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La gaceta., 1935-02-09
Las masas dominaron, domi-

Las mdSdS uOIIlllldTOH, uOlIll-
nan v dominaran ell mundo.
Cuando parecen fracasadas,
resurgen de nuevo, con mayores
brios, para destruir y crear.
Las masas descarriadas, for
madas en- ejercitos '1privados",
dieron la victoria a Mussolini,
en- Italia, Y a Hitler, en- Alema-
MIA.
Mussolini Sc mantiene fiel a
sus camisas negras; Hitler trail
cion6 a sus tropas de choque, a
las camisas carmelitas.
Esas dictaduras que ahora
padece la humanidad, por las
masas seran derribadas, no inn
porta 10 que ell fil6sofo Ortega
Gasset escriba.
Las maSaS enlOquecen algu-
mas wees y sirven a quien las
odia, Y Destroyer a quien desea
llevarlas por ell recto canine;
pero al final, cuando la reac-
ci6n Sc produce, sus oponentes
mueren aplastad9s.
Obra de masas confundidas
es ell gobierno tiranico de Mus
solini, como 10 es ell de Adolfo
Hitler; obra contraria al progre
so de las mismas masas... pero
q su tempo sera aniquilada.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

d~eSarrOllO dc mi lntefpelaclOn,
/ con ell ferviente deseo de Yer 81,
por 10 menos, logro ell efecto in
mediate de que cesen los malos
tratos a q. estan sometidOs aun
muchos presses; y segundo. cue
lei dia anteS de haber pronun-
ciado en- Sevilla, segun las refe-
rencias periodisticas, que era
pura fabula cuanto Sc diJera de
violencias realizadas pOr agen-
ties de la autOridad, salvO las ne
cesarias para sOmeter a las fuer
zas rebeldes, 10 cual me hace
suporer que listed recibi6 POGO
despues de escrita SUI carta para
mi la information que V. E. es-
peraba de Asturias, y que tai
information es radicalmente o.
puesta a la que 20 poseo y pre-
tendo exponer en- las Cortes pa
ra conocimiento nacional, y pa
IA que Sc deduzcau las conse-
cuencias que deben deducirse.
Sorprendente fu6 para mi
que en- la session celebrada en- ell
Congreso de los Diputados ell
Idfa 80 de octubre dijera ell
Exmo. senior MinistrO de Esta-
do y Marina, contestando en-
nombre del Gobierno, al senior
Marco Miranda, que los atrope-
Hos cometidos en- la repression
de que pretendi6 hablar y no
ese diputado, eran "hechos hi
poteticos que seguramente no
existirian mas que en- la imagi-
naci6n de los familiares" de las
supuestas victimas. Pero va no
fue sorpresa, sino asombro, 10
que me produjo el leer que V. +.
insistia en- la misma afirmaci6n
ell dfa II del corriente, 0 sea, al
.cabo de mas de dos meses de ha-
.berse dominado por complete el
movimiento revolucionario en-
.toda Espana, incluso en- las pro
.vincias de Leon, Palencia y AS
.turias. Sc explican perfectamen
tie esta sorpresa y este asOmbro
mics, Excmo. senior, porque me
consta que al llegar a conoci-
mientO del IltmO. Sr. Director
General de Seguridad ST.. Val
DIVA noticias de Ia ferccidad
que empleaban determinados
subalternos al servicio del Co
mandante Doval para %arrancar
declaraciones a los supuestos 0
reaies participates en- ei movi-
miento revolucionariO, Orden6
eel dfa Is de noyiembre al pres
tigioso jefe de PoIicia don Ricar
do Androver, que fuera en- visi-
TIA de inspection y estudio a
|Oviedo, de dOnde lie oblig6 a sa-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
CH(SSAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Las Masas y OKa1ga y Gasset. = Ell fracaso de
las negociaciones observation-disclosures. Borah,
Portes Gil y los problemas de MEXICO

