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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
LILLIAN PAGE, ACTRESS
DIES IN 22-STORY FALL
Broadway Appearance in "Show-
boat" Recalled by Tragedy at
New York Hotel.
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 22-Lillian Page
Greer of Chicago, showgirl, who made
her last Broadway appearance in
"Showboat," plunged to death from a
window on the twenty-second floor of
her hotel in Fifty-first street early
today
Two friends. also showgirls, called on
Miss Greer early last night and later
the three went to the room of Jack
Horowitz to play cards. About mid
night, while Horowitz was out of the
room, Miss Greer complained of feel
ing i'll and crossed to the window. A
moment later the other girls heard her
scream and saw her plunge through
the window.
Miss Greer was known on the stage
as Lillian Page. Her home was at 1850
Stone street and she was married to
Max Lipsey, who lives at the Knicker-
booker in Chicago. A telegram found
in her room said: Money will reach
YOU Tuesday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
FRANCE ARRESTS a. SPYS

STRASBURG, France. April % tP1.-
Police, cooperating with the military
authorities here, have arrested four Al
satians, three of whom are alleged TO
have confessed delivering plans OF from
tier Notifications to Germany.
The investig atoms, which are con-
tinuing, are said to reveal that the
conspirators tried to steal the new
French machine gun model of 1924 and
1925 to deliver TO the Reichswehr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22

Edward Beale Mclean, newspaper
publisher, must advise the District Su-
preme Court where he claims residence,
whether in Mexico or in the District
of Columbia, according to a ruling to-
day by Supreme Court Justice Jesse C..
Adkins.
The court, at request of counsel for
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean, who is
suing for maintenance for herself and
three children, held that the answer
of Mclean in which he stated that while
he is residing in the District he has
legally commenced a suit for divorce in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
LEONARDTOWNR REFUSES OFFICE
FOR DRY AGENT HEADQUARTERS
Prohibition Men Fail Find Any One Who Will Rent
u. S., So They Stage Raids.

here with small clerical force and 10
men. Three men already are here.
The town does not like the idea OF
having base of enforcement opera
ton here.
The agents made three raids yester-
day in St Marys County destroying rs
many stills and arresting William Mat
tinglSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
VIOLENT WlNDST0RM
SWEEPS LYNCHBURG
One Home Unroofed, Five Others
Dam aged-Debris and Fallen
Trees Litter Streets.

b. the Associated Press
LYNCHBURG, Va, April GA yio-
lent windstorm swept over this city this
afternoon. badly damaging six resi-
dences. breaking down trees and spread
ing debris in the streets. No one was
injured. The roof of the house Of c. L.
Burks was lifted and raised high in the
air. Three adjacent residences were par
TALLY unroofed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
Special Dispatch to The star.

LEONARDTOWN, Md, April "a
Plans of prohibition authorities to eS-
tablish a headquarters fer Couthern
Maryland operations here met snag
yesterday when agents from fillmore
and Washington were unsh,e 70 find
any one who would rent them IN Office.
They expect TO establish an Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
EX-PRESIDENT WARNED

Paraguayan Disturbance Prompts
Request to Schaerer to Leave.
ASUNCION, Paraguay, April % Up.
The chief of police has notified the
former Paraguayan president, Eduardo
Schaerer, to leave the country, pre-
sumably rs a consequence OF a reyolu-
tionary d sturbance Sunday at Luque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
Retired Teacher Dies.

GALESBURG. Ill. April % R.-
Miss F. Lillian Taylor, a public school
teacher for so years until her retire.
msnt last August died today. She was
a graduate of Mount Holyoke College
and author OF school text books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
HAWKS HOP FAILS
/. EN- ROUTE TO PARIS
Gas Gives Out on Return Trip
From Rome After Fast
London-ItaIy Flight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HESTON, England, April 22.-Of1-
Gals at the airdrome here this after
noon received word that Capt. Frank
Hawks, racing hack on a round-trip
flight between here and Rome. had been
forced down 81 miles south of Paris
by lack of fuel. The plane was not
damaged He will continue his fight
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
''FrOn Press to Home
Within the Hour

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-22
WEATHER.

10. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Cloudy; probably showers tonight and
tomorrow; cooler tonight; colder tomor-
row. observation-disclosures, rs, at $3.50
pm. yesterday; lowest, 81, at am.
today.
Full report on page 9.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

t'ajo iu pa"
FL empresario lie dijo al Doc
tor que ponia la pista a su dis
|posici6n y que preparara Ell cons
bate en- los terminus que desea-
ra, pero sin que 81 tuviera que
poner los Glen mil pesos.
Cuando Sc lie do a entender
que Ell, ell Doctor, podia situar el
dinero, sc encogi6 de hombros Y
empezo a hablar de frio, aunque
hacia calor.
Despues tom6 SUI sombrero Y
un tren, huyendo. Dijo que iba
en- direction de Chicago. Sc lie
habia informado de que en-
South Bend, Indiana, ell grupo
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
AVISOS EN- YkoR CITY

mil frances para pajarle. TIE
bles cantidades.
Numero 8 v 1ltimo. "Ya que
themes la culpa TODD a conclude.
Creo que tendras la delicadeza
de abonar la ultima cuenta del
tapiceroque bale cinco mil fra
eos. Asia Ia ternida. A."
JOHN sumo las peticioneS de
dinero contenidaS en- la eorta CO.
rrespondeneia que acababa de
examinar.
-iQuinee mil quinientos
frances en- tres o cuatro meseS
Sc d~ijo,-sin eontar las peti-
clones verbales! iCaspita con Ell
senior cajerol Dude mucho que
ssan de economics de Su sueldo.
En- el fondo del caj6n, debajo
de las eartas del senior Sta, Pi, y
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
BOYE
MIDDI EKAUFF Y ROMANO
TRIUNFARON AVER

Big Bill" Middlekauff luch0
ancche en- Benjamin Field con
Young Joe Stecher, de NebraS-
ka derrc andolo y alcanzando
sa 46 victcli. como luchador,
A los 26 minutes y SO serum
dos ell j6ven es.udiante p'lso 4
su adversalio las llaves que :
dieron la victoria.
al principle del eneuentro Sc
Atilizaron los puhos, Stecher dl6
a Bill un punetazo por la quiia-
da V este lie respondio con un
derechazo, derribandolo.
Dos veces estuvo Middlekaufl
en- serias dificultades, librande,
Sc de una de elias con un punta
pie a la nariz de su oponente.
Volvieron a Zanzibar punetazo5
Y Sc trataron con suma rudezH,
10 que dej6 complacido al publ
CO.
Mike Romano, ell campe6n ita
liano de peso complete, vencid
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

de las cortas eartas que ACADIA
ba de lear, y volvi6 a altar los
paque.es con sus mismas cintas,
colocandolos en- su sitio. A POGO
lego el cerrajero y eerr6 sin ira
bajo los cajones abisrtos por 81
una bora antes. Una vez dasa.
parecida toda hueIIa del registro
verifieado, John sali6 del hotel,
dirigiendosa a su cuarto del niue
lie de los Plsteros, donde Sc dis
faz6 de dandy extravaganza.
poni6ndose u nitrate de una ele-
gancia e~xagerada y presuntuo-
sa. v sin perder INSTANCES Sc en-
al ndmero 131 de la ca
lie Montmartre, donda estaban
instaladas las oficinas de Ia A
gencia Roch y Funnel.
FL agente subio al segundo pi
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
KEARNs NO HA PoDIDo
CONSCIOUS A SHARKEY
PARA PELEAR CON WAL
KER

Miami, Enero 20.-Despues
de varios dias de floridos dis
cursos y furiosas gesticulacio
mes, el DR.. j. Leo McKernan,
ccnocido tambien POI Jack
Kearns, ha limpiado sus zapatcs
de la arena de Miami y Sc Id
marchado al norta.
Vino aqui el a yer sobre uE
pelea entire Mickey y Ja,k ShaA
key. Este habia sido interroga-
do sobre IN encuentro con w
.ker, scr ell empresario G. R. K,
Carter, y habfa replicado que IL
haria con gusto, por 100000.
Kearns vino con toda rapidez
para localizar a Carter. Trafa q
la intencion de que Carter pu-
sierra Ell pequeno dep6sito reque,
-rido por Sharkey, pero ell HON
bre de aqui lie quito la idealde /
cabeza,T h.
TiGe Mr.. Carter una Adts
pisN para correr perroA Il
cNstruyera en- sociedad Cd q
Afunto Tex Richard. VI
Fue Carter, en- realidad, quiN
TRAIN a Richard nara La FloridA
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

