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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
HOSTESSES
AND
DINING ROOM MANAGERS

rs to gs 1or lasfs chain;
vising employees and handling GUS
toner relations; excel. salary for
qualified person. Apply to MR..
BURGESS, 80 Conn. ave. NV. -6
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged white
woman interested in perm. home
and small salary In exch. for house,
mother; pvt. rfn. In new home, all
mod. conveniences. WA. 9212 after
pm. a
NURSE, white, IS to 40 years; pri-
vate hospital: live in. Call CO. 4754.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

SALESMAN. exper. general retail
iss5i sP's III la a. 40 Ssa
SALESMAN. established wholesale
distributor Of oil burner supplies
and heating equipment Is seeking
q good man to contact the local
dealer trade: Salary proposition.
Box 331-J, Star. II
SALESMAN-Insuran excellent OPP
portunity for ambitious young man
to establish himself with reliable
concern. Pleasant working condi-
lions, opportunity for advancement;
retirement and many other BENEFITS;
references required. Phone Ma.
137h. "a
- Furniture; to take
charge of retail store. Must know
how to buy and . good sales pro.
moter. Salary, commission and
bonus to right Earty. Give full par
ticulars. Box 20-M, Star. p
with car, to train locally
for permanent position with lge.
manufacturing company. VIII con-
slider inexperienced man who ID will
ing worker. Not canvassing. Earn
ings while training around 500
wkly. Apply CENTURY METAL
n,e. o s.nn. 70 Z pm. only. II
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HELP MEN
LITHOGRAPH MAN for

LITHOGRAPH MAN for platemaking
must be experienced: S2.2S per
hour, 4O-hr. wk. DRAKE PRESS,
916 New York ave. NV. .
MALE NURSE and companion for
middle aged man to go south for
winter Must be q good driver. Box
pol, Star 30e
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CEMENT FINISHERS
Steady work, top wage,
CALL OIL. 1862, Il

CHAUFFEUR AND ROUTEMAN, ex-
'perienced Apply FOUR LEAF
CLOVER CLEANERS. 1144 7th st.
CLAIMS ADJUsToR for stock COM
pany; law degree required. exper.
pref, but not essential. Write Box
364-M, Star, stating exper.. educ.
and salary expected and date when
COLLECTION INVESTIGATOR with
knowledge of installment collecting
and selling; must be familiar with
King George and Westmoreland
Counties. Va. Excel. salary and
Opportunity for advancement. Must
have good car. Apply 2117 M St.
NV. -
COUNTERMAN, neat, nice appear
ance; excellent salary and working
conditions. Apply 616 18th st. NV.
COUNTERMAN with experience, age
1890; good pay. 2721 7th st. n.s.
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SOLICITORS

CAPITAL SERVICE STATION, 1865
sHHovEIs OPERATOR, sober, reliable.
Call MR.. sPELLMAN. HI. 5000. 2
SOLICITORS
For circulation department Of news
paper; good opportunity, small sal.
airy plus commission; must be neat
appearing and physically Mt. Apply
personnel ONCE, RIM. SOC. Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pc. Ave. NV.
STORM WINDOW SALESMAN, full
or part-time: exclusive triple track
delivery. WHITE HOUSE VENE-
TIAN BLIND CO., 1920 Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV. AID. 1914.
TAILOR, colored. under 35, sober; to
work around pawn shop. $40 week
to start, steady. Apply DIXIE, HOO
experienced on new work.
WILNER'S, corner 14th and H NV.
AND RADIO SALES
MEN, ambitious and energetic men
for one Of city's top operation; radio
and television experience desirable.
Immediate opening, excel. earnings,
apply LUBAR INC, 1900 g st. NV.
TIRE REPAIR MAN, thoroughly ex-
perienced In all phases Of recapping
and section repair work: must be
sober and responsible, with good
references. See Mr.. Londeree at
CROKER GENERAL TIRE CO., 18th
and Que sts. NV. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

Storm Window Statesmen
We are opening new fac
tory in metropolitan area.
Need at once, sales manager,
district sales managers and
statesmen. Highest commits
sions ever paid. Sell direct
from factory. Why pay the
middle man. Ask for MR..
MURDOCH or MR.. NEW
MAN, Annapolis Hotel, Room
201, 1912, Thurs. through
Sat. Do not phone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Radio Service Men
Experienced on AM, FIN and record
CHANGERS 900 discount on all pur-
chases: vacation with pay, group
Decentralization. Must have car.
We Pay Top Salaries
And Car Allowance
LACY's, INC.

