davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sprTz PUPPIES Beautiful. snow-yhite
Easter pets; reasonably priced. Phone Wis
WORLDS SMALLEST BREED or DOCS
from the weil-known- Anna Terra Kennels
of Havre de Grace. Md. owned by Bonnie
Tubbs watts. now at schmid's Pet Empo-
| rum 712 10Th st. NV. until Saturday
evening Happy TO meet you.
CATs-Owner going away. seeks sood
black cats. females. Address BOX loii-z
| Star ONCE.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 10 weeks,
Reasonable. feS sssI osrtieid ST. NV.
cHoW PUPPIES t4J. SIS each II sold
today. 1898 9TH NV.
SsbsS ~. G rec BABIES p.Gses %Sns afS
| playful: specially priced. Phone Met. 7.04.
CANARIEs. larEe. clean. healthy females.
pre:tlly marked; also sineers oirds BOARDED
Mrs. Seeds. Col. 401s. 1882 Newton ST. NV .
ss hhfAfr Easter Sse; adiS Aen % H
ne. Phone Atlantic 1859.
sc0TT1sH TERRIERS pedisrssd; m. m.ly.s /.
Sas Sna ifmss i block from nIee Lee % HishSss. Near
Ballston road. Phone Clarendon i245.
ESKIMO sPrT2 PUPPIES, g, weeks, thor.
oushbrtds: guaranteed; female. 50; males,
$40 31O3 Alabama ave. .s.e.-----. s.e.
oMoW PUPS lively Sseks rhoe: G.IsIsi Met.
between and Q pm. today.
ten male. SO: house broken. i7se Lanier
pi. NV, Apt. "a. Phone Columbia 4On2.
WIRE HAIRED DACHsHtND PUPPIES.
American Kennel Club registered. chAni-
pion bred: $40 to 500 each. May be seen
4 to q pm. 1142 r st. NV. -
DOBERMAN PINSCHER,
Male. pedirreed. house broken. iis North
Carolina ave. Sc II.
MONKEY.
Very pretty, small playful. Clev. 1888.
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HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for . life
time or money back. Write for booklet:
No espss ,Sr er cn1rS sIrEesy ~ ss0s NM
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE. ELEC-
tric cabinet baths. sun-rays. by appoint
ment Columbia 1884. 2101 Conn. ave.
ELDERLY MAN DESIRES ROOM. BOARD
with family preferably farm: nearby Vir-
ginia or Maryland. Phone Col. Ss41.
EASTER VACATION. CHILDREN; 10 HAP
py days with flowers, birds. trees; hikinS'
boating. fishing. WILD ROSE SHORES.
near Annapolis. Md. Col. 4e93-J after 4.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY.
seee sceept I inferior funeral services du. to il:
ability to pay. high price. The Greater
w W. Chambers Co. offers 2 complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little a. 20.
Worlds finest waterproof. airtIsht. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for Ss5 In % case OF Seath s,h cs,i
corner Chaplin NV. Col. O432. Phone or
write our address. We will send you
beautiful cataloRue Of how we do It
SAVE $40 Cash IN BUYING YOUR NEW
Chevrolet. I have traded In my car an9
hold a Chevrolet trads-in credit OF Xis6
which ! will sell for Sl46. Call METROPOLITAN
1904. Branch 22. between ana 4. ~.
Evening star., 1935-04-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. any hour: IL
ia Gensea .c white msn your; ;, or our a. Sar e
Culture. Inc. estab: 1915. sls l4th st.
STATISTICAL CLERK.
Complete home study course
covering all subjects. Revised
edition contains instructions and
drill material on: Mental Tests,
Elementary puta t 10 n s
weighted Averages, Per Cent of
Increase and Decrease, Recipro-
Gals and Index Numbers; Tab
ulation and Frequency Tables;
Line Graphs; Bar Charts and
SAMPLE EXAMINATIONS. An
swer key shows solution of prob
lens step by step. Ideal for rapid
preparation or review. Inspec-
ton and comparison with other
courses invited. Price includes
postage anywhere In U. s.
$500.
(NEXr Door To THE EvENiNG STAR
APPLICANTS-NOTICE.
Review Practice Material.
EDITORIAL AND STATISTICAL
We have for sale an outline OF re,
view studies specially prepared for civll siVn
Tor Editorial Clerks. PREPARED y tbs
head Of the EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
of the Mount Pleasant School for sec
retaries. who was formerly employed In
the Examining Division Of the Civil Serv,
to- ,.,Sie includes
PAGES Of general Instructions and practice
material on ProofreadinG. Copyreadine.
Manuscript Preparation. Editing. ReWrlt-
ing and Revising. Abstractins and index
ing This Is not q correspondents or nome
study course. 1t Is nightly indorsed as
review PRACTICE study, Price; G @ $500.
We also have a revised outline of review
practice material which was specially pre-
pared for civil service applicants taxing
examination for Statistical Clerks. There
are 81 PAGES Of instructions and practice
material on Elementary COMPUTATIONS, Re-
ciprocals. Weighted Averaaes. Index NUM-
bers. Tabulation and Graphing. The out,
line is complete and includes one trlal
examination and an excellent list OF INTEL
ligence test questions. This is not cor.
respondence or home study course. 1t is
study. Price. $500.
f0i 'a'i 'iLoWpERMILK & co,
14lf pEARfMtNs + s,i Ky BIG BOOK k'sa sHos osis'
1913 @ st. NV. only. Met. 54l5.
M. p. 8. s.. once. Col. 5000.
TIvoli Bldg. 14th St. and Park Rd.
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wANTED--AUTOMOBrtEs.

Cash for lisht sedan. 80 to .'32 model
GOOD condition. privately owned: no deal
ers. Phone Lincoln O6s4.
FORD CHEVROLET OF other lisht eArt.
viii pay 81 much as any one l1 city FREQ
L Morean 1a41 14th NV North 10000
CHEVROLET coupe: private party will pay
cash: no dealers. 1919 0eorsia ave. NV:
wilt PAY s1Oo CASH for Ford or a Ghsyr9- s.r9 :
ers. Address BOX s4-Z. Star once.
WANTEb-sb autos. any. condition. alum:
ium copper, brass lead. etc. We sell
used parts for all cars. Green Front"
pa1 Fla ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"AdUerfisemenfs under this head.
ING are presumed TO be from pri.
rate tndfutdudis. unless the adpsy-
tfsemsnt ptues q hrm name or Q
bHstness address or states the poyd
Dealer Members OF the public
who hnd dealers masqueradine In
this column as prtuate indiutdaaIs
are urged TO report the matter 10
The Star for iHvestfgatioH."
Evening star., 1935-04-20
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC
cHnDs NURSE. experienced preferably
Iierit position and excellent home on Kalo-
41O-R. Star ONCE.
COOK. coiored woman; must be good.
&cuns; 9Siss Tn. sstiys w1sa o no. pSone mouse
COOK AND HoUsEWoRK, colored; over
30 no youns girl, stay nishts: $40 per
month. Phone wisconsin 4522.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. must be ex-
perienced. 90 home nights; 81 week. $40
Walbridee pl NV. Adams S2b3.
GIRL. white; As housekeeDer; references
GIRL, white; general housework; reliable.
likes children; live in; good home, 2nd-
floor room. Phone Wisconsin 3006-J.
GIRL. colored: eeneral housewerkm IT, no
cooking; So week and board. 1454 Mon
isy SEsF. fG1ss ns S:txesn t1r
pm. Met e5bs. GeorEe Wooten.
HoUsEKEEPER. white refined neat. cap
numbered. Address BOZ s5-z. Star once. :.
HoUSEKEEPER. white. experienced. care
two children no laSndry SsS n %oash; Snd3
HoUsEKEEPER wanted to make her home,
general housework Call Sunday between
/ and 12. and 3. References required.
Good salary. 1884 c st. ne.
WOMAN. settled white or eeIored: general
and board. Address Box 1os-z. Star once.
YOUNG WOMAN. white for general house
experienceG e Apply p f 200 ues Conn. an ave-. Adj.
sol. Phone Emerson 9271.
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SALE-AuToMOBILES.

AUBURN sedan. model 500; price. S195;
particularly clean and dependable: excel
lent rubber all around; terms to suit.
Toms Chrsyler Plymouth. 1865 Conn. ave.
Phone Decatur 1919. Open eyeninss.
AUBURN 1882 sedan; car No. 4gS; retains
It's new-car appearance and performance:
S379: terms. Moneyback guarantee plus
80 days free service. Lee. Rocca. Inc.
Direct Dodge Plymouth Dealers. N. Y.
ave Phone National 1922: Open Sunday.
BUICK 1881 "8' de luxe sedan: six wire
wheels. trunk rack. attractive blue nnish.
mechanically excellent. good tires; 3O:day
guarantee; S378. Logan Ford Dealers.
$3.50 14th ct. NV. and 1919 Irving It,
NV. Phone Columbia 1O308.
BUICK 1929 5.pass. coupe; perfect condi.
ton; private owner forced to sell; S136.
Apt. z 1775 California st. NV.
BUICK 1928 sedan: dandy motor: 1--WE nne
Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. ave.
BUICKs-Copsult. T 8, oaqdess At Buick
Agency 1915 14th g., National $500
about trading YOUR car for better one
BUICK 1881 De luxe sedan; . real good
buy; only S36b: E-Z terms: open late.
Reliable Motor SAFES. 1899 14th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1929 coupe: plenty depend.
able transportation here; new tires. excel
lent throughout; S86. Metro. Motors. 1928
14th st. NV. 21'
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SITUATIONS--MEN.

FILIPINO. as chaufier butler. Speaks
ref. Address Box 406-R Star ONCE. 21'
MAN. light colored. wants position as ele-
yator operator; licensed: good refs. Phone
North s217. 81
NAN. eolorsd; experieneed; wishes work ,s ss
Ward pl. NV.
YOUNG MAN. % years. 2 years college.
adaptable now employed: best references.
Address Box 3s4-R. Star once. 21a
home or business property. will furnish
plans and Specifications. nancial advice
and superintend construction; % years as
Q local builder; best reference. Horner.
phone GeorGia 1904.
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PERSONAL,

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents pe- line additional
to the regular line rate
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

OH kIOA11ONS-WOM
ALTERATIONS, dressmakinR. tail6rine:
reasonable price; perfect fitting; hens. soc
up. Met. 0726. S1S 18th NV, LIST q. 26s
CARE for small children. half or full day:
pleasant surroundinss: kindergarten train-
Ing. 1903 Lamont NV. Adams 6104.
HOUeEKEEPER with secretarial expert
ence. competent. to manage household
duties of refined home. National 8079.
LADY wishes sewing any kind S.. day
in city. Call before 10 a.m.' Emerson
SECRETARY. stenographer. dressmaker and
nc4nsed automobile operator: exp. and reli.
able; excel. refs.i perm. temp. Col. 7060-J.
TAfL L0RNSs. dressmAker. wishes work BY
az. az or week. Address BOX 17-z' star
WOMAN, white, middle aged. refined, for
bachelor or widower's home. Call in per-
son $50 LonGfellow ct. nv. Apt. 3.
position as P, B. x. operator. Will DO
relief work. Gall North 1899.
Evening star., 1935-04-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO

PIANOS and players. excellent condition:
$50: one Knabe Sl0O Also practice
pianos. SO. Smiths Transfer 4 etorase
Co. 1913 You st. NV. Phone North 3343.
KNABE GRAND PIANO beautiful tone;
phone District 5245. al'
EXCHANGE PHILCO all-wave radio. Euro
pean reception. for plano, paying diff.
ference. Telephone Georgia 0e76. II.
GRAND AND UpR1GHTS. in excellent con.
responsible people: reduced in price on ali
floors. Terms as low as 81 per week. A
guarantee eoes with every instrument. One
grand. S26s so. One medium size uprisht.
Sl35. High grade players as low as 500:
Pianos rented for all occasions Home OF
HUGO Worch. lilo @ NV. Est. 1879.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EoUIpPED LUNCH ROOM for rent $lb0;
shoe-repair shop, $50: home bakery. $50;
uni rooming house. sos. r. B. BehTend.
1917 F.
GROCERY. beer license. fine stand for sas sas
sunfn staI19n rosd. s.oi, " mi TO % line: rent,
sIaa'i sib: lease. S. a.. r. hen house. elee.
line and current l mi; best yet: price,
$3.50: terms: ideal for couple on small
pension. Also bakery. SIS. 500: hotel. beer
license. cor. State rds.. SIG. 80; srocery'
s r, $3.50; Easy terms; -. Geo. 6da6. d46
RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. locality.
GEORGETOWN: very desirable premises. suit
able for beer garden. Arendes Realty Co..
1907 Wisconsin ave. Phone west O014.
OPPORTUNITY to secure Dodge and Ply
mouth leadership close to Washington.
Contact Mr.. Brooks at the Trew Motor
"a 1Q10
Evening star., 1935-04-20

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. any hour: Ii.
ctnsed white men: yours or our car; per
mits secured. Call any time. Adams 3469
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL or BEAUTY
Culture. Inc. estab. 1918. 8lS l4th ct.
!, u onH J1CR II ava
Evening star., 1935-04-20

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
PAINTING. paperins floor scraping: neat.
clean work at reasonable prices. For free
estimate call Adams 1874. Keystone Dec.
oratins Co. Inc. 3451 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-20

FORD 1890 Tudor; motor quiet and power
full; 5 GOOD tires: clean interior. Honestly
Priced at $160; only $50 down. bal. easy.
Owens Motor Co N.}p3 Ga ave,
Evening star., 1935-04-20

HUPMoB1LE 1929 4-pass. coupe; excellent
equipment, trunk rack: S1p5: guaranteed.
Logan Ford Dealers. 1880 l4th st. NV.
and 1919 irving st. NV. Columbia l0306.
LINCOLN 1891 4-door. 7-passenger sedan;
low mileege; upholstery protected by
tailored seat covers; fnish like new; tires
and mechanical condition Al. Death OF
Address Box 4O4-R. Star once. 22'
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

GRAY MARINE MOTORS, new and usedi
4-44 new 1884 model. $3.50. J. B. Band.
IA 14th st. ne. 21s
Evening star., 1935-04-20

home Immediately for one 1) or two t2l
black cats. females. Address Box lO1- z
Evening star., 1935-04-20

Il wheels, side mountinss. trunk. radio.
other extras; perfectly conditioned through
out: 1895: terms. Money-back guarantee
and 30 days free service. Leo Rocca. Inc ,.
Direct DODGE Plymouth Dealers. NJ Y.
ave. ne. National 13e.. Open Sunday.
PACKARD sedan. In excellent condition;
good rubber; $50. $50 Quincy st. NV. 2l'
Evening star., 1935-04-20

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 10 weeks,
solid creamy buff pedisreed champion;
reasonable. 1891 Garfield st. NV.
CHOW PUPPIES "a. SIS each II sold
tndaY. InAH eth NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-20
MONKEY.
BOATS.

Very pretty. small. playful.
Evening star., 1935-04-20

o1DsMOBILE 1891 esbriolet. with rumble
seat: driven and used very little: sacrince.
$500 Call Decatur 21T5 evening.
Evening star., 1935-04-20

PHILIPPINE FURNITURE for sale Army
ofncer. retired. has the following "Bilibid"
rattan furniture for sale. consisting Of one
mara top. one settee one rocker and
two straight chairs. Must be seen to be
appreciated. at 2l0 North Fairfax st.
nd ri
Evening star., 1935-04-20

Sl35; sacrifice. Phone 0eoreia OlUH.
| HUDSON 1894 Custom Club sedan with
| built-in radio and only driven g,lS2 miles.
| Due TO financial reasons. must sacrifce this
| automobile that cost 81 .346 only Few
months ago. for the best offer. Phone Mrs.
| Raland North SRgU
Evening star., 1935-04-20

HUDSON 1879 4-dOor sedan; good tires
and paint. $3.50. Rosen K Rice Motor Co.
1929 Irving ST. nd. phone Columbia
Evening star., 1935-04-20

NASH 1881 coupe: beautiful. clean. excel
lent mechanics ally: priced right. Potomac
$40. Mr.. Mack, 1909 14th st. NV.
OLESMOBlLE 1891 sport coupe; refinished
seat; spotlessly clean and mechanically
dependable; good tires; S265; 30-day guar.
antee Logan Ford Dealers. 1880 l4th st.
NV. end 1919 Irving st. NV. Phone Co
lumbia 103OH
Evening star., 1935-04-20

WASHING MACHINE tRotsrex. fun set
form. Emerson 245O. or 4913 47th st. n ".
WASHING MACHINE. E-Z, model "R. %
spinner tyne: thoroughly rennished and
leconditioned; guaranteed: $50. so. Ma
tional Electrical Supply Co. 1925. N. Y.
ave. NV, Natl. $500. Also several other
bargains at unusual prices.
Evening star., 1935-04-20

NASH 1928 convertible coupe: runs sood;
SIS Rosen & Rice Motor Co. 1423 Irving
st. NV. Phone Columbia 103.4 Author-
lied Plymouth and De Soto Dealers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
julius p. Stadler Is
Named To School Board

julius P. Stadler of Silver Spring
was named by Gov. Albert c. Richie
yesterday as a member Of the Mont
gomery County Board of Education
for term of 6 years. He succeeds
William H. McCeney Of Burnt Mills,
whose term recently expired.
Stadler is general manager of the
Woodside Construction Co., position
he has held IA years, and served as
appraiser for the eastern suburban
section of Montgomery County in the
last general county reassessment.
Stadler was educated in the public
schools Of st, Louis and attended the
Technical and Engineering School Of
Washington University in st. Louis.
He enlisted in the Army and was as
signed to the officers training camp
at Aberdeen during the World War,
attaining the rank Of lieutenant, be-
for y. was mustered out after the
e. 1of the Armistice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
Politics Causes Throng To Visit
County Seat As Commissioners Meet
Garrett Holds Police Job And Aud Is Named County
AssessOr-W Williams Gets Clerkship To Police Court
And Gray Wins Building Inspector Post
Salaries Are Reduced

Rockville was a mecca for polite
ians Tuesday as the Board Of County
Commissioners held their regular
meeting and considered what to do
about new appointments to county
jobs. Several changes were made in
the course of the day and other
recommendation were filed for future
consideration.
J. William Garrett will serve as
chief of police for Montgomery
County, succeeding Alvie A. Monkey.
Mr.. Garrett is 81 years old, halls from
the Gaithersburg district and is a
former employee Of the U. S. Internal
Revenue Department. He is Repub-
lican and has had the backing of in
fuential G. o. P. leaders in the
lwarding of patronage to workers in
the Fusion movement.
Many Of the anti-Democratic lead
ers, it is said, especially the Bethesda
delegation, had favored Peytoh Whal-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
Delegate Shoemaker Is
Studying Motor Fuel
Bill To Aid Farmers

AS a relief measure for the benefit
of Maryland farmers, Miss Ruth E.
Shoemaker. member of the House of
Delegates from Montgomery County
has disclosed that she is studying a
bill to encourage the sale of gasoline
blended with alcohol for automobile
use.
The mixture would consist If 10 per
cent alcohol and 80 per cent gasoline
and, according to experimental tests,
would be a bitter motor fuel than
straight gasoline, Miss Shoemaker
says.
If it becomes popular 1t would pro-
vide market for much of the farm
ers' surplus grain to manufacture the
alcohol, the Delegate pointed out. She
lis interested in the proposed measure
because farming and chemistry have
been her chief interests for years.
Pending the assembling Of COM
plete data on the blended fuel, Miss
Shoemaker has not yet made up hel
mind whether she will sponsor the
measure or what form it will take
She says that it probably will impose
a 2-cent tax on straight" gasoline, as
the blended fuel sells for that much
more a gallon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10

en- for the post. The new supervisor
of assessments will be William l..
Aud, who also had been prominently
mentioned for the police chieftaincy.
The new States Attorney, James
H. Pugh, has retained Detective
Theodore A. Vollten as his investiga-
tor. Miss Helen Howard was named
his secretary.
Former Judge of the Orphans
Court Harry M. Hunt presented a
petition signed by nearly 100 per-
sons asking that he be appointed sup
ervisor of county aid, a post now held
by Mrs. Willie Green Day Perry. No
action was taken on this petition.
Harry M. Williams, Of Pcolesville,
who was unsuccessful Fusion candi-
date for clerk Of the circuit court,
was named to the post Of clerk Of
the county police court at salary
Of $1,000 year. He replaces Frank
CONFINED on page. 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
Tom Dawson Is New
Secretary Of State

Thomas L. Dawson, a former
States Attorney and popular
Rockville lawyer, is the new Secre-
tary of State. He succeeds David
Winebrenner, of Frederick
Gov. Harry w. Nice announced
several weeks ago that either Tom
Dawson, or Walter w. Dawson, his
cousin, would get the secretary
ship. Walter will accept the posi-
ton of counsel to the Maryland
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, it is said. The latter is
also a Rockville lawyer and is
chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee for Montgom-
cry County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
VIM. F. Prettyman
Reelected Head OF
Fire Department
w. Valentine Wilson Again
Named Chief: Finances Are
In Excellent Shape

