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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

paci", "Pan zavodni", "Cerne
kralovstvi" atd.
We hTe teto Dude 1cinkovati
ma 40 lid a Dram. Odbor dou-
ia, re Sc nasemu obecenstvu
hrou touto zavdecf.
Hra je z~pestrena valasskymi
lidovymi zpevy a tanci. We 3
to Dude prava pastva
pro oci, az spatrite nadherne
kroje valasske a valasskou
svatbu.
Nezapomente re tato prvo-
trfdnf hra Dude davana v ne
deli, dine 81. ledna. Dop.
Skoln1 d1tky Ces. Svob.
skoly Aug. Herman sehraji ma
rodnf bachorku o 8 jednanich
Sc zpevem a tancem "Popel-
ku", V nedeli, dine Fl. unora.
- Dram. Odbor Del. Vzdel.
Spolku Pokrok sehraje v Del
nickem Dome v nedeli, dine "a.
ledna divadeln1 pTedstaveni
pod maven "V 1dolf tom, ca
rokrasnem", o 3 jednanfch Sc
zpevy. Doufame, re milovnfci
divadla dostavl Sc opet We vel
KEN poctu jake minute. Dalsf
oznamime ma pr1ste. Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Misto koralky vypil roztok ma
ciStsni.

Ernest Crown, cfsnik v resta-
urantu v obchodni cast mesta,
jenz pred "a roxy Sc sem pfi-
stehoval z Rakouska, byl cely
Stastny, re jeden re syn1 jeho
dial mu "km1nku" jake darek
ku Novemu Roku. Napil Sc a
lahev S kminkou postavil 81 do
skTine. Kdyz Sc vratil We ctvr-
tex domG z prace v teseni sc,
re oslavf pr1chod Noveho Roku
kmfnkou, mfsto kmfnky chopil
lahev roztoku ma cisteni, napil
Sc a skacel Sc V bezvedomf. Ma
Novy Rok zemrel v nemocnici.
Lahev S cistfcfm roztokem dru-
ny syn p~ostavil do skrfne ne
vsfmnuv 81 tam stojfcf kminky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Usmrcena plameny.

Osmdesat rokG stara vdova
pc vyslouzilci re svetove valky
dhorela nedeli kolem p1lnoci
kdyz ohnem znicen byl jej1
dun asi jednu mill vzdaleny
cd Jacobsville V Anne Arundel
okresu.
Annie Martin, jez slavila 80
lete narozeniny pred trent IT,
dny, asi zachycena byla plane
ny v dome tax, re nebylo MOI
no j Sc zachraniti. Hlidac do
mu, George Starkoff, byl v do
be ohne vzdalen. Horicf dun
zahledli manzele T. Merrill
Parks z Gwynn's Falls Park
way, kdyz jeli krajinou v au-
tomobilu.
Jeden podezTely zatcen byl
V 1tery a druhy jest hledan.
Zatcenym jest F. j. Rabe, pro-
davac z Roanoke, Va. Ma Hill
dace Starkoffa vydan byl "a
tykac. Rabe byval castym hos
! tenn v dome uhorele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Stafec obeti nerozumneho zvy-
ku oslavv.

Joseph Lynch, Ga roxy starry
usedllk V Essex, zastrelen byl
asi dive miuty pred pdlnocf ma
Novy Rok, kdyz sedel ma okra-
il sveho lGzka domu ma East
ern avenue v blfzkosti Stewart
avenue.
James Bankard, 2Olety z De-
laWare avenue, Essex a Neal
Dagenhart z 500 blocku S. Ha-
mover ulice zateeni byli.
Oba mladlci 1castnili sc Vi
TAM Noveho Roku We vedlejsim
dome. Doznali, re pri oslave
vysll z domu Jean Cohen a wy
stfelili dive rany. Jedna re
strelenych kulf projela telem
starcovym, usmrtila jej a "a
ryla Sc do steny loznice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
jubilacnfmu spolku k dalsimu
blahOdarn6mu nis0heni. PO-

