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Evening star., 1926-02-21

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Guard, Maurice L.
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Harold A. Carlisle,
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T. Giles, James L.
Hudson, Thomas j.
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r. Lamdin, George
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mas A. Parfitt, Ell
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

the canopy that led from the doorway to the curb foot waited inside the great glass doors. telephone ope aor-a man. with huge gray mustaches, sat in the lobby beside the elevators Past the doorman and the ootman and the telephone operator and the elevator attendants guests and tenants filtered their way the suites above.
 As Morton came n he nodded cheerfuy the servants and doed his ovecoat he entered the elevator At his door he produced atc-key, and softly turned the lock. There bell on the door iamb with which to summon the butler but at two o'clock in the morning buffers arc abed
 The great drawing room brightly lighted. No was visible, but the ppe-organ, that filled an acoye at the far cndo the room, laundering out the strains of the Pilgrims Chorus"
 Throwing his overcoat, and hat and cane upon chair Morton stepped back to the acoye. The music ceased abruptly.
 "1Icllo, chicken, said Morton, tendery. "Why aren't you in bed?'
 young, fair girl ran forward and kissed him. her arm tight around his neck. I'm so glad you came," she cried q was so lonesome l wanted to cry I've been slamming away at that. old organ since ten o'clock.
 Morton stood with his arms around her waist looking anXiouSly at her tired face.
 Its two o'clock now, he said "Youre used up" Then he chucied Its good thing this is sound proof apart mentd have had to get you out of jail for playing that organ.
 He led her to chair and seated her in it with grave ceremony Then he brought foostoo and sat upon it. She drew his head to the padded arm of the chair and
 
 and took her hand, drawing it his shoulder. Something's worrying you, Audrey, he said. What is t?'
 The girl reached with her other hanr, and laid it on his forehead
 Almost eveIythngs worrying me- she confessed "l hate to have you out nights when we're here in the city, and you're spending too much money me, and don't feel if was bit of good in the world Maybe I'd feel differently if your really truly daugh- ter, but I'm not And that's that
 Morton twisted his head he could look at her There quizzcal light in his eye
 "Women love trouble" he quoted. And if they haven't any they go out and make some for themselves" Audrey paid this the tribute of feeng smile, but her eyes serious.
 "ow much money do you make every year." she asked impusvely.
 "Oh, about hundred thousand dollars" he answered. Why"
 The girl slipped from her chair to the noor and nestled up against him.
 Do you know" she asked, soberly, that wish you didn't have penny except what you could with your hands, every week. and that could keep house for you that and cook your meals, and mend your cOhe and that when went out for fun we'd just go for nice long wak?"
 She took the button of his evening coat and twisted her fingers If you didn't have that money maybe all these
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

tenton until Nona came. Upon her. the boy bestowed wink. She accepted 1t as a matter of course.
 Hello Patsy" she said The traces of her tears were gone.
 Be good giric he responded handing Morton the hat and cane.
 The man took her elbow. we should have had the boy at supper with Us, perhaps he commented, as they tered the elevator "S0cable soul, isn't hcI"
 "Oh, know him." she said He used to be caI-boy at the old Casino
 "Quit the theatcr to get rich, eh?"
 Mona laughed little gImy. "Nobody gets rich around these booc%gng places except the proprietor, You don't suppose Patsy gets those ps do you? They don't let him have any pockets in his coat and panS All tips go the houseexccp the walters. But Patsy gets fifty dollars week. They cant afford to have him sore, and rottng to the district attorney
 long, enclosed motor was waiting in the dark street. and Morton and Mona appeared the chauffeur dsongaged his machine from the line of nGhthawk taXcabs and drew up to the curb
 "Wc'I take Mona home" said Norton
 The chauffeur nodded closed the door, Icapcd into his scat and threw in the gear.
 There no conversation until the machine, alidn2 rapidly along the thoroUghfarc had proceeded nearly mile,
 Then: "It might have been very pleasant evening" said Morton.
 The girl moved closer and slipped her arm through his "Im sorry. darling" she mnmulrd "I know I've been roten But couldn't help it. If didn't like you it would be all HGnl. but do.
 The car stopped at a tall apartment building. Morton stepped out helped Mona to aght, rI took her to the door,
 Good night" he said, stretching forth h,s hand.
 She took it in both of hers.
 "Won't you come in, dealest?' she asked nXiously. "No, you'd probably start another if did, I'll trot along homo I'm going back to New Britain tomor- row.
 Her hands moved up to his shoulders Please - just for a little while. want to talk to you
 He stopped and kissed her. "Ill be back next week, Maybe you'll feel better, then
 She still chung to him.
 Don't borrow troube' he added smoothing her hair. She sighed and burOwed her head into the hollow of his shoulder. "Women love troube' he laughed, but men don't"
 " don't like trouble cher" she replied her voice muf- fled by his oyercoa "l just wanted to know if you with Lois, today.
 Tut. tut Good night" He drew her hands from his shoulders, passed his fingers lightly her uncovered head, and ran to the waiting machine
 As the car hcsitated at the brightly lighted corner he turned and waved to her. She looking after him. and responded with little weary gesture of her hand She still standing thcrc the doorway of the apartment house, when the automobile disappeared,
 Moltors city home one of those apartment build lngs that erected for the very rch and the very travagant lvered giant Negro stood always beneath
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29

