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

Ponevac nemohli plovati ku
brehu ctvrt mile vzdalenemu
ma Swan rece cd mfsta, kde S
mimi Sc lodicka pfevrhla, uto-
null vZdor pokus1m ieiich
dvou soudruh1.
Utonuli: Henry j. Graleski,
21lety a Andy Dafkin z O'Don-
nell ulice. Ma low V LODGE, iez
mela trhlinu, vydali sc We sire
du kolem 9. hodiny V noel. Ma
listen mlste feky, kdyz vhodili
udice do vody, nahle prekotila
Sc lodka. Oba a treti, Joseph
II. Ruffer, pocali plovati ku
brehu zat1m CO ctvrty, Martin
White, chtel pfevracenou lodic
ku uvesti do prav6 polohy. Vo-
lal ma plovouc1, ably Sc vratili.
Kdyz neucinili tax, pustil Sc "a
mimi. Graleski klesl pod po-
vrch vodn1. White chytil jej
"a hrdlo. Tonoucf klesl znovu.
Toto opakovalo sc tTikrate. Pc
tfetf chytil jej "a vlasy a tail
ma povrch. Neil mohl hlavu
tonouc1ho vytahnouti mad vo-
du, White ztratil sam sflu, VIA
sy Graleskiho vysinuly Sc mu z
ruky a Graleski klesl, ably ne
byl vytazen vice.
Pc tie White obratil Sc ku to-
nouc1mu Dafkinovi, kdyz 20
vykfiku O pomoc tento mizel
pod vodou. Spolu S Rufferem
drzeli pc nekolik minut Dafki-
ma mad vodou. Kdyz tento je
ujistil, re plovati Dude moci,
vratili Sc vsichni tr1 ku clunu.
White a Ruffer vlezli do neho.
We clunu zpozorovali, re DAT
kin jest opet pod vodou. Mr.
tvoly obou nemohly z vody roz-
vlfene vetrem vytazeny byti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Edward Conway, 44lety re
$500 blocku Pelham avenue,
zatcen byl V Clifton parku, kde
automobilem svym napad1 jiny
tam stoj1c1. Udan byl, re rfdil
automobil kdyz opilym byl.
Diktovana mt byla pokuta
500 nebo 80 denn1 vezenf.
Rozhodl Sc pro placenf pokuty.
= John O. Johnson, 41lety
z Elm avenue, pc srazce auto
mobilu sveho ma Bernard ulici
S tam stoj1c1m automobilu, byl
zatcen pro opilost. Odsouzen
byl ku pokute 500. HAIL Sc,
re nebyl opily, pry vypil jenom
dive sklenice piva a sklenici Vi
ma. Vedle toho platiti musel
$40 a 1traty pro neopatrnou
j1zdu.
= Thomas L. Bangher, cole
ty z Liberty Heights avenue,
pustil Sc Sc svym automobilem
do lampy V Druid Hill parku a
|tuto slavne zmohl. Pop1ral re
byl opilym. Pry jenom usnul
u f1ditka o pill tTet1 iodine V
sobotu rano. Soudce jej pro-
pustil bez trestu. Vedle neho
trestu unikli dalsf: Charles E.
Mohl a August Richlesky, row.
nez udani, re byli opilf v auto
mobilech.
= John j. Mawrot z North
Branch v Baltimore okresu, Cd
souzen byl ku pokute 500 a
1tratam pro Tfzen1 automobilu,
kdyz opilym byl. Ponevac ne
mel elm platiti, poslan byl ma
80 dn1 do vezenf. Zatcen byl
statn1m policistou ma Liberty
road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Dive leceny z otravy.

