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Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

President Roosevelt, with his fire.
uuent turnings to classical English
literature in his speeches, is going
to give the country an education
in English literature, if nothing else
He set thousands to thumbing thru
Milton when he chrlstened Al Smith
the Happy Warrior, and his ire
uuent quotations from Alice in Won
derland have made him kin to the
many people to whom Lewis Car
roll is a minor prophet.
In taking on Thomas Darlington
Macaulay, as he did in his speech
at Roanoke Island, Mr.. Roosevelt
is CARRYING the fight pretty directly
into political enemies camps, 1or
the famous Macaulay letter he
quoted at great length was widely
circulated against Roosevelt dur
ing recent political campaigns. cop
les of it, in pamphlet and reprint
forms. were published as direct
attack on New Deal spending.
Those people whose first reaction
is to ask "Who is this guy Macau-
lay2" need only to think back to
school days to have the rhyme come
back:
"In yon strait path a thousand
may we'll be stopped by three;
Nov who will stand ON either
hand and keep the bridge with me?
90
That was Macaulay, and anyone
who has heard "Horatius at the
Bridge" recited by a popeyed eighth
grader will remember him.
Macaulay, 100 years ago, was an
English writer and politician. He
was Whig, roughly equivalent to-
day to a Liberty League Republican.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
Hints on Etiquette

The woman in business should
dress sensibly. French heels, Ella
borate coiffures and ornate jewelry
are unsuited to proper office en-
vironment.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

The new fiber plant at Ell Centre
is equipped to handle fifty tons of
flax straw daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
T0day's Horoscope

Persons whose birthday occurs
today have an intellectual curios-
ity. Until the very end, they are
students of life.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

The Hemet Packing Company,
Riverside County, expects to can
approximately 5000 tons of peaches
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

Boy meet Girl: They weaved out
of a snack bar in inarticulate bulrr
He staggered toward a taxi at the
curb, plunged into it and was Oft
without word. She swayed down
The street. But after a few steps
turned and called: You certainly
drunked me up pretty, you tomato!"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
Words of Wisdom

No man is wise enough or good
enough to be trusted with unlimit-
ed r.-Colton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

Leonard Hall calls jerome zerbe,
"society's honey boy photographer"
An apt phrasing for young socia-
lite who has lifted snapshotting
celebrities into the trade realms
Of white tie and tails. zerbe, most
of whose shots are taken at mo
2l", the Stork Club and Ell Morocco,
fares forth for his daily chore after
theatre, all resplendent in top hat
and clawhammer coat. He has a
familiar brush with such names as
Vanderbilt Whitney, Goelet and the
like and they willingly pose for him
in mink and ermine. Such pictures
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

Some people are saying that Chang
Kai-Shek hasn't Chinaman's chance
to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
.Oh Sol
a CRANK WATANABE
W. nv Ep HOLDEN
SALUTES
nv 20 HOLDEN

Tito Schipa have got in the dutchly
at Australia. They saying that he giving
the Facisist Salute when he absorbing
applause for he musical tonSils.
Tito have object, he say he always
sticking he palm up in the air even be-
fore Mussolini was printer on news
paper. In fact Tito was more famously
before Mussolini was and them Fasciscist
also. Maybe them salute was took from
Tito. Can be just as nunlogical.
Pretty soon some fellow of debating
sensations shall making thumb to nose
with finger spread out'-very official.
Then he will having a greatest many per-
sons doing it from their hearts. Should
not be surprising that many dictates
have got the silent razzberry for Off
cial salute now, but don't knowing it.
Thank you please.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

Michigan proposed selling eggs
by the pound and then abandoned
the idea. Hens still laid on unit
basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

Strangers who enjoy New York
most I think are those who come
here without advance plans and
simply let themselves go. Like John
Burroughs in London, who wandered
until he got lost, pulled out his shil-
ling map and found himself again
There are pivotal points from which
one may start: Radio City, The EN-
pire, The Battery, Central Park
Times Square, etc, but after this
any set plans are boring. For in
stance. in early days in New York,
I used to idle away an entire eve
ming browsing along that block on
West 47th street between Broadway
and 9Th avenue, known as Malaria
Alley. 1t fascinated me before ]
learned it was one of the hardboiled
areas of the city. There are many
such stretches and one comes upon
them just wandering.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
New York Day by Day
By O. O. Mcintyre

NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Broadway
offered two highly entertaining
free shows this summer, which often
tied up traffic in a complete knot
and required police to keep the
sidewalk crowds moving. The free
shows were seen by millions and
were a buildup for the wizardry Of
the young sign king, Douglas Leigh.
One of the shows was a small
electrical sign on the east side OF
Times Square; the other much lar
ger spread across the Astol theatre
to ballyhoo a movie. Young Leigh
came to the big town from Florida
several years ago, hugging his big
dream, and got the usual buffeting
To give action, life and variety
to the Great White Way would
seem job of lily painting. But
that was Leigh'S dream and he
realized it, being rewarded to date
with assets of a half million. His
signs cut caperS, play tricks and tell
stories. Ducks for fish and elephants
ride velocipedes.
Dogs bark at the moon and snap
at their tails. Camels turn about
nonchaiantly and bite off their
humps, groundhogs come out look
ing for the sun and do a snappy
rhumba. In few short months he
has made most of the elaborate
signs hereabout seems as up to date
as a Gay go dress.
In this modern whirl / think ]
miss most the old time drug store
and the utter abandonment of the
sample table" near the entrance
1t was spread so enchantingly with
free little tins. of horrible smelling
salves, walls of pills and bottles of
cough cures. Also those gratis pam
phlets with the shuddery list OF
symptoms. There was CHASTITY but
enhancing horror, sitting about the
parlor lamp imagining you suffered
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

from the major maladies. I recall
one deplorable period when I was
certain I was in the last throes of
a combination of Bright's disease,
swamp fever, lumbago and arterio-
3clerosis. was ID and suffering lar
gely from what grandma called "the
bots"-an inclination to moon over
the girls and a disinclination to in
dulge in anything suggesting work.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

You can vote for one candidate
in the New York mayoralty race
and still be true to three tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

German leaders propose to short
en- each shirt-tail two inches. A
Nazi will be happy if he has some
where to tuck it, the government
presumeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24


zines and newspaper pages dealing
with things Cholly Knickerbocker
works up lather about.
90
With few exceptions, New York
stage door keepers are deaf or parti-
ally so. They are elderly, of course,
but that they should be deaf seems
mere coincidence. The stage door
man is kindly, beloved by players.
His salary is small but if he happens
to have job where there has been
a run he receives a nice purse from
the company when the show closes.
Door keepers are much alike. They
sit in backless chairs, putting pipes
and not interested in the potpourri
of gossip back stage. Unlike ward
robe women, not many were players.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24

There wasn't a single case OF
mistaken identity in the WPA sta
tue cleaning project. The statues
didn't knock off for lunch.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-24
BARBS

It would take prodigal son
indeed to expect q fatted calf at
these prices.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

outgrow several suits. Each baby
constructs . small silk home in which
to live, forsaking 1t for = larger one
to accommodate his girth as time
goes on.
Life Is made hectic for the tiny in
sects and creatures he hunts, and in
turn he must be ever on the alert for
foes who are after his tender, juicy
body.
Darling about in the water on
bright sunshiny day, these young
spiders often look like shiny bubbles.
They are as brilliant as diamonds and
apparently know how to swim the
moment they strike out for themselves
Evening star., 1937-07-27

Across.
l. Illuminate.
S. Anxieties.
10 Outline.
IA. Gray with age.
IS. Far above the earth.
Is. City of the Vatican.
II. English Queen.
18. Thin piece of metal.
19. On the ocean.
20. One who makes q will.
%. 1nvinsible
"a. Fill to repletion.
25. Besides.
26. Lower.
20. Ancient Greek literature.
33. Drug plants.
"a. An aquatic switch-back.
35. Crude metal.
36. Drunkards.
81. Open space in a forest.
38. A portico.
80. Monkey.
20. Sprang up.
Al. Arrow.
a. A Summer drink.
"A. Sumptuous repasts.
IS. Hale heirs.
IS. Bang.
Al. Unite.
so. Moves rapidly.
81. Auction.
IS. Corroded.
81. EllipticaL
So. Always.
SO. Part Of the leg.
so. Receptacle.
81. Stitches.
81. Small pies.
g. Understood.
Down.
!, Friendly talk.
2. A fine milestone.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

aware of the fact that spider maidens
and matrons have habit Of eating
gallant male spiders upon the spot,
so he takes no chances.
Close beside the lovely silk apart
ment occupied by his lady love he
constructs a smaller edition. 1t is
made Of waterproof, compact silk, and
has long hall added. This end he
attaches to her home. Then he makes
the side walls and roof secure, an
chors the dwelling to aquatic plants
and proceeds to cut through the silken
wall Of the fair ones domicile. In
this way the spider Romeo enters .
home he could not get into otherwise.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

