davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04

uOUIc easy CPAVoAV Su 0SSA
stranitel'ne z posobenia ekono'
mickych zakonov a nemozu
byt' zabranene l'udskou m1.
drost'ou, a ze cas- postavi Ease
tychto prorokov povaleeneho
nafuknutia ma ich predosle
cestne miesto.
Potreba zachovania sebalcty
nastojenim, re pravda je neprav
dou a klam ze je ME klamom,
je istym znakom dusevnej ne
rovnovahy, a nevyzaduje sa cvi-
ceny duseznalec, ably to doka-
zal. TAX pozorujeme dneska v
mnohych povolaniach zivota l'u-
di, postihnutych po-depresijnou
psych6zou. Majd predstavu, ze
s1 prenasledovani l'ud'mi, ktorl
pouzivajd modzgy vo verejnej
sluzbe. Vida svoje obl'lbene j.
dey znieene, ich ustalene idey
o Wade a obchode ods1dene a
odhodene. S1 nervozne nastra-
SEMI, ze i'm ich kontrola mad pc
niazmi pudu, ba mono j mad
peniazmi ich vlastnymi, bude
odnata spiklenectvom l'udi, kto
rym nerozumej1 a ktorych pre-
to nemaj1 radi a sa ich boja -
ako Iudia vo vseobecnosti ne
maju radi a boja sa yeci, kto-
rym nerozumejd a ktore memo
zu kontrolovat'.
Jesto hodne "Vypchatych
Kosiel," ktore majd pristup do
casopisov a tax vylievajd svoje
hystericke obavy a svoje zdve-
rene nahpady o hospodarskom
ozdravenf do usi verejnosti. O.
nj nemozu upotrebit' fakta - j
keby ich znai - a preto vymy-
sl'aj1 bajky a strasiaky a opa-
kuju hldposti znovu a znovu v
oeakavani, ze kedysi vacsina
l'udf uzna, ze klam je fakt.
Tato kampan Ligy Vypcha-
ty5ch Kosiel' je najvaesim ne
bezpecfm nasmu hospodarske-
mu ozdraveniu dneska. NRA
organizovala celonarodn1 koo-
peraciu medzi obchodnikmi ma
upevnenie vyroby a predaju to-
varov a sluzieb, zeby mzdy ro-
botnikom zisk z investicii tie
ky stale tym, ktorych zivobytie
zavisl cd staleho toku obchodu.
Kazda osoba v krajine sa slime
zaujfma o zdar tychto namah.
My sa snazfme nielen vybrd-
nut depresie, ale najst' spo-
sob zabranenia navratu tak6ho
nest 'astia.
NRA pouziva jedinych pro-
striedkov, axe dstava Spoje.
nych Statov dovol'uje ma dosa-
zenie tychto velkych ciel 'ov
dobrovol'n1 kooperaciu Matte
Pow a spravcov s1kromnych
podnikov a dobrovol'n1 pomoc
slobodneho robotnfctva. Pod ma
simi zakonami a ustanoviznami
vlady my nem6zme diktoyat',
ze toto dielo musf byt vykona-
ne. My m6zeme len ulozit' iste
! podmienky v zAujme verejno-
sti, ze jako ma byt' toto dielo
vykonane, jestli vacsina do.
tknutych je hotova a ochotna to
urobit'.
Takto pokra6ujeme jedine
moznym sp6sobom podl'a nasej
dstavy, ably SINE zadovazili ko-
ordinaciu priemyselnej cinno-
sti, ktord koordinaciu kazd5
velky narod uznal potrebnou
q ktora bola zadovazen& Y i
|nych krajinAch Y poslednych ro-
koch len politickou revoldciou.
Ny SINE neboli zamestnanf plA-
novanfm politickej revoldcie a.
le ked' SINE ras prijali fakt prize
myselnej revoldcie, planoyali
SINE vyhnft ak6mukol'yek ne
bsxpe6iu politiekej reyol6cie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
MA oBRANU NOVEHO NADELU.
Rex DoNALDA R, RICHBER GA, hi. pravneho radcu NRA.
(Dokoncenie.)

