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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
Uncle MaG
Says: ~
Tomorrow Disappoints

Tomorrow avs promises
well, but remember there is rea-
sonably certain to be one disap-
pointment.
One loves even a precocious lit
tie boy with his front teeth out.
He's meeker for the time being.
Some men have great patience,
but Henry d. ThOreau put it an
other way by saying they lived .
life of quiet desperation.
Bills that you run fall due and
fall due and fall due; but if you
pay as you go, you forget all about
your expenditures.
We have to 60 along from day to
day, even when we know we are
frequently treading on toes. Some
become Indifferent.
No matter how good your advice
Is, others will first measure it
with their own judgment.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01


t r o p s m o v e d
against the Sianfu
rebels. Two of the
mutinous battalions
were captured and
disarmed at Huh
sien. 1t appeared
that Marshal Chang
really was reduced
to negotiating for
his own life and
safety, and there
were reports that he
was willing to sur
render the dictator
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01


that amount out of the money mar
ket, to Offset the effects of the gold
influx on domestic credit.
The plan, which probably was de-
vised by Mr.. Eccles, is intended to
hold the excess reserves, which are
the reserves that member banks de-
post with the federal reserve sys-
tenn in excess of legal requirements,
on the same plateau where they are
now. Previously gold flowing into
the country was chalked up as ex-
cess reserves upon which an infla-
tionary credit boom could be built.
THREE new indictments against
L major oil companies, oil trade
publications and individuals were re-
turned by a federal grand jury in
Madison, Wis, in order to avoid de-
lay in the trial of the antitrust cases.
With few changes the new true bills
are similar to those returned previ-
ously by the 1885 grand jury and con-
tested as invalid on grounds that the
grand jury was illegally impaneled.
1t is understood that the govern
ment plans to bring the cases to
trial in March.
Under the general leadership of
~ John L. Lewis the war for
unionizing the steel industry and
dactroxy;,o tho cnyonanv unions iS
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

HOPE for the recovery Of Pope
1 4 Plus dwindled day by day. He
suffered a fainting spell and was
reported to be exceedingly weak.
His illness was complicated by high
fever and there was danger OF in
fiuenza. Senator Nicola Pande OF
Rome, widely known as specialist
on the ills of old age, was sum-
moned by DR.. Amanti Milani, and
both agreed that the pontiff must
have complete rest. His visitors
were limited to the ten cardinals
who are projects of executive bodies
of the church and they were per-
mitted to enter the sick room only
one each day to obtain the pope's
authorization for their most impor-
tant decisions. The customary
Christmas eve audience for cardi-
nails and diplomats was Cancelled,
and the pope also had to abandon
his plan to celebrate mass on the
57th anniversary of his ordination
to the priesthood.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
News Review of Current
Events the World Over
Cuban Congress Gusts President Comez-Arother Arch
bishop Attacks Edward, Duke of Windsor
Treasury Plan to Curb Credit Imitation.
BY EDWARD w. PICKARD
@ Western Newspaper Union.

which commodity shipments would
be limited and enumerate the items
becoming contraband beyond those
limits.
Government officials looked upon
the Supreme Courts decision as
the most sweeping approval of a
New Deal law the tribunal has yet
given. They read in 1t an inferen-
tial approval of the reciprocal trade
treaty program, still INFESTED, and
a broader inference that the Presi-
dent should be given more latitude
in negotiations of all kinds with for
eign governments.
N ELEGATES to the inter-Amer-
~ lean peace conference in Bue-
nos Aires signed the SO accords ap-
proved during the sessions and the
conference came to an end. Fare
well congratulatory speeches were
made by Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, Argentine Foreign Minister
Carlos Saavedra Lamas and the
head of the Peruvian delegation,
Carlos Concha. They all urged that
the peace efforts be continued in
the next Pan-American conference,
which will be held in Lima, Peru,
in 1888.
CECRETARY OF THE TREAS
~ URY MORGENTHAU and
Chairman Mariner Eccles of the
federal reserve board announced
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

new program for
curbing credit in
f1ation, and it is
likely to involve ST.
900, 100000 of bor-
rowings in 1887.
About a billion dol
lars worth of gold is
flowing into the
country annually,
and if this continues
next year, it was
said by officials, the
treasury will take
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
Metallic Paints

