davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Zastrelena ma soru.

Dvacet diva roxy stara mat
ka s jejlm d1tkem v naruci, ma
lezena byla V 1tery osudne
stfelena kul1 do leve strany te-
la v dome ma Rockview Beach
V Anne Arundel okresu. We
zdeJsl nemocnici prohlasena
byla mrtvou. Vedle nj nalezen
byl revolver. zenou byla En-
ma Taylor Philips z Boyd ulice
jez z Baltimore odstehovala Sc
ma Rockview Beach pred ro-
KEN. Pred Is dny narodil Sc
j V Universitni nemocnic
'hoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17

= Ia pr1cinou umrt1 presi-
denta Masaryka ~zamysleny ce-
lodenni vylet Baltimorskych
Sokolic v Tabofe "Tyrs" jest
odlozen re dine 10. zafi ma dali
ST ornament.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17

- V nedeli vecer O 8. hodi-
ne spojene protestantske cir
kve poradaj1 v kostele Cesko-
Moravskych Bratr1, Ashland
Avenue a Washington ulice,
pietnf prfpom1nku "a zesnule-
no presidenta Osvoboditele T.
G.. Masaryka.
Vylozena kniha, do niz kaz-
dy dcastnfk zapfse svoje jme-
no, ktera Dude zaslana s adre-
sou soustrasti prostfednictvlm
vyslanectvf CSR. do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Den ObrancI minul bez
zvIaStnich oslav.

zadne bomby nepraskaly We
vzduchu ami rakety NEARLY v
letosnfm dnu ObrancG, ktery
byl v pondel1 statnlm svatkem
m1sto nedele, ma n1z vlastne
pTipadl. Den tento nazyvan
jest tax, ponevac naraz Angli-
CANT IL. zar1 1914 byl stastne
odrazen. Pr bombardovani
zdejsi pevnosti McHenry Fran
els Scott Key psal v1teznou
hymnu, "The Star Spangled
Banner"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
MaIy OZnalmOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR sALE-ETC

PRODAJ Sc diva domy ma
.jednom velkem Tote cfslo IL
Kenwood Avenue blfze Belair
Road kary, byvaly domov FIR.
Vedrala. Male platy, venkov-
ske dane. Ia cenu levnou. O
dalsi podrobnosti zavolejte te-
lefonem Chesapeake O951.
Cistotna zena obdrzi dobry
domov S celym zaopatTen1m
bude-li spolecnicf osamele ne
narocne rekonvalescentce Has
tie Sc V elsie GIT N. Washing
ton ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Tricet diva pTipady detske
paralysy.

Peti novymi pripady minu-
lem tydnu zvysen byl pocet Diet
ske paralysy v lete tonic ma
80 pr1pady. z techto sedm
koncilo smrtl.
S nastoupen1m chladnejslho
pocasf fla nemoc tato ztracf
ma sve s1le.
Zdravotnlmu 1radu hlaseny
byly ctyfi prfpady tyfoidu.
Pohlavn1 nemoci drzely Sc
opet v prvni fade. Hlaseno by
10 "a novych prfpad1 syphilis,
So pr1pad1 jinych podobnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Mount Clare dilny ma cas-
xavrenv.

D1lny Baltimore and Ohio
drahy mount Clare" nasled-
KEN chatrnych podmfnek OBJ
chodu, byly zavTeny V patek a
zGstanou zavreny do neurcite
dolby.
AS 1000 zrfzencd odlozeno
bylo. V praci zGstava asi je-
nom IT'S osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Ornament schHze.

Oznamuje sc clenGm spolku
sv. Vojtecha re sc Dude odby-
vat Tadna mesicnf schdze dnes,
II. zaf1 urcite 8 hodin vecer.
zadaj1 Sc clenove by Sc dosta-
viii v urcity cas-.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, preds.
JOS. F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Rybar utonuI.

J: Herbert Wilmington, SO
rokd starry rybaT v Deale v An
ne Arundel okresu, utonul v
pondell nedaleko Deale prfsta-
Spadl do vody, kdyz
chtel dostati lodku Cd prrfsta-
viste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17

John Durney, Sc roku starry
pfi hfe baseballu ma Firemen's
V Landsdown, klesl mr.
Smrt stihla jej bro po-
tom, kdyz hrati pocal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-17
Mlstn1 zpravy.

