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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
CHAPTER 34s

An Act 10 propose an smendrn-nf 10
Secsiou IS Of Articse 3 Of the Conzitutsoa
Of the STATE Of NsFyEsDd. title Legislative
Department. regulating the eonpensatiou
Of the members Of both Houses q The
GeDersi Assembly Of Asrylsod. and 70
pgDri5e foT the s1b<utssson Of kssd amend
neat 70 the qualified voters Of the STATE
81 Maryland ios s@S1yi1n " rejection
SeCtion ] Be u enacted By the General
Assembly Of Maryland lthree -sflhs u al
the members u each q the tso Hoses
coocurrIngl. That the fo1lo~ing Be ID the
sane - hereby proposed a. an aneodusut
% Section IS Of Article 5 Of the Coasutn-
ticn Of the STATE Of Maryland. :itle. Leg
isasuve Department. the sane. n adopted
b. the legally QaAli6ec voters Of the STATE
ss herein psgy1oed. 10 become Section IS
Of Ariicie Of the Constitution Of The
State Of Maryland.
IS The General Assembly may coutiaue
its Session 50 lons a. 10 its judgment The
poblic interest may require. fcf q period
not longef thsn ninety days and each
member thereof shall receive a compenSa-
ton Of fifteen dollars per diem for every
day he shall attend the session. but not
f0y such days as he may Be absent. unl-ss
absent on account Of sickneSs o. b. leave
u the House Of which he is a member
and he shall also receive such miiesee as
may Be allowed By lau. Dot exceeding
twenty cents per mile and the presiding
oe5oes Of each House shall receive an I'd.
ditional compensation Of ten collars Der
day. Nben the Ceoefal Assembly shall b
convened b. Proclamation Of the Goyefuor.
the session shall Dot continue loneer than
thirty days. and in such case the compen.
sstion shah be the same a. herein pre-
scSibed-
Section 2. And be IL further enacted
That said sfOsegoing section hereby pgo-
posed - an amendment 20 the Constitu-
ton Of the State Of Maryland shah. az the
next General Election for MEMBER Of The
General Assembly Of Maryland Dc s1b-
mitted to the legsl and qualified votrrs Of
the State. for their adoption o. rejection
10 p1rsoAncs Of the directi0ns contained in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
DWELLING HOUSE

IL sS9c eoo1iti0a. mat b99se ben sazse.
ESoas ard fsrsfe and 0<her Osfbsil1iaEs /.
frat tees also O the place and = sci q
satsx. Tho property . heated ia SAID
a01ifODefy C9S1ry. o. the PIKE ie@oi1G
from Germantown tossrd Dsssooyilie. and
q abogt oSe and ooe-hah miles frorn Ger
raactosn Sssfi0a- This sad 10 d kfo1oo
acjosoS The izn1s q John 2. Hsrxett and
o<berA The property . conyenieat 70
stores- schools and churches. and O9ers .
spaeodid oppoStuniiy fo< desirable bone
TERMS or SALE. a. prescribed By The
noStGsse Cash 4 deposit q too han-
dred and Hfty (Sz50 00) dollars ~iH Be
required ~ben the property 10 kDocked co~n
90 the day q sale. haiaDce of the purchase
DooeY 10 Be paid upon rstihestioa Of the
sale b. the Circuit Court fo< MOnteonery
County. sitting a. Court Of Equity Goa
yeysnciEs OF the cust o. the purchaser
BOWIE 2. WATERS.
AsSisnee d morfesEe f0r the
purpose q foseciosure
July Ats
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Thursday. the Dist day Of
August. 1890

