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Evening star., 1928-10-28

ESSEX COACH--Latest model; used 5000
miles; has rumble seat and all extras; sold
with guarantee, $3.50. Also Essex Coach,
year old. $3.50. Neumeyer Motor Co., 1925
14th st. North 1922
Evening star., 1928-10-28

PAPERHANGING, painting, plastering, floor
ing, heating, the better kind; very reason
able; estimate cheerfully given; cash or terms;
up to 10 months to pay. National Decorating
Company, 45ll Illinois ave. NV. Adams 15I6.
Evening star., 1928-10-28

LAUEDRESS. first class wishes work to
take home, $3.50 and so week; also gay
lnanA n " pnl A7H4
Evening star., 1928-10-28

! CHANDLER SEDAN, 1925-A-l mechanically
fine paint, and tires; rare bargain your
| car in trde; easy terms. The washington
Evening star., 1928-10-28

ESSEX SEDAN-New car, used only a few
weeks This is a real opportunity to get q
fine car at a bargain. open evenings and
Sunday. Universal Auto Co., Hudson Essex
Dealers, 1929 M st. NV
Evening star., 1928-10-28
PERSONAL.

BEST OF MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE FOR
infants and children 6 mo. up to IL years
of age. Call Berwyn STR. %,
RUGS - Reversible, seamless,
Chenille, made to order from
your old materials, any size or
color Phone Main 2332. 20*
Evening star., 1928-10-28

LACE CURTAINS iaundered, soc pair. Called
for and delivered anywhere. Phone Ga.
Evening star., 1928-10-28

WHY SUFFER TORMENT WITH YOUR
feet, enlarged toe joints, causing premature
wrinkles. when our method gives immediate
comfort?. Flexible, made from plaster cast
of your foot, f1t any shoe. FOOT CORREC-
Evening star., 1928-10-28

CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1927, four-door; fully
draulicators etc: appearances, tires and
mechanical condition like new: 1000 guar
anteed; easy terms; $495s Sheriff Motor
Nn Ro7 K st N "
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
TRADES COUNCIL

The Cooperative Trades and Labor
Council met Tuesday night in regular
session. President Lester Long called
the meeting to order with thirty dele
gates being present.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved
The regular monthly bills were al
lowed
A communication signed by Mat
thew Woll, chairman of the executive
committee of the Workers. Education
Bureau of America, 476 w. oath
street, New York, states that the bu-
reau with the warm endorsement of
President Green has been working out
this winter a series of conferences
dealing with some of the great prob
lens that confront the American la
Dor movement at this time, such as
the injunction and the organization of
the unorganized. He requests that
the central body take active affilia-
tion with the bureau. The communi-
cation was received as read.
A communication from the Neck
wear Workers Union of st. Louis
Mo-, asks whether the members of the
council are wearing union-made neck
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
LABOR GAINS
Allies in Fight for Insurance
Investigation


The insurance interests which sue
ceeded in preventing the enactment
of state fund workmen's compensa-
tion act in Massachusetts now find
themselves facing a much more ser
ious battle-a demand for an investi-
cation of all rates, other than life,
of stock companies and a demand for
reduction in fire costs of not less
than 25 per cent.
Incidental to the fight for the enact
ment of the Ohio law, which labor in
sists gives the workmen more protec-
tion with a lower cost to industry, a
comprehensive study Of all insurance
other than life was made by the labor
group, under the direction of Michael
j. Flynn, of Boston. This disclosed,
among other things, the close relation
ship of fire, casualty and workmen's
compensation insurance companies.
1t also disclosed what the labor men
term an annual "slush fund" of
81 $3.50, 200, which the insurance inter
ests spend each year for the mainte-
nance of bureaus and associations.
According to the labor group, this is
an euphemism to cover the retention
in one way of another of Legislative
good will"
Ordinarily when labor starts any
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
HABIT

