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TEC DAILY NEWS. FBEDEBICK, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11, 19291 DEATHS Emory H. Wank. Mrs.

prioriTM- Plank. 56 wife of Emory H. Plank, proprietor ol tiie Creek poalrry iann, Cumberland township, died at the Warner hospital. Gettysburg. Pa-, as 2.45 o'clock tnonusg- additted to the hospital laet Thursday lor treatment for gallstones, and submitted to an operation oa Wedaesday- She was a daughter of the late Mr.

frTMl Mrs. J. Edward- and was bora to Freedom township. and had always resided is Adaas county. Mr.

Plank recently returned from a Baltimore hospital where uader- an operation and treatment. His health Is stm Impaired although he is able to be about. Mrs. Plank survived by her husband. one son.

J. Earl Plank, Cumberland township: one rosier daughter, Mrs. Robert Hocky Ridge: ifo brothers, J. J- Gettysburg: L. DR.

H. KNEISLEY DEAD Well HagcaUvn Maa Tears Age. Dr. Herbert L. KrHsiey, 52.

ent retired physician, died at his home in Kagerstown, Thursday. Bom at Woodstock. be went so Hagerstown in 1896. For ntany years he worked In the drug store of J. W.

Cook Bra. and at the out reak of the Spanish- American War entlswd ia the old Douglas Guards, later identified as Company B. First Maryland Regiment. Later he was transferred to the medical department of the United States Array, and served two years in the Philippines with the Forty-seventh Regiment. FoHowing his discharge from the araiy he entered the University of Maryland, and is 1905 received his D.

degree. After practising in West- nsiasier for a year, he rerunicd to Ka- gerstown. He owned two drug stores Rer. N. of Trinity Re- nal Bank.

Jntermen: in 'ergreen cemeterj'- Elmer A. Shrewbridge. EUner A. Shewbridge, 51, a weU- First Na Besides a daughter. Miss Mary two sisters.

Misses Elizaoeth and Sue. Woodstock. and two brothers. Grove L- and Hugh Woodstock. services Saturday afternoon.

and the following Kill act as honorary pallbearers: M. F. Riie. R- Paul Smith. Alexander R.

Armstrong. Cyrus Flook, D. J. Sprecher. W'Xiam C.

Aughinbaugh. Dr. S. M. Wagaman, Dr.

K. W. Ragan. Dr. Victor R.

MiUer. Karry R. Rudy, Errunett W. and known citizen, died at his home at Hagerstown. Thursday.

He had been an employe of tbe Western Maryia-d Railway for twenty-four years. Besides his widow he is survived by a. daughter, his parents. Mr. and Mrs W.

S. Shewbridge. Brunswick; his sisters, Mrs. Thomas Myers and Mrs Albert Johnson, both of Brunswick, and his brothers, Harry, Brunswick, and FILE DEMURRER TO BILL Revs Norinent State Roads Commission and Walter Byron Steal: intermenE in Rose HUI cemetery, Hagerstown. Answers Kensington Complaint.

Miss M- Tman Miss Anna M. KauSman, daughter of the Sate Jacob and Elizabeth KauSman, formerly of Mountalnctale. died on Thursday morning as Montevue. aged 28 years, six months. 13 days- Funeral Saturday with services at M.

E. church at tewistown at 2 o'clock; Interment in adjoining cemetery. ML. creager and Son, undertakers. Mrs.

Champ Manzy. Mrs. Kate Mauzy, widow cf the late Champ Mauzy. died at her home ia Baltimore, Wednesday. October 9, aged 70 years.

Funeral from the late residence, 1533 Covington street, Baltimore, this morning at 9 o'clock. Interment in Mi. Olivet cemetery, this city. AMONG THE SICK Attorneys for the Maryland State Reads Commission have filed a demurrer to the bill for injunction filed by a group of residents of Kensington against building the proposed over- Ctob Tbe Waikersville Woman's Club met at the home ol His. Cleveland Trout.

October 9. Seventeen members and two visitors were present, Mrs. Anna- selle C. Orantham. vtee-preskteat.

called tbe meeting to order and announced the following program: Singing, -America, the Beautiful;" collect, in usison: 'roll call was responded to with -Household Bints:" singing, by the dub. After a short business session the meeting was turned oter to Miss Pearson, who lectured on. "Refinishing of Furniture," the testing of various of woods. One new member was added. Mrs.

F. A. Roeen- Mrger. After closing the meeting, the club held its social hoar. Mrs.

Trout, Grantbam and Mrs. Cramer had charge of the refreshments. The nsfxt meeting win be in the Glade Valley assembly room, October 24. at 7.30 p. Miss Nina Cramer, chairman of Department of Public Health, has secured Dr.

Austin A. Pearre as speaker. Previously Mrs. Mollie DeviJ- biss was hostess to the dub. After the usual routine of business a short program was given, then Mrs.

Grantham and Miss Helena Staufler gave the demonstration for the Fair. LOCAL MENTIONS Ixwkt There's a Kelly Truck Tire for every load and every road. Kelly Springfield Tires. FREDERICK MOTOR COMPANY. LOCAL MENTIONS A Batnar be held in Ubenytown Opera House.

Saturda-. Oct. 12th and Monday. Oct. Beaeflt Notre Dame Academy.

Special Demonstration. Monad Paints. Come to our special sale and demonstration Friday and Saturday, and bring any snjaU article and vre wiU decorate it free, no charge, no obligation. SEEGER AKD COMPANY. Large BeaatttBl GladMn.