LAO I ., INV.
Half and Que s.W. .
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We have
openings for 2 alert men, willing
to work: must have car. Excellent
opportunity for right person. Call
RECEIVING CLERK-An excel. posi-
ton for q sober, settled man; this
particular job requires the utmost
In skill and accuracy. and, since 1t
is a position of trust, your record
must bear very close examination.
working conditions and employs
benefits are excellent. Ref. Apply
1874 Shirlington Theater Bldg, Shir-
lington Shopping Center, Arl., Va.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
SOLICITORS

DOo1O4 03V0
Exclusive distributors, national prod
ucts has openings for men and
women to make appointments for
nifty to advance to sales job, making
good money. Come in for inter-
view, 10 am. to IL noon. 621x
r. I. AVE-, RIVERpAIG NED. -
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HELP MEN Cont

DISHWASHER ION
Apply CORAL DELICATESSEN; 44|e
Southern ave. Sc. Coral Hills,
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Comufometer Operator
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, young man for laundry
and linen supply rental service; car
preferred; local background and ref
erences. Drawing account and car
expenses: excellent prospects. Com
pany established since 1900. Apply
Box :3S-M. star. 4
statesmen, one Of Americas largest
national companies. selling a uni
versally accepted product, has open
ing in this area for capable and
ambitious man who wants perma-
nent position with unusual opportu-
nifty to advance. Age "a Must
have good character, education, APP
pearance and automobile. Sales eX-
perience not essential il you are
salesminded. We train you thor
oughly and supply all contacts. Inn
mediate earnings from S75 to $3.50
weekly after brief training period.
Apply sales manager, 918 Warner
Bldg between 10 and 1:45. Il
nationally adver. candy
CO. Car essen. Salary, comm, car
allowance. JU. 7-6477, after 4 pm.
SALESMAN, to sell auto dealers, gas
stations, stores, one Of the most
amazing cleaning and polishing
products of modern times. Phone
DE. 3400 for appt. 4
to our expanding
program, we can use 4 men, car
furnished, expenses paid, drawing
account. Apply STANDARD cor
FEE CO.. 100 Mt. olivet I'd. ne.
before M Il
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LIQUOR CASHIER

LIQUOR CASHIER
FIR Nuuor store, Must be thoroughly
exper. Alert. quick. Permanent
Must be well recommended and
Do not phone. CENTRAL LIQUORS
NC, 51S 9th st. NV. 3
LIQUOR SALESMAN
Must be experienced. In one OF
Washington's leading LIQUOR stores
Good character refs. Excel. opport
for advancement. Good salary
LIQUORS, INC, b1s 9th st. NV.
LTNOLEUM AND TILE MECHANICS,
sssa5 xsps Sn p1lN RSs sss sS5
LIQUOR STORE statesmen, per-
must have local refs. and exper'
Apply WuTMAN'S. $685. MINI. ave.
ne. LU. 5000. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

When dnspertno advertisement
addressed to Star boSes do NOT
inclose original references. OF
other materials OF personal pdlue.
Copies serpe the purposs and
orioiadls may Get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
HELP MEN & woMEN tcont. J

COUPLE, live in; permanent position
to do cooking, cleaning, serving
Bird floor private room and bath;
must be Thoroughly experienced
and have references; $500 pei
month. Box 265-M. Star. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