A habit is result of repetition.
1t is habit that makes US do about
all the things we do. After SO long a
time habit becomes a necessity.
Most of Us as a rule hate to make
a change or to depart from the rut
of everyday life.
1t is habit that makes us delay
buying our fuel. 1t is habit that al
lows us to neglect the furnace until
the weather is too cold to make the
necessary repairs,
1t is through habit that we shall
burn coal when we can get better re-
suits with good coke.
Speaking of coke:
Do you know that good by-product
coke is better fuel than coal? If
has all the advantages of the best
Goals and not one of the disadvantages.
Do you know that coke can be used
in any steam, hot water plant, fur-
mace or stove without changing the
equipment You can carry slow,
steady fire with coke for spring or
fall days, or can have an intense, sat-
isfying heat that will give you COM
fort on the coldest days Of winter.
Do you realize that the smoke, SCOT
and CRIME Of coal can be forever ban
ished from your home, and you can
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27

wear, suspenders, belts, garters, arm
bands, mems and ladies' handker-
chiefs. The enclosed card with
firms name and address where the
above articles can be secured. The
letter was received and delegates,
take notice.
The International Association of
Machinists of Washington, D. c., in
a letter calls attention to the action
of the Gamewell Company, of Newton
Upper Falls, Mass, in changing their
labor policy which had been fair for
many years, and adopting the use of
the individual or "yellow dog" con-
tract, compelling everyone who work
ed for the company to sign such a
contract as prerequisite for en-
ployment. This company manufac-
lures signal systems for police and
fire departments and traffic signal
systems. The machinists request
that we take up the matter with our
city officials and renew our protest
against this company. Received and
ordered complied with.
The Cigar Makers Cooperative
Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, manu-
facturers of the Three CCC and the
Cigmaco cigars, both union made, calls
attention to their policy of manufac-
turing union-labeled cigars, boxes
made by union labor, also the litho-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27

thing it is left to make it's fight alone.
But as fire insurance rates affect SUBJ
stantially every interest in the COM
munity, from the small householder
whose annual premium may be $25 or
less to the great merchandising es-
Establishments which pay into the hum
dreds of thousands, the labor group in
this drive has the support of COM
munity and mercantile groups.
What may become of the drive is
problematical-the insurance lobby
has been very successful in recent
years in Massachusetts from this
distance it appears that something has
been started that may not be confn-
ed to the old Bay State.-The New
York World.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27

have fuel that will give you quick
even heat?
Good coke costs no more than pre-
pared sizes of Pocahontas coal over
a seasons firing.
When you give your heating cost
the same careful analysis that you
give your other business expenditures,
you will make coke your permanent
fuel for all seasons.
Anyone can learn to burn coke
without any trouble.
If you do not use coke it is because
you have not given it fair trial. One
ton will convince you.
This is day of efficiency in every
day life as we'll as in business, and
one of the most efficient commodities
developed in the last few years is
coke specially prepared for domestic
use.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
What is
KOppers
Miami Coke E:

1t is coal in its utmost refine
ment; best West Virginia and
Eastern Kentucky Goals, cleaned
of slate and other impurities,
baked at high heat in air-tight
ovens. Koppers coking process
drives off all SCOT and smoke
making matter, retaining the
fixed carbon of coal, which is
all heat and burns with glowing
flame.
The coking process develops
cell or pores, which make
Koppers Miami Coke most
responsive to draft control. One
filing lasts all night; a morning
filing lasts al day, except in
extreme cold; then a little further
attention may be needed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27
COAL OWNERS BOOKS
MUST BE PRODUCED

Washington.-The senate commit
tee on interstate commerce that is in
vestigating the coal strike, voted
unanimously that owners must pro-
duce their cost records together with
any other data demanded by the COM
mittee.
Anti-union West Virginia coal
owners led the fight against showing
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1928-04-27

Upon request service man
W u call, free of charge, and
recommend the proper size
for your heating equipment,
and possibly make other help
full SUGGESTIONS. We viii ar
range to call after delivery
and assist you in obtaining 6
the create efficiency from
Koppers Mia mi Coke.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
.Nfp advertisements
PENsIoNs-FHTH DISTRICT

