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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
ANOTHER JOBLESS MAN SUICIDES

North Adams, Mass, Oct 26-(UP)-Patrick J. Hefernan AS, found suicide in his sisters home School street today The body suspended from rafers in the cellar Heffernan had been unemployed for more than year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
WORLD SERIES COST HIM $116

LongmOnt Col, Oct 26-(UP)-GeOrge Suckla, Frederick farmer, sold 38 turkeys during world series game So eager he to get back to his radio and hear how the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Phlade phia Athletics that he allowed the buyer to give him worthless check for $1163O At that price," Suckla said, "it should have been good ball game"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
JEWS HELP JoBr.Ess

Boston. Oct 2e --(UP)--More tnan ,anaa ases '. q s,na.', on '''a,,, uos'aa, l, relief fund. expected to eventually exceed s600.000, at the annual din- ner of the Associated Jewish Phil- snthrnniea last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
RENO AIR TRAVEL INCREASES

Reno Nev, Oct 26-(UP)-Indcating that pros pective dvorcees wish to get here in hurry to start Serving" their six weeks under the divorce residence law is the announcement by airport officials that air travel in and out of this city has increased than 100 per cent this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
NEW YORKER RAISED HUGE STUD

Auburn, N. Y, Oct 26-(UP)-1ts too bad the fairs are over as John Duffy Clyde farmer has potato which would make ordinary spud appear like piker. The potato weighs two pounds and two ounces Three others dug in the hi bring the total weight to four and three-fourths pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
TWO BUCKS WEIGH 579 POUNDS

Elko, Nev, Oct 26-(UP)-Two bucks with total dead weight of 579 pounds were bagged here recently E. w. Bonn shot the first, 7-pointer, weighing 300 pounds Frank Horn got the latter 5-pointer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
BEAT HIS BABY TO DEATH

Jefferson, O., Oct 26-(UP)-Jay B. Orford 4O- yearold auto dealer, beat his 18-monthsold baby to death with club, seriously wounded his wife and then shot himself to death in sudden burst of insanity at his home here to-day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
Late Bulletins
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO RESIGN

Washington, Oct 26-(UP)-Governor General Dwight Davis of the Philippine Islands is expected to return to the United States in December and probably will resign his post it said to-day in authorita tive quarter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
HIS JAIL IS EMPTY

the increase but George Jennings turnkey of the city jail here will tell you differently His jail is empty for the first time in two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
TEN YEARS OLD

Bucharest. Ocl 36 = fUP1- Crown Prince Michael nf Runianin received his eorporais chevrous to-day in honor of his tenth birth dnw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-26
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Oct 2s.-(UPl-The treasury net balance Oct 23 was $3ls .043. .024.23. s
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

carruajes, muebles, ETC., conSo-
lara a la vanidosa doncella de la
vejez de su primer esposo... En-
verdad, ell bale de la otra noche
era para sacar a cualquiera de
sus casillas!,.. listed sabra que
la casa de Pinto, riqufsima ha-
ce cuarenta amos, ha venido a
menos: w., iva Sc ve!, los Mar
queses v la muchacha habran
calculado que con los millones
del Duque de Almunecar.. es fa
Gil dar muchfsimos bales mejo-
res que los del Duque de Carmo-
ma, Y muchas comidas, Y tener
por docenas los coches y los pal
CO.'S. y viajar como prfncipes...
ii Pero no redimir cautivos!
No costear expediciones para
libertar islas!...-grit6 CUTLER
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
ES HEBREO Ell CONTRARIO
DE CLAUDIO

Harry Paul, Ell j6ven que e
pr6ximo lunes peleara con ell
portorriqueno Nicolas Claudio,
es un hebreo y tiene 10 amos de
edad, Ilevando va sostenidos 43
combates.
Paul ha ganado 40 batallas y
perdido tres, por decision; pc
sa 155 libras y todavia no ha ST.
do derribado a la Iona.
Venci6 por "nocao' a Willie
Jackson, Kid Dresden, Willie
Norward y Mike Izzle.
Entire sus vfctimas, por de-
cisi6n, figuran Peter Mike,
John Nebo, Larry Wagner,
Jackie Wilson, Willie Jackson
Y K. O. Miller.
Gus Campbell, que peleara
en- la semifinal, ostenta victo-
rias sobre Ice Merritt, Young
Morrison, Happy Henry, Joe
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