PuneraJ cork a speciality. Mrs. John H. Staley, 1803-F-31 Nottee. In order to give oar employes holiday for the Fair we will close Tuesday evening, October 15th.

wash accepted alter Tuesday toon. Give us a call early to save disappointment. CRYSTAL FAMILY WASH LAUNDRY. FOR RENT. THREE-STORY BRICK welling.

3 East Third street. All modern acd la good condition. Possession November 1. Apply Wa. O.

Kolb Phone 777 cr FOR Of bath. 100 E. Sixth St. Fraternal Assn. Meets.

An interesting meeting, of the Frederick county Fraternal Association of the Jr. O. U. A. held on day evening, flowing the meeting of Fiederici Council.

No. 118 with the chahTnan. Grayson Sanner, ol Middletown, presiding. Business of a routine character was transacted, and arrangements were completed lor a county rally in honor of the State Councilor, Thomas H. Oracle, of Baltimore, to be held in Frederick Council ha'i on Thursday evening.

October 24. when tbe stale officers will be present. Matters pertaining to the drive for new members were discussed, and encouraging reports were heard from Brunswick Council. No. 21.

Middletown Council, No. 90. Frederick Council. No. 118.

Jefferson Council, No 127, Manor Council, No. 185. and Kemptown Council, No. 195. State V-ce Councilor Edward S.

Rice gave an interesting -eport of the progress and success being made in several sections in the state. For Sale. Canarys that live and sing acclimated to tins climate. The most beautiful birds that I have ever raised; also a beaatiJul line of cages. Come hear them sing and select your bird.

MRS. C. M. DIXOX. 501 Elm St.

LOCAL MENTIONS head bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad oa Lincoln avenue, that place. The demurrer denies that the persons who filed tbe bill for injunction have any equities involved. The demurrer was filed by Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Archer and Attorneys Cissel and Woodward, of Rockville. counsel to the Montgomery county commissioners.

Judge Robert B. Peter set the date for hearing on the demuzrer as October 25 at Rockville. The Injunction against the roads commission was asked by nine residents of the town of Kensington through Attorneys Vivian Simpson and John E. Czley. of Rockville, and Alban iL Wood, of Frederick, charging that the commission arbitrarily plans to take property owned by them ia connection with the site.

The persons, named plaintiSs ate Edgar W. Moore, former Mayor of Kensington; Frank; P. Welsh, Little Miss Elizabeth Cumoungs is quite sick at her home on Clarke Place Mr. A. Grove, who has been critically ill at his home at Liine K3a, remains about the same.

Coirick, John A. Feeney, Clare M. Dyson, Frank S. Shipley, Wil- Fomcer Senator Frank C. am chapmant Charles D.

Phillips had been a patient at the Fred- an( Joseph Murrav TQB defend- crick City Hospital, returned on named the suit are G. Clinton Uhl, Howard Bruce, John K. Shaw and the State Roads Commission. returned on Thursday ro his residence on Rock- T.ell Terrace. Mr.

Emory L. Coblentz, who has been a patient at the Frederick City Hos "pHIPAGO-WF WILI PLANE pital for some weeks following an auto- WILL fLANtl mobile accident, is greatly improved FORCED DOWN BY FOG and able to walk about the hospital with the aid of crutches. Mrs. Coblentz, who -was injured also, returned home about a week ago and is doing splendidly. Their daughter.

Miss Virginia Coblentz, who was badly injured. is improving nicely, but is still confined to bed. Officer diaries DevSbiss, who had been ill for the past several weeks -with an attack of pneumonia, has recovered and is able to be out. Chicago. Oct.

11 "Cn cago-We-WUi" landed at Sky Harbor airport few minutes before 7 o'clock ihis morning just after it had passed its 264th hour in the air. The end of the Sight was forced by inability to refuel the plane because of dense fog. The fog ended the fourth attempt of the "Chicago-We-Will" to surpass the 421-hour record of the "St. Louis Robin." The first two flights in July ended within a few hoars, but early in August the plane stayed aloft 291 hours, Tom Kippnr Services. being forced down then because of mag- At sunset on Sunday, the enacting trouble of the traditional melody of Kol Nidre in an temples and synagogues will mark the beginning of the Day of Atone" menfc, called in Hebrew "Yom Kippur: The Bible also refers to this Holy Day as "The Sabbath of The last flight started inauspi- cioiisiy at 6.52 a.

m. September 30, even names of the pilots being suppressed. It was learned last night, how- Keaneth 35 baoDatn oi aotsd ucliug Jewisn life it is also knoTra as "The the Day of Atonement is observed by fasting and praying all day. It marks the culmination of the ten-days penitential period which begins trith the Jewish New Year's Day, and is in it- sell a day of meditation, repentance and fasting. It stands, therefore, as the most solemn acd sacred day of the Jewish year.

In the local synagogue Ten Kippur eve wffl be observed Sunday evening, at STOP OIL FIRE Four Men, With. Xltrogiycerin, Stop names. Oklahoma City, Oct. behind shields of corrugated steel upon --liich streams of water were played, four gritty oil worker today succeed- The members of Cnippewa Tribe No. No.

19 Imp'd O. R. M. are requested to meet at wigwam on Saturday. October 12, 1929 ai 2.30 p.

m. to attend the funeral of brother P. S. George M. Chambers.

By order of the Sacham. H. M. ALBADGK. C.

Of R. Dance. Willow Beach. Saturday, Oct. 12.

George Dyer and his Novelty Dance Band in feature numbers. Everybody Welcome. Salt Water Oysters. 60c qt. Standards.

70c q'. Selects. H. D. BAtfMGARDNER, 1240.