the exit being pointed downward for
easy emergence into water for the
young spiderlings. There are from
80 to 200 beautiful orange-yellow eggs,
and about July the youngsters swarm
from their silk nursery into the water.
Water spiders spend practically all
their time under the water. Their
hairy coat collects and holds the air.
The greater amount is on the back
because the hairs are more dense
there.
From the first day they are good
swimmers and fine hunters. They
mott when their skin becomes too
tight, then hasten to eat more and
Evening star., 1937-07-27

He approaches from the rear. She
may pretend she Is not aware Of his
presence and give him kick. She
insists on hanging partly out Of her
door, to do most Of her fishing. He
tickles her feet and she likes It'll
Her own residence is a beautiful
glistening white silk dome, we'll an
chored to nearby plants with strong
cables Of silk. When it is time for
her to lay her eggs she constructs a
handsome ivory-white cocoon that
looks as if it had been woven on a
fiat surface. It is finished with q
balloonlike top and is swung by strong
silken ropes In her oArn apartment.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

Russia is urging all its farmers to
compete In its 1888 Agricultural EXIT.
bition.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
WATER SPIDER

TAr0yronetd dQudticd).
ONE Of the cleverest fishermen to be
found around ponds, streams and
similar places is the water spider. To
watch some of them is to be highly
entertained and interested. for most
Of us think of spiders as web spinners
only on dry land.
In Late April the male water spider
goes ACQUIRING. Rerhaps he Is we'll
Evening star., 1937-07-27
BY WILLARD
@'A37 ny VR'oUs<a NC

They race to the surface for air, ana
descend to begin weaving their small
tent of silk from which they spring
on some luckless neighbor. They go
in and out Of their mothers home.
Sometimes they will be seen attacking
an insect together.
Look carefully at the surface of the
water where you find water spiders
and see their dainty discarded clothes
floating upon it.
(Copyrisht, 1879
Evening star., 1937-07-27
By Phillips

3. Brings forth young.
4. Woebegone people.
s. One who sei2es q person by force
s. Compound OF metals.
I. Sound of the wind.
8. A newt
g. Radiated like 4 star.
10. Talks idly.
H. Forfeit.
IL. Word of assent.
l3. Tidy.
81. Beverages.
%. South African fox.
Is. Avoid by artifice.
26. Pertaining to the nose.
d, Run away.
%. An object Of Indian worship.
%. Pursue
30. Greek letters.
81. Small farm.
80. Chairs.
"a. Lumps of earth.
81, Most magnificent.
38. Irish national emblem.
40. Soon.
Al. Cauterize.
43. Willows.
A. Fails completely.
49, Odor.
Al. Employees.
48. Body OF a church.
40. Impelled.
so. Celestial body.
81. Russian emperor.
So. Freedom from pain.
So. Killed
56. Exclamation,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
$50. vyroci Americke
uStaVY.

We Filadelfii zahajeny byly
ctyrmes1cni oslavy $50. leteho
vyrocf americke 1stavy. V So
botu bylo vyroci dine, kdy pred
$50 lety deIcgati IL americ-
kych stat1 - Rhode Island ne
byl tehdy representovan =
shromazdili sc tamn1 Old
State House, ably zahajili jed
mani, jez byla vyvrcholena v
zaTf tehoz roku (177O pfiJ-
mutt textu americke 1stavu.
Byla provedena "a velke u
casti zahajovac1 scena, pfi nlz
r1znf herci pTedstavovali vyni-
kajfcf osobnosti one dolby. V
SIM neodvislosti Sc zvonilo ma
proslaveny zvon Svobody. Stej-
ne tam byl vystaven prvnl
text 1stavy, ktery ma obrov-
skou cenu. Slavnost byla Ia
hajena trinacti 1dery ma zvou
Svobody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
New proc tetu okradl.