qiere tn A."
N0mero 2. mo benja sesta
coehe... Boy casa de mi madrina
a Sain~German... E reSibido un
telegrama. Esta mu MALTA. Ell
tordo sea pueSto malo de una
pata y eojea, Compra ne, otro 10
miSmo. Tuya A."
Ndmero 3. "6Que ME impor-
tan tuS cosas Y cobsnencias? I'm
ombre quenoSa treye a Salir con
una muguer es un animal. Lie
bame eSta noche a Varedades o
vete ala porra... Anoche ejuga-
do al bagarrat casa e lora con
ma la suerte. Perdi zien luises,
traemelos,.. TIE qiere mucho tn
A."
Ndmeros 4 v 5. Lo mismo que
las anteriores, pidiendo respeta-
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

John reflexion6 duranse unos
segundos. De repente Sc di6 I'm
golpe en- la frente, como ilumi-
nado por una repentina idea. Y
dijo:
isl fuese Alma Pradier. Ia
amante del baron. de Worms
GPor que no.. it2ivalidad de
amor entire ell cajero y su prinei-
PAL. necesidad de dinero nun
ca satisfechal... La palabra del
enigma esta aqui. Pero esa mu-
jer, tsera Alma Pradier? ,. Go
mo pOderlo saber?
Despues de haeerse esta pre-
gun.a, John reflexion6, Y al
eabo de unos momentos Sc res
pondi6:
7iStG. Pi. me 10 dira.
FL agente eopi6 tres O euatro
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
TUNNEY SEGUIRA LA RU-
Ia De MARCO POLO

New York, Enero 20.-Gene
Tunney, campe6n r9.irado de
peso complete, Sc describe Toy
en- ell New York American como
que piensa seguir la ruta de Mar
co Poo hacia el antique Catay
Accompanied por su esposa, que
de soltera Re llamaba Polly Lar
der. TunR saldra el jueves pa
IA Ell ca f, Egipto, a unirse a II
expedi IN transasiatica d;
Hsard pasara por Siria, A
rabia TX, Persia y Ell Tibet.
II do en- ell grupo ira Ell DR.
John liver La Gorce, vicepres
sidente de la Sociedad Nacional
de Geografia y la Sra. LSAGorce.
FL grupo Sc dividira en- Bal
rut, Siria, yendo las mujeres a
Damaseo Y siguiendo los hon.
bres los desiertos y montanas de
Asia.
La expedition. dirigida por
George Marie Heard. vicepre-
sidente de la compania de auto
movies Citroen. Sc compone de
80 miembros, con nueve hon.
bres de ciencia.
Ocho automobiles preparados
para cruzar los desiertos v lu-
cares agrestes figuran en- la ex-
~pedici6n, junto con aparatos de
f~otografia v una estaci6n de
Radio.
Heard es un veterano explo-
rador, con $4,000 millas a su ere
ditto, en- ell coraz6n del Africa.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

mer asalto. q Herman Weiner,
de Baltimore.
Pesaba Weiner 1872 libras y
ell vencedor. que aspira a la CO.
roma de peso complete, 1882.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
WALKER VENClO A WEI
NER

Baltimore. Enero 20.-Mickey
Walker, campe6n de peso me.
diano, puso a dormir aver en- l
minute Y 40 segundos, en- Ell pri-
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

con facilidad a Jack Herman,
Ell canadense.
Romano venci6 a HeSaan, la
primera vez, con " Ia lla-
We que aplicara a Firpo Wilcox,
a los 80 minutos. y "a segundos.
La segundnida Sc la do 81
italiano a sd ival en- solo IN
minute Y 39H 6gundos, con una
doble llaye dMauheca.
nnIantYla luaha Herman
mord 8 n veces a Romano y
atemas le trio del pelo.
FL arbitro llam6 varias veces
la atenci6n al canadense, sin
ser obedecido.
Jack Russell EN- IL minutes Y
AZ segundos triunf6 sobre ell j6-
ven griego Peter Green, con una
doble Lave de muneca.
Cerca de 500 personals, no obs
tante ell maj tempo, acudieron 2
Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

