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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
PAMATNfK.

Jednou z upom1nek ma So
kolsky slet V Clevelande Dude
nesporne Pamatn1k Sletu Anne
rickeho Sokolstva r.. 1885. V
p6kne upravenem sbornfku
.jsou nast1neny strucne dejiny
jednot sdruzenych V Sokolske
zupe Severovychodnf S 1vodnf
basni Jarky KocaTe, obsahuje
kratke vylfcenf pGsobenf obou
zakladatelG TyrSe a Fuegnera
a n6kolik prfpadnych clankG.
Je V Pamatniku prfspevek j.
Cermaka, Jarky Jelinka, Va
clava Kloface, kratkeho-Pud-
meTickeho, a jinych.
Jednou z nejzajimavejSich
staff jest dopisc vdovy pc dru.
TyrSovi, S. Renaty Tyrsove, kite
'ra pfSe, jakou radost Tyrsovi
pGsobila zprava, re sokolska
mySlenka Sc ujala dalne
Americe. A kdyz byl DR.. Tyrs
jmenovan cestnym clenem Ma
rodn1 Sokolske Jednoty v Anne
rice, byl den, V kterem mu byl V
prazske telocvicne odevzdan
diplom, jedn1m z jeho nejra-
dostnejs1ch V celem jeho zivo-
tie.
Pamatnfk eta 1913 stran.
Uhlednou a um6leckou obalku
nakreslil Richard w. Rychta-
T1k. Cena Pamatnfku S poStov-
nj zasilkou je pouze 20 cent?.
Objednavky zas1lejte ma:
Anton Svoboda
1886 Broadway
Cleveland, O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Skrtic zen pred porotou.

V zaveru letn1ho porotniho
zasedan1 projevovala Sc pre- S
loupeznym vrahem AID. Holic-
KEN, ktery uskrtil M. Kosino-
YOU re Zlfna a byl odsouzen k
trestu 25 let tezkeho zalare.
Behem lfcen1 vysel ma jevo je-
ste dals1 hrfch tohoto skrtice
zen V tie dobe, kdy byla prepa-
dena domkaTka Zapletalova z
Rakov6, kterou rovnez Holicek
skrtil a byl "a to odsouzen do
zalaTe ma 3 leta, byla prepade-
ma ucitelka A. Babakova media
leko Zl1na. Lupic il chytil pod
kirk a skrtil il tax dlouho, az
pustila rucn1 kabelku. Pr "a
pase S lupicem roztrhla Baba-
kova ma mem zeleny hubertus.
Lupic tehdy sebral kabelku a
zmizel. Kdyz Sc nyn1 provade-
la prohl1dka v cikanskem ta-
bore, kde Hol1cek prebyval,
byl tento hubertus tam nalezen
a cikani, ktef1 n%etusili, koho u
svedcuje, fekli, re je to MAZE
tex Hol1cka. Proto cetnictvc
Holfcka do nej obleklo a do
pravilo do Zlfna, kde jej uka.
zalo Babakove. Ia v muzi DO.
znala onoho lupice, ktery j.
lonskeho roku prepaid a rdou.
sill. TAX Sc Hol1cek ocitne O.
pet pred porotou pro zlocir
] loupeze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Hrabe Roland De CIR

- Hrabe Roland De Graf.
fenreid De Villars, manzel a.
mericke milionarky Dorothy
Gould, byl V Parfzi odsouzer
ma diva mesfce do vezenf. Cd.
nesl re sveho domova nejakf
cenne veci, ktere mu byly pred
tim soudne zabaveny.
We Styrskem Hradci. Ra-
kousko, diva komuniste zastre-
ILL cetaTe cd cetnikG, zranili
cetnika a pax oba spachali Sc
bevrazdu. Komuniste Sc zata-
rasili ma farme, kterou cetnfci
prisli prohledavati patrajice pc
zbran1ch.
" Nemecku pokusne leta-
do vrazilo do budovy v pred
mestf Berlfna, Britt. Sest pa
sazer1, a diva obyvatele domku
byli zabiti. Nekolik jinych by
10 poran6no. Dim byl zapa-
len.
- Diva katolictf knezi,
Schwarz a Renter, uvezneni
byli V pondelf Drazdanech v
Sasku pro s1fen1 "podvratne
literatury."
Renter obzalovan byl, re roz.
deloval tiskopisy zaslane mu
byvalym dTedn1kem socialistic-
Ike strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Schmeling zvitSzil.