Creemos que va los revosucio
narios cubanos estan deBida-
mente enterados del descubri-
miento, por la compania Du
Ponts del nitro-amoniaco, un
nuevo explosive. No es NADIA
mas que 20 Pr ciento mas frer
tie que la TNf y. solo e8pota
por medic de un cartucho de dS
namita. ST lie acercan antorchas
encendidas y lie PECAN con mar
tillos, no Sc da por enterado.
Hay que animarlo con dinami-
ia. Tiene un color blanco muy
bonito y puede u~tilizarse deba-
jo del aqua.
Los tecnicos dicen que su re-
sistencia descansa en- la inteli-
genie combination del oxigeno
Y un compuesto especial de car
b6n...
iDesgraciadamente Cuba en-
tr6 en- ell "periodo de Ia dinami-
ia" bajo la dictadura de Macha-
do Y aun no ha salido de 81, p6r
la insensatez de los viejos poll
ticos!
~ 81 10 que Sc quiere es des-
truir, no %construir, ga saben
que ell n~itro-aNoniaco es formi-
dable! -
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

maze al Sablo cubano DR.. Carlos
lie la Tore, exrector de la Uni
yersidad Y aXpresidente del Con
seja dc Estado. Cuando el acto
y e'tetue Sc lie e~ntregara Ell IT,
tulo De sccio de honor.
Al con2cer 81 Gral$AIber
to Herrera, eXiefe de estado ma
yor dl. ejercito, la decision del
,omisionado federal Garrett,
ntr4ria a ST extradici6n, Sc
march6 de eSta ciudad en- com
pania de varios amigos. Los a
migos de Herrera dicen ignorar
q lugar a que Sc dirije.
La extradici6n fu6 solicitada
por ell gobierno cubano, ypinan-
do ell comisionado que obedecia
a movies politicos.
-P rsonas desconocidas in
cendiaron Ell la noche de aver
ell edificio del Tennis Club de
Matanzas, en- la ciudad de csc
nombre. Las liamas Sc propaga-
ron EN- p1cos minutes, pero los
homberos lOgrarop s~ofocarlas
rapidamente. Una investiga-
ion Sc inici6 en- la manana de
hoy , siendo aamados a decia-
rar varios testigos.
Ell DR.. Garmendia, ell AFRO
gante "mediquito' del Hospi-
tai de San Lazaro, continua en-
III puesto de administrator, sin
%merecerlo, pero piden su desti-
tuci6n $40 enfermos Y emplea-
dos del hospital, que lie acusan
de tencr un caracter intOlera-
BILE. Ademas de ese medico, los
leproS2s y los empleados de-
mand2n la cesantia del Patro-
no guhernativo, ST.. Morales
V~alcarcel. Los enfermos IanZa-
ron aver I'm manifesto Y dicen
que estan d~ispuestos a matar a
Garmendia 81 no Sc les hace JUS
tlcia. mo Sc nos puede ence-
rrar en- ninguna prisi6n, dicen
los enfermos, porque no 10 per-
mite la lepra, la terrible enfer-
medad que padecemos. Como
.nuestra muerte esta cerca, po-
co nos importa 10 que nos suce-
da y dispuestos estamos a sa-
crlficarnos por un principle de
Justicia. ST libramos a nuestros
companeros de infortunio de es-
tie monstruo, de este individuo
sin coraz6n, ellos viviran libres,
no sometfdos a sus amenazas
bajezas e imposiciones. Libra
remos a la humanidad de un
monstruo sin entranas, de PEG
res sentimientos que todos los
tiranos del mundo.
En- el pueblo de Regla, do
micilio del Sr. Whales, explode
una bomba en- horas de la ma
drugada. Pertenece ell Sr. Vina-
les al partido Union Naciona4
lista.
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

