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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08

Velke ustTicove body u
jspoTada spolek sv. Klementa
{. 113 K. DIV pondelf, II. uno-
ra 1885 v dolejsl mlstnosti O.
sadn1 skoly.
= Pevecky Dram. Sbor sv.
Cecilie sehraje divadlo MAVEN
"Dedeckovy housle", V nedeli.
II. 1nora We skolni SIM ma Col
lington Avenue.
= Rieger Klub usporada
velkolepou zabavu "3 IN 1" v
pondelf, 18. 1nora v dolejslch
mfstnostech osadnf Skoly ma
Collington Avenue.
Masopustni veceri uspo-
Tadajf zeny z osady sv. Vaclav-
sk6 We prospect kostela v Ute
ry a We stredu, &c. a 27. 1nora
V dolejSfch mistnostech Skoly.
Zacatek V 6 hodin vecer.
= Vyrocnf Pies Sboru Kato-
lickych SokolG Sc Dude konat
V pondel1, 25. unora v Katolic-
Ike Budove, Madison a Duncan
ulic pri hudbe Sokolske.
= Kostelnf Vybor ma ukon-
cent Masopustu poTada diva
do MAVEN "Moravkova rodi-
ma ma venkove", ktere sehrajf
Ochotn1ci osady sv. Vaclavske
v nedeli, 8. bTezna V osadni ST.
nj ma Collington Avenue. Ia
catek V 8:15 vecer.
- Tel. Jednota Sokol Curtis
Bay pofada divadelnf pTedsta-
vent V nedeli, "a. unora We 3.
hodiny odpol. " Sokolovne v
Curtis Bay. Hrati Sc Dude ga
nam zenu Cd mandlu'', veselo-
hra o 3 jednanfch. Proto kdo
Sc chces mile pobaviti a zasma-
ii, nezapomen pTijft neb kazdy
je srdecne ivan.
= Velke ustTicove body u
spoTada Young Mems Bohe-
milan Democratic Club, 7. war
dy We svych klubovnich mist
nostech, 21O0 Ashland Avenue
V nedeli, 10. bTezna, cd /. do 6.
hodin vecer.
- Vybor Slovenskeho Do
mu uspofada Masopustni ia
necn1 zabavu pondelf, dine 4.
brezna Katolicke Budove,
Madison a Duncan ulic v ma
rodnich slovenskych krojich.
Sokolska Jednota Blesk
poradati Dude sve 60. Sibrinky
v pondeli, A. brezna v Sokolov-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Zatcen.

Pc obdrzenf zlodejskeho a.
p~oliciste zapadn1 stani-
ce obklopili v 1tery v noci p1j-
covnu penez, {. 645 w. Balti-
more ulice a zatkli muze, jenz
SNAIL Sc pTelezti plot v pozadi
domu. Ztotoznen byl jake 81
lety John Halter.
= Diva, Clarence White, 20
lety a David Cabaries, 31lety,
drzani jsou pro velkoporotu
pc rozbiti sklenenych dveTf v
obchodu S obuvf v 100 blocku
Laurens ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Poranen padem Sc strechy

Pr shazovani snehu sc sire
chy dvou-poschodoveho domu
ma st. Thomas Lane, spadl v
nedeli 58lety Richard Murphy
a tezce Sc poranil.
= Harriet Meyers, 84leta z
Irving ulice, popalila Sc v nede-
Ii, kdyz odhodila hor1ci sirku,
cd n1z Sc ma nj chytily saty
Hasici uhasili ohen neil tento
sc zmohl.
= Padem ma ledem pokry-
tenn chodn1ku zranena byla v
1tery 70leta Della Turtle ma
Fulton avenue u Preston ulice.
Zlomena il byla panev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
neho opet zlepseno Dude.
Zmsny v ruske ustave.

Zmeny V sovetsk6 1stave tax
ably lidov6 hlasovanf Sc stale Ii
beralnejs1m byly pripojeny ku
agende sovetskeho vSe-uniove-
no kongresu ma zadost presi-
denta Michala Kalinina. Gee
kava Sc, re jeho program Dude
potvrzen nez Sc kongres V Mo-
skye odroc1.
Zmeny zahrnuj1 rovnoprav-
ne zastoupenf pro mesta a ven
kov, pf1mou volbu volici dele
gatu do vse-unioveho kongre-
su, a tajn6 hlasovacf pravo, kite
re dosud Rusku zavedeno ne
bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Varuji pred "doktorem" hodin

Policie vydala v pondeli w
strahu, ably nikdo medal Sc O.
klamath muzem predstavuji-
elm Sc jake zlatn1k a nabizej1-
elm spraviti hodinky. M1sto
spravky necha 81 tyto.
Hazel March z E. North A
venue oznamila policii, re ku
sprave sverila muzi zlate sv6
hodinky cenene ma $50. Par
"doktor" snail zlaty obal z no.
dinek, strojek nechal ma stole
udav, re potfebuje nejaky ole
jfcek a re zpet Dude v kratke
dobe. Stroiek zGstal lezeti ma
stolku, ale "doktor" Sc zlatym
obalem vice sc nevratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Opustsna We svatebni den.

V 1tery povolen byl rozvod
A. Plorine Quinn z Gwynn Oak
avenue cd jejfho manzela Do
nadia P. Quinn.
Pr vyslechu stanoveno, re
oddani byli V listopadu 1881,
kdyz ona byla Is rokG starou-
re vratila Sc S manzelem do
domu a on tento lined opustil
odcestovav do New Yorku Sc
slibem, re Sc vrat1. Krone do
pisu il zaslaneho Sc nevratil.
Psal il: "Draha, nev1m zda-li
prfjdu anebo pGjdu. Miluji t6
tax velice, re jsem nyn1 jinym
clovekem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Dftko nopaIero

Sest rok6 stara Catherine
Huber pr hrani 81 v dome, {.
1913 Bank ulice, popalena by
la velice tezce. Saticky ma dit
ku chytily1se Cd malych kamen
Jejl 21lety bratr valel ses-
|tTicku pc podlaze, az horici sa-
ticky ma nj udusil.
- Rose McCabe, SO rokG
stara vdova, popalena byla We
SVEN domove, 1916 Aisquith
ulice. Saty chytily Sc ma nj cd
kamen ma uhlf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Americka MISE " Rusku
ZmenSena.

Americke diplomaticke "a
stoupenf v Rusku, jez znovu
zr1zeno bylo pc uznan1 SOVIET
skeho Ruska pred rokem, zmen
seno Dude, jak oznameno z
Washingtonu. Pry neni tam
pro toto dosti prace ano oziv-
mutt obchodnlho s%pojen1, jak
bylo ocekavano, nenastalo.
Znacnou pfekazkou mezi O.
bema zemema jest neshoda o
dluhu Ruska Spojenym Sta
tGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Baltimore Open Forum.

V nedeli, 10. 1nora, V Balti-
more Open Forum V Lehman
Hall, {. 848 N. Howard ulice,
pfednaseti Dude pokrokovec,
E. c.. Lindeman ma thema :
"Vychova pro socialni zmenu'
Otazky jsou zodpov1dany
prednasejfcim. Prednasku O
3. iodine predchazl hudba.
Vstup jest volnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
KIanal.

John Grill re 100 bocku N.
Glover ulice drzan jest pod "a
rukou $500 pro porotnf rizenf.
Komise Baltimorske pomoci u
dala, re vyplaceno bylo j
$178.54 Grillovi ma vyzivu
vzdor tomu, re manzelka jeho
V teze dob6 zamestnana byla.
Vyd6lava tydne $14.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
1920 komunistI zatceno
" Parizi.,

Pochod nekolika tis1c komu-
nistG ma PaT1z We stTedu zasta-
ven byl polici1. Zatceno bylo
asi 1900 pochodujfc1ch a je-
jich revolvery, klacky a hole
jim odebrany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Otrava.

= Margaret Hawthorn, %
leta, S tez1 zachranena byla v
pondel1 pri zivotu, kdyz stala
Sc obet1 plynu V kuchyni apart
mentu V l. blocku vych. 80. III.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Deficit vladnf pokladny.

Deficit vladnf pokladny do
sahl nynf sunny $2,011,041.76O
Pffjmy chilly behem fiskalniho
roku $2,O94,812,7 89 a vydani
81, los, 1854, 760.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Udslala re sebe horici
DochodeH.

Polivsi sc zasobou petroleje,
Jennie Wonderly, 42leta, roz-
zala sirku We sklepe sveho do
mu {. 1887 N. Fulton avenue a
zapalila saty ma sobe. Uhofela
ku smrti.
V dobe tie nebylo nikoho V
dome.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08

V dGlezite konferenci We
stTedu odbyvane v B1lem Do
me usneseno bylo nechati NRA
v existenci pc dals1 diva roxy
cd nastavaj1c1ho 16. cervna.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
COAL MINE PAY
FARLEY STILL
STYMIED
International News Service

With the present wage contract
between bituminous coal operators
and the United Mine Workers Of
America expiring at midnight
Sunday, the contending parties
were still deadlocked today in ne
gotiations for a new contract.
A subcommittee of three oper-
ators and three union representa-
tives went into session again to-
day to study the situation. It is
understood the scrap among the
operators over wage differentials
between and within districts has
been the chief stumbling block.
While operators representatives
declined to comment, Phillip Muir
ray, vice president of the miners
union, said he was confident wage
committees would reach an agree
ment before Sunday night.
Meanwhile, word came from
Hyde Park that President Roose'
welt plans to establish next week
the new commission for stabiliza'
ton of the soft coal industry under
the terms of the Guffey act. 1t
was reported that the President
may name Charles F. Hosford
jr.. of Pittsburgh, as one Of five
members
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
FIRE HAZARDS
INVESTIGATED

BRENTWOOD, Sept. 13-Inves-
tigation Of fire hazards In the
Riverdale School was ordered by
the advisory board Of the Prince
Georges Volunteer Firemen's AS
ISOLATION last night, after the
board received a fire marshal's
report that numerous alleged haz.
ards exists.
T. C. Gordon, Of Riverdale,
asked for the study. AS one in.
stance, it was said that auditor.
ium doors do not open properly,
to aid children to leave the build.
ing quickly in an emergency.
Other details of a similar nature
were noted in the report.
A study of all county schools is
to be pushed by the board for
completion by the week Of october
6, when the county association
will sponsor a celebration Of Fire
Prevention Week.
The board also decided to pc
tition the county commissioners
again for their $16,500 allotment,
because the bonding company has
raised the premium 400 per cent
on the treasurer and the aSSocia-
ton has not enough funds to meet
the premium.
Committees Of the county aSSo-
citation were named at the meet
ing.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12

Amazing swamps Shipping Facilities of giant Maryland
Reaches Colossal Total Of 100000 Qua
Old Distilled Premium Graf" used for Cose Whses Challenge
Compare Ay "Sha BI"ded Whisky ii" Its Price Class
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
4-Year Wheat Crop
Contracts Proposed

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sept.
IA flexible wheat production
control program, with contracts
binding for four years, will be be-
gun in Prince Georges county
soon, it was indicated today by the
county agent, P. E. Clark. The
contracts will be binding for twice
as many years as the initial pro-
gram, adopted two years ago,
which several hundred farmers
signed at that time.
The percentage Of reduction
will depend on the world market,
the extreme cut being Is per cent
of the base acreage. The average
will be nearer five per cent, it was
said. The first 1885 payments
will be available next summer.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
johnson Will Battle
GOthaTn'S UnWaShed

NEW YORK, Sept. IL G.N.S).
The Johnsonian roar that once
echoed through Washington's
stately Commerce Building in the
Blue Eagles heyday, convulsed
the ancient isle of Manhattan
with throaty chuckles today.
Because
The war" is on again-and
this time the battle lines are
drawn about a new objective
Gotham's great unwashed.
The opponents:
Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson,
former NRA administer, at
present heading the local Works
Progress Administration.
Park Commissioner Robert
Moses, defeated Republican
gubernatorial candidate.
The issue:
Mr.. Moses lightly remarked
10000 WPA workers sent him
by the doughty general were
"riff-raff, buns and Jail birds"
and if better men of sufficient
foremanship ability were not
forthcoming he'd fire the whole
10000.
go ahead" came back the
General, threatening to withdraw
$4,000 WPA workers from Mr..
Moses park projects and stimuli
taneously proposing a new project
so that the unemployed might be
nice and clean and fresh-smelling
when they apply to the park com
missioner for jobs.
The new project? Here 1t is:
The Washington times., 1935-09-12

GLASS factories working day and
" nighttoproduce almost 1000, 900
bottles in two weeks time one of
the nations largest carton manu-
facturers pressed to capacity to turn
out more than 100, 900 shipping con-
tanners -. the great bottline and
shipping departments of gigantic
Maryland Distillery, Inc, on "eight-
hour" shifts to meet Americas
demand for Old Drum Blended Whis-
key the amazing "drinkable"
whiskey at "cents-ib1e" price.
The demand is unprecedented!
Astounding! Dealers the country
over, eager to give you really high
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
5 AND 10 BRIDE
TO DECIDE ON
LEAVING LIN

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. IL
IIN.S0. DisapprovaI Of the
match by President Lin Sen of
China was advanced today as one
of the factors which has resulted
in contemplation of plans for the
separation of James Lin, Chinese
student, and his American bride
of two months, Viola Brown, a
former 5 and 10 cent store clerk.
James Lin is a nephew and fos-
ter son of the President Of China.
The contemplated separation Of
young Lin and his bride was dis
closed by Forest F.. Smith, attor-
ney for Mrs. Lin. Mr.. Smith made
it plain, however, that no definite
separation agreement has been
reached. He said:
"It's all up to Mrs. Lin"
Mrs. Lin declined yesterday to
either affirm or deny the reports
she was to be separated from her
husband, with whom she became
acquainted in dime store here
after she had found a pocketbook
he had lost.
Attorney Smith explained today
that there will be no divorce I'M
less one of the two parties sub
sequently decides to apply for
one"
Lin, who entered Ohio State
University as a graduate student
last spring, and his bride were
married in Ashland, KY, July IA
after a romance of two months.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
BISHOP HAYES
G0EST0R0ME

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 12.-The
Most Rev. Ralph Leo Hayes, D.
D., Bishop of Helena, Mont, has
been appointed rector of the
American College in Rome.
The appointment breaks a IS
year-old precedent. He is the
first bishop to hold the post
Bishop Hayes attended the Amer
lean College and finished in 1910
He was also graduated from Du
quesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Bishop Hayes is expected to come
here at once to assume his duties.
He succeeds Msgr. Eugene
Burke, of Newark IN. j. diocese.
who recently returned to the
United States to assume his parish
duties,
The Washington times., 1935-09-12

A bath-and-barber project, US
ing some of Moses own tastefully
laid out pools for cleaning UP the
unemployed. For the project, the
general has available:
1880 BARRIERS, bath-men, 1873
bootblacks, 1903 cleaners and
dyers, 442 cobblerS, 9 costumerS,
1,161 dentists, 10 Wallets and hat
cleaners and 1855 laundresses.
There are also one sponger, one
spotter, 48 exterminators and %
underwear examiners on the list.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12

quality whiskey at a low price, are
wiring in rush" orders 3, 4, 5
carloads at a time!
Freight trains, loaded with Old
Drum, have been leaving the siding
at Relay, Nd, daily. And now, at
last, this sensational whiskey is
available from coast to coast! Now,
at last, millions of sensible American
drinkers can avail themselves of this
"cents-ible" whiskey. Try Old Drum
tonight! Compare it with any
"strGight" or offended" whiSkey in
its price class. "TGSte the difference
,. Smell the difference Pocket
the difference!" You can't beat it.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
Advice to HoIdout

LAWRENCE, Mass. G.N.S0.
Relief for depression,stricken
BARRIERS and shaggy ERA workers
is the plan of Anthony Misser-
vile, local barber and perennial
political candidate. Free haircutS
and shaves to the needy is Misser-
ville's idea.
The Washington times., 1935-09-12
Big Bear Killed

DANVILLE, Va, Sept. IL
(SpeciaD A bear weighing $50
pounds was killed at Axton, near
Danville, last night after being
run by dogs and tobacco planters
since early in the morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
NORTH cARoLINA's BUDGET
BY GOVERNOR EHRINGHAUs


D ECOGNIZING that sound bust
N ness principles must be applied
to public as well as to private bust
ness, we set about irr adiately to put
our house in order. We balanced
our budget by cutting expenses over
80 per cent, by levying a general
sales tax in the emergency, and by
making the principles of executive
budget control applicable to all,
rather than a part only, Of state
spending.
Thus Immediately we brought
spending within the limits of rev.
enue receipts and insured, through
budget control, continuance Of this
status. Incidentally, our economies,
plus those already inaugurated, re-
duced the per capita cost of state
government in North Carolina to a
point which Is among the lowest, If
not the lowest, in the nation. Incl
dentally also, 1t may be noted that
we collect our revenues at cost
of approximately IL per cent-a
figure which. believe, even highly
developed business will envy and
wish to emulate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
Briggs Is New
Boss Of Tigers,
World Champs
Buys Sole Ownership
i'm Detroit Ball Club

Walter o. Briggs, well known man.
ufacturer. Is now sole owner of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12

FLORESTON SHAMPOO - Ideal for use in
connection with Parker Hair Balsam. Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. 80 cents by mail or at drue-
gists. Hiscox Chemical Works. Patchogue, N. 2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
FEDERAL RELIEF EXTENSION
Nv Mayor Ia CUARDIA

T STATE from my experience and
1 from contacts with many mayors
that any idea that the federal relief
program can stop abruptly on July of
next year is simply unthinkable and
impossible. We have to speak out.
The responsibility is ours.
If anyone expects a return to the
old normal he simply does not know
conditions or refuses to inform him
self.
With chronological displacement,
with labor-saving devices in agrlcul-
ture as well as in industry, we must
be prepared to meet this new nor
NAL, which means that with a COM
plete recovery Of business and in
dustry We will still have several mil
lion employable men and women I'M
able to find gainful, permanent en-
ployment. There is no question
about that.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12

Just about now, when everyone Is
getting wee bit tired of seeing the
usual" type Of shirtwaist frock scat.
tered all over town-and country
too fashion peps us all up with de.
hcious, cool-looking satins of every
pastel hue. These satins need soft
handling though. Ingenious mind
and nimble fingers fashioned this one
for you with soft bodice fullness,
fetching puff sleeves and delightfully."-
young collar. Long sleeves are In
cluded, for you'll want this version
in your Fall wardrobe, too. If you
haven't succumbed to the charm OF
satin, choose pastel sport silk, or nov
city checked cotton. Crystal or con-
trasting buttons and buckle.
Pattern 234S Is available in sizes
IA, 16. IS, 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ. Size 16 takes 3as yards SO inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sew
Ing instructions included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins or stamps (coins preferred)
for this pattern. Write plainly name,
address and style number. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to the Sewing Cir
Gle Pattern Dept, 243 West Seven
teenth St., New York City.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
MOVEMENT ON TO
GET FINGERPRINTS
OF ALL AMERICANS

The movement to fingerprint every
American is gathering force, Vera
Connolly reports in December Good
Housekeeping.
This author interviewed bankers,
Insurance men and lawyers as well
as state and federal authorities, and
found fingerprinting generally used
today in banks and commercial bust.
ness firms to protect signatures
The Bowery Savings bank, in New
York City, for instance, records the
impression Of the fingertips Of every
depositor.
"Some savings banks are going
even further" she writes. "They
have under contemplation requiring
fingerprints on all withdrawal slips.
They require fingerprint on a slip
before admitting person to the safe
deposit vaults. This eliminates not
only the man bent on robbery, but
the racketeer or crook who wishes to
use his box as a hideaway for cash
brides or stolen jewelry.
"Some day, undoubtedly, every one
Of us, in drawing a check Of large
denomination, on a commercial
bank, will as automatically finger
print it as now we sign 1t. This is a
prophecy made by many thoughtful
business men. Fingerprinting would
be too much trouble? II used on
small checks, yes. But would you re.
gard the simple gesture Of pressing
your finger against an inkless pad
and then on top Of your signature as
too exhausting an ordeal for the alb
solute protection 1t would afford a
large check?"
That fingerprinting is going to be
required in the future on all accident
and life insurance policies is plain,
she says. It may be used also to
safeguard the forging Of wills and
making of false claims to estates
insurance or relationship. A will au.
thenticated by a fingerprint of the
person making the will and also the
fingerprints Of his benehciaries can.
not be forged If these fingerprints
have been placed on file in Wash.
ington.
Thousands Of people today are
registering their fingerprints at
Washington. Those wishing to build
up the Civil Identification File In
Washington should write to the De.
partment Of Justice at Washington
for a personal Identification" card,
fill 1t cut with the help of some local
official and return it to Washington
The government will do the rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12

OpMtOHS expressed III Me paragraphs
beIosO are not necessarily concurred in
by the editor Of this newspaper.
HITLER AND MUssoLINI
BY DIR. EMIL LUDWIG
TWO powers are menace to
L peace, Germany and Italy. But
while the Italian war in Africa is
not necessarily a world danger, Ger
many and the German peoples char
acter, which l have studied for the
post 30 years, are. There is Diff
ference between Mussolini, who does
not believe everything he says, and
Hitler, who does.
Italy will soon come to terms with
England, and Mussolini will get his
share In Africa. The Intervention
Of the white race In Africa may or
may not be humanitarian. But Mus
solini makes a mistake by thinking
that he will be able to civilize that
country within 20 years. Within
that time the general situation will
not have changed, either In Italy or
in Ethiopia. Mussolini really does
not dream Of Roman empire. 1t is
just gesture Of his and a tremen-
dous bluff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
UNIQUE Busine..

Women who make the famous leia
Of the Hawaiian islands, one Of the
most famous Of American regional
productions, have formed an associ.
alton with 400 members. They made
million of the flower wreaths last
year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
"QUOTES"
COMMENTS ON
CURRENT TOPICS BY
NATIONAL CHARACTERS

Opinions expressed in the paragraphs
beLosO are not necessarily concurred in
by the editor Of this newspaper.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12

Some histories of these United
States skate right over the contro.
versial questions like a skater on
thin ice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12
FIREMEN
Battle Madison Square
Garden "Flames''
Just to
SHOW HOW

New York was treated to the thrill
Of watching how her brave firemen
tackle a blaze. when picked squadron
Of the city's crack fire-fighters went to
work on burning" building right In
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Imparts Color and
Beauty TO Gray and Faded Hair
COO and 81 90 at Druggists.
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Read the offer made by the Postum
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ply Of health giving Postum free to
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