Ala akonahle tento program
posl6xil veci, akonahle neznesi.
tel'n6 polozenie bolo uvol'nene
! stare prilezitosti k robeniu Il
] skov sa postupne vynorily, mno-
III Z tych, Go boil docasne po-
xbaveni moci a privilegii, ktore
i'm umoznovaly sa obohacovat' /,
xacali netrpezlive pozadovat'
n&vrat ''starych dobrych ca
SOW slobody cd zakonitych "a
yazkov voei verejnemu blahu.
Y ich zlosti proti tvrdosijnej o.
posfcii k ich sebeckemu, nebez-
peGnemu programu robia kirk
proti bajkovemu modzgovemu
trustu. Pravdaze, pudia modz-
gom roznia sa v tol 'kych otaz.
kach a s1 tax neodvisleho smy-
Mania, ze nemozu nikdy byt'
modzgovym trustom. Ale pu-
dia, zvykli ma organizovanie
svinskych trustov nemozu po-
chopit', ze modzgy nemozno so.
. hnat' dovedna tyym istym spo-
sobom.
Ma druhej strane tt obchodni-
ci, ktori zdravo smyslaj1, kto-
RI majd doveru vo svoje vlast-
ne modzgy, teraz sd ochotni
jednat' s modzgami vo verej-
nych 1radoch. tt, ktori vida
potrebu planovania ich vlast-
nych obchodnych podnikan1, v
sfcinnosti S inymi obchodnymi
podnikaniami, este vzdy vida
hodnotu nestranneho naprava-
MIA spornych privatnych zauj-
NOV, 4 apdnotu pomoci vereJ-
nych nradnikov v prekazanf nj
vociacej s1t'aze a priemyselnej
vojny, v ktorej bohatstvo a E.
nergia s1 marnene v poskodzo-
vani inych l'udi manifesto aby
boly pouzivane v ost'astnovanf
6loveka. Tito obchodnici mozu
vystat' verejnych 1radnikov s
modzgami, ktore oni pouzfvaju
na planovanie sposobov organi-
zovania a koordinovanie OBJ
chodnej cinnosti tax, aby sa
tym lepsie sl1zilo verejnemu
blahu. Maj1 dost' rozumu We.
diet, ze koniec-koncov verejne
ablaho je prvsie a ze sprostost'
alebo lakomstvo vo verejnych
tradoch je d'aleko vacsim ne
beEpecenstvom pre- blaho obcho.
du, ako verejni ilradnici, ktori
majd modzgy pouzivajd ich,
ako obchodnfci pouzivaj1 svoje
m1dre nemldre.
Ale tn je este jedna trieda
1'udf 80 bankarov a politika-
rov, ktorf zacali kut' pixie pro-
Il b&jkovemu "modzgovemu
frustu" - ktori sa zdaj1 orga'
nixovat', Go by sa mohlo oprav
rene nazyat' "Ligou Vypcha
itch KoSiel'.' Oni mono zapisu
Az svojich radov skoro vset
feh diskreditovanych ekono'
sncv . financnych spisovatelo1
"a udrcov redaktorskych, kto
p0m4hali naf1knut' bublinu
a 80 perity, ktora praskla rokr
Toto sd l'udia, ktori ale
eGnali 20 robia, ked' zamor.
Drak nasu buddcnost', ably
kiIi vidinu bohatstva, alebc
dostatocne sialenf uz vte.
aby 90 netrapili mad zapla.
liserie, ktor1 nam pripra.
I'M
ky depresie boly verkym
svntm napnutfm pre- taktch
i Videli, ako 90 ich slAva
& arokplynula. Poculi l'uM, q
vysmievali 1 ich sproste'
Videli, ako niekdajM ich
Enfci priSli . svoje bohat.
A 3 svoju 6est', ako q ME.
xxsli xivot Y sffalstve, q
iektorf utiahli do zaald-
ahndnutia alebo uSli
~ spraysdlnosti. Nal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04