81 the b0ar q I o'esock. 2. N
the property described IN TIE sad oe-d q
tr0sI. t0-SH-
Al that certain peer - psrcel q land
and premises situate. lyI1s and oeinS IL
k01tfoD-ry c011iy. in the STATE q Mar
land. and distinguished as Lot 20. Bl1ct
ia IN tne resabsoisis5oa q paris q Blocks
Is and - IN q s8ooIsisioa kBo-n as
-EoseDoor. MoniEonery e1aniy. ss PEI
pat recorded 10 Plat Book So 4. plat 3s4
q th- Land Records fo< said Nonlsomsry
Cgu1iy.
his properly - improved By an unogn-
plet-d sl-brsck dwelling house. having :
Rooms and 2 baths nth mooern imprUye-
meats ard SEATED al the northwest corner
Of NOuteOneFy Lzne and %-sl Lsn-
TERMS Or SALE All cash. 4 deposi f,
Of $500 90 ~in b. required al the tine o;
sale
Terms q ssie q be compaied nth ~ithin
i've Gays alter the hnzi rzti5cslton Of the
Ssld sale b. th- Circuit Court f0r mont
somesy co1nty. Maryland. other-ise The
property iii be fes9ld 81 the risk and cat
q the oefsBliins purchaser
COayeysnang- rrcorcing n0tsry fees. er-
sminstion Of title. etc. 10 * at the coss q
the purchaser
J ROGER SPAIES.
ALFRED B. BAKER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
Trustees Sale
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
In EdsezDosr. NootsozDsrT Ca1niy.
Nafytzn1

By TlrEOe Of the poss- and suibo-lty
conferred by certain deed q Trust fro1a
The E3EeD3or C9Esstr3cziun Company a
Asryisna CoEp-) 70 Leslie H Charies and
Alfred 3 5skes. Trustees. oste5 jose 1
1928. AMI reco<oeo s1s0os TIE Land Rex ras
fox N0nison-rY co2aty. Maryland. ia L.c,-r
No 457. iols9 34s. oetzalG having occurr-s
IN the Indebtedness secured th-fzoy. Tx
GDoetS sDeo. Alfred B. BaE-r and J. Roz-r
Spstss. Substitute trustees. ~iA otzsr f1- Esi-
At pa.lsc s0cgioa. IN frOai q the pcerllses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
AMENDING SECTIONS z AND
q nE ART1rT Z vi

~Thls amendment coafrfs upon the Lee.
lsisi0re poser 20 s9tooriZe oepstles. en-
ps0ye1 IN the Treasury Department 20 sign,
eo3BterNsn sDo Grant warrants and 10
sasa. eo1nteFSlgn and issue ehecks fOr the
Withdrawal Of f0n3s from the Trezszry d
the STATE 8o1es regulations prescribed sy
the Legislature
Appxuse1 April 2 1929.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
Order Nisi.
Cssries C. Simns Ct al ~. kesinaid
Burroughs e sl

CAsrles C. Simns Ct al ~. kesinaId
Burroughs e. 81
In The Circuit Court foS Montgomery county
a. Court Of Equity No. 4643 Equity
Ordered this 10Th day Of July. A. D.
1880. by the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county. a. . Court Of Equity. that the
Auditors Fink Report fled in the above
entitled cause. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 70 the conirary thereof Be
shown on o. before the 9Th day Of
August next Provided copy Of this ordes
Be inserted IN some Newspaper Published
IN said AontgoDery county. once in each
Of three Successive weeks before the said
9Th day Of August. A. D. 1890.
PRESTON b RAY. Clerk
Circuit Court fos Montgomery county.
True copy-Test
PRESToS B RAY.
July l6-td Cerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
Dwelling House. Lot md
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE

The house has 5 rooms. front and bach
psorches. . large Dry cellar. a nevef-failiue
~eA Of water close in the rear ali in eE-
ceileni repair The lot comprises to acres.
divided into a spacious feriile garden and
an oschsr5 Of apple. peach. pear and cherry
trees The appae trees number about 40
and The the Others bear delicious fruit.
This property Is located Immediately on
the ASery road. about one mile northeast
Of Rockville
The Undersigned o~ner Sil De al hone
after Jelly 10Th and Gladly show and price
the above named property 10 al Inquirer
Terms. cash
MRS FRANK GITTINGS.
july Aim Rockville. W.
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Order Nisi.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
Saturday, the 26th day Of
July 1890.