Metallic paints, which in them
selves are not subject to corrosion,
are highly satisfactory for pro-
lection of material which is sub
iect to this form of deterioration.
Such paints, however, must adhere
tightly to the surface of the mate
rial and must have sufficient elas-
ITCHY to expand and contract with
out cracking.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

republic, by vetoing
the sugar tax bill to
raise funds for the
building of schools
that would be con-
Quoted by army Of
ficers. Despite plen-
ty of warnings, Go
mez persisted in his
opposition to the
measure which, he
said, would lead to
fascism. So the
house of repreSenta.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
Home Heating
im*c BY John Barclay
nnnHh@ Hesfine ExpesS

How to Check Chimney Loss"
Greatest Waste in Home Heating
" HAT is chimney loss'f
w Well, that's a term we heat
ing experts have for heat that goes
UP the chimney and is wasted.
Yet it's really a simple matter
to save money by reducing this
loss-convert chimney loss" to
useful heat" as we call il.
Here's the remedy:
Next time you refuel the fire,
move the handle of the turn dam
per (that disc or plate-like damper
inside the smoke pipe) 1-16th of an
inch toward the closed upright
position. Then, If the fire keeps
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

ing out on the
blue Mediterra-
mean, for her
al honey
moon with the
former king Of
England"
Here you see
the C apab l e
young American
woman; she buys
the honeymoon
villa; il she mar
ried an Ameri-
can she would
ave expected
him to buy it.
MI
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

now un d er way.
Some $50 company
union representa-
tives from the Pitts
burgh, the Cleve-
land Youngstown
and the eastern dis
tricts met in Pitts
burgh and were told
by Philip Murray,
chief aide of Lewis
and chairman of the
committee for in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

MIGUEL MARIANA GOMEZ,
AVA president of Cuba, was on his
way out because he defied Col. Full
gencio Batista, the real ruler of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01

- EMBARRASSING CHANG Kali
~ SHEK not being released by
Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang within
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
Courage Essential

Courage is on all hands consid-
cred as an essential of high char
acter.-Froude.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-01-01
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Competent Mrs. Simpson
IL Edward Has a Son
The Latest Gang Killing
Goose and Cander ~

mrs. Simpson purchases villa
on the north coast of Africa, look
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

Restaurant, Gale Cafe, Pace vi
nagre's Barber Shop, Sardinas
Filling Station, C. Hernandez,
G. Talavera, Andres Esp6li-
ia, Capitano Grocery, Lombar-
dia Grocery, Mistretta Grocery,
Puleo Feed Store, Puleo Groce-
ny Bolera de Majomfa, David
Gonzalez, La Flor Grocery, Sal
|cines y Lopez, La Nina Groce-
ry, Bombero Grocery, Delgado's
Dept. Store, The Friends Club,
El Bien Piblico Drug Store,
Bronx Bar Cafe, La Florida
Grocery, Mano Y Puleo Cafe, A
lessi Bakery, La Carioca Cafe,
j. and P. Grocery, Caruso y Pc
tralia Barber Shop, Million Au-
to Parts Broadway Furniture
Amado Gonzalez, Sanitary Poul
try, La Primera de Ybor Bake
ry, Rivera's Drug Store, Ramon
|Oural, carnicerfa, La Economic
de los Obreros, A and B Poul-
try, Manolo Alvarez, Jose L6-
peg, White Chief Service Sta,
American Beauty Grocery, Ma
nuel Rego, H. Lobo, Maxine AL
|varez, Lozano Poultry, Mano
Aizpiru, Noises Filling Station,
Dionisio Gonzalez, Barber Shop
Tomas Alfonso Grocery, Santos
Filling Station.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Fernando Gonzalo, JESUS
Mendez, Marcelino's Barber
Shop, Manuel Barros Dios, Eloy
Vergara, j. r. Porta, Paraiso
Grocery, Luisa Fernandez, Ma
soda Barber Shop, J. M, NJ, Ma
soda Cafe, Jose C.. Fernandez,
Polo, Cabal Grocery, PENN Ca
fe, Quintanilla Grocery, Vidal
Perez, l.. Rio, Manuel Casal, Ce-
lestino Lopez, J. Menendez, j.
Diaz, j. Sanchez, Gonzalez y
Hernandez Grocery, Ell Palati-
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
Bienvenida