p Bell Trustee Pension Ann BurTiss 60OO
McCeney, Trustee Pension Catherine Baker $500
J.. Trustee, Pension self 10000
T. r. Cissel Trustee Pension Gather 5000
Eiz r. Hardesty, Trustee Pension self 3000l
G. McCeney, Trustee, Catherine Hardesy 35O0I
R. c. Windham Trustee Pension Mary E. Murphy 3OO0l
Trustee Pension self 40O0l
Pension Ca lrie Seek 50O0I
R. B. Farquhar Trustee Pension Liza White 1901
Richard II. Price, Trustee Pc asion self 5OO0I
Adelne Dorsey Trustee, Pension elf 1901
George Buxton Trustee, Pension self 5000
o. Roby, Trustee Pension John H. Fisher 7OO0l
Ray Trustee Thos. Stills and wife 5OOOl
Chas E. Dwyer Trustee Pension Allen Bowie .. 5000
John T. Crawford Trustee Pension self 10000
Emma Stabler, Trustee, Sarah Taylor 5000I
T. Cashel Trustee, Pension Joseph Burrss 60Ool
James It Cashell Trustee Pension Mary Hozen - 6OOO
John A. Wheeler, Trustee, Pension Chas Lancaster 6OOC
c. Cissel Trustee Pension Al xander Clark 5000
Henry Parish Trustee Pension Re- hazel McAllster 5000
Dr. Eugene Jones' Trustee Pens Edward Knight 1900
Chas Jones' Trustee Schooey 100000
Lacy Shaw, Trustee Pension Ida Crawford 6OOO
Edward d. Jones Theodore 18O00I
Campbell Trustee Pension Robert Campbell 5000
Pension David G. Kennedy 5OO0I
Social Service League Trustee 75O0I
Josephine A. johnson, Trustee, PEI sion self 6OOOI
Chas. Jones, Trustee, Pension Sue Mills 6OOC
McCeney Trustee Pension Sam Lancaster OOO
Dr. Eugene Jones' Trustee 40OG
Ella NJ Baker, Trustee, Pension COCO
Chas Jones' 5000
j. W. Hopkins Trustee Pension gar 20O0I
Lacy Shaw, Trustee, Pension John Merson 1000
Lacy Shaw, Trustee, Pension Rancy Merson 1000
Shaw, Trustee Pension Geo Ilobey
Social League, Trustee Pc sion Geo Robey 5000
Total $2,l5O0o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
POLICE FORCE AND Police COURT EXPENSES
Police Fund

Clay Plummer, Sheriff, Civil work 1870
Clay Pummer Sheriff, Expense liquor IT'S
Jos B. Pyes, Sheriff, Civil work 9900I
A. A. Monkey, Uniform equipment 29214
A. A. Monkey, Expense Va trip 1905
A. A. Monkey Transportation of officers 2042S
A. A. Monkey Expense Acct St. Russell 1890
Preston B. Ray, Ck Tax Police officer 1900
A. Jacobs & Sons, Uniform equipment 4045O
Socket Fisk Office supplies 1880
G. V. Hartley NJ D., Professional Palmer 1900
Kenneth Lyddane Stenograph Cooley 1900
VIM. Refund of collateral 75G
Lamb Seal and Stencil Co, Uniform equipment 1912
d. NJ Walford Uniform equipment 12963
The Benedict Press Printing for Police Court 500
Albert Wolfson Uniform equipment 1880
John Oxey Counsel 1900
s NJ. Hamilton Police department 1900
Baltimore Office Supply Co., Office supplies Police Court 25345
Becker Leather Goods Co., Uniform equipment 1860
Jos. W. Howes Rep Chain Police office 15O
Rockville Development Corp, Police $50
Mrs. Harry Sratmeyer, Clock .95
Byron Adams, Application blanks Bldg permits . so
Montgomery Press, Pub. Bldg NIT notices 10000
J. c. Palmer Professional service, niger prints 6200
Montgomery Pub Pub Bldg permit notices 1925
Takoma News, Pub Bldg permit notices 5000
R. p Andrews Paper Co. Office supplies l75
News Advocate Printing dog notices 600
Peoples Store, Supplies Bodmer 1896
Geo. +. Lewis NJ D.. Professional services 1890
r. L. Polk Co., Suburban Directory Police Court 1000
Mrs Enor N. Ferguson, Disposing of dog 200
w. Hicks Son, Merchandise Chief Police 400
c. " Coupard, Rep and Painting and door Police
w. B. Burdete p M Stamped envelopes 441e
Total $2,424.59
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
PENsIoNs-C. ntingent Fund
Law 1925

Social Service League Trustee Pension MOrse $4,000
Social Service League Trustee Pc sion L. Brn . 5000
Social League Trustee 1900
Social Service League Trustee
Social Service League Trustee Pension family
Service League Trustee
Lacy Shaw Trustee, Pension Waldo Bennett $500
Lacy Shaw Trustee Pension Perry Thomas 5000
A. A. Monkey Trustee, Pension Bottle Zeigler 5000
w. B. Monkey, Trustee, Pension Bae Zeigler $500
Farquhar Trustee 5000
Athey, Trustee Mary d. 6OO0
Eugene Jones, Trustee Ada 6OO0
Yowel Trustee Advanced Pc $500
Ed. r. Perry, Trustee Pension Ricketts, 10000
Total $4,000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
REGULAR ROAD FUND-FlRsT ELECTION DISTRICT