de IA senorita A.. Sc hallabau
algunas cuentas de agentes de
Gambia indicando jugadas de
Bolsa, cuya mayor parte Sc sal,
daban en- perdida. FL agente las
examine, meneando la cabeza
con laSeima.
- Hum, -murmur6.- iEl
juego! iTriste Y NAL recurso
euando Sc puede meter mano en-
una GAIA siempre repleta de d.
nero ajeno!... iEs singular 10
soSpechoso que Sc ME va hacien-
do ell senior Federico MullerL...
! Pero. 81 comuniease mis- impre-
stones al senior Duvernet. Sc pom
dria a reir en- mi eara!... NADIA!
Necesito buscar Solo.... tQuien
sera eSa A. p, de tan clasico es-
tito y original ortografia?
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

sERVIcIo DE- AMBULANcIA. Teisscno Y inc

Tel@fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y Ia
West Tampa, II S846. Para llamSass pr la noel
10 msmo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa. Y 1AlO,
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

50 Y tranqus6 el umbral de n
anteeamara de vastaS dimensio-
mes, muy limpia rodeada de BAN
quotas eubiertas de cuero roio.
Y euyo unico habitante, un vie
Jeelllo raquitico, sentado en- n
MESA Junto 8 una ventana. en-
oorronaba papel sellado. Ell vie
10 alzo Ia cabeza, salud6. v cor
voz lenta Y monotone pronun-
elo esta Erase nterrogativa. Que
slempre dirigia a TODD visitan-
te:
-5Al senior Roch personal
mente' o Ia Agencia Roeh Y Fu-
La Agencia-contest6 Jo-
bin.
Para informes confiden.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
Eth DE LA GACETA
LAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6p de
Pedro Pedlaza v PAex

ldas, en- un eScudo timbrado
con una corona de rosas que sos
terian dos amorcillos. Cada ear
T. firmada con una A, solo con-
tenla pocas lineaS de una letra
"a r,choSa y de una ortografia
d. dichada. Las reprodueiremos
sir m dificaci6n nj concentrates,
NGmero l. mi guerido Fede-
rico, ben eSta noche. Mahana
o0iaro ragar al tapieero. No te
holvides de traerme los cinco
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
que diera $50. 900 Harry Wills
como evidencia de buena fe, pa.

como eVldencla de Duena Ie, pa
"a un match con Dempsey, esta-
ba dispuesto a ponar los Glen
mil para Ell match Sharkey-Wai
ker en- Chicago.
Una cosa acerca del doctor e.
que Ell siempre piensa algo nue.
vo. Ell musit6 algo acerca de l.
posibilidad de I'm match de re
vancha, en- Miami, con Walker y
Johnny Risko, y con jackie
Feds Y Al Fay, y otros MEM
oros de Pa establecimiento de
sr1os, ek ell mismo progra1 a
pep kaH inclinado a Greer
samas volvera a
= L Florida; !,
PersonE consldero
lIluy udiaIo eNelO- 1oV,Voo
pesos dado por Dor
una pelea en- Ell ESTE. SiA'i
Pero listed no podrfa pagan
csc dinero en- la Florida, en- esta
'temporada, y 20 dude que Sc
| oueda pagan en- cualquiera otra
parte, con esperanto de ganan-
ella.
Hay la posibilidad de que Cal
ter pueda arrendar su pista {
frank J. Bruen para ell mattel
Primo Carnera-M aloney, sena.
lado para MARIO 5.
Bruen contrato este combat
para el yno ha podido c0nsecuil
la Arena que ell Garden hicier;
para Sharkey Y Ell desmayad'
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
Business Opportunities

LUNCHROOM for sale Going business
Will sacrifice. 700 9TH St. n. W.
PARTNER WANTED-Either silent or ac-
tive for construction project in Wash
ington. Investment of So 900 to $4,000 re-
quired. Don't answer unless you have cash
investment. Apply by letter to Box 2S9
Richmond Va.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
FORD
YOUR FORD DEALEB =.
HAWKINS MOTOR co. 1929 14TH 81
JORDAN