433 N. Market St. The Jazz Boys. Bemie at the Keyboard, Shorty at the Traps. at Big Opening FREDERICK USED Old Empire Theater Bunding, Saturday evening, Oct.

12, at 7 o'clock. If you are interested in. good used car with O. KL, rash or terms, see us before you'buy. Our values cannot be excelled.

BERNIE AND HYATT, Managers and proprietors. Schoolers. Whipped Cream Puffs. 'Chocoiate Eclairs. Fresh Pumpkin Pie.

Cheese Pies. Pattle Shells by Order- Home Made Kraut. 2 Ifas. 15c. Give it a triaL H.

D. BAUMGARDNER, "Phone 1240. 433 N. Market St. Public Sale.

Saturday, 2 and 7.30 p. nx, 69 South Market Dressers, chiffonieres, beds, mattresses, springs, extension tables, buffets, kit- ci-en utensils, gla ware, dishes, stoves. JOHS DTJTROW, Auct. D. Brish, clerk.

Baseball. Hagerstown Athletic vs. Adamstown. Sunday 2 p. m.

Park, Adamstown. Can Me for your vegetables and fresh meat rieeds. I can save, you money. Give me a triaL H. D.

BATJMGARDXER, 1240. 433 N. Market St. Card Of Thanks. We to trig-tfc our Mends for HaireatUng For Woasen and Children Exclusively.

35c. KEMP'S HATRCCTTING PARLOR. Home-SIade Saner Kraut. HIDDLEMOSER'S GROCERY, 301 West Patrick 611. Public Sale.

Saturday. October 12 at 1 p. m. Comer Church and Marke' Sts. Bed.

dining and living room suites, kitchen cabinet, chairs, linoleum and many other things too numerous to mention. Terms--Cash. GOY L. FOOT. Auct.

Fair Week Parking Regulations. No parking will be allowed on the West side of North Market street between Patrick and Fifth street from 8 a. m. to 2.30 p. m.

No parking will be allowed on the south side of East Patrick street between Market street and the Pennsylvania Railroad from 8 a. m. to 2.30 p. m. No parking on the east side of North Market street between Patrick and Fifth streets from 2.30 p.

m. to 7 p. m. No parking on the north side of East Patrick street between Market street and the Pennsylvania Railroad from 2.30 to 7 p. m.

All parking on East and West Church street will be parallel to the curb. Herringbone system of parking permitted nowhere. No left hand turns at square during the four days of the fair. LLOY75 C. CULLER, Mayor.

Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate. The undersigned will sale at public sale at Court House door on Saturday, October 12th at tae houi of 10 o'clock, all that valuable lot on Hamilton avenue near East Patrick street extended, sized 74 ft. front by 169 feet deep. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. W.

L. SMITH, P. O. Clarksburg. John L.

Datrow. auctioneer. Notice to Public. On and after Friday. Oct.

11, I will be in Old Market in rear of Opera House, also 501 S. Market St. 1363. SANITARY FISH MARKET. Dance.

Willow Beach. Oct. 11. Square and Round Dance. This dance to please the public.

Good rausic. Come and enjoy the evening. Read tbe Best Current Fiction far 3c a day from KEMP'S Circulating Library. Apples for Sale. T.

E. ZIMMERMAN, 31-F-6, Buckeystown. NOTICES. FOB RENT. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

This ts to s' notice test the subscriber bus obtained Srora the Orphans' Court cl Fiederlck County, ta ct administration oa the esUte of ELIZABETH WHITE. ol rtederick County. Maryland, deceased. AU prraans culms the deceased ate warned to exhibit the satse. w.th the thereof.

authesticatrd. to the saiycriber. 03 or before the llth day of Miy. next: they otaervise ey be exclaCed froro ail beneSt of said estate. Those Indebted to deceased are desired -o iriuedlate payment Given urdrr Kiy hand this 10th day ol Cttooer, DAVID WHITE.

Adixinlstraior. Leo Weir.berj. Attorney KOOJiS. USE FOR SIX-ROOM HOUSE Immediate possession. David Orofl.

"01 'Phone Sli. FOR RENT--HOUSE. ROOMS. $1000 taoath. Apply West Church St.

se.ii.dt! RENT--HOUSE EAST THIRD street, nine rooais. all rncdern. Possession November I. M. Dodd.

119 East Fourth street, 'pfcoce 38-R. FOR FURNISHED ROOM Sou'-il Market street FOR ON TRAIL AVENUE. AU inoJern conremences. Pourssion Noveober 1. Apply B- Oroff.

FOR ROOM WITH running water. Apply 111 West Third street. FOR OARAGES ON BROAD- Apply E. Burger. 0 West FOR FURNISHED OR UN- furnlshed.

Modern couvealeaces. Appiy 117 W. Third St MODERN HOUSE FOR ROOMS, bath, heat and garage. J28 West Patrick St 'Phone 12S Braddock. FOR APARTMENT Furnished.

JOS East Second FOR STOREROOM Apply Young and Wiener. 316 North Market St. FOR BRICK HOUSE. No. 240 East Seventh St.

Apply 109 East Seventh St. FOR FLOOR OFFICE Potomac Edison bulldlnc. IS West Pat- nek street. FOR RENT OR SAUL--HEW -ROOM home, 'lodern. Possession Oct 1st, plj C.

DSXon. SOI Elai St TOR APARTMENT Good condition. All outside rooms, 'os- sesslon October i. Apply 431 Nortls Mar tet street. THE PEOPLES FINANCE CO.