priemyslov urobene boly mno-
he chyby priemyselnymi
spolkami j NRA. Urobene boly
chyby i administrovanf, 60 je
tiez nevyhnutne. Medzi l'ud'mi,
ktorf sd zodpovednf "a tdto We.
rejnd sluzbu, najde ga zvySaj-
ny pocet slabych, blaznivtch
predpojatych os6b a m6zeme O.
cakavat' al to, ze niektori sta
nj sa nevernymi. Praca NRA
jej dradnfctva ma vzdy byt'
podrobena d6kladnej kritike. A.
lie ked' dajaka Vypchata Ko.
sel'a alebo ina dusevna kalika
depresie dtoci ma zakladny pro-
gram a hlavne ciele NRA, je
spravodlive a spravne ziadat' 81
vysvetlenie, ze jaky priemysel-
ny program podporuje na wye.
denie mas bezpecne a istotne
depresie a zabrAnenie opakova-
niu sa novel cry naf1knutia a
potion splasknutia.
Faktom je, ze nebol navrhnu-
ty ziaden nahradny program,
ktory by mohol byt' dcinnym
pod nasou dstavou a ktory ne
Dol vyprobovany cez mnohe ro-
ky a nedokazal sa byt' nezda-
rom. Pravdaze, tisfce podrobno-
sti NRA dcikovania moze, byt'
kritizovane a zasluhy niekto.
rych zasahov debatovane. Ale
ked' niekto pochybuje v hlav-
nych predmetoch sp6soboch
NRA, NAL by byt' prin1teny
navrhn1t' nieeo lepsieho alebo
priznat' nemoznost' svojej ra-
dy. A ked' sa niekto posmieva
pouzivaniu modzgov vo Wade,
NAL by byt' tazany, ze tedy kto-
rou ciastkou tela by maly byt'
pudske zalezitosti vedene.
Mech mi je porozumen6, ze
skolska vychova ME vzdy doda-
va bystre modzgy, a ze prvo-
triedne modzgy sd vse nacha-
diane v lud'och nedostatoc.
nej vychovy. Sd vskutku mno-
hi univerzitni professor, ktorf
maj1 len knizn1 vedomost' o j.
styych veciach, ktori by nemali
byt' nikdy menovani m1drymi.
S1 tiez ueeni l'udia, ktorf ne
poznajd svoje obmedzenie; l'u-
dia, ktori neznajd ako praco.
vat s inymi l'ud'mi; ktorf ne
m0zu vnukn1t' d6veru alebo
organizovat' kooperaciu.
Ale ked' ktorykol'vek chap
alebo skupina l'udf zacne sa po.
smievat' modzgov a pouzivat'
vyrazu "modzgovy trust" ako
potupy, tn je podany celkom
jasny d6kaz nedovery alebo ba-
zne voci cvicenej inteligencii, Go
je podkazom, ze taky recnfk sa
bojf, ze jeho vlastna nevedo-
most alebo Ely skutok bude
odhaleny, ak by Dol podrobeny
skdmaniu schopneho kritika.
Ma dokoneenie, dovol'te mi
vratit' sa k zaciatku mojej re-
ci: Nase hospodarske ozdrave-
ME zda sa uz zaistenym - ak
81 podrzime, ako l'udia, du.
sevne ozdravenie depresie. My
SINE ME AMI v najmensom nebez-
peel politickej revoldcie do
tych cias, dokym 81 zachovava-
me mas zdravy rozum. My snad'
nemozme uhikndt' hospodarskej
revol1cii, lebo ia je v behu po
celom svete, privedena ako ne
vyhnutepny produkt priemysel-
nej revoldcie. Jedinym terajsfm
ohrozen1m nasho zdraveho roz.
umu - a nasledovne nebezpe-
elm politickeho prevratu - je
sirenie tel sialenosti, ktora OH
vuje Lfgu Vypchatych Kosiel'
- ia obava pred modzgami,
ktore uz odhalily neschopnost'
ich povaleeneho vodcovstva;
pred modzgami, ktore vzdy bu-
d1 proti ich navratu k moci;
pred modzgami, ktore chcd u
stanovit' nov1 mravouku We
rejnych a shkromnych zalezi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-05-04
q preto nochddzote> ze Lvckies nevysychoi1

na d|he hodvabste riasy pine napakouanJ do
kozdei Lucky-take okr1hle. take pevne bez stra-
patych koncov. To e. preeo Luckies 50 dobre drza
--preto noehddzate, ze Luckies nevysychaid, co je
vdzne pre- kasdeho tajciara. 1edo vidfte, ze vzdy
a v kazdom ohIade--Luckies ST mile vasemu hrdlu.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Guaranteed 1907 pure Pennsyl-
vania motor oil, Permit No. 554.
Fully guaranteed by Sears and
the Pennsylvania Crude OIL As
sociation. Just two more days
for this offer! Hurryl
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Complete ,uith 8 Tubes

Monthly Payments Arranged
Long and short-wave sets, tunes
10 to $50 meters. New high eff
cheney tubes, large super-tone
dynamic speaker, microvision
dial; gets police calls. Modern
design two-tone walnut finish
cabinet with maple inlays.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
100000 N. R. A. FUND
FOR STICKERS IS O.K.'D
Controller General McCarl Gets
Authorization From Joint
Congressional Group.