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- tse prs1lses. sezf GeSE.s1tgsn in "a -
ksosso1eTY CO9agy. e@es for ssI-. e. pat
&c s8-15so. a the LAID szsd improvements
oescTltec IN SAD n1o<tGses- te-sH:
one % AcSE. Two ~ RoODs AND
THIRTY 800 SQUARE PERCaES
Of lAn1. E3sre o< hes-
This p<opsesy . in.pxosed b. f~od sesea-
ro9rn franc
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css'..zl1sss IN . e.srsla Essrtfsfe frsrn Joan
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k0ote0ossy C.0s1sy. Nsrylsas. IN Lbss
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For Sale.

Pufsbred Belgian Stallion.
Corn harvester.
BIG tractor.
Paper hammer mill
Address. kentsdaie Farms Betbe.ds
Nd.
c L BUSRlSS. JR.
July ls-lm
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Naryiana University Pass Fsru
C0ufereuce.

AsSe tksn 100 rpeakers srs .rh-s.-s "a
% s1orss the Fsrmers Msstesink Cor,.
fssencs 70 - hesd Asszr u % IS. iacsu.
@se. q The UniyerssrY q Nsrylss.d. AcSsrs-
Ia % The eo~aOaesed p<osrsrls aasosnce.a
- Dr. " B. Sy1E8s1a. cirezax a IA.
sAlsesEty erlensio1 SERVICE. shs ~IE re
side-
f0A0wins q eenesal sesasoa q sh<A
The purposes q The cOnierenne eli Be sr.
pi4ined b. D.. SyEDons. starting st 10
oeAoch q the openinG day. and a. ~hsch
kooan Hood. scsinS becrrtary Of the Ma.
uoaai Cooperative Coaneai. III tan %
pr-sent tfeods d cooperative rnagfetins
snd James G. Stone. q The Federal Farm
Beard. VII outline the psans and parpose.
q that body. the conference wIH Be given
over % troop seasionA
heetinss siH be hid daily b. Ii. dsir,
fruit and vegetable. grain sod hyeaora
posAtTy. and tobsceo sections 18th proni-
neat leaders d sencaliaral oessntzatioo,
% the speakera Evening sessioos vii Be
devoted 10 feesp<ioa and to s0tioa pc.
t1re dispaays and special entertainment
The university has placed ell is facilitie,
- the dispossl q the ooafereoce. inelOdins
dexmitOries aud the dining room. In al
invnatioa 70 al farmers 20 participate. Dr.
SyussDoos says IN par
We need Iesden 10 the conservative
mOvemenL Il i believed that this COZ.
fereoce sin do foe Maryland What the 10.
stttne Of coopesafion Is endeavorins 20 do
fos the kstiOa- viz oevelop coopxstiv,
consciousness among our people TOO mutual
beneAt
~The Farmer hsrketins Conference
oGers farm men and women Of Maryland
~ oppoSt1niIy to spend four exceedingly
profitable and peasant days Of their State
university. and the officials Of that inui.
tnEi0a III DO Otly Be- slsd 10 welcome
thsm. bit sre snxi0os that al rural peOple
considss Themselves personally invited 10
attend snd participate in the conference. %
Aitrf bnffleoly wound down fourteen
sssssvatiOns the United States Senate 90
MonAsy last ratified the LOodon treaty foe
She limitation and reduction Of naval
armament b. . vote So to 8. With only
the Morris reservation invslidatine secret
sereements o. Understandings attached.
A. The members Of the Senate Ieft. fol-
Iowine adjournment. they began their hrss
eEtendsd vacation since June Of 1928.
Siscs they reoonvened IN December Of
that yeas The S@aste has beea in almost
eoaSgaaG Ssssio0. SiGb Ohly short bsesks.
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Tor SALE.
II Two lots, 4-foom BUNGALOW
We'll Of eood water. garage and g yong
orchard
IRVINE RICKETTS,.
July 4-im Montrose. Md.
w A small piece Of land 10 buy
q hire forchicken raising and storage 10 o.
near Warrington Must be on good road
dry and level Apply
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Milford chronicle., 1930-01-17
Milford, Friday, January Il, 1880