Is the flrst of every month a night- care to you? BILLS. BILLS. BILLS! The paj check does not seem enough to meet all your needs. Perhaps tee can show yon where you rclEht save a Uttle on some Itesss- Wby everybody when yon caa borrow from us anfl pay aU your bills? Let's talk It over cow. KXECUTOKS NOl'lCE.

This Is give the ers hate ircsoj tJ.e Orphans' Cojrt ol Frederici Count). 1:1 Manlaxxi. trstacieutarv on the ol EMMA S.VMAN. isle oJ FrMcnci cojct. Ce- All persons cim.cis to exhibit the the thereof tbertiratrd.

to the icuoKriMr. or: oe- lore the 1SJO. next: they 05- saw oe Iros: salvi estate. Thcvrf to the are Je.ured to mxke ti-irnedlale uctlrr sr.y tsr.d this S3th day of JOSEPH I- CARTV. HOLTZ.

Execatora. PUBLIC SALES. PUBLIC SALE. By order of the 1 Court, the usderslgaed executor of Mrs- M- Edmonds, will uli her home property oa SATURDAY. NOV.

at 11 o'clock at the Court Houxe door. Tiie property which is located at 411 South Market street. by a TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. larje lot with a ia tie rear. Possession to be circa April J.

IWO. Ternsi of Sale eu oa day ft md balance oa posrsiua. ROBT. 8. TYSON.

Executsr. J. L. Dutrow. Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE ORIJEK NtSl ON SALES. Ia Use Court rreiirnck County In the Matter of Sa.c of the Interest 10 Real oi Vivie; Betty U- Hlltnrr and Tru Kilmer inland per Frederick estate E- ClttCiuUtt. ae- AUJUit Terai. JSI9 In the Matter Report o' Sales Filed the l-y tf Ordered. oy the 1 Court 01 Frederick Couuiv.

this rfay September. 1929. that the sale rj Jxra! Estate of i-8 interest ft Crusi- nsitt. late cj Couuty, deceased, this day reported to this Court by his Executoi be rattflni confirmed, urs- cause to lie cur.trar Be shown on cr before the diy provided a cop of this be In some netrspapor FrederJcie County Sor Uiree prior to the 12th at ll'JJ. The Executors Krport Matrs the Amount to be Eli Hundred Dollars, iJSSOOO HENRY P.

MCSSETTER. WiJ HOWARD. SEWTON THOMAS. Judges of the Orpbans' Court. Trae CttARLES t.

V. MYERS. Register of Wills '01 Frederick Coanty. Md Frederick M. Ouardlaa.

Holdeu S. Feiloa. Attorney. liaTnc aoM rsy hcnie and Intecdlnj to tin- co-jcty, I oSrr at public saie jt sir henje iu on TVEUAV. OCTOBER K.

al 1 i- clock p. the suites, roosts Surrilfjre, 1 tarce china 1 Bfiblr-toti drejver. 1 as'-r- I taS aca atenstU. 1 itoie. wi! let extra lafeles.

vivturrs. r.Mua and gUu 2 articles too UU- to of --Cash MRS CHARLOTTE K- lAKCJ. L. Auctlorirer RECEIVERS' By cf a Ufcrre Coort CoiictT. passed in Xo.

11 Ksuliy. oa the SrS 1929 undersigned llrcenerj of ifce J. Company, a twdy corporate. at sale at trie Court House dooi 1.1 Crcstr. Ms-ry- NO.

11.957 EQUITY. In the Circuit Court Frederick County. sitting as a Court Equity. Marltx Young. Plilr.llS.

TS. Alonzo Yocse. Defendant. PEOPIZS FINANCE CO, 15 Court St- State Biqklsg Department THOMAS P. BICE, XHE CHARGE MUST 3E JUST We bave Insisted that a moderate priced tuners! can oe one ol elegance- -and JD your aoui ol need we trill serve you tn a mannei tnat will prove the trutb ot this statement.

Our ondertafciag establishment will serve you in a satisfactory manner. THOMAS RICE, FunerC Director. Frederick. Md. "Phone 536.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION. The objeci of this proceeding is to secure a divorce, nicUiraonli. by the Plaintiff frcni the Defendant and for general relief. The Bill states in substance. that the Piaintiff and Defendant were married at Baltimore, MarIand.

March 1915. by the Rev. Mr. Williams, a minister of the Gospel, that the Defendant dewrted the Plaintiff on or about the 1st day of March. 1931.

that raid desertion Been continuous and uninterrupted since said March 1st. 1931. It deliberate and Qr.al and berond any reasonable hope of reconciliation, that the Plaintiff has niways been a faithful, chaste and affectionate wife, that r.o children have bcea born of the marriage, that the Plaintiff is a resident of Frederick City. Maryland, and that the Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Maryland and Is a resident of tho city of New York and his last known address was Tab's Restaurant. 140th street and Lennox Avenue.

New Yort City. a thereupon this 13th day of September. 1929. by tho Circuit Court for Frederick County, la Equity, ordered that tho Plaintiff, by causing a copy of this order to be inserted" in some newspaper published in Frederics County, once a veefc for four successive weeks, before the day of Oc- tcber. 1929.

give notice to said con-resident Defendant of the object and substance of this Bill, warning mm to be and appear in this Court, either in person or by solicitor, oa or before the 28 tn day of October. 2329. to show cause, if any he has. why a decree should not pass as prayed, and that the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County. Maryland, by registered snail, send to said Defendant.

Aionzo Toting, his last address, a copy of tbe order of publication. ELI O. HA0GH. Clerk of tho Circuit Court lor Frederick County. True Copy--Test: ELI G.

EACGH. Clert- E- Austin James. Solicitor. Filed September 13th. 1929 Eave vour heating plant looked over r.o-x.