jubilacnfmu spolku k dalsimu
blahodarnemu p1soben1. Po-
sleze preset recnfk k podrob-
nemu objasnenf CO jednota
"Katolicky Delnfk" vlastne
znamena, ma jakych zakladech
zalozena byla, a jak pdsob1.
Poukazal ma dobro jez jednota
tato dosud ucinila pro cesko-
slovenske vdovy a sirotky pc
cas- p1sobenf sveho We statu
Marylandu a poukazal ma W.
tecny financn1 stav teto a
schopnost a re Dude provadeti
bohumile poslanl sve takrka do
nekonecna.
Nez porad proslovG byl W.
cerpan, predstaven byl br. Va
CLAW Hradsky, vyslouzily pred
soda spolku jenz predsednicke
kreslo drzel nepretrzite 35 let
re 40 rokG spolkoveho trvanf.
Tentyz prohlasil, re &C pred
sednicke povinnosti dolehaly
nan casem ponekud vetsf Thou
nez bylo pohodlno, re Trad
svuj s laskou provadel a cfti
Sc byti zd1statek odmenen
vnitfnlm vedomim, re cinnostf
svou podporoval dobry podnik
a ucel We prospect spolubratr1
a bliznfch svych.
Pc ukoncenf proslov1 kol 10
hodiny dan powell k volne "a
bave "a lfbych zvuk1 kapely
p. Josefa Hradskeho jak pro
tancechtive tax pro poslech pri
chutnem zakusku a Tiznem le-
zaku. Zavladla skutecn6 wa
Jenna bratrska nalada jez tr-
vala az do nejpozdejsi hodiny.
Slavnostn1 vybor spoku ssv.
Petra a Pavla zasluhuje pine
uznan1 "a usporadanl tax pra-
telskeho a bratrskeho vecfrku,
ma nejz budou 1castnici dlou-
no chovat milou vzpominku.
F. J. Pintner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Diva ornament, jeden usmrcen
v turisticke kabins.

Oslavovatele Noveho Roku,
Hugh S. Grimes, 22lety, .jeho
manzelka, Hazel Oglebay a
Joseph j. Sanford z Cumber-
landu, ably vesele oslavili Novy
Rok, najali 81 turistickou kabi-
nu National Highway v blfzko-
sti Frostburgu.
Kabinu vytapela mala gaso-
llnova kam1nka. Plyny, jez z
Mich vychazeti pocaly, omami-
ly Grimesovou, Oglebay a San
toru, a usmrtili, Grimese.
Pred 1plnou otravou zachra-
nil Je William Payton, cd ne
hoz kabinu 81 pronajali. Kdyz
zadne hlasy nebyly slysany z
kabiny, znepokojena Paytono-
va zadala manzela, ably vyse-
tfil, co Sc tam dele. Kdyz ku
kabine pfisel, okna a dvere by
ly zamceny. Moc1 dostal Sc do
vnitr a V cas- zakrocil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Mesto potrebuje "cash."

Tvafl tvaf vypraZdnene
mestske pokladny povida po-
tfeba, re mesto must sc vydlu-
ziti, ably mohlo financovati pro
|tento cas- pomocnou akci.
Mesto Poole theorie skonci-
10 rok 1886 s prebytkem hoto-
vych penez v obnosu pres je-
den million dolar1. V tonic
vsak zahrnuto jest obnosG pres
100000 representujicfch SUI
my pTedplacene sdruzen1m po-
income dobrocinnosti ma pomo-
cnou akci take We skutecnosti
mestska pokladna zeje prazd-
notou svych vlastnlch hoto-
vych penez.
Kratce pc poledn1 v pondeli
mayor Jackson, mestsky regi-
strator a jeho pomocnfk radili
Sc o situaci a usnesena druha
porada ma 1tery a moznost wy
dluzen1 Sc. Stava zde ovsem
opravnena moznost, re kolek-
&c mestskeho vybercfho do po-
kladny sezene ma dluznych da-
mich a druhych dostatek. Jed
MIN z potrebnych obnosG jest
naklad $500, 900 ma skoly, jez
tyto dny potfebnymi jsou.
Bude-li nutnosti sc dluziti,
akce spotTebuje dobu 3 nebo 4
tydnG. Behem teto dolby ko-
lekce letosn1ch DAM znatelnou
Dude v teto dobe.
Mesto pravidelne dluz1 sc v
dobe predchazejlcl kolekci da-
nj. Toto dluzeni kazdorocne
stoj1 kolem $25O,OOO. cfmz da-
ne zvyseny O 2 Gently ma stu.
Stat Maryland, potfebo-
vati Dude We fiskalnlm roce po-
c1najic1m 1. T1jna 1887 deset
milionG dolard ma prevalent
pomocne akce. Ma obnos pri-
spejf vedle statu mlstn1 a vlad-
nj fondy.
Vedle toho odbor statn1 po-
moci a dobrocinnosti zadati
Dude zasedan1 zakonodarny v
Annapolis O pet milionI dolarG
ably jimi vyplnena byla pomoc-
ma akce mezi 1. dubnem, kdy
prltomne pomocne dane vyprsl
a 1. T1jnem.
T1mto statn1 pomocny pro-
gram vyzada 81 pro diva a p1l
roku ma dvacet pet milionG do
larG. Znacnou castf prisp1va k
tomu vladni pokladna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Stavba domi " roce 1896
rekordnf.