V Berlfn6 Max Schmeling,
nemecky boxer a byvaly Sam
pion sv6ta V tezke vaze, pora-
I'll pred zastupem 65, 900 diva
XII Span6lsk6ho bojovnfka Pau
limo Uzcunduna We IL kolech
zapasu, vyhrav ma body.
Schmeling Sc pTipravuje k no
vemu zapasu o sampionat v
Americe koncem roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Prazdninove rady mladym
muffin a zenam.
DR.. John l.. Rice,
komiSaT zdraVOtnictVi m6Sts

DR.. John l.. Rice,
komisar zdravotnictvf mests
New York.
Mladf Tide planuji obycejnf
letnf prazdniny vyhradne S my
Slenkou ma zabavu. Neni to tai
nesnadne, ba je to velmi mou.
Dire, pTiciniti Sc o to, ably tate
dovlena pfispela soucasne
zdravf. Jake vetsina z mas
bezpochyby i Wy hnal jste to Cd
poslednfch prazdnin "plnou
parou', a unikl jste ryme a j.
nym lehcfm nemocem, zacho-
val jste 81 pravdepodobne pocit
1plneho zdravf. V1te ale S
urcitostf, re yam naprosto mic
nen1?
Nez Sc roZhodnete kamkoli
|jeti, proc drive nezaj1ti Ike sve-
mu rodinnemu lekari a nedati
Sc Jim dokonale prohlednouti?
Par dollard, ktere tax utrat1te,
budou dobfe ulozeny. Z1skate
tim 1plny zdravotn1 inventaf
sveho tela a soucasne i dobrou
radu lekare.
M1sto abyste planoval pro-
gram, jenz by mel obsahovati
radu radovanek, proc neplano-
vati prazdniny oddechu? LIE
kar YAM Tekne, re to je jediny
druh rocnf dovolene, jenz ma
pro vas skutecnou cenu. Prazd-
niny odpocinku neznamenaj1
ovsem, re mus1te cely den ga
hrivati" zidli. Naprosto ne!
Enema scenerie a strfzlivy, jed
noduchy zivot dava telu i my
sli prflezitosti k odpocinku, pc
nemz touzf. Zapadnete do ne
jakeho ticheho mista, kde vaf1
jednoduchou, dobfe upravenou
stravu, kde okoln1 krajina pr1-
mo vyzyva k prochazkam, a
kde je prflezitost k plavani,
veslovanf, hran1 tenisu, base
ballu a .jinych sportd ma cest-
VEN vzduchu. Nezapomehte
81 prinest jednu nebo dive do
bre knihy. Zatancete 81 obcas,
touz1te-li pc tom, ale dbejte
pri tom, abyste Sc neosidil ami O
minutu sveho osmihodinoveho
spanku. Takovyto program
nejen re YAM poskytne kyle
nou zabavu, ale vykona pro
vas skutecny zazrak. Sam Sc
o tom pTesvedcfte.
Pc prazdninach tohoto dru-
hui budete Sc cftiti odpocinu-
tym, telo Dude slime, mysl jas
ma. To je pax nejlepsf cas- k
rozhodnutf, re 81 je takovym i
zachovate. A to tez nenf ne
snadnym. Mic nepTedelavejte.
Delete vse S mirou. Jezte jed
noduchy pokrmy, hlavne hod-
ne ovoce a zeleniny, chodte ma
probably ma cerstvem vzdu-
chu a We slunci, casio Sc kou-
petite, postarejte Sc O zabavu i
odpocinek a spete osm hodin
denne.
V tonic programu nen1 mic
draheho, a pTece jeho dodrzo-
vanf znamena zdravf pro kaz-
deho, kdo sc mu podT1d1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Msta zarlive zeny.