SHORT ORDER COOK and counter
CAPITAL SERVICE sTATioN, 1855
N. Y. ave. ne. II
SHOVEL OPERATOR, sober. reliable.
Call MR.. SPELLMAN. HI. 5000. =
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AUTO MECHANIC, exper., to prepare
used cars for delivery. Qualified
man viii be offered a permanent
position with fins future in new and
modern shop. See Mr.. Tarshes, BEAL
MOTORS, 14th and r. I. ave. ne.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN with car;
part time; S25 per deal. CITY
MOTOR SALES, 1921 Bladensburs
BRickLAYERs wanted. Call after 5
Pm; White only sH. 5796. -
work. at Chillum I'd. and Riggs I'd.
REVERE, INC. see Tony. q
BUTCHER, sober; good pay. rea
proposition. Apply DEANEWOOI
MARKET. 4515 Sheriff I'd ne, vi
BUTCHER, experienced; must be re-
liable; references required. SUN
SHINE MARKET, 1918 14th st. NV
CARPENTER, 54o0 block yarnum st.
Sunnybrook, Md. Call 10. S-6510
CARPENTERS WANTED-Come read,
for work. 1900 Fl. Myer dr., Arl
Ask for MR. PENZON. p
CAR WASHER; must be experienced
6-day wk.; good salary. Call MIR
CAMERON. OW. 7722. u
CEMENT FINISHERS
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statesmen

Statesmen
Sell nationally advertised Eagle
Pitcher products. No sales expert.
ence necessary. Opportunity to put
yourself in high-income bracket
For interview,
CALL OR. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
RENTAL MANAGER

For large new apartment project.
Must be fully qualified to set up
organization supervising rentals,
maintenance and bookkeeping and
give surety bond. Reply. stating
all past employment, age. education,
ceptable starting salary. Box 173-J,
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HELP MEN

uEkB "6N
ACCOUNTANT, JR. - Permanent
position in CPA ONCE, must have
at least ! year of college training.
Must know tipping. Give details,
incl. salary expected. Box 297-
M, Star. Il
ASSISTANT USED CAR MGR.
Must have working knowledge oil
financing and appraising cars. Won
derful opportunity. Call MR.. SAX
Ii. 3-5440. Il
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC and helper
young, white. 9O3 N st. NV. Il
AUTO MECH, excel. proposition fol
Hydra-Matic expert. RON PONTIAC
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 5000. B
AUTO MECHANICS, first-class only
experienced with hydromatic equip.
ment; excellent opportunity fol
qualified men; permanent employ.
ment. Apply in person to personne
ofilce.
CALL CARL, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

Permanent, must be experienced with
layout and color work. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Elk
026S for appointment. i
PAINTER; must be good Apply 1913
Harvard st. NV. EMBASSY APART
PoRTER for used car lot; must have
ns c6 Dsdmt aE saSa M s5ssI 1890 1855
PRESS FEEDER Dob press or plat.
ten) steady Job. viii teach boy who
naf h Ho 6 PTintinR in high school S
FRESHMAN. experienced on Kluge,
Kelly and Heidelberg presses. Phone
PRiNTER-Daywork: makeup and
lookup; union wages, over the scale
to right man. DRAKE PRESS. GIG
N. Y. ave. NV. .
PRINTERS HELPER
youn. mar man to learn s sus
graduate; splendid opportunity for
a dependable person. Apply to MR..
BURGESS, SO Conn. ave. -
PRODUCE MAN-We have an OPEN
produce man; excel. wages and
working cond., including paid vac.
and disqualification and surgical
SSysrsge MA Apply ag4
Center, Arlington. Va. 70 >
RADIO ENGINEER, under 80, with
Yrs. or more college plus civilian
receiver servicing exper Must have
fair command of written and spoken
English. Recent graduate will be
considered. In reply, mention age,
education. exper. and salary. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
MULTILITH OPERATOR

Permanent, must be experienced with
layout and color work. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. Elk.
0oR6 for appnintment i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
MEMS FURNISHING

Statesmen, experienced to take COM
plete charge of department; perma-
nent position for right party. Apply
CRAIG SCOTT, 1410 N. Y. ave. NV,
Friday after Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL
BENJAMIN Franklin University
CADES C.P.A. Coaching School

tional Press Bldg. 14th and Sts. NV.
Classroom -"
c, p. A. examinations since 1882.
PM, in preparation for the May, 1850.
intensive studies in the entire field OF
accounts and law.
now. Write or phone
:, C. P. A., Regional Director
Johnson 2-S22S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
ACCOUNT
ACC0UNTANCY