V Baltimore behem dvanacti
mes1c1 minuleho roku stavba
DON'T predcila rok 1885 O ire
thu vice a predcila kazdy rok
cd 1929.
Poole permitG vydanych "a
minuly rok 1.127 obydlf bylo
planovano S nakladem $4,543-
900.
V roce tonic stavitele a OBJ
chodnfci nemovitymi majetky
pocftaj1, re jeste vice dom1 v
Baltimore postaveno Dude nez-
Ii V roce prave skoncenem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Praci pro WPA zamestnance.

Mayor Jackson v nedeli pro-
hlasil, re pfeje 81, ably zamest-
nanci ma WPA projektech da-
lie podrzeni byli az do dolby,
kdy mohou bytl zamestnani in
dustri1. Odhadoval, re asi 10
900 V Marylandu zamestnano
jest ma projektech WPA.
eco by ~nastalo, kdyby tito
Tide watt byli z prace teto?"
tazal Sc mayor. "Musela by
jim poskytovana byti dobrocin-
ma pomoc kdyz by nenalezli
praci v industri1ch a to zdalo
by Sc nekonecnym cllem."
V zemi ma WPA pracech "a
mestnano jest asi 100000 lidl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Otec psti streIil cernocha.

Pc prudke hadce We SVEN do
me v Monkton, Clarence John
son, otec peti d1tek, ~zastrelil
cernocha, Godfrey Ayres. Po-
die udanl Johnsonova v poll
eejnl stanici v Towson, cernoch
urazil jeho manzelku. Johnson
zavolal cernocha do sveho do
nova, kde doslo ku hadce. Ay-
res vytahl revolver, ale rama
selhala, Johnson chopil ma to
svGj a nekolikrate stfelil pc
cernochu, kdyz tento z domu
utlkal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08
Mesic postradana, nalezena.

sestnactileta dfvka, jez ztra-
tia Sc z domu v Sommerville,
Mass, a skorem pc cely mesfc
hledana byla, byla nalezena v
pondell ma rohu Baltimore uli-
&c svym otcem, ktery sem pri-
Jel V sobotu, ably zde hledal
svoji zmizelou dceru.
Nemohouc poznati otce. my
stella, re jejf jmeno jest Cathe-
rine Taylor a re byla narozena
kdesi We Virginii.
Otec jeji udal sve jmeno
Francis Barrett re Sommer-
vile nedaleko Bostonu. Dale
ma policejn1m 1radu udal, re
nalezena dcera jeho. Helena.
zmizela z. prosince ma ceste do
Bostonske vyss1 Skoly.
Udal dale, re dcera jeho me-
la jisty zub nahrazeny umelym
zubem a re ma znamku cd bra
davice, ktera il vynata byla.
Noviny v Bostonu m6ly jejf po-
dobiznu. Use made vsi pochyb-
most ukazalo, re zmizela Jest
Helenou Barrett.
Pc d1vce nebylo ami stopy az
jisty mladlk Sommerville do
stal psanf z Baltimore ma n6mz
d1vka Sc podepsala Catherine
Taylor. Mladfk v Baltimore
nikoho neznal. Chtel psani mi
Cit, ale pax mu napadlo, re
rukopis podobal sc rukopisu
zmizele jeho pTftelkyne Helen
Barrett. S dopisem sci ku otci
d1vky, ktery hned ma to vydal
Sc do Baltimore. Ne.jprve Sci
do domu ma Hartford road, O
nemz zmizela psala. Tam shle-
dial, re tam bydlela, ale re O.
desla.
Otec umfnil 81, re bez dcery
nevrat1 Sc. Obratil sc O pomoc
policie. Hledan1 vedeno bylo
v restaurantech. Teprve ma w.
Baltimore ulici v restaurantu
nalezena byla stopa vedouc1 k
jeilmu nalezen1. Pr pitt kavy
rozruseny otec stalym bloude-
MIN pc restaurantech, zaslechl
mladou zenu vysloviti jmeno
Catherine. Otec obratil Sc ma
nj S otazkou, kdo Catherine
jest. Zena Tekla, re tou jest
Catherine Taylor, S kterou set
kati Sc ma ma rohu Fayette a
Stricken ulic. Otec special ma
ron. z radostneho cekani TRIP
&c vyrusen byl, kdyz dcerou
tam stojfcf byl nejenom nepo-
znan, ale tato jeste hrozila "a
volati policii. V domlouvani
presvedcil il jfti S MIN ma hlav-
nj policejnf Trad. Tam S pla-
Gem d1vka vypravela kapitanu
Carey, re jedine pamatovati Sc
niue, re prijela do Baltimore
ma trucku. Pc nejaky cas- by
dlela v 1900 blocku w .Fayette
ulice. AS pred dvema tydny
obdrzela m1sto jake sluzebna v
dome dra. A. A. Silver ma Gar
rison Boulevard, ale z1stala
tam jenom p1l tTet1ho dine a O.
pet zmizela.
D1vka v 1tery odvezena byla
otcem do Sommerville ku &C.
kaj1ci matce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