La damos muy cordial, agra
|deciendo la vista que nos hizo
esta manana en- compa0ia de
Victor Pasetti, al correcto ca
ballero Manuel Y. Mesa Ro-
Rdrfguez, direStor de la revista
LUZ y Verdad," 3rgano of
|cial de Pa Orden Caballero de
la Luz, llegado de la Habana
aver con obietos de saludar {,
sus muchos amigos de esta ciu-
dad y sus companeros de la Or
den.
La estancia del Sr. Mesa Ro-
driguez no sera larga, va que
la direction de la importante
Revista que edita en- la capital
Guiana, reclama de continue
su atencion.
No obstante, nuestro buen
deseo lie acompana en- sus pa
SOS por nuestra ciudad, que tan
grata impression lie causara, Sc
gun sus palabras.
Nuestra bienvenida al distin
guido y quito c~ompaiero.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

Store (Cimino), 4th of July
Cafe, Ferreteria de Aleman,
M and A. Garage, Cooperative
La Nuova Vita, Jose Campoa-
NOR, Manuel Garcia, Mascu-
mana Printing Co., Ell Modelo
Coffee Mills, Ybor Furniture,
Miguel Vidal, r~elojero, Euge-
MO Lera Grocery, Manuel Al
yarez, La Paloma Bakery P. P.
Sebastian Sierra, Gaspar Gar
cfa, L~atin-American Garage,
|Cuco Valdes, Jose Gonzalez,
Manuel del Rio. joaquin Huer-
ia, Joaquin del Barrio, Rufino
Castro, Jose Novio, Jose Acos-
ia, Benigno Rodriguez, Rubio's
Drug Store, La Nacional Cot
lfee Mills, La Palma Bakery Re
l9iable Cleaners, Fructuoso Con
Tzalez.
Contribuyeron con 95 centa-
vos: Valencia Garden Restau-
rant,
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: La Bolera de Adolfo.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Segundo Vior, Luis Diaz
Llama, Francisco Botino, Ben
jamfn Menendez, Amelia Lam
1deira, Manuel Junco, Jose vi
LA, Barcelona Cafe, Emilio
Gonzalez, Meyer Robin Louis
KATE, M. Sauitz, P. Shatckosky,
M. Cohn, Salvador Comparetto,
Jose Gavilan Grocery, Wayne's
Feed Co. A. Guinart, La Uni
versal CoffeeMills, Luis Lopez
Grocery, Baldomero's Cleaners,
Two Bros. Bakery, La Corona
Grocery, Espina Feed Store, La
Popular Bakery, Fonte Clean
ers, Almo Restaurant, Bisagra
Cafe, ALEXANDRIA Restaurant, Pc
|pe Guerra, Franklin Restaurant
Bernardo Grocery, Angel Stu
dio, Victor Gonzalez, Cooperate
va Ell Future Obrero, Aviles
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

