davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-10-04

ace OF files. Whether fly Is home
born or a hltch-hiklng visitor. he Is
danger. Fortunately, an effective
ny-killIng program can be conducted
In any home by the use of n reliable
fly spray containing an ample guam
uty OF Pyrethrins, product derived
from Pyrethrum flowers, which IL
death to flies. when sprayed In fine
mist.
The Republican., 1935-07-04
GOVERNING PAYMENT OF
PUBLIC FUNDS TO THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CHAPTER NO. 534.
A BILL ENTITLED

A BILL ENTITLED
AN ACT to repeal and re-enct with
amendments Section 1O5 of Arti-
Gle IL of the Code of Public Local
Laws of Maryland 1880 Edition),
title Garrett County," subtitle
County Treasurer" pertaining
to the County Treasurer's pay
ment of monies collected from
taxes levied for public schools in
Garrett County.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Section 105 of Article IL of the Code
of Public Local Laws of Maryland
1880 Edition), title Garrett Coun-
ty," subtitle County Treasurer" it
is hereby repealed and reenacted with
amendments to read as follows:
105. The said Treasurer shall at
the close of each week deposit in a
bank to be designated by the comp
troller of the treasury of Maryland
all State taxes and money due the
State which may have come into his
hands during the week to the credit of
the comptroller of the State Treas
ury, and shall receive therefor from
said bank certificate of deposit
which he shall Immediately forward
to the comptroller, showing the
amount placed to his credit and said
treasurer shall in like manner deposit
all money in his hands at the end of
each week received for county taxes
and dues, in such bank as he may
see fit, to the credit of the county
treasurer of Garrett county, which
money shall be drawn only by the
treasurer making such deposit, and
only for claims which may have been
levied and ordered paid by the county
commissioners; he shall reserve out
of the money collected by him for
county purposes generally and pub
lie schools a sufficient sum to pay the
amount levied in each current year by
said county commissioners for public
schools, and shall pay the same
lows: one-fourth on or before the
first day of November next succeed
ing the date of the levy; one-fourth
on or before the first day of Febru-
ary next thereafter; one-fourth on or
before the first day of April next
thereafter anu Ine remaining one
fourth on or before the first day of
July next thereafter, provided, how
ever, that at each of said dates said
treasurer shall not pay over to said
board of county school commissioners
more than one-fourth of such proper
ton of the monies collected as the
amount of taxes levied for public
schools bears to the aggregate amount
of taxes levied for all purposes.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect June
1, 1885.
Approved: May IT, 1885.
The Republican., 1935-07-04
Public Local Laws

ed, That should said Sections 337A-
337X, inclusive, become effective as
provided in Section 5 of this Article,
the Clerk of Court shall issue tempor-
ary licenses within one month after
such election, effective until the fol-
lowing May 1st, such license to be
issued in accordance with all the
terms and provisions of the aforesaid
Sections 337A-337X, inclusive, and the
fees for said licenses shall be prorated
according to the length of time COW
cred by such license.
Section 5. And be it further en-
acted, That this Act is hereby de-
clared to be an emergency law and
necessary for the immediate preser-
walton of the public health and safety,
and having been passed by yea and
nay vote, supported by three-ffths
OF all the members elected to each of
the two Houses of the General Assem-
2ly, the same shall take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved: April 25, 1885.
The Great HARRY w. NICE,
Seal of Governor.
Maryland
EMANUEL GORFINE,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
L. G. SASSCER,
President of the Senate.
The Republican., 1935-07-04
PAYMENT OF PUBLIC FUNDS
TO FRIENDSVILLE FIRE co.
CHAPTER NO. 500.
A BILL ENTITLED

A BILL ENTITLED
AN ACT to authorize and direct the
County Commissioners of Gar
rett County to pay four hundred
dollars ($40O.0O) to the Friends
vile Volunteer Fire Department
in the years 1885 and 1886, and to
levy the aforesaid sum upon the
assessable property of said county.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
the County Commissioners of Garrett
County be and they are hereby au-
thorized and directed to pay to the
Friendsville Volunteer Fire Depart
ment the sum of four hundred dol
lars (S4O0.00) for maintenance in the
years 1885 and 1886, and to levy the
aforesaid sum upon the assessable
property of said county.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect June
l, 1885.
Approved: May II, 1885.
Evening star., 1935-05-01
HELP-DOMESTIC,