V obci Male Hradisko ma
Plumlovsku vypukl pc pull noci
v Jednom z malych starych
domkG ohen, ktery V kratk6
dobe nabyl katastrofalnfch roz
merG. Ohen vznikl v staveni
domkafe Frantiska Trfsky a ST.
I'll Sc staven1 ma stavenf. Pla-
meny mely hojnost potravy We
SVEN okol1, nebot vetsina dom
k1 V teto ctvrti byla kryta
doskami. We chvfli bylo n6ko-
Xix domkd v okolf stavenf Til
sky V plamenech. Zoufalstvf
lid1, ktef1 v male chvfli pTisli O
majetek, doplnovalo Sc stra-
chem tech, jejichz domky byly
V nebezpec1 plamen1. Snaziii
Sc zachraniti alespon nejpo-
tfebnejs1 predmety. VynaSeli
z hof1c1ch domG satstvo, kusy
nabytku a vyvadeli dobytek o.
hrozeny ohnem. Pr techto
zachrannych prac1ch bylo ne
kolik osob popaleno nebo IRA
memo padaj1cfmi horfcfmi ira
my.
Pres 1silovnou praci hasic1
nebylo mono ohen zdolat. Je-
ste rano nebylo mono zabra-
niti dals1mu sfTen1 pozaru. Oh
mem bylo zniceno &c domknG
patflclch pc vetsine chudym
lidem, kteTf tax "a nekolik no.
din pfisli o veskery sv1j maize
tex. Krone obytnych stavenf
shorely take hospodarske OBJ
jekty Sc zasobami p1ce a stale
s dobytkem.
z osob, jez prisly pfFi ohni k
1razu, nejtezS1 zraneni utrpel
solely Josef R1zicka, IA nehoz
pfi zachrannych pracich V jeho
domku spadl hoTfc1 tram, a da-
lie byl velmi t6zce popalen
66lety domkar FrantiSek RGzi-
cka, jehoz jen S velkou mama
hou zachranil obcan Al. Po-
splsil pred uhoTen1m.
z Prostejova Sc oznamuje:
Polar v obci Male Hradisko
znicil &c dom1 do zaklad1, pTi
cemz pTislo O vsecek majetek
20 robin a z1stalo bez p~rfstresf
celkem 1877 osob. Grady zari-
Oily okamzite nouzove ubyto-
vanf postizenych, jejich stravo-
vanf a prfdel potravin. We
ctvrtek 20. cervna pTijelo ma
pozariSte take nekolik poslan-
CD z olomoucke zupy.
Cetnictvo soustredilo cele
vysetrovani ma zjisteni mfsta
vzniku ohne a vysledkem neko-
lika desitek svedkd a pTesnym
overen1m nekterych fakt bylc
z~jisteno, re ohen byl zalozen
Zaverem vysetTovanf byla Eat
cena 5Oleta zena domkaTe
Aloisie Tflskova, ktera byla
behem vyslechu usvedcovana.
&C zapfrala. Bylo zjisteno, Re
motivem GNU byla zarlivost
pro manzelovu neveru.
DGvodem zhaTstvf byla msta
nestastne zeny, ktera vsak ne
vedela, re takovym zpusobem
Dude postizeno nevinne 1877 IL
d1. We vysetrovan1 bylo pc &C.
~ ctvrtek pokracovano a V Cd
polednfch hodinach byla TIL
skova 1plne usvedcena a do
pravena do vazby okresn1ho
sOudu v PlumlOve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Jak Sc " Ceskoslovensku zmen-
Suie umrtnost.