o de cualquiera otra cooperation
mia para tener hijos imputables
al viejo Duque y realizar COM
.pletamente ell negocio de la bo-
da, 20 Sc las negaria con la mas
cruel indiferencia... Ruego a US
ted que siga.
-iOh!... i0h!.., Els listed de-
masiado fuerte... iEstos anda-
luees!...
-Murciano, senior Conde...
-Viene a ser 10 mismo. Pues
NADIA. L.. va 10 sabe listed todo...
Pufa acept6 la mano del Oso
btanco despues de derramar las
dos lagrimitas de costumbre, Y
esta misma tarde saldra con su
padre y su tia en- direction a Pa
ris, donde la compra de galas,
muy reservadamente que 81 Pu-
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
mo, sin poder contenerse.

~NA
-iOh! mo-; ESQ no 10 hace
nadie mas que aquella! lex
clamo el viejo epicdreo, con cier
Ia emocion, poniendose de pie y
colocando la punta de los dedos
sobre ell hombro def j6ven.-
Aqaelld tiraba ell orc, y eSta 10
busca. AqueHa sacrifica ell dine
70 en- aras de su coraz6n, Y esta
sacrifica su coraz6n en- aras del
dinero,.. Conque, adi6s, j6ven, y
crea que puede llamarme su ami
go; pues, aunque yo no hago
heroicidades, gusto de los he
roes... Hasta la noche, que nos
veremos en- Ell teatro Real.
I'm ell teatro Real!-pens6
ell burlado amante.-iAIli esta-
pa 20 citado hoy con Ia que va
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

aun Y lluviosa que 10 habfa sido
Ia mahana. Desde los BALCONIES
del despacho de Guillermo. Co.
respondents a la espalda de
la casa, Sc descubria parte del
IPrado y del Paseo de Recoletos
Algunos coches particulars. al.
Igunos carromatos con moiigan.
gas v alganas nal pergenadas
estudiantinas, arrostrando 81
trio, ell aqua y Ell viento, daban
ALI, entire unos arboles sin no.
jas y un cielo de color de ceniza,
no Sc que aspecto fdnebre q las
carnestolendas de aquel ano. Pa
recian los gritos de las masca.
ras aullidos de dolor o de susto
los trompetazos de las muroas
templados aeordes de piporros
IN entierro,.. iDelieiosa. tar.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
BOXEO
SIN LUGAR
UNA DE
HERMAN

La comisi6n de boxeo de
Cfrculo Cubano sc reuni6 ano.
che en- ell palacio de la Gale Ca.
torce para tratar differences a.
suntos de su incumbencia Y CO.
nocer de una apelaci6n presen-
tada por Jackie Herman, de
Clearwater, a quien "acostara"
Joe Miller, ell pasado lunes.
Dice ell manager de Herman,
10 que la comisi6n no pudo COM
probar, que antes del golpe def
nitivo, su representado habia
recibido tres golpes de foul.
Considerable todas las cir
cunstancias del case, la conf
sion decide mantener su fallo
anterior, hacienda presente a
Herman que su proximo encuen
tro con Miller, 81 asf 10 decide ell
promoter, sera a ocho asaltos y
en- la semi-final.
Tambien Sc lie hara saber la
obligation que tiene de presen-
tarse a ser pesado y reconocido,
cuando de nuevo vuelva a pc
lear, a las tres de la tarde del
dfa de su pelea.
Con su protesta ell manager
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

oe para TRAFALGAR, para .ss
IA cumplir mobiles Y austeros fl
nsS de la existencia humane.
pefo horrible y tetrica para men
Sar en- festejos pdblicos v Ale
gfias mundanales!
Gulllermo ola los lejanos gri-
'oS y mdsicas de aquellas mas
eafas Ilenas de lodo, aburrimien
70 y 1atiga, y pensaba en- los vi
,es afanes de Enrique Y Miguel
por aicanzar una falsa gloria.
ellssoa en- aquel Presidente del
oOnSelo de Ministries, a ouien
no llegaoan los patri6ticos avi-
soS ue SD ~conciencia, sino ell vo-
.eil0 de Otras mascaras v otras
-lufgaS''. ide las mascaras "
hiurgas polfticas!.. t.. Pensaba an
.9uellOs insensatos Marqueses
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

