davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-06-13
in diameter, Is the only natural open

in diameter, Is the only natural open
ing to the cave so far discovered.
The present cave entrance was Gre
ated by digging 6 feet to long, wind
ing natural tunnel leading into corri-
doris and galleries decorated with a
variety Of crystal formations.
Unlike most caverns, Wind Cave has
very few stalactites and stalagmites.
Its formations are Of boxwork and
frostwork. Tiny white crystals, some
times superimposed on pink back
ground, hang in clusters from ceiling
and ledges.
Strong currents Of wind blow alter
nately in and out Of the mouth OF the
cave, apparently caused by changes in
atmospheric pressure outside. When
! the barometer is falling. the wind
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is just what he is; that he has these
ideas Of one sort and another, and
they seem to click" with the public.
I asked him what job so far had
given him the most satisfaction, the
greatest pride Of accomplishment. I
supposed I could assume the Oshawa
strike settlement was it. Not at all,
said he. That was perhaps the most
important in the eye Of all Canada,
and no doubt in the opinion of the
United States. But, as for himself
he took far greater satisfaction in the
success of his adopt a baby" cam
paign. He says he has cleared out
nearly every orphan in every orphans
home in Ontario, and they are all
doing we'll in their new homes, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hepburn themselves
have welcomed two little persons into
their own home-a small boy and a
small girl. And they, like so much
else in the life of this refreshing young
man, are great fun"
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-06-13

hostelry in a part of old Mexico as
yet relatively unspoiled by the in
vasion of the American tourists
Reached by sleepers from Tucson, the
trip consumes only IL hours from
Nogales, after crossing the border, in
an air-conditioned Pullman. For those
wishing to visit other parts of Mexico,
after a stop at Playa de Cortes, a
through train, "El Costeno," continues
on down the West Coast route, reach
ing Guadalajara the second day from
Guaymas, Mexico City is thence with
in easy reach. by day or overnight
trains.
While fishing is the principal di-
version at Guaymas. there is also a
swimming pool and beach with golf
and riding readily feasible. The hotel
maintains three launches for cruising
or fishing.
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Continued From Page DID

American horizon not only as an ar
resting neighbor, but in that role
which actively shapes the agreements
and trade relations Of the two great
democracies on this continent?
Clownish Leanings DispeIled.
That he is timber for considerat ton
as prime minister OF Canada nobody
there seems to doubt. was assured by
one member Of the opposition party,
the Conservatives, perhaps most know
ing politically of any man in Canada,
that Mr.. Hepburn has behind him to-
day the vast majority Of all conserva-
tive with little "c'D opinion in
Canada. This, to be said of probably
the most radical member of either
of the two old main political parties
Of the Dominion, is more than a
little interesting. They seem to be
f1ndlng with experience that he is
informal socially, but not clownish; ;
determined in progressive policies, but
not really queer" He won't wear a
silk hat except to funerals-but he
maintains lively respect for the type
of government that Canada and the
Empire have built up, King, governor
general and all. So what?
Mitchell Hepburn says he doesn't
like Ottawa. He doesn't like the
people he has to meet there. He
doesn't thrive on the atmosphere of
the place. Would he refuse his party,
if they urged him to go? If he went,
would he change Ottawa, or would
Ottawa change him? AS a member
of Parliament, he survived eight years
with no essential change in his opinion
OF Ottawa, whether or not it rubbed
any corners off him. 1t seems possible
that he will see Ottawa again.
What, then, would be his policy
on, for instance, reciprocity with the
United States? AS every one knows, it
was in 1911 that the Laurier govern
ment went down to defeat on this
issue. The idea of reciprocal trade
agreements, radical looping of tariffs
or, indeed, absolute free trade back
and forth across the border, seemed
to be forever showed under.
Still a Free Trader.
At that election Mitchell Hepburn
a high school debater of IS, took out
the family horse and buggy to carry
men to the polls. though he was too
young to vote for reciprocity. He
stands firm for free trade across the
Canadian United States border today
In 1911 his youthful Imagination was
not frightened by the catastrophe
suggestion, allegedly made by Mr.. Taft,
that the United States annex Canada,
That, he feels calmly certain, will
never be done, and he does not wish
the two countries joined.
He does, however, believe in the
economic advantages of free trade
across the border. He feels that If
Canada is as free to ship into the
United States as the United States is
to ship into Canada, Canadian in
dustry will suffer no i'll; there is
plenty of Canadian initiative and cap
ltal ready to set up industries supply
ing either side of the line that is
within reach: things can be MANI
factured as cheaply in Canada as in
the United States, he believes.
AS to that other issue of immediate te
political interest to citizens of the
United States. the st. Lawrence Wa
terway, Mr. Hepburn says he is not
opposed to it as an idea, or perhaps
Evening star., 1937-06-13
"Swords" Lure Fishermen.

CUAYMAS, June l2.-American
~ 'Izaak Waltons" are en- route to
the West Coast of Mexico, coincident
with the arrival of sWordfish off
Guaymas Harbor, in the Gulf of
Mexico. Last year, some of the largest
of this type Of fish were caught, after
strenuous battles, by guests of the
new hotel in Guaymas-the Playa de
Cortes.
Situated on the shores of Bocochi-
bampo Bay, the resort is a modern
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of the hill has been removed and In
entrance of rocks, weathered and
covered with lichens.
Wind Cave, lying in the great Pa
hasapa limestone formation of the
Black Hills region, Is about 10 miles
in extent, but has never been fully
explored.
The general belief is that 1t was
first found by Tom Bingham, Black
Hills pionee", while hunting deer in
1881. Attracted by a strange Whistling
sound. Bingham searched the under
growth and discovered a small hole
in the rocks through which wind was
escaping, whistling as it rushed out.
This hole, not more than 10 inches
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Great Diamond DISPLAYED.

Moscow, June l2-1n an unpre-
tentious room in the Moscow
Treasury Building there is on perma-
nent exhibition a simple glass case
that contains the famous Great Mogul
diamond, one of the largest in the
world. This priceless stone, formerly
called the Orlov, in honor of the count
who ran many risks to procure it for
Catherine us collection, has a long
and colorful history. Originally
weighing 300 carats, it adorned the
throne Of the Persian Nadir Shah
until l772 at which time it passed into
the hands Of the extravagant Russian
Empress. Nadir Shah to crafty a
whim one day decided to have it cut
differently. The recutting was per-
formed, but the Great Mogul lost 100
priceless carats. However still flaw
less and of brilliant luster, it ranks
among the leading diamonds OF the
world.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

usually blows outward; when the
barometer rises, the wind blows in.
The park boundaries now include
an area of 1913 acres, and the sur
face is an interesting game preserve.
Buffalo, elk, antelope and deer roam
over the entire park.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Relief for Acid Stomach
Ulcers and CoIitis Found in
Common Garden veqetab|e

Stomach specialists on the staff of 4 well.
known Chicago Hospital have announced .
revolutionary. new and inexpensive treat
ment for stomach and duodenal ulcers with
4 product derived from okra, common South
ern garden vegetable. Remarkable results
have been obtained in these and other similar
acid conditions as well as in coltis. Treat
ment is known as v. M. or VegeMucene.
Sufferers who clip th. nd and bring it in
can secure a liberal treatment OF VIM. itself
as well as free, sensational booklet of bona
fldc Doctor and Hospital Reports at Vita
Health Food Company jO3n 14th St. NV.
and 12@S II St. NV. for information
Call Co. 1850.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Indians Greet Train.

MOBR1DGE, S. Oak, June Ia
Indians in tribal costume will
stage a ceremonial dance on the Mil
Waukee Roads station platform at
Mobridge, S. Oak, for the entertain
ment of passengers on the roads
Olympian, which is operated between
Chicago and Seattle-Tacoma.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Odd Cave Beautifed.

WIND CAVE PARK, June l2.-The
entrance to the famous and un-
usual cavern, which gives Wind Cave
National Park, S. Oak, its name and
chief interest, has been improved and
beautified.
The old wooden cave house that
Iperched unbecomingly against the side
Evening star., 1937-06-13

China has established a ratio be-
tween rice, silk and cocoon prices.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
Macy ARESESEK

voltak nat a multi heten
minden vonalon, ami kiil0no-
sen megd0 0bbent6, ila tekintet-
be vessztik, hogy ez a ket het
a legjobb s1ez6nja az eszten-
d6nek.
Mindenfele mindenfele arut
leszallitott. arakon kinAlnak, de
a penztelen munkas ICY is
keptelen vasarolni Is a kara
csonyi szez6n 0sszeomlasa pa
nikot idezett fel a multi heten.
Ostobasag lenne letagadni,
vagy elhallgatni, hogy hasonld
rossz napjai 1881 ota mem vol
tax a nenzetnek es hogy a le-
epitesnek (deflacio) meg mines
vege.
Januarban es februarban a
helyzet meg nehezebb lesz,
inert a keresked6k szamlait
akkor keli fizetni es inert
azokban a h6napokban maguk
a gyarak is - kiarusitast fog
max rendezni
Az arucikkek hatalmas to-
megeit l0kik maris a piacra Is
azzal az allitassal, hogy ''selej-
tes aruk", vagyis hibas aruk,
az arakao melyen levagjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
MIKoR A KoRMANY Es

az uzletvilag lassan megta-
laltak a co-operaciora a bazist
es remelni lehetett, hogy las
sankent a normalis viszonyok
helyre allnak az orszagban,
most maya a kormanyzo part
szakadt kettle es elkeseredetten
neznek farkasszemet egymas-
sal. 8ol
A munkaselet iiagyopb dicso-
se,gere -tsze volt az arulasban
William Green-nek, az AFL We
zerenek, aki reszben azert ellie
nezte a javaslatot, inert attol
felt, hogy ha a nyomorultak
bererol a korrnany gondosko-
dix, mem lesz olyan nagy ha-
talma q munkasvezernek. Is
aki mar csak azert is a javaslat
ellen volt, inert John L. Lewis
annak az e,fogadasat siirgette
Mindenesetre lehettek jogos
kifogasok a javaslat ellen, hi
szen ilyen Macy horderejti re-
formot csak a gyakorlatban le-
het kiprobalni, de akarmilyer
torveny jobb lett volna ANIMAL
mint ami szabad predara ejti
a nemzet legszerencsetlenebt
osztalyat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A FELS0HAZBAN AZON

4 3, ~ : 4 - b.
marakodiak egesz heten,
hogy melyik farmert mennyi-
ben segitsek es termeszetes,
hogy a buza-Allamok kepvise-
l6i a legnagyobb koncot annak
kerestek, mig a gyapot-allam
kepyisel6i a gyapot-farmer ja-
vara akartak belenyulni minel
alaposabban a szovetsegi kincs-
tarba.
A het vegen meg mem tud-
nj, hogy a szenatusb6l elve ke-
rul-e XII a javaslat, de maid
mem mindegy, inert val6szint-
leg az is halalra van itelve.
A keleti allamok proletar-
kerileteinek a kepvisel6i mem
fognak bonuszt szavazni a gya-
pot-farmernak, akinek a KEEP
visel6i utjaba alltak a munka-
Der torvenynek LAX
Els ha megtennek, sjoggal Ia
zadnanak fel az ipar munka-
sal, akikel kul0n adoztatnak
meg a farmer bonusz erdeke-
ben, de akiknek a minimalis
beret farmer videkek kepvi-
sel0i megvontak.
Hiaba volt hat a rendkiviili
tilesszak, hiaba volt egyiitt ida
ig a kongresszus, semmit mem
hasznaltak, de rendkivul sokat
artottak a nemzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
SOFIA HfTvANYABB

arulast az Egyesiilt Allamok
nepe ellen meg el mem k0vet-
tex, mint amilyennek a kon-
gresszus Ieszerol tanui voltunk
a multi heten.
Mikor az alsohAzban ARA
szavaztak, hogy a munkaber-
es munkaid6 javaslatot a bi-
zottsaghoz visszautaljak, AIT
velosziniileg meg0ltek.
S minden valoszinUseg sze-
rint azzal egyiitt a farm javas-
latot is rnegoltek, amit a ke-
lett prole.ar keriiletek hon
atyai most mar megszavazni
bajosan fognak.
Az amerikai ujsagok AIT ir.
jak, hogy az eln0k nagy we're
sege volt ez a szomoru cred
meny, de ezzel hazudnak az
amerikai polgarnak.
Azokat vertek meg, azokat
arulta el a kongresszus, akik
elaberert dolgoznak ebben a
nazaban. Akiket a sweat-shop-
okban ,lzsoraznak, akiket az
izletekben ingyen dolgoztat-
max es akik a deli allamokban
ipari vagy gyapotfoldi rabszol-
gak.
A legszegenyebbeket, a leg.
tehetetlenebbeket, a legelha.
gyottabbakat szurtak lie, arul-
tax el gyavan es nyomorultan
ahogy mem merte volna AT
megtenni egyetlen diktatora g
vilagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

mem javult, a kereskedelem
helyzete rosszabb lett a mutt
heten. A nagyipar izeme -
ugy latszik leszallt mar
olyan melyre, aminel melyebb-
re mem cs0kken, vagyis a kri-
zis voltakeppen a feneket ell
erte.
De a keresked6k csak az
utols6 harom-negy hetben
kezdtek igazan megerezni Is
megerteni. hogy munkatlansag
van az orszagban es hogy a
munkatlan emberek vasarolni
mem tudnak.
s inert a nyaron - mikor a
tell arucikkekre a rendelesei-
ket leadtak - kitiin6 6szt es
telet remeltek, meg vannak
zsufolva az uzletek ARRIVAL.
Es inert a szamlakat fizetni
kell, ennek a raktaron levd
arunak egy reszet el kell adm
meg akkor is, ha veszteseggel
fognak rata tuladni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
ALERT IRJUK, HOGY

gyava es nyomorult arulas
volt ez az eljaras a kongressz-
menek reszer6l, inert a javaslat
felett MEM MERTEK SZAVAZ-
nj.
Ha szavaztak volna eS ellene
szavazott volna a t0bbseg,
egyetlen zokszavunk mem len
ne, inert mi soha mem hittik,
hogy mindenkinek ugy kell
szavazni, ahogy mi velekediink
A gyavasag es a becstelenseg
abban volt, hogy a SZAVAZAs
ALoL KIBUJTAK es ICY a j0.
v6 evi kampanyban hazame.
hetnek anelkul, hogy a valasz.
tok elvelnek 6ket, inert All
mondhatjak, hogy mem volt
alkalmuk szavazni.
A repnblikanus ellenzek re
szer6l nen vartunk mast, az
mindig a kivaltsagos osztalyt
a nagyt6ket szolgalta.
Es mem vartunk mast a del
allamok kepvisel6itoI sem, inert
a Delen a feher urak tovabbrs
is abbol akarnak elni, annit
kinyuznak a szegeny meyer be-
reb6l; de voltak arulo hon
atyak a keleti es eszaknyugat
allamokbol is, akiknek t0bbt
nincs helyiik Washingtonbar
es akiket XII fognak oman buk
tatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
UJEV UTAN
MEGKEZD0DK :

a kongresszuS rendes ulese,
de annak a legels6 k0telessege
az lenne, hogy k0ltsegvetest
csinaljon. Termeszetesen mem
fognak maid ehhez a munka-
hoz, hanerp nyakt6rve sietnek,
hogy adokedvezmenyeket sza-
vazzanak a t6kenek.
Az elnok0n mulik, hogy meg
nyugszik-e ebbe a veresegbe es
leveszi q kerdest a napirend-
r6l, vagy megpr6balja, hogy
AIT a bizottsag kriptajabol ujra
kihuzza.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy ha a
farmerek kepvisel6it6l megta-
gadjak a farmer b6nuszt, akkor
az ujra targyalast maguk az
arul6 honatyak fogjak siirget-
nj.
Ha azonban az eln0k mem
veteti fel a javaslat targyalasat
ismet a programme, akkor erzi,
hogy AIT megszavazni mem fog
jak es akkor az vi deal verese-
&c megkezd6d 6d0tt, amely foly-
tat6dni fog ezentul. Akkor lit
a nagyt6ke meg kerlelhetetle-
nebb ura lesz ezentul a mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
Is MIKOR KORMANYUNK

ugyis nehez helyzetben van,
egyszerre csak targyalasra til
zet a kongresszmenek t0bbse-
ge egy javaslatot, amely a had
izenet jogat a kongresszustol
elvenne.
A javaslat alkotmany modo-
sitast ajanl a nenzetnek, a
melynek ertelmeben haboruba
csak nepszavazas eseten mehet-
nenk, ha AIT a polgarsag t0bb-
sege kivsnna.
Talan lehet joszandek ilyen
javaslatban, bar sck eszszeru-
seq nincs benne, inert mikor
Europabol vagy Azsiabol nyolc
ora alatt ide tud egy ellenseges
hadsereg repiilni, a szavazasra
sok idot mem adnak.
De semmiesetre mem lenne
szabad epeszli embereknek
ilyesrnir6, eppen akkor beszel-
nj, mikor az orszag feje k0te-
lessegszeriileg eppen haborus
kellemetlensegekt6l akarja ere
lyes fellepesevel megmenteni
az orszagot.
Ez a javaslat szarvat ad a
japan militaristaknak, akik AIT
olvassak XII bel6le, hogy semmi
aron mem fogunk haboruba
menni Is az elnok csak bluffol,
mikor szigoru hangon a bandi-
ia rendszer megsziinteteset XII
vanja. A multi het vegen igazan
kerdesesse Walt, hogy mem vesz-
tette-e el a "hidegt6l' az eszet
a honatyak t6bbsege, ahogy a
multi nyaron a meleg ment az
agyukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

zetnek, mint eddig. volt. Es ha
ext a szavaz6k eltiirik, ha az
arul6 kongresszmeneket mem
rugjak ki a kongresszusb6l a
j0v6 ev ncvembereben, akkor
megerden,lik AIT a bervagast,
amely mar ujra jarvanyos be
tegseg e hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A WAGE-AND-HOUR BILL

ellen egy ev ota allandoan
gyilkos i.iizdelmet folytattak a
deli allanok kepvisel6i, inert
a delen abbol elnek, hogy OIL
ESQ munkaberre odacsaltak a
szov6ipart es reszben a papir-
ipart a keletr6l; es inert faz-
max t6le, hogy esetleg egyszer
emberi bert kell adni a meyer
mex.
A deli kepvisel6k akadalyoz-
tax meg egy even at, hogy a
javaslat targyalasra keriiljon
es a delieknek a republikanu-
sokkal valo sz0vetsege kiildte
ujra vissza a temet6be a mum
kasok, a nincstelenek egyetlen
remenyet.
Igen, megvertek Rooseveltet,
de csak annyiban, amennyiben
a nincsteleneket kepviselte eb-
ben a csataban es ha a javas-
latat t0bbe soha mem lesz ke-
pes targyalasra er6szakolni,
akkor az egesz arul6 demok-
rata partot a sajat tagjai meg
vertek. Mert mem szabad elfe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

Icy all ma beka-eger hare southburyben. yak Is a
vnaalan veszekdnek egyassal hogy meyk Lat rosszabbu
masn Pedg alapjaban we've mines k0zk saz szazaekos
6rltsegk k0zott sem kdl6nbseg Is igazan semm
amt joggal vethetnenek egymas szeruere
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

e@ ! ( 4 = 2
Minel gyorsabban zuhannak
az arak, ANIMAL gyorsabban lesz.
v6ge a paniknak. 6s mem kell.
tulsagos hosszu recesszi6tol.
rettegniink.
HOCY MEM REMENYTELEM
a helyzet, AIT a nagyipar ki--
mutatasaibM olvassuk, amely'
mint AIT egy hete es mar
ket hete is jeleztiik az uj
depresszio feneket mar elerte.
Bar az aceliparban a terme-
lest masfel szazalekkal ismet.
levagtak, a multi heten mar.
t0bb rendel6s erkezett be, mint.
amennyit termeltek es mostan-
t6l kezdye allandoan a rende-
lesek emelkedeset yarhatjuk.
A vaSutak mar biztosak ben
ne, hogy a fuvardij emelesere
az engedelyt februar k0riil meg
kapjak es n vasarlasokat ha-
marosan megkezdik.
s bar az auto iparban mar
az ez evihez hasonlo termelest
semmikeppen nem remelnek, a
depresszio feneket abban az
iparban is elertek es keveseb-
bet valosziniileg mem fognak
fTolytataS az 5-lK oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
A JAPAN KRIZIS IS

kellemetlen napokat okozott
a multi heten a kormanynak
es ezeket a kellemetlensegeket
is fokozta a kongresszus.
Mikor hire j0tt, hogy a japa-
nok egy amerikai hajot szetl6t-
tex, termeszetes, hogy a leg
er6lNesebb lepeseket tette a
kormanyunk.
Lehet arrol beszelni, hogy
helyes volt e. sziikseges volt-e
az amerikaiaknak oft tart6z-
kodni a hadi zonaban les mi
AIT hissziik, hogy regen el kel-
lett volna oman takarodni
minden amerikai polgarnak)
de ketsegteleniil - joguk volt
oft lenni.
Japan mem iizent haborut
Kinanak es ICY az idegen pol
garok mem tartoztak a hadi
z6nab6l tavozni. Es Japannak
semmi jCga mem volt amerikai
polgaroKra ral6nni.
Termeszetes, hogy a nemzet
eppen ugy. mint a kormany
nem fog haboruba menni, de
feltetlenul elegtetelt, karteri-
test es a jovGre nezve biztosi-
tekot k0yetelnek Japantol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

