davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
AngIicky odbornik O Americe.

Lid Spoj. StatG nestoj1 "a pre-
sidentem Rooseveltem v zad-
ne politice, ktera by jej mohla
zatahnouti do valky, a to vzdor
tomu, re nema rad vpad Japon
CT do Ciny, tax Velkou Britanii
varoval Sir Friedrich Whyte,
britsky odbornik v zalezitos-
tech Dalneho vychodu.
"Kazdy den, ktery uplynul
cd Rooseveltovy Teci v Chica-
GU" pravil Whyte, "ukazal
jasne, re americka vlada Dude
velice opatrna, ably prijfmala
nejakou povinnost. Debata,
ktera nasledovala V americ-
KEN tisku pc Rooseveltove re-
ci, smeruje k uzaverku, re A
merika nebude podporovati
"sankce" a re administrace ne
prevezme vedeni V nastavajfcf
konferenci dewitt mocnosti V
Bruselu.
president Roosevelt pry 81
preje ukazati, re Amerika sta
lie verf, re washingtonska do
hoda stale z1stava jedinym pc
mocnym a nad6jnym zakladem
pro mezinarodnf styky ma Pa
CHICKEN ocean6."
Mhyte, ktery byl drive poll
tickVm radcem c1nSk6 vladv
mluvil pod zastitou liberalni
strany.
Americt1 vGdcove 81 prali, a.
by Spoj. Staty ~prevzaly zodpo-
vednost "a prvnf krok k zasta-
ven1 JaponcG v Cine. Vsichni
take naznacovali, re Roosevelt
tova rec byla nabfdkou V tom
smeru. Zapomneli vsak, re a.
mericky lid 81 nepreje byt "a
tazen do move valky V cizine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Do pamatku k 20. rijnu.
V. SALIVAR:

Devcatko = republiko,
isl jake krev a ml1ko -
devatenact ii let!
Vsichni tie obletuj1,
chtel by te cely svet!
D6vcatko malovane
a vSemi milovane,
jdi jen "a srdcem svym!
Varuj Sc koristnfk1,
varuj Sc pochlebnfkG,
jichz slovo je jak dym!
Panenko, radfm tobe:
Bud verna sauna sobe,
nikdy Sc neprodej:
nedavej srdce v saZku,
"a lasku DEF Zas lasku,
"a vernost vernost del.
Kdo rad tie vzdycky mfva
a pTitelem ii byval,
tomu del ruce sve.
TTeba isl devce chude,
on rad te mfti Dude.
pro zlate srdce I've.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Export ZVXSen.

Vyvoz re zdejsfho pTfstavu
v prvnfch dewitt mesfcfch letos-
nlho roku ceneny ma $75,567.-
824 zvysen byl. S vyvozem IVY
Sen byl tez dovoz. Cena dovo-
zu znamena sunni S74,051.917
Poprve v 9 meslc1ch cd roku
1926 dovoz do zdejsfho pTista-
WI prevysil vyvoz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
AutomobiIv.