Controller General McCarl has re-
celved an authorization from the
Joint Congressional Committee on
Printing for a printing expenditure
for approximately 100000 which
was made by the N R. A. for stick
ers and posters in launching the
recovery drive, and which the Con-
troller General questioned.
Under the law McCarl pointed
out, the work should have been done
at the Government Printing Office,
or, as an alternative, where it was
necessary to have it done by COM
mercial firms, the Joint Committee
should have been asked for approval
He also pointed out instances where
there was no competitive bidding.
The expenditures were countrywide
and the N. R. A set up as a de-
fenSe that the emergency justified
going ahead without following reeu-
lar channels. Upon appeal to the
Joint Committee, the authorization
was granted, but McCarl has not
yet put his stamp of approval on it.
The only effect of the delay is to
hold up approval Of the accounts
of officers who disbursed the funds.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
MEXICO RECLA|MS
LANDFOR J0BLESS
COIoniStS Provided With Till.
able Land and Lent Money
for Necessities.

DEL RIO, Tex. [P.-In q series of
undertakings of which the outside world
has heard little, the Mexican govern
ment has put its engineers to work
reclaiming large areas in Northern
Mexico, hoping to bring back thou
sands of citizens to the land from
which they fled during sanguinary
revolutions.
At the same time the government
seeks to solve another embarrassing
problem-employment for hordes of
repatriates from the United States
who poured through the Del Rio
Villa Acuna Port last year, spurred
by promises of livelihood on the huge
government-controlle farm project
on the San Diego River.
The San Diego project, known as
National Irrigation System No. 6, is
managed much as are the six other
great national systems already in op-
Grafton.
May Work for Land.
Colonists are allowed a minimum
of As acres of tillable land. which
may be increased to a maximum of
about 250 acres. If the colonist lacks
money for a down payment he is
permitted to work it out and at the
same time draw small wage for food
until his crops are gathered
If he does not have money to buy
machinery, sum is lent him, to be
paid back in small yearly payments
without interest. With the water,
seed and soil furnished, he is given
the responsibility of working out his
own economic well-being.
Irrespective of the surplus money
he may have at the end of the year,
the contract will not allow the colo
mist to pay more than a fixed per-
centage annually upon the land. the
total being liquidated in 25 years.
%Individualizing Property"
"We are lndividualizing the prop
erty, enabling the individual to reap
the benefit of his own knowledge and
work, his own independence" the
general superintendent of the system
explained
The present $4,000 acres of System
No. are expected almost to be dou-
bled this year, an appropriation of
6O0.OO pesos from the government
making possible enlargement of the
reservoirs
Cotton growing on the system will
be encouraged The government is
extending a branch of the National
Railways from San Carlos to a juno
tion of the Villa Acuna-San Carlos
Palestina highways. where an agrarian
city is under construction.
The building program includes
huge cotton gin, which may be en-
larged to meet increased production
of long staple cotton.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

ton Hall on Reviewing Arctic
Trails"
Last Summer, Capt. Bartlett fol-
lowed the trails in northern Canadian
waters of the old English expedition
of Capt. William Edward Parry, noted
explorer of the early Nineteenth Gen.
tury. During the voyage he recharted
and re-explored Foxe Basin and COL
lected many scientific specimens.
The lecture will be illustrated with
motion pictures which will include
views of polar bears, Arctic foxes
and other animals Of the Far North.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
CAPT. BARTLETT TALK
ON TRAVELS IN ARCTIC
Illustrated Lecture Will Be De-
livered Before National

OeUgfaph1c Society.
Capt. Robert A. Bartlett, widely
known as "Cap'n Bob" perennial
cruiser of Arctic regions, will speak
before the National Geographic So
ciety tomorrow evening at Constitu-
Evening star., 1934-03-15
When Children Get Bad Reports in School

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e SENSES 1t WI" ou th brightest attacks Not by them
oe4e you can Diane the catharcs of adult They
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Tor badly coated evev three or fo davS lei o
aches and appetite to tell
chd bowels IRA The Laxative action G he san1n
way 10 insure their in this uty syrup enough
''say see next column - Getpure California SyupofFgs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24

