Baltimore Afro-American

Brady said firefighters began to work with the fire around 3:30 p.m. but were hampered because “the water pressure in the fire hydrants was low,” and as a result water lines had to be connected to sources provided by the Washington Suburban and Sanitarian Commission.

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Brady said firefighters began to work with the fire around 3:30 p.m. but were hampered because “the water pressure in the fire hydrants was low,” and as a result water lines had to be connected to sources provided by the Washington Suburban and Sanitarian Commission.

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