Cs
COLORED WOMAN for morning work:
must be excellent cleaner and ironer; So
per week. Call Columbia $500.
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. care Of 2
children: stay nights: references required
COOK AND LAUNDRESS fond of children;
live in: city reference. Phone Adams 1923
EMPLOYED WIDOW wants refined woman
take care 2 children. small apartment in
exchange for home and SO month. Ad-
dress Box 220-A. Star office
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, must be
excellent cook and furnish best of city
references; good pay for thoroughly compe-
tent maid. Phone Cleveland 6345. 2936
Brandywine ST. NV
GIRL, white, for general housework and
care of child; must be thoroughly expert
enced and a willing worker; stay nights;
good salary. Apply 400 Conn. ave-.
Evening star., 1935-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisements under this head.
tyg are presumed to be from prt-
pate Individuals, unless the ddrer.
tisement otpes q firm name or q
business address or states the srofd
Dealer Members OF the public
,pho find dealers n1dsQueradinp In
this column as prtpate fndtrtduGls
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for tnrestfoGtion."
Evening star., 1935-05-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Papering and Painting.
Special Prices This Week.
NO CASH NEEDED.
TERMS UP TO YEARS-PAY AS LOW
HEATINGwPLUMBING
PAINTING-PAPERING-
PORCHES-WIRING. ETC.
Estimates Free-Work Guaranteed.
ROYAL CONTRACTING CO.,
Graduate Engineers 9O7 18th st. NV.
National 3s03. Nisht & Sun. Adams $500.
Atlantic Construction Co.
Store fronts, garages, porch Enclosures,
remodeling of every description: new build
ings; all work guaranteed; cash or terms.
1864 PARK PL NV.
Phone Adams 2750-Also Evenings. ~
Evening star., 1935-05-01

Three-piece living room suite reuphol-
stered for S45. covering and new INSIDE
material included. made like new, in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
Snteeo; La France Upholstery Co., 25OD
Evening star., 1935-05-01
SITUATIONS--MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. stenographer-typist expe-
rienced; knowledge law and income tax;
salary $4,000; age. SO; temporarily en-
ployed Klein North 593s.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, experienced. wishes
position with private family; best OF ref
erences; will travel Phone Adams 066S.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT or me-
chanic's helper; experienced; references:
available. Call Adams 2743. l.
LAUNDRY SUPT or dept. head; young,
aggressive; IL years experience: CONNER
cial or institutional; also versed in dry
cleaning: can furnish excellent references.
Address Box 79-A, Star oftlce. l.
MAN. colored. wants work of any kind;
10 years experience as chauffeur: can go
away. Phone Adams 7399-J.
MAN colored. as chauffeur: free to travel.
W. Jones, 523 3rd st. s.w.
PASTRY COOK and baker. colored. first
class. wants work. Call Potomac 5154.
PASTRY COOK colored experienced; IA
miliar with bread. rolls buns. ice cream
and cake: references. ATLANTIC 4947. l.
WATCHMAN or elevator operator. age 81,
ex-U. S. Marine. experienced, excellent
references. Call Potomac $3.50, m to
1 pm.
YOUNG MAN. %. married. desires book
keeping, accounting. clerical work; thor
oughly trained competent. Address Box
1s7-A. Star office. l.
Evening star., 1935-05-01

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, complete
with stand, S27.50; rebnilts. like new.
Omitted" 813 14th ST. NV. National 6063.
ANTIQUE DRESSER. mahogany. feather
Also early American tea set. Col. 9433-J.s
AN unusual Opportunity to buy an extra
fine, high-class walnut bed room suite.
latest moderniStic design. never used. This
Is an absolute bargain and must be seen
to be appreciated. 633 Indiana ave.
BANJO UKE and case. $40; straight or
steel guitar, case, SIS; practically new.
Call after 5 pm. Oistrict 6229.
BED ROOM. living room suites. rugs. Ma
jestic radio single beds, chidorobe. vanity.
Nust sell, E6elmAn. 2003 0eoIE1A oVes
Evening star., 1935-05-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SANITARY BATH FOR YOUR DOG. 81.
Clipping. So; expert attendants. Drop
him on way to ofice mornings. cali for him
on way home, OUTSIDE boarding kennels
4215 Conn. ave. OPP; Bureau stsndayds.
Evening star., 1935-05-01

YOUNG MAN Government employe. wants
single room IN desirable part of NV. sec
tion, Tor SIS per month. Will move in
May 10. Address Box 215-A. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-05-01
FARM AND GARDEN.