(To Be Continued).
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INSTRUCTIVE FILM kT
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Tn the presentation Of The Iron Horse" William Fox gives 70 the screen Of the Liberty theatre mas terful production of a virile subject. mammoth in its compelling inte-esc and handled in such a manner that it scars to the highest pinnacle os cinema art.
 Not a soul within reasonable dis tance of this theatre should fal 10 see it, for it will leave an unforgeetshle impression.
 From the very first instant it zP- pears on the screen and you see rhz- great character of g great nation, Abe Lincoln, loved by the entire world n memory, giving encouragement b the ambition of David Brandon, senior, the surveyor who had the he-oisz so pioneer pathway through the wilder ness of our great frontiers, giving his life in the attempt That great thought later becoming action when General Dodge put these thoughts in to vibrant pulsating reality by Pres ident Lincoln signing that immortal industrial document, the authority for the Union Pacific 10 we1d its way westward and the Central Pacific ral- road to forge to the east, where they finally welded together, completing the greatest commercial highway known to humanity
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B|G NEW DREDGE WILL OPERATE ON
 SOLOMON RIVER
FORMER SCENE OF DRED6E sc. TtvTTY: WILL WORK KELLY
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W. H. Suksdo-f. old time mining man of Nome and the Sclo-nsn sec tion was an arrival on the last ysc- toria at Nome. MT Suksdo-< Es gen eral manager of the Goldsmith 6-edg- ing O., who have acquired six and a half miles Of mining property o1 the upper Solomon river The ground was formerly owned by Mccarthy. Kelly and others who worked parts of it by pick and shovel methods for a number of years at good profit Manager Suksdorf informed Nome reporter that his company are going to install and up<o-da7e and late de sign Of dredge. The dredge material is aboard the freighter oduna and will be unloaded at Solomon. v. ,. Rowe had the contract for h2Gling from Solomon to the company's prop erty. The dredge is designed by the famous Yuba dredge manufacturing O., and the erection VIII be super intended by Clyde Taylor The Tuba Co.,, contracted 10 have the d0e8ge ready in forty days. and it 1s expect ed to be in operation early this tsT- MT. Suksdorf ss an old and expe-5enc- ed miner in the Solomon country and from the thorough testing he has glv- en the ground as well as his p-sccz- cal experience, predicts a biz 2sy5zg proposition for many years The So,o- mon river section proved the besc pay ing dredging section Of the Nome country in the past, eleven d-edgez having been operated o1 the Solomon river at one time The d-e5ge El-l be equipped with the latez- style ot deisel engine and her bucker capa- city is three cubic feel
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county. Md, letters
of administration on the personal estate Of
MANA P. HAYS,
late of said Montgomery county. deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 1927 otherwise they may, by law.
be excluded from all benefit said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immetinte payment
Given under my hand this Srd day OF
August, 1926.
L. B. HAYS,
aug 6-6t Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01
CABIN JO1N
PARK,
HOMES AND INVESTMENT,
ON CONDUIT ROAD

