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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

Ellis Island, Hudson upes zio-
tyse, prie pat New Yorko, yra
istaiga, kurioje laikinai laikomi
deportuojamieji, arba patikrini-
mo tikslu sulaikyti imigrantai.
Ir vieniems ir kittens atsidu-
rimas toje saloje yra nemalo-
nus. Nemaza asarq ten islieta.
Todel ia sala daugelio if vadi-
mama "Asaru Sala'. Sis salos
vardas Europoje net labiau Ii
nomas, negu tikrasis.
Siuo metu ten yra sulaikytos
dvi moterys ir vienas berniukas
del tikrai nepaprastos priezas.
ties: abb tvirtina esancios to
vienO berniukO m0tinos.
Bet tik viena is ju gall butt
tikra motina. Kadangi viena is
jq vaziuoja su tue vaiku, kair
su savo tikru sdnum, tai imigra.
cijos istaigos dabar turi istirti
ar tas jos pareiskimas, kad tai
jos SINUS, yra tikras ar ne. Jei.
gu butq netikras, tai il del ne.
teisingq priesaika patvirtintv
ziniq pareiskimo negaletu but
lleista j Amerika. Antroji
pareiskusi, kad tai JOS vaikas
taip pat sulaikyta, ligi reikalas
bus istirtas.
Moteris, su kuria berniukas
atvyko, kaip jos SINUS, yra este
Kita moteris, kuri savinasi ber
niuka - zyde. Jos plauke vie
name laive ir vienoje kabinoje
Ia antroji, isizidrejusi j val
ka, pradejo tvirtinti, kad ia
jos sunus, kuri vokieciai 1874:
metals is jos ateme ir nezini:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Asarq SaIoj reikia SaliamOnO

kur padeje. Tada vaikas buves
dvieju metu.
Jos irodymai - vaikas esas
"apipjaustytas" ir, be to, tam
siaplaukis, tamsiu akiu, jos nuo-
none, panasus j jos sum-, ku-
ri vokieciai maza is jos ateme.
To vaiko tevas esas nuzudy-
tas. il jau istekejusi uz kito ir
turi kita vaika.
Este taip pat atvyko be vaiko
tevo: il SUI vyru issiskyrusi ir
jis likes Vokietijoj. il patti tam
siaplauke. Jos vyras taip pat
esas tamsiaplaukis. Sakosi, tu-
rinti simtus irodymu, kad val
kas jos. Apipjaustymo operaci-
ia nera jocks irodymas, mes da-
bar moderniose gimdymo ligo-.
ninese daug kur ia operacija at
liekama ne vien zydu vaikams.
Bet vaiko metriku originate
nei este neturi: originals esas
pamestas ir veliau buves suda-
rytas tik metriku formalus pa
kaitalas.
Kuo tas klausimas pasibaigs,
dar nezinia, bet atrodo, kad ir
Saliamonui dabar byla isspres-
ii butu sunkiau, nes tos mote
rvs ana istorija jau girdejo ir
dabar nei viena nesutiktu leisti
dalyti vaika per puse...
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
Wis OAR KREIVI BRUOZAI ;.

stems Amerikos lietuviams, nors
matome, kad ne visi prie to pri-
sideda, o toki v. G., vietoj bent
savo zodziu prisideje, ir nuo
to atpakali traukiasi.
Ar V. G. mano, kad savo tyle-
jimu ir negudriu saipymusi pa
kenks parodos rengejams? Ne!
AS tikiuosi, kad isviso maza bus
tokiq net ir SANDAROS skai-
tytojQ tarpe, kurie tuos nevy-
kusius pasisaipymus ir pasitei-
sinimus rimtai priimtu. Bet jei-
gu jau V. G.. zodis istikrQju ka
nors svertu, tai jis pakenktu vi
sq pirma ne kan kitam, o lietu-
viams dailininkams, ju sukurtos
parodos ispopuliarinimui.
Tai kaip gi nesistebes lietu-
vial dailininkai, matydami lietu-
viskus laikrascius taip besiel-
giancius?
1r dar vienas nukreivinimas !:
Kalbedamas apie dailininku pa
reiskima, kreivu bruzu autorius
sako, kad tai yra keturiu pasi-
rasiusiu dailininku grupes pa
reiskimas. Jis tycia nutyli, kad
tie keturi dailininkai pasiraso
pareiskima vardu visu lietuviu
dailininku organizacijq, apiman-
ciq tikrai beveik visus lietuvius
dailininkus, siuo metu esancius
siapus gelezines uzdangos. Ko-
del gi V. G. nedriso sios tiesos
pasakyti? Mano supratimu, tai
tik delto, kad saline ne visai
rami 49,.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
{ Atkelta is 3-cio pusl