.jeni byli We ctvrtek O 10. hodi-
ne dopoledn1 snoubenci: pan
Frank J. Pelz a sic. Helen M.
Franz. Svedky snatku byli:
p. Louis Gaertner a p1. Anna
Gaertner.
- Vladni .Marsal, August
Klecka zasfla zpravu:
V pondel1, Is. zarf distriktnf
soudce vladnfho soudu, Colvin
Chestnut, mel pred sebou 100
zadatel1 O obcanske pravo. We
skupine zastoupeno bylo Fl
narodnostf. Pet z Mich byli &C.
choslovaci: Karel Porkat, Ka-
terina Francik, Blanche Kace-
rovsky Otcenasek, John Tanci-
box a Bertha PaTfzek. Pc slo-
zenf pfisahy dany obcanske
pravo pc odporucen1 Mr.. P. J.
Phillips, jez jest vladimir vyse-
tfovatelem.
Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbeni byli:
Dne 20. zarf Matthias Cibul-
ka, manzel Amy Cibulka, els.
221 N. Duncan ulice, jenz sko-
nal We start II rokG 16. zarf.
Narozen byl v Kanicfch.
Dne II. zaff Paul Sisolak,
manzel KateTiny Sisolak,c. COL
S. Ponca ulice, jenz skonal We
start So rok1 Ia. zar1. Naro-
zen byl v Cechach.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
V minulem elsie "Tele-
grafu" byla nezavinene ucine-
ma mylka v oznamce Levenson
& Klein, Monument a Chester
ulic, v Gene R C A Victor E.
lectric Tuning Radia m1sto
1925 melo staff $215, coz timto
opravujem.
Z vyletu sveho pc Spoje-
nych Statech a Kanade p1se
Baltimofan, p. Taborsky s po-
zdravem ma vsechny krajany.
Drahy pr1teli. Kanadske no
ry a vody jsou krasne a mesto
Vancouver, jez rozlozeno jest
uprostfed Mich. Lodi, jez bra
zdi tamnfmi vodami, jsou vet
81 neil ty, co pfijfzdf do Balti-
more"
- Dopis p. Edwarda Tabor
sky z jeho zaj1mave cesty uve-
rejnen Dude budoucfm elsie
"Telegrafu." u
" pondelf pri poslechu
radioveho programu z Prahy
byli jsme pozadani vsichni po-
Isluchaci radioveho programu v
Americe ably jsme oznamovali
v nasich ceskych casopisech
|jak program slysfme. My ku
pT1kladu velice pekne slysime
ma vine 25.34m (11.840 KCS).
Zaroven zadal DR.. j. Richard
ably jsme apelovali ma nase ces-
Ike tiskarny pak-li by jim ne
mohli tez jedno c1slo pos1lati a
zaroven jmenoval vsechny dru
he casopisy, ktere dostavaji
jenom ne Telegram. ia dou-
fam re jejich zadosti vyhovite
a jedno c1slo tydne budete ODE
tovat pro nasi drahou Maticku
Prahu. ia sc sama pTicinfm a
budu Yam podavat zpravy jak
to nejlepe slys1me a zaroven
zadam i jine krajany ably Yam
podavali jejich zpravy a ma ja-
Ike Vine oni to slys1. DR.. J. Ri
chard rfka re je jim mila kaz-
da sebe mens1 zpravicka Poole
ktere oni Sc f1di a "a kterou
mnohokrate dekuji. Adresa
mi - Ceskoslovenska Kratko-
vlna Stance Praha, Praha XII,
Fochova 16, Czechoslovakia.
M. Senger.
= Ctena redakce "Telegra-
fu!" Bud'te tax laskavi a po-
dejte techto par fadkd do "Te-
legrafu" do mfstnfch zprav, "a
co VAN popTedu dekuji.
Slovensky Dem. Klub z Ma
rylandu predbezne oznamil, re
dine 10. ,zari Dude odbyvati Ra-
kove Hody (Crab Feast) ale
pro jiste nesnaze Klub neni v
stavu obecenstvu vyhovet. TAX
Klub sc rozhodl re ma ten jisty
den 10. zar1 O /. iodine Dude
odbyvat vylet (Picnic) ma East
ern a Oriole AYES. v klubovn1
mfstnosti a to proto re uz Dude
zakoncen1 letnf sezony a poca-
TEX podzimn1 sezony. TAX I'VE
me vsechny krajany Cechy a
Slovaky ma tento vylet sc "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24

