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Evening star., 1926-12-11

CHEVROLET COACH-Demonstrator latest
model; used only days: very little mileage;
will give q new-car guarantee. This Is the
place to buy q new Chevie coach At used
car Drice Call Line R344. Mr.. Fletcher.
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CHEVROLET COACH 1928: driven care
fully by owner: 3 good balloon tires: paint
and motor in Al condition: special price.
S375: terms. North 5533-W.-
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and paint: will make any demonstration
Can he bought for SGT 22 down and S673
a week Phone Adams 1884.
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motomcter. 3 very good balloon tires: paint
like new: run only $500 miles: cash or
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balloon tires: In Al condition: must b
seen to be appreciated: cash or terms. Call
Atlantic oS2-J after nm
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CHEVROLET SEDAN - Demonstration car.
driven only 100 miles: IL days old; carries
new-car guarantee: $500 down. balance Sl5
mo. Call Frank Likins. Adams 1889.
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| and can be bought at a very low price.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES-Collection of mirrors, cover
let's, clocks. sandwich and pressed glass;
antiques don't call. No dealers. Cleveland
2S54-J. l..
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epced: auto not essential: you keep your
entire commissions. Address Box 2!a5:,V'
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.


GERMAN SHEPHERD tpolicel. q months
HfIl Kennels. BrOokville Park. Aspen Hill,
Md. kensington g0-F-42. IL
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES. psdtgrssd:
ideal Christmas gift: write Ii yQu cannot
call. Capt. H. II. Pohl. IT. Humphreys Va
WIRE. HAIRED FoY TEBRfER PyPKX, .
%s: ma: prs..ns Sss ali s,s ssdssd Y1ss .n ao' en'
SosT2N %syEnS TEneIER, psdisrssd; raA,lr ~, SVSd Sn
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X.sa, ,9 n,sn, Sr Cosa1ts HassAy, a. 1a !Syd sSd
esssSi.Ds s'sss ssow are Src.Sssss s; z a SSss.
6ib,ts at reasonable prices. Phone besoesda
PoLIcE PUPS by Peter Pan. tns Rsa Of
Arss SELECT your Christmas pup from .
rn,e nne second litter Of seven, Lnis assures
BOSTON TERRIER, male. . paonthA ,2Sdi'
siSS RgESisaiin gfsnsiinn SO 500. local specimen F
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| CHEVROLET TOURING. late. same as new
l at once. S165: $50 cash. bal. monthly.
/ n. 352S or Adams 1872. IL
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CHRYSLER COUPE. 1925: Hudson coach.
| 1925; Essex coach. 1925; tires and paint
mont Garage. rear 1i.2 Vermont ave. Main
$3.50: West 1905 after q pm.
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I ICHEyROLET TOURING. 1928: tor. rubber
and motor OK: O good buy at $126. cash
or terms. Mr.. Mulligan. Col. 99OS.
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CADILLAC 63 SEDAN 7.pass: lust refn-
ished in thistle green Duco: renickeled. new
mats and slip covers. One OF the best look
ing Cadillacs In town: Al condition. Any
demonstration. Convenient terms and trade.
Locomobile Co.. 1873 Conn. ave. Main
5000. Open evenings until o and Sundays
Evening star., 1926-12-11

PAINTING. paperhanging and earpenteF
work at lowest rates: prompt service
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S,E;RMAN t,,I; SHEPHERD tpolicel. Z month.
Hill Kennels. Brookville Park. Aspen Hill
Md. Kensingt0n g0-F-42. 1ys
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FOR sAI.E-AUTOMOBYI.Ea

BUICK SEDAN. 1922: just recently rspaint
ed: good tires: stav I'm out of the Wfnte'
with this guaranteed car for S275: small
cash psyment- balance monthly: ask 10 see
NO: 3OD9 Sterrett Fleming. 215o Cham
plain at NV
, 1926-01-27
SON-IS-TAW CHAS- WATKINS
browns NEAR BILLINGS