Zemrel s ice-creamem " ruce.
Neznamy muz, asi 50lety,
nalezen byl mrtvy lezfcf ma uli-
ci We $500 blocku Sequoria a.
venue, v nedeli. V ruce sv1ral
ballcek S ice-creamem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-08

"Pasekari''. Dram. Cd
Dor Sok. Jed. Blesk piln6 ma
cvicuje repertoirn1 hru Narod-
nfho divadla v Brine "Paseka-
fi", Characterization studii IL
du valasskeho o 3 jednanich.
Napsal slavny znamy spisova-
tel FIR. Sokol-TGma. Kdoz by
neznal alespon jedno z del So
kola-Tdmy z nichz INA Kra-
sach" je nejznam6jsi,d dale La
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
GEORGE w. PADLEY

George w. Padley, II, Republican
leader in the first election district,
died at his home near Cecilton, We'd
nesday after a short illness of heart
trouble.
For the past several years, Mr..
Padley had been superintendent of
roads in the lower section of this
county.
Funeral services were held at his
late residence Friday afternoon, with
interment in Cecilton cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, MIS-.
Ida Padley, one son, Geo. H. Padley
of New Castle, Del, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Benson, of Cecil
ton, and several grandchildren.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Everlasting Punishment" will be
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In
all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, October 81.
The Golden Text will be from PSF.
94:12 blessed is the man whom
thou chasteneth, o Lord, and teach
est him out of thy law"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible: Lam. 1922,
at is of the Lords mercies that we
are not consumed, because his COM
passions fail not"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures, +"
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following. page 20 Justice re-
quires reformation of the sinner.
Mercy cancels the debt only when
justice approves"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
MRS. ELIZABETH J. EVANS

Mrs. Elizabeth Jennie Evans, 81
years old, widow of Louis j. Evans,
died at her homt in Havre de Grace
on Oct. 10. The deceased was a.
native of Cecil county but had livtd
in Havre de Grace the greater part
of her life.
Nine children survive: Mrs. Mary
Gleis, of Denver, Colorado; Mrs. Lee
roy Randall, of Pellston, Michigan;
Mrs. Addie Heintz, of Havre de
Grace; Miss Elizabeth Evans of
California; Mrs. May Rector, of
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Myrtle
Foard, Of Havre de Grace; Mrs. Vir-
gle Tuccerie, of Boston, Mass; o.
car and August Evans, of Havre de
Grace.
The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon interment being made in
Angel Hill cemetery, Havre de Grace.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
RISING SUN HIGH SCHOOL
Fire Drill