Yucca. New Mexieo's Eipwer
The yucca is the state flower Of
New Mexico.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
State Al Dairy
Teams To Win
Columbus Trips

For the first time in All Club work
dairy demonstration team from each
state win have its way paid to the
National Dairy Show, which is to be
held this year in Columbus, Ohio
from October to 16. The trips are
for the teams winning on demonstra-
tions in breeding, growing, feeding,
fitting and judging of dairy cattle and
the proper handling of milk and
cream on the farm. Maryland win lay
especial emphasis this year on the
proper handling of milk and cream on
the farm.
The contest is open to all dairy
club members and conducted from
start to finish by extension leaders,
1t provides for county elimination
contests, the winning teams to COM
pete for state honors. Each member
of the winning county team receives
special gold medal and the mem
bers of the runner-up team receive
sterling silver medals. The demon
strations are to be conducted for the
benefit of the public as well as All
Club members.
At Columbus the state teams will
compete first to determine sectional
winners. Each member of the winning
sectional team will receive $3.50 col
lege scholarship. The four sectional
victors viii then compete for national
honors and each of the two members
of the highest rating team will re.
ceive an additional $3.50 scholarship
making $4,000. in scholarships, which
are provided with all other prizes a:
an aid to the al dairy program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Gaithersburg Has
Treasury Balance
For Fiscal Year
Tax. Rate Remains Unchanged
As, Financial Condition
improves

In contrast to 1886 when 1t ended
it's fiscal. year with less than $500 il
the treasury and over 5000 in unpaid
bills, Gaithersburg ended its fisca
year May 81. with az treasury balance
of 81, 750y with all bills, paid, the Town
Council announced at the close of its
first meeting of the new year 1t ap-
proved a budget, with $5s584 in esti-
mated receipts and $3.50 IN estimat-
ed expenditures. Tine rate. for town
purposes was unchanged remaining at
80 cents per. 500.
The town. reduced its dsbt during
1887 from 81, 100 to, $1O,45O,. while
maintaining governmental services at
the normal standard
In order to maintaiin reserve for
the council voted that as
a future fsaai policy an mohligated
cash balance of $l,aDO wGliH here
after be maintained in the treasury.
The CounaH, also. movgdl in the
direction of pay-as-yonAgo for fnanc-
ing the constructions of future inn
provements;,- by adoptiong a schedule
which provides, for orderly eonstruc-
ton of needed street and sidewalk im-
provements as funds become available
over the next few years. 81, 900 was
appropriated for this purpose during
the fiscal year ending May 3, 1888.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Officials Honor
Frank Karn And
Wife At Rockville
18th Wedding Anniversary
Party Attended By
Large Crowd

A surprise party honoring, their
iforty-fifth wedding anniversary was
rendered Montgomery County Presir
dent of Commissioners Frank H.
Kanm and his Wife the former Annie
Laura Dudrow, by about. 500 county
officials and leading citizens last night
ait the Karn home, the Naples.
Mrs. Julius Hall, member Of the
Montgomery Board of Education. who
was bridesmaid at the wedding IN
1892, was present. Both, Democrats
andl Republicans honared Karn, who
is Republican,.
Presiding was Connty, Coranaission-
er Paul M Coughlin L. ". Lampson,
of Takonna Park, read poem written
by Judge Henry J.. Hunt.
Music was furnished by three bands
the Potomac Band, The Damascus
Band and a composite band of stu
dents from the varioas high schools
The Harms We're presented with 3
grandfather. clock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
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THE
SPORTS
PARADE
BY PAMILCAR

IN THE ONLY LEAGUE gam,
played last Sunday Joe Harris ant
his Senate Beer outfit triumphed ovel
Colesville in a smuggling bee, IL to s
The two Towards, Cranston and STUFF
fy, were the stars of the thrilling
finish after the victors had trailed, Q
to 8. Stuff doubled in the seventh
with two on and tied the score. The
other Mr.. Howard was the only twirl-
er to curb the heavy-hitting Cardi-
nails He went in the box during the
fifth and stopped Colesville cold.
1T APPEARS THAT ColesviIle
needs another pitcher. Brother Love
gets by on knowing batters but he
never was what one would call a real
pitcher. Our advice to Jimmy Ander-
son is sget good pitcher and save
Brother Love for the Rockville games
BARNEY WELSH was defeated in
Chicago by a Western champ but the
battle was on clay courts. He could
normally take his man on the grass.
He is teaming up with new partner,
Dooley Mitchell, in the D. G. doubles.
POLO is PROVING a hit in old
Montgomery. Bill Shenich, Baltimore
broker and Maj. John Nc. Mowbray,
ex-11Oth Field Artillery officer, are
interested in Brooke Johns new field.
Everything is in good condition, says
Ed Cashell, erstwhile lacrosse star
and timekeeper for the poloists. Mr..
Burns, from Sky Top, Pa, is giving
instructions at the Norbeck field.
There has been an enthusiastic crowd
present each Sunday-page the chief
of police-send man to keep the
traffic rolling on the Seventh street
pike during the game to 6P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24