Isuomenei yra reikalingas ne rem
geju vardui, o paciai parodai
padeti, kad il istikruju virstV
paroda, o ne musu menininkQ
kuriniu sandeliu!
Kurie laikrasciai suprato ia
|reikala, netylejo. Kurie nesupra-
to savo laiku, suprato bent We
liau ir maziau ar daugiau infor-
muoja skaitytojus apie paroda
Taciau nei vienas, isskyrus
|SANDARA, nebande taip nevy-
kusiai savo tylejimo teisinti -. .
Kita "pasiteisinimo" dalis yra
priekaistas parodos rengejams.
kad jie save, o ne "artistiskus
kurinius' garsine, tai todel pa
roda ir neradusi spaudoje pride.
ramos vietos -.
Irgi labai nerimtas pasiteisi.
nimas.
AS nepastebejau, kad parodos
rengejai garsintu ka kita, kair
tik pacia paroda. Teisybe, jie
pasake, kas rengia, kad visuome-
ne zinotu, keno rankose tas rel
kalas yra ir kas imasi atsako-
mybe. Juk ir SANDARA ka nors
rengdama negi nutyli, kad tai
j, o ne kas nors nezinomas rem
gia. Mano nuomone, parodbs
rengejai kaip tik yra net per
kuklus ir per mazai pabrezia
savo idetas j ta darba pastangas,
atiduodami kredita bendrai vi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

liu ir dvasiskiu yra apie 25%
visu gyventoju. Jie visokiais,
tikrai nepaprastais, budais stem
giasi laimeti nauja isikunijima.
Daugelis is ju gyvena uzsidare
akmeninese bakuzelese, kur ne
ra nei langu, nei nieko kita,
kaip tik anga, per kuria jie
gauna maista. Jie pasilieka to-
kiose bakuzelese daugeli metu,
kai kurie net visa gyvenima.
Vienas toks vienuolis isbuvo
tokioj bakuzej SO metus. Kai
j is ten pagaliau istrauke, ra-
do j akla, visiskai isblyskusi,
susitraukusi beveik Xxi vaiko
ugio (gal neisaugusi). Tx is
trauktas is tos akmenines "de-
zes" jis tuojau mire.
* *
as
.Garsus gydytojas chirurgas
DIR. J. Abernethy garsus dar ir
tue, kad labai nemegsta daug
kalbeti.
Karta atejo pas j noteris ir
parode labai paraudusia ir pa
tinusia ranka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

Vienas dviraciu pardavejas
Kalifornijoj savo krautuves Ian
ga papuose graziai supakuoto-
mis- ir dailiais kaspinais per-
ristomis dviraciu ratu padango-
mis-.
Langas graziai atrode. Juo
susizavejo ir vienas megejas is
svetimo turto gyventi. Nakti
jis isilauze ir isvoge is Tango
visa 20 padangu. Bet, kai att
denge dailius ipokavimus, vi
duje RADIO jau visai sudevetas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
- Nudeginta? - klausia gy.