649-M. WM. E. HAHJJ, Plumbing and Heating. Removal Notice.

DR. R. DEAN STICXELL. Is DOW located at No. 2 East Churcn Street, Corner of Market and E.

Church Sts. Second Floor Kemp Hnit Building. their kind services, ioan of automobiles. "Before The Lord." On Monday Yorn Kippur. Atonement services will be as follows: of Same that had been -t 7:30 a.

from tbe month of a new gas weD 9:45 a. tnem-! tere since early Tuesday. services. 10:15 a. additional With a charge of 30 quarts of the (Musaf) service.

11:30 a. address explosive the of four advanced afternoon oc the fire monster, placed the charge ia" placing a charge of glycerin- fioral offerings and expressions of sympathy during the fllpsss and death of Mrs. Rose Bittman. BrnMAN AND PADERSSY FAMILIES. Sanitary Fish Market.

Oysters by quart and gaKoa. Patted and fried in bos 501 South Market St. "Phone 1363 Loans Up To $300. THE MARYLAND INDDSTPJAL FINANCE CO. Phone 1211.

26 PatrtcS St by Leo Weinberg, 3 p. afternoon service, 3:30 p. concluding sermon. "Jnfinence cf 4:45 p. concluding service, 5 p.

service end, 6 p. ffi. at the base of the fiirnes and retreat- ed to a spot of safety from which they holiday. esplocied it by electricity. Notice.

Superior Market will be closed all ay Monday, October 14, on account of Forgery losses in i928 were estimated to be $200,000.000. Mrs. E. S. Famsworth resumed her business of MARKET PRICES Herb Knife At Antoist.

White traveling by automobile on tatting, also old Fashioned Patchwork the Frederick pike Saturday evertog, 1 Mrs. Ezra Pickets struck in tie arm -srith a. knife from an unknora scarce, vrcich -s2s hurled with sach be pleased to -srelcoaie patrons at 35 E. PATRICK ST. Chamberlin Metal Weather Strips Saves fuel, prevents window ras- uing.

excludes cold air. dust, soot smoke, drafts and preserves waU paper draperies, paint and deadens street noises. Estimates furnished without cost or obligation. CASSIDEY i 118 West Church St, Frederick. land, P.

O. Boz 146. 'Phone 1482. FOB SALE. FOR SALE--BUILDING LOTS AT WILSON Place- Apply Henry S.

3. DcGransc. Wilson Place. FOR WALNUT rocm suit. A-l condition.

Mrs. Simpson. Roseiiour Cburcri ilartct St5. FOR UY FARM. THE EMORY Cmrc.

below Jug Bridge on BaUimore pike, fine lot of sisrect potato nice iot cf green tomatoes, picked. J. G. Crockett. FOR SALS---YELLOW CORN AND FODDER Apply quicS.

John Smith. 31 "Wlncriesiei street. FOH SHOW CASE AND codpttting Ro- Ttaimost, MJ. NOTICE OF CLOSINQ PUBLIC ROAD. To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is hereby given that the County Commissioners of County.

Maryland, will close for travel. the public road leading from Catoctln Furnace through Catoctla Mountain to the Gates property, a distance ol about four miles, said public road being In Mechanicstown or generally tnown as Thurmont District No. 15, In said Frederck County, on or after SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12th, 1929. said date being thirty days after the first insertion of this notice, unless complaint be inade to the contrary on or before said date.

This Is the mountain road which passes directly by the property recently purchased by Lavrrence Richey. ol Washington. fcr the use and enjoyment of the President of the FOR SALE---CHEAP. TURNIPS. PICKED pears and appies.

No H. J. Kefaaver, 'phone 5S-F-23. FOK SALE. MAHOGANY BEDROOM Hizh post fsfin beds.

Mrs. son. Rosenosr CTa-jrcS and Market streets. FOR SALE. ORTHOPHONIC VICTP.OLA i first condition.

Apply 135 East Third St. United States. By order Commissioners Maryland, the Board of County cf Frederick County. BATfRDAY. OCTOBEH 11.

at the hour of a all the Oscribed ans! propriiy ovne4 by O. J. Keller AH "that tract cr cf ianc r. to J- KeHer Lime bear.i.t July 15. 1899.

and re- in Ltber I I So. 5. Foiio 71 one ol the Land Records for Frrde-i. County. propertv constitutes what knovn us the O.

J. Keller Urn- ard 140 ACHES OF LAXD, more cr is impri red with a TWO-STOHY rooms and bain, cood corn eric. end jlber This tract of land Is ur.derbedded with nnr of limestone and has Ixta con- used for the purpose of facturtnic lime for a period of more than years, ancs is further improved with seven permanent pot kilns used the burnins of Hnje. railroad track eitendins from to ijuarries. and one Plymouth IwrcniotUe aad eight two-ton copper used tn the operation of kilns, hydratlon recmt.y eocstructed and in good con- t'islon.

and fuiiy equipped with modern ronslstins of cie Clyde hydraior. one Raymond exhaust fan. one Raymond mill and separator, one No. 1 Rosary crusher, one set 110 leet lent, two-inch Gould pump, one automatic lime feeder, one fifteen-foot screw conveor. one So 4 American blower, one ralr Fairbanks scales, four ilmo trucks, four motors.

rzi.perty is caj.ab!» -f produelnz seventy tow of lime per day and the hydrator produce at least forty tons of timB per Iris property located along the ine Baltimore and Ohic Kallrcad and A Mdtns which serves this plans with five hundred feet ot trackage- This property has been used for many years as a lime ana for fanning Tbe land divided tr.to convenient fields and ex- ceedinsir productive. a stream of water running through land provides it witn necMsary water (or all purposesSecond: AH that second parcel of -ana described In the aforementioned deed whlcb wan conveyed by Henry J. Koontz. et alto Otho J. Keller, which deed dated IT.