July 11-Kensington VS.. Rockville
at Rockville.
July 18-Kensington VS.. ColesviIle
at Colesville.
July 25-Kensington VS.. Senate
Beer at Kensington.
August 1-Kensington VS.. Rock.
vile at Rockville.
August 8-Kensington VS.. Coles.
vile at Colesville.
August 15-Kensington VS.. Whea,
ton at Wheaton.
August 22-Kensington VS.. Rock
vile at Rockville.
August 29-Kensington vs.. Coles.
vile at Kensington.
Sept. 5-Kensington VS.. Senate
Beer at Kensington..
! Sept. 6-Kensington VS.. ROCKWELL,
at Rockville.
| Sept. 12-Kensington VS.. Colesvill,
at Colesville.
Sept. 19-Kensington VS.. Wheaton
at Wheaton.
Sept. 26-Kensington VS.. Rockville
at Rockville.
i J. w. Cleveland, Manager.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Boyd Presbyterian Church

On account of the Christian En-.
deavor Children's Day Service al
the Neelsville Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening, the Presby.
terrain Church of Boyd postponed
its Fathers Day Services until this
Sunday, June 9th.
Divine services at IL A. M. Cos
pei message for Fathers Day by
the Pastor on the theme Father.
Faith.
Fathers Day Service at 8 P. M
The Service will be built up arount
the theme Father, with readings
recitations, and Fathers Day hymns
Two speakers, a son and daughter
will give q tribute to their Father
The Service Is simple but impress
sive. Come and join with Us il
Il and show the fathers your appre
citation,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
COLESVILLE SCHEDULE


July 5-Colesville VS.. Rockville at
Rockville.
July 11-Colesville VS.. Senate Beer
at Colesville.
July 1s-Colesville VS.. Kensington
, at Colesville.
July Colesville VS.. Rockville
at Colssvills.
August 1-Colesville VS.. Senate
Beer at Wheaton.
August 15-Colesville W. Rock
vile at Rockville.
July -Colesville W. Senate Beer
at Colesville.
July 29-Colesville VS.. Kensington
at Kensington.
Sept. 5-Colesville VS.. Rockville al
Colesville.
Sept. 6-Colesville VS.. Senate Beef
at Wheaton.
Sept 12-Colesville VS.. Kensingtor
at Colesville.
Sept. l9-Colesville VS.. Rockville
ct Rockville.
Sept. 26-Colesville VS.. Senate
Beer at Colesville.
James Anderson, Manager; Bill
Cissel, Captain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Methodist Home
Birthday Party
Is Great Success
Five Guests Received At CATH
ershurg On Opening Day
Are Still Living

With the Washington D;s+r;o.
HDnne' Child in charge OFT VIII,
Mrs.. Ida RhuTes Grover * NO.;
dent, the spacious lawn of the Mel
odist Home for the Aged and
Orphans' here; was the scene sat
urday afternoon of lovely gaydar
party i'm celebration of it's eleventh
anniversary:
Several hundred. guests eatborod
for this annual event which wa,
an informal, social affair with muS;o
By grouHss from the, various Wash
ington churches and, the Gathers
bRrg American Legian Bugse and
Drum Corp.
1t was interesting to note that of
the five guests who, were received
in the home ON it's opening dav
eleven years years ago, two are
still living: Mrs. w. J. H. Robert.
son, of Washington and Mrs
josephine Freeze, of, Shephendstown
W. Va Saturdays party was the
annual Decoration Day" Of the M
f. Churches, South, in the District
to the Home.
Thosn assisting ON committees in
cluded Mrs. Erred Nelson, Epworth
Church., N. c., program chairman,
Mrs. Fred Hatcher, Francis Asbury
Church.. reesption chairman. Mrs.
William GsrAani, Calvary NJ. E..
in Charge of tine decorations and
Mrs. Charles Koonce, Mt. Vernon.
Place., in charge of the refreshments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Mrs. Alice Evelyn Stewart.