Dive mlade zeny leceny byly
V Johns Hopkins nemocnici z
otravy. Prvn1 byla 21leta Hill
ola Sommers, {. 237 N. Lake
wood avenue. Druhou byla 20
leta Gazella Baranco, &. 1928
N. Patterson Park avenue, KITE
ra Ella odloucena cd sveho
manzela.
Policejnf straznfk, Alon-
20 Schisler nalezl Elsie Teal,
29 rokd starou V bezvedomf le-
zlcl u kamen V kuchyni. z o.
tevrenych horakG unikal plyn.
V nemocnici poskytnuta il by
la ponce. Je matkou ctyf d.
tex. Cd manzela jest odlou-
cena.
Pr obede u pr1tomnosti
sve zeny, s n1z NEIL a jin6 ze-
ny, jez pozvana byla jake pro-
stfetkovatelka smfTenf, 27lety
Louis Schiff, vypil jed z lahvic-
ky. V nemocnici cekano bylo
uzdraven1 jeho.
= Lazarus Fernheimer, Is
Lefty, tezce zran6ny nekolika
ranami ma krku, dan bylv pom
deli do mestskych nemocnic. O
sebevrazdu pokusil Sc V kou-
pelne domu We 300 blocku
Eastern avenue.
= Isabelle Hegner, 23 roxy
stara studentka Johns Hopkins
university otravila Sc We stredu.
"Studovala pf1lis", vyvznelo z
reel jej1 pred skonem. Byla
dcerou doktora Roberta w.
Hegner, profesora z Johns
Hopkins skoly zdravovedy. Ma
lezena byla zahradnfkem uni
versitn1 skoly, Johnem Swan.
DIE vseho neil vzala jed, byla
V rybn1ku ma Hopkins kampu.
saty jejf byly zcela promote
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Chemie Dude ciniti "zazraky"

Re pomoc1 chemie kOnany
budou v bllzke budoucnosti We
ci "presahuj1cf obraznost lid
skou'', slibuje DIR. j. R. Katz z
Amsterdamske university v Ho
landsku, jenz ucastnil Sc letnl
conference ma chemicke W.
zkumy, kterou konala Johns
Hopkins universita ma Gibson
Island v posledn1m tydnu.
PGvodne, jak dr.. Katz IVA
del, velice tezkym bylo chemi-
kovi rozumeti molekuli, jedne
z nejmens1ch soucastek. Nyn1
toto velice snadnym jest po-
znati molekuli obsahuj1cl mill
ony atomd. Zat1m CO tyto tax
nepatrne atomy lidskemu IRA
ku nepoznatelnymi byly, ucen-
ci nynf pracujf s mimi stale We
vetsim rozsahu. We skutecno-
sti aspon polovina podobnych
jake maso, bavlna a guma, OBJ
sahuje tax zvane velike mole
kule.
Sotva re chemikove toto Wy
zkoumali, pocato bylo S vyko-
ristovanfm techto poznatk6.
Pred osmdesati roxy mnohe Ia
boratore pracovaly ma vyhle-
davanf, CHM nahraditi gumu,
ktere mnohe zeme postradaj1.
Pomoc1 move theorie O moleku-
Itch nahrazky prirodn1 gumy
umelou cestou staly Sc nejenom
moznostf, ale skutecnost1 a tim
k. pr. Spojene Staty nezavis1
dele ma dodavce prfrodn1 gumy
Pc ctyficet rokd veda praco-
vala ma tom, jak delati uncle
hedvab1. Pokusy napodobiti
praci hedvabn1ch broukG bylo
nezdarem. Pc vyzkouman1
move theorie o molekulfch, dnes
nen1 zadna nouze O uncle he'd
vab1, kterym prfrodn1 hedvabf
pine nahrazeno byva.
DR.. Katz zvlaSte zajfmal Sc
o kvasy a byl prvn1m. ktery
tyto studoval pomoc1 X-paprs-
XII a tim vyzkoumal prfcinu
kazen1 sc chleba.
Pomocf theorie o molekulfch
dokazal toho, re pekaTi mohou
chleb delati takovy, ktery dele
vydrz1.
"Znalost velike molekule",
prohlasil DIR. Katz 'je stale vet
81 a vyuzitf znalosti O teto V
blfzke budoucnosti Dude vecf
pfesahujic1 obraznost lidskou."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Richie boji Sc, re narod cell
zbankrotovan1.

