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Grew Says Hospitals Need
Fullest Public Support

The citizens Of Washington must
offer both their moral and financial
support If hospitals of the area are
to survive increasing financial
problems.
This was stressed by Joseph c.
Grew, former Ambassador to Japan
and member of the Board Of In
corporators of Garfield Hospital in
a radio address yesterday to explain
the current educational program
sponsored by the Hospital Council
of the National Capital Area.
THE welfare of the public as q
whole is at stake in the struggle
of our local hospitals to survive
their current difficulties" Mr.. Grew
declared. He pointed to increased
costs of operation, insufficient grants
from the Community Chest Fedora
ton for care of INDECENT patients
and insufficient funds from hospi-
talization plans as reasons for the
financial troubles.
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Deaths Reported

(From the District Of Columbia Bureau Q
Vital Statistics.)
Leland Barton. SO, 326 G ST. s.w.
Laura A. Turner, 81. Ala ST. ne.
Martin G. Stecker 66. 1121 4th st. ne
Annie c. Berlin. 65. Arlington, Va.
James F. Cauano. 64 New Hampshire.
John F. Knighton. 80, 3l9 -5th st. NE.
Marie Hampton, So; 37I2 Yuma st, NV
James HAYNES. So. 2371 Champlain st. NV
Josephins H; Gaddis, s., 539s Reno I'd. NV
Jerry Males. 3, 81 1th st. ne.
Caldoneia Richardson. SO, 500 X st NV
Florence Edwards, SO, 2s1Bs12th st W
Tally B. Reid, infant, 3405 Sherman ave
Sara B. Lynch, .s5, Bethesda, Md.
August F.. Bro6cker. "a, 1925 Reservoir I'd
Mary Carroll, 10, 1914 18th st. NV.
Arthur 1. Edwards, II. 1879 r St. NV.
Robert H. }. Newman, rs. AS Kentuck!
Katie 1" Duncan. ~. Alexandria, va.
Eva A. Barr, 70, 1907 Morrison st.
Jennie Wade, So, Appalachia, Va
Rose M. Menna, 5S. 316 E st. ne.
Irene F. Garman. As. 1918 Ellicott st
Hazel v. Leek. 40. 1927 Queen st. ne.
Infant Mcclure, Kenwood. Md.
Infant Herndon. 1046 Irving st. ne.
Infant Wakeham, University Park Md.
Maude M M whiting nns' r. 1902 18TH st. NV
Infant Jackson. 4S H ST. ne.
Infant Tate, 5000 Central ave. Sc.
Infant Robinson, Not stated
infant Ross, 92O Ist st. s.v.
Infant Ray, 1877 1st st
Infant Presley. $50 D st. Sc
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Births Reported

(From D. c. Bureau Of Vital statisti,
EdWard and Marie Aieo. grl.
Joseph and Louise Dwyer, girl
William and Mildred Greene. girl.
Kenneth and Ann kilgore, girl
Henry and Mildred Lanham. girl.
Edward and Bernadine Mahoney, girl.
Clarence and Marie Miller, girl.
Archie and Ruth OFT, girl.
Malyin and Velgean TAYLOR. girl.
Herbert and Merta Tyler, girl.
George and Anne Westphal. girl.
George and Justine Wolcott, girl.
Jack and Virginia Brown, girl.
William and Madeline Carroway, girl.
Francis and Mildred Gaetano. girl.
Lawrence and Margaret Hantke, girl.
Lawrence and Ruby Knupp, ,sirl.
Dennis and Frances Iugar, girl.
Sidney and Eleanor Marvin, girl.
Edgar and Martha Morton, girl.
Saumel and Eloise Saslaw, girl.
Nelson and Esther Thorp, girl.
Henry and Annie Wedding, girl.
Ennis and Sylvia White, girl.
Ralph and IneZ WoltZ, girl
Victor and Dorothy Arnold, boy.
Oscar and Annie Bethea, girl.
Henry and Emma Brooks, girl.
William and Mary Burroughs, girl.
Lester and Viola Collier, girl.
John md Rosa Cook, girl.
Willie snd Mary Floyd, boy.
William and Frances Gibson, girl.
Chalie and Yulah Hannah, jr., boy.
CneSter ana CnarloCte hOpSon, glrl.
Herbert and Juanita Jones. boy.
Thomas and Mary Lee, boy
Jack and Meritha Lofty, girl.
Virgil and Gloria Minor, boy.
Howard and Helen Reynolds, girl.
Curtis and Marian Smith, girl .
Stanley and Bessie Tapscott. girl.
Levin and Evelyn Veney, boy.
Sylvester and Jane Whiting, girl.
Joseph and Celeste Young, girl.
Bernard and Grace Bassil, boy.
william and Evelyn Bowen, girl.
Benjamin and Audrey Brooks, boy.
Cecil and IEez Coleman, girl.
Dempsey and Doris Combs, girl.
Sidney and Evelyn Ellis, boy.
Charles and Ruth Franklin. boy.
Harold and Mildred Gray. girl.
George and Edna Hardman, girl.
Clarence and Ametia Johnson, boy.
McAdoo and Marie Jordan. boy.
William and Mary Lewis. boy.
Leroy and Helen Mack, girl.
Ivy and Clara McIllwain, girl.
Edward and Elvannie Rogers, girl.
James and Carlene Spinner. boy.
Israel and Anita Turner, girl.
Robert and Julia Walker, boy.
Hubert and Helen winston, boy.
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Rush-Hour Express Buses
Start Silver Sprinq Run