1383. tnd rreorded in Liber A No. 7. Polio 1B3 one cf he Load Record! for Frederick Ccunty. Maryland.

property the aforementioned Ia-m on the East and has frontajo ot about thirty feet and a death of two Hundred feel tnd Is Improved with a very DV.TXIJNC5-HOTJSE. The undersigned receivers will also sell at public sa co the premises situate oae- West of Backeystown. Frederick County. Maryland, at the hour of o'clock, the following ptrscnal property 4o-wlt: SEVEJJ nOESES. two four-horse wagons, one binder, one corn drill, one mower, one corn planter, one barshear plow, one coin piow.

one barrow, set wsgon harness, seven seta cart lar- ncM. one wagon bed. two sets hay carriages. Terms of Sale, ss Provided by Decree ol tao Court--One-third of the purchase money to bo paid In cash OB tho day of sale or cpcn ratification thereof by the Caurt snd the residun la six months, the pur- cfnser or giving his. her or note with approved security bearing Interest from da? of sale, or all cash, at the option cf the purchaser.

A deposit of SS.000.00 will be required of the purchaser on tbe day of sale for tbe first parcel and S300.00 for tbe second i-ar ccl Conveyanclac et the expense of the pjrchascr. FRAN3HN H. HARRESOrOH. WTT.T.TAM M. STORM.

Receivera. John Dutrow. Auctioneer. EXECUTORS' SALE --OP- VALUABLE REAL ESTATB JOHN W. HOLTER.

President. R. Bruce Murdoch, Clcrk. SNOOK MERCEE. FOH SEGS BOT- Ces- 'Phoce 277.

J. A. Sldiriicr. A Commnnrty Class in Astrononrr Grain. Wheat, ba.

(new) Cora, bbl. Livestock and Produce. 'Fcmished by Frederick Ccruzty Prodccis. Inc.) Steers 9 He to Heifers Co(5, good to choice -Cows, fair to good Cows, poor to rair Bans Best Fountain In Ctty At DHOG STORES. $0 a driven by her passed throagh Poplar Springs, "she ieit something strike her ana and thought it was a stoce picked up on the tires, llc i the stinging sensation persistcc to she investigated and was snrprised to i to i SIK bTrxjg trickJing down her arm.

to SC Tnpv nmrpeded to the doctor's office. Notice. Good used tires. AU isskes and sizes. Howard H- FKED2RICK MOTOR COMPANY.

3c sc 4c a tc Sc They uroceeded to the doctor's office, to I2c the car rercaJed the ca the floor. Mrs. Picfeett reEeeir.g: A man standing aiong- Calves, 100-120 6c 13c i side road at about the time she Calves, 125-140 12c to it the object strike, but thought it Calves, choice, 160-180 Its 15c that he cosild hare aimed Calves, 200 to 225 ihs 8c to 12c 1 with precision at a fast moving Calves under IOC to IOC Hogs, 180 to 200 Ibs lOc to 10 ic Hogs, 160 to 180 Ibs lOc to llc Hogs, 120-130 Ibs lOc to 10'ic Hogs. 100-115 Ibs to lOc to lOc 7c to 8c chickens 20c to 24c Hess, old 16c to 24c Roosters Hogs over 200 Ibs Hogs, rough car, and advanced the theory that she might have stopped the kaife intended to injure the man by the roadside, Attended Conference. Mrs.

Jacob Khits and son, Jacob, Mr. snd Mrs. B. Castle and Mrs. C.

G. Baker, iuis city, attended the Wed- 14c to 16c r.esday ressions of the Pennsylvania Eggs, dor, crates 44c Conference of the United Brethren JOOM 43c I churcii ftt Lemoyne, Pa. If You Are Troubled wiih rhevuLaiism, diabetes, gout, clrlni Berkeley Sarlngs Water. For sale by" FREDERICK PHARMACY, "Phone 532 or 1408. Notice To The Public.

I wiI3 pa? you the higSesi cash prices for ycur scrap jsak at my place of business, bags, rags, aato tirss, tubes, scrap paper, magazines, and all oT met- copper, brass, radiator and batter; lead. Shop SrO 4th streets. Chapel Allev. "Phone 383. FREDERICK JUNK CO.

FranS Gastley. Prop. 215 K. 3rd St. "PhoDe 383 i FOR IMPERIAL A3B3 PTPPIN apples, ard cider at the or- i chard.

W. A. Smith. lirersrCIe. I PCS SALB --1IODEKN.

S-ROOM. Block 1-hirtf rtreet yard wits for fcrr.ace. rse Geo. 'phoze SSS-M or 599- PUBLIC SALES. Chiropractlc- II the condition o' spine such tiiat it is affecting your health your work, yoar pieas-jre, yo'ar very life itself, can you afford cot to know Finding out is -rery simple Those for appointment.

DR. O. R. McINTYRE. Ctlropractor, Office "phone 164--Residence 920.

Tbe Frederick Small Loan Co. Loans from $25 to $300 Confidential Convenient. 104 COOR1 SIX Scratch Pads and Tablets. 8 cents a pound. THE NEWS-POST.

Court AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. FOR MODEL IK3 CHSVRO- coach. Kss dr.ver. 3.000 Has seat covers and cifra t.res. Price $500 00.