7OT of all Cades ..udents passed
Classes start December s, 1919, at $3.50
exams. Six months comprehensive and
practical accounting, auditing theory of
"GI" ADJ roved-Enroll
Seymour A. Kaufman, NJ. A.
1892 4th ST. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
By Horr Lever

As In past years, the Nations s
leaders again are indorsing the
fourth annual National Capital
Model Air Show a q project de-
signed to foster the interest Of
American youth In aviation.
In speaking Of the big nonprofit.
noncommercial model show at An
drevs Air Force Base on Sunday.
June 20. Attorney General Clark
Yesterday pointed out that the
amazing technological progress Of
our country In the last century,
and especially the advances in
aviation. have LARGELY been due to
the announcement and oppor-
tunities our country affords its
youth"
Il take . special and genuine
pleasure in indorsins the fourth
annual National Capital Model Air
Show" Mr.. Clark added. The
Star is performing a valuable and
a constructive service because 1t
stimulates the inventive skill and
the talent for design with which
American boys are so abundantly
pleased. The trophies and prizes
awarded represent q highly desir-
able spur to the spirit Of competi-
ton and enterprise"
The Attorney General said he
is looking forward" to attending
the show. sponsored by The Star.
the National Airport Club and the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars In asso-
citation with the Plymouth Dealers
of Metropolitan Washington. The
Air Force also Ii cooperating.
Additional words Of Endorsement
came from J. Edgar Hoover. direc-
tor Of the FBI.
History has demonstrated that
the successful man Ia generally
the one who has prepared for the
future. There Ii little doubt that
the field Of aviation Is destined to
become increasingly important In
the years to come. and can think
of few hobbies that offer more to
the youngster in present satisfac-
ton and future potentialities than
model airplane construction. It
it a pleasure to extend best wishes
for the success Of the National
Capital Model Air Show"
Many other national leaders
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Clark Cites Benefits to Youth
In Indorsinq Model Air Show

also have indicated desire TO in
dorse the big model plane meet.
which is expected TO draw 100 900
spectators. II will be climaxed by
. thrilling aerial display staged
by the Air Force and the Military
Air Transport Service. and q
ground exhibit Of some OF the
largest military airplanes ever
seen here.
Every flight classification al
ready has received many entries,
and the quota Of 500 contestants
Ia fast being filed. That is why
Evening star., 1949-05-18

Waldo Z. Nichols. president o.
the show association. and Contest
Director William A Pennoyer urge
prospective contestants 70 get reg
istration blanks and execute them
Immediately. The blanks can be
obtained Of any hobby shop In the
District and vicinity or 81 the
showroons OF the Plymouth deal
ers Of Metropolitan WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Col. Coctes Gets Commend

Col. John 3 Coates. II. execu-
tive ot1eer Of Walter Reed Gea-
e-al Hospital for ihe lAxt 1s
monthx. has been assigned 10
command Rodriepes General Ho@-
pital. San Juan. Puerto Rico,
Army orders revealed today No
successor has been 6es.gnatec
Evening star., 1949-05-18

z-S74.so Silver Grey Oak Mod
ern Double ssds. Eoeh- $40
1910 Gx-piees hsppIswhits
Bedroom Suite, consisting OF Z
dresser bases. double bed, sentle-
man. wordrobe, and z night
tobIes. Made in 6rond Ropids.
$595
i-Ssi3.So kins-pises Hsppls-
white Bsdrsem Suite. with mar
ouetry inloid stripe. Consists OF
double dresser and mirror. worthy
and mirror, chest on chest, Z twin
beds, choir. bench and Z night
tables. In nohooony- $69S
-S71.5o ARtisss Wslsst
French PrsvineisI Bed, Z double
size. z twin size. Eoeh--$l9.5o
Isl ,ess Eisht-Pises chippen-
dsls Bsdreem Suite, consisting Of
huge double dresser and mirror.
vonity and mirror. chest On chest.
double bed. bench. chair and Z
night tobIes. In genuine mohos-
any and crotch mohooony,
Sss5
i-SI3z.So Ssss Gssse pvsssa
pysvinsisi chsse q osswsns
$500
Evening star., 1949-05-18