MANY people find it good
M plan, when buying a car, to
consider first what it does to make
motoring more enjoyable; next
what it costs to operate; and last,
it's price. Proceeding thus, you find
that Chevrolet alone combines
Knee.Action, Body by Fisher, a
valve-in-head engine. and cable
controlled brakes-defnite addl-
tons to motoring pleasure. Further
investigation reveals that owners
saw a Chevrolet saves on gas, OIL
and upkeep. If you now consider
price you discover that the Chew
rolet is priced extremely low. Your
Chevrolet dealer invites you to 60
over the facts with him.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
RpETRorT. MICHIGAN A
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINS
TRATION

Today any property owner in the
nation can go to an approved finan-
cial institution and ask for credit
from 500 to $4,000 for housing
Improvements. If the credit is ap-
proved the financial institution will
provide him with the money fer
undermining, by the terms of the
Modernization Credit Plan under the
National Housing Act.
Many national banks, state banks,
trust companies, industrial banks,
finance companies and building and
loan associations in all sections Of
the nation have been approved as
agencies for extending credit. These
institutions are now ready to have
property owners come to them for
Gre d it. Likewise manufacturers,
distributors and retailers are de-
sirous of attracting attention to
their products and services.
The better Housing Program is in
no sense temporary project. It
was drafted with the intention of
bringing about the reconstruction of
American property, and involves a
program to last over a period of
years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
DIR. CONLEY TO GIVE RADIO
TALKS

DR.. Charles H. Conley, democratic
candidate for Governor is waging an
aggressive campaign throughout the
State. For the past three weeks he
has been continuously on the go
visiting all the counties of the East
ern Shore, and Southern Maryland,
and this week he has attended num-
erous Conley rallies in Western
Maryland, and has toured Allegany
and Garrett counties, ending the
week with a huge Conley rally in
Baltimore city.
Next Monday evening at 7:45 D.
m, he starts a series of radio broad
casts over station WBAL of Balti-
more. 1t is expected that these
broadcasts will be the high lights
in DR.. Conley's campaign against
the fifth term ambitions of Cover
nor Richie.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
UNITED STATES MARINES
KNOWN AS SEA
SOLDIERS

By Major VIM. B. Croka, U. S. M. G.
Uncle Sans Marines are now
commonly known as Sea Soldiers
due to the nature of their duties
aboard battleships, cruisers, airplane
carriers and scouting craft.
The Leathernecks have served
afioat with the Navy during the long
period elapsing since the year of
1775, when the Marine Corps was
created by an Act of the Continental
Congress.
In the Colonial days, the Marines
were used as riflemen and, in naval
conflict, when the combatant ships
closed in on each other, they would
pour a deadly. accurate fire from
their rifles into the ranks of the en-
envy. Many modern contributing
factors have now made ritleman
of no value or effect in naval ship
against ship combat.
Many conditions, customs, and
practices have changed in our Navy
since those old days, and we find the
Sea Soldiers in our modern Navy
manning guns, performing guard
duty, and keeping themselves in
training for operations on land as
the military force of the Navy.
They have other and varied duties
on board Navy craft but, in general.
these constitute their primary
duties,
The Marines have become an or
ganic part of ships naval gunnery
department. They are usually as
signed some guns of either the sec
ondary or the anti-aircraft batteries,
and sometimes both types. They
train ON these guns and fire them
for practice when the sailors fire the
main battery guns and all other
guns not manned by the Marines.
Then the Marines must keep
themselves equipped and trained to
land, either on hostile shore
against opposition or on friendly
shore, to protect American lives and
property. These operations require
them to be trained to fight on land
as soldiers and be able to execute
smoothly the very difficult feat of
going from ship to shore in small
boats manned by the sailors. Ma
rines perform other vitality import
ant missions for the Navy on shore,
such as taking and holding Naval
bases.
Marines enjoy all the ship sports
and recreational activities. They
engage in swim over the side after
hard session on the guns. Moving
pictures AFFORD entertainment al
most every evening. Baseball. foot
ball, rowing and sailing small boats
tennis, hunting, basket ball, boxing
wrestling and fishing are favorites
with Marines and sailors alike. will
sportsmanship pppermoat in TIL
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
WILLIAM HI. REYNOLDS