". H Farrell, son-in-lay Of Chas-
Watkins. we'll known Billings and
Wyoming stockman. vas drowned
on his ranch near Piney. south of
Billings near the Wyoming line.
according TO word received by Mrs
E D Watkins last week
The drowning occurred sometime
Tuesday and the only particulars
received indicated that Nj. Farrell
met his reath while engaged in put
ting up ice the s0eposition being
that he fell through a hole.
Mrs Farrell. . niece Of Mrs Z
D. Watkins, visited IN Cody On
numerous occasions prior to her
marriage. and has many acquaint-
anees here among the older resi-
dents Of Cody
, 1926-01-27
IN EXPLANATION

The Herald is always ready and
willing to furnish space 10 those
with a subject of general impor-
lance. and this week has been
asked TO explain more definitely
the circumstances leading up TO the
discovery and e-onfiscatiOn Of the
beer stock taken from Jack Nor
rison. Judge Metz discussed the
matter with Attorney McElvzin this
week. and MI. McElyain although
stating there was no criticism of
either story carried by Cody papers
last week. asked that a few more
words be said regarding the matter
The Jack Morrison search war
rant was requested of the County
Attorney by Leo Craft of the state
law enforcement department At
that time ii was not known vheth-
er moonshine. beer or other in
toxicants were TO be found on the
Morrison premises Under protest
the county attorney states he made
the warrant for Intoxicating liq-
uor- rather than defining the IA
ure of the stuff 10 be searched
for
The search was made after the
state officers had been in and
about Cody for about a week. Mr.
Craft being accompanied by Officer
Fenwick- The search was made
when Morrison was out Of town
and the beer confiseated By the
state officers and turned over TO
the sheriff
In ruling out the search warrant
Judge Metz was forced TO do so,
for the reason that q ike warrant
had been ruled Inadequate in the
supreme court in what is known
as the Peterson case. Judge
Metz. in commenting on a warrant
OF this character. is said TO have
discouraged the practice OF issuing
any more like warrants.
, 1926-01-27
TAX EXEMPTION

As there has been much oonfu-
sion IN the exemption matter A
injustice 10 both county and per
som the following is quoted so all
claiming exemption mzy know the
law Contracts for deeds 90 not
constitute ownership. and sxemp-
ton viii not be allowed unless the
title 10 the property is held BY the
person claiming exemption On or
before Feb 1st Of the current year.
Al exsoldie1s. soldiers widows
and war nurses must have their
discharged papers fled with the
county clerk and be q resident OF
the State OF Wyoming in order TO
receive the exemption benefits
H 4 PHILLIPS.
County Assessor
, 1926-01-27
SINCE 1860

SIace 1850 the MayneId Wooden
company has been making pants
a. their oWa factory from the rzw
material 10 the finished article
T5Is enables Us to buy pants as
near direct a they can be gotten
6oE the Sleeps tack TO your LEGS
AZ prices o arc willing 70 pay
for Enod rants We carry the iarE-
gr stock Of IayIe5d wooden pants
c. any ouie~ make. OF any firm
IL tbs neck O. the woods The
reason We have to Go this. Is We
Ul1E-huy. and we under sell the
CEs- fellow. md sell 50 many
don't yuu se
From Jsnlarr l to January IS.
sold IS pairs OF pants We
have the L. est and smallest siz-
es of any fua in town Next time
You fall through = pair OF pants,
mr your sass worth. see Bill at.
enc Toggery 10 East Cody.
, 1926-01-27
GOOD PIANOS. SI25 UP
GOOD Y 500 LIP