The Capital Transit Co.'S new ex-
press bus service between Silver
Spring and downtown Washington
started at 7:30 o'clock this morn
ing and carried good loads" com
pany officials said.
The new service operates only
during the rush hours and costs
5 cents more than nonexpress serv-
ice. E. c. Giddings, company vice
president, said that judging by the
first trips today it looked as though
the venture would be a success.
The buses run from the District
line at Georgia avenue to the Thir-
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. terminal.
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Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For John T.. Ward

Funeral services for John c
Ward, 70. who operated a farm
butcher wagon for 40 years, will be
held at 10 am. tomorrow at the
Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home
S434 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Forest Oak Gene
terry, Gaithersburg, Md.
Mr.. Ward died Saturday at his
home, 1910 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, after a long illness.
Born in upper Montgomery
County, Mr.. Ward started his
butcher business in 1894 and was
wen known in Jacksonville, Darnes-
town and Laurel. He later operated
his business from Silver Spring
From 1912 to l947 he was jani-
tor at the Silver Spring Interme di-
ate and Takoma Park Junior High
Schools.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Ward; a son, Kenneth
Ward, Baltimore, and two sisters,
Mrs. George Stang. Kensington,
and Mrs. Ida Mills, Gaithersburg.
The largest telescopes can make
the moon appear only "a miles away
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own auGOInODiie
m a n Nfacturing
concern, died at
his home here
yesterday.
Mr.. Nash had
suffered from
heart disease for
the last t W o
years, but had
continued active
in the affairs of
the Nash Motor
Co. until about
six months ago.
Born in De
X alb County,
Ill AR Mo Oh
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Justice Hughes Unchanged

The condition of former Chief
Justice Charles Evans Hughes, who
has been i'll and confined to his bed
for several weeks. was reported to-
day as unchanged. Mr.. Hughes,
who lives at 1928 R street NV, is
86. A spokesman quoted DR.. B. w.
Leonard, Mr.. Hughes physician, as
saying he lis doing very we'll"
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Charles Warren Nash,
Pioneer Auto Maker,
Dies in California
By the Assoeioted Press

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, June Z.
Charles Warren Nash, "a, who
rose from orphan boy to head the
General Motors Corp. and later his
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WILLIAMS, Amer A.

,uss wltI'tMs J. ms FSEk AsSEk wlzag FL zsigrdsy az
fshe1 Ssees 81 bFnfs a1f }s4n'' osi
Grayson and Emma Williams, Rev
Hobart. Newman, Delma, Arthur. stokley
otSer reiaves and riends After pm
June 8, friends may call at the Morris A
Garter & Co. Funeral Home, End and T
sqanee FANNY ya NAV $. sssn s 5qne s at
WILLIAMS, ANNA ELIZABETH. En-
tered into eternal rest on Mondsy, june
Z; 1a4s, ANNA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS. 6a
Elizabeth williams; devoted sister Of Mrs
Bessie Jackson and Elizabeth Parks; de-
voted mother Of Edward; william and DE-. Eu-
three uncles, other relatives and many
friends to mourn her passing. Remains
resting at the John T: Rhines & Co; Flu.
Of funeral later.
JUNE WILLS fs4s sEnSenn essaa2 2 Ho2p op M0nfay RER
NARD o. WILLIS: beloved husband Of
Gertrude Willis. father of Mrs. Lace,
Earle E1i B. Viii Wills. T Services sS at chamber. @
nesday' june Q: at $50 pm, 1nterment
Washington National Cemetery.
WOODRUFF, PFC. WALTER 1It5 "; Or On
49, Medte1fanean NeGfm9sa theaseT ses Pfc Wal. 4:
"a TER W. WooDRUFF OF los
U S.: $::::
OF Mrs Evelyn V. Quesada and
Mrs. Ethel Doris Rulloda: Remains rest.
8. sat at 10 @ am; am thence to Arlington National
Cemetery. where funeral services will be
held at , pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
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CEMETERY LOTS.