- Nudeginta? - klausia gy-
dytojas.
- Sumusta.
Kompresas.
Kita diena moteris ateina vel.
- Geriau?
- Blogiau.
- Oar kompresa.
Po poros dienu vel ateina.
- Geriau?
- Gerai. Kick?
- Nieko. Tamsta esi ismin-
tingiausia moteris is viu, ku-
rias esu sutikes.
Lunatikai, kurie vaiksto mie-
godami, rodos, ia daro visai
nesamoningai. Bet kai pakyla
eiti, visada rankas laiko istiese
j prieki ir saugosi, kad ant ko
neuzeitu. Visas kunas esti kick
pasvyres j prieki. Jeigu suklum-
pa ir griuva, niekad nenugrius
aukstielninkas. Patirta, kad net
persautas is priekio, vistiek
griuva kniupscias. Kulka per-
veria, bet nenugali kuno pa
svyrimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

OlandQ dalllninkui Charles
Eyck buve uzsakytas paveikslas,
kuriame turejo butt iamzintos
karalienes Julijanos vainikavi-
mo iskilmes, ivykusios pereitais
metals. " paveiksla buvo pa
skirta 5000 guldenu.
Bet kai paveikslas buvo pa
darytas, kritikai j ispeike. Ia
da dailininkas paskelbe, kad
jeigu kas padarys geresni is
kilmiu paveiksla, tai jis ne tik
atiduos tuos 5000 guldenu, ku-
rie buvo jam uz paveiksla skir-
ii, bet dar ir is savo kisenes
prides 1000.
Dabar dailininkai neriasi is
kailio, stengdamiesi pralenkti
garsu dailininka ir laimeti
1000 guldenu. Tarp kitu rung-
tynese dalyvauja ir viena anne
rikiete dailininke.
zvejai savo tinklais visokiu
"zuvu" pagauna, bet ties Ang-
lijos krantais j viena zveju tink-
la pateko tikrai ligi siol dar nei
vieno zvejo 'nepagauta "zuvis".
zveju laivelyje kilo nemazas
sumisimas, kai jie pamate, kad
ju tinklas nebesiduoda traukia-
mas, kur reikia, slenka ] Sail.
Jie niekaip negalejo suprasti,
kodel. Bet netrus j vandens pa
virsiu iskilo -. povandeninis
laivas, isipainiojes j tinkla. Pa
sirode, kad tai buvo vienas is
naujausiu Anglijos povandeni-
niu laivu, kuris buvo isplaukes
mokamaja kelione ir, plauk-
damas apie 90 pedu gilumoje,
pateko j tinkla.
Nei laivui, nei tinklui jokios
zalos nepadaryta. Tx reikejo
sugaisti laiko, kol tinkla nuo
laivo nuraizge.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

| Amerikieciai ir is seno anek-
doto moka daryti bizni. Anek-
dotas buvo toks:
Eina ukininkas per lauka ir
mato du raitelius, sedincius ant
arkliQ. Kai prisiartino prie ju,
tie kreipesi j il patarimo:
Pasakyk, meldziamasis,
ka NUNS daryti? Sutarem jo-
tt lenktyniu, bet laimetoju tu-
ri butt tas, kas prie tikslo nu.
jos veliau. Viskas atrode gerai,
Bet va dabar sedim ant arkliu
jau pora valandu ir nejudam is
vietos :. Kaip NUNS tas lenk.
tynes ivykdyti?
Ukininkas nusisypsojo ir pa
tare, ka reikia daryti.
Tada raiteliai nujojo, kick tik
arkliai isnesa -.
Klausimas: Ka ukininkas pa
tare?
Atsakymas: Persesti kiekvie-
nam ant svetimo arklio!
stai is sito anekdoto dabar
ir daro bizni. Rengia arkliu
lenktynes, kur pirmoji dovana
skiriama to arklio savininkui,
kuris atbega paskutinis. Bet
jojikai visi sedi ant svetimu
arkliu. Tokios lenktynes, sake,
turf dideli pasisekima.
Nors pirmas telefonas buvo
itaisytas 1877 metals, bet ant
Jungtiniu Americas Valstybiu
prezidento rasomojo stale tele-
fonas pirma karta buvo pasta
tytas tik 1929 metals.
s.
Pirmoji viesa biblioteka pub
lie Library Amerikoje buvo
isteigta 1888 metals, Peter
borough, New Hampshire. o IL
ga laika buvusiame garsiausia-
me Amerikos kulturinio gyve-
nimo centre, Richmond, Virgil
mia, viesa biblioteka buvo isteig-
ia tik 1924 metals.
y *
Tibete, kur vyrauja savo ru-
Sizes budizmo religija, vienuo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24
s AMARGUMYNAIQ