IS1 ZAAICEL
suje umrtnost.
Nase veTjnost 81 celkem dos.
malo uvedomuje vyznamnol
skutecnOst, jak pronikave uby.
va u mas 1mrtnosti, take Ces
koslovensko dosahlo v tonic
smeru jiz 1rovne pokrocilycI
stat1 zapadnfch, trebaze hos.
podafska krise u mas znacne
zabrzdila rozvoj obecnych O.
patreni zdravotnfch i social.
Mich. Krone toho u mas p1so.
bl nepffznive pomerna zaosta-
lost nekterych vychodnfch O.
blastl statu, kterou bylo MOI
no pfemahat cd prevratu jen
zvolna. Zdalo by Sc, re v do
be tax t6zke hospodarske kri-
Sc, Jakou jsme prochazeli v mi
nulych letech a ktera nyni jen
zvolna povoluje, Dude 1mrt-
most rusti; nen1 tomu tax, po-
nevada pece O nezamestnane
doVoluJe uchOvat aspon nejd1-
lezlteJs1 predpoklady zivotnf, i
kdyz je jasne, re je to jen W.
pomoc z nouze, a re podpora
misunderstanding nikdy nena-
hradl praci skutecnou. Ma dru-
he strane vsak umoznuje tato
podpora udrzet nejhorsfch
dobach ohrozenou cast naroda
a zachovat il pro leps1 easy.
Tim Sc vysvetluje, re nespor-
ny pokrok, ktery v oboru hygi-
eny a socialn1ch opatren1 ma
stall V nasich zem1ch pc valce,
Sc "a hospodaTske krise neza-
stavil, nybrz dale pokracoval.
V roce 1919, v prvnfm roce pc
valce pfipadalo u mas ma 1000
obyvatelG v rocn1m pr1meru
1884 zemTelych osob. V roce
1920 Sc tento pomer jeSte O ne
co zvysil ma 1897. Cd te do
by vsak pozorujeme neustaly
pokles procenta 1mrtnosti, ne
kdy rychlejs1, nekdy pomalej-
81, ponevadz do tohoto vyvoje
zasahovaly rusive zejmena v
nekterych letech chripkove e.
pidemie. V roce 1923 pfipa-
dalo ma 1000 obyvatel V roc
MIN prGmeru uz jen 1912 zem-
relych, V roce 1880 uz 14.15, v
roce 1888 1870 a V roce 1884
Poole statistiky, kterou prave
nyn1 uverejnil Statnf Trad sta
tisticky, kleslo cislo 1mrtnosti
ma 1928. To je jiste cd pre-
vratu pokrok znacny, kdyz u
vaz1me obtfzne pomery vystav-
by noveho statu a konsolidace
hospodaTskych pomerG, jez pr
tom mali veliky vyznam.
Poole jednotlivych oblasti
naseho statu nen1 ovsem stav Il
mrtnosti vsude stejny. NejpTi-
znivejs1 je V zemi moravsko-
slezske, kde loni cinila cfslice
1mrtnosti toliko 1892, pax v
Cechach, kde tato c1slice byla
1885 (rok pred tim jeste
1889 ma Slovensku byla v
lonskem roce c1slice 1mrtnosti
14.51, coz je take znacny po-
krok cd ~prevratu, nebot ma pr.
V prGmeru let 1919-1923 byla
tam c1slice 1mrtnosti 1910,
take ma 1000 obyvatel rocn6
pfipadalo temeT 20 zemfelych.
Nejhors1 jsou ovsem dosud po-
merry ma Podkarpatske Rust,
kde lonska cfslice 1mrtnosti je
17.17, ale i tam pozorujeme
znacny pokrok prot prvn1m do
BAN pc prevratu,, kdy " letech
1919-1923) byla ma Podkar-
patske Rust prdmerna 1mrt-
most dokonce 1888.
Tento vyvoj, ktery mas pfi-
blizuje velmi pronikave k po-
krocilemu zapadu, je jiste po-
tesitelny, zvlaste kdyz je ma
dele, re zejmena We vychOd-
mich zem1ch statu Dude jeste
pokracovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

TTi podloudn1ci byli zastre-
leni a tri sast1 pohranicn1 celn1
strazn1ci byli postTeleni pri pre-
stfelce, ktera sc strhla mezi
paseraky a celniky v hustle "a
lesnenem distriktu Krkonos
bl1ze Rehefeldu. Ctvrtemu pa
Serakovi Sc podaTilo uniknouti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Hodna husa.

V Ruthbun v Kanade, Will
liam Smith ma husu 80 roxy
starou, jez pravidelne snasi
jedno vejce denne pc vice nez
tTicet rOkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Zemetreseni meIo vliv
ma ZVOnV.