1 SITES, in lovely section of Mt. olivet
Catholic Cemetery: transferred out OF
town. Call TR. 1145. -
LOT, SITES. in Fort Lincoln Gene
| FORT LINCOLN-Choice locations; lots,
and 5 sites. GI student must sacrifice.
VI. OLA. -
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The largest telescopes can make
the moon appear only "a miles away
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DrathB

MONROE. MABELLE J. On Sunday
June 8. Ie4s; At her rssidsnce, Arlington
mother Of Mrs. John ". Tower. Mrs. iona,
thon Hunt. Mrs. Herbert @. Sparrow. and
sister of Miss Edna Jones Notice of serv-
ices later. 3
June I. 1s4s, CECIL DUBOIS NEAL Of
sta of Rooney G. and
brother of Rodney B. Neal and grandson OF
Mr. and Mrs. william G. Neal. Also sur
ns are Soes Gser Of aer sne
rangements by MCGUIRE. 8
NEwsOME. ARTHUR. On Sunday.
snsher sans e. 1915 = 'ne fessfha5 q s
SOME, beloved husband Of Violet E, New
some; father of Mrs. Adeline M. Mat
tison. Services and interment private.
June 7. 194s, at the Marine HOSPITAL,
so1sS Wife NJ 81 the M ate
mother Of Mrs. Marjorie N. Eicholtz. Mrs.
Frances Flavin, Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Graves
and dauShter Mnna Of Mrs Mas W Willismsen: Hnsor
mann Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia ave.
Notice of services later.
PELZ. CARL EDUARD. On sunday,
June 6, 194s. at Providence Hospital,
CARL EDUARD PELZ, the brother of Sis
ter Beatrice Clare of st. John the Baptist
Convent. Ralston. N. J. Services at Cham
bers. Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin st, NV,
private.
POLLOCK. KATHLEEN v. On Sunday,
June 6. 194S. at her residence. 81
ouessda st; NV x kATHLEEN e " oIESoL. Pol.
mother of Ensign Clarence F. Pollock. IT..
U. s. N; Miss Marjorie A. Pollock, Wash
ngton, D. c.; daughter of Rev. and Mrs:
D. NJ. Brown, Warrenton, Va: sister Of
Ernest M, Brown. Bristol. Tenn; Mrs.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV, on Tuesday.
June 6. at 2 pm. Interment private.
urday June S. 1e4s, MARY Z. Pratt Of
1929 r st. NV beloved wife of William
E Pratt and devoted mother OF Jesse,
Harry and Walter Pratt She is also also
sTeat srandchildren and other relatives
late late Mrs. Pratt at the above address
sF TIssday as0t Wed
nesday,. june Q, 1915, at l pm; Rev:
Darneal johnson oficiatins. Interment
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ment by L. E. Murray g. Son. g.
PRATT. MARY E. Ofhcers and mem
Mf bers Of Columbia. Temple No; 422
A l. B. P. o. E. of w. are notified
mn of the death of DAUGHTER Mary
~ 4 81 s::;:sss !;
" MARIE MINOR, Daughter Ruler.
GEoRGIANA HENRY Secretary,
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sATT, MARY Oficers and members
of James Reese Europe Unit
s
No. 5, American Legion Auxll-
~ iary. are requested to attend
funeral services for it's de-
ceased member. Mrs. MARY
E. PRATT. on Tuesday, June 3,
I94S. at 3 pm. from 1929 r
III nH6carS and nnernherS are re-
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THIRLES EDWARD A. BUs,. On Sat