$3.50 COLONEL Poster Beds.
Twin or double size. MohooonY.
Sz7.z5
1-s7I.so sIeish-typs Twin Beds.
In genuine mahogany. 18th Gen.
tury English style. Eoeh,
i-$iis.so Modern Dresser and
Mirror. Genuine wotnutt
S44.5o
$3.50 Seven-Piees HeppIswhits
Al Mohossny Bedroom Suits. con-
sistino OF double dresser and mir
ror, worthy and mirror, double bed,
chest on chest, bench ond two
mite tcbles- s-------------S6QS
,i-$sss.so Five Pises MedsrR
Bissehsd Mehosaay Bedroom Suite,
consisting OF vonity and mirror,
chest, double bed, bench and chair.
$2o5
1-$Ss3.s0 Eight Piece Solid
Mshosany Bsdroom Suite. consist
ina Of dresser and mirror. vonity
and mirror, chest on chest, double
bed, chair. bench and z rite .obies,
$4o5
$3.50 Assvea-pises Modern
Dsdreem Suite, consisting of dress
Or and mirror, vonity and mirror,
double bed, chest, bench end Z
soblnet night sobles. In blond mo-
ho1oH -----------S39S. 90
Evening star., 1949-05-18
SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS


i-S44 Mirrsssd Ind TsbIs, $40
I-$ios Picked Pine Stssisesy
csrd Tsbls, with genuine leather
top, hond- tooIed in gold --SyA
i-Sis3 Hsstmsds csmmsAs
csbisss. In block ond rose: ideol
for living room or foyer. $50. so
i-S24s cssdssss with, solid
ponel wood doors ond cur,o shelves.
In fine rnohooony ond gold,
1-s36.7S Msisra pistiss~
orsy wsIass Ls~s Tsblss. eoch.
$14.5o
s-ss21.so c,sdsasss. with mir
roy doors ord euric shelves. In oil
rohooory ------------Szl9
$3.50 Drssktre~s. 72";; desk
drower compartment. psd,rsr'
roo, solid rohooory doors. In
crotch r,ohooony--------SS9S
Evening star., 1949-05-18

7-SI45 Regency Firesids choirs.
mahogany fror,e, beige and rose
inside. ehortreuse velvet outside.
eoeh ------------S69.5O SO
z-Sl75 Fsn-bsek chsirs. covered,
in velvet with beautiful tropunto
work. eoeh --------S7o. 50
i-Si75 Firesids cheis, nohoo-
any froue, beige, rose and green
cover SS9
i-sI4s.so Firssids Chair. forol
print inside, wine velvet outside,
r,ohooony and gold frore,
i-SIss.so Firs.ids Choir, grey,
rose and green cover, down and
feather cushion. nohooony ond
gold frome ----------SJ19
i-S7is Lounge chsis with spring
cushion scot, covered In blue no
hair, with fringe TO match. mo
hoeony finished frame e---S159
i-Sz2i.so viesorisn Sese, three
spring filled cushions, covered in
fine topestry, rnohoeony frore.
Sl49.5o
I-S335 Modern Sefs. with wide
arms, inside bock ond seat COW
cred in Grey ond rose oeoretrie
desion, outside in heavy grey nub-
by weove n,oteriol ol----s--S210
i-$25s Lsvs Seet. she'll design,
covered in green velvet with fringe
10 NOTCH. One piece down and
feother cushion --------S16S
i-S4s5 Gasiiss Regency Ssfs.
ovsrsixsd, covered In ersy neote-
losse. One piece down ond teother :.
cushion ---------S3iS
$3.50 psis Pullman Lsvs Sees
Sisspss Dsas, with arm focino
Ieft. | with orn focino right.
Covered In heavy rose deeorotors
fobrie. Poir -----------S395
i-SS4S Fess : Ssstss Sefs. in
two sections. Dow, ard feather
eushiors, covered in oroy ord rose:
S395
i-SB2s upss;sk Red Msdsm
Sses. with Latsx AR Eoom
cushion --------------$z25
Evening star., 1949-05-18