Dovozuje, re "pT1lis velika
vydani" nynejsf administered
vladnf podnikana, kdy biliony
dolard mizf bez nadeje, re
schopnost obyvatelstva a jeho
zdroje by stacily ma zaplaceni''
byvaly governor Richie V reel
sv6 ma oslavu 4. cervence V
Patterson parku, pronesl oba-
WI, re nebude-li toto vydavani
veTejnych fondG zastaveno,
"narodnf a statn1 bankrot bu-
de koncem t6tO cesty."
z vladn1 administrace, rec
nil Richie, stale move a podiv-
ne tahy povstavajf, move CO Sc
tkne konstituce, pod n1z Eli
jsme Stastne a spokojene a po-
kracovali hmotn6 a narodne
skoro pc cel6 stolet1 a pull"
V reel sv6 byvaly governor
vybfzel, ably "zem6 primerene
byla ma strait"
Dovozoval, re nam zde nenf
potTebi ami komunismu AMI ia
Sismu a move vyvstavaj1c1 pro-
bl6ny re mohou f1zeny byti a.
merickou demokraci1."
"Bureakraticka centralisace
vlady We Washingtonu, jestlize
nebude zastavena", rekl Rit-
chic, "oslab1 treba by pine ne
znicila sebeovladajfc1 Sc ovla-
daj1c1 funkce statG, ma nichz
spoc1va celia stavba nas1 zem6."
"Novy zdanovac1 program,
jak nynf navrhovan a die ne
hoz lid zdanen byti ma ably ne
jenom uhrazena byla vydanf
vlady, ale tez zaveden1 zdan6-
nj bohatstv1," Fekl Richie, "je
die m6ho nahledu snem a V
zadnem pTfpadu nemGze ma
ivan byti zdravym Amerika-
nismem."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
80 majetkH ma buben.

Home Owners Loan korpo-
race oznamila, re pocet majet-
XII V Marylandu, ma nez mali
tell nejsou placeny splatky
dluznych obnosG, koncem cerv-
ma dostoupil poctu 80. We dvou
~pf1padech dluznfci Tekli, re ne
budou platiti, We Is pF1padech
majetky byly majiteli opust6-
ny, We ctyfech pr1padech mali
tele zemreli, V jednom prfpadu
MATTEL "nechce spolup1sobiti'
Do 2. cervna korporace V
Marylandu povolila 1926 phi
eek V obnosu $41,170.5O9.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Fort McHenry pristupnym po
II hodin dennS.

Nasledkem stale v~zrdstajfcf-
no zajmu ma Fort McHenry,
narodn1ho vojenskeho parku,
4reservace tato otevrena Dude
denne pc II hodin cd 712 rano
do 7 a pGl vecer.
Nedelnf %navsteva pevnosti, z
n1z vlaj1c1 prapor nadchl Key
ku slozen1 hymny "Hvezdnaty
prapor'', prdmerne obnasi ko-
lem dvou tis1c osob. Automo-
billy re vsech stran zeme vida
ny jsou tam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Vybor direktor6 Baltimorske
komise kriminalnf spravedlno-
sti zada governera Nice, ably
neschvaloval povolen1 pardonu
Harry B. Wolfovi a ably ode
pTel povolenf tohoto.
Pardon pro VOLTA charakte-
risovan je komisf jake "klfc
patrne otev1rajfcf pokus vrati-
tt Wolfovi hodnost pravnic-
kou."
Sdelen1 toto zaslano bylo 60
verneu Nice pc schdzi, jez ko-
mana byla V hotelu Emerson.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Jeden byl zavfen, re porusil
volebn1 zakon, deset beden pi-
va sebrano a ctyri busy odehna
ny, kdyz Annapolsti obcane v
pondel1 volili mayora, mestske-
no radce a diva aldermany.
Zatcen byl ma zakrocen1 re-
publikand cernoch "Blue Bird
Johnson, re protizakonne do
pravoval llhoviny do mesta ma
volebnl den a re 1castnil Sc ma
planu poruSiti volebni zakony.
serif Alton udal, re pf1pravy
udelany byly ku slaveni cernos
skeho pikniku mimo mesto We
volebnl den. Sci do 4. wardy,
nalezl diva busy ma Market
Space a jeden We 4. warde. Pi-
vo ku pikniku, jak jeden z RI
d1cu mu udal, vzato bylo z Ger
nosskeho domu ma Jones Sta
ton ma Annapolis Baltimore
Boulevard. Pc domluve Seri-
fove busy zmizely. Kdyk Sc
irif special ma Jones Station,
setkal Sc s jinym bussem jedou-
elm ku mestu. Ma bussu bylo
pivo. Porucil r1dici jeti zpet
ku Jones stanici a vratil Sc s
10 bednami piva. Ma Johnso-
ma wat byl zatykac a on "a
wren.
We volbach z~v1tezili demo
krate We vsech castech krone
ctvrte wardy.
Mayorem zvolen byl obchod-
mix automobily, Louis N.
Phipps.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
MlStnl ZprdYy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhHd.