H..
ON CONDUIT ROAD.
~ SUBDIVISION attractive in every yy,v
IVo lots l0Ox2OO feet --desrably located
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rrices range from $500 TO $500 pcr Irt
Terms easy-lO per cent cash ami !, no.
cent monthly. = Pe'
LOIS LOIS $4,000 to 10000 So #. AZ &c foot
~, III sues TO III acres for larpe homes
al manner situations for country bnmo.
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nleh, dry, healthy and good cirhhn,ho e
overcoming river, creeks and VifrinJa h'Ta
U S ondult Road and 100 to 500 y,rds hans
ronr miles front on Conduit and s. ,to ,oaSN'
I'VE" conduit will make double homlsva.S'
lanai; Potomac, hills -picturesoue scena,u
SMuouioan homes--fishing, bathing. boatins
E.y co'd water springs and 81 nde ,raas
S .ne soii LOT irult and garden crops
SSpienuiu section for raising chickens
u LOU nome sltes-splendid inyestmen,
pan located over 100 families M G / %
ros.oIilce; stores schools and churcbes
ru n u D. Bridge--7 miles from Whi,o
T IKE city streets electric leh,
sac. sou acres-tine for subdivlsion
IoGa'lon lnsures increase in values
I M .nis side Congressional Golf Ciuh
p paps ana iull information upon reonss,
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THE DOCTORS DEMING,
CHIROPRACTORS.

CHlR0PRACTORS.
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graduates Of the Palmer School.
mar l4-3m
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VERNON G.. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
GAITHERSBURG. Md.

xxTILL SELL REAL OR PERSONAL
w PROPERTY In Montgomery count
or any part Of Maryland, Virginia or
District of Columbia, or VERY LIBERAL
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Used Cars For s lie.

1922 Buick Touring. $500.
1920 Oldsmobile, $3.50.
1922 Hupp 1.-TWO pas. coupe) $3.50.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01
BURTON I. DOYLE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

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Practices before the Supreme Court OF
the United States, the Court Of Appeals
and other Courts OF theeDistrict Of Column
bia and the Court Of Appeals and other
Courts Of Maryland. Special attention
given to the laws Of property. both real
and personal.
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WE OFFER Fer
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01
coNsE RvATioN

tON
1t has been the aim Of the Con-
Bervation Commissioner to bring about
cooperation and accord between his
department and the seafOod interests
Of the State. After some years OF
work this is now nearer realization
than ever before. II has been con-
tributed to by numerous meetings In
the tidewater counties, many OF them
attended by Governor Ritchie and by
the formation OF cooperative associa-
lions among those engaged in the
seafood industries.
The Conservation Department has
been working In harmony with the
Virginia authorities to replenish the
migratory shellhsh. and after eleven
years, through the efforts Of joint
committees appointed by Governor
Richie and Governor Byrd, impor-
tant legislation was secured last win
ter in Virginia which assures the
saving of millions Of young crabs In
the waters Of the lower Bay which
will migrate to Maryland TO mature.
The same committees are working
on plans to preserve the shad and
other migratory fish.
The Department has lnaugurated
the policy OF oyster shell planting on
an extensive scale. During the past
three years over half million bush
els of shells have been planted on
depleted natural oyster bars and 50.-
900 bushels OF young oysters have
been transplanted for the purpose OF
retaining them. The rocks thus
planted have been materially bet
tered, and oystermen are now about
to benefit therefrom. It Is believed
that the pr4cticability of planting as
an effective means Of replenishing the
oyster supply has been demonstrated.
A survey of the streams in several
counties has been made to determine
pollution and suitability for FISH life,
and the benefits are 30 apparent that
the work will be carried into the
other counties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01
DEPARTMENTAL REoR0ANIzA.
TION

The Reorganization Act of 1922 has
resulted in much greater coordination
among the departments of the State
Government and In more expeditions
and business-like handling of the
States business.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-10-01

gress has been made here. Maryland
is ahead of any State in the country
in its system of classroom super
vision"
DR.. Frank p. Bachman, who sur.
veyed Maryland's schools in 1915,
said this, after survey in the winter
OF 1925:
81 believe that Maryland has the
best legally established, the most
unified. the most efficient and the
most professional State school system
in America"
DR.. Fletcher Harper Swift, Profess
sor OF Education in the University of
equalization plan as perhaps the
most far-reaching and scientific me-
thod, from the standpoint Of equal
izing revenues, of any State In the
Union"
Professor Mabel Carney, head of the
Department Of Rural Schools, Teach
ers College, Columbia University,
says:
Maryland rural schools have. in
my Judgment, made the greatest pro
gress during the last Ave years of
any State system of schools in the
United States today. The reasons for
this lie In her sound financial sup
port, the high standards of teachers,
her unexcelled county school super
vision, and the unQuestioned integ-
rity, efficiency and devotion of the
star of the State~Department of Edu-
cation"
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