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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15

Under and by virtue of decree
passed on NOVEMBER 20, 1899
by the Circuit court for
Cecil County, in Equity, in the
case entitled THE National Bank of
Rising Sun, corporation, Plaintiff,
vs. Kathryn e. Wilson, individually,
ct al, Defendants" and number
ed 54O1, the undersigned Trustee
will sell at public sale on the re-
spective premises on
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
MRS. EDITH MAGRAW

The remains of Mrs. Edith Ma
graw, 80 years old, wife of William
Magraw, who died in Philadelphia
hospital, after a short illness, were
brought to Sharp's Cemetery, near
Fair Hill, Thursday, for interment
Mrs. Magraw was daughter of the
late Harry Vandergrift of near
Providence, who died last month.
She is survived by her husband and
two young sons, Oscar and Robert.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
WHITE GIFT SERVICE

The West Nottingham Church OBJ
serve the annual White Gift Service
on Sunday morning, at eleven
O'Clock. All members and friends
are asked to bring to the church
gifts to fill the Christmas baskets,
which will be sent into the homes
of the less fortunite.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
HOW no PREVENT RABBIT
FEVER"

TULAREMIA, more generally
known as rabbit Fever" can be
prevented II the hunter or house
wife uses care in handling the
rabbits.
The Maryland State Game and
Fish Protective Association urges
that everyone should use rubber
gloves while skinning and cleaning
q rabbit. This is sure preventative
for the disease can not be transfer
ged after the rabbit is cooked.
Tularemia can be detected by the
presence of white spots on the liver
and intestinal tract Of the animal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
CHAS. s. PYLE
Insurance
Rising SUN, Maryland
Telephones / and SO
REAL ESTATE SALES

Wheeler & Grier, r e al tors
through their Smyrna, Delaware,
office, have sold for George M.
Wiegand, his fine residence, store
and filling station property on the
DUPONT Highway at Lincoln, Della
ware, to Peter Halfen of Boothwyn,
Penna., who will take possession on
January l.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
DEATHS
FRANK 8. HINES

Frank s. Hines, "a native OF Port
Deposit, died Dec. 4, at his home in
Wilmington. He was So, retired
house painter and had lived in Will
mington about 40 years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
BANQUET FOR FOOTBALL TEAM

West Nottingham Academy at
Colora, Maryland, honored it great
est football team at combined
football banquet and Christmas din
ner served to rs guests in the school
dining room at MaGraw House Sat
urday evening, December 8.
This years varsity football team
defeated eight successive opponents,
ending the season unbeaten and
united and compiling the most i'm
pressive school boy record in the
state. In these eight games against
teams for Maryland, Delaware, Pen
nsylvania, New Jersey, and Long
Island the Maroon team scored ESQ
points while holding their opponents
to lone touchdown. The closest
score was the 20 to decision over
the University of Delaware junior
varsity.
The Maroon, coached by Russell
Faber, a graduate of New York Uni
versity and Physical Director at the
Academy, banged out IS first downs
to IS for the combined opposition.
They gained a net total of l II
miles (2017 yards, to exact) from
scrimmage.
The leading scorer was Richard
("Duke") Alexander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Alexander of
Laural Springs, New Jersey. The
six foot three end whose speciality
is shagging forward passes, scored
10 touchdowns, II extra points and
kick one field goal from placement
to get a total of 80 points, which
ought to be some sort of record for
an end.
Lloyd George ("Reds") Mooney,
of Bellaire, Ohio, was the teams
leading passer. His receivers were
Alexander and Bernard Wallenhorst,
the right end, 4203 Chatham Road,
Baltimore, Maryland. Mooney threw
48 forward passes to this pair, COM
pleting 81 for a total of 577 yards,
an average of $50 completed and a
gain of IL yards every time he
threw the ball.
Coach Faber presented the var
sity ''N'' to 81 members of the squad
including, in addition to Alexander,
Mooney and Wallenhorst, Samuel
DeBlasis, captain, son of Nicholas
DeBlasis, Ballaire, Ohio; John Bren-
ner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Bremen, Hollidaysburg, Pa; John
T RI1cf n nf y Mrc
Abraham Bustraan of Bristol, Pa. !;
Harry G.. Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Olin S. Davis of Colt, Md; George
e. Funk, son of Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ton G. Funk of HOllidaysburg, Pa.
Frank A. Gibo, son of Mr. and Mrs. !
Frank A. Gibe of Bridgeton, N. j.;
John w. Henderson, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson of Elkton, Md;
Joseph Julian. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Julian Of Tiltonville, Ohio;
Thomas H. Mitchell, son of Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell of Brunswick,
Maine; