davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27

egy veg draga sclyem esett le
f0ldre. Azonnal rend6rt hivtak 6s
a ket asszonyt bekisertcttek f6-
kapitanysagra.
TIT azutan kideriilt, lhogy ket
tolvajnG koziil az egyik Vinicai
Roza so ewes volt hazvezet0n0, a
mask pedig Krostyak Maria 80
ewes volt fogtechnikus segednG,
aki lopas biintette Matt mar biin-
tetve volt. Vinicai R0zat regota
ismcri a rendorseg, inert az asz-
soy mar tizenharomszor kilon-
b0z6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t0lt0tt a
kiil0nb0z0 lopasok Matt. Tarsno-
jewel is a vaci fegyhazban ismer-
kedett meg es oft hataroztak ell,
hogy Observation-Disclosures utan maid
egyiitt lopkodnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
RESZEG AUTO HAJT6
ONGYILKOssAGI KIsERL.ETE

John Holesko, % ewes camp
belli lakost szombaton ejjel letar-
t6ztattak ittas allapotban valo
hajt6s vadja alapjan. A rend6r-
seq jelent6seb3l kitiinik, hogy
Holesko vigyazatlanul hajtott es
aut6ja az arokba fordult.
Miutan Holeskot q rendSrseg
foghazanak egyik cel1ajaba Ear.
talk, ittas szegyeneben nadragszi-
javal fel akarta magat akasztani.
A t0bbi foglyok eszreyettek on
gyilkossagi kiserletet es segitseg-
ert kezdtek kialtozni.
A szolgalatos rendor idejeben
odaert az 0ngyilkossag megaka-
dalyozasara s hogy minden tovab-
bi kis6rletnek elejet vegye min
den eszkozt, amivel Holesko kart
tehetett volna magaban elt&yoi-
tott keze tigyeb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A szERELEM vITTE A sIRBA

Budapestr6l jelentik A Ro-
Sus k6rhaz ''0ngyilkos" terme-
ben meghalt egy eletunt szep fla
tai leany, "a ewes Peyer Bright
ia egy budai orvos leanya. aki
mar haromszor k0vetett ell ongyil-
kosagi kiserletet, amig vegre ST.
keriilt elerni szomoru celjat. Az
el6kel6 csaladbol szarmazo uri-
leany evek ota tisztviselon6je
volt Ludovika irodajanak. lit
megismerkedett cgy nos katona-
tiszttel, akibe halalosan belesze-
retett A leany remenytelen SEE
refine Matt buskomorra Walt Is
harom hettel ezel0tt az iroda he
lyisegeben felakasztotta magat,
azonban idejeben levagtak ko-
telr6l Is Rokus k0rhazban vet
TEX apolas ala. Felgyogyulasa
utan hozzatartozoi nagyon vigyaz
tax ra, dc egy Grizetlen pillanat-
ban a leany ismeretlen mereggel
megmergezte magat Is ujb6l
R0kns korhazba keriilt, ahonnan
par napi apolas utan elbocsitot-
tax. A csalad tagjai most mar TO-
kozott figyelemmel kisertek a
leany minden lepeset, Peyer Bri-
gitta buskomorsaga azonban egy-
re mott. Nehany nappal ezel6tt a
legszigorubb ellen6rzes ellenere
megis sikeriilt merget keritenie
es ujb6l megmergezte magat. A
mergezes olyan sulyos volt, hogy
a R6kus k6rhazban. ahova most
mar harmadszor szallitottak be.
az orvosok mar mem tudtak seyi-
teni rata es a szerencsetIen leany
ket napi kinlodas utan, anelkiil.
hogy eszmeletet visszanyerte VOL
ma, kiszenvedett. A tragillus eset
mely reszvetet keltett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
MEGMERGEZTE
A CsECsEMOJET