AASA1O, III IOhu SID
~, usmrcen byl automobilem v
Edgewood, kdyz cekal ma ro-
Sc svym bratrem ma bus.
kterym jeti NELL do st. Ste
phens skoly. Hoch sci pres ces-
koupiti papfr. Ma zpatecnf
ceste bylo mu jfti skrze radu
automobile cekajfcfch az pre-
Iede Wax. VystoupiI z Tady
Ole vseho asi Zrovna do cesty
AUTOMOBILE Edwarda Gaunt a
timto zabit byl.
38lety Said Ranged, a.
rabsky namoTnik ma anglicke
lodi CarracOmbe tezce zranen
byl automobilem ma Penning-
ton avenue nedaleko Dawson
chemicke spolecnosti, kdyz sci
sc dvema druhy teze narodnos-
II. Automobil rfdil 21lety Fred
Muller z Glen Burnie.
- Petileta Betty Lou Brown
poranena byla automobilem
pred Southern policejnf stani-
CT. Automobil Tfdil James Ste
wart. zadna zaloba nebyla
prot nemu podana, kdyz ziis-
teno, re padla S chodniku do
strany automobile.
7lety Joseph Taylor z N.
Durham ulice poranen byl ia
xicabem ma Oliver ulici u
Broadway. Ma dvou mfstech
mu zlomena noha.
= re stoj1cf ma ulicfch mesta
automobily stezujf a zdrzuif
priced hasicG ku pozar1m, ste
zovano bylo zvlaste v sobotu,
kdyz hasici volani byli sedmi
alarmy ku pozaru hoT1cf budo-
Wy, G. Ill E.. Lombard ulice.
Automobily staly kolem bu-
dovy tax, re hasici nemohli z
pocatku uzfti hadic a hasicske-
no nacin1. Budova je ctyr a pdl
poschodova Baltimore Gas
Light spolecnosti, obchodujfcf
s ACKNOWLEDGMENT, radio a e.
lektrickymi pTistroji a svetel-
nymi potrebami.
= Grantley Eugene Mack,
cernoch z Pasadena V Anne A
rundel okresu, zalovan jest z
flzenf automobile, kdyz opilym
byl. Automobilem pTekotil ma
IL truck ma Marley Neck SLIM
ci u Pennington ave. CtyTi je-
no ditky poraneny byly. On a
manzelka Install nezraneni.
= George Emil Weigal, 40
rokG starry z w. Fayette ulice,
jenz pracoval ma farme Prince
George okresu, byl pTejet a u
smrcen automobilem edyz Sci
ma Montgomery silnici u Lau-
rel. Automobil ujel.
- Sarah Shannahan zemre-
LA v nemocnici Pc z~ranen1, jez
utrpela pri ch6zi ma Arlington
avenue a Lombard ulici pred
dvema tydny.
= Cd 1. ledna letosniho ro-
ku v Marylandu pobito bylo
a%utomobily do poslednf soboty
456 osOb.
= Ma Eastern avenue media
leko Oaklawn hrbitova nezna-
my muz usmrcen byl v ned6li
automobilem, ktery Tfdil Her
man Bernhardt, 22lety re S.
Robinson ulice.
= Edward Galloway, Ger
noch, zabit byl V nedeli We
srazce sveho AUTOMOBILE S il
nym ma South river moste. John
Ramer, rfdic druheho automo-
blu, zranen byl. Automobily
Sc srazily pfi vyhybanf Sc ma
mostu.
= Martini Wood z E~lvaton,
Md, zlomeny byly dive kosti v
prave noze, kdyz zasazen byl
V nedeli automobilem ma An
napolis Boulevard u Lipin's
Corner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
VIVA, ably vojaci pc navratu
do civilu nasli praci.

Ministerstvo narodn1 obrany
vydalo vyzvu k zamestnavate-
linn ably projevili pochopeni
pro branost tim, re prijmou do
prace vojaky, kteTf nynf opusti
Ii presencn1 sluzbu. PTispeji
tax k tomu, ably mladf Tide sli
do vojenske sluzby bez ext
s~tencnlch starOst1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Polar.

Mattel a 6 cernochG zamest-
nanych " Center Junk spolec-
nosti ma sbfranf starych hadr6
a pap1rG v 1000 blocku E. Ma
Olson ulice prchnouti museli z
budovy. Velika zasoba sta
rych hadrG a pap1r1 V horfci
budove vysilala spousty dymu,
j1mz ma 1000 divakG pTivola-
no bylo. Hasici volani byli ire
mi alarmy. Pozarensky lieute-
nant Charles Brown poranen
byl. Chen povstal ma 1. pos
chodl budovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Roosevelt " moci, pravi Farley.
Generalni pOStmistr, Jane

GeneraIni pOStmistr, James
A. Farley, V Buffalo Tekl kon
ferenci asi 700 demokratG E.
RE okresu, re shledal, re
Rooseveltova administrace jest
"tak oblibena jake vzdy". Ku
presvedceni dospel navstevou
16 statG, kterou prave dokonal
Nabadal 1castnfky "dati
stranou osobni nahledy" V bu-
doucfch volbach a pracovati
pine ku zdaru demokraticke
tikety cd shora dolG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Vydaval falesne cheeky.

zalovany re vydal spatnych
checkG ash obnosu $1,000 cd
roku 1880, Ivan Sentz odsou-
zen byl ma diva roxy do vezen1.
Soudce naval jej "zatvrzelym
kriminalnfkem''. Bylo profit
nemu podano 1875 st1znost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Pc tanci.