lejteni, hogy ez a javasiat
benne volt az elnokvalaSZtas
el6tti part-platformban.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-11-25
Chief VIM. Garrett
Will Head Annual
Meeting OF Police
Jackson And O'Conor On Pro-
gram Wednesday At Balti-
more Hotel

]. William Garrett, Chief of Pol
ice of Montgomery County and presi-
dent of the Maryland Police Asso-
citation, Inc, has called the second
annual meeting of the organization
for Wednesday, December 1, at the
New Howard Hotel, Baltimore. The
business session will begin at II
A. M. Chief Garrett will preside.
Gov. Harry w. Nice will make the
welcoming address. Reports of Off
GERS and committees will be followed
by the election of officers for 1888.
Luncheon will be served and sight.
seeing trip provided the ladies.
The speakers for the afternoon
program will include Mayor Howard
w. jackson, Attorney General Her.
bert R. OiConor, William P. Lawson
commissioner Of police for Baltimore
City > Supt.f Elmer r. Munsh0per,
Maryland State. ,Police and others.
James M. Hepbron, managing
director of the Baltimore Criminal
Justice Commission, win be toast
master.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-11-25
Annual Report OF
School Board OK'd
By Audit For 1897
Balance On Hand July 81 Is
$15,584.77; $1,476,OO8
Spent

The Board of Education, in its
annual report for the year ending
July 81, 1887, is shown as spending
., total of 81 ,476,OO8.S4 for main
tenance, capital outlay and admins
tration of school affairs. The report
shows balance of $15,584.77.
The report was audited by the
firm Of R. G. Rankin and Company
and was found to be correct.
The largest expenditure was for
Institutional service. This sum,
1856, 934.49, includes salaries, text
books, summer school allowances, etc.
General administrative expenses
totaled $21, $4,000. $516,918.52 was
spent for new buildings. Land and
land improvements cost nearly
$4,000. Equipment amounted to
$40, 549. 86.
There was a balance on hand start
ing August 1, 1896, of 1911, 1898. 48.
The State gave $197,763.23. The
vocational fund amounted to $8,174.42.
Federal P. w. A. funds totaled
$176, 8O8.2O. County funds contributed
amounted to $719,210, while sums
from other sources such as tuition
fees, rent, etc., totaled $17,644.28.
The detailed report is found on
page 8.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-11-25
Large Crowd Expected
At Democratic Meeting
At Kenwood Clubhouse

Marking the climax of most sue
cessful and active year, Democratic
women from every section Of the
county will attend the annual lunch
con and meeting of the Woman's
Democratic Club of Montgomery
County Monday at 1 p. M. at the
Kenwood Country Club near Be-
thesda.
Election of officers and talk by an
unusual speaker will be a feature Of
the meeting. Mrs. Charles Y. Latimer
of Takoma Park win preside and give
her annual report as presiden. Of the
club and reports Of other officers will
be heard.
A number Of women have already
made luncheon reservations with Mrs.
Charles C. Allies of Chevy Chase,
chairman of the luncheon, who has
set today friday as the deadline for
reserving seat for the luncheon.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-11-25
Stablers Entertain Number
Of Guests Over Weekend

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stabler
entertained on Friday evening having
the following in honor Of Mrs. Jack
Wilson of New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hood of Silver Spring; Miab
Polly Robson of Washington and
Miss Chandlee Robson, Mr.. STANLEY
Stalker, MIR. John Weld and their
house guests, Mr.. Elbrey Stabler
and Mr.. David David Rogers of Cali
fornia, who came from the Forests
School at Yale for the weekend a
Sunnyside.
Miss Virginia Stabler had as
guests over the holidays, Mr.. Ben
Richmond of Nantucket, and Mr.. Will
liam Zerkes of Westchester, Pa, who
are at the Penn. State College, Pa.