William F. Prettyman, Rockville at
torney, was reelected president of the
Rockville Volunteer Fire Department
at the annual meeting last night. W.
Valentine Wilson was chosen to sue
coed himself as chief. Other officers
reelected were: vice president, Rev
J. Lloyd Black; engineer, c. E.
Anders; physician, W. S. Murphy
Electrician, Ray Weddle; assistant
chief, Frank Higgins and treasurer,
Marbury Gates. Raymond Karge was
elected secretary. The directors are
Messrs. Prettyman, Black, Anders,
Murphy, Wilson, Gates and Higgins.
The financial affairs of the depart
ment were reported in excellent shape.
There is balance of $525.90 in the
three funds, general, firemen's and
house committee. The total indebted
ness of the department had been de-
creased to $4,000. The equipment and
property is valued at about S57, 200.
Young Val Wilson, Ernest Helbert,
Albert Hamke and Leslie Thompson
were named captains respectively Of
companies /, 2, 3 and the rescue
squad. Lieutenants are respectively
William Wooten, Richard Hickman,
John Poole and Wayman See.
The house committee includes w.
v. Wilson, C. E. Anders, Francis
Lyddane, Marbury Gates and VIM. F.
Prettyman, chairman.
The report Of the chief follows in
part:
During the year 1884 the Depart
ment has responded to one hundred
and ninety alarms, ninety-four OF
which were fires and ninety-six rescue
calls.
1--WE have rendered first aid to two
hundred and lightweight patients and
have used our inhalator successfully
in two cases Of pneumonia and one
case Of severe intoxication.
"Our fre-fighting and rescue appar-
atus is in good condition. We have
5000 Of 21a" hose in serviceable con-
dition and our alarm system has been
maintained properly. All trucks have
been kept clean and oiled and greas-
ed at regular intervals.
Gin attendance at fires and rescue
calls, Joe Hutchinson wins the prize
given by the chief, having attended
IA fires and 80 rescue calls, total Of
154 out Of possible 100 alarms
Leslie Thompson and Raymond Fish,
er are also TO be congratulated on
making an attendance Of 100 AMI 1928
respectively. In all, ~. :" a
reached the 1Oc \
opinion is a We INV
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-01-10
Maryland Farmers
Gather For Their
Annual Convention
c. H. Gray, Washington Repre-
sentative, Advocates Plan To
Make AAA Permanent

More than 1000 delegates and their
friends are attending the nineteenth
annual convention of |the Maryland
Agricultural Society, Maryland Farm
Bureau Federation AMI affiliated or
carnations which opened on Tuesday
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Balti-
more, and will adjourn at noon on
Friday following the election of
officers.
Included in the affiliate organic
tions are: The Agricultural Corpor-
alton of Maryland, Boys and Girls
All Club Leaders conference, Mary
land State BeekeeBers Association,
Maryland Stockmdn's Association,
Maryland Vegetable Growers Associ-
Sation, Maryland C4op Improvement
association, Marylsknd State Poultry
luncil and MarylI Ind State Poultry
bsociation, Marylak Ind Roadside Mar
ket Association, Maryland State
Hatchery Associat Jon, Maryland To-
bacco Growers Ass location and Home
Community Depart ment.
- The delegates Sere welcomed to
ltimore on We'd 4esday by Walter R.
Ugh, executives ecretary to Mayor
HSwafa W 'Jaekss who was attend.
ing the inaugural ceremonies of Gov
ernor Harry w. Nice at Annapolis.
f'The city dweller is as much de-
pendent on the tue effectiveness of
farm operation as is the farmer upon
the ultimate purchaser of his pro-
Ducts" sad Mr.. Hough in his well
coming address. "The two are so in
terrelated that what is good for one
is good for the other, and lack of
prosperity in either case brings its I'M
favorable reaction upon the other"
President Charles T. Cockey, Jr,
called the opening meeting to order
and is presiding at all of the sessions
of the annual meeting. In his report
delivered at Wednesdays meeting
Mr.. Cockey showed that there was an
increase in membership of forty-seven
per cent in membership for the entire
State.
The principal speaker on the pro-
gram for Wednesday afternoons ses-
sion was Chester H. Gray, Washing
ton representative of the American
Farm Bureau. Mr.. Gray chose as the
topic for his address 1.-THE 1885 Agri-
\ cultural Legislative Program"
In his opening remarks, the speak
explained that one of the most i'm
Xstant measures facing the new
&Nk gress is the proper amendment OF
II telA Agricultural Adjustment act in
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