We have bought the entire stock
Of the sharp Music Co. Of Denxsr.
consisting Of pianos. -plzyerpianos.
monographs. radio sets. band and
stringed instruments We are clos
ing Il u al prices that save you
$50 and more CT the regular loE
sharp prices Here Is your oppor-
unity 10 get that instrument you
want al the lowest possible price.
SPECIAL LOW SALE TERMS
Every instrument sold under ON
usual guarantee Write for big
list Of bargains and fan description
THE KSIGHTCAKIBEIL MUSIC
COMPANY
Largest IN the West
Deurr- Colorado
, 1926-01-27
N. Z. LADIES ENTERTAIN

The ladies' class Of the Methodist
church entertained at = party Tues
day evening at the Walter Owens
home with Mesdzmes w : Owens
and Enoeh Davies as hostesseS The
evening was Al enjoyable one and
. valentine making and verse writ
ing contest resulted in Mrs Henry
Dahlem being the victor with Ms
a B Larson second Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
evening
, 1926-01-27
FLANSAGANs IN AUTO SPILL

Mr.. and Mrs : r Flanagan
returned last week from ThermoP-
oils where they visited for several
days with the formers brother and
family. Jas Flanagan In route
10 ThermOPOlis the FannzEan car
SLIPPED off the road Al a point near
the hot springs town. and turned
over. resulting in considerable dam
age 10 the car. but fortunately. 10
to the family.
, 1926-01-27
JIM KELLEY IN JAIL

Jim Kelley. was picked up in an
Intoxicated condition by Sheriff Da-
HEN this week and placed in the
county Jail for safe keeping Nj
KELLEY. charged with an assault in
the district court. was out on bail.
and the officers thought it advis-
able to place him in Jail that he
be on hand Al his trial n the
coming term Of court
, 1926-01-27
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Say Mr.. Man What do you do
with your tine oa Sunday suppose
you Try going 10 the Presbyterian
church You viii find q company
Of the finest people who viii give
you a cordial Welcome You might
Ike il
SerTios-11 a N and $50 D N
c Z. PITTS
Pastor
, 1926-01-27
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS


Save the date. February ssnd
for the X p. Minstrel
kn embroidered house dresses
ROW on sale at Mrs Wards for
less tina cost
Mr. and Mrs Carl Madsea Of Nee
tGetse are visitors at the county
s@ this week
Harrison aad his Jazz gang are
the players for he Rod and Gun
Cub dinner and dance Friday esth-
Ettorney ". l. Simpson of Their
Gopolis was = business visitor in
Cody several days last week
DR.. r. A. KILLS and l. E Peter
son Of Powell were county seat
vsitors on Friday afternoon
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
WE HANDLE IT FOR YOU. Gull
lens Transfer. Phone 2ss or 2O4-
1-2T-1 mo. p
Ancient conversations indicate :
huge crowd at the Rod and Gun
club banquet and dance Friday %
ome you're wanted too
Alex Linton of Meeteetse is in
tie county seat today. MI. Linton
is homeTard bound after ! visit
r the stock show in Denver.
Glen TueblOod returned the
first or the week from Boulder.
Colorado. where he was called TO
settle some business details Of his
mothers estate
Miss Edith Ward is reported as
Steadily gaisiug in strength and
Wim be aide 10 come home soon
Sic recently underwent a major
operation at Billings
Ut. and Mrs. s C. Parks. return
ed Saturday evening from Kansas
CC. No. where they were called
by the death Of the formers sister.
MIS- c. X WIles Of that place
Attorney Ernest ]. GopDert spent
several days 1t Powell last week
MARKING with the new irrigation
district officers in drawing up a
contract which viii be entered into
tse United States government
" " Green spent several DAYS
~ LAlAA--oH ~ SUI A----E
uc5errent : second major oper-
zt5on for an ear trouble His con
d5uoa has beal quite serious but
IL Is hoped that with the second
operation Monday. his condition
VII show Improvement
Sootty Clark returned yesterday
from Sheridan where he visited
With his brother Jimmie. who IS
receiving medical attention at the
sheridan Veterans hospital. He
sites his brother is doing very
well and that there is IN imprcv-
usat IN his condition since he went
there two m0aths ago
Mss RUBY Mcbride left satur-
a. for Casper. where she viii
sFead : fex days before going TO
tie home OF her parents in Iowa
Mcbride. who Is = member
lie Cass @hcoi facr,t. r.
csutly underwent q major opera
TN At Billings. and viii not be
able 10 resume her school room
duties before March first
The ~Conegiza orchestra of
~ybuu furnished the music for
= dance at the Temple Thursday
GsninE The Harrison orchestra
Nrr1Eyed to Greybuu the week be
lore and dispensed music for =
dane given there and the Col
I=ziol's t1P TO Cody was = sort
q return favor There is q ve-y
friendly feeling existing between
GaSs musical organizations. and
ia visits made 10 each others
t1Ens give the dancers = degree
e variety IN music
, 1926-01-27