THIRLES EDWARD A. tBUS3. On Sat-
urday, June 5, I94S. EDWARD A, lBUSl
and the late Mary H. Thirles and brother
Of Alma G. Kelbaugh. Mr.. Thirles rests
at his late residence, Bowie. Md. Serv-
ices from the Bowie Methodist Church.
Bowie. Md. OH Tuesday. June s. at I'm.
Relatives and friends invited 1nterment
Whitfield Cemetery. Lanham Md.
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EDWARDS, ARTHUR L. suddenly; son On
Thursday, June 3. l94S. at his home. ls25
st ~ NV. ARTHUR L. EDWARDS, be-
loved husband Of the late Jessie s. Ed
wards. father Of Arthur c. EDWARDS: MIS- MIS-
Charles E Waller of Havertown, Pa: MRS
Chester F Lancaster of Redondo Beach' T
Calf and Mrs James Ship a,;pI esrsa et MasE Fd-
funeral re Home. 3o34 NJ st. NV, SERVICES
at St AIMS CATHOLIC Church 44oo WIS
consin ave NV. on Tuesday, June D. al
n M Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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wooDRUFF. PFC WALTER ".

NUVeT1uef n, 1H40, III IHt
Mediterranean theater, Pfc. WAL
TER W. WOODRUFF of los
beloved son OF Col. Walter w. and
Evelyn B. Woodruff and brother
of Mrs EYelyn " QlIeSada and
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TAYLOR, LILLY MAY. On Saturday
June s. l94s. LILLY MAY TAYLOR. be.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor, Mrs Nettie Sullivan
William Arthur Taylor, Mrs. Sadie Car
penter and Mrs. Loudie M. Brooks; sister
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 64l H st. ne. on Tuesday, June
&, at 30 pm. Services will be held at
the Fifth Baptist Church 500 st. s.w,
at . pm Interment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery.
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BUTLER, MATILDA A. On Sunday,
June s, 1913: at Gallinger Hospital MA
TILDA A BUTLER, daughter Of the late
Joseph and Mary Crowder; mother of
Mrs May E. Ford of New York City Mrs.
Kate. NJ. Tyler, Frank Moody, and Cornelius
Moody; sister of Mrs. Lulu E. Swami:
grandmother Of Edwin Hood, Mrs, Virginia
Grady Henry Tyler, jr. Richard. Tyler
and Haywood Tyler Notice OF funeral
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A-12***THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
J,
Draths

day, June 8, 1915. DANIEL ". FERRIS
beloved husband Of the late Mary G. Ferris;
father Of Ralph cantWeIi. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 11th st. Sc. Notice OF funeral
later.
GREENFIELD. JACOB. On Saturday
June s, Is4s; JACOB GREENFIELD, be
voted father of Harry NJ. Samuel j. and
Or. Alfred r. greenfield. all of WashinR-
tom ton: D. G and Mrs. Irene Kosan Of New
Funeral Home. 1917 9th St NV. Sunday
June 6, at , p m. Interment was in Beth
Sholom Cemetery. In mourning at 1921
Window pl. NV
HALL, DANIEL c; On Monday, june
DANIEL c: HALL, father of Daniel C.
q Mrs, / Doris 1; Laut q Wsshinsson. 3, e,
Services at the s. H. Hines Co, Funeral
Home, 2a01 i4th st. NV on Wednesday,
June 9, at . pm.
HALL. MELvA M On Sunday. June 6,
l94s, MELVA M. HALL, beloved wife of
R Rse fansIa Hs on 4oa mSths hs M G u Hsni' Des
neral Home, 4s12 Georgia ave. NV. on
Tuesday; June 8. at pm. Relatives and
Cemetery. Baltimore. Md. s
HAhPER. DOkOIhf b. fnee G1DS0nD.
At Mount Alto Hospital, on
AA-e Thursday. June 3, l94S. DORO-
B. HARPER tnee Gibson, be-
IS loved sister of E. D. Gibson and
I Mrs. Lucille Johnson of Van
DN Nuys Calf Remains resting at
Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st NV. Graveside services and
.nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
! on Monday, June Z. at 1870 pm.
HARRISON. ROBERT WILLIAM. On
Saturday: June ;, l94s, ROBERT VIII
LIAM HARRISON. at Naval Medical Hos
pital; beloved husband OF Francine J.
Harrison and brother of Sister Mary
Eleanor. Sister of Mercy, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and brother of Francis J. Louan. sr., Nor
folk Va. Funeral from the Timothy Han
Ion Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
on Wednesday, June Q, at 500 am.
Requiem high mass at St Anthony s
Church at am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery Relatives and friends
invited. s
HOGANS. JAMES. On Friday. June 4.
1a4s. at Gallinger Hospital. JAMES HO-
CANS of SO Quincy pl. NV Remains
resting at the Taft H. Williams Funeral
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12
Saturday, Aug. IA, 194S
AT 1880 P. NJ.
TO BE SOLD FOR STORAGE CHARGES