BONE MEAL for lawns. So hundred pounds
Milton Hopfenmaier Estate. 5000 Z st. "
Evening star., 1935-05-01
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL

TAKE TWO PAssENGERs TO KY. DERBY
and return; reas; 1896 sedan. Leave
Fri. am. return Sun. night. Met. O7S1.
APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL AND SKY
line Drive. May and May 3: private
party: euhGcxiufiou. "a. Hnexaon 7124, II
Evening star., 1935-05-01

ATTENTION-132S Park I'd. n.w.-Why
not live at Moore's place. Just OF 14th St;
lovely double room. southern exposure,
service unequaled in city; investigate be
convinced. Free phone. parking space.
Phone Columbia 1856
Evening star., 1935-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNISHED ROOM. preferably with stu.
Phone Metropolitan 1890 after s pm.
Evening star., 1935-05-01

OWNTOWN-DESIRABLE WELL-FUR-
exposures 534 Doth ST 10
Evening star., 1935-05-01

| 2023 r (at Conn Large, attractive
| front bed-living room; private bath Re-
fined gentlemen or employed couple. Ex-
| cellent meals
Evening star., 1935-05-01
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

GOOD COOK; also house man: able to
do some carpentering; going North in
June. State references and salary expect
ed. Address Box 52-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-05-01
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD,

1916 MASS AVE. N.W.-Vacancy for q
young man in distinctive home for young
people; reasonable. %
DOWNTOWN; 51s 10th ST NW.-Newfy
decorated room and board; hrst-class food:
reasonable
Evening star., 1935-05-01

Milton Hopfenmaier Estate. $500 K st. NV.
WANTED-MISCEL
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. coins,
silver. watches. diamonds. etc. Highest
APPAREf-Men's. wofnen's and children's;
also shoes, hats, curtains. dishes. rugs, FUR
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 TN
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 637O. y.
APPAREL furniture. household goods;
ladies' mems children's wearing apparel
Of all kinds bought. We psy cash. Call
Cohena ketlopolitAn zzzos o6 i sts 1J4s
Evening star., 1935-05-01

The CORDOVA. <90th AND FLORIDA
nw.-5 rooms and bath. electric refrigera-
radio: COOL attractive; immediate posses.
sion: reasonable. Phora North lan6
Evening star., 1935-05-01

$500 18th st. NV. Corner Girard,
Large. airy room. porch. private bath,
plenty closets; suitable 3 women or men;
also large double room. semi-private bath;
weL-oalanced meals; convenient location;
parking space. Rates reasonable
Evening star., 1935-05-01
ROOMS AND BOARD-SuRURRAN
WANTED-ROOMS

COOL ROOM. southern EXPOSURE aduIt
household. 20 minutes to city, Chain Bridge
road. Reasonable. Address Box 2O5-A,
star once. or District 1900. Branch 80. .
Evening star., 1935-05-01

uptown Conn. ave. apt with another;
kitchen privileges. Address Box 137-A.
Star ofice
Evening star., 1935-05-01

MAN colored. as chauffeur: free to travel.
". Jones. 523 3rd st. S.W.
Evening star., 1935-05-01
ICE CREAM PLANT COMPLETE.
FURNITURE REUPHOL LSTERED

Champion freezer, ice crusher. ice box
cabinet, cans. etc. Opportunity to start
your own business. Can be seen in oper-
aLlon: Sl50. National 1880. Mr. Ortman
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
Views Of Other Papers
THE KEY TO THE PACIFIC

(From The California News, Los Angeles)
This is Foreign Trade Week, and, to many of our
readers perhaps the mention of the fact will attract
attention to the program sponsored by the National Chamber
of Commerce. 'r4
As racial group have not developed sufficient
business ability and knowledge but to those of living
Los Angeles there opportunity which have yet
taken advantage Of but still lies open for farsghted
intellectual energetic and keensghed business person.
woman to avail themselves of.
Los Angeles has harbor open the year round, and
capable of accommodating seventy five per of the
shipping of the world AT present about $50 different ship
ping lines enter this port.
With the advantage of climatic conditions almost
entirely without storm hazards this port situated in Southern
California which borders countries in which live
threeuarers of the people of the globe the real key
the rich commercial opportunities which trade has
offer.
Increased shipping means increased business for the
countries bordering the Pacific and the United States
through its port in Los Angeles will be important factor
in the exchange of the worlds goods
The people of group should awaken to the splen-
did opportunities which this situation has TO offer them for
citizens take advantage of the facilities which have
been developed through their splendid organizations
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
Diplomatic Knockouts