Budapestr6l jelentik: A
Szondy-utcabol R6kus k6rhaz-
ba szallitottak Kerek Borbala 30
ewes cseledleanyt es ujszul0tt Csc
csemojet. Az orvosok megvizsgal-
tax gyermeket es Macy meg
d0bbenessel allapitottak meg,
hogy az ujsziilottet megmergez-
tex, meg pedig oily m6don, hogy
mar6lugot vagy mas marc folya-
dekot 0nt0ttek a szajaba, inert
egesz szajpadlasa, torka es CARA
ta ugy ossze volt marva, hogy a
szerencsetlen csecsem6 taplalkoz-
nj sem tudott.
A Rokus k6rhaz orvosai min
dent megkisereltek, hogy a csecse
mot megmentsek, de faradozasuk
hiabaval0 volt, inert kisgyer-
mex taplalkozas hianya Matt
meghalt.
A k6rhaz jelentese alapjan a
rend8rseg meginditotta a nyomo-
East es kihallgatta Kerek Borba-
lat, aki azonban tagadta, hogy
megmergezte vo1pa gyermeket.
Mlnthogy azohban az orvosi
vlzsgalat megallapitotta, hogy va
loban mergezes t0rtent, Kerek
Borbala el3tt kihirdettek az el6-
zetes letart0ztatast. A cseledle-
any egyel6re betegagyban fek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A REJTELYEsEN ELTtNT
KETEZER PENo0

Domb6varr6l jelentik: - Ert-
hetetlen m6don eltunt szekszar-
di Heigl-malom penztarab6l 1000
pengo, amelyet RACE Jen5 penz-
tarnok a sajatjab6l p6tolt. A rem
dori nyomozas mindezideig mem
produkalt eredmenyt. A multi ma
pokban RACE nevtelen levelet ka-
pott, mely szerint, ha RACE 800
pengot egy boritekban elhelyez a
bar6 Auguszt-utca 5. sz&m kerit4-
seben, kozlik vele . tolvaj kils-
tet. A rendorseg az igy felderits-
sere erelyes nyomozast inditott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
Az ARUHAZAK RENE

BudapcstrSl jelentik: - Epv
lsmert becsi utcai selyemaruhaz-
ban tettenertek ket asszonyt
akik egy veg selymet akartak ell
lopni. Hosszu ideig valogattak a
selymek kozott, amikor egyszerre
csak egy koppanasra lettek fl
gyelmesse az aruhaz alkalmazot-
tai. Az egyik asszony kabatia al6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
VASARLAS KOZBEN
MEGHALT Az UZLETBEN

Szegedr0l jelentik: - A siege
di Mikszath-utcaban lev0 b0rke-
reskedesbe betert egy cipesz va
sarolni. Mialatt az aruk k0z0tt
valogatott, hirtelen szivehez ka-
pott es holtan esett 0ssze. A rem
dori bizottsag megallapitotta,
hogy a halott Kurucz JOSEF $50
regi cipesz. Halalat szivbenulas
okozta. Holttestet beszallitottak a
tOrvenyszeki orvostani intezetbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
SIT. GYORGY COR. KATH.
HITKOZsEG DIsZN0TORA
A vacsora valosagos bankett volt.
Az ifjusag a szinpadon remekelt.

Orommel jegyezziik le elmult
vasarnap esti disznotorunkat $
vele kapcasolatos szindarab POM
pas sikeret templomunk javara.
a Piroska lejatszasa gyakorlott
eroket kivant azokat meg is
kapta hitkozseg regi szindarab-
jatsz6iban es nehany vendegsze-
repl0 baratainkban, kiknek j6
sugon xviii kiil0nosebb oktatora
sziiksegiik mem volt. Icy .ertheto
csak az szinte hihetetlen dolog,
hogy a jatszok harom het alatt
heti ket proba mellett jatszi kony
nyedseggel adtak lie fenyesen a
harom felvonasos nepszimiivet. A
szindarab rendezonek exert sok
tiirelemre van sziiksege e teren
hiv6nk es kantor helyettes 10th
Janosunk szinten remekelt q
rendezte Is sugta darabot. A
tiirelem meghozta aztan gyii-
m0lcset sok vendeg kepeben es
mem vart penz osszegeben.
A vacsorat szindarab elott
szandekoztunk elk0lteni, azon-
ban a rendez6 es az ifjusag oha-
jara AIT csak a jatek utan talal-
tax derek asszonyaink: Csolin-
szkyne, Fedorne, Hriczone, Ba-
tarine, Var6csikne, Molnarne),
melyert kapva kaptunk mindnya-
jan leven az frissen t0lt0tt kol-
basz, hurka meg oldalas savanyu
kaposztaval, siitemeny es tea.
A vendegeink mint maskor,
ugy ez alkalommal is elj0ttek ell
.sz6rakozni nalunk tudva, hogy
vacsoraink els6ranguak, b6kezii-
elk, a szindarabjaink pedig jo-
kedvre hangolok, jol rendezettek,
t0keletes es mem tort magyarsag-
gal eljatszottak, inert sziilok ell
s3rendii k0telessegnek tartjak,
hogy gyermekeiket a tavol haza-
ban is j6l megtanitsak magyarul
beszelni. Ere mi mindnyajan GO
Observation-Disclosures biiszkek va
gyunk.
A szindarab szereploi a k0vet-
! kezok voltak: Orosz Mariska,
sYasko Janos, Hocza Roza, Ferenc
JOSEF, ifj. Kaczur Mihaly, Mol
mar Ferenc es neje, Fedor Maris-
ka, Szerbati Istvan, Siroki Mi
hdly ifj., Szalay Feri Dank6 J6-
zsef, Szalay Annus, Deak Erzsi,
Janosi Maris, Janosi 1renke, Ja-
nosi Peter es Deak J6ska. Vala-
mennyien els3rangu jatekot pro-
dukaltak.
Az eneket zene kiSerte, congo
ran Szunyogh Ilona es hegedIn
Orosz Ferenc (Teacher Of Violin,
% Rhoda Ave) es tanitvanya
Marion Bella. A zene mesteri volt.
K0sz0njiik.
A munka oroszlanrtszeben csz-
toztak gondnokaink is: Csc
linsky F., Kovacs M, Fedor j.,
Janosi P, Fedor L., Barany le-
any, Orosz M. ket kisebb lanya,
10th leanyka, Var6csik E.
Az eeste szep sikereert k0szone-
tet mondunk a munkalkod6inkon
kivil az 0sszes minket partol6
vendegeinknek is. A kovetkezo
alkalom a karacsonyi szindarab
lesz. Gondnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
HIRES NEMET CSILLAGASZ
HALALANAK EvFORDUL0JA

dul6ja annak, hogy Kepler, hi
res nemet csillagasz Regensburg-
ban orok alomra hunyta lie szemtt.
Otvenkilenc evet cit es bar nagy
volt tudomanyos hire, elokeloek
partfog6i, megis csak erkolcsi
sikere volt, anyagiakban annyira
nelkiil0zott, hogy szinte nyomor-
ban t0lt0tte ell eletenek nagy re-
szet. Teologusnak kesziilt, de
tubingeni egyetemen anna ferfiu
tananak befolyasa ala keriilt, aki
legelsonek allitotta, hogy mem a
fold, hanem a nap a mi vilagrend-
szeriink k0zpontja. Az 160O-l6l2
idob6l, amikor Kepler mint II.
Rudolf csaszari asztronomusa
Pragaban cit es az akkori ntmet
egyetemen .tanitott, az egyetemi
k0nyvtarban ma is megvan Ko-
pernikus ode revolutiOnibus or
blum coelestium'' cimii hires mil
venek elsG nyomtatasu peldanya,
amelyben Kepler sajatkezii szel-
jegyzetei olvashat0k. A tudosnak
aki f0lfedezte bolyg6k mozgas-
torvenyet, amely nelkiil Newton
talan sohasem talalta volna meg
maga gravitacios t0rvenyeu es
ezzel az egmozdulatok legutols6
magyarazatat, ennek a tud6snak
kemeny kuzdelmet kellett foly-
tatnia a megelhetesert. "A pragai
csaszari penztar sohasem fizette
pontosan Keplernek a jarando-
sagat, ugy, hogy a csaszari ma
tematikus Is udvari asztron6mus,
amely allast es melt6sagat neve-'
zetes el0djenek, anna kor legjin-
nepeltebb asztronomusanak, Ty-
cho Brakenak halala utan kapta,
vagyonilag teljesen tonkre ment.
Es megis Pragaban irta meg =
Astronomia nova" c. f6miiv6t.
amelyben kifejtette az els6 ket
Kepler-fele t0rvenyt bolyg6k el-
lipszismozgasar6l es ennek tor
venyszeriiseger6l a nap k0riil.
Esaszari j6akar6janak halala
utan Linzbe ment, ahol szinten
sanyaru viszonyok k0zt cit tizen-
OF evig, maid Ulmba es Saganba
koltozott. Linzben a bolyg6k ke-
ringes idejenek es ,tavolsagainak
osszefiiggeserol sz6lo harmadik
torvenytt fod0zte fol. Egyre szo-
morubb anyagi helyzetbe keriilt a
naprendszer harmoniajanak lei
kes magyarazoja es amikor sem
csaszari penztar mem volt hal
land6 $4,000 forintnyi hatralekos
fizeteset kiadhi, sem pedig Wal
lenstein, akihez utasitottak, mem
adott neki mast, mint igeretet,
az Greg tud0s elhatarozta, hogv
Regensburgba utazik es az or
szaggyiilesnek elmondvan nyo-
morat, siirgetni fogja fizetesenek
kiadasat. Az utazas faradalma es
a napi gond legyiirte mindig
dolgozo tud6st, akit Regensburg-
ban megvaltott a halal sok csalo-
dasat6l. Szerencsetlen sonsu en-
Der volt. Mar tanari palyaja is
szerencsetlenil indult: graci
protestansok meghivtak volt tar
tomanyi matematikusnak, de on
nan a vallasild0zes Matt ell KEEL
lett menekiilnie es elvesztette
graci egyetemi tanarsagot, j6lle-
het jezsuitak, akik nagy tehet-
seget f0lismertek es becsultek
eveken at protegaltak. Es otven-
ewes koraban Linzbol sziil6foldie-
re, Wurttembergbe kellett siet-
ME, hogy megvedje a rettenetes
gyanu alatt all6 edesanyjat. Mel
kule az Greg asszonyt mint bo-
szorkanyt maglyara cipeltek vol
ma. Az akkori id6k nagyiainak
bizalma es kegye mem sokat hasz-
malt neki, akinek tudomanyat.
eredetiseget halasan elismeri az
ut6kor.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19

pecting another visitor to hel
family?
Which reminds me. At a local
stable they have a horse r1oni
kered after King. Such Is fame
The stork is certainly making
Hollywood safe for posterity, these
days.
Denison playwright and direc-
tori Cliff is back in town from
a prolonged professional sojo1rn
in England. Um, drawing salary
from Famous Players.
Over on the Goldwyn lot, an
order for 220 Stetson hats have
gone through. The "50-gallon"
hats to be worn by the "Whoopee'
Kumpny. Each costing $50 to $50.
There goes the ole overhead.
"All's Quiet on the Western
Front" has been completed. 'Tis
in the cutting room and bime by
will debut onto the silver sheets.
Whispered to be yessiree flick.
Well, I'll be seeing you.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
When The Features
Are Shown on Screen

FOX-"Men Without Won.
en-" At 1888 a.! M, 2::37, 4:44,
1852 and 9:59 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - John
BoleS and Vivienne Segal in
Song of the West" At II
a. M. 12:45, 2:30. AIT, sos,
1852 and Gal p. m.
PALACE-Vilma Banky in "A
Lady to Love-" At 11:4O a. M,
'2:10, p4:45. 7:25 and 10 p. m.
R-K-O KEITH'S-George Sid.
ney and Charles Murray in
"Coohens and Kellys in Scot
land. At 1928 a. M. 1928, 3:2O,
$40, 1920 and 9:2O p. m.
EARLE-Winnie Lightner in
She Couldn't Say No" At
11:43 a. M, LAG. 3:49, 5:44,
7:47 and 9:51 p. m.
COLUMBIA-William Haines
in THE Girl Said No." At
11:O5 a. m, los, 3:15. 5:25,
1925 and 9:35 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
BY DOROTHY HERZOG

Copyright. 1880, Premier syndicate)
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March 10
We've been frowning over funny
weather lately. Thunder and light.
ming around tea time with barrels
OF rain. A little sun thrown in for
good measure. Case of devil beat.
ing his wife, or, as Eddie Gould.
ing would have it, The Devils
holiday"
Vivian Seegal refers to a road
Ster as a "gocart."
Eddie Lowe calls to attention
en- item in the lost and found col
yum Of a local paper. Said item
stating: Trousers. Tues. Eve
Fountain bet. Highland Il Viii
cox. Rev. Ho6463." At that
1 suppose it happens other
places
Pert Kelton, erstwhile Broad.
way electric lighter, is traipsing
opposite Benny Rubin in Hot
Curves" A baseball yarn, but Miss
Kelton shares the title. 1 remem
ber, years ago, when Doug Mac,
Lean was making funSters. He
trailed to New York Vacationing
Said he was having a hard time
finding a lead. Ye scribe suggested
Pert Kelton, who at the time was
being featured in a Marilyn Miller
show. Doug never tested the gal,
but this colyum wasn't awfully
wrong if she's here at last making
celluloid hey-hey with Benny Ru.
bin.
Our colyum pal, Edwin K
O'Brien. is with us again. Eo
pens on RKO stationery thai
I'm no longer with Fox, but
with RKO in the capacity oil
giggle engineer, running newly
formed comedy research bureau
supervision of Leon D'Usseau, for
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
TIBBETT SINGS
FILM TUNES
FOR RADIO

Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan
Opera baritone to be heard
through a coast to coast network
of broadcasting stations on the
Atwater Kent Hour Sunday eve
ming March 23), is the first
great opera star to make a talk
ing motion picture. Similarly, he
is the first grand opera singer
who may be heard throughout
the nation on the radio while
appearing simultaneously on the
screen in his newest venture, The
Rogue Song" The picture opens
at Loew's Columbia Saturday.
Familiarity with every trick of
the stage and early voice train
ing in speaking Shakespeare fit
ted Tibbett admirably for his ad-
vent to the operatic stage. His
baritone voice of rare quality
brought him instant recognition.
His first appearance was in Verdi's
adaptation of ShakeSpeare's Fal-
staff, in which he sang the role
of Ford, a part he had often
played on the dramatic stage.
During the past year Tibbett
has been busy in Hollywood pro-
ducing The Rogue Song" which
is already hailed as a masterpiece
Under the direction of Lionel
Barrymore, it represents the skill.
full work not only of Tibbett but
of cast of prominent and espe-
cially suited stage and screen
actors.
The enthusiasm and vigor with
| which Tibbett entered into the
production of this picture was un-
doubtedly increased by the nature
Of the story which is an adapta-
ton of Franz Lehar's melodious
and colorful light opera, Gypsy
Love-" 1t permits the same dra-
matte and operate qualities which
Tlbbett has long been accustomed
to practice.
When he is heard over the
radio during the Atwater Kent
Hour Sunday evening, Tibbett
will sing two of the musical ex.
cerpts from his moving picture
success: When I'm Looking At
You" and the Narrative of the
Shirt" These selections will be
included in a medley program of
operatic ariaS, negro spirituals
and musical comedy hits.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
DOROTHY'S HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

eign manager. my job," he con
tinues, "is to creep up, scissors in
hand, on smokers, roars, giggles
outlaws and belly laughs, lay
them low, and tuck them away
for future reference. I must re.
member to send Mr.. O'Brien
some of those knee pa6s I use
for African golf
Clara Bow cut her hand very
badly and was speeded to a hos.
pital for bandages. Oke, now.
Cut took place during a scene for
her new Flick. Something about
the Navy. Chance for a pun,
but the weather is too chilly.
Little lad cupid threatens a
jig over on that Fox lot. Russell
Gleason is still giving Margaret
Churchill the ruSh-rush. Rex Bell
likewise by Fiji Dorsay, the 100 la
la Frisker." And Frank Albert
son falls for the Irish-she being
Maureen O'Sullivan. Spring may
have something to do with all
this.
They're still talking about the
Lowell Sherman-Helene Costello
wedding. 1t was an event. Good
time had by all. I think it was
Lew Cody who said he hadn't
enjoyed such a pleasant weekend
in years! Party broke up around
five.
Hear tell Fred Niblo bankers to
remake Thy Name Is Woman"
as a taikie. Ramon Novarro and
Babara Lamar co-starred in this
years ago.
Looks like Stepin Fetchit will
be amongst those cavorting in
King Vidor's production of Billy
the Kid"
Didn't someone remark that
Eleanor Boardman Vidor was ex-
The Washington times., 1930-03-19

The four pictures which Warner
Bros. announce for first show
ing during May are: Hold Every
thing" for May 1st, "Dumbbells
in Ermine," for May 10th, "The
Man From Blankley's," for May
oath and Nanny" for May
31st.
Hold Everything" features
Winnie Lightner; "Dumbells in
Ermine," has Barbara Kent,
James Gleason, Robert Armstrong
and Beryl Mercer; The Man
From Blankley'S," a hilarious
drawing room comedy provides
John Barrymore with his latest
course, the long-awaited AL Jolson
picture written by Irving Berlin.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
New wv. B." Releases

Well, I'll be seeing you.
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
LA AWRENCE 7ZBBETT COMING IN "7HE ROGUE SONG,
Trained to Cook

The United States Navy sup
piled the movies with a sound
recordist when it trained George
Ellis in radio work. The knowl-
edge gained at sea won him a
position at R-K-O Studios
The Washington times., 1930-03-19
Miss Hale Signed

