cow, 10
yeals; ] black Horse, II years, VT,
400; / black Horse, 10 years, VT.
l 400.
Farm Implements IT. One Manure
Spreader, Binder, l Harrow. l Hay
Rake, / Hay Tedder, / Mccormick
Deering Mower, like new; Hay Lad
der, l Grain Drill, l low wheeled
Wagon, / Cultivator, Walking Plow
, Sleds, l Trailer, Corn Shelter,
Cider Press, l Shovel Plow, / Grain
Cradle, hand Potato Buster, like
new; l coal brooder Stove, l wood
Saw, l Delco Plant. l cream Sepa-
rator, used one season; l set Harness,
four S-gallon Milk Cans.
Also l Battery Radio, l Heatrola,
Aladdin Lamp, l Piano, round
Table, l China Cabinet, and many
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
JOHN JUDY, Owner
A DIV II:
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FOR SALE


ron CATE 1-.,1--.. IL,
co, Ros 5r1 Wotrn lo" A J ~ 5li' Wa
ADV 13-2+4
E0p CAIr too eoa4 >, ;na1, ,o,o
t1a1l ~ ~ III ~ 9 ~ Nri'I
w. oakland Adv ar - -
r0p CAN Ir,,,;,.I,4 ,,;o,,o owl
Nv II n e. Ppi 81 , 1It'il0 C 1s'i'
i De.iii vi ~ 'otu'H ~ Iio'ie i'o-'' Jan
L,6p oAIE NV pae,;a.o,...,.. n;,.au
1ra+oI Con,norH W. lGnoaU . cbiJr ,rb'
N c'lJ.Ii SII IGHesS ii'i 0i''
Tnp S1Tr fSa ..-.lI.. D.. .1.a
cam , * ,,d 49, IA III Ea,J G.oil,
p;+ti,,ap IP' M Al. IA
Gsop cain ,oT- Da.Ioo lou. ,,,;1o
- f,,li IN ,;,,oi 10 ,oS Io ~" L,
w l"i y. e P ~ ''e 10y ~ '''''-
r"n S,IT ,oa- oI5..,+l1o a
IN 'o1iri ~. o''S ,',oJ.le p ~
T T1 eargIltm' G 0aI.iaI Nj 1PPS az
80 - E''L'.Ee, O''niT''u " 0'-i'-5'
IN oAI li Id balG "a = S'L ,.,S, ai9o
" y 80 en- go. On 'lV''o 80
FOX 20 SALE - one 4-aoof Buich
3 2I l23o, fpeyiai 4 i,e2 Deo M 9e
H. 81 y. i''' '''D' l''i'' ''i'''
80
FOX SAIL D!eerhg New IDEA
B o,iCg see o ''' f 'T 'r''' Coa yo',
lGsT no ~ p f', k l,', 19Sts P'''0'
NC l,eCi ., ~ -.
-oI ~ ~ i 81 Ear ora l, % Pa "GoI
10 0aI.ij 1T.; - - So
81 PSo,o $50 AN i,t A. ''''''0 -
EOp cArE 100 Cl,o,.o1ot oo..b
GOOD ,,,oni1lr canJ;fion FAN ,a,hho,.
In,i,- "a Ca7,+l,. 'st,aot AN I5-Yt#
~ ~, w ~,
% EnI ne r ,,0l R ittr''
er 0,I,1and XII ADJ, * %t1
- '''i',',e' ~.
Ok SAIL ops SIZE I, O. ~
- - - see mares Naif, PoN O.
! our w "a Slreq[, oINiand, Nd
Oh 2ALh- rs yapilslleG re? lau1
ran. business 6 III r, rIGhuSyiIle' lCeal
i0ca ll9H. see " ll"[olu - u'~S'
rrIeHdSViiIe' Nu'-AoV' I+-@V'
fOh oALE-IAIfeu1 1T + ups ready
70 go; one Pure9Ieo Percheroh n, sla!-
5oH' one ytaI olu APPiy 10 I" ~.
DeICzei' DltllllSeI' Mo'-A'''' l4-1V
FOR SALE--One solid oak round
dining room table and four chairs; al
So one gLrIs oL GIf an IN IN goou con 9i
ulIloil. Fhohe oakland % 10 - Dot
FOR SALE-One piano, cheap, IN
good condition. Apply at Calhoun
STORE WI Lake r"rh,-AaN' IL
FOX SALE-One Briggs and STRAIT
ton Washing Machine motor. Buddy
DeBerry, Deer Park.-Adv. l4-2t.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
JUNE 10, 1913
LIVESTOCK
95 HEAD MILK COWS
Beginning promptly at 1890
he following personal property:


T. B. and Bang tested, Is of these
COWS are fresh now with calves by
their sides; Of them will be fresh
i'm the near future. The other 4 are
stripper COWS. 3 2-year-old heifers to
be fresh in September, 6 head Of
yearling cattle, l purebred Guernsey
Bull, not registered; purebred Ayr
shire Bull Calf, pig months old. Each
and every one of these cattle is 7. b.
and Bang tested.
FARM MACHINERY
3 Level Land Plows, , Sulkey
PlowS, , 14-inch bottom Tractor
Plows. l Tractor Harrow, 25 tooth;
l l7-tooth Harrow, Manure Spread
ers. > Hay Leaders, Grain Binders,
Corn Binder, l low-wheeled Wagon,
1G-root flat; l McCormick-Deeri
Hay Rake, | New Idea Moving Ma
chine. 1 Hynman Mixer, l Esco s.
can Milk Cooler, 20 rolls Barbed Wire,
all steel Thresher complete with
self feed, wind stacker and weigher;
1920 notwithstanding Tractor,
first class condition.
AUTOMOBILES
1 1917 Ford Pickup, only 1900
miles, this is nice job; 1 1871 Chev-
rolet 5-passenger Coupe. looks like
new. low mileage; l 1888 1i2-ton
Ford Truck, 1877" wheel base, this is
a good job; l 1886 Ford Coach, a good
car; 1 1881 Model A 4-door Sedan,
this is a good car; 1929 Model A
Ford Coach. 1890 Model A Ford
Coach, l 1897 Ford Pickup, 1889
Chrysler 4-door Sedan, l Durante
Coupe, l 1885 Chevrolet li2-ton
Truck.
The title for each of the above
listed cars and trucks will be trans
felred to buyer on day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on day
of sale.
Don't forget the date:
SATURDAY. JUNE 19, 1913.
C. c. GOEHRINGER.
p. p. SMITH,
Owners
ADV. 15-2t*
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WANTED

WANTED 4 A reasonably priced
used piano. r. c. Bennett. Oakland.
Phone l9O-J-2X.-Adv. 15-3t.
WANTED - Girl or woman for
general housework. Good pay. Call
264-J, write Box 1906, Oallland.-10-tf.
WANTED-Gnl or middle aged
lady for general homework. See Mrs.
Paul McIntire, Second street. Phone
236-Adv 15-tf.
POSITION WANTED-a as secre-
tary or stcnographer; completed
schooling at Wesleyan college. Apply
to NJ, care Of The Republican Of
flee. Oakland.-Adv. 14-2t"
BROKEN JEWELRY Wanted-All
kinds Highest cash prices paid for
rings, jewelry. spectacles, gold teeth,
diamonds, broken and disable watches,
etc Cash mailed promptly. Write for
free shipping containcr. Loves. Hol-
land building, ST. Louis. Mo.-14-2t*
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SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1913
at the hour of one O'Clock p. NJ.
EST.

A4s''~
at the Kate O. Chance residence in
Mt. Lake Park, Maryland, the follow
ing personal property and real estate,
to-Wit:
One hall Rack, 10 Rugs, l steel
Cabinet, Beds. Springs, etc; bed
room Suite. 1 single Bed and Springs,
5 Rocking Chairs, / 7X9 congoleum
Rug, Clothes Press, lot Curtains,
l Sweeper. / Radio. / Book Case, =
Dresscrs. electric Lamp, l lot
Pictures and Ornaments, l Washing
Machine. Porch Rocking Chairs. l
Swing, ! Lawn Mower. l Wheel Bar
row, Sewing Machine, l wicker set,
6 dining room Chairs. dining room
Table. l Side Board, 3 piece Parlor
| Suite, l Mirror, Bridge Lamps,
Mantle Clock, / magazine Rack, 2
End Tables. l F'rigidaire, l lot of
Cooking Utensils, l lot Dishes, 1
Kitchen Cabinet, kitchen Chairs. l
kitchen Table, ! Cooking Stove, lot
Of other articles too numerous to
mention.
All those two lots. pieces, or parcel
Of land situate, lying and being in Mt.
Lake Park. Garrett County, Mary
land, known and designated as Lots
Nos. 1881 and 1882 on the Plat Of
Mt Lake Park as recorded in Plat
Record Liber +. 4. 7. No. l, folio p,
one of the Land Records Of Garrett
County, Maryland, and being the
same which were conveyed unto the
said Kate O. Chance by two deeds,
the first from Finley c. Hendrickson,
ct al, Trustees. bearing date the Bird
day Of November, 1915, and recorded
in Libel E. 4. 7. No 68, folio 591 &c,
one of the Land Records of Garrett
County, Maryland, and the second
from John Felty and wife, bearing
date the 18th day Of November, 1920,
and recorded in Liber f. Z. 7. No. 70,
folio $50 &c, one Of the Land Records
Of Garrett County, Maryland.
The above lots are in one of the
best locations in Mt. Lake Park
situate on the corner Of D and Spruce
Streets. and are improved by a two
story. frame dwelling containing Z
rooms, bath and sun porch. with a
good basement and modern hot water
heating plant There is also a garage
on the property.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on day
Of sale.
BENJAMIN f. SELBY.
Executor of the Last VIII
and Testament of Kate 0.
Chance, deceased.
ASA CALLS, Auctioneer
ADV. 15-2t.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Apartment in Mt.
Lake Park. Call 316.-Adv. 41-tf.
FOR RENT-Public address sys-
tenn. Oakland Electric and Radio
Service. Phone $50, Oakland, Md.
ADV. Att
FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms for
the season, breakfast if desired. Ref
erences required. Contact Mrs. d. Il.
Fleming, Mt. Lake Park.-Adv. S-tf.
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ESTRAY NOTICE!

9 head of sheep strayed from my
has bell, all have crop off right ear
and under-bit on left. A few have
hole in left ear. They are not shorn.
VIII pay all damage and cost Notify
Earl Stark, Bittinger, Md,-14-3t#