We are living in age of kaleidoscope, momentous
changes of national and international import with the world
itself taking the appearance of prize fight ring
than that of the stagtme honored symbolism of Master
Poet William Shakespeare Diplomatic knoc-outs the
order of the day
Way back in the hectic day of the World War nearly
20 years Kaiser William boasng that Germany would
rule the world declared against France and in order
reach Paris staked through Belgium violating its neutra
ty and declaring it's treaty "ony scrap of paper
England rushed to the support of France then mighty Russia
joined the combination
knocked the field of battle only killed later
allies until all nations concerned groggy and Mars god
Uncle Sam jumped in to make the world safe for democra
cy knocked out Germany and took first rank in debating
the conditions of Armstce Day
Our dough boys home to find inflated joy
the good times of Hoover prosperity but of short
Before Hoover could knock out depression the people
and Franklin Deano Roosevelt elected to find the road to
Recovery and lead the nation back Prosperity Lane Roose
welt obeyed his marching orders found the Road and got
flying start under the NRA
Now the u S. Supreme court and kb bhoch out the
NRA declaring it unconstitutional and preservtg our aon
al concept of union of 48 sovereign states T1e Big Is in
Washington 'too full for utterance thE Sesaisfed
bond holders of Wall Street left daZed puch-oupk
nearly 5000 NRA workers in the Capital Qy are askhg
Where do go from here? while the f3eS' laooreTS
and white collar workers of the country are wondering Wh
it's all about and where will it end.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
Abyssinia---Land Of Unity

You graphically depicted above able Cartoonist
Browns conception of the modern miracle of national unity
that cohesion of and muscles with brains diplomacy
and fortude which ypes the resoue stand taken by The
doughty Abyssinans in the face of Itays utmaum You
in the drawing the real unmisakabe benefits accrun
from concord and harmony of thought and acon of uni
form ideals and aims and absolute to the best
means by which they be obained you Also depic
zion of the modern parallel of the Biblical observation Be
gether in UNITY"
turesque intelligent ruler His Majesty Emperor Halle Sc
assie King of Kings and conquerng Lion of Judah has
raced the admiration of the entire world and in the face
,the Italian crisis draws attention to the years 1889
80 when Italy tried to Abyssna by FORCE OF
ARMS and establish PROTECTORATE there. The
Italians FAILED, put to rout by the BLACK soldiers
and Abyssina's INDEPENDENCE was again assured Tha
country remains today the only absolute MONARCHY in the
world and embracing does territory large Ger
and France COMBINED with 100000 loyal nhabi
tants is considered far uneveoped natural
concerned of the richest countries the face of tn
earth. .q4a....
History REPEATS ITSELF in 1885 and once agar
Italy, represented by II Duce Beno Mussoin seeks
EARNED PACIFICATION IN ABYSSINIA.' Says Il
hDuce 1t is better to live day lion than hundred
Sheep But the Italian premier forgets that Abyssn-
ia also lives like lion, and that before emperor
ncend the Abyssinan throne he MUST KILL LION SINGLE
cHANDED. Hence his title "Conquering Lion of Judah
But the League of Nations has interviewed in the dis
pute and asserted its authority to the end that justice be
corded the black monarchy. The League, through its
Spokesman Great Britain and France says effect Arbrae
this controversy without and both Italy and
Abysnia abstain from any action likely to aggravae the sit
uation.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31

-TTT
Last Friday marked a notable day in til be-
process of furhering and cemenng inerracia reaNh
mid Southern section of the Greater Chicago when at
the Savoy ballroom in the presence of than 1000 BAN
Queters the Southsde Community Council inaugurated
trade promotion and business expansion program uneQua
in the city history
Notables of the city state and nation well tho
business and professional and of the district
raised their voice in praise of the ambitious program the
speakers orcefuy emphasizing the importance of coopera
ton in community affairs and in development of pride in
civic and business institutions
Aside from the glamour of the occasion it is significant
pointed out not only by the speakers but by the officers
and members of both the South Central Community the
47 Street Business Mems association that the merchants
and professional of the district white and coored
dedicated themselves to the task of developing mutual a
probation of the relationship of their interests
This is splendid community spirit one that could well
be emuated in the other districts in the Greater Chicago
Because mutual appreciation of common inter-
est based in both theory and practice of the concept e
greatest for the greatest number and this rule turn
finds itself of the foundation stones of the
political structure of the nation countrys greatness
measured by the emnence power and accomplishments
the individual community
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31