de Herman envi6 un certificate
DEP DR.. Dickinson, de Clearwa-
ter, en- ell que eta un golpe en-
la region inguinal izquierda.
La comisi6n tambien acord6
amonestar a Kid Caballerito,
aunque Battling Tito no Sc pre-
sent6 a protestar del golpe que
recibiera.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

no debe liamarse Pura; con la
que no podra asistir a la eta
por haberse vendido a un in
mundo viejo; con la que nos ha
enganado a los dos en- una mis-
ma noche, regalando a cada uno
un par de mentirosas Iagrimas /!
Y, despu@s de acompafar al
Conde hasta la puerta, volvi6 a
Su despacho, Sc dej6 caer en- ell
sillon del escritorio Y qued6 SUI
mido en- dolorosas reflexiones.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
T VICTORIA DEL TIRA-
DOR CUSCADEN

Estill., S. c., agosto 14.-Los
mayores honores de la contien-
da entire tiradores professional
les fueron ganados aver por Ar
thur Cuscaden, de Tampa, Fla,
hacienda un total de 1888 blancos
en- IN conjunto de 400.
E. "Red" Lindstedt, de Youn-
CUES Island, venci6 en- ell torneo
amateur, hacienda 1877 blancos
de un total de 200. BESIDE Ia IL
nea de Fl yardas, John w. Pc
de Charleston, hizo
81 de I'm total de Glen. Anot6 81
desde la Inca de 80 yardas, w.
w. Sprague, de Savannah.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
BASF RAl.i.
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenales vencieron a.
yer al Brooklyn, con anotacion
de 8 por 5. Adams, la 3b de los
Cardenales bate6 cinco hits en-
cinco veces al bate.
st. Luis SC, 13h, 2e; Brook
lyn SC, 12h, Be. q
Chicago &c, Tn, De; Filadelfia
&c, All, De.
Los rojos de Cincinnati ga
naron aver un doble desafio, ell
primero con anotaci6n de II ca
rreras por 3 y ell segundo de 4
por 2.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
La. PRODIGA
'yF" NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

que Ell heeho de que la sehorita
Pura Sc haya permitido conmi-
go las eaterioridades que sus pa
dres lamentan, no significa que
70 la anne nj por asomos. Puede
listed, por tanto, seguir contain
dome esa megociGci6n, que no
deja de tener gracia... Y, por mi
parte, aseguro a listed tambien
"a necesitase de MIS-. o~raciones
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
Con los Guantes

Phil Rafferty,, gladiator de
peso weller, hizo aver tablas,
en- New York, con Eddie Sha-
piro. Tuvo lugar ell combate en-
ell Madison Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
XIV

Ell HORIZONTE SENSIBLE
Hemos dicho que era domingo
de CARNIVAL.
Hacfa una tarde mas triste
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

Ell rnuchacho a quien vencie
cilmente en- Benjamin Fie
lilo amenazaron los piss
ros"?
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE LA SOCIEDAD
eel BEN PUBIICO"
EN- YBOR:

DR.. N. A. PORTOCARRERO
Martes, Jueves = Sabado de 8 asp. u.
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
Lunes, Microbes v Viernes de 6 a7P p. NJ.
MarteG y Jueves &c / q 2 ?. Il.
DIR. A. BUSTILLO
Lunes, Microbes y Viexnes de l Q 3 p. II.
Martes, Jueves y SAbado de 6s7P. N.
DIR. D. M. TlSON
Lunss, Microbes y Viernes de 7 . s r. Z.
Iartes v ,Jueves de 2 O . 7. u.
DIR. JULIO J. GUERRA
Martes v Jueves de $50 o 1850 p. n.
S&b6do de I 0 ?. II.
Or. G. PORROs M6dico Intsz.e
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
sssu~rv 1k 6KUnne wwva

a
Pedro Hernandez ha
poner a los tres muchachU
Lorente, en- fecha Sercana.
Reconoce ell promoter de la
Arena del Circulo que los disci-
pulos del "Curro'' con Lobato a
la cabeza, son habiIes gIadiado-
res.
Paul ell hebreo tratara. de ba-
tir al portorrid6eno Nicolas
Claudio.
Dominguez quiere Sc lie pom
ga de nuevo con Claudio, pero
este no npdra hacerse 0i Paul
,"pasa sol Re Nicolas.
Luego "a Nicolas lie Vonviene
una victoria y ofrecer una me-
jor demostraci6n que en- su pri-
mer combate. =
Relampago Sagiero asegura
e el es la mejor attraction de
40 + convendria ser la atrac
ci6n ds Chicago? ~
LOU lie pas6 con Phillip
La gaceta., 1931-08-14

de La GGcetd No. 4S
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
EN- WEST TAMPA,

DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ ,
Lunss y Microbes de l 2 p. Il.
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de 6 9 z P. NJ. B.
DR.. A. BUSTIL1O is
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de 6 q z 2. M.
Martes y Jueves de 1 0 2 =. n. +
DR.. 2. M. TISON =
Lunee y Microbes de IL 0 IL A. n.
Viernes y S&bado de l o P. d.
DR.aJULIO J. GUERRA
LuneA, Microbes y Viernes de 80 o $40 ?. n.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
SERVICIO DE AMBULANCIA, Tei:::OnO Y l1le

Tel6fonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, Y146e
West Tampa, II 3846. Para llama3as pr Ia noche.
10 migmo en- Ybor QUE en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-08-14
AVISCS EN- YBOR CITY

DR.. Portocsrrero. DR.. A. A. Gonzalez, DR.. A. Bus
tilo, DR.. B. M. Tiscn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, On 10 Bot
CO del CircuIO Cubano Tel9fono No. Y 1853.
AVESOS EN- WEST
DR.. A. GoLskleE, Or. A. Bustillo, DR.. B. II. TIAon
Or. Julie J. Guerra, en- Ia Botica 81 Bien Rdblico. Tol&
fOno No. II 8s4G.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
MISS sALLIE w. SHARP WEDS
Married to Samuel III. Messick of
Seaf0rd. on Saturday

Miss SaIlie w. Sharp, former di-
rector of the Sharp School Of Ex-
preston, in Wilmington, and Mr..
Samuel NJ. Messick, of Seaford,
were married at noon Saturday at
the summer home of the brides
parents at Ocean Grove, New Jer-
sew, and was performed by the
brides father, the Rev. w. w.
Sharp, formerly Of Wilmington.
The bride wore an ensemble Of
beige and black satin as her we'd
ding costume. Her gown is fash
ioned on Empress lines and fea-
lures a cowl neckline. The entire
bodice is made of eggshell satin
and the long circular skirt Of black
satin falls from a pointed yolk at
the hipline. The frock is caught
at at waist line with narrow
girdle of eggshell and black plait-
ed satin. A feature of the gown
is a short Eton jacket Of eggshell
satin, the wide sleeves of which
are edged with black link fur. She
will wear an Empress Eugene hat
of black velvet trimmed with a
beige plume, slippers of black sat
in, black lace hose and black lace
mitts that belonged to her great
aunt. She wore corsage ol
cream roses and gardenias and Ill,
/ les of the valley. The wedding
took place in the presence of only
the immediate families. There viii
/ be no attendants and Immediately
following the ceremony Mr.. Mes
sick and his bride will leave on
motor trip. On their return, af
ter October Is, they will be a
Lone Elm" the country place Q.
the bridegroom at Seaford, Del.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
CLOSE SOME TOPKIs PLANTS
Ridgely, Md, Notified They WIN
yacate Factory-Other Plants Too

Topkis Brothers, manufacturers
of Nainsook underwear in Smyrna
and other Peninsula towns, with
headquarters in Wilmington, have
notified the commissioner of
Ridgely, Md, that when their lease
on the building, which has been oc-
cupied by them expired on Octo-
Der %, it will not be renewed.
They state further that they are
discontinuing all factories operat-
ed by them, but not owned by
them throughout Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Entering a contract with this firm
when they were assured of suflic-
lent employees to operate a factory
at Ridgely, Md, the building was
erected ten years ago by the fol-
lowing members of the Board of
Town Commissioners G. L. Hobbs,
now of Cambridge, Md; Milton c.
Smith and Dr. ]. c. Madara, both
deceased, and Frank Long, secre-
tary and treasurer of the board,
now of Selbyville. While there
have been intervals when the plant
was closed for several months, it
has furnished employment for
about 40 women in the community
for the greater part of the year.
1t is under the local management
of Hiram Kenton. At recent
meeting of the commissioners
plans were discussed whereby the
building may again be used for the
benefit of the citizens of the COM
munity.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
BOHEMIA RIVER BRIDGE BIDS
Opened by Maryland State High
way Commission Last Week