no Carniceria, William Molinet,
La Rosa Grocery, Angel Valdes,
Mercado .Unico, Broadway Grq@
Gerry, Francisco ChiaramonteS
Shoe Shop, Hilario Prieto, Pc
drito's Barber Shop, 1sidro Ca
salin, D. Silva, A. Montero, La
Gloria Grocery Jose Fuente, R.
Portocarrero, Pepe S., Patino's
Barber Shop, iDelgado Famous
Cigar, Agliano Fish Mkt, Fe-
los Barber Shop, Jose Teijido,
Ferlita Grocery, Cohalla, Aida
Gonzalez Cafe, West Tampa Ia
pateria, Solomon Stonre, Perdi-
g6n Cafeteria, West Tampa
Tren de Lavado, Lorenzo Rodrf
guez, SEES Garage, Gallego's
Barber Shop, Henry's Barber
Shop, Ell Frente Popular Gro
Gerry, Ell Cometa Grocery, West
Tampa Poultry, Cusumano Gro
Gerry Rosell6 Garage, P. Velo
Sastrerfas La Habanera Botica,
Charles Place, P. Amorelli Ia
pateria, Jose Juran, Perez
Mems Shop, Angelo, 202O Cd.
Central Grocery, S. Castro,
Joe's Barber Shop, Mrs. Sua-
rez, Dorado Filling Station, Ar
tiilery Filling Station, Grand
Orient Restaurant, Nicolas Her
nandez, B. Diego, Steve's Fill
ing Station, Garcia 1901, Gro
Gerry, G. G. Grocery, Tomassino
Grocery, j. Diaz, A. Diaz, Nick
Baccarella, S. Leto and Sons
Grocery, Jose Benito Barber
Shop, N. Valdes, Shoe Shop.
Baldomero's Cafe, Rio Grande
Fish Market, Reina Bros. Al
macen.
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
yes: Joe Telese.
Contribuyeron con lis centa-
vos: Victor Shoe Shop, Frank
'Maurici, Arguelles Barber Shop
Armenia Shoe Shop, Economi-
cal Shoe Shop, Abe. Cafe. To-
NY San Roman.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Lands Shoe Shop. Bellvi-
no Barber Shop, Riverside Shoe
Shop, Juan Barber Shop, La
Lave, Eativor.
8 de JUNO de 1897.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
Curnpleahos


Chiquilla linda, inteligente,
simpatica, flor nacida del a :
NOR, Osteola Fernandez, cum
pile once amos en- ell dfa de hoy.
Ultima y encantadora hija
de los estimados amigos nues
tros Juan e Ines Fernandez
residences en- da Octava aveni-
da n1mero 2018, es Alumna a
ventajadfsima del colegio a
que ~asiste, sobresaliendo tam
bien entire sus companeritas
del "Tap Dance School" del
Maccabee Club.
Los amantes padres de Os :
teola como recompensa a SD
dedication a los estudios, su o.
bediencia y dulzura de carac-
ter, lie daran esta noche una
fiesta a la que Sc han encarga-
do de invitar a muchos de sus
condiscfpulos Y amigos.
Pasaran una velada entrete-
nida y allegro festejando ell on
ceno aniversario del natalicio
de su graciosa Y querida hija.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell.
(Vieme de la la. pdg.)

Wteme de la Ia. pdg.)
Guillermo Alvarez, Muebleria
La Nacional, Amelio Mufoz
Mendoza. I'm Santanderino,
Francisco Pumariega Grocery,
Luciano Lopez, Miguel Amo,
Modesto Otero, Alexandra Fer
nandez, Herminio del Rosal, Ig
nacio Seigas, Harry Myers, AL
exander Robin, Jose Casan, Fill
ing Sta, Cooperative Los Ami
gos de Palmetto, Toxedo Feed
Co., Alameda Poultry, Bolera
tEspanola, M. Tamargo, j. Ia
MARCO, A Longo, M. Rio, M.
Garcia, C. Chiveli, A. Dfaz Ecu
lebro), L~atin-American Laun-
dry, Mariana Sanchez, Deepen
dientes de Alfredo y Familia,
La Llegada Coffee Mills, Coo
p~erativa La Epoca, La Union
Bakery, Valencia Poultry Mkt,
Valencia Floral, All & P. Gro.
Gerry, Caruso Grocery, Deleone
Grocery, La Favorita Bakery,
A. Fernandez, Fernandez Res
taurant, Habana Grocery, Ca
simiro Vega Cafe, La Monta-
mesa Grocery, Rey Pupello Gro
Gerry, La Familiar Grocery,
Cooperative Ell Segundo Pro-
greso, Ideal Coffee Mills, Two
Friends Cafe, A. Solano, Ma
nuel Faedo, Jose Galego, Ber-
nardo Tomas, Joaquin de la
Llama, nevero, Royal Filling
Station, West Tampa Bakery,
Diaz Restaurant. Atlanta Res
taurant, Polo Norte Ice Sta,
Victor Fernandez, Eagle Drug
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