co Y hasta Sc lego a pedir la in
tervenci6n armada.
No es ell mejor vecino Ell que
trata de mezclarse en- la vida
ajena, Y este bien 10 sabe ell
'le6n de Idaho.
1Por que no pide sc investi-
que Ia obra de LORg en- 81 SURF
do estado de Laisiana?
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Eel senador Borah, seg1n ell
gobierno del |presidente Lara
70 Cardenas, de MEXICO, Sc ha
dejado ~arrastrar por la campa-
ma que elementos interesados
patrocinan en- contra del Parti-
do Revolucionario.
mi intereS en- la question, ha
dicho Borah, Sc debe a pruebas
que me han sido presentadas de
que ciudadanos americanos es-
tan siendo maltratados y despo-
jados de sus propiedades en- Me
Y tambien por ell Thecho de
que miles de refugiados han
|cruzado la frontera Y estan sien
do atendidos por communicates
americans. Por ~supuesto, que
81 la situation es diferente...
Hablando en- representation
del lpres;dente Cardenas, ell mi
nistro Portes Gil sostiene que la
actitud de Borah Sc hasa en- da-
tos falsos.
LAS dificultades actuales,
discurre Portes Gil, comienzan
en- los siglos XVII y XVIII. La
fundamental ambici6n de los Gle
RIGGS mejicanos ha sido STEM
pre- ell poder temporal y las ri
quezas. En- estos momentoS, los
elementos c~lericales de fuera y
dentro de MEXICO estan llevando
a cabo una propaganda fran
Icamente sediciosa contra las ms
tituciones mejicanas. La reli-
Igi6n cat6lica tiene libre ejerci-
|cio en- Mejfco; aqui no hay per-
secuciones r~eligiosas Y todos los
habitantes lpueden profesar IL
hremente sus creencias. Esa
proposition del senador Borah
Ies una grave amenaza a la po-
Utica del buen vecino..."
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Los soldados de Terra no han
derrotado todavfa a los revolu-
cionarios, 10 que prueba Sc ira
ia de un movimiento bien orga-
nizado y bien dirigido.
Terra representa- Ia maldad
Y In dictadura y "a gObiern0 ss-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09
CUBA AL Ola

Los leprosos y empleados dicen en- un manifies
to que Ell DR.. Garmendia es I'm monstruo-Men-
dieta propone que las elecciones Sc ~efect1en ell
dia 1 del mes de Julio. - Acusados de SABOTAGE
varios obreros y obreras del Sindicato
de la Aguja
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

alabama. feb, 9.-La policia
arrest6 an0che a varioS MEM
bros del sindicato de la Aguia,
&C, Sandolos de realizar actos de
SABOTAGE. Las muieres ingresa
ron en- la carcel de Guanabacoa
y los hombreS en- ell Castillo de-
Principe. Seran juzgados por
los tribunales de urgeucia.
-Por la secretaria de gobpr
naci0n Sc ha iniciado un expe-
diente cara expulSar al ciuda-
dano americana n. Heller, adj
ministrador de un hotel, a quien
Sc acusa de hacer propaganda
terrorlsta en- eSta ciudad. La
verdadera caUsa de la deporta-
lci6n es que Heller ssta reclama-
lido por las autoridades america
mas, que lie achacan ell haber al
bergado a Alvin Karpis, ell ban
dido enemIgo pdblicO no. l de
los Estados Unidos.
Ell comandante auditor
Suarez, de la policia nacional,
qued6 cesante en- ell dfa de aver.
Tn decreto de separation fu6
firmado por el jefe de policia,
teniente c9ronel Pedra0a. Lie
vaba l8 dias sin concurrir a su
despacho y sin dar ana expli-
caci6n sobre los motives de su
ausencia.
"A los representatives de los
differences partidos pollticos
que con 81 colaboraron en- su
ldesdichado gobierno prdvisio-
nal, present6 aver su progra-
ma de gobierno Ell coronel Car
los Mendieta.
Consta el programa de los 81
guientes lpuntoS: Que las elecI
lciones para la asamblea consti-
ituyente gobernadores Y alcalde
Sc efect1en, a mas tardar, ell dia
10 del mes de julio; ell gobierno
garantizara completa imparcia-
lidad EN- las elecciones; ell poder
miiitar sera neutral, 81 Batista
10 permite, en- esos comicios !:
abstencion de los secretaries de
despacho de propagar ideas par
tidaristas desde sus cargos, 81
Justo Luis del Pozo no hace to-
do 10 contrariO, e implantaci6n
del c6digo Frudel.
Dos bombas estallaron hoy
pOr la madrugada EN- la ciEdad
de Pinar del Rio, capital de la
provincial de su nombre. Uno de
los artefactos estall6 EN- Ell d0mi
Icilio del Sr. Luis Collado, eau
sando apreciables desperfectos,
y la otra en- ei patio de la Esta-
Icion Terminal.
Son de poca importancia las
averias producffas por la segun
da. Luis Collado es uno de los
miembros mas destacadOs del
partido Acci6n Republican,,
que preside ell DR.. Miguel Ma
riano Gomez.
La policia secreta detuVo
en- ell dia de aver al DR.. Conrado
Espinosa. Los agentes dicen
que este individuo intentaba, en-
compania de 81 empleados de la
fabrica de cerveza La Polar, a
pOderarse de esa fabrica para
destituir a los e~xtranjeros que
ALI trabajan. Espinosa neg6 los
cargos y fu6 puesto en- libertad.
Ante los tribunales compa
receran hoy los directories de
Ia revista "Maza'. Sc les acusa
de hacer propaganda sediciosa
desde las Paginas de esa publ
caci6n.
La Association Farmaceuti-
ca Nacional ofrecera un home
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

