davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
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Sin eiiiger ~gtorotDiro fegte uber
Die erltarrte 2anoidaft uno peitidte
bic ihdlimenoen @eaen eegeu oas
a6ihiiiii9e ufer 0es @rieiees, 0as
in einf0rmiger 2inie iih am &Oris
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ieIbe 6urd elm trauIides gd1en
ODER elm RdOelgeb6I5e unterbroden,
oeifen fnorrigen 8altmtUur5eln iin
an nloosbeOedten TeIien feItflam.
merter. gs lfien nls wdren Bud.
ten Hu6 8~oripriinge BON ben &c.
mdItigen @niiermniieu cIsge9lifen
Dor0en. $50 aber Die Ratur einItens
Elm lauidiges YI1shen biu5nuberte,
on bate oeiien Ghonbeit Der Ghie.
1tenltr6ng Der Ner6eit ~er0roIieIt.
genr bic Miin0ung beg Modb sri.
Oers, per ii1 eiuige WeiIen peitIid
bon Der Sta0t GIebeIdtO in Sen
CRITICIZE ergieBt, DerIieb Dem liter
einei romantilden Nnitrih. Ser
SIuB bat Ii1 lief in ben innotgen
@oOen etngefreiienv cine Giibihe
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0os bier geoieb, mar Elm 9dusden
fiGtbar, aug Oeiien S9oruitein
eiHe blGuIihe Raudauolfe tn Die
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line unO bIidten binnus nuF ben
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ipteI:
9ie Come neist iid Dem Sort.
aonte 81. Gin rolieeS Qibt -blennet
Die g(ugen itHO biloet einci1 iharfen
ROntrnIf nit ben Shneemolten,
Uelde, bon noro6ltlider HihtuHG
fommenb, uBer ben See bernufge.
trieben tperOeu. Elm Simmel uno
auf Dem @aIier lit Niles in 8epe.
gung. GoS SarbeHipieI pedJieIt nit
ieoer Minute. 9ie peiBen 41mme
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einem @Iutbnoe aitf ODER beben lid
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nabenoen Gturrnwolfen nb.mdbrenS
tie iih i'm @oroergrltnOe in griinli.
dem Zone iiberitiiroen. Gas Nalt
fden 0es Sees miro utlbeimlidl nno
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Steinen ernpor. God INNER tlttctt.
fiber per6en Die 5euereIitten. Ser
flammenbe SonuenbdQ bat ben gan.
aef tpeitIihen 9ori5ont nit ieinem
Geuer iibereoiien. Sic Ianggeltrcct.
ten Mben6ap0lffet lin0 III Yurpur.
ftreifen Dertpanoelt. lno ielblt ser
ferne Stlrmmantel lit nit elmer
goloenen Ginfaiiung uerieben. Sn
berrlider abitufuHg, ouerft gels uno'
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5enoe M~tmolp6dre in 0as refine Blaa
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grnnoe ob. 9ie fIeinitcn NcItdqr
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un6 Der Srolt gilbert ME u~nse5dbl.
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Dor ben @inoltGBen biegen uIo nei-
gen.
9os Collide @9auipiel erIiiai
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iih tief in Die aueen, uro es iii
ibHen als offenbnre ii1 Der Geiit
Der. Na:ur, nns llnenoIid]e, oaS
G9one, I'M @nlule Ser 2ieBe. Golhe
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1T bnI0 erreidt, ME Der Orarben in
Der Nutur.
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an 81 erbIolIeu. Gin oidter ltabl.
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gIeih Oieie nod INNER lire Gtrub.
len In ben unenoIifert Raum ididt,
elHpfit6et man bod, bob Die Ouuf-
Ten Sdatten oie Sieger bIeiber
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

W1breyo Gtaufen bic IeBten
So6IiHter ii leinern Mquarea aus.
matte uuo I'M @enuiIe elmer 4rbeit
ifpDelgte, oie ibu n~enieitens our
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BON GROCER Meiteri@oft aeugte, ge
ieute ii1 Elm feingcfIeiOeter Serr 81
ibni Delmer ioeben aHf Der Sabre
ben Stub getreuat bate. Der Serr
itelte itn Dem Mnler nls Elm bober
@iienbnbnbenmter Dor unO ipruh
unberbcbIen einegewunOerttng iiber
0ns Bib aus. Or erb1t lid, ihlieB.
lid Die arbeit fiir eiuen Yreis, peIs
der ben Gumitfenner berriet. Gtolt.
FEM Der iih SIudr uiigcrn bon fee
mem BiI0e trennte, iiberlieB e. in.
0eIfen benz Germ nod eirigem 30.
germ. Seine MlitteI unren nnbeSu
erIhCpft, un6 enc @eIegerbeit, pie
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2on0e Der niiHternen @pl0meni6en
MIR leIten. IuBerOem Oobte er an
GDeIine uro oeren Batter un0 ME
0ie(eIben obne 3meiiel bon elmer fir
tie ni1t unbeOeuteuoen 5umme DE.
brall6 MAIDEN fonuten, obglei9
9lod Sod nibt gang obue Silfsmit-
tel 5u ieiH ihien. Ser 86ufer 0es
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I1ngeres @eipr6d uno mahte inn
in oeIien 8erInllf ben 8eridlag, III
bic Dienite Der Babn gu treten. Ct
io1te BON Der 2inie Der @eieai1aft,
0eren Nr1lioent Der @onner NOR,
oie idonIten, Hunfte lfia8iren. 9ie
Gti5aen miiroen Damn, nit einem
Cert Derieben, at 9LnaeigesDefeu
bermenoet neroen. Die Bnbu fiibre
nad Dem fernen @eiten, ilu0 Gtail.
fen As6re iemit @eIegenbeit gebOten,
auf cine nneenebHe Nrt bic iHterel.
iarteiten @eeeR0en oes 2aHoes fen.
men 6l Ierner.
Gie in ausfiht gdteate @eoab.
lung mar cine ~perIodenoe, 0enn Der
Entertainer gei0t nle, mo er ielbit
gorteile su 5iebeu bofft. Gem bent.
Iden GiinItler pioeritrebte Ods
SanbperfgmGBige Der nreebOtenelt
Stelung, bod glaitbte er es ben
8e%rb6ItniIien fdpiIois gu ieim ons
Mnerbieten niht unberiidlihtigt 81
IaNen. Ct iagte iomit Su unb wur.
De eriudt iih inHerbalb GINGER
Gage nod benz grieiee gu beeeben
uu6 in Ser pr1Htieen Gtoot GIebe.
Lamb ieinen @obnort anf5uidIasen.
NqdOem iein Conner i'm DerIaIieM
tebrte Gtmsfeu nod ieineal 8elte
suriid. gr beOnaerte beinnbe, BOB
eE iein freies @dnoerIebeu aufoe.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
lGcrtiesunG foIGt.)

Gs .aibt Menf&eus Derest
cuffdnialfe Seller IpiGter entIGAI.
Sigt tDeroer, aIs bet olI0eEeR ate
b6&iteM goraige. an
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

SiibHe DER bIutieen Eat oes gotcrs
fir oeren mornliihe ltrbeberihait
iie fi1 beronttDortIia mahte. Ger
Zoo oes @eIiebten botte fein ge.
OnuerR In ibrem &er5en berporgerll.
fen. SIN GieenbIide, mo ii6 6eiIen
terrible Ratur in ibrer gataen Btu.
taIit1t offenbarte, mar TIRE 2iebe
onbtr. @ie erinnerte iiH niir nit
@rtfeten ON ote Iesteu Momente
ieines 2ebens. Sbre ieitBerieen CT.
%fnbrungen bntten SEN %llebergone
Dont 4inoesnIter 5nnt @eibe be,
i9Ieuniet. @orbei mar es NIT oen
FrobIifen 2ieOern Der Rinobeit, Dor,
bel nit ben uniduIoteen Erdume.
reien Der Sugeno. Roh bitten atDar
oie 8eiInen I'M @rnie. nod Iangerl
bic goeeI in oeH 3peieerL nod
ihien Die Come. Sbr nber ooIten
Die tpormen GtrobIen niHt mebr,
Die g6eel lonsen utgeb0rt in cen
Gag binein, sic @etIhen bertpegften
itngepfIiidt. Sn Der tieFen GqinteI.
belt Der @0bIe ibIihen bic Shin0en
ifGperf6uig onbtl. sic nernabm
llur Oeit SHrei Der GilIe I'M Mon.
oenIheine, tno ibre Sf1nen muBte
iie I'M @erborgenen peineu. s[Is iie
oos Roiihen oes 6luIies Dieoer
bernommeu botte, ertpefte 6osieIbe
cine tiefe Gebniudt in ibrer SeeIe
llnO lie bate ii9 am lieblten bon
ben @eIIeu, Sen alien bertrouteR
Sreunoen. fir iminer umnrmen loi'
fen. 9ann dber tnufte Ons Bib 0es
8oters ouf Der nun ibretpiIlen
gum ---. sic fonnte ben sc.
Oonten nift nerfolgen, es mar gu
gr1BIifs i5u aIs einelt M0rOer 6u
heaeihnen. Ser bIethe finItere
M9aan batte iie nit frGftiger &anO
ourb Die @GIoer, iiber Gal un6 Si-
gel gefibrt. gaur fort, fortl unO aIs
tie Dor grmattung at 8ooen Iinten
poIte, 6o bate er iie tpie Elm Sinh
anf ben @rmen eetragen. Sic
flammerte iih. an ibn. uno gum &c.
Tten MdIe in5S'Tte In ieineH AugeH
Ous Teuer Der 2iebe %ergIIben. gs
par cine tDtlOoufIobernbe Slnmme,
oieies Seller Der ndterliben 2iebe
unb Der @er5tpeiflung. 3pet 9ooe
un0 cine Namt bate Die urge.
Itiinlme JIudt geoauert. Bis tie emo.
lid nod Der @obIe eeIongten. SSSbr
9ahtIaeer bntten fte I'M 0ihten
@alOgebiii@ aufihlagen miiiieH
unO einrHal Sogeu in ibrer unnit.
barren R6be einige @6nHer boriiber,
als Oeren @eipraa iie OernabnL baB
man Dem Batter nod Dem 2eben
tradte un0 fih gu Ieiner @erfolguug
aufgerofft botte. Die angit, tpeIde
Iie IN 0ieiem @ugenbIid duseeiton.
ben, mar cine unbeihreibIife gene.
len. aber nod mar Die @efobr nidt
Dariber; ieOen MugenbItf fonnten
fe ben @erfoIeerA IN bic SdToe fol-
len.
Staufens Gri6einen ii 0ieIer
3e;t ser 4ot CAB ibr neue GraN
MnO tire Gebuiudt llah benz SoOe
Deridpano. AIs Iie nit Dem Batter
Hnh Der S0ble 5~uridfebrte, 90 ia.
men :br bic Gtile uHo 9uuteIbeit
OerieIbea weniger nriideno Dor.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Movie Hit
Comedy on Jap Rockets
Vows Tokyo Crowds

TOKYO. Jan. 7 GNSD-Japan's
greatest movie hit in five years
entered It's fourth week in Tokyo
theaters today before iam-packed
audiences, who are delighted with
The TirSt important film ever
based on the problems Of the
NippOneSe.
The film. entitled Five Guys
from Tokyo, was made by the
T'oho Co. after American troops
marched into Japan.
II deals with the problems Of
obtaining food clothing, shelter,
and il tell, how 10 fight racket
GERS, hoarderS and black mar
keteerS.
The hilarious CharlineSque COM
edy vows uSually-sllent Japanese
audiences by showing a farmer
dressing a Scarecrow in top hat
and tails because city folk are
giving him so much for his pro-
duce His kids make alrplanes
out OF 100 yen notes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Mental Patients
May Use Dorms

Proposals that II frame vii.
low Run dormitories be leased
for housing of mental patients
will be considered today at a joint
meeting of the county board of
auditors and supervisors and Of
fcials of the Michigan department
of mental health.
DR.. T. X. Gruber, medical su-
pervisor Of the Wayne County
General Hospital. said that the
Willow Run facilities would ac-
commodate about $500 mental
patients. The county cares for
more than 5000 cases.
The state pays S2.35 of the
S2.S3 which il has cost the
county TO maintain each patient
for a day, Chairman Jacob p.
Sumeracki Of the board of audi
tors said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Lisbon Expecting
Spanish Pretender

LISBON, Jan. Z (INS) - Don
Juan. pretender to the Spanish
throne, was expected 10 arrive in
Lisbon today 10 take up residence
in the Portuguese capital.
Recent reports have declared a
meeting between Don Juan and
GeneraliSsimo Franco may be ar
ranged somewhere on the Span
border.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
GROCERY ROBBED
ROB CASH REGISTER

Mrs. Mary Pankow. 50. OF 1924
Cherrylawn, clerk at the Hudson
Cleaners. S343 Puritan. told police
Two youths teek $50 TO $40 from
a cash register.
TWO others took purse con-
tanning $44 and a diamond ring
valued AT $500 from Louise
Reichle. 65, of 4l30 Springle, on
Mack near DreXel
The purse Of Mrs. Clara Miller,
IS, of 6427 Pulford was taken
early yesterday by a youth near
her home. She lost SID
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
New York 10 Retain
Scent Transit Fare

NEW YORK, Jan. 7 GNS)-
Mayor William ODwyer revealed
today that ne is anxious 10 retain
the five-ccpt fare ir New York
City for at least the next three
years.
He also asked New York State
10 restore the additional ] per
cent sales tax 10 pay for $685.
100000 worth Of repairs and re-
placements on the subway and
surface lines during that period.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Turkish Students
Defy Red Claims

LONDON. Jan. 7 GNSl-Turk-
ism dispatches reported today that
thousands Of university students
shouted vows 10 defend their
country against al! aggression
during a mass demonstration in
Ankara against Soviet claims 10
kars and Ardahan
The students gathered al the
ethnographic museum in Ankara
and then marched TO the central
SQUARE for the fermentation.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Also in this issue

CELLAR WALLS THAT STAY DRY.
Hundreds Of wet Easements have
been made dry by . remarkable
new process almost ss simple as
whitewashing. Read how
unique product developed in
France TO waterproof the under
ground Maginot Line may keep
your cellar dry and bright.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Open Palestine HEARING

WASHINGTON, JAM HNSy
The Anglo-American commits
sion on Palestine will open hear
ings today on political. economic
and social questions involved in
the Palestine problem.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07

In addition to this announcement
Of my purpose il this: Let III
resolve to make 1916 the crown
ing year Of long and happy
ministry with one of the best
churches In America"
DR.. Jones is a member of the
Detroit Rotary Club. DAG anc
the Corrections Commission oI
He has published /;
books and has two more coming
off the press in 1916
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07

LONDON. Jan. Z QNS) The
archbishop of Canterbury today
accepted an invitation by the
Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States 10 attend a
general convention in Philadel-
Eiffa Sept s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
LOOKS TO BEST YEAR

I'm the meantime, I plan with
my efficient associate. the Rev.
q. Curtis Jones, to make this
the best year of my ministry 10
this church, with n progressive
and intensive program already
In operation.
This IN not the time for an
extended statement or an ade-
quate expression for the myriad
kindnesses extended TO me and
10 my household by this kind
and thoughtful congregation.
"All that i choose 10 say now
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
NJ. Y. Draft Head Quits

NEW YORK. Jan. Z GNS)-
Col Arthur V. McDermott, New
York director OF selective service,
announced his retirement from
the army yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
DIR. Jones To Remain
Here. Quit Passionate

The Rev Edgar Dewitt Jones,
ID. D.. for 26 years minister Of the
Central Woodward Christian
Church md widely known As au-
thor and speaker, Will retire from
his pastorate next Dec. 81. he
announced Sunday to his eongre-
CATION. He is SO.
DR.. Jones said he intended 70
continue active i'm a ministry al
large" and would continue his
literary work.
He and Mrs. Jones will remain
in the residence at 81 Elm Park
Blvd, Pleasant Ridge. although
they may spend some time during
the winters in the South.
REMAINS DETROITER
II will remain a Detrolter to
the end" he said. Its a fas-
cinating city. despite its prob
lems-or perhaps because of
them"
DR.. Jones was called TO Central
Christian Church, Second and
Ledyard in 1920, coming here
from Bloomington. Ill. In 1927,
the merger of Central Christian
and Woodward Avenue Christian
churches was made. The present
fine edifice was erected at Wood
ward and Josephine at cost OF
S650,0O0.
DR.. Jones read the following
statement TO his congregation:
IL arm informing you today
that I plan TO close my ministry
with this beloved church Dec.
81, 1916.
II think II wise 10 give this
notice year In advance, ~
that . competent successor may
be found and installed, and the
life Of the congregation flOw on
with as little disturbance as
possible.
WILL CONTINUE WRITING
"FOr years I have cherished
purpose To retire from the
-paStorate- while I am stiii vigor-
Gus and can devote myself for a
few years TO what 1 call y
ministry at large.
also, I have two or three
books 10 complete which re-
quire research. and i need
period for what John Drink
water called lonely contem-
platiOn.'
Now that our huge building
debt II provided for and the
church united and prosperous,
10 seems To rne the part or Wis
dom to bring To the headship Of
this church the abfest minister
available, who will lead ii into
greater and grand achieve
ments and accomplish "A still
richer service for the COM
munity.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
What do You know
about YOUR figure?

DO you stop growing at n!
Can q man tell what bis sweet
hearts future figure will be by
looking at her mother? Do
people over 40 really shrink?
Do thin people live longer than
fat people? Try this fascinating
quiz in January Readers Di-
gest. Ii may explode many Of
your pet ideas about the way
we look, grow and behaved Get
your copy today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07

Prices Sabject TO SO Sales Tax.
ibis is on fbe base price only,
not meiadiHg Federal Tax.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Bandits Stage
7 Ho|dups Here

Bandits, who held up seven
persons over the weekend, and
three purse snatchers were sought
today
Abe White, 60. of PIT Carter,
shoe store operator at 6337 w.
McNichols, reported loss of $500
to a Negro who entered his store
Saturday night. armed with toy
pistol.
White and his son. William, 38.
OF 403l Pasadena, grappled with
the man.
Ross Grimm, 36, of 452O Ore
gon was robbed of Sl3 by two
men in army uniforms early yes
terday on Vancouver between
Grand River and Ironwood.
GROCERY ROBBED
A bandit took between 500
and Sl25 from John LucZinski. so,
operator of grocery store at
14418 w. Chicago
Edward Minor, 81, Of 1856 CaSs,
cab driver reported :osS Of $62
10 two Negroes whom he picked
up at St. Antoine and Forest.
Two other bandits took $50 from
the Vanity Fair shop, 1924 w.
Fort.
Olga Krzywonos. 20, of 1921
Chppert, manager of the Pansy
Hosiery Shop, SAILS Michigan, said
she was robbed of $50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
ROCKCREST

Mr.. and Mrs. James Peake and
family visited Mrs. Peake's father
in Annapolis on Sunday.
1t. w. w. Brooks, Jr., USA,
and his wife, the former Miss
Beverly Heacock, left recently for
San Francisco, after a ten day
a1isit here with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Lyman d. Heacock. 1t.
Brooks will be stationed in Japan,
where his wife expects to join
him in the near future.
The Presbyterian Circle had its
Christmas Party at Mrs. Nelson
Evans on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Yocom
were among those who attended
the Press Conference reception at
the White House last week.
Mary Lou O'Brien celebrated
her second birthday on Sunday,
the 18th.
Mrs. Robert Bard, Crawford
Drive, was hostess at a surprise
Stork Shower for Mrs. William
Long of Wade Avenue last Tues
day evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19

W>FOR SALE-418 Acres = One
of Baltimore County's best dairy
farms, in high state Of
cultivation, big fields, all
suitable for tractor work;
one family ownership 81
years, we'll located, ! II miles Of
paved road front, watered
meadows, about 80 acres wooded;
new modern COW barn for ~
head, NOW above, 2 room block
dairy, silo, stable for young
stock, large granary and feed
mixing room; nice home, 8 rooms,
electric and running water. Price
$4,000, which includes " inter-
est in Sc acres of growing grain.
G. r. Koefoed Company, Special.
izing in sale of good farms, l0O
N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, J.,
Md. Phones: Plaza 1856 : Tow
son 201. 2287
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
FOR SALE =

SALE-1946 Wisconsin
3 HIP. one cy. 4-cycle engine,
has been run about 200 hrs,
good as new; new fence shocker;
one small counter scales, plat
form and cradle, weighs up to
$50 lbs; l Sanitary computing
scale weighs up to % lbs. new;
3-wheel feed cart, good condi-
ton; Deep Freeze 35 Gu. it.
stainless steel front; one auto
tire $50 16 6 ply, new;
Wards 500 ID. feed mixer, like
new; 1881 Chevrolet car, con-
verified into Pickup truck, runs
we'll. Green Meadows Farm, -
mi. from Rockville on Darnes-
town Rd. Tele. Rockville 392-W.
2277
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
Notice To Stockholders