Consisting of 9 and 1O-piece Dining Room Suites,
and 3-piece Living Room Suites, Bedroom
Suites, 5-piece Chrome Breakfast Sets, China
Closets, Bullets, Dressers, Vanities Chiffoniers
Wardrobes, Cedar Chests, Overstufed Chairs
Single and Double Beds, single and double Coil
Springs, Innersprng Mattresses, Electric
Washers, Victrolas Combination PhiIco Radio,
plays twelve records; Porcelain Tables, Swings,
table top; drop head Singer Sewing Machines,
Organ, Piano, Chests 9 x II Rugs, Studio Couches,
new Electric Irons and Ironing Boards; knee hole
Desks, flat top office Desk Swivel Chairs Filing
Cabinet, Electric Motors, four Electric Refriger-
ators, Rockers, Kitchen Chairs, Kitchen Cabinets,
Kitchen Cupboards, 5-piece Breakfast Sets, Maple
Living Room Suite, Maple Bedroom Furniture, girls
Bicycle, square Tables, Maytag Washer, Utility
Cabinets, and tvvo-door; new Horse Saddle,
porch Glider Table Top Gas Stove all white; g.
piece Dnette Set, Electric Fans, two 65O-16
Tires, Two 75020 truck Tires, Bathtubs Sinks, Com
modes, Electric Compressor, Floor model and table
model Radios, Dishes, Pots and Pans and a lot of
other items too numerous to mention.
Four grand door prizes-92- piece set Dishes,
32-piece set SiIverware and two other prizes.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE!
Six Large Truck Loads High Grade Merchandise
JOE THE FURNITURE MAN,dsg
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this suit is to procure
the passage Of a decree for the sale
| 81 the real estate Of Jessie Theodosia
1 Shank, late of Garrett County, Mary
land, deceased, situate i'm Kitzmiller.
I Garrett County, Maryland, and for
| the distribution of the proceeds there
from. The bill states:
That Jessie Theodosia Shank, late
OF Garrett County, MARYLAND. de-
ceased was in her lifetime and at the
time of her death, seized and pos
sesscd of the following real estate
situate, lying and being in the town
OF kitzmiller, in Election District No.
- OF Garrett County, Maryland to-
wit:
OD All that lot. piece or parcel of
ground known and designated as Lot
No. lG in Rafters Addition to the
town of Kitzmiller aforesaid.
(2) All that piece or parcel Of
ground known and described as Lot
No. So in Rafter's Addition to the
town Of kitzmiller aforesaid.
CD All those pieces, parcels or lots
Of ground known and described as
Lots Nos. 81, 43 and Al in Rafters
Addition to the town Of Kitzmlle!,
Garrett County aforesaid.
The above parcels of land are the
same which were conveyed unto the
said Jessie Theodosia Shank as the
second, fourth and fifth items in
deed from Ernest Ray Jones. Trustee.
dated January 25. 1928, and recorded
in Liber EFT. No. 81. folio 10S, one
Of the Land Records of Garrett
County, Maryland, which said deed is
filed herewith. marked as "Plaintiff's
Exhibit No. T..
That while so seized and possessed
of the aforesaid real estate the said
Jessie Theodosia Shank departed this
life, intestate. on February 5. 1914.
leaving surviving her as her next of
kin and heirs at law the following.-
Earl S. Shank, son. whose wife is
Mary r. Shank, William Shank. a
son, whose wife is Ida Shank. Elwood
E. Shank, a son, who is unmarried.
Louise Shank Quent, a daughter.
whose husband is Charles Quent.
Frank w. Shank. whose wife is Helen
Shank, Robert Bulrcll a grandson.
whose wife is Nauda Bmrell. Dixie
krx1zzsxct
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12