ia manchado con laA sangre de
Baltasar Brun.
ST los revolucionarioS vencen
la demccracia reconquistara el
campo; 81 son derrotados, la IL
rama Sc afianzara... hasta que
las masas reaccionen y Ia. tri-
turem
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

Los reaccionarios de MEXICO
estan organizandose para alta
car ell gobierno del Oral. Car
|denas.
Hace pocos pocos dias cons
tituyeron una junta revolucio-
maria en- New York y no Sc ocul
tan para decir que Sc proponen
derribar al Partido gobernan-
tie, que labora por la redenci6n
del indio pobre y maltratado.
Ell senador Borah ha sido in
discreto, aunque suponemos que
lie han engahado.
Hace algunos amos Sc hizo la
misma 0 parecida propaganda
len contra del EObisrno de Meji-
La gaceta., 1935-02-09

bG que ell seRador hablase ex-
cfusivamente sobre sus puntos
de vista economics.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Sandy Spring Neighborhood

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter Anna Young, to
Richard Martin Boeckel, Jr. on Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock, at
"Wamstead," home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller.
A reception will follow the wedding,
to which only few of the relatives
and intimate friends have been invit-
ed, will be held at four-thirty.
Prenuptial events are a Tea given
on the afternoon of the goth, by Mrs.
Richard w. Janney and Mrs. Francis
Kirk, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l..
Thomas and daughters are entertain
ing on Sunday evening for the two
families of the bride and groom and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Young Mems Club At
18th Annual Banquet

The fourteenth annual banquet of
the Young Mems Club of st. Johns
Church of Olney, Md. was held in the
club rooms of the Fire House at
Sandy Spring on Friday evening, with
Jack N. Bentley as POSTMASTER.
Some of the guest speakers includ-
ed; ex-congressman Royal Johnson,
Barnard Welsh and Judge Thomas
Anderson of Rockville, Joseph Con-
rad Fehr and Mr.. McAtee of Wash
lngton, and Edgar Robey of Falkland,
DR.. Thomas Opie, rector of st. Johns
Church, Rev. R. C. Gilmore, Josiah W..
Jones, Richard Lansdale and the vet
eran guest, Allan Farquhar, who al
ways attends these occasions.
Five young men of the Club drew
for perfect attendance, the successful
contestant being William H. Gilpin,
who received five dollar note pre-
scented each year by E. J. Murphy, of
Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
John I'll. Murray Of
Virginia Named Local
Director OF Land Bank

Farmers cooperative associations
borrowing from the Baltimore Bank
for Cooperatives have elected John
H. Murray of South Waverly, Pa, as
local director of the Federal Land
Bank of Baltimore, (Md.), for a
term of tire years beginning January
1, 1886, w. I. Myers, Governor of the
Farm Credit Administration stated to-
day. Governor Myers also announced
the reappointment of George P, Alder
son, Lewisburg, West Virginia, as a
district director O. fthe same bank for
a similar term. Mr.. Murray and Mr..
Anderson will also serve as exofficio
directors of the Federal intermediate
Credit Bank, Production Credit Corp
grafton and Bank for Cooperatives at
Baltimore.
The Baltimore district included
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Toyland In Stores Becomes Joyland
For Annual Procession OF Boys, Girls