JORDAN 1929 De Luxe Sedan. perfect,
trunk. 8 wire wheels. $685.. Simmons
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED 81

BARBER sHoP-I will pay cash for small
shop. or will rent shop. Telephone
Lin. 2502.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1929 Ford Roadster finished dark blue
duco. motor good. Really wonderful
buy. $3.50.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.,
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. AID. 6O60.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
LINCOLN
LOCOMOBILEs

LOCoMOBILE-1926. limousine: painted
a dark blue: equipped with 4-wheel
brakes: in a beautiful condition. Specially
priced for quick sale, 1925, terms.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY.
1130 Conn. Ave. N. W. Decatur 3110.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
Automobiles
REQ
WHIPPET

WHIPPET 6-Sedan. 1923. 1925 645
Maryland Ave. N E. Lin. 0179.
WHIPPET COACH. 1928; must sacrifice,
S125. 1898 14th st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

COOKS. counter men, bus boys, ianitors
Com. Emp. Bur. 81 18th n. W.
ERRAND BOY-With wheel. at once Ap-
ply 1895 New York Ave. room 203.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
900 RnmS Kitchen and Bath apartment Near Capitol Listed A $50
Financial
MONEY TO L0AN-ON
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate

HAVE plenty of money for good 1st & I'd
trusts. T. LEONARD. 452 D St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
LE-SUBURBAN 81

FOR SALE. BUNGALow-va. made over
new, rms. bas gar. strictly modern sI11
ton R. Gordon Peo. Ins Bldg. DIS. 1921
Evenings Gle. 4733.
UNIQUE and beautiful bungalow. built-in
features. living room. dining alcove. large
kitchen 2 bedrooms. sleeping porch. bath
bus Small cash payment. balance, S32 80
per month Phone Hyattsville 1885.
The Washington times., 1931-04-08
NASR

NASH 1929 Convertible Coupe. original
paint beautiful condition. very low mile
age, S495. STANLEY H. HORNER. 1918
18th St N w
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
CHARGED WITH STEALING
AUTOMOBILE

Charged with stealing a
Buick automobile, owned by
Mrs. Fred Lewis, of Elkton,
while it was parked along the
Main street, in that town, late
Saturday afternoon last, three
young white men giving their
names as John Pine, Salvatore
Russomonno and Emil Malva-
tore, all of Newark, N. j., were
lodged in Elkton Jail Sunday.
The trio were arrested near
Baltimore, with the car in their
possession. Miss Caroline
Lewis, daughter of of the own
err of the machine, parked the
car to go into the Office of DIR.
Trone, dentist, and few min
utes later, when she returned
the car was missing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
SLASHED WITH KNIFE
five Young men of Il

While five young men OF the
upper section of Cecil county
were driving in an automobile
near Rising Sun, on Friday
evening, two of them, Frazer
McPeak and Odell Goad, got
into an argument, and Goad
drew a knife and slashed Nc
Peak about the throat, cutting
an ugly cash.
The injured man was taken
to the Office of DR.. r. G. DOd-
son, in this town, where he re-
ceived medical aid.
Later three men of the party
were arrested and taken to Elk
ton Jail. They were Irwin
Goad, John Goad and Paul
Bolt, who were in the car
when the cutting took place.
Odell Goad made his escape
and was not apprehended.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
AMOS IN ANDY LEAGUE

The scores in the contest of
the Amos n Andy Indoor Golf
League, played Jan. IA, were as
follows:
Amos-L. G.. Tosh 81, Paul
Cameron 80, VIM. Featherman
81, J. T. Richards SO, Merton
White 99.-468.
Andy-N. J. Reynolds IS, T.
r. Biles 81, Joe Cooney 80,
w. T. Jenness 81, Chas. Croth-
ers 97.-452.
Other scores were: S. M.
Ward 81, M. U. Zimmerman SO,
c. L. Boyd SO, VIM. Liddell 101,
Asher Robertson 101, w C. Nc
Vey 103, w. F. Campbell los,
r. G. Dodson 108.
Standing of the Clubs: Amos
$40, Andy 942.
Tournaments are played on
every Wednesday evening.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
CECIL COUNTY GOES OVER
THE TOP