K of p Minstrels are coming
Feb .3nd is the date
an embroidered house dresses
now on sale at Mrs Wards for
less than cost
Mesdames Ned Frost and Fred
Richard 7 hostesses at q bridge
luncheon today at the Frost home.
Bud Cox OF the Arrowhead ranch
is driving a new Dodge touring
car purchased through the local
agents.
2 N Pearson of the Lincoln
Land company is spending a few
days in Cody this week attending
to business matters.
o. P Roberts of Powell was a
Cody visitor on Thursday evening.
TO witness the Cody-Thermopolis
basket ball game.
MI. and Mrs Earl Pulley are
coming down from Pahaska. after
being caretakers up there for a
portion of the winter months.
Miss Mable Anderson, member of
the Powell school faculty. spent
the week end in Cody with the
Enoch Davies family
Mrs Jack Kelly and daughter
Mecedes. left Monday for her home
in salt Lake city after q weeks
visit with the Lambert family.
Let Cunens' Transfer move your
pianos and household goods. Also
express freight and baggage. Phone
22s OF 204 Lar. l mo. p
M and Mrs ?. A Chisholm re-
turned home Friday after attend
ing the extension workers confer
enee at Laramie and the stock show
at Denver
J.. N Sehwoob returned Tues
day evening from the southern part
of the tat where he has been
for several days attending to bust
ness affairs
Rev = H BeaU returned sat
u1day evening from Rock Springs
where he attended the annual con-
vocation OF the Clergy Of the Epis-
eopal church Of Wyoming
Friday the asth is the date fer
the Rod and Gun club banquet and
dance This club Is affiliated with
the Isaac Walton league and its
purposes deserve the support OF
everyone in Park county
c. u. Cox returned from Billings
Tuesday, where he has been with
Mrs Cox and daughter lean. who
- ---s-=-- --=,-r ---
the St Vineents hospital he states
the little girls condition is slightly
improved at the present time
Nj and Mrs Southgate Freeman
and o Danny. returned from Bill
.liass Tuesday. where young Danny
had been receiving medical treat
nent for al ear ailment They
were accompanied home by Messz
c. N. Cox ard ". w Green
Ms H B Maxon and two daugh-
tiers arrived last week and are nice
: located n the Raymond res
deaee on South Fourth street Mr.
NzxoE has taken the position form
erly held by Conductor Rogers on
the Cody line
Two D1rI1 announcements me-
the Herald failed TO chronicle last
week were those Of the arrival
Of baby girls al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Williams and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Brooks Both of the
little misses are getting along splen-
didly-
Mr.. and Mrs a C Fozrd re-
turned the first IF the week from
Jacksonville. Texas. where they
have been visiting for some time
in hopes Of benenung their health
They drove home as far IS Chey-
enne, but there we're forced TO
abandon their car and make the
balance OF the TIP via train
Nj and Mrs r W Braton are
the proud parents Of a fine daugh-
ter Nary ImoEene. who arrived at
their home Monday morning No
Their and child are reported as do
ing nioely-Bzsin Republican Nj.
Brztton is a brother OF Geo. Brzttoa
Of Cody and made his home here
some time while assisting at the
Golden Rule store He is now
manager OF the Golden Rule store
al Basin
, 1926-01-27
FLOOR POLIsHER AND WAIVER
FOR RENT