EMBARGO para la Habana
aver. Entire los que hubimos de
despedir desde estas columns
Sc nos divide mencionar Ell nom
bre de Ibrahin Diaz, miembro
antique de la sociedad Cfrculo
Cubano, en- cuya Secci6n de
Cantina figure muy prominen-
temente.
Leva Ibbrahin ell prop6sito
de permanecer en- la Habana,
81 lie es possible, Ell resto de sus
dias; pero de no presentarsele
las cosas como Ell lpiensa, 10 We
remos prontamente y con sa-
tisfacci6n entire nosotros.
iIbrahin es un buen amigo!
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

Dos j6yenes inteligentes y
muy formales, estudiantes am
hos de la Universidad de Logo
la, Sergio Fernandez y An
drew Lodato, Sc encuentran en-
tire sus familiares desde hace
algunos dias, pasando en- esta
ciudad las vacaciones escola :
res de verano.
Estudiantes aventajados re :
cibieron notas valiosas en- sus
estudios de medicina, profe :
sion que ambos ejerceran en-
un pr6ximo future.
Gratas vacaciones les deseo.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
AL PUEBLO DE M

Los exilados revolucionarios
cubanos en- esta ciudad desean
hacer saber al pueblo de Tampa
en- general, que c~ualquier exila-
do cubano, tiene albergue y CO.
mida en- ell Club Martf, en- la DC
tava Avenida, siempre que pue-
da acreditarse como revolucio-
mario, 10 que hacen saber toda
vez que hay individuos que sor-
prendiendo la buena fe de los
obreros de este pueblo, piden al
bergue y comida a titulo de ext
lado.
E. Martinez,
S~ecretario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
Proyecto Teatral Federal

No habra mas suspensiones
nj posposiciones. La anuncia-
da comedia 40 Say Can You
Sing" Sc estrenara en- Tampa
ell domingo IS, en- ell teatro del
Centre Asturiano.
Familiarizados al presente
con Ell cuerpo director y subdi-
rector del Proyecto en- Tampa
estamos en- posici6n de asegu-
rar que esta vez no habra mas
aplazamiento y que la famosa
obra cue Sc representa- en- Chi
cago por espacio de veintidos
semanas, sera alplaudida tam
bien entire nosotros la semana
entera, comenzando ell domin-
go 13.
Los ensayos contindan, sin
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

Picnic de la
Sociedad Italia
De moda nuevamente Ell par
que "La Columna" ha sido es-
cogido por la Sociedad Italia
para SUI picnic annual, que anun
cha para ell % del presente
mes.
Como de costumbre Sc servi-
ra un buen almuerzo v habra
diversiones y bale amenizado
por la orquesta Don Francis
co v la italiana La Florida.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
Jovedades y Columbia, habien

Novedades y Columbia, habien
dosxe4didas mas de 1900 pa
p&l Pas de almuerzo.
ALos taxis cobraran 10 centa-
vos por pasajero y saldran del
Centre Obrero y de Main y Ho
en- West Tampa.
Para ell case de lluyia ~ fies
tta Sc dara en- ell Circulo Cuba
no Y en- otra sociedad cue Sc Sc
leccione.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10