Mrs. Alice Evelyn Stewart, widow
of L. Clyde Stewart, died Monday
at the home of her son-ih-law and
daughter MIR and Mrs. d. Fletelnss
Schott at Rockville, with whom, she
lived for several years..
Besides Mrs. Schott,. she is sur
vived by five sisters: Mrs. Margaret
Benson of Berwyn;: Mrs. Eliza
Perter6eld. Mrs. Mary Cooney- and
Mrs, Isabel Bonner all Of Bradford
Pa, aud MRS. Olivia s. Skaden, OF
Port Allegany, Pa, and three
brothers, Marshall Quinn. a
Roanoke; Harvey QUINN. of Brad
ford. Pa, and Harry Quinn ID
Clean, N. Y.
The funeral took place at II A. M
today. Burial was ln Rockville
Union Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Montgomery County
League

June 27-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Kensington at Kensington.
July 4-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Rockville at Wheaton.
July 5-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Kensington at Wheaton.
July 11-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Colesville at Colesville.
July 18-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Rockville at Rockville.
July 25-Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Kensington at Kensington.
August Joe Harris Senate Beer
VS.. Colesville at Wheaton.
August S-Joe Harris Senate Beer
vs.. Rockville at Rockville.
August 15--Joe Harris Senate Beer
vs.. Kensington at Wheaton.
August 22--Joe Harris Senate Beer
va. Colesville at Colesville.
August 29--Joe Harris Senate Beer
Va. Rockville at Wheaton.
Sept. 5--Joe Harris Senate Beef
W, Kensington at Kensington.
Sept 6-Joe Harris Senate Beef
We. Colesville at Wheaton.
Sept. 12-Joe Harris Senate Beef
VS.. Rockville at Rockville.
Sept. 19-Joe Harris senate Beel
vs. Kensington at Wheaton.
Sept. 26-Joe Harms Senate Bee
VS.. Colesville at Colesville.
Francis Day, Manager, Eddie Fitz
gerald, Captain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
KENSINGTON SCHEDULE

June 27-Kensington Va. Senate
Beer at Kensington.
July 4-Kensington VS.. CclesviIle
nk Colesville.
July 6-KensingtOn W. Wbsa&on
- wheaton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Lest We Forget
The Dangers OF
Fireworks On 4th
Director Of State Dept. Of
Health Recalls Last Years
Tragedies

Looking ahead to the approachin,
observance of the Fourth of July. Dr.
R. H. Riley, Director of the Stat
Department of Health warns agains
the irresponsible use Of fireworks ana
other explosives, on that day, or as 8
matter of fact, at anytime. There are
plenty of ways of celebrating the ma
tioR's birthday he said, and of having
a good time. also, that are saner. and
much safer.
As reminder of the dangers in
volved, DR.. Riley said that according
to records which covered only a part
of the State, exclusive of Baltimore
City, "a persons living in the Counties
of Maryland were injured. some of
them seriously, last year, in Fourth
of July accidents caused by fireworks
or other explosives. The records COW
cred the following counties, Allegany,
8; Anne Arundel, g.; Baltimore, L:
Carroll, 2; Frederick, 8; Hartford. a;
Howard, 2; Kent, Z; Montgomery, 81;
and Washington, FL. There were prob
ably many additional accidents in the
counties he said, that were not re-
ported. Only those due to fireworks
or other explosives are included in the
recorded total
The more serious accidents included
the following
Laceration of the leg; from ex-
plosion of torpedo bomb, thrown by
motorist. Victim young man
standing on nearby pavement.
Leg injury, due to explosion of
giant frecracker, thrown by an un-
known person.
Injury to the hand, necessitating
the amputation of middle finger, due
to exploding frecracker. Victim boy
of IL.
unknown boy" burned on the face
from irecracker, thrown by an un--
known person.
Little girl, four years old, third de-
gree burn on the leg, due to explosion
of cherry bomb, lighted and acei-
dentally thrown near the child.
One boy developed tetanus Clock
jaw from injuries from exploding
caps.
One little girl-two years oaa-died
of phosphorus poisoning from eating
certain kind of explosive.
The hands or fingers were injured
in 81 instances, in 8 Of which lacer-
ations added to the painfulness of the
burns. The face was involved in of
the accidents, in one of which the lips
and tongue were badly burned, in
another the eyelid. Exploding fire.
crackers were responsible for over 26
Of the accidents; backfring roman
candles for 2; caps or toy pistols for
2; and exploding torpedoes for 4.
"All of these things happened in
Maryland" DIR. Riley said, mot in any
remote part of the country. They hap
pened to your neighbors and to mine.
Similar or even more serious acct
dents are likely to happen this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
Gaithersburg And Rockville
Athletic Clubs Resume
Baseball Rivalry Sunday