We Strasburgu Francie, otTe-
sy zeme rozezvucely kostelni
zvony. Obrazy Sc zdf byly sra
zeny. Skoda byla jen mala.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22

Capt. Frank Bradley is spending a
few davs with fie family.
Thomas Knowles Of Wilmington
spent q Ddrt Of last week at his home
here.
Misses Ruth Eskridge, Grace Mes
sick were Wilmington visitors last
Thursday.
Miss Emogene Phillips Of Bridge
Vile, was a weekend guest Of Miss
Iris Hastings.
Mrs. Lula Massey spent the week
end in Sharptown as a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Nora Twilley.
Messrs. Arthur Hastings, Raymond
Dickersons Of Wilmington spent Sat
uraay WIN Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ Bird of Ocean
City, Md, spent Thursday with Rev.
and Mrs. L. L. Powell
Mrs. Lydia Milhourne is spending
some time in Wilmington with Mrs.
Ella Morris.
Virgil Hearn spent the weekend
at his home here
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Thompson and
son Of SeafoFd we're Sunday guests
OF her parents, Dir. and Mrs. william
Massey.
Misses Blanche Spicer, Pauline
Jones, Estella Kitchens, attended the
State Teachers meeting in Whining
ton last week.
Mrs. w. P. Phillips was a Will
mington visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Florence ]. Furniss left last
Thursday for Philadelphia where
she will spend the winter with her
son, Prof. Jack Furniss.
Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. Eley j..
Cordrey left Friday to spend several
days with their respective husbands.
The Count On Me Club" was en-
tertained Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Spence.
Archie Eskridge of New York
City spent last week with his sister,
Mrs. Albert Hill.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
FELTON,

The Trophy Grange gave a sur
prise party on Friday evening to the
wife of its Worthy Master, Mrs. G..
J. Meredith in honor of her birth
day.
Mrs. Cooper Orwell and Mrs. La
vina Roscoe were in Wilmington re-
Gently as delegates to the Home Mis-
sionary Society Convention.
Mrs. Sallie Jones accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Jones to their
home in Railway, N. j., where she
will spend some time.
The FELTON, Avon Club was enter
tanned at the Round Table Club at
Wyoming last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Killen have
had as their guest, Mr.. Killen's sis
ter. Mrs. Edith Phillips, of Reho-
both.
The many friends here of George
W. Hughes, were sorry to learn oil
his death on Sunday, November 10.
He had been in poor health for
year. He was a charter member OF
the Washington Camp No. 80, P. U.
s. of A., who served as pallbearers. at
the funeral, which was held at his
late residence on Weiner avenue in
Harrington on Wednesday afternoon
in charge of Rev. J. E. Parker, pas
tor of the VI. E. Church, assisted by
Rev E. H. Collins of Marshallton, a
former pastor. Interment at Holly
wood cemetery. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Sallie Hughes and one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Darby; four
brothers, Henry Hughes, Denton,
Md; Jacob Hughes. Greensboro, Md,
viii Hughes and Walter Hughes OF
FELTON,; two sisters, Mrs. Almina
Harrington of Harrington and Mrs.
Annie Gooden, of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hargadine
have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hargadine and daughter,
Mary. of Great Falls, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bringhurst
have returned from visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Wheatly in Wrightstown,
N. J.
Reynolds Clifton of Newark, N. j.,
has been the guest of FELTON, friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst attend
ed the luncheon of the Delaware
Chapter of the American Red Cross,
held at the Hotel dupont, Whining
ton.
Mrs. Margaret Warren has left for
New Britain, Conn, where she will
spend some time as the guest of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Katzback.
Mrs. Clarence Huppert has return
ed to wilmington after being the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coverdale.
The relatives and friends from
of Mrs. James Kelly
gave her a dinner here in honor OF
her birthday About twenty guests
were present.
The Kent County w. c. T. U. In
stitute will Re held in Houston NJ. e.
Church, November 10. The morning
session will begin at 10 o'clock and I
The afternoon session at 1880 o'clock. !
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Wyatt OF {
Newark were guests of Mrs. Rachel I
Wyatt and Mrs. Clarence Wyatt on
sunday. =
Robert Abbott is still on the sick
Mrs. william Law is not much
{
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
All CLUB NOTES