Vladni marsal August
KleGka a chot jeho zaslaly ST.
deGny pozdrav Baltimorskym
kraian1Gm z Atlantic City, kan
zavitali S damskym klubem Lo-
val Ladies' Auxiliary ma neko-
iik denni vylet, jenz ku stast-
nemu konci dosp6l V pondel1.
Vladnf marsal, August
KIecka, sveTen byl lekafske
pomoci We stfedu V dome SVEN,
SAP N. Lakewood avenue, kde
trpf slabsim otTesem mozku a
p~oran6nfm ma lebce. Marsal
padl ma schodech vedouc1ch z
domu do ulice, kdyz vyhybal
Sc pri sestupovanf ma schodech
odpocfvaj1cim 81 ma Mich Gle
Nun rodiny a sousedGm. Ku o.
setreni .jeho zavolan byl DIR.
Joseph Pokorny.
Ma tydennf n%avstevu New
Yorku vydala Sc V sobotu rodl-
ma p. Jerome Neumana,c. 1000
Ashland avenue. V New Yor-
ku sest vyletn1kd ocekavano
bylo prately.
We srazce automobile ma
Luzerne Avenue a McElderry
ulici zran6n byl bolestne p.
Vincent Suchanek, G. TIT N.
Milton avenue, do jehoz auto
mobilu vrazil V nedeli William
Riley. V AUTOMOBILE S MIN je-
Ia manzelka jeho, syn a dcera.
Rozrazena MI byla stehenni
panev.
Pripravte Sc ma Osadni
Karneval phi o-ade sv. Vaclav-
sk6 ma Collington Avenue KITE
ry zapocne jiz pTfst1 pondel1,
IS. cervenve a potrva cely ty-
den. Kazdy jest srdecne ivan
brati dcast ma tonic podniku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Vydanf pomocne komise
sniZeno.

V uplynulem tydnu z podpo-
ry vypusteno bylo dals1ch 225
robin Baltimorskou pomocnou
komis1. Vydanf komise V IT,
dnu bylo mens1m O S6,275.12
neil V pTedesl6m tydnu.
Do minute stredy ma podpo-
re bylo zde 22.558 rodin. Ma
podporach We tydnu vyplaceno
bylo $50, 628.49.
Mezi podporovanymi bylo
-17.736 n~ezamestnanych robin.
Jinych mzdy byly mike.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Stavba Philadelphia road
Zdrzena.

Prace ma dalsf move cast
Philadelphia silnice mezi A
berdeen a Havre de Grace do
budouc1ho jara asi z nejvetsi
casti nepokroc1 ku predu. Ma
odkladu die udan1 statnf silnic-
nj komise, jsou vinni majitel6
pozemkd, kterf cht6j1 prflis wy
soke ceny "a tyto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Farmar zranil syna a souseda
a sebe z~astreIiI.

Joseph Greiner, 70 roxy sta
ry farmaf Is mil cd Centreville
Md, zij1c1 ma farme, V hadce
stfelil V sobotu 10 rok1 star6ho
+syna, Augusta, a sveho souse-
da, 55leteho Josepha Davis.
Ma konec spachal sebevrazdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Vice automobile ukradeno.