ture bedroom sets, tea sets and var
ious other articles are STYLED" after
the juvenile screen actress.
Quintuplet dolls may be had in all
sizes-and shapes. Even a wide price
range is offered 50 that no child may
be without quintuplets in her home
this Christmas.
The once popular rocking horse has
nearly been relegated to the horse
and buggy days. The modern idea,
supplanting that once popular device,
is contraption on wheels such as
bicycles, tricycles, motorcycles, autos,
scooters and the like. This is a day
of rapid acceleration. Children as
well as parents like to be up and do
ing, to go places, see things.
In smaller mechanical toys, leaves
are taken from the comic strip. Pop
eye, Mickey Mouse, Major Hoople and
others find their counterpart in a
dozen different CADETS.
The perennial electric train is back
with more tunnels, signal lights and
death-defying curves. But even this
modern wonder is becoming a relic of
past for the junior miss and master
prefers that which gives them more
action individually.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
County Hospital Gets
Substantial Donations

Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin entertained
the Executive Board of Montgomery
County General Hospital, the past
week, with Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas,
first vice-chairman, presiding over the
meeting.
A general report from the various
committees serving on donation day
at the Hospital, showed substantial
donations had been received. Mrs.
Chas. C. Tumbleson, the treasurer,
announced $296.50 in money, while
groceries, fresh vegetables and numer-
Gus pieces of household linen, with 944
quarts of fruit, 800 tins and 288
glasses. of jelly, were added to the
hospital larder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

the wedding party at their home
Tanglewood.
A small informal evening bridge
party was given at Sunnyside on
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
the birthday of Mr.. Osborn Stabler.
The guests included, besides Mr..
Stabler's brother, Mr.. Stanley Stabler,
Miss Sue Thomas, Miss Nancy Nc
Carly, Mrs. John Thomas III, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stabler, Jr. of Washing
ton, and Mr.. John Bancroft of Nor
wood.
Mr.. Tom Hallowell has arrived at
his home West Cedars from Swarth-
more College for the holidays.
Mrs. Robert H. Miller, Jr. with her
small daughter Cornelia, have left the
hospital, and are at Mrs. Miller's
home, South Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Wharton,
who have moved to Washington for
the present, have leased their home to
Mr.. and Sydney Stabler and three
children, who are now occupying this
attractive residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bentley Thomas
and Miss Elizabeth Sherman Jones,
were among those who attended some
of the State Grange sessions last
week at Easton, Maryland.
Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald, who
spent couple of weeks with her chill
dren in Philadelphia, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Jack Bentley is visiting her
parents in New Jersey
! Miss Estelle T. Moore, Jr. gave a
delightful tea on Thursday afternoon
at Wendover, with Mrs. Tyson Mar
shall and Mrs. William John Thomas
| at the tea table. Mrs. Mahlon Kirk Nv,
Mrs. Francis Miller and Mrs. Freder-
lex L. Thomas assisting with the serv-
| ing of the guests.
| Miss Mary Miller Stabler had as
luncheon guests on Friday at her
home, Edgewood, Miss Rena Hubbell
of Glen Echo, Mrs. Park Chamberlain
of Chicago and Mrs. Charles E. Bond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

While the football of Bonner and
Bitten is family heard in the dis
tances, the annual parade of youth a.
mong the toy counters of the city's
stores has begun. Being without fan
fairs or system it is typically young
er generation procession; the march
ers thrilled by the wonders they be-
hold; chorus without rhythm,
though musical nevertheless.
Myraids of toys, in riotious display,
each bring new expressions of joy
and wonder. Each kiddies eyes open
wider, the smile becomes broader and
developes into unrestrained children
laughter as new delights are revealed
farther down the aisle.
All the old favorites have returned
this year, though they are forced into
secondary place by intriguing new
devices, and more than ever before
the young idea is pre-supposed mech
anical minded.
Inc 1ond rather should enjoy this
Christmas as he explores the mys-
teries of various CADETS, while Junior
cries. Such fascinating mechanisms
should be purchased in duplicate-for
juniors sake to prevent a strain on
the family ties, for certainly these
motorized marvels prove irresistible
to young and old. With such inven-
tive genius as today is exhibited
by toy makers, the child twenty
years hence will have to be embryonic
Edisons to have any fun at all on
Christmas morning.
For the girl the Shirley Temple
and the Dionne quintuplet motive is
the dominent note. There are Shirley
Temple dolls, of course while nina
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Owner Of Oldest Chevrolet
In Line For Newest Model