Trying to find subjects of inter
est to the greatest number of peo-
pie, | thought that in this article
it would be well to discuss hay fe-
yer. This is one of the most an
noying conditions prevalent, how
ever it is not disabling. It is of
ten associated with asthma but
its effects of the nose and throat
and eyes are much more distress
ing.
This condition is most otter
caused by the pollen of different
flowers, especially goldenrod and
ragweed. Hay fever is prevalent
throughout the country but much
less along the seacoast. 1t is
thought that the dampness of the
atmosphere prevents the spread
ing of the pollen which is carried
about by the winds. Hay fever
caused by goldenrod occurs in the
late spring, that caused by rag
weedweed begins about August
fifteenth. A patinet is able very
often to find out which period af-
fects him by observing the flow
ers in the neighborhood in which
his symptoms are most violent.
Scientifically, there are two other
methods commonly used to deter
mine sensitivity to pollens, one is
by the injection of small amount
of purified pollen extract under
the skin and observing the reaction
the other is by placing this in the
eye and observing the reaction in
the eye. 1t is quite necessary to
know these reactions for the spe-
cific treatment which | will men
tion later.
The symptoms begin at the time
the different pollens begin to
spread. They are mainly, exces-
sive tearing of the eyes, acute
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
Wit, Wisdom and Humor
OF Benjamin Franklin
From Poor Richards
Almanack

Would you persuade, speak of
interest, not of reason.
Some men grow mad by study
ing, much to know,
But who grows mad by study
ing good to grow,
Happy's the wooing that's not
long a-doing.
Jack Little sow'd Little, and
little he'll reap.
There have been as great souls
unknown to fame as any of the
most famous.
Do good to thy friend TO keep
him, to thy enemy to gain him.
A good man is seldom uneasy,
an i'll one never easy.
Teach your child to hold his
tongue, he will learn fast enough
to speak.
Don't value a man for the quail
ity he is of, but for the qualities he
possesses.
Grief for a dead wife, and a
troublesome guest, continues u
the threshold, and there is at rest,
But | mean such wives tat are
none of the best.
As charms are nonsense, non
sense is a charm.
He that cannot obey, cannot
command.
An innocent plowman is more
worthy than a vicious prime.
He that is rich need not live
sparingly and he that can liv-
Sparingly need not be rich.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
SUICIDE

Leon Presley of Tulsa, 0klaho-
ma, tired of the trials and tribu-
lations of life, disillusioned in ev-
cry undertaking, ended it all by
Jumping into a river at Indepen-
d ence, Kansas.
Leon was the oldest of a family
of three. His fathers income of
eight dollars a week was not e.
nough to support three children
and a wife, so at eighteen years of
age, Leon went into the city proper
seeking employment. He secured
odd jobbs through Mrs. Bette V.
Pearce, social worker of that city.
Presley also ran errands for the
center and other menial tasks by
which he made himself very use
full. These things he did after
school hours (he was a junior at
the high schooD
Mrs. Pearce left the city of Tul-
sa. Interest manifested in Leon
waned. The odd-jobs he had OBJ
tanned on account of Mrs. Pearce
ceased. Every one was too busy
to care about just another unfor-
tunate young man. Things for
for this boy went from bad to
worse. He felt there was no use in
going home to parents so decided
to hitch-hike his way to Chicago
From this the usual story follows
no money, little food and no way OF
obtaining either. He made it as fan
as independence, Kan, where his
clothes were discovered on the bank
of a small stram. The body has
not as yet been recovered.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-31
Hindu Account Of
The Creation Of
Woman

Twashtri, the god of creation
in Hindu mythology, used up
all the solid matreial in Great
ing man. So when he came to
create woman, after profound
meditation, he did thus:
He took the roundness of the
moon, the undulation of the SER
pent, the entwining of the climb
ing plant, the slenderness Of the
rose stem, the glance of the
wind, the inconsistency of the
weather, the timidity of the
lare, the vanity of the peacock,
the softness of the down upon
the throat of the swallow, the
sweet flavor of honey, the cruel
ty of the tiger, the warmth of
the fire, the chill of the snow,
/ the chatter of the jay and the
cooling of the turtle dove All
these he united and formed wo-
man and then he made a pres
ent of her to man.
The man took her away for
five days, when he returned to
the god and said: MY lord, this
creature you gave me poisons
my existence, she charters with
out rest, she takes all my time,
she laments for nothing at all,
and is always i'll. | beg you to
relieve me of her,"
The god took her back.
Five more days passed, when
the man returned. "My lord. he
said, "my life is very solitary
since | returned this creature. l
remember that she glanced at
me from the corner of her eye,
played with me, clung to me.
And | beg you to return her."
The god did so.
This time only three days
passed when the mar returned
with these words: "My lord, l
am sure that | do not understand
exactly how, but this creature
causes me more annoyance than
pleasure, and | beg you to re-
lieve me of her."
go your way" said the god,
"and do your best. "
"But | cannot live with her."
said the man.
Neither can you live without
her." replied the god.
And the man went his way,
sorrowful, saying: "Woe, woe,
woe is me for neither can live
whit nor without her!"