Student v Denver ukradl SVO
j tet6, vdove Martha Blouse
We, $4,000 a uletel s mimi do
Chicago, cast deponoval, ma
koupil 81 saty a sperky, letel do
New Yorku, tam ulozil V bance
$4,000 a kdyz letel do Los
Angeles a byl zatcen, tax mel v
kufriku $68, 5000. Nedostava
sc $1,000. Student Turner
Watson, jest 25 rokd star. Pra-
vi, re nevf proc tetu okradl, a.
nj jak n6kolik tisfc utratil.
Kdyz byl zatcen a primal Sc
tax byla otevTena skr1nka v
Prvni narodn1 bance a tam ma
lezeny bankovky pekn6 sloze-
ne. ZemTely manzel Blousove,
Aaron, byl tajemn1kem Colo
RADIO Cold Storage Co. Manuel
ka nev6d6la, re jest bohat. My
slela, re jsou jen tax zivi. Te-
PRIV pc smrti muze nasla penf-
re a zjistila, re jest bohata.
Muz il teprv ma smrtelne po-
steli rekI, kde ma dome scho-
vano $780, 900 a kdyz pozdeji
mela olejn6 akcie, jez byly kou
peny "a nekolik dolarG, Sc zji-
stilo, re mali cenu, O kter6 ami
muz neved6l. Kdyz uz umfral
mzjistil, re akcie, ktery mely
nit cenu $1,000 mali vlastne
ceny $191, 900. Ale ponevadz
uzfval z nejakych pTfcin jm6na
H. Elgin, tax S pozdstalostf by
ly nesnaze, nebot vsechny ak
Gle byly ma jmeno Elgin a zena
Tekla, re Sc jmenuje Blous
Proto zavolala vdova synovce
Watsona, ably il pomohl dat
vse do poTadku a kdyz Sc tax
stale, jela do New Yorku q
kdyz Sc vratila, byl Watson
pryc a S MIN zmizelo $133,O0C
ma hotovosti a "a $4,000 bon.
dI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Vsrna pomoc dslnictva
odmenena.

V Cambridge, Mass, Har-
mon P. Elliott, 5Olety MATTEL
Addressing Machine Co. zalo-
I'll vlastni plan ma "sd1lenf bo-
h~atstvi" Sc svymi 275 zamest-
nanci, kdyz jim venoval $780,
900 re sv6ho osobnlho bohat-
stvi.
Pr1myslnfk zalozil nezrua-
telny sveTenecky fond Z proc.
kumulativnich podflG We sve
tovarne a mimo toho poskytl
zvysenf ma mzde, ktere cinl
$4,000 rocne.
Svolav 81 vsecky d6ln1ky ku
schGzi, Elliott jim vysvetlil sve
v6novanf jake prostredek prot
tvrzenfm agitatorG, re "kapi-
talism je jednostrannym zist-
nym systemem" We kterem "a
m6stnavatel ~profituje ma ukor
svych delnik1. Dale Jim fekl,
re jeho plan ma sdilenf bohat-
stvi ma pranyTovati tvrzenl po-
litikG a agentG, re "Vas boss
krade vysledek vasich mozolu,
tedy jej pTestante hespektova-
ii a vpravte 81 do hlav, re kra-
de co pravem patti YAM"
K tomu Elliott vypalil celou
Tadu argumentG namlfenych
prot sovetskemu Rusku a ko-
munismu.
Konecne Sc Elliott take uni
nil O minimalnf mzde, a pra-
viv, re zavedl minimaln1 platy
v dobe NRA a dosud Sc jich
dobrovoln6 drzf, dodal: Gale
vlada ktera zada americke w
robce ably platili minimalne
S14 tydn6 m6la by soucasn6 u
valiti d1kladna ella ma Japon-
sku vyrabene pfedmety. My
name nabfdky z Japonska, re
mohou dodavati tlacftka a.
dres, ktera Sc hodf ma nase pf1-
stroje, Ia ceny, ktere fakticky
isou nizsi nez nase vyrobn1 &C.
ma pri cemz Japonci sami plat
dopravu i clio. Ale kdyz jsem
to Tekl We Washingtonu, odpo-
v6deli mi, re Sc prot tomu mic
media delat = Japonci by Sc
pry urazili a bylo by pro mas
jest6 horst nez nyn1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Hotov k odpluti?

! Parolod Berengaria vypluje
10. cervna. Jste pTipraveni
pro ten vylet? Aneb cekate az
do poslednf chvfle? Zajist6te
81 m1sto nyn1 ku predu a pre-
dejdete vselikym nesnaz1m;
zajiste budete Sc tezko loucit S
temi kteTi nemaj1 to Stestl ces-
tovati pospolu do stare vlasti.
Parolod Aquitania vypluje z
New Yorku 80. cervna. Pak-li
nem1zete S prvn1 vypravou,
mdzete Sc pTipojit k teto dru-
he. Oboje budou pod dozorem
p. M. S. Ekerovich, 1Tedn1ka
spolecnosti Cunard White Star
LIME. On Sc postara O vase po-
tfeby a tim usnadni vase stare
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Veri v manZelstvi.