Louise Closer Hale is the latest
addition to Warner Brothers
roster of featured players for
forthcoming Vitaphone specials.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
WOODLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cline
spent the weekend with their
brother and sister at Mannheim,
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen
have returned from a motor
trip to West Point and other
places in New York State with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, of
Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Barnes has re-
turned from a ten days stay at
Tingler's Beach, ,Charlestown,
accompanied by Miss Annette
Hewes, who will remain with
her for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benja-
min and her mother, of Dem
ton, Md, accompanied his par
ents on their six weeks motor
trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Malambre,
or Balto., were Tuesday to Fri
day guests of the r. B. Mar
shall family.
Miss Evelyn Williams enter
tanned Miss Catherine Boyd, of
Perryville, and two young men
from Pocomoke City, Md, on
Sunday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
GAINS AND LOSSES

Increases and decreases in the pop
ulation of Maryland in ten years
since the Census of 1920 was taken,
are indicated in a table prepared by
the U. S. Bureau of the Census.
The figures are based on announce
ments made by the local supervisors
aud are subject to revision in the
final official count.
Analysing the returns, DR.. John
Collinson, Chief of the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics of the State Depart
ment of Health, said "There has
been a total increase of 1898 in
the population of the State in the last
ten years. Baltimore City has in
creased from 1888, 1926 to 801, TAI. The
total population of the counties has
increased from us, 1886 to 1923, 538.
Baltimore City and thirteen OF the
counties have shown increases,
while ten of the counties have gone
below the population recorded ten
years ago. A glance at a map OF the
State will show that the greatest in
creases have occurred in the counties
adjacent to Baltimore City and to
Washington; in Baltimore and Anne
Arundel Counties; Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties. The
greatest decreases have occurred on
the Eastern Shore and in Southern
Maryland, in Queen Anne's, Kent and
Somerset Counties; andin Charles
and st. Mary's Counties.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
Anti-Aircraft Demonstration

Anti-aircraft batteries will
try their skill on targets towed
by airplanes at the fifth annual
exercises to be held Aug. Is at
the Aberdeen proving grounds.
Actual fire will be trained
upon cigar-shaped sleeve tar
gets, streaming 1900 feet be-
hind the airplanes at the end
of tow lines, in tests of marks
manship and new equipment.
The latest types of fire con-
troll, including directors, height
finders, and transmission sys-
TENS will be tested in connec-
ton with a recently standard
lied mobile three-inch gun and
mount, and the newest type of
81 millimeter gun and mount.
Multiple machine gun truck
mounts equipped with so cali
Der, will be given exhaustive
tests to determine their value
in the protection of marching
ground troop against enemy
aircraft.
The sleeve targets will be
towed at attitudes varying from
5000 to $4,000 feet. Demon
STATIONS will also be held at
night, with powerful search
light beams uncovering the
aircraft targets and the batter
les loosing their fire at them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS
Notice To Contractors
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION

SEALED PROPOSALS for building
section of State Highway, as fol-
lows:
Cecil County, Contract No. Ce-91-
211. One section of State High
way along the Rising Suh-Fair Hill
Road from the Sylmar Road to-
ward Blue Ball, a distance of 3.63
miles Concrete shoulders.)
Will be received by. the State
Roads Commission, at its Offices.
Federal Reserve Bank Building,
Calvert and Lexington Sts., Balti-
more, Maryland, until IL M. Eas-
tern Standard Time, on the 9Th day
of August 1880, at which time and
place they will be publicly opened
and read.
Bids must be made upon the
blank proposal form which. with
specifications and plans will be
furnished by the Commission upon
application and cash payment OF
$1.OO, as hereafter no charges will
be permitted.
No bids will be received unless
accompanied by certified check for
the sum OF Five Hundred l$500)
Dollars, payable to the State Roads
Commission.
The successful bidder will be re
| quired to give bond. and comply
with the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland. respecting
| contracts.
| The Commission reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
| By order of the State Roads
Commission this 22nd day of July,
1880.
G. CLINTON UHL,
| Chairman
| l.. H. STEUART. Secretary
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
Revive burned, patchy
lawns moan

To restore the rich, green color
to lawns, keep flowers bloom
ing and vegetables thriving, we
recommend regular feelings
of Vigoro.
Vigoro, scientifically bal
anced, supplies the nourish-
ment theyneed. Clean, odorless,
easily applied-like grass seed.
Cost? Only 10c to zoe for
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-08-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the
snbsciber, of Cecil county, has OBJ.
tanned from the Orphans Court OIL
said county, letters OF administra
Jion on the personal estate OF
ANTHONY MARQUETTE
late of said county, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, duly authenticated,
on or before the 18th day of JAN
uary, 1881
they may otherwise by law, be ex
cluded from all benefit OF saio
estate. All indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this End day
of July, 1880.
JESSE T. CAMERON,
Administrator.
Test: R. ]. McCauley. Register