! Butrell Phillips. granddaughter,
whose husband is Ross H. Phillips,
/ Elsie Bmrel, an unmarried iHfant
/ granddaughter said Robert Burrc!i,
Dixie Burrcll Phillips and Elsie Bur
rell being the children o. Edna Shank
| Burrcll, who prc-dcceasci the said
Jessie Theodo.ia shank, and Eva
Shank Lancaster a daughter who has
since departed this life, iptostale,
leaving as her next Of kin and heirs
at law her husband. William Laueas-
ter. and two children. namely, Mary
X. Lancaster and Betty Jane Lancas-
ter, both infants and unmarried.
That said real estate "a NOT sus-
ccp,ible to partition i'm kind without
material loss and injury to the parties
entitled to interests therein and ii
would be to the benefit and advantage
of all the parties hereto to have said
property sold and the proceeds de-
rived therefrom divided among those
entitled to the same according TO their
respective rights and interests.
That all Of the parties hereto, cN-
cept the said Elsie BurTcl Mary x.
Lancaster and Betty Jane Lancaster.
are Of full legal age.
That the said Earl s. Shank and
Mary r. Shank, his wife, Robert Bur
rel and Nauda Burel his wife. Dixie
Bumel Phillips and Ross f. Phillips,
her husband, Elsie Burell and Fitz-
hugh Burlell, her father, are ali resi-
dents Of Garrett County, Maryland;
that the said William Lancaster.
Mary X Lancaster and Betty Jane
Lancaster are residents OF Baltimore
City. Marvland; that the said William
Shank and Ida Shank, his wife, Frank
w. Shank and Helen Shank, his wife.
are residents OF Baltimore City,
Maryland, their address being "l1U}
n. Curly Street; that the said Louise
Shank Quent is a resident of Baiti-
more City. Maryland, her address he
ing "194 NeWington Avenue; that
Elwood +. Shank is a nonresident Of
the State of Maryland and does NOT
reside therein; that the residence and
whereabouts of the said Charles
Quent arc unknown.
The bill then prays for decree for
the sale Of said real estate and for
the distribution Of the proceeds de-
rived thcreirom and for general re-
lief.
tits thereupon this 18Th day Of Au-
gust, 1913, by the Circuit Court for
Garrett County. Maryland. in Equity.
ordered that the plaintiffs, ley having
Il copy Of this order Inserted In some
newspaper published n Garrett Coun-
ty, Maryland. once a week for four
successive weeks before the 10th day
Of September, 1913, give notice to the
said absent defendants. Flwood r..
Sla11l- I-,,Y,a1.,,;oJ a1,I CI.,.l... D--r,,4
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12
l949 Agriculture
Program Announced

The 1910 Agricultural Conservation
Program, announced by the L. S. De-
parmeut Of Agriculture. viii provide
six major groups Of practices through
which tanners can help to protect the
nations soil and water resources.
Thc.e groups Of practices will aim at
ID protecting soil from wind and
water erosion; (2) restoring and
maintaining soil productivity; CD re-
storing and maintaining sustained
yields on range and permanent pas
lure; % conserving and obtaining eff
fccut use Of water for agriculture.
81 making needed land use adjust
ments possible; (6) establishing, re-
storing and maintaining farm wood
land at high levels of sustained yields.
Congress has authorized the initi-
alton Of a $262.5OO,0O0 Agricultural
Conservation Program for 1949. AS
sistance in the form of materials, SER
vices and financial aid is limited
under the 1919 Program to not to ex-
coed $3.50 per person.
The Agricultural Conservation pro-
gram is in operation in every agri-
cultural county in the United States
and in Hawaii, Alaska, Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico. There is a total of
3,029 county committees and around
10000 farmer-elected community COM
mittees with 10000 members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alexander.
MIR. and Mrs. Jonas Kamp ard
daughtcr Ruth. were Sunday visitors
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Luther
HoWscr
Nh. Pete" Wesley Fayette City.
Pa, called at the Glenn Collier home,
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Oester and
and SON. visited al the b. O. Aiken
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder en-
terained "a number OF relatives and
friends with buffet supper on Sun
day evening. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. y. O. Aiken and daughters,
Frederick Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Neil, Miss Rose Miller, Mrs.
Barbara Miller, Mr.. George Miller,
Miss Joan Bowman and Mrs. Whit
field Dewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hageubuch and
daughters. Dayton, Ohio, visited Mrs.
Hagenbuck's mother, Mrs. ID. A.
King last week
MI and Mrs. B. O. Aiken and MI.
George Miller entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Rathom and Mrs Be&-
,Iice Emery, Of Eimira, n. Y, az
their home, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Richter enter
tanned the following as Sunday dinner
guests at their home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Richter and son Albert Nj
and Mrs. Orus King and daughters.
Mrs. John Miller, Nestcinport; Miss
Leola Richter, Pittsburgh, Pa; and
Miss Gertrude Richter. Their Sunday
supper guests included Mr. and Mrs.