A meeting Of the Houston Boy
All Club was held in the Houston
School, November 10. 1885, for tn,
purpose Of organization and election
of officers as follows:
President, Harvey Marvel, Jr.; vic,
president, Edward Smith; secretar!
and treasurer, Jay Smith; reporter
Robert Maxwell.
The name selected for the grouI
is "The Houston 4-Leaf Glover Club.
The club has a membership of 2;
members who have enrolled in 3:
projects. The largest number have
chosen raising Of swine as theil
work, eight are enrolled in the gar
den project, i've in poultry project
four in dairy, with six enrollments
in tomato, corn, sweet potato and
abbit projects.
To be a club member, a boy must
keep a record of cost and receipts on
some phase of agriculture, either
crops or live stock.
George Worrilow, recently ap-
pointed Boys State Club Agent, will
assist the club with subject matter
for their programs and supervision
of their projects.
A boys All Club was organized
recently in the Hartly community
with Ralph Holland acting as local
leader. George Worrilow. Boys Club
Agent, met with the group and ex-
Ilained the nature of All club work
and RESPONSIBILITIES involved to the
boys.
There are fourteen charter menu
hers of the club. They are John Cir
rigione, Laurence D'MaTcia, Gle
lnents Horvath, Fred HOFvath, Wal
ter Ivory, Helmut Liers, Jr., William
Pomichalek, Alfred Rosengren,
James Simpler, Guy Swan, Hampton
Walls, Wesley Walls, James Will
liams, Peter Yarema.
The majority of the boys have Sc
lected poultry and garden as their
projects. Poultry club work is espe-
cially suitable for the Hartly COM
munity as there are many large COM
mercial poultry growers in that 10
cality.
Inc announcement HdS DSSH AANNS
by Helen L. Comstock, County All
Club Agent, that Kent County Club
Boy has been chosen State winner In
the National All Club Meat Animal
Live Stock Project Contest.
Wallace Caulk of WOOdside will
receive 17-jeweled gold watch, val
ued at $4,000, for the work that he
las done as a sheep club member.
The donor of the prize is Thomas E.
Wilson. Wallace has been club
member for six years. He began his
work when he was six years of age,
completed two years of club work
and then took a vacation until he be-
came ten years of age, the age re-
0uired for membership. Wallace has
been enrolled in dairy club work and
owns four purebred Ayrshires. Three
years ago, he added sheep club work
to his program and has been very
guccessful with both projects.
To compete for this award, men,
her must have completed three years
of work with some meat animal
beef animals, swine or sheep.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22

Mrs. Horace Pepper has returned
from Philadelphia where she has
been taking hospital treatment.
u. S. Senator John G. Townsend
Jr., Miss Lyla and Preston C. Town
send had as their dinner guests on
Sunday last, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Tubbs and their son, Townsend
1ubbs, of a military school in Law
renceville, N. j., who was at home
over the weekend, Mrs. Ida Town
send and Covington Townsend, all Of
town. Since the cunning season is on
the menu consisted of birds and rab-
bits.
The pupils of the Selbyville public
schools enjoyed a two day vacation,
while Principal Howie and the var
ious teachers attended a meeting of
the Delaware State Teachers Associ-
alton held in Wilmington on Tues
day and Friday. Reese Peters went
up on Friday afternoon for his wife,
Mrs. Helen Hudson Peters, and re-
NAMED over for an entertainment
that night, while Mrs. T. w. Howie,
who accompanied him there, joined
her husband on a weekend visit in
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Sprague remained with Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo NJ. Clark, formerly of this town,
now of the Henry c. Conrad School
of near Wilmington, over Saturday
night and Sunday and Miss Kathryn |
Quillen went over to Washington /
and Miss Christine Baker remained
away over the weekend. while some |
of the other teachers who are from 1
out-of-tOwn visited their various
homes.
For various business reasons the
entertainment program of the De-
gree of Pocahontas was cancelled on
Monday night of this week, but the
committee composed of Mrs. Helen
Lynch, Mrs. Anna Lynch and Mrs.
Ruth Leary Hickman, all of RoXana.
served delicious refreshments of
cookies and home made ice cream.
The weekly dinner meeting of the
Rotary Club was held in
the club room on Friday night with
the vice president, Homer H. Pep
per. presiding, in the absence of the
president, Clayton A. Bunting who
was on a business trip to Washing
ton, D. c.
The dinner was served by Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens. Mrs. Edward Brasure.
Mrs. William Daye and Miss Louise
Brasure, the latter two having acted
as mattresses.
Peter w. Whaley was chairman of
The program and was very fortunate
IN having three guests from Eckels
School in Philadelphia, where Mr..
was a former graduate and
he one thing of the greatest interest
md anu sements was the demOnstra-
ion made on Wilmer Steele, one of
he ROtarians of Ocean View, who
permitted the demonstration of a
lew art known as the Soluble Silk"
method to be used on him, making a
'ery good figure of the one whom it
vas to represent, or as one of the
1otarians made the remark "It was
xactly like Wilmer Steele, showing
ne hair, corners of his mouth and
ven the wrinkles in his face.
During the demonstration Mr..
Vhaley gave the story of the devel-
pment of this new process.
Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22