Datos numericos que son los
que c~uentan, podemos publ
car hoy relacionados con ell pic
mic Pro-Ambulancia, que Sc
dara ell domingo en- los terre-
nos del parque La Columna.
Cinco restaurantes estan en-
cargados de la confecci6n del
arroz con polio, entire ellos Las
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
PIDAN LOS REClBOS

Suplicamos a nuestros lecto-
res tengan la bondad de pedit
los recibos de page q los repair
tideres.
Haciendolo NOS cvitan incon
veniente q ~nosotros y q los re-
parAidores.
La gaceta., 1937-06-10
NQTAS @CIME

embargo, cada dia con mas en-
tusiasmo : interes, para presen
tar al paAlico tampeno algo
cue resAlte> de.su verdAero a
grado.
Los precios para esta fun
ci6n corren desde rs centavo.
hasta rs los mas altos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Jeli napiIi.

Orlando H. Diggins z Dun
dalk odsouzen byl ku pokute
800 a 1tratam, re r1dil auto
mobil kdyz opilym byl.
= Pc nehode S truckem ma
Frederick road zatcen byl o.
car D. Summers, 47lety a Cd
souzen ku pokute 500 a L.
trat V Ellicott City. Truckem
sym vrazil do jineho jedouc1-
no do Baltimore. Dokazano,
re byl napily.
= V Traffic soudu odsou-
zen byl V sobotu automobilista
z Washingtonu, Shelly Mobley
do v6zen1 ma tFi mesice a po-
kute 800. Odsouzen byl, re
f1dil automobil byv opily a re
jel neopatrne.
Mobley vrazil automobilem
do sloupu ma Edmundson ave-
nue.. Pc narazu hnal Sc v pred
az We vzdalenosti dvou mil byl
chycen policisty a to teprve
kdyz vrazil do automobile
Louise Israelson nav .Balti-
more ulici.
= Mary L. Pitt a jejf man
Eel odsouzeni byli pondel1
ku pokute 500 kazdy, re RI
dill automobil kdyz opilf byli.
zaloba re jeli neopatrne a bez
llstku operatera, byly jim Cd
%puSteny.
Plittova kdyz LEILA prot W.
Ii ~policisty do AUTOMOBILE sto-
Ij1c1ho ma Pennsylvania avenue,
hof1c1 cigaretou jej popalila
ma brade a hodila jej do rame-
ne. Utok tento soudce j Cd
pustil. Plittova 42leta, bydli v
Lake Drive apartmentn1m do
me.
Jiny Tfdic, Ernest Pickett,
odsouzen byl ku pokute $25 a
dtratam pro neopatrnou jfzdu.
Morris Jones, cernoch, Cd
souzen byl ma 80 dnf do we've
nj. Zatcen byl v Druid Hill
parku, kde sc hnal automobi-
lem "~zigzagg". Byl opily.
= William Miller odsouzen
byl ku pokut6 $1O1.45 V Essex.
R1dil automobil ma Eastern a.
venue V nedeli v noci jsa pod
vlivem alkoholu. Ku teze po-
kute odsouzen byl James Lee
z E. Mount Royal avenue. Eat
cen byl ma Wise avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Sest utonulo " Marylandu kon-
Gem tydne.