V Little Rock, Arkansas,
George Wayne Burnett, 81
rok starry ozenil Sc pc tretf s
prohlasen1m, re zenati muzove
zij1 dele a re ''staT1 mladenci
nejsou k dobru nikomu, ami So
be-"
Jeho manzelkou sc stala rs
leta Jennie Bell Cox, ktera w
take byla dvakrat vdana.
Staff novomanzele pravili, re
je svedlo d~ohromady vzajemne
pTan1, ably unikli osamelosti.
Burnett dale pravil: "Leta me-
mali S tim co delat a ia nechci
zestarnouti, jestlize tomu budu
moci zabraniti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Now csl. film do Ameriky.

Zfilmovana Jiraskova VOL
narka ma nastoupit pc Janosl-
kovi, ktery byl V Americe Wild
ne prijat, a nekolika malo il
nych filmech, pout "a ocean.
v nemz pouta pfedevsim
vykon hlavnich predstavitelu.
stepanka a stepnickove, pro-
dala prave brnenska spoiled
most Terrafilm do Ameriky.
Spolecnost sc rozhodla nata-
Get nynf dals1 Jiraskovu hru
Lucernu, v. ddob1 nemeho fill
mu natocenou sve dolby Lama
Gem a tehdy Sc Sedlackovou v
1loze knezny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Sue). 8.45 Csl zpravodaistvi.

Sue). 8:45 Csl. zpravodajstv1.
1855 Slovenske ludove piesne S
ciganskou kapelou CDR. j. Bla-
ho). 9:1O Referat pro podkar-
patoruske krajany.9:15 N.Rim
skij-Korsakov: Sadko, symf.
basen. $3.50 Anglicke zpravo-
dajstv1. $40 Vojenska hudba
(ppl. 20. "Tyrse a Fugnera) F..
1000 Krajansky koutek. Hla-
SEMI pr1stiho pofadu, zvony.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
.Iednoho veGera Stavinoha

Jednoho vecera Stavinoha
Easel do Braunerovy 1radovny
a vyvolal S MIN haiku. Pr
tom ma komisare vystfelil, a.
vsak ma stesti trefil no jenom
do nohy, coz bylo jenom lehke
zraneni. Brauner, ktery je sill
nym muzem, pc teto strelbe
Stavinohovi prerazil ruku.
Starry konstebl byl pc strelbe
zatcen a vsazen do vazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Ma konec Sc zastreIil.

We Fort Bragg, Kalifornie,
Abe Triplett zhotovil 81 rakev
pro sv1j vlastn1 pohTeb. Pc tie
MAZE strach, re by hrobn1k mo-
hi jeho telesnou schranku IVY
81 sesti stop nacpati do nejake-
no maleho hrobu, vykopal 81
jeste sam hrob a WHO'LL jej SEX
vojovym dTevem. Pc nekolik
tydnG udrzoval hrob v poTad-
ku, ably do nej mic nenapadalo.
Konecne Sc zastrelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Abv nemusel pracovati.

V Huntsville, Texas, 19lety
trestnik William H. Shoemake
zaplatil dvema spolutrestnl-
kun ma vezenske farme Har-
lem SIS ably mt usekli nohy.
Chtel tim doc1liti, ably nemusel
pracovati v zahrade.
"Operace" Sc zdaTila. Mia
dix sc nachazl v kritickem sta.
WI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Prazsky rozhlas kratkovlnne
STANCE OLR-4A.