W. F. Ricketts,, Repair various roads 49545
s. Haines Repair
VIM. E. Gregg Repair Warfed Road
Dorsey Repair various 1,473Os
C. Wachter Repair Unity
Downey Williams Repair Unity Echison 1880
W. w. Plummer Repair Snouffer Road 31o0
Samuel Devibiss Repair Tridephia
Waters, Repair Laytonsvlle
Walter Alnutt, Repair
Marine d. Darby, Repair Griffith Road - .... 25O5O
G. p Pummer, Repair Laytonsvile TOO
Total $26S123
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
PENSIONS GENERAL


League Trustee Mary $4,000
Social Service Trustee Pc Mrs Sarah carp 1sOOC
Isabelle Jackson 5000
League Trustee Williams 1900
Social Pc sion Mrs Frances Smith 10000
League Trustee Edw. Heneley 5000
Total $4,000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
REGULAR ROAD FUNr-sEcoND DISTRICT


Roy Arehart, Rep Germantown $13290
o. Hood Rep Kingsley Rd. 1504O
Arthur Gou and Son, Road supplies 18AS
Chas p Hickerson, Rep various
James f. King, Rep. various roads 34950
Norris M. King, Rep. Watkins Rds 200
{. G. Burdete Rep Hyattstown Rd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
w. Ungesbee, Rep. Boyd Rd 1850
R. Thompson, Rep various roads 2946O
Horace M. Thompson, Rep Hyas Rd 915O
Norman Williams Rep Kings Valy $3.50
A. Pearre Rep Clarksburg 1900
w. I. Warfed Rep Goshen Rd $3.50
Thompson Williams, Rep Cedar Grove Rd 34.50
Melvin W. Beal, Kings Valley Rd 1925
J. H. Stevens, Rep. Stevens Rd 1000
E. Edwards Rep Edwards Rd 1150
j. Waters Woodfed Rep. Baltimore Rd 1880
Chas G. Lnhicum, Rep Clarksbu. Rd 105.50
Miss Carrie Blunt, Baltimore I'd 1900
VIM E. Thompson, various roads 203.36
G. W. Watkins
Pearl c. King, Rep. Lewisdae Rd 29O0
Carlin Bros. Rep Slidel Rd 51O0
Beall Bros, Rep. Clarks Lewisdae I'd 5000
VIM A. Waters, Rep. Blackhi Rd. 140S%
Raymond King, Rep Clarksburg I'd 14600
H. T. Price, Rep Boyd to Baltic
Travila Carlisle Rep Hyattstown Rd
Geo. c. Darby, Cnders, Buck Lodge Rd $500
L. Burdette, Carksburg Id.
H. L. Layton, Rep Browningsvile Rd
Total $S2s744
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
Pr FUND-sIxTH ELECTION DISTRICT

4. d. Waters Road machinery supplies 24O
?. E. Waters, Truck supplies
Dorsey Waters, Repair various roads Sl.3l
NJ. j. Lime Co., 49,. ... ... - CLIO
Rockville Fuel and Feed Co., Road material 5S.76
Brosius Bros and Gormley, Truck supplies .... 663
B. o. Railroad Co, Freight
r. c. Browning Repair Germantown .... 4.9O
Chas W. Mossburg, Repair various roads 2S9OO
W. II. Fawcett Repair various roads l07OO
Gosnel Russell Co., Stone
Samuel Lowe, Repair Travlah Road 97OO
Chas. McCrossin, Repair Travillah Road 240O
W. j. Selby, Repair Germantown Road 1880
Total $lO147l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

Chas j. Green, Repair Laytonsvlle Road 10000
Green Stone for Laytonsvlle Road 5000
NJ D. Darby Repair various roads $500
Nathan Burdee Repair Warfed Road lib
Nathan Burdete Repair Goshen Road 1867
Geo w. johnson, Repair Unity Road 1900
Total 957O5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
p. l. FUND--DIsTRICT