Ir.qulre 1 to 5 and to 9 P- ra- S. 103-A West Patrick strec-- FOR SALE--ONE NASH ROADSTER, A-l Cheap to tu-er. Can be seer, at F. S. K.

FOR 1923 NASH TOCRING. I shapp. Chtap to quicfc ouver. 116 East Sixth St. Cruichi'v.

i CONSTAStX SALS. virtte of two of I the Elate of iss-ed Sher- ---an P. Bowers, a Jojtice of tie Peace of tie State of In and for Frederick at the s-Jit of Isaac N. and V. McCto-a'-d.

for OScers' Fees Boots ciatte'is. rights ar.Cl credits Raysicnd sr.d I have taker. Into eiccatioa all the right, tlt'e. Interest and estate, both at iair r.d Equity of the sa.id Raraor.d Free ar.d wife, in and to the perjoaal proprtv. One cook stcve.

1 CryfKret. 1 oed and 1 sur.d. 1 retire. 3 chairs. 1 clock.

3 temp, I tabie. 1 1 dres.cr. wEihstaad. I radio zr.d speaser, cocVing and other Roods on I tereov notice that orx FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1929.

at 1 30 o'cioc's p. I wiil sell at No West South Fredencic. Van land, the above described goods so sened" zr.d in rxec'i: at public sa to the bidficr for cash. CHARLES SMITH. Constable for Frederick County, Md.

VIEW PARU Ccataining 136 sere? cl certlie ca Dtovei! a goofl hsase, svar Suie S0 K' per -cre- ro3O izrra ZSt- acres Su of ccx3 -rar $40 00 3" acre rsro very -rrr' th- jr.r 711 on S'-s'f "C3O srcrecL rhe ta "iplendlo trees Ose attractive Korr.e et a cot very aitraetivr "zr.ail oa State roai. Three S5otter Ave. Eiagle. cnDCtm H.2OO 00. fc: RsatSesces on sverj street at SSOOS ITSRCEH- Cosrt St Frmrr.e* Md.

I CHICKS FOE SALE. i BECK'S QCALTTT CHICKS---CHICKS THAT J're sr.d prow ari Brcwa LrK- I Korr.s. Ba--rd. Whits zr.a RocSs Reds. a-d WT3.r.dot:fs.

i KK Jersey BlacS 15c. or.e i to eucht WTCJCS Cj-'-Ot3 Beck's Hateisrj. Md 'Phone IIS i DAY OLD CHICKS THAT LIVE AND i crow Barrecl and RocSs and R- I Reds. rach Whit- ar.d Mixed. White and I Blaci 53c each SiwrlaKv 'ricctcd and 5toc'-: per crr.t Cata? free.

Ci.stom hatching. Mt. Po-jjtrr Fann Dcpt G. i Airy, MS- 'Phone 67.. By Tirtue of the power and fcathority ccnlsined in the iait win end testament of Charles Duvall.

deceased, of record in the. Oiphans' Court of Frederick County. Mary- Lind, end in pursuance of an order of said court, passed on the day ot September. 1K9. the undersigned executors will offer at pablic auction on the premises, situated aior.g the macadam road leading from New Market to New London, being about one nule from New London, on THURSDAY.

OCTOBER 1929. at 1 JO o'clock p- in the following described rea! estate. Belnft the real estate of which tte said Charles E. Davat! di-d. seized and possessed.

sit-jile along the macadam road leading from New Lor.don Sew Market, xbont one southwest of New London. Fred- Tick county. Maryland. also the real estate which was conveyed to the Cbaries E. Davall oy deed of Charles T.

and Susan his wife, by deed cstrd September 10. 1895. and recorded In Liber J. L- J-. No- 11.

301. one of th- Land Records of Fredencfc coimty. And by deed of Charles S. Etzler and Florence Eliler, his wife, to CharJes E. beanas date oa the 2nd day of March.

19OS. and recorded la Liber S. T. No- 274. 140.

one of the Land Records of Fred'rtci: county. And by deed of and E. Lo-Jd. his wife, to E. Bearing date on the 2Eth dav cf August.

13OT. and recorded In Liber No. 2SO. Foiio 561. 'W-.

one cf the Lar.d Records of Fredertci and ST deed of John C. and Edith M- his w.fe. to Charles daxe on the (la? of December ar.d recorded in Liber R. 211 one of the Land Records of cctir.ty Ard by deed o. Edward B.

Orazn and Adelaide his wife, fceartrg dste on the 30th day of Jara- ary. 1915. and recorded In Liber H- W. Na Foiio 74. or.e of the Land Records of i to C.

23- recorrird Irs 2S7 433. ci Lar.d Records of Frederics cr of cosv-yecl b. Charlrs Daval! ar.fl Clara wife, to Edward B- aesC, Jan-iary 30. :9:5. sr.d recorded H.

W. 3. No I- cr.e the of T.e or lina herrty se a i o-- ar.S acres, three rods ar.d perches c. i cr FOR PVSTOSSS: FRAMS TENANT HOUSE. ar.d nectssary a-j a splendid state of repair.

Th.s a. iarcs ar.cJ a Kr.e water TT-aiir-c partlcutarlj weU adapted to di re. Prescribes the J500 CO in casS or. the day of i-e t-'aace cf tfte purchase cash cpon -jt-acat'on of sale br tte Fcssessioa ts K.ven Aprsl I. A- tise espeose Cl the p---- Ch ARA DCVA CSXTrtAij I Exec-tors for Charles E.

Deceased E- Darr.er. AscUoseer. COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Send for Samples. Trie News Job Printing Office, POTTS PBOFESTT.