The funeral of VIM. H. Reynolds
was held Wednesday afternoon last,
with burial at Calvert. He died on
August IL, at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richard E. Gill, Goshen
vile, Pa, in his 10th year. His par
ents were the late Reuben and Mar
tina Reynolds, His wife, Annie M,
and these children survive: Howard,
Montgomeryyille; Calvin. Phoenix
vile; Iva, wife of Heber Rhpados,
Modena; Esther, wife of Richard E..
Gill, Goshenville; George, Valley
Forge, and Reuben, Bloomsbury.
Two sisters and five brothers also
survive: Lille, Roselle, DEL; An
ME, Joseph, Davis and Ellsworth,
Hartford county, Md; Frank, Lam
caster, and Leonard, New Jersey.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
DAVID WARREN WILSON

David Warren Wilson died Aug.
IA at his home in Elkton, following
a stroke of paralysis suffered two
days previously, He was 70 years
Of age,
The deceased was a native Of
Middletown. Del, the sou of VIII
liam and Leyisa Wilson, He had
resided in Elkton for the past thirty
five years. In recent years he had
conducted a news stand. He was a
member of the Elkton M. E. Church
and of Singerly Fire Company, and
fraternally was Mason and an Odd
Fellow.
Mr.. Wilson is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Lena L. Davis; by two
brothers, William Wilson, of Butler,
Pa. and DR.. Raymond Wilson, OF
Audubon, N. j., and by sister. Mrs
J. P. VanSant, of Philadelphia.
The funeral was held Friday af.
ternoon, with interment in Elktor
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24

Have you had an invitation,
10 the wedding of the pair.
If not you'd better get one,
Cause the whole towns going
there.
If you purpose building anything,
". Louis Ryan we would suggest.
His charges are no higher,
nd his works the very best.
If Betty Graves affection,
When driving, Bob'll neck her.
Cause no matter what may happen,
Scott Wilson Son will send their
wrecker.
w. X. Bird Dairy, rich, clean milk,
CONS from tested cows.
This dairy doesn't slide along,
On What The law allows.
On stationery from Ashby's Drug
Sore,
All their friends they'll write;
While Bobll buy his smokes there,
On his way home every night.
See the Chevrolets at Dinsmore
Brothers.
And see the used cars too;
They've used cars at low prices,
That are just as good as new.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
w. SCOTT WILSON

The funeral of w. Scott Wilson,
late of near North East, was held
Saturday afternoon, with interment
in North East M. E. cemetery. The
deceased was "a years of age and a
lifelong resident of near North East,
where he followed farming. His
death occurred on August Is.
Surviving are his wife and one
son, Harry r. Wilson, of Whining
ton, Del; also three sisters, Misses
Mary, Belle and Johanna Wilson,
and one brother, VIM. Wilson, all of
Chester, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
HAVE YOU HAD AN INVITATION---WED
DING TO BE LARGE ONE

When Betty cannot go downtown,
No. 121 is what she'll call.
Woodrow & James foods are much
better,
And their service beats them all.
They'll often go to the Rising Sun
Hotel,
On Sunday Moons to dine;
1t saves shaving in kitchen,
And their Sunday meals are fine
Bob's buying his winter coal at
Wards,
Now when the price is low
Remember when the fall comes
round,
Up the prices go.
The Balderston Greenhouses supply
funeral flowers,
Or flowers for anything.
When you want the Balderston
Greenhouses,
Give phone 15-D ring.
For inside and outside painting jobs,
Curtis Reynolds is the man,
When it comes to decorating,
He's the only one that can.
(watch for Bob and Betty
next week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24

minds of those in charge of the COM
petition.
The sailors and Marines sleep
either in hammocks or on sturdy
folding cots, using mattresses,
sheets, pillow, pillow cases and
blankets. In the morning these
hammocks or cots must be slowed
away in specially designated places,
as all space on ship is needed.
Sea Soldiers see singular sights
the world over.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24
DEATHS
MRS. SUSIE GREEN

The funeral of Mrs. Susie Green,
so, widow of Scott Green, of Elkton,
who died in the Homeopathic Hos
pital, Wilmington, Aug. 16, took
place from Pippins Funeral Home,
at Elkton, Monday morning with
mass in the Immaculate Conception
Church at o'clock. Interment was
in the Elkton cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-08-24

Wade H. Rice, poultry specialist
for the University of Maryland Ex-
tension Service, will address the
poultrymen Of Maryland over sta
ton VIDAL, Baltimore, at 1915
August "a, on the subject Control
led Production in the Poultry In
dustry."