Bids for construction of a steel
and concrete bridge over Bohemia
river in Cecil county Md, to re-
place the timber span which has
been in bad repair since its col
lapse in 1921 have been opened at
the office of the State Roads Com
mission, Harry D. Williar, Jr.,
chief engineer, announced last
week. Sanford & Brooks made a
low bid of S207,178.50 for the con-
tract, which probably was award
ed Wednesday, The old bridge
measures 1 1858 feet over all and
is located on the Elkton-Chester-
town road in Cecil county. It is
of timber construction. After its
collapse it was repaired by the
State Roads Commission until such
time as funds for its replacement
should be granted by the Legisla-
ture. Sufficient money was grant
ed at the 1881 session to begin re-
placement of the structure Mr.
Williar explained. Ihe WOODEN
structure will be used by traffic
while the new bridge is under con-
struction. At the completion OF
the concrete span the old bridge
will be destroyed. Specifications
for the new bridge call for rein
forced concrete girder spans sup
ported by reinforced concrete piles
The new structure is to be 1,13e
feet long and will be erected about
/ 200 feet downstream from tbs
present bridge. Approaches t
the new bridge will be straight in
stead of curved as they are for th'
timber span. The present con
tract does not call for bascul'
draw span and lighting, contracts
for which will be awarded later
With these additions the structur,
should cost in the neighborhood O
$25O,0OO, according to Mr.. Williar
Low bids amounting to abou
i S133, ,298 for construction work OF
5.46 miles of highway also wer'
opened.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
MET LINDBERGHs IN TOXIC
DIR. G. Layton Grier and Daughter
of Milford, See Them in Japan

A cablegram was received in
Milford last week from DR.. G. Lay
ton Grier, who is now travelling in
Japan with his daughter Ann, that
both were unharmed by the recent
earthquake in the neighborhood of
their travels. Forty were killed in
quake in one of the towns the
day after they left. In a letter to
his son, w. v. Grier, Dr. Grier
stated that he and his daughter
had the pleasure of meeting and
talking at some length with the
Lindberghs while in Toxic. All Of
them were stopping at the same
hotel-the Imperial. They were
also guests at the big reception
dinner to the famous fiier and his
wife. The day after his arrival in
Toxic, DR.. Grier and Miss Grier
were the guests of the Toxic Dent
al College where he met DR.. Chi
waki and DR.. Endo, Japan's two
4 famous dentists. The following
day the Japanese Dental Dealers
4 Association entertained Dr.. Grier
and Miss Grier at mountain re-
sort and, as is the custom, DR.
Grier will return the compliment
by entertaining the same group
later. The next day the japanese
Dentists Association gave a din
ner to DR.. Grier which was attend.
ed by more than two hundred. DR.
Grier win be in Japan severa
weeks. He is scheduled to give
several talks at the leading denta
colleges.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
RESCUE WORK FOR p. r. r.
Tug "Cape Charles" Go TO Rescue
of Raymond Jones and Party


Prompt action on the part of
Captain ]. B. Bromley, of the tug
"Cape Charles, one of the Penn
sylvania Railroads fleet Of vessels
operating across the mouth Of the
Chesapeake Bay, was responsible
for the rescue of Raymond Jones
and wife and Fred Winton from
the jetty at Little Creek, near
Norfolk, Va, on Wednesday even
ing, September %. The accident
occurred during a heavy electrical
storm which struck that section
about 700 p. M, and which evil
IDENTIFY had blinded the passengers
on the launch Sc that they ran
their craft into the stone jetty,
causing it to sink. The unfortun-
ate trio climbed up on the small
wharf on the eastern stone jetty,
which attracted Captain Brown
Ileys attention, and the "Cape
Charles" was Immediately moved
up to the jetty and the survivors
taken aboard and landed on the
dock at Little Creek, where they
had an automobile. While these
people were not in any immediate
danger of drowning from the
small wharf on the jetty, their po-
sition was far from being com
Portable following their involun-
tary plunge overheard and the
heavy rain falling at the time. No
doubt they would have remained
marooned out on this wharf for
quite long time had Captain
Bromley not landed them at the
Little Creek Dock. The next morn
ing, the launch was still on the
jetty, and the crew of Barge sos.
another of the Pennsylvania Rail
roads fleet, brought it ashore be
fore it was damaged any further.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
GREENsBoRo-RIDGELY ROAD
Section 2.2 Miles Long to Be Built
Will Be Started This Year