The reorganized csithersDurg Ath.
letic Club is steadily forging ahead
and before this season closes, they ex-
pect to have team equally as strong
as they have had in past years.
Lefty Claggett pitched the fifth
winning game in succession for this
Club Sunday, beating the Nolan Com
pany Athletic Club of Washington
11-3. Claggett allowed only five hits
and gave free bases to, two men.
Not since the years when Hartman
Keefer was manager has the lineup
consisted of boys from Gaithersburg
or its vicinity, nor has the team been
SO well built up Of men equally quail
flied to play more than one position.
Now they have King and Layman,
catchers; Claggett, Price, and Norris,
pitchers; Price, Walker, and Beall,
first basemen; Johnson and Walker,
second basemen; Reber, shortstop;
Norris, Gloyd, and Briggs, third base
men; and Briggs, Smith, Walker,
Plummer, and Give, outfelders.
Sunday, June 81, the Gaithersburg
team meets that fast-moving Rock
team meets that fast-moving Rock
vile aggregation on the latter's
diamond. If comparative scores of re-
cent years and determination to
win-which fires both teams to better
baseball-means anything, this game
should be well worth watching.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
ROCKVILLE SCHEDULE

hONA AAkE oO6GDOAH
June 27-Open Game.
July Rockville VS.. Wheaton at
Wheaton.
July 5-Roclville vs.. Colesville at
Rockville.
July 1i--RociSville VS.. Kensington
mt Rockville.
July 1s-Senate Beer at Rock
VILE
July 25--Roclville VS.. Colesville at
Colesville.
August Rockville VS.. Kensing-
ton at Rockville.
August 8-Senate Beer at Rock
vile.
August 15-Rockville VS.. Colesvile
ut Rockville.
August 22-Rockville VS.. Kensing-
ton at Rockville.
August 29-Rockville VS.. Wheaton
at Wheaton.
Sept 5-Roclrvil,e VS.. Colesvills
at Colesville.
Sept. 6-Rockville VS.. Kensingtor
at Rockville.
Sept. Rockville vs.. Senate Beer
ut Rockville.
Sept. 19-Colesville at Rockville.
Sept. 26-Rockville VS.. Kensingtor
ut Rockville.
Elmer Hutchinson, Playing Man
ager; Bill Wooton, Business Man
ager.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-06-24
LaytonsviIle M. E. Parish
Rev. W.. AZ Ledford. Minister

Rev W.. Al. Ledford,. Minister
The Rastor will. preach at Laytors-
vile 10 A.. M, and at Mt. Tahor
(Etchison)) IL A. Mss Sunday, Junes,27,
and Rev. I. G.. Flory at Wesley Grove
(Woodfeldl g. P. NJ. Laytonsville, will
hold it's annual Children's Day Ser
vice, IS p. NJ.
Al practical evidence of faith is to
find one in the midst of failure, keep
ing on trying. again and again.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-08
[UDIOS FACE HOPELESS TASK REPLACING JEAN HARLOW
Legend Wrong on
HarlOw's Silence

HOLLYWOOD. June g. OPP
Much has been written and said
of the outstanding tragedy of Jean
Harlow's life. the suicide of her
second husband, Paul Bern. brill
liant melancholic. Sept. 5, 1890.
Around his death and Miss Har-
lows grief there has been built up
the legend that she never spoke of
the event later nor permitted 1t to
be mentioned in her presence.
The contrary is the fact. as prov
cd by her own words while discuss
ing the sad event with a represen-
tative Of the United Press several
years later At that time while she
was making the picture. Red
Headed Woman" with Clark Gable,
she said.
In the midst of my happiness
came tragedy Once again my house
of dreams tumbled about my head
with Pauls death on September S.
The only thing that saved me was
my work"
In the opinion of those who knew
her best. Jean Harlow. while hard
hit by the tragedy. was too loyal
and sensible a woman to make a
show Of her grief or to strike q
pose to capitalize on it.