Oandu dailninku Charles dvracu padangas vsas
Eyk buve uzsaytas paveiksa veas daugau kap vena
kuriame turejo butt iamntos doe Gudrus krautuvnin
karaienes Juijanos vankav lkas tkruu preku anga
isklmes ivykusos pereitas dejo!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-24

Tibete, kur vyrauja savo ru-
Sizes budizmo religija, vienuo-
Evening star., 1949-04-27
ADvERTTsEMENT. a
Strong Man

Tor, you should fesa my
muscle. since ! got started
On Ranger Jos cereal sssry
nosnins " says Jimmy Knight.
age & Of 1905 siestord RI.
Bethesda. Md. Z sure love
thai honey favor" Everybody
does. For Ranger Joe popped
wheat tastes DELIGHTFULLY."- diff
fessnt ~ furnishes heaps of
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by its<if--no sugar needed
Ranger Joe Ia snms treasi
One rrssp spoonfui--ons crisp
handful. wins yos 10 Ranger
Joe. Try II.
Evening star., 1949-04-27
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sc.
Nevs-Ken Evans.
WMAL-Frontier Thester.
Journal
WTTG-The Moppet shop.
shopper.
S:3e.
Pup.
WTTG-walter Compton.
s.As.
Brundise.
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the Press.
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leslS.
Georges rrsas Box.
w44s wT.s =
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Today's Sports: Jim Simpson.
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Carol Calling.
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le:ee, wMAL-Comic Abe Bur-
rows drops in on Bing.
1850. wRC - Ebony iris" the
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wreck ! writing career. Is presented.
Il:l5, wTOP = Mickey Levine.
chairman of the West Side Branch.
Americans for Democratic Action.
New York Olty. discusses tho Big
city Meighborhood.s
Evening star., 1949-04-27


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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06
Birthday Party Held

A birthday party was given o. w.
Tasker at his home near Swanton, on
his 55th birthday, Sunday, October 2.
Those present were Mrs. Ollie
Hinebaugh, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Tasker, Mt. Lake Park; Mr..
and Mrs. Cassel Tasker and daugh-
ters, Betty, Dorothy and jamie, Mr.
and Mrs. Curry Tasker, Kempton, w
Va; Mrs. Della Comp, George and
Jean Comp and Ernie Morris, Nor
gantown, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Comp, Fairmont, w. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Stark and son Harold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sharpless and
sons, Lennie and Martin Wayne, and
Mrs. Joseph Arnold, Kitzmiller; Will
liam Sharpless and Misses Leola and
Bessie Sharpless, Swanton; Mr. and
Mrs. William Tasker, Mr.. and Mrs
Heber Tasker and Richard Tasker
Vindex; Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Arnold
Dansville, and Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Tasker and son, Jackie.
A dinner was served at two O'Clock,
after which music was furnished by
the Arnold Trio. A saxaphone solo
was given by Betty Tasker, and a
tap dance by Dorothy Tasker, fol
lowed by string music by Cassel and
Curry Tasker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06

and economic aid bills.
Reports are reaching the Federal
Government that the housing short
age is about over except small homes.
There has been a marked drop in the
construction of homes costing more
than $40 thousand, with prices of
homes down sharply. However, liber-
al Government credits and rediscount-
ing of mortgage paper seem to as
sure the construction boom will carry
on through 1850.
Farm leaders are being quietly told
by Government officials there will be
less foreign demand for American
wheat, pork, lard, and other farm
products in the future than has eX-
listed during the past several years.
British workers are beginning to
feel the pinch of controlled economy
in socialized state as a result of
the devaluation of the pound sterling
and last weeks order of the Labor
Government freezing wages. Taxes
on British business have also been
increased and corporation dividends
restricted.
Navy officers are under strict orders
not to volunteer any information
or to criticize National Defense poll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06