MILFORD CITIZENS will as
semble in the Armory Hall this eve
ming, there to discuss the affairs OF
the town and nominate a ticket to
be balIoted for at the annual town
election on Monday afternoon. II
will be well for those attending the
meeting to consider the problems
confronting the town from every
angle, and to consider well men for
the several positions to be filled.
Milford is a good town in which to
live and has many advantages not
enjoyed by towns of it's size; but in
the matter of the city government
the citizens have allowed things to
drift somewhat. Our neighboring
city of Dover, through a progressive
Town Council and other active civic
bodies, has forged ahead rapidly
during the past few years. 1t will be
we'll for Milford citizens to bury the
hatchet, forget many of the petty
things which have influenced recent
town elections and through coop
Grafton of the several factions nom
mate and elect men who will
through progressive methods put the
town in the forefront of Delaware
cities. Consider well your action at
tonight's town meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-17
Every Citizen Should
Attend TolUn Meeting

assessment of 100000, the amount
he would be called on to pay for
such improvements would be $50.
Hence if it is. desired to pay the en-
tire sum at once an additional rate
of 1 per cent could be levied and
collected for one year. These are
not actual figures. 1 am using them
merely for purposes of illustration,
since the distribution Of the cost
would be reflected in the assessment.
If. on the other hand, the citizen
has use for the $50 or can earn o
per cent or better with it, he has the
alternative of using the borrowing
power of the town, which is superior
to that of an individual for many OBJ
vious reasons that are too numerous
to mention, and he can borrow at
ga per cent to per cent the $50
needed to pay for his share of the
improvements. He can then arrange
to nav the loan with twenty serial
bonds, one payable each year, which
will mean that his tax payment Will
be increased by $3.50 plus interest
until the total amount is paid. Thus
the citizen is paying for the I'M
movements in twenty installments,
but differing from other installment
payments, he is making these long
time payments at a less rather than
a greater cost, since he is actually
gaining the difference between the
borrowing power of the town, name
Iy, 4S-4 per cent to per cent and
the earning power of the money
that remains in his hands during
the period of twenty years.
This is merely one question, OF
many, that directly affects every cit
izen of this town. Surely the cltl-
zens of Milford should be sufficient
ly interested to attend the annual
town meeting, give expression to
their views on such matters as in
terest them, and elect representa-
tiyes who will carry out their wishes.
Very truly yours,
H. B. THAW.
Milford chronicle., 1930-01-17
Community Chorus

New members are still joining the
chorus. The last rehearsal was well
attended and the committee delight
ed to learn of many more who are
coming to the next rehearsal. On
Tuesday evening the men of the
chorus met at the home of one of
the members and practiced, male
quartet numbers and other parts to
the choruses, which are to be sung
at concerts which are planned for
the near future. Several new men
joined this group and it is hoped the
girls will do as well.
1t would be a great surprise for
most people to realize how many
really good voices there are in our
midst, although unframed.
At the Tuesday evening practice
for the men, it was discovered that
two men had very good musical
voices. They had always had the
impression they could not sing. OF
course, one must be able to sing to
be in the chorus, but many times it
is a matter of having some one to
guide the voice and place it where
it belongs.
Hence the chorus committee will
be glad. to arrange for any men to
have their voices properly placed
and helped individually at Tues
day evening mems group practice.
Get in touch with any one of the
following committee and they will
tell you all about it: Shockley
Daughtery, chairman; Mrs. Edwin
Messick, secretary; MISS Helen
Tatman, librarian; Douglas Fry, as
sistant librarian; Miss Elizabeth
Carlisle, finance chairman; Mrs.
Daniel Hirsch, Mrs. Harry Humes,
Mrs. AL. Houston, Mrs. Postles Ham
mond, Gus Dickerson, Chas. Varney
and Mrs. Davis R. Grjer.
Any women or girls voices may
have the same opportunity
The men show splendid promise
of developing good male quartet
work. We need more tenors. Please
helm us to enlarge that group too.
Two splendid programs are Dclng
prepared and the committee hopes
through the activities of a good
chorus to be able under its auspices
to occasionally bring to Milford
some fine artists to assist and thus
give everyone the opportunity to ac-
tually hear and see some OF our
leading radio artists and others.
This is all possible if a large and
good chorus is developed through
the efforts of every church and or
ganization in the community help
ing by their interest and encourage
ment.
The chorus meets every Wednes-
day evening at the Community
Building at 7:45 Director, Mrs. An
abel Groves Howell of Wilmington