Jednohlasny 1sudek balti-
morskych posluchacG Ceskoslo
venske kratkovlnne stanice
Praha jest, re nejlepsf poslech
jest dvojtydennim rozhlasu
ma Vine 1854 metrd (1184O
kcs). Budeme proto uvefejno-
vati v TELEGRAPH" pravidelne
pondeln1 a ctvrtecn1 program
prazske Ceskoslovenske KRAFT
kovlnne STANCE. Mimo toho
pondeln1 Ceskoslovenske zpra-
vodajstvf a nejnovejs1 zpravy
hlaSene rozhlasem z Ceskoslo-
venska budou uverejnovany v
"Telegrafu".
Pondell, "a. kvetna:
500 (EST) Znelka, hlasenf
pofadu a zvony. 8:O5 Operet-
nj hudba (R. Friml, O. Nedbal)
1925 Josef Mart1nek: Co je u
mas jineho. $50 Narodnf p1s-
ne cd. Ottawa, Glen opery Mar.
div. v Praze). 8:45 Csl. zpra-
vodajstv1. 1855 Pestry porad
(orchestr a soliste). $3.50 An
glicke zpravodajstvf. 9:4O Po-
pularn1 koncert dechoveho
kvinteta (Rejcha, Zich, Dvo-
fak). 1000 Krajansky koutek.
Hlaseni pristine poTadu, zvony
Ctvrtek, 27. kvetna:
800 (EST) Znelka, hlaseni
poradu a zvony. sos Vesel5
hudba salonn1ho orchestra
1925 DR.. Horvath: Slovaci \
Rumunsku. $3.50 Koncert v Ii
dovem tonu g. Malat, Vase
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

sti. Ma lodi naleznete dosti "a
bavy, zdarma vino pTi j1dle,
tanec, koupele a pro d1tky rGz-
ne hry atd. a tim 81 pojist1te
velmi pT1jemnou cestu. Neza-
pomente, ocekavame vas ma
jedn6 z techto lodi, Berenga-
ria neb AQuitania.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Popraven.

V Tucker, Arizona, James
Austin, 22lety cernoch, byl
popraven "a vrazdu policisty
Johna Nc Tigritta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

Tento novy ceek jest oznamovan V Americkem Home Ma
gazine Jeho slozen1 ~pozdstava re zvlastn1 postele do Cd
mefeneho mlsta Kralovska Pohovka ku sdfimnutl ma ne
obycejne polstafe kulate rohy a krasn6 move povla-
ky vyrezavane podnozky vnitfnf upravene pera pod
sedadi "a hodin k pouzh1 dvojf postel pro nocnf sluz-
bu 2 stolky pobocn1 pro kavu z oTechoveho dreva upra-
veny. Mdzete 81 koupiti V celku aneb pohovku a stolek
zvlast Zvlastn1 nab1dka naseho 25ti soucen1 pOtrva do
kud zasoba staci Prijdte brzi abyste 81 n ohli vybrat.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-25
Radiant Living
HAVE YOU TIME
TO LIVE?
BY Rev. G. M. Griffeth
Pastor Calvary M. E. Church
Sudlersville, Md.

There is no mind so empty as
that in which there is no thought
concerning God. Although ones
mind may be filled with a multi
plicity of interests, pleasures and
cares, yet it may be empty of real
values.
Some men may be filling their
lives so full of money-making that
they cannot sit down and breathe
slowly for five minutes They have
no time to look at a sunset. They
are too busy to listen to singing
bird. They have no time to admire
the beauty of rose.
1t is just rush, rush, rush, strain,
strain
How miserably empty crowded
lives can be!
Can you distinguish between the
glitter of materialistic wealth and
the resplendent gold Of spiritual
ity?
How many business men never
learn until it is too late the wis
dom in the words of Jesus: Lay
not up for yourselves treasures
upon earth, where moth and rust
doth corrupt, and where thieves
break through and steal: but lay
up for yourselves treasures ir
heaven where neither moth mol
rust doth corrupt, and where
thieves do not break through mol
steal"
When busy men also have time
for God, they find release from
strain. They breathe deeply. They
admire the beauty of the sky. They
have time to live.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-25

cense fee in Cecil County from 81
to S5, and the other would close
the issuing Office at all times ex-
spect between a. m. and 6 p. m.
The 4S-hour bill was
sponsored by Senator Wilmer f..
Davis Rep, Caroline). Originally,
it would have provided that coup
les wait ~ hours between time of
and time of issuance of
license. The House Judiciary Com
mittee changed it to 48 hours and
also inserted a clause making it
Illegal for a court clerk to publish
details of a license until that Ii
cense actually is granted. Added
by the House during the session
was an amendment requiring pay
ment of 81 with each application,
and no refunds allowed if the Ii
cense is not issued. The effect
would be to raise the fee in Mary
land from 81 to So. The Senate
must concur in the amendments
before the bill goes to the Cover
nor. An attempt was made then
by four counties Arundel,
Allegany, Garrett and Baltimore
to exempt themselves from the bill,
bringing about further argument