O vice neil 200 automobile
ukradeno bylo zde vice v prv-
mich sesti mesic1ch tohoto roku
neil teze dobe minuleho ro-
ku. Cd ledna do cervna ukra-
demo bylo zde v minulem roce
1900 automobile a letos 1.418.
Vsechny krone osmnacti vra-
ceny byly majitelIm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

We fiskalnim roce konc1cin
posledn1ho cervna, pT1jmy zde.
slho celn1ho 1radu byly O $2,.
|891.072.59 vyssf neil v prede.
Stem fiskalnim roce. V roce
tonic pTijato bylo ma clu $11,.
|457,733.48.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Z~aslouzena pokuta.

William Cecil, 36lety a man
zelka jeho z Glyndon avenue
zaplatili pc 81 a 1tratach po-
kuty ma stanici, re hazel prs
kavky do ulice a temito ctyTi
slab6 popaleni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Vpondel1 V Lewistown, Md,
udeTil blesk do stodoly Edwar-
da Webster. Povstalym ohnem
stodola znicena byla. Ztrata
odhadnuta ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
President rybaril.

President Roosevelt a repu-
blikansky senator z Kalifornie
rybaTili V sobotu v Chesapeake
Bay. z namorn1 academic V
Annapolis zajel V sobotu ma
hlubiny zalivu ma vladnf lodi
Sequoin. V pondelf vratil Sc
do Bfleho Domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12

Catherine Klemm, majitelka
restaurantu {. 1910 Noble ulice
zatcena byla, re prodavala ko-
falku nemaj1c ku prodeji IL
Gems. Mezi trent polfcisty il
zatknuvs1mi byl James Karva-
SEX. Ku dalsfmu Tfzen1 zadr-
zena pod zarukou $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-12
Pet z rodiny do nemocnice.

Matka Sc ctyTmi d1tkami 2
Woodall ulice lecena byla v
pondelf v mestskych nemocni-
cfch z otravy. Roznemohly sc
z jfdla.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
SEAFORD


! The first shipments Of oysters in
any sizeable quantity were made
this week. The local oyster packers
employ quite large number Of the
idle during the winter months when
most all other work has ceased. The
local packers are expecting very
large season this year as the quail
ity Of the oysters is much better.
Mrs. John R. Eskridge, president
Of the Seaford Parent-T Teacher As
sociatiOn recently announced that
the first meeting this semester will
be held at the local school auditor
ium on Monday evening, October H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances F. Morgan
of near here recently had as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan
! of Ithaca, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Willard
Of Boston, Mass, have moved here
this past week and have made their
residence on Poplar street. Mr.. viii
lard is associated with the Home
Life Insurance Company.
Mrs. o. w. McWilliams and daugn-
ters, Mrs. Warren Harper and Mrs.
J. Ell. Dunn made a business trip to
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. L. A. Hobbs and Mrs. TheO-
dore S. HattOn mOtored to Philadel-
phia last Saturday
KOder COllinsOn has returned to
his home in Philadelphia after spen-
ding the past weekend with his
grandmother, Mrs. N. E. s. Macklin
On Market street
Mrs. Levi S. Warrington, who was
confined to her home last week with
an infected jaw, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Clarence c. Allen entertained |
at her home in West Seaford last |
Friday night a large number Of her
friends at bridge. Mrs. George Gull
yer received high prize and Mrs.
Walter McNeilley won the floating
prize and Mrs. Herman Daniels, the
low score prize.
Reliance Grange No. 5S will en-
teTtain the annual meeting Of the
Sussex Pomona Grange at the Reli-
anee Community House, on Thurs
day. October "a, and at the regular
meeting of the Grange. plans will be
discussed for the entertainment Of
the visiting oranges.
Seaford has been selected as the
place of the Delaware State
Volunteer Firemen's Association to
be held in September, 1886.
William l. SmOOt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin F. Smoot. left last week
10 resume his studies at Duke Uni
versity. Kenneth Fleetwood. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleetwood, Of
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
FARMINGTON