$3.50 Set Dining chsirs.
chippsndols Design. Boil ond
Glow feet. onn ond 4 side eho'rs
to tooset---------$lio set
7-S233.so Fivs-Pises oinssfs
Suites consisting OF ovol tobls,
arm chair, ond 3 side cho,rs. IN
solid mahogany --------S159
2-S7l4 Ssven-pises oinests
Suites consisting Of Z dropIeof es-
tension tobIe, z arm ehoirs, ond
side choirs. Mahogany -S169
l-S4s8 Seven-pises Duncan
Pkyfs Junior Dining Room Suite,
consisting OF buffet, chino, exter-
sion soble, and four side ehoirs:
4-S67o Nine piece FulI-sissd
Dining Roem Suites, consisting OF
full eredenzo buffet, china ecbinet,
Duncon phyfe extension toble, z
arm chors ard 4 side choirs. In
MohoGony ------------S SoLo
z-Ssi4.so kins-pises eessney
Dinins Room Suites, consisting OF
credenzo buffet with netol grill
cabinet doors, china with rnetoi
Grill doors, large ovol toble, z
Upholstered orrn chairs, and 4 up-
holstered side chois. In nohco-
any ond gold d--------S S69S
i-SI ,oo7 Eisht-pises ksetsy
Pins Dining Rssm Suite, consisting
OF credenzo buffet. z corner cobi-
nets, tobIe, and 4 side choirs,
S7e5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-05
Travellers Over The State Road

THOMAS WALCUTT companion Travelled part Of the State Road
IN March, l79o They left Ramsey Dunard
fast and followed the Mccullough Augustine Friends whee
0hey) ate little bit of fried salt venon the Little
Yough Boye oaan ae and across Backbone
"Briern where they ga bit of Indian bread
and drink about half pint of mix
hard days travel Cheat Potomac! Bre Gao
tavern the hen) what
Bloomington Wacut journal also Stacpoes
Hill but he they passed by path
Brierns.
ERIC BOLIVIAN Travelled
letter. German published
in Eiulbert's "Pionaer Roads, follows
From Cumberland we have nyed the Allegheny Mountains
this vicinity These mountains not high and unproducye
a. ~ he first Ps4 P Yves; Port @ Up this @
not condition be
accomplished
country Is sufficiently inhabited since there is no nearer way to reach the
DAY NJ McCartn higher up
There many settlements this vicinity We entertained
Where the SOUND the Bells told us that cattle pssang
aeg 0 Our hos h S es sS %aed
nbbormg farm par6ps FIFTEEN years Of age with such bhf eyes
our gGGa b f ca b be Pbadephan is pleased
Phaa til? ho of pqg%ry and Poland n0wh there GG5Es
can be compared with the one of % hi 6 6 Just wrfb most
this land These broad stretches Of land
al t 9e be ound 6ut the ground IS grass
head of cattle are driven yearly
people who live here What be the of this strange
covered with timber gradually
Only lately have Indians ceased rowing vicinity which
a@ oHf pS short i ms T Wita DOUBT
the second night with named Boyle old oander
With Tin Friend hunter, who lived six miles further
% passssg He b BIZ large % tsa family 5s o""sy and
Augustine Friend then lived at Teens Glade on
description of Friend The Gades Star
Nc. Teen Wandering Pioneer.
McCarn in 1896 had probably succeeded James Sacpole
Backbone Mt 1t would be Interesting
"tactv visitor McCarn inn when the Boil
dned there so long
Reprinted 'front.' Gades Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-05

denly as the result of heart attack.
Deceased was a son of the late
Zachariah and Eliza Wonderly Glib
son and was born in this county
January Is, 1879. He lived his entire
life in this county and most of it
around Mt. Lake Park and Loeb
Lynn. He was a stone mason and
brick layer and also operated a
grocery store in Mt. Lake Park for
a number of years.
Surviving are his wife, who was
Gertrude Calhoun; one sister and one
brother, Mrs. Henry Strawser, Deer
Park; and Henry 2. Gibson, Loeb
Lynn; his step-mother, Mrs. Sarah
Gibson, and half sister, Mrs. Stella
Seymour, both of Washington, d. c.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Calhoun home in Mt Lake
Park on Sunday afternoon, May /, at
1870 o'clock, in charge of Rev. r. E
Hitler. Interment was in the GENE.
terry at Pisgah, w. Va.