NM Chas A. Caget Stone Shady S75
w. +. Ricketts, GroveR 6S5OI
E. 25
Co,
[e ID. Bandford Bnklow 95
H. c. 12
Ee se'.erm 1850
.Uou o. , GIN Hawkins Co, Dynamite, etc 1870
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
P.L FUND-sECoND DISTRICT

v. A. Muinix, Repair Cedar Grove Road $3.50
R. L. Young, Repair Boyds Road 232O0
R. L. Young, Repair Boyds ..-. 5000
Bituminous Products Co., Road material 28900
W. Price, Repair Hyattstown Road 1876
Depar Second District Roads $500
Standard Lime and Stone Co., Stone 1891
Wade, Repair Boyd and Bocktown Roads 1850
Mortimer Luhn, Repair Mill Road 1900
Burdette, Repair Gaihersburg Pike 6OOO
H. Price, Repair Boyd Bocktown Roads 35.4O
Price, 35.4G
Lenovitz Road material 1925
Burdette Repair Hyattstown Road $3.50
Richard T. Burdette, Repair Old Baltimore Road 1400
King, Repair Kingsley Clarksburg Road 1890
Bea, Repair Grove-Srngtown 2200
Burdette, Repair Hyasown Lewisdale Road 6700
Price, Repair Clarksburg Lewisdae Road 1125
Total s., 42437
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
P. FuNp-rHIRrEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT


w. G. Johnsan, Repair various roads 9O97s3
Griffith and Perry, Use of dump, 65365
Frank Wootten Driving roller and equipment $4,000
Lewis Johnson Repair various roads $500
Thomas L. Sherbert Repair various roads 625 90
W. j. Giddings, Gas 1183l5
Maryland Garage Truck supplies and and oil 23l
Hunter Bros Truck supplies and and oil 1896
o. Railroad Co.. Freight stone and road material 21O736
Red c. Oil Co.. Oil 55
M j. Grove Lime Co, Stone 1906 36
W. F. Cissel Repair various roads 27s27
B. A. Mcintosh, Repair various roads 164O4
H. L. Sricker Hauling cinders i4O0l
R. c. Wndham Repair Silver Spring Road 2775I
T. L. Amoss, Repair Silver Spring Road ......... 1000
Morris White, Cinders 5,235 so
A. E. Briggs, Cinders 44OO 90
B. F. Saul, Repair Saul Road 100 90
Standard Lime and Stone Stone I47se
Silver Spring Garage Gas and OIL. 17O57
J. F. Krouse Repair Ken Gar Rd $500
ID. S. Richards, Repair Silver Spring Road 500
Chas E. Elliott, Viers Mill Road 10000
Marshall Washington, Stone, New Cut Road . 2AOO
D. M. Blandford Stone ........... ..- .. 1851
Chas A. Clagett Repair Saul - - $500
Washington R. R. Exp Co., Removal track Silver Spring
North American Cement Co, Stone 6276S
Bituminous, Road material 90
Walter Magruder, Repair Magruder Road - 10000
Robert c. Ray Repair Ray Bros. Road 2S3O0
Latimer Maloney Steam shovel 2e0.66
d. L. Milsead, Spreading cinders . 264OO
Latane and Monkey, Removing stump 5000
Christine G. Hurlebaus Repair Hurebaus Road - 1890
The Barrett Co., Road material bO422
j. D. Miller, Repair Silver Spring $500
Hardy Cisse Grading Silver Spring 1880
Thos L. Sherbert Cinders Woodside Park 5000
Miss Nellie McCeney Road material
Noah Bowman, Repair Bladensburg 5000
Thomas Bayne, Repair Bayne Road 212OO
Silver Spring Bldg Supply Lumber
Walter r. Walton, Repair Silver Spring Avenue
NJ u welsh Repair Viers Mill Road 1855
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
p. L. FUND-sEvENTH DISTRICT

r. T. FUND-SEVENTH
E. Magruder, Repair various roads 7177.62
Corp, material ......- 347OO
Perry material 228OO1
A Clagett Repair 311246
b. & O. Railroad Co. Demurrage and freight ....... $3.50
Imirie Bros Road machinery and supplies 6643I
T. Morris White Cnders 3s53.37
Monumental Oil Co., Motor supplies 1000
Garage, supplies 34.5i
Corporation lO41 90
Bethesda Lumber Co., Repair Grafton Street ... 1856
North American Cement Corporation Stone ... 1896
C. w. Lane Repair various roads .......u. 223.0O
Lumber CO., Road material .......-. 1875
Total ,4864s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
PREMIUMS ON BONDS & w0RKMENs COMPENSATION
Police Fund