/ have purchased . Johnson's
Electric Floor WAXING and polish
ing machine for use OF hard wood
floors and linoleum- Also . full
stOek Of floor Ezx sc Per hour
charged for use Of machine
J. z vOGEL
, 1926-01-27
HERALD WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-640 acres of decided
land all fenced and improved. 9
miles north e of Cody on Cotton
wood creek One mile Of running
water Also have to lease 4 sec
ton of fine grazing land. fenced and
with water the year round
Address Box $50. Cody. Wyoming
1-2o .-10c-
, 1926-01-27
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school lQ=U0 a n
Church u-01 = n
The Junior hish school girls
Sunday school class viii give a play
entitled Captain Courageous No
che will be made
, 1926-01-27

All embroidered house dresses
now on sale at Mrs Wards for
less than cost
, 1926-01-27

IOST-Ruptu7s truss Finder please
isaye al Herald office
, 1926-01-27

FOR SALE-Dodge touring car. in
first class condition r L. yolck-
mer- 1e-2sc
, 1926-01-27
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY

I cuZ skelus star brand floss 1Se
& halls huns lloselle - Isc
&c six ha1dksuohiets. each 1sc
~ $500 SILK slips. close out
riH. sysnts SeedIeerAn shop
, 1926-01-27
TRAPPERS ATTENTION

WANTEDlTo buy all the furs
caught this winter. / will pay the
best prices for coyotes, fox, martin
etc See me before you sell your
catch
l. C. FREEMAN
Phone zew. jan Bop
, 1926-01-27

SPECIAL SATURDAY. ONLY
1 doZ- skein star brand floss --19c
4 balls Nuns filoselle - 19c
55c silk handkerchiefs. each - 19c
All $500 silk slips, close out
each 1919
Mrs Wards Needlecraft Shop
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Rule Held As Slayer.

Richard Henry Rule. aged % years, Of
Washington. murdered William J. Barbee
Jr., aged 10 yesrs, also Of Washington
a coroners jury here CHARGED Monday after
ten minutes elaboration and held the
accused for the grand jury action.
While States Attorney Jos. C. Cissel i,
taking under sdvissment the question of
bail. Rule is lodged in jail here.
Justice Of the Peace John Jones pre-
sided at the hearing. States Attorney
Cissel represented the State. and Attorneys
Barnard Welsh and Thonss Dawson ap-
peared for Rule. The fatal shooting &C.
CURED last Saturday night on the lawn of
the Blue Ridge Pleasure Club, on the Sligo
road. this county. where Rule is manager.
The story Of the tragedy as related to
the jury by witnesses Of the shooting was
Rule, with Q party Of young men and
women. was celebrating Halloween at the
club.
He and four companions were returning
to the club after holding a little pistol
practice on a nearby hill, when the Barbee
party Of eighteen young men. in three auto
mobiles, drove up to the club entrance q.
They were bound for fraternity dance at
the Indian Spring Club and had lost their
way.
There's tough crowd coming up, one
of Rules companions remarked as the
men aliehted from the cars. Rule was
attired in the costume of a Scotchman.
and Samuel Perkins, one of the Barbee
party. remarked. Here's the jolly Scotch
man" upon approaching Rule. Taking
offense at the remark, Rule and Perkins
engaged in a scuffle. After being sepa-
rated. Rule announced he would thrash
anyone who cared to step forward. and
Barbee stepped forth, declaring pick on
some one your size"
Then the shot was fired. 1t passed
through Barbee's left hand. into forehead
and through his head. Hurried to Walter
Reed Hospital. Barbee died on the operat-
ing table.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Club Celebrates Anniversary.