Revival services begin at Prospect
Church Sunday afternoon, October g.
The second and third combined
quarterly conferences for Farming
ton charge will be held at Prospect
Church, Friday, October 4. The time
is 2:30 p. m.
The Prospect League meets to-
night, Friday, September q at the
home of Mrs. Garrison.
A religious pageant drama entitled
"The Old Lighthouse" will be given
in Pennington Methodist Church ON
Friday evening, October 4 at 8 p. N.
The two Pennington churches will
hold a union service Sunday even
ing, October s. in Pennington Meth
Odist Church. An interesting pro-
gram will be furnished by the Breth-
rem folks.
Mrs. Mildred NewsOm is leader of
the devOtions in the Saturday Study
Circle at Pennington.
Plan to attend the services in Far
mington Methodist Church on Sun
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
COKESBURY

The Rawlins School held their
bake last Saturday. In Georgetown
end IS was cleared. Thanks to those
who helped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hill were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman FL
lott last Sunday evening.
Master Billy Lambden spent q few
days last week with his gTandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wilkins,
Mrs. William Truitt and son Alton
have returned to their home in VIII
mington after spending a few weeks
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swain and
son, Reese, were visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Messick last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Swain and
child were guests Of the formers
parents, Mr.. and, Mrs. Elmer Swain
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walls Of Will
mingt0n, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wright
Of Laurel, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert King last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King enter
tanned last Sunday evening the lat
teF's parents Of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hastings and
family and Mrs. Martha Hastings at
tended the Baptist meeting near
Laurel last Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Elliott and Mrs. Thomas
Atkins were Milford visitors last
Saturday.
Don't forget the services at Cokes-
bury this Sunday. Sunday School
at 10 a. m, and preaching at IL.
Paul Hastings has returned from
4 tour to Springfield, Mass, which !
be won for Judging poultry.
!. The Georgetown All Club gave
Miss Ada Mae Warrington farewell !
party last Friday night as she is
planning to leave for Boston, Mass,
where she will enter the Sergeant ,
Those present were
Misses Irene and Ruth IsaaCs, Lily |
Harrington, Emma Spicer, Lyle and |
Hazel McCauley, Esther and Dorthea |
Hill, Doris and Thelma King, jean
tte Hastings, Clifton and Stanley
King, Vernon HILL George Spicer,
ieOTge Simpson. Billy Lambden, Mr..
nd Mrs. Paul Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iarvey Warrington. Mr. and Mrs.
linden Isaacs and Mrs. Granville
,ambden.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert King and fam
y and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King
isited Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greene
lst Friday night.
Mr.. Virvil King and Miss Grace
Iendaniel of Milton, we're married
lst Saturday evening at Cambridge,
ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Lambden
isited Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. wilkins
unday.
Mrs. Eugene Kitchens and children
sited her parents at Bridgeville
st Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
BETHEL

Mr.. ana Mrs. William H. Smith oi
Salisbury, we're weekend guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams
They we're accompanied home Sun
day by Mrs. Williams who will re-
main with them for a week.
Miss Mollie Massey spent Sunday
with relatives in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Massey en-.
tertained the following at dinner OD
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collins Of
MillsboFO; MIR. and Mrs. Karl
Thompson and son of SeafOrd and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Judd Phillips and
daughter Of this town.
Capt. Charlie Cordrey is visiting
his family mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Knowles, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Knowles and chill
dren Of Wilmington. spent the week
end at their home here.
Captain ElwOOd Wheatley is spen
ding some time with his daughter
Mrs. Louis Cain Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Furness and
daughter spent a part of last week
with relatives in Camden, N. j..
Edgar Williams, Jr., of Middle
town, spent the weekend with bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar vii
Iiams, Sr.
Mrs. Karl Phillips arrived home
on Sunday after spending some time
with relatives In Philadelphia.
Air. and Mrs. TwifOr1 Eskridge
Mrs. Rhoda Garrett and Miss Ruth
Eskridge spent Saturday in VIII
mington.
Mrs. Alton Knowles Of Laurel en-
tertained the members Of the Count
On Me Club at her home on Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hatfield oi
Atlantic City. N. J., Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Leape Of Camden ~ j. were
week-end8 guests OF their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smita.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harley Hastings.
Mrs. Lula Massey motored to Cape
Charles; Va. on Wednesday
Levin Moore Is on the sick list
Mrs. Nancy Warrington and son,
Freddie, Of Philadelphia. spent Sat
inday VITA Mrs Sarah Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27