To the Stockholders of the
Farmers Banking and Trust
Company of Montgomery
County
The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank
ing and Trust Company of Mont
gomery County will be held in the
Banking House, in Rockville, Mary
land, at 1900 o'clock noon on Mon
day, January goth, 1947, for the
election of Directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction
of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
RICHARD F. GREEN,
2290 President.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
Thomas C. Kelley, Attorney
Order Nisi-


Anne Mellon Tack, next friend of
Mary A. Mellon, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary A. Mellon, Defendant.
Montgomery County National
Bank, Rockville, Md.
Committee and Trustee.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1874 Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day of
December A. D. 1916, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, as Court of Equity, that the
Auditors First Report filed in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 4th day of January next:
Provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in said Montgomery County,
once in each of three successive
weeks before the said 4th day of
January, 1947.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
226O en Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
1t Seems

One of our big chain stores has
found it necessary to reduce the
price Of mems hats. It seems that
there has been widespread COM
plant about excessive overhead
costs.
-Burbaker in "The New Yorker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19

~ FOR SALE = Electric train,
freight and passenger pre-war
Lionel heavy gauge; rev. en-
CINE, pr. switches, remote con-
troll; excellent condition; trans
W former; many accessories-reas-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-19
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
PROCLAMATION
OF THE GOVERNOR TERMI-
MATING THE VOTING BY
MAIL LAW,


OF THE GOVERNOR TERM
MATING THE VOTING BY
MAIL LAW.
WHEREAS, by Sections 1923 to
144A, both inclusive, of Article 33
of the Annotated Code, title
Elections" subtitle "Vcsing by
Mall" as enacted by Chapter 934
of the Acts of 1915 of the General
Assembly of Maryland, provisions
were made for the registration of
and voting by persons who were
absent from their places of resi-
dence and engaged in the military
or naval service of the United
States, as therein defined.
AND WHEREAS, the purpose
of said Sections was to give the
residents of Maryland, who were
engaged in the military or naval
service of the United States during
World War II, the opportunity to
register and vote during their alb
sence because of military or naval
service.
AND WHEREAS, because of
the surrender of those countries
with which we were at war, prac-
tically all of the residents of
Maryland who were in the military
or naval service of the United
States have returned to the State
and have been demobilized so that
it is no longer necessary for said
provisions of law to remain in
force.
AND WHEREAS, Section 143
of said law provides that when the
conditions which existed on May
81, 1912, terminate, it shall be the
duty of the Governor, as soon as
convenient and proper, by pro-
clamation published once in no
more than three newspapers in
each County and in Baltimore
City, to declare the aforesaid Sec
tons of law terminated and that
such proclamation shall terminate
said Sections as of the date of
said proclamation.
AND WHEREAS, in view of
the aforegoing it is now conven-
lent and proper that the procla-
nation contemplated by Section
LAB should be issued.
NOW THEREFORE, l, HER
BERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERN
OR OF MARYLAND, by virtue
of the authority conferred upon
mt as aforesaid by said Act Of
Assembly, do hereby proclaim and
declare that Sections 123 to 144A,
both inclusive, of Article 80 of Che
Annotated Code, title ELECTIONS"
and subtitle Voting by Mail. f."
as enacted by Chapter 934 of the
Acts of 1915 of the General AS
sembly of Maryland, be and they
are hereby terminated and at an
end, from the date hereof, to the
same extent as if they had not
been enacted.
IN STI-
MONY WHERE
OF, | have here
unto set my hand
and caused to be
affixed the Great
THE Seal of the State
GREAT of Maryland, at
SEAL OF THE the Capitol, in
STATE OF the City of An
MARYLAND napolis, on this
Is day of De-
cember, in the
year of our Lord
P One Thousand
Nine Hundred
and Forty Six.
HERBERT r. O'CONOR
(signed) (SEAL)
BY the Governor.
EDWARD G. CLANCY
(signed) (SEAL)
Secretary of State.