cies in giving testimony before the
Armed Services Committee of the
House this week, when the investi-
cation of the B-36 bomber contracts
is resumed.
In the strictly rumor" department:
1t is being whispered about Wash
ington that one of the agreements
reached between British and Ameri-
can officials at the recent Washing
ton conference on Great Britain's
financial and economic dilemma was
that the United States is to return to
the gold standard as soon as the re-
percussions from the devaluation of
the British pound sterling have died
out-probably within the next three
or four months-with the price of
gold to be fixed at $4,000 per ounce.
Also that this action will be followed
by an American loan of billion dol
lars or more in gold to Britain to
support the pound sterling at $3.50,
following which the British will also
return to the gold standard.
Under The Dome
With two officials of the Corps of
Engineers | inspected the flood wall
at Kitzmiller, Maryland. Much of the
flood wall should be rebuilt or raised
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06

giving 1856 thousand Civil Service
employees of the Government outside
of the posal service an average pay
boost of $l13.57 per year, with a
ceiling on Civil Service salaries set
at $l5 thousand annually. The senate
later in the week approved both
measures. The Senate also voted to
amend a previously-approved House
bill so as to limit pay increases given
212 top-fight Federal executives to
not over 80 percent of present
salaries. Cabinet members will have
their pay increased from the present
SIS thousand to $22, 800 per year.
The reaction in Washington to the
Presidents recent announcement of
Russia's development of the atomic
bomb has been mixed. Some are pre-
dieting it means an early war and an
atomic attack on Washington within
six months Others contend Russia s
possession of the bomb makes world
peace more likely, for war will be-
come too costly i'm loss of life and
property for all involved. Still others
believe that the Presidents statement
relative to the Russian atomic bomb
was timed to force quick Congress
sional approval of his foreign arms
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-10-06
General Medical
Practitioners Organize
Local Physician Named Officer
In Group at First Assembly

The first annual assembly of the
Maryland Academy of General Prac-
tice met last Thursday at Hagers-
town with its aim to bring together
all general practitioners who are
members in good standing Of the
American Medical Association.
The organization received its
charter from the American Academy
of General Practice in February. "In
this era of specialized medicine, it is
important to remain aware of the
value of the competent general prac-
titioner," according to DR.. II. L.
Porterfeld, of Hagerstown, who was
elected president of the academy at
the business session.
Other officers included DR.. Charles
+. O'Donnell, Towson, vice-president;
DR. f. !. Baumgartner, Oakland,
secretary treasurer; and Dr. l.. L.
Keown, Baltimore; Dir. A. H. Rith-
wine, Chevy Chase; DR.. Paul Knots,
Denton, and Dr. Herman Robbins,
Berlin, members of the board.
"Since it is necessary for family
doctors as well as specialists to keep
informed of the latest medical adj
vances, we arranged for the meeting
a program of outstanding speakers
and subjects of vital daily interests to
the general practitioner" Rheumatic
fever, Surgical Aspects of Congenital
Heart Disease, Psychomatic medicine,
radioactive isotopes in clinical medi-
cine, diseases of the thyroid, a high
caloric diet in treatment of diarrhea
in infancy, and other subjects were
discussed.
"Worrying yourself to death" was
considered a possibility according to
Dir. Louis A. NJ. Krause, University
of Maryland School of Medicine, one
of the speakers.
There's less freedom in the world
today, he said. More standardization
in thoughts and actions causes this
which in turn leads to Illustration and
mental illness. The mental illness, in
turn, can produce physical ailments
and these sometimes are serious
enough to result in death, Krause
said
He advised his colleagues to adopt
a "father-confessor approach" to-
ward their patients, finding out
what's on their minds before treat
ing their bodies.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, William Emerson Thorn
as, Jr., who passed away two years
ago, October 6, 1947.
Surrounded by friends we are lone
some,
In the midst of our joys we are blue;
With smile on our face
We have heartache, longing, dear
Emerson, for you.
Our family circle has been broken,
A link has gone from our chain;
Though we have parted for awhile
We hope to meet some day again.
Friends may think we have forgotten
When at times they see us smile,
But they little know the silent heart
ache,
That is hidden back of our smile.
Our lips cannot tell you how we miss
you, dear Emerson,
Our hearts cannot tell us what to say;
Only God knows what vacant place
You have left in our hearts and home
today. Oh, so sadly missed by
mother and dad and sisters, Betty and
Renelda.
ADV, 1t,
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E. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, West Virginia
Market Report, Sept. 30, 1919