Text books. splints. bandages, COM
presses, inhalators, blankets. etc,
will be furnished free. Any adult
may enroll and complete the course
at no expense.
Our first irter-sChOOl athletic con-
tests are scheduled to be played at
Lewes. Friday. September q, where
the boys will play soccer while the
girls are playing the Lewes girls a
game of vOlley ball.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27

near here. also entered Duke Uni
versity, as freshman.
The President has over four bill.
lion dollars to spend for what he
thinks is best for the country and
be thinks it best to be reelected
next year.-LawFence, Kans., Repub-
icau.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27

day evening. The gospel will be
preached in song and sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27
THRENoDV

The old blue eagle
Is now Illegal.
New York Herald Tribune
Milford chronicle., 1935-09-27

This is preaching Sunday At
Todds and Epworth
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
YOUTH ADMITS
/. 40 BURGLAR|ES

CHICAGO. Dec. II qN.s0
Arrested with stolen jewelry val
ued at more than $1,000 in his
pockets, q 14-year-old high school
freshman today told police how he
and q chum staged more than 40
burglarieS during the past month
/ lust for thH thrill"
The youth, Jack Rayner, son Of
q magazine publisher, was arrested
when a policeman grew suspicious
at his prodigious spending at
neighborhood stores.
Rayner named John Walker, like
wise a schoolboy, as his accom-
plice. Taken into custody, Walker
confessed helping Rayner dispose
Of loot, police said, but denied aid.
ing in the robberies.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
Hurt in Accident,
Girl Sues Driver!

Damages of $4,000 are asked
in a suit filed in District Supreme
Court today by Miss June Weber,
II, of $40 Nicholson St. N. W.,
daughter Of John A. Weber,
Treasury Department official, as
the result of an automobile acci-
dent near Clarksburg, Md, last
June %.
Miss Weber was riding in the
automobile Of Wallace Langford,
7701 Georgia Ave. N. w., she tells
the court, when it was in col
liSion with the machine of Mary
Moore, 1412 Chaplin st. N w.
Both drivers are named as de.
PENDANTS and accused of negli
gence by Miss Weber who claims
to be permanently crippled as a
result of the accident.
The Washington times., 1935-12-17
'B00K|E' DEALS
ARE Barred

Buy" orders for blocks Of 1000
shares of Bellanca Aircraft Cor
poration stock that showed on the
ticket tape on May %. %. "a never
were executed, it was testified to-
day by Matt Frank, as the SEC
continued its case against Michael
J. Meeh0n.
Frank was identified as Nee
hans "Bookie" and close friend
of James McConnochie, Meehan's
business partner. The "bookie"
told Examiner William Green he
placed orders for the shares at "a
with RothSchild & Co., because
he felt publish on Bellanca" and
for no other reason.
It was at this time. the SEC
contended, that Meehan and his
friends were manipulating Bel
lanca stock, raising it from q low
of $3.50 to more than IS.
Frank closely resembles Alfred
E. Smith. both in appearance and
in diction. His abrupt answers
and quick thinking provided a
highlight Of the week-old hearing.
Although his buy" orders for
1000 blocks Of Bellanca were
given to RothSchild & Co., the
SEC brought out that Franks &C.
count actually was carried with the
brokerage firm Of Gates & Dyre.
This account was carried under
the name Of Fred Goodkin. who
controls 5 per cent of this account.
according to Franks admission.
Frank told the commission he
actually bought 1000 shares OF
Bellanca on May II, at prices
ranging from So to $3.75.