Police Fund
Robert G. Hilton, Agent Premium BIDS. Pol office $4,000
Rockville Development Premium BIDS Pol. Office 1900
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

excruueu Irvn All oenent OF saIu estate. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

ssO-sF-Fs. ss-e..s..ss. raUuIt-
gomery county. once in each Of three sue
caseiva vsaaka hafnra the said IRth 49,, "A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

North Washington Realty Repair Harding Street 5676
Jos w. Edwards Repair Road near Four Corners $4,000
T. M. Leigbig, Repair Lay Hill Road 645O
R. M. Heller, Repair Thayer Avenue 1880
B. F. Ster Repair Woodside Road 14SO
McCeney Greenfield, Cleaning right of 1000
Total .........-~ s3S $1,000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
REGULAR ROAD FUND-THIRD DISTRICT

Standard Oil Co., Truck supplies Sf575
D. H. Shreve, Rep. rds 9223O
Thos Poole, Rep. Martinsburg Rd
Butler and Fisher Rep Whites Rd
8. and o. Railroad Co, Demurrage
D. H. Reynolds Rep Sycamore Rd. and work 19475
L. E. Major, Stone, Sycamore Rd
Elgin Brothers. Truck supplies
Chas Matthews, Rep River Rd 1860
Frank |. Davis Rep Edws. Ferry ad Ais
D. S. Clothier, Rep various Rds 1O995
Benz F. Shreve, Rep Dckerson Cross Rds. 117OO
Philips s. Johnson, Rep. Alnutt RI
VIM T. JONES' Rep Maensburg Rd
H. W. Wood Rep Wood Layonsvle Rd $500
Thos G. Shreve, Rep. Belt
Geo. A. Staub Rep Bealls Rd $500
Robert W. Alnutt Rep. Anutt Rd
Allnutt Brothers, Rep Dawson Sen Rd $3.50
Samuel Jarboe Rep. Edws Ferry Rd
Geo w. Brewer Rep various roads
L. H. Price, Rep various roads 1,6147O
7. H. Clements, Rep. Poolesville $500
W. L.. Aud, White and Aud 54OO
Jos. N Alnu Rep White and Aud Rd 1890
j. H. Havener, Rep Whites Ferry Rd
Lewis Alnut Rep Sugarland Rd. 750
Total $4,75569
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

for Montgomery county, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, passed in a cause wherein Elsie
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01

containing six rooms and bath and hav-
49, 49,. -..-.~- L~~. ~i~~.-i~ E.'h.~ -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
P. l. FUND-EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT

IN E. Gregg Repair various roads 427443
j. C. Dorsey Repair various roads ..... 45O86
A. J. Thompson Repair roads TABS
L. c. Burns Hauling 13460y
D.. M Blanford, Hauling stone m m ...... $3.50
Rockville Fuel 29217
B. & O. Railroad Freight 22336
John Lethbrdge, Repair Sandy Spring ..... $3.50
Cha E. Nicholson Repair Brookevle Sunshine 1900
Alfred Hood, Repair Cedar 1900
Edward Barnsley Unloading Emory 37297
VIM Bryan, Repair Ashton Brighton 2575
3. J. Abel, Stone 1880
Maryland State Roads Commission Rep Sandy Rd 1900
Walter Walick, Repair Ednor Road $685.
W. G. Johnson Repair roads 223O2
c. L. Gipen, Repair Dr. Bird Road 5325I
Total $1O,71335
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-06-01
P.L FuND-THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT

p. |. FUND-THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
Standard Oil Co., Truck and tractor supplies 29955
Standard Lime and Stone Co., Sto 1896
j. G. l. Construction Co., Road material 435 so
D. H. Shreve, Repair various roads 31470
Railroad Freight 94667
D. Reynolds Repair roads 14725
E. Major Repair Pooesvle- -..a 2163OO
61200
Peoples Store Roller supplies 564
Egn Bros, Road supplies 1925
A. Staub Gasoline supplies 2351
Gormey repairs supplies 1890
L. B. Nicholson Road supplies 1875
Dllow Hauling 1900
Mack Ganley, Truck hire 1900
$6,7lO6s