The annual bazaar and supper Of
the NJ. P. Church will be held No
vember 81 and %. Please remember
the dates.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
LA EJECUCION DE LA PENA
DE MUERTE EN- MANUEL.
VASCO

Granada, Nov. 11.-Manue,
Vasco Vargas ha sido ejecuta-
do aqui como I'm autor de un
grave delito. Ell REQ pas6 la no
che sentado en- I'm sill6n, flu
mando puros.
Acudieron a darle amino en-
los instantes postreros Ell dipu-
tHdo Sr. Ruiz Alfonso Y don
Fernando Vinuesam, alcalde
&C SalobreTa.
Vasco Sc abraz6 al alcalde,
llorando, Y Sc desplIi6 de Ell.
Manuel estrech6 laJ manos del
Sr. Ruiz Alfonso, cuando Sc lie
cubrio la cara con un pahuelo
Elanco.
Ell patibulo sc levant6 en- e.
patio y Manuel movie la cabe
"a para qGe Quedara dentrO de
la corbata del garrote. En- pc
cos minutes dej6 de existir.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
LAS FIESTAS DEL Ola
DEL ARMISTICIO
Una BriUante Pdrddd

Tampa festeja hoy ell Dia del
Armisticio con una brillante pa
rada y otros actos.
La parada sali6 a las $50 de
la manana, de Franklin y Tyler,
bajo ell mando del general A. H.
Banding, ayudado por los coro-
neles Hesterly y Culbreath.
Cuando ell desfile Sc vertical
ba, dos aercplanos del servicio
de gUardacostas volaron sobre
la ciudad.
Ell congresista Peterson pro-
nunci6 un brilInate discurso, en-
tribute a los soldados que mu-
rieron en- la campana y a los
hombres que en- Europa defen-
dieron la democracia y la ban
dera americana.
Cast todos los establecimien-
tos cerraron al mediCdia.
Esta noche la Legion ofrece-
"a un bale en- ell Casino del par
que de Plant.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
EN- TAMPA SOLO EL $50
DE LOS PAi3ADOS HAN
ACEPTADO Ell TRABAJO

Frank P. Ingram, director de
distrito de la WPA, manifesto
aver que solo ell $50 de las per
sonas asignadaS para tra5ajo
por la WPA en- Tampa han a :
ceptado. Gel hecho de que ell 35
por ciento este rechazando ell
trabajo indica que las condicio-
mes de los negCcioS estan meio-
rando con ell comienzo de la tenn
porada de turismo Y la indus
tria citrica. La industrial taba-
calera de Tampa esta en- la Gus
pide de la production Y en- me-
jores condolences que otros a :
nos.
Hasta ell presente Sc ha dado
trabajo en- ell distrito a 1909
hombres y m~ujeres; pero solo
Sc han presentado 1928, no com
pareciendo 1886.
Els possible que de esos 1896
no Sc hayan presentado muchos
porque al presente solo hay ocu-
pacion para los obreros manual
les.