Rising Sun held it's first fire drill
on Monday, October 25, and the re-
suits were a source of pleasure to its
directors. Order was maintained
and the school building emptied in
short time. Some things went
wrong, as might be expected in the
I first trial, but on the hole things
went smoothly and were very salts
factory.
Upon the three short rings which
form the signal the pupils stand (the
ones nearest the windows close
them) and await the next signal
single ring. Meanwhile chosen fire
marshals open the doors and clear
the way out. An excellent system
was arranged by Miss Hite working
in cooperation with last years civic
club, whereby each room may be
emptied quietly and swiftly. The
teachers leaves last of all, closing
the door to avoid drafts.
Rising Sun has been lucky in es-
Gaping fire of any sort, but no one
can tell when or where fire might
break out. 1t is always the part of
safety to have organized fire dulls.
Sports
On Friday, October %, Rising
Suns fieldball and soccer teams went
to Calvert, where the girls played to
to tie, and the boys to to 0
deadlock.
Both games were hard-fought, all
the teams playing we'll. The Sun
scored in first quarter of the fieidball
game, but Calvert Immediately tied
it up. The soccer game was the
second this year to end in a scoreless
tie, although both teams threatened
to score.
Luckily for the championship
hopes of the girls, their greatest rival,
Kenmore, also tied. Thursday, Oct
ober %, the crucial game will be
played, for then the two rivals meet
for he second time this season. If
Rising Sun, who plays on her own
ground, can win, she will be tied
with Kenmore for the division lead.
On the other hand, if they lose they
must give up the hopes of first place.
If Rising Sun beats Kenmore and
both win the one game each have
left, the teams will remain tied and
will have to settle by means of play
off.
Rising Sun is proud of her last
years f1eldball team which. won the
county championship. Many of the
same girls are on this years team,
and everybody is hoping to see an
other championship.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
ALEX YOKEL SELECTS BALTI-
MORE FOR AMERICAN PREM
IERE OF HIS SHOW ABOUT
"YOUNG MIR. DISRAELI'

Alex Yokel, the famous Broadway
producer who was last represented
on the road by the hilarious comedy,
''Three Men on a Horse, is bringing
his latest production, Young Mr..
Disraeli', to the Maryland Theatre
in Baltimore where it will have its
first American performance on next
Monday, Nov. 1, and will continue for
weeks engagement.
Young Mr.. Disraeli" features two
new stars, Derrick de Marney and
Sophie Stewart, and it gives color
full and moving account of the life
of Benjamin Disraeli during his
youth. Rather than being drama
of heavy historical significance it is
a bright piece of stage craft dealing
with the romances and private af-
fairs of Disraeli at time when he
was much more interested in making
love than in making history. 1t de-
picts the intimate details of the part
various women played in his life
long before the beginning of the
well known story of his marriage to
a wealthy widow and his subsequent
brilliant political career.
The play was written by Elswyth
Thane, and was directed by Margaret
Webster, who also staged the very
successful king Richard II" which
had al long New York run and is now
on tour. The elaborate settings,
which will require three baggage
cars to bring them to Baltimore,
were designed by David Ffolkes, who
is also responsible for the beautiful
period costumes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
III. j. WOOD

The funeral of Harry James Wood,
% years old, son of Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Wood, who died in Union
Hospital, Elkton, on Thursday from
major burns sustained at the Tri-
umph Fireworks and Fusee Com
pany's plant, near Elkton, early
Wednesday morning, was held from
his parents home on Landing Lane,
Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock. In
terment in Bethel cemetery, near
Chesapeake City
Besides his parents, he is surviv-
ed by two brothers and three sisters,
Thomas Wood and Reginald Wood;
Mrs. Laura v. Walter, Chesapeake
City; Mrs. Pauline Bullock and Mrs.
Irene Carter, Elkton.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
DEATHS
JOHN Nj. SHURE

John M. Shure. son of the late
Daniel and Jane Shure, died early
Wednesday morning at the home of
his nephew, George M. Shure, near
Battle Swamp, Cecil county. He was
SO years old and had been engaged
in the pulp and paper business for
many years.
He is survived by three brothers,
James B. Shure, of Darlington; Geo.
w. Shure, of Baltimore, and Arthur
M. Shure, of Florida.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning, from the home of his
nephew with interment in Darling
ton Cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks to
all those friends who in so many
ways showed kindness, gave SYM
pathy and aid, at the time Of the
distressing accident and resulting
death of our little boy. We are
especially grateful to those who gave
and offered blood for TRANSMISSION,
in the hope of saving the little suf-
ferer's life. There were thirty-three
of these persons who made the offer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Ayers
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
FREDERICK H. GARRETT