FOB 8AUE. Admirers ot Eccltsh wd 'his Fngllth type brick rut- dscce xrsosc dlctiactire homes la CcUege Paric. Center faaliway dejrth cf tiouse. LARGE LIVING BOOM WITH REAL FIREPLACE. Perfectly proportioned dining rooet, and sanitary kit' chen.

Four bed chambers and sleeping porch. Bath with Concreted cellar with centre Ez- cr pttocai tratinj plant. Garage tor two cars Lot glxlM If yon are of glvlcg your growing ehlldrea tbe the oouetry wtato In city, together with tbe best you wiU purchase this proprty. acres ore frosa Westminster on State reac. Tlew.

Seiec- rocen house. 4 naoms on secoad Coor. Hot water heat, electricity, bath, and coloial oorch- Modern garage recently constructed. All Goods parchased CeSnered at front door. acres frosa tomn.

state rosd ircntage. Very h-jhly ST acres, card roid. JO r-iratta from Frederick. Well lapr 94 acres, road. rdnctes frosi Modera of II steas; electricity, baths, Uandry cejmr and.

fact. aU cod- em cor.r:!-.fr.cei. old snaiie trees aout hguvr Plenty Tenant hottfft ta ccaC; AJ necessary POTTS GRIFFIN Insurers "Just 27 Ccurt Street Phone OILMORE R. FLAUTT. FOR SALE.

corner property on Madison I'-rfi. hrat. garge and large lot. A real Moders brick street. This property Is In Srst class condi- and soM with poisesiicri- The price Is right.

Modern brick East Charcfe. street, large tot oJ ground- This property is r.ewiy papered aad painted throughout. Modern brick Park uresce. steam heat, crruerit basement, aad doable garage. Partly modern dweCinz McMarrmy street.

A spiecdld home at a small cost. Modern dwelUnf. 13th street, large garage, large tot and an Ideal home. This property must sold at once. Modern home.

South Market street, double garage. lot and the property as a whole a In first class condition. Modern dxeUlne. Jefferson street. This is a Urge property and would make an idea! tourist home.

I hare rnsr.v other properties In all sections of the city that I would be pleased to show any prospectire purchaser. If It a farm or country property you are looking for I hare large list of properties to select from at prices within tbe range of I WILL BUY YODR PROPERTY OCTRIGHT FOR CASH OR WILL EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY FOR ANT OTHER OX MY LIST OR WILL SELL OS COMM1SSION- "MY SERVICE IS COMPLETE." GILMORE R. FLAUTT. Realtor. 109 N.

Market Street, (Second Floor.) REAL MORT. UiV CO. R. B. S.

modtm Dome ol ft ooffift to oionL Price, under S4.OOO.OO. Pew real properties. Firms ol aU and prices. Modern S-rooro tingle bouse, lot, M.OOO 00 Small payment Balance as rent. Good 5-room single Drlck borne on lot.

Good location. Less than IOO.CO. R. 8. Means Realt? Buyers aerrtco.

ts complete. Ifa tbe ouyer paya. Let ta Buy tot TOO. Oar la croaEj free for It more than the cost. Try our oev plan.

U'' ex- Real Estate ot all Kinds afi acd tc II Iff for aala. axle about IL REA1 ESTATE ANE UiSURAMCB. JOHN H. CLART. JOHN L.

BKAIi. REALTORS. 18 West Street. WANTED. MUST BE oid.

F. W. Co. 13 TEAKS SALESWOMEN---PLEASANT. PROFITABLE Tcork.

ejrpericccs preferred, tut cot es- Applv Eastirar's. 35 East Patrick street. Mr. BarawcIL WAKTED --EXPERIENCED ACTO PARTS talesman. Excellent position for right rr-rn.

ConfidesIiaL to Box So. 910. care News-Pest. BETWEEN 13 AND 50 age. liirUilir Fretferfct and farmer trade.

Good nay to rigSi rsaa. Ko or casrasslnE- Write Box 905. care WASTED --GENERAL EOCSEWORK 'WTTH widower 'ivlnc in country. Miss Edith. Bzrteis iiiddlctown, ild.

Boate 1. Write clil to see. WAITED--MILK MAN BY NOV. 1. SlrVR- ried- -sritis De LaTai jsliker preferred- References re- G.

Tboir.as GliS'K'Ood. Md- 1IEN TVS KAVS OPENINGS FOR vi-o gso! rsca with car. If yoa are a. wlUiES orier pay 701: a salary a sood coctrsissicis- tve have a d-rf--i proposition to oJTer 13 an Derestricted ternlorr. Co Frederick, ild.

GERitAN WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK la Experienced- Best refersnces. NeTs-Pcst, Box 812. EOT FOR SODA after scSoo! a-d on Sanraay. One irilh experience preferred. App'w Box ANO ZSOXESG TO do at foae.

Souti WOMAN DESIRES PRACTICAI. JTCSSESG. da? or night. IS West Sosifc ROOMERS AXD BOASDSaS soo n-rti Si. NOAH E.

CEAMER SOM. SCAB E. CRAiJEH. JAiSS H. CSJLtfES, 10 State Read tarns at Srics aweiang, eigat rsxxras, sKe ostis.

act scale: neat. -Jcctricitr, caiti- wcod Seers, garags. Prcperty la 4-1 condition Conrt street. Sias asa trssis residence. areJJ Terrace secticri.

oatfcs. stearr best. wven roocis Priced a. twrgaln. Two tnoiJem orici dwJUogs.

H. Uazzet Priced to Modem liorcr, I3ib St. 109 acres, bidgj FeagaTille. KOAB t. CRAiiKK SON, Those 50S.

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