Calves, good to choice, 241O to
1890; common to medium, 1850 to
21.25.
Hogs, choice weights, 2O15 to %;
heavy weights, 400 to 1910; Sows,
1000 to 1880; Pigs and shoats, $50
to 20.00 per head.
Steers, 2O7O to 1925; Common to
medium, 11.25 to 1850; Heifers, good,
POPS to 22.O0; common to medium,
1870 to 1890; Bulls, 1900 to 1900;
Cows, good, 400 to 1850; common
to medium, 500 to HOO; Cows by
the head, $500 to 12S.00.
Lambs, Blues 24.OO to 24.40; Reds,
22.00 to 22.9O; Yellows, 5000; COM
mon and culls, 1850 to 1880; Bucks,
1900 to 1900; Stock Ewes, 700 to
1880 per head.
Horses, 75c. to 6.10 per cwt.; 80. to
$3.50 per head; Ponies, $500 to 34.0O
per head
Chickens, Pullets, 5000 to 41.OO;
Hens, 1900 to 2250; Broilers, 1900
to 24.50.
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BITTINGER

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyndman
and sons, of Johnstown, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Miller and son, of Big
lerville, Pa; were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Orendorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brenneman
and son, of Silver Spring, visited
Miss Ferne 'Brenneman at her home
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley and
daughter, of Morgantown, w Va,
spent part of last Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Emory and j. r. En-
DRY and daughter
Mrs. Mark Volk, of Cumberland,
spent several days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wiley.
Delbert DERRICK, of Beallsville, Pa,
visited his mother, Mrs. Hattie De
trick, last week
Edward Bucket, in company with
some friends from Grantsville,
motored to Pittsburgh last Friday
evening to witness the baseball game
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brenneman. of
Altoona, Pa, visited relatives here
part of last week.
David and Richard Bucket, of Cum
berland, spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs W. f. Bucket
Mrs. Naylor Glotfelty and children,
of Addison, Pa, spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Agnes Brenneman.
Thelma Glotfelty, of Uniontown,
Pa, was a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Glotfelty, part of
last week.
Raymond Bethel made business
trip to Salisbury, Pa, last Friday af-
ternOOn.
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Brotherhood Elects

At meeting of st. Marks Luther
an Brotherhood held September 81,
John Forman was elected president;
Harry II art an, vice-president;
James Bell, Jr., secretary; William
Rees, treasurer. Eighteen men at
tended Several members plan to at
tend the Synodical convention at
Wheeling on Sunday, October 9.
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FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Maryland

Good run, prices steady.
Horses, Ito to 2.95 cwt.
Steers per cwt., medium to good,
5000 to $3.50; common to medium
1850 to 1850; Bulls, 1920 to 1850.
Cows per cwt., medium to good
HOO to 1925; common to medium,
$50 to 1910; by the head, rs. to 118.
Heifers, 1920 to 22.90 per cwt.i
Heiferettes, 1910 to 14.70 cwt.
Veal, per cwt., good to choice, 27.00
to 5000; medium to good, 24.25 to
1925; common to medium, 5000 tc
23.OO; Gull veal, 1900 to 1910.
Lambs, per cwt., Blue, 21.00; Red
1900; Yellow, 1900.
Hogs, 11.5O to 2O.1O; Sows, 1929
to 1850 cwt.; Pigs and shoats, APE
to 1875 head.
Chickens, heavy hens, 1872 t.
2514c lb.; heavy broilers, zoe to 300
h.; leghorn hens, 15c to 19c h.; leg
horn broilers, 22c to 23c lb.