Walter H. Wyss, 24lety, z
Monroe, Wis, a Elmer Bavery,
SO, z Basco, Wis, byli usmrce-
nj kdyz jich rychle jedoucf au-
tomobily Sc srazily blize Paoli,
Wiss. Wyssovi byla We srazce
useknuta hlava. Vracel Sc z
lance.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29

Eugene Bowe, banker V Ha-
milton, N. Y, a milovnik spor-
tn, vysel 81 ma low bazant1. Vi
tr zavanul, kdyz vypalil ranu.
Chybil bazanta, ale prostrelil
81 klobouk ma kusy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Draha hubicka.

V Milwaukee, Wis, Alois
Lencoski v autu ma viaduktu
ma 16. ul., naklonil sc Ike sve
spolecnici a pol1bil il. Ztratil
kontrolu a vrazil do obruhy
chodnfku. Slime zabradli no
zachranilo, re Sc nezr1til do
hlubokeho 1dolf. Policejnf &C.
ia videla liban1 i nehodu s au-
tenn. Lencoski zaplatil $50 "a
neopatrnou j1zdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
70 rokG ma jedne farms.

We Swedona, ILL.,, 75lety
Chales Parker zemrel ma zanet
Pile. Kdyz byl diva roxy star,
prisel S rodici ma svou nynejsi
farmu a ma te I'll az do sve smr
ii, plnych 73 rokG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Zavodv $ pfekazkami.

Pr konskych dostizfch pora-
danych Elkridge-Harford klu-
benz ma statku Harvey S. La
dew Madonna v Hartford o.
kresu V sobotu, til jockeyove
zraneni byli. Zavodist6 prosa-
kle bylo vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Ozenil Sc s dcerou.

V Riverside, Kalifornie, 40
Lefty strojn1k Anstrurther Mac
Donald, ktery Sc ozenil S Vast
nj dcerou, byl odsouzen k mi
nimaln1mu trestu sedmi rokn v
statn1 trestnici San Quentin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Sotva spanek klidnvm.

Myslivecky mladenec musil z
pOvinnosti spat s pozvanym L.
castn1kem lovu v lese v mechu.
"Preji VAN dobrou noe, pa
ne! A mic Sc nelekejte, kdyz
YAM We spanf pTebehne nejaka
mys pres oblicej! To hned po
mich pasou hadi a sezerou je."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Dvoji croda bramborH.

V Shelton, Nebraska, James
Pierce ma sve farme ma letos
dvoji 1rody FRANKFORT. Kdyz
byl sklidil prvn1 1rodu pred
dvema mes1ci, zGstaly V zemi
jeste nejake brambory, ktere
znovu vzklfcily, vyrostly a da-
ly mt druhou urodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Usvedcen z prepadu 16lete
divkv.

James Taylor, % rok1 sta
ry, Baltimorsky cernoch, usved
cen byl v pondelf z pTepadu Is
rokd stare dfvky a odsouzen
ma Z rok6 do polepsovny.
Taylor souzen byl We Frede-
rick v pondelf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29

"Jaky je to tamhle sbeh IL
DIP"
"Ale to mic, to jen jedno au-
to chtelo zajet do postranni u
licky."
"A proto Sc tax sbfhajl lide?"
mo, ona tam totiz zadna
postrannf ulicka nenf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
Prohlidky snoubencE.

Snoubenci Michiganu mu-
81 Sc podrobiti lekarske pro-
hl1dce, neil Jim Dude vydano
povolen1 k snatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29
VeIika kradez.

V Hollywood, Kalifornie,
bandite unikli sc sperky v Gene
$150,000 pc pTepadu modn1ho
klenotnictvl Hal Roache.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-10-29

Mzdy ma Iowa farmach $34.25
Vladnf odbor stanovil, re
mzdy, jez placeny byly We sta
tn Iowa mesfcne a sc zaopatTe-
MIN 1. rfjna obnasely $34.25.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS
RESOLUTIONS FOR 1888
Urges Everyone To Increase Their
Efforts To Reduce Accidents

This is the season for New Years
resolutions. The Delaware Safety
Council offers the following three
fold resolution and urges its adop-
tion by all Delawareans:
l. To increase our effort to re-
duce accidents that human suffering
may be alleviated.
2. To bring the message of safety
to the consciousness of every man,
woman and child that their vigil
ance may be their protection.
3. To. lessen economic waste to
the individual and to business by
keeping humanity ION the job" at
home, az work and on the highway.
Resolutions For Motorists
1. Slow down after the sun goes
down.
2. Keep the car in perfect me-
chanical condition.
3. When feeling drowsy and oy-
ertired, stop and rest.
4. Remember-If you drive don't
drink. If you drink, don't drive.
S. Never pass other cars on cur
yes. narrow roads or while going up
hill.
TTarn 10 Page ,. Pledse1
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
lTwH 70 rage j. Pieasel
AGED MILLSB0RO MAN
PERISHES in FLAMES
Charles Collins, SO Years Old, Turn
ed Lamp Over In His Bedroom