Frederick H. Garrett, aged about
SO years, youngest son of the late
Thomas Garrett, of Elkton, died at
his home in Philadelphia, Oct. Is,
When young man he accepted a
position with Strawbridge & Clo.h-
Ter, Philadelphia and was with the
same company up until the time of
his death. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Frances r. Garrett and
one daughter, also one brother. Al
bert Garrett, Of New York and Elk
ton. The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon with interment In West
'ver Hills cemetery that city.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
Resolutions Passed By
Sunday School Con-
vention

At the annual Cecil County Sun
day School Convention, held at
Cherry Hill on October IA, the fol-
lowing resolutions and declarations
were passed:
Be It Resolved: That we go on
record as giving our support to the
fight against the marriage racket
which is plotting the good name of
our county and State.
Resolved: That we give our sup
port to the fight against gambling in
any and all forms within our county
and State.
Resolved: That we give our sup
port to the fight to be waged in our
coming Legislature for District
Local Option" for the State of Mary
land.
The convention also went in record
by adopting the following declara-
tions: M
/. The only Christian attitude for
the individual toward alcoholic bev-
erages is total abstinence.
2. Members of our churches should
not yield to any pressure to compro-
mise with what is called the chang
ing social customs. We will, of
course turn our glasses down..
We will not serve drink with alco-
hol in it, nor make use of alcohol in
cookery. We should go farther and
use our influence to prevent its use
in any social event in which we are
interested.
8. The inevitable evil effects of
Indulgence in alcoholic beverages
will increase as consumption in
creases. Drunkenness, poverty, crime,
broken homes, hearts and lives will
be multiplied. The church will be
called as in times past to salvage the
human wreckage resulting from this
traffic in alcohol. To the extent OF
our ability, in the tender spirit of
our Savior, we will respond.
4. We will teach our children of
all ages to admire strength and fine
character, and impress upon our
children and young people the SER
iousness of the drinking problem.
We will continue to inform, equip
and fortify all ages but especially
our young people so that they will
intelligently avoid alcoholic drinks
Of all kinds. We thank the public
school teachers who have given at
tention to alcohol education, for their
great assistance and excellent work.
s. We are gratifed that our legis-
lature passed law to stop the sale
of all Beverage Alcohol on Sunday
In Cecil county, and urge our County
Officials and all Christian citizens to
see that it is enforced.
6. AS churches and as individuals
we will endorse and support the
work Of the Anti-Saloin League and
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
NATIONAL AMERICAN ART
WEEK

At the petition of the Maryland
Chapter of American Artists Cover
nor Nice has issued a proclamation
designating the week beginning Nov.
LIST and ending Nov. 9TH, 1887, as
National Art Week, inviting the CO.
operation of all citizens to bring
about a greater understanding, use
and appreciation of the fine arts and
the allied crafts throughout art
week.
Art displays will be placed in mer-
chants windows, and other public
places, and preview of the arts and
crafts of our county will be shown
at the Johnson Studios, Leslie, Md,
the afternoon Of Nov. LIST, Of which
all are invited. The studio will be
open the entire week to the public.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY
TOPS THOMAS PATTON

On Saturday afternoon, Oct. %,
the West Nottingham Academy foot
ball team defeated Thomas Patton
School to on the Elizabethtown,
Pa, field. Arnold Salvatore scored
In the first quarter on 10 yard jaunt
around right end. He then place
kicked the extra point that turned
out to be the winning margin.
In the third quarter Chambers
went over from the 1-yard line for
Tomas Patton. An attempted for
ward pass for the extra point was
knocked down by Ralph Wheeler.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
WANTED

Wanted, names, MEN under 26
who are willing to work for $500
month while training to become
aviators or ground mechanics. One
years training given by U. s. Air
Corps. Costs absolutely nothing.
Flying Intelligence Service. Box
522, Milwaukee, Wis.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29
LIONS BOWLING TEAM WINS

A team representing the Rising
Sun Lions Club competed with the
Yankees, of Providence, on the
new Community Bowling Alleys. in
Elkton, Thursday evening last The
ton, on Thursday evening last. The
scores were as follows:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29

The Cecil County Foxhunters' AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual field
trial on November 3, 10, and IL. A
special meeting will be held Friday
evening, Nov. s. when final plans
for the affair will be completed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29

The Annual Roast Chicken Supper
served by the Ladies Aid Society Of
Rising Sun. will be held on Nov.
18th in the basement Of the M. e.
Church
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-10-29

A Halloween Party will be held
Nov. Bird at the Catholic Club House.
Port Deposit. Admission ten cents,