For several days the engineers
of the State Roads Commission
have been engaged in making the
final survey Of the recently COM
pIeted % miles or road extending
through Ridgely towards Green's
boro. The State has accepted the
completed contract from the con
struction company and it is ex-
pected that in a few days the town
will be permitted to proceed with
their part of the work. This will
consist of laying a curb four to
six feet from the sidewalk along
the main business block of the
town. Grading and laying of cross
ings, and the building of an exten-
sion to Maple Avenue and Second
Avenue East, a distance of about
TWENTY-FIVE or fifty yards re-
spectively, to join with the new
road.
Bids For Stump Corner Road
Only three bids were received by
the Levy Court Tuesday of last
week for the construction of the
STUMP Corner road, extending to
the Odessa road, a distance of 1.6
miles. The bids received were as
follows: w. H. Hollingsworth,
SIS, ,526.2 .25; Smyrna Cement Prod
ucts Co., (E. c. Billeb), $1S,976.25,
and r. H. Robinson Co, $20,171.25.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
FIELD DAY AT OLD BOHEMIA
Annual Affair Will Take Place
Near Warwick, Md, October 4th

The annual Field Mass at Old
Bohemia near Warwick, Md, on
the first Sunday of October is of
special interest this year in view
of the coming bi-centennial cele-
bration of Washington's birth
since two of the latter's famous
contemporaries Charles Carroll of
Carrollton, one of the signers of
the Declaration of Independence
and John Carroll, the first Bishop
of America, received their educa-
ton there in the Jesuit school
which was the genesis of the pres
ent Georgetown University. st.
Francis Kavier's Church, better
known as "Old Bohemia, was
founded in 1904 by the Jesuit
Father under Father Mensell and
i is the oldest Catholic Church on
j the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
j The fact that his name is mention
ed in the records of the society as
Mr.. Mansel gives credence to the
belief that there was a desire to
conceal the sacred character of the
enterprise, owing to the persecu-
tions of the Jesuite at the time,
both in Maryland as well as in
England. From 1742 to 1748
Father Poulton was the rector and
during the incumbency the school
was founded which was later to
emerge into the well-known
Georgetown University at Wash
Iington, D. G. There the two re-
noWned CAROLS were to receive
the elements of the education in
the things of the world and spirit
to mould those characters that
were of such invaluable aid to
Washington and their country in
those soul-trying days of the
American Revolution. Among the
best known of the pastors of Old
Bohemia was Father Villiger, S. j.,
who was rector Of st. Francis
Navier's for twenty-five years and
worked zealously for the spiritual
and material improvement of the
parish. He was greatly beloved
by not only his own congregation
but by the non-Catholic of the
county who speak of him to this
day with words Of love and rever-
ence. The ancient chapel which is
still we'll preserved stands upon q
sIoping piece Of ground and is ap-
preached by a wide walk edged
with lockwood On the right is
the graveyard, where lies the re.
mains of those, who, generations
ago, sat within the walls of the
church and heard the perennial
words Of the Holy Mass as they
:, came from the lips of some holy
father. On the edge of the LITTLE
cemetery, two bushes of lockwood
i, grown to the height of five or si1
! feet and surrounded by an iroi
rail, mark the graves of some 0
the early fathers, who diea
: amongst the fiocks they were tend
:. ing. Such will be the picture AM
the thought to greet the friends 0
Old Bohemia as they gather ia
and wide to celebrate the 227th an
niversary of its foundation by
field Mass at IL a. m. on the frs
Sunday of October.
Smyrna times., 1931-09-30
Delaware Ranked Fourth in Safety

Delaware ranked fourth in the
national standing in the fifth in
dustrial safety contest which has
lust been closed, according to an
announcement made by J.H. Barn
holt at the councils regular board
meeting, held Monday of last week
in the dupont Biltmore, Whining
ton. Joseph E. Plumstead, senior
vice-president presided. DR.. H. v
Hollaway and Harold w. Horsey
of Dover, were among those at
tending.