Charles Collins. SO years old, re-
tired farmer of near Millsboro, is
dead and his niece, Mrs. Samuel
Collins, is suffering from burns
about the forehead as result of a
fire which started when the aged
man accidentally knocked over a
lamp in his rooms.
Mrs. Collins and other members
of the family who heard the aged
mans cries late last Saturday night
braved smoke and flame In the
room to reach and drag the aged
man out. but when they succeeded
in getting him out he was dead
Mrs. Collins hair was burned.
The fire had gained considerable
headway before Mrs. Collins beard
his cries for help.
When firemen arrived they found
the woman hysterical.
The blaze was confined to the
bedroom and was quickly extin-
guished with the aid of chemicals.
Mr.. Collins was a pioneer resi-
dent of the Millsboro section. Ill
health forced him to retire from
farming some years ago. He had
made his home with his niece since
that time.
Coroner Howard w. Hardesty of
following an investiga-
ton. issued certificate of acci-
dental death.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
OIL MEN IN SUSSEX
COUNTY ORGANIZE
J. Emory Wiley, Sesford, VIII Lead
Fight On Diversion OF Tax Fund

The Sussex Division of the Asso-
ciated Petroleum Industries of Della
ware was organized last Thursday
night at meeting In Grange Hall
with the election of J. Emory VIII
ley. Seaford. chairman; C. ID. Sapp,
Georgetown. vice chairman. and
Charles H. Morris, Georgetown. sec
retary
The group will fight diversion of
tax funds as well as tax relief. "Oil
men are finding that one-third of
their time, equipment. and labor is
being devoted to tax-collecting,"
said G. H. Forgy, special representa-
tive of the national committee. The
organization will ask for constitu-
tional amendment forbidding diver
sion of tax funds.
Committees were named as fol-
lows-Public relations; F. H. Le-
Gates. chairman. and Vaughn Hast
lngs, vice chairman, both of Sea-
ford: subcommittee. Charles H.
Brown, Bridgeville; Frank Baker,
Delmar: Charles H. Marsh, George
town: Harry Dohm, Laurel; Price
Webb. Milford; William v. How
land. Rehoboth Beach: r. r. Burris,
Seaford
rTwr TO Pese ?. Pleessl
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
ANNUAL CORN SHOW AT
NEW ARK JANUARY 6, Z, 8
State Ill Club Corn Judging Con-
test On Opening Day

Members of Delaware All Clubs
again this year will pit their skill at
selecting good corn against one an
other at the thirty-first annual ex-
hibit of the Delaware Crop Improve
ment Association, to be held in New
ark. January 6, Z, 8, 1888.
The All Club Corn Judging Con-
test, of which C. E. McCauley, State
All Club Agent At Large. is in
charge, will be held i'm Wolf Hall on
the University of Delaware Campus,
Saturday morning. January 8. be-
ginning at ten O'Clock. The youthful
corn experts will be expected to Sc
lect the best ten ear and single ear
samples of both white and yellow
corn from several samples of each
variety Each of the contestants
will be given a score card and asked
to score the corn which is to be
Judged. The score cards will then
be graded and the contestant who
Turn TO Paae , Piease]
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
VOLLEY BALL TEAMS
ORGANIZED In MILFORD
Part OF Adult Activity Program Un-
der Direction Of Coach Elliott

Under the direction of Coach Ell
liott of the Milford High School. an
activity program is being promoted
at the Community Building. This is
a phase of the Adult Education work
being done throughout the State of
Delaware.
For the past two Monday nights
a group Of men have met at the
Community Building to practice and
play volley ball. The games have
provided all with lot of fun as
well as action.
The next meeting ON Monday night
will be the last until after the
Christmas holidays. After that time
permanent teams will be formed
and a round of games played. Ten
tative teams In the informal games
played so far have been Carlisle
Fire Company. Wharton and Bar
nard. and Milford High School Fac
ulty.
The men who have participated in
the program thus far are: G.. Man
love. o. Maloney. ]. HolzmuelIer. C.
Prettyman. J. Jacobs, D. Holzmuel-
Ter, t. Manloye. v. Holpp. o. Scott,
III. Belts, w. Belts. Stuart, ]. Nc
Gee. w. Miller. j. Tawes, F. Sapp.
J. Isaacs. H. Rosa. H. NJ. Evans, e.
Meredith.
An invitation to participate in this
program is extended TO all who de-
sire to do SO.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
STATE ADOPTS
sS59,NO.W new
ROAD PROGRAM
Will Submit List At Once
To Federal Bureau Of
Public Roads.
LIST SUSSEX ROAD
5000, 1000 Has Been Asked
For Primary, $25O,OO0
For Secondary Roads.