V Marylandskych vodach u
tonulo sest osob koncem tydne.
CtyTi utopeni byli rGznych
nehodach, tri v Chesapeake a
jeden v Potomac Tece. Dive ze-
ny utonuly. Jedna V Potomac
a jina v male fece ma Myers
vile farme.
George G.. Norwood, 42lety
z Mount Washington utonul,
kdyz v nedeli spadl z lodi, z
nfz rybaril S osmi jinymi Bal
timofany We vzdalenosti jedne
mile cd Riviera Beach. Mrtvo-
la nalezena byla v nedeli v no.
eli.
Mrtvola Charles H. Lentz,
20 roxy stareho masinisty z
Curtis Bay, vzata byla z vod v
nedeli u Thomas Point nedale-
ko Annapolis. Krajan utonul,
kdyz spadl pTi rybaTenf s ka-
pitanem Tollison a sesti jiny-
mi. Sci ku pTednf casti v kapi-
tanove lodi s udic1 v ruce, kdyz
spadl a utonul vzdor tomu, re
byl zkusenym plavcem. Mr.
tvola kraj anova nalezena byla
pc dels1m hledan1.
Kapitan R. R. North, jeden
z nejznamejsfch usedlfkd v
Claiborne, Md, zmizel pTi ry-
barenf v Eastern Bay. Byl star
asi 60 rokG. Vlastnil restau-
rant. Chlubival sc svoji zruc-
nost1 rfditi lodicky.
Clayton Haupt, 61leta My
ersville, Md, spadla S maleho
mustku a utonula.
30lety Walter Lloyd z Wash
ingtonu a mlada zena, jez uto.
nula s MIN, hledani byli pc &C.
lou nedeli v Potomac Tece, kde
zmizeli pod vodnf hladinou
kdyz S mimi pTevrhla Sc lodic-
ka.
V Gunpowder Tece utonu.
pTi koupanf IL rokG starry Nor
man Parlett. Utonul, kdyz We
sci do vody, jez pTesahala MI
hlavu v Tece prave u Belai1
.Iroad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-07-02
Okradal pet domHE "a sebou.

ZlOdeJ, kterehO police VIM,
re sc pokousel okrasti pet do
mi, jeden "a druhym, stfelil
petkrate ma 19leteho Charles
H. HUMPHREYS lez1c1ho v po-
steli v dome ma Reisterstown
road. Vsechny vystrely Sly ma
p%razdno.
Use, co z pokus6 kradezi
zlod6j z1skal, byl par kalhot a
rs cent? z domu Harry E.
Fritz V Glyndon a l dollar a
revolver z domu Johna T. Kel-
ley z Reisterstown.
Charles HUMPHREYS a jeho
II rok1 starry bratr byli samot-
nj V dome, kdyz zlod6j oknem
vlezl do tohoto, prohledal L.
poschodf a vessel do druheho.
Kdyz Sc PHIL pc schodech,
Charles sc probudil a wal do
ruky revolver, ktery lezel We
die postele jeho. Zlodej We
sci. Kdyz posv1til 81 zarovkou,
Charles ma neho nam1fil. Zlo-
DEF stFelil a Charles stTelil.
Trefen nebyl nikdo. Zlodej
utekl. To stale Sc kratce pred
3. hodinou V sobotu rano.
Kratce potion Madeline Lam
ham a JEFF II rokG stara sestra
Loretta p%robuzeny byly V je-
.iich dome V Glyndon zarovkou
kterou 81 ma ne posv1til zlodej.
Madeline myslela v okamziku,
re to matka. 'Nebyla to mat
ka. Byl to neznamy muz", u
dala. "Porucil, abych byla
zticha, jinak re strel1". Bala
.jsem sc zvolati. Videla jsem
no jiti do svetnice otcovy a
pax z t6to do chodby. Kdyz
stall u schod1, strcila jsem do
n6ho a srazila jej Sc schod1.
Zaslechla jsem jak v prvn1m
poschodf pod schody sc sebral.
a utekl. z domu nebylo mic u
kradeno.
= Diva grocernf obchody O.
kradeny byly dvema ozbroje-
nyma cernochy O SAL v 1tery.
Prvn1 byl ma Eager a Eden uli-
cfch a druhy v 900 blocku N.
Broadway.
= Alonzo Hurley, 16lety
cernoch, drzan jest pro 6 spa
chanych kradez1. Stfhan byl
policif do dalky dvou mil nezli
V pondel1 chycen byl.
= Zlodeji vnikli do domu
Stewarta B. Crawford ma Nor
wood avenue v Howard Park,
kdyz rodina pres nedeli byla z
domu vzdalena a ukradli rIz-
ne pTedmety v Gene $217.