Cecil county was one of the
first counties to go over the
top in the annual Christmas
Seal Sale of the Maryland Tu-
berculosis Association, accord
ing to information received
from the State Office in Balti-
more. With returns to dtae
totaling a little more than $3.50
last years total was passed last
week.
There are still many resi-
dents of Cecil county who re-
ceived seals and have made no
returns, and a sptcial effort is
now being made in this county
as we'll as other counties of the
State, to get in these belated
returns as soon as possible.
Mrs. I. D. Davis, of Elkton, is
the Seal Sale chairman, and all
returns sent to her will be
credited accordingly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
REYNOLDS-LEFFLER

The marriage of Miss Mary
Letitia Letter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick H. Letter
of Elkton, to Mr.. Osborne
Mackie Reynolds, took place on
Saturday afternoon, Jan. II, at
three o'clock, in the Elkton M.
e. church.
The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. w. G. Harris, Of
Georgetown, Del, formerly of
Elkton, assisted by Rev. l.. B.
Morgan, pastor of the church.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father and had as
her matron of honor her sis
ter, Mrs. Austin l.. Crothers, of
Jackson, Miss. Mr.. Robert H.
Reynolds, of Baltimore, broth
er of the groom, acted as best
man. The ushers were James
l.. Moore, Holmes, Pa; Frank
Reynolds, Elk View, Pa; Chas.
H. McFadden, New York; Les
lie Pippin, Baltimore.
Following a reception the
couple left for a short wedding
trip north. They will reside at
the Walbert Apartments, 100
North Charles St., Baltimore.
TIE bride is a graduate of
Hood College, Frederick, Md,
and for the past three years
has been a member of the fac
ulty of the Perryville High
School. Mr.. Reynolds is a son
of former County Commission
err Reuben Reynolds, OF near
Fair Hill, and is a graduate of
Western Maryland College. He
is connected with the Hooper
Holmes Inspection Bureau, of
Baltimore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
FULTON DETECTIVE Assoc.
CITATION

At the annual meeting of the
Fulton Detective Association,
held Jan 10 at Penn Hill, Full
ton Township, Pa, the follow
ing officers were elected: Pres,
Scott Drennen; sec., John T.
Neary; treas, Charles Amber;
directors, James Deaver, VIM,
F. Tollinger, VIM. Cauffman,
Merton Haines, Walter Wood,
John Neary,
Members are paid two thirds
the value of what is stolen up
to 500, During 1880, the Sec
rotary reported, the association
paid out to members barely a
fourth of the sum paid in the
previous year for loss by theft.
The loss totalled about $3.50.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1931-01-23
RED CROSS ROLL CALL IN
CECTT,

According to report Ivy Mrs.
L. Victor Davis, chairman of
the 1930-31 Red Cross Roll Call
for Cecil county, $769.SO has
been realized by that organiza-
ton through contributions and
increased membership in this
community. Of this amount
1857 has been sent to the Ma
tional Red Cross headquarters
while $412.S0 will be used by
the local chapter.
Dividing the county into
twenty-five communities, Elk
ton leads the list in cash dona-
lions with a total of $27S, while
$6S was collected in Rising Sun
and $63.50 at Perryville. Other
sections participating in the
roll call were Appleton, $500;
Blake, $1,000; Cherry Hill.
$1,000; Calvert, $500; Cecilton
$500; Chesapeake City, $46.-
90; Earleville, $500; Elkton
colored community S so:
Frederick, $1,000; Hopewen.
$780, ; Leeds, $500; Leslie,
$500; North East, $780,
Providence. $14.OO; Port De-
post, $3.50; Jacob Tome IN
stltute. $4S.O0; Principle Fur
mace, $500; Warwick, $1O.OO:l
Zion, $1,000.
Membership - Annual TIP.
S112.oO: Contributing 1, $500;
sustaining 1, $1,000; Dona-
lions, $42.SO; total, $769.SO.
Amount sent to National
Headquarters, $357.OO; for
work OF local chapter, $412.SO:,
total, $769.8O.