The State Highway Commission
last Friday adopted sS59,000 road
building program and will submit
the list at once to the Federal Bu-
reau of Public Roads in an effort to
have a similar amount Of federal
funds allocated to Delaware for this
work.
After the list has been approved
by the federal bureau. the State
Highway Department may select any
of the approved projects for immed-
late construction.
A total of $609,000 has been ask
ed for primary roads or regular fed
eral aid and s250.000 for secondary
reads.
Dual Highway Planned
The principal project coming un-
der the primary roads is the con-
struction of a dual highway from
Prices Corner to Elsmere at an es-
timated cost of $250.000. This would
serve as the first link in the pro-
posed dual highway from Whining
ton to Newark.
4 AnOthtA phOJCNe 10 hhc NohSef w
ton of the new road from Glasgow
TO Newark via Cooch's Bridge on
which survey work has been started.
This will cost an estimated S240.OO0.
Sussex Road To BE WideHed
A third project is the widening of
the Georgetown Bridgeyille Road to
a width Of 20 feet at an approxi- !
mate cost OF $4,000.
In order TO receive federal funds
for this work all of II has to he
under contract before June 80. 1888.
the end of the present fiscal year.
The list is being sent to the fed-
eraI bureau now instead of earlier
In the wear because sufficient funds
to match the federal approximation
we're not available before due to the
Siver<ion of HIGHWAY funds.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
SUSSEX DENTAL GROUP
NAMES STAFF FOR 1888
IL. j. Emory, Milford Dentist, Heads
Organization

AT meeting of the Sussex Coun-
ty Dental Society, held at the Hotel
Richardson. In Dover, on Thursday
evening of last week, officers for the
ensuing term were elected, as fol-
lows: President, r. J. Emory. of
Harrington and Milford; vice presi-
dent, X. Blaine Atkins, of Millsboro:
secretary. Floyd P. r. Moore. of
Dover; treasurer. Linford F. Hoch.
of Bridgeville; executive committee,
Charles r. Cannon, OF Georgetown;
Gilbert Wiltbank, of Lewes: Cahall
Sipple. of Dover; program commit
tee. W. Blaine Atkins. of Millsboro,
and S. J. Krieger, of Dover; menu
bersbip committee, J. e. Dunn, of
Seaford; R. J. Emory. of Harrington
and Cahall Sipple. of Dover; public-
ity and health committee, Charles X.
Cannon. of Georgetown.
In view of the fact that there is
no society In Kent county, many of
the dentists of that county have. affil-
lated themselves with the Sussex
organization.
The next meeting of the society
wlllwill be held at Lewes on Janu-
AIRY IL.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
TO GIVE DIPHTHERIA
TOXOID HERE DEC. 20
Board OF Health WIN Condnet
Clinics At All The schools

Milford parents of pre-school aged
children and infants over nine
months are evincing considerable
interest in the State Board of Health
plans to administer anti-diphtheria
toxoid at the schools here next Mon
day, December 20, it has been re-
ported by Mrs. Louise c. Farrow,
school nurse. Several of them have
phoned each day to ask the date and
time they should bring their chill
dren to receive the toxoid, she says.
Toxoid will be administered In the
Milford colored schools at p. m,
and in the Milford white schools at
las p. M, December 20, it has been
announced by State health authori-
ties.
In this years campaign, which
has been going ON in Kent county
since November 80, and will be COM
pIeted December 21, parents of pre-
school age children are being par
ticularly urged to bring them to
their local school for immunization.
While the work in the schools is be-
ing devoted to children of the first,
second and third grades who have
Tam TO P00s 3. P,ease1
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
PNEUMONIA SERUM Of
FERED POOR BY STATE
Board OF Health Has Supply For
Treatment OF Needy

Expensive life-saving pneumonia
serum, hitherto available only to the
well-to-do, is being offered free by
the State to persons unable to pay
for it. DIR. A. C. Jost, executive Sec
retary of the State Board of Health,
disclosed recently.
The State has acquired a small
supply of the serum, Dr. Jost said.
Additional supplies can be obtained
within "a hours, he explained, and
these will be purchased as they are
needed.
"The treatment costs about $40 a
patient" DR.. Jost said. Like diph-
iberia anti-toxin, II is extremely BEN
eficial II given in time"
Application for the serum must
be made to the State Board of
Health through the physician hand
ling the case. 1t will not be neces-
sary for the patients to be entirely
INDECENT to receive the serum. How
ever, the serum will not be furnish
ed free to. those who are able to pay.
DR.. Jost said fund will be set
aside for the serum. but Just how
much money would be available has
not yet been determined.
[Tsrr 10 Page >. Pseasf1
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
MILFORD YOUTH HELD
ON BURGLARY CHARGE
Kenneth Donleyy, 10, Held without
Bail On Serious Charges.

For the third time within a month,
Kenneth Donlevy, Is. of North Mil
ford. is in the hands of the law. I'm
der bail in Kent County to await
trial i'm the Juvenile Court on a
charge of breaking and entering. he
was arrested Monday night on a si-
milar charge in Sussex County.
He was given a hearing Tuesday
morning by Magistrate Wright in
Georgetown ON a charge of break
ing and entering and robbery at the
home of Prof. Felix Mick at Chestnut
Knoll, near Milford Magistrate
Wright held him without bail for the
next term of court in Sussex.
Boasts of Adventures
During questioning by State De-
tective wilkins. OFFICER Pusey of the
state police. and Policemen Jackson
and Kosci of the Milford police force.
the boy was defiant Later, Detective
wilkins said Donlevy began boast
ing of his adventures and told the
police that the articles he had taken
from the Mick house were hidden in
his home.
Police were amazed at the quantity
and variety of the loot which the
youth pointed to with pride as the
result of his Chestnut Knoll expedi-
ton. 1t included gold wrist watch,
Il 20 calibre rife. .32 calibre revol-
YER. cross cut saw. axe. penknife,
set of electric trains, shotgun, boots,
cunning coat and vest.
Two Guns Not Recovered
Everything but the shotgun and
revolver were recovered. police said.
The boy explained that he sold the
gun. and had given the pistol to a
friend living at Pennington.
About a month ago. young Dom
levy was arrested on charge of TAX
ing car without the permission of
The owner. Theodore Burton. Jr. He
v as fined $42.50 and costs by Magis- /
rate Thaw on this charge. Novem-
Der "a the boy was arrested in Kent !
County. charged with breaking and |
at the home of Russell Dom
wan, Milford Neck. He was released |
,n bail for the next term of court.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-17
23 SELECTED FOR u. S.
GRAND JURY SERVICE
Thomas Davis OF Milford, Is Drawn
From Cedar Greek Hundred

Twenty-three names were drawn
for federal grand jury service at the
December term of the U. S. District
Court by Harry c. Mahaffy, Jr.,
clerk of the coHrt, last Friday in the
courtroom. Those drawn will re-
port December 21 at 10 a. nj.
The list follows:
Clarence L. Pierce, Wilmington
Hundred: Harry H. Dukes. Balti-
more Hundred; Harry r. BOynton,
Wilmington Hundred; Leroy H. Den
mis-. Georgetown Hundred; John A.
Nailor, Milford Hundred; John t.
Carey, Georgetown Hundred; Wilbur
E. Clark, Kenton Hundred; John w.
Sheldrake. South Murderkill Hun
dred; Thomas Davis. Cedar Greek
Hundred: William l.. Hill. George
town Hundred; William p. Wollas-
ton, White Clay Creek Hundred;
Henry B. McCauley. Wilmington
Harvey w. Hastings, Lit
tie Greek Hundred; Charles S. Gun
by, Little Greek Hundred; David B.
Harrington, New Castle Hundred;
James B. McCabe, Baltimore Hun
dred; H. Fletcher Brown. Whining
ton Hundred: Willard ID. Boyce.
East Dover Hundred; J. Lester Scot
ton. White Clay Greek Hundred;
Dudley Crossley, Kenton Hundred;
CARRIES s Conwell. North Murder
kill Hundred: George t. Purnell,
Little Greek Hundred; William Fl.
connard. North Murderkill Hun
ired.