The Newcomb Club, Of Bethesda, one OF
the first women's clubs to be formed in
this county. last Friday celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of its organization
by holding a banquet at the clubhouse on
the game preserve Of the Montgomery
County Game and Fish Protective Asso-
citation, near Middlebrook.
Twenty -five members and former mem
bers and others attended Mrs. o. c. Mer-
rill. president Of the Montgomery County
Federation OF Womens Clubs, and Mrs
Josiah W. Jones. vice president of the
State Federation. were the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Edward Holman " as toastmistress
and toasts were responded to by Mrs.
Merrill and Mrs. Jones Mrs. B. Peyton
Whalen. president Of the club. and Mrs
BENJAMIN T. Elmore, Mrs. George F. Hare,
Mrs. William Emory and Mrs. Percy Allen,
former presidents. Mrs. Whalen was chair
man Of the committee Of arrangements.
The idea Of holding the banquet at the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Widow OF GaIthersburg Hero Is
Given Reward.

The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
last Friday announced the awarding of a
silver medal and death benefit of SIS a
month to the widow of Alexander F. Dunn,
Of Gaithersburg, this county.
Mr.. Dunn. a 67-year-old railroad cross
ing Waterman, died in attempting to save
E. Alexander Gregory. aged 10 years. from
being killed by train at Takoma Park,
d. c.. on February 8. 1925.
Gregory started over the crossing as a
training running fifty miles an hour was
approaching. The boy stopped between
the rails. Dunn, holding a warning sien.
Was standing on the opposite side of the
crossing, six feet from the tracks. He
leaped toward Gregory. and as he touched
the boy both were struck by the train and
killed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Long, Cold Winter Coming.

We are to have winter which will begin
early in the fall, end late in the spring and
bring with it heavy snowfalls and sewers
blizzards. This is not the prediction of
the eoosebone prophet, it is the forecast of
Janvrin Browne, Washington solar expert.
Not only that. but the crop season of
l926-27 in the southern hemisphere and
the crop season of 1927 in the northern
hemisphere are menaced by grave dangers
to the grain harvests Of the world. Browne
reiterates his former prediction that it is
quite possible next year will be year
without a summer" as was 1915. But. he
adds. Il am not predicting a summerless
year in a literal sense" Which means,
we suppose, that we shall have some sort
of faint imitation of summer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Notice r Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber Of Washington, u. C., has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Montgomery
county, Md, letters testamentary on the
personal estate OF
JAMES B. WELSH.
late Of Montgomery county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the End day Of
March, 1927; they may otherwise, BY
law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3ist day Of
August, 1926.
CECILIA X. WELSH.
sen 3.6t Executrix.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-11-05
Associations Meet.

The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Federation of Community School
Associations was held in the auditorium of
the Rockville High school building last
Friday afternoon. and was attended by
200 or more of the officers of the 80 Or
CARNATIONS composing the federation.
Following brief opening address by the
president. Milton W. Phillips, business
session was held, after which addresses
were given by Miss Blanche E. Corwin.
home demonstration agent for the county,;
Richard II. Lansdale and John W. Coffman.
on what we may look back to and forward
to in elementary rural schools in county
high schools and in suburban schools. re-
spectively; by Prof. Edwin w. BroOme,
county superintendent Of public schools. on
HAS Standardization Of Schools Amount
ed TO Anything" and Prof Thomas L. Glib
son, State supervisor Of Fairgrounds, on
What Community School Organizations
Do For Our Schools" Prof. ShinD, OF the
United States Department Of Agriculture,
also spoke. his subject being "Objectives
of Rural Schools"
The proceedings also included exchange
of ideas on various matters affecting the
welfare of the schools, music by Rockville
High School pupils, a solo by Mrs. Rogers
and the serving Of refreshments.
1t was decided to hold meetings semi
annually the next being set for the last
week in April. when the election Of officers
will take place. The president named John
W. Coffman. chairman; Mrs. Jack Ely and
Mrs H. B. Humphreys a nominating CON-
mittee.