Chevrolet's one millionth car OF
1885 production is to be presented to
the owner of the oldest Chevrolet
licensed and in regular use in the
United States, and the cooperation OF
Americas leading newspapers and
everyone of the 10000 Chevrolet deal
ers has been enlisted to discover this
car and its owner.
The one millionth Chevrolet built
within the current year came off the
assembly line at Flint, Mich. on Dec,
IL, just eight days after. Chevrolet
produced its eleven milliorth car since
the beginning of the company.
Presentation of the millionth car of
the year-a 1886 Standard coach
will be made to the owner whose
Chevrolet is discovered, between Dec.
16 and midnight Jan. Is, to be the
Oldest model licensed and in regular
service.
It is specified that, to win, the old
times Chevrolet must have been reg
ularly licensed for operation during
the current year, possessing it's own
1885 license tags issued before Dec. L.
1t must, also, have been licensed as .
passenger car, and be equipped with
a complete passenger car body. II
must bear the original engine and
chassis numbers, legible and unalter-
ed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
COLESVILLE

The Young People of Colesville at
tended in a body, the Bi-monthly
meeting of the Epworth League of
the Methodist Church in Frederick,
on Tuesday evening.
The Colesville Sunday School, will
have their Christmas entertainment,
on Friday evening, December 81, in
the Colesville M. E. Church at 1880
P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patton, had as
their guest over the week end Mrs.
Hoffman, Of Culpepper, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Burnell, had
as their guests Sunday evening Miss
Helen Zeigler and the Misses Otelia
and Helen Purcell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Wednesday Club Will
Hold Dance Dec. 3Oth

The Wednesday Club is sponsoring
dance at Sherwood school on Dec.
goth, from 9 o'clock until IL, with the
following committee in charge; Miss
Sue Thomas, Mrs. Richard w. Janney,
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock, Miss Alice
McReynolds and Mrs. Austin Lamar.
The Bob CAREERS Club Orchestra
of five pieces will furnish music and
refreshments will be served. The price
of admission being rs cents per
person.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
AMAZING
new CAR
FOR $40

So economical that already owners
from coast to coast are reporting
record-smashing economy-18 to "a
miles to the gallon of gasoline-this
big, new, money-saving Dodge IS
now priced even lower than last
year as low as $640, list price at
factory, Detroit. More luxuriously
appointed than ever before
bigger, more spacious I. the car
that noted auto editors and fashion
authorities have acclaimed the
Beauty Winner" of 1886, this mag
nificent, new Dodge is now priced
only a few dollars more than the
lowest-priced carse See and drive
this new Dodge today. See the free
economy test. Find out for your
self why owners are saying this big
car actually costs less to own than
small. lowest-priced competitive cars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
NO MORE r S

mice, reaches or beetles after you
use RAT-SNAP. It's a rodent killer.
They eat it without any bait. Doesn't
matter how much other kinds of food
is around. Apply it LIST, 4th and 18th
day and cut each cake in 80 pieces,
place 1t where the vermin is seen to
run.
use size cake enough for Pantry
Kitchen Cellar.
S5c size 2 cakes - for Chicken House.
eoops, small buildings.
7sc size - cakes enough for all farm
and out-buildings. storage buildings. or factory
buildings.
The wetsel Seed Co., Inc, Har-
risburgh, Va, say "Out Of the
neighborhood Of 700 10 1000 Gus
toners we have only had four dis
satisfied ones 80 far, which we con-
sider = very fine record"
Sold bv
A. E. STONESTREET
General Merchandise
Norbeck, Md.
SANDY SPRING STORE
Sandy Spring, Md.
CONTINENTAL S, 10 TO $1.OO
STORE
Gaithersburg, Maryland
ROCKVILLE PAINT AND
HARDWARE CO.
Rockville, Maryland
r. p. SOPER
General Merchandise
Olney, Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

Stevenson Wrote JekyIl-Hyde
The story of "Dr. Jekyll and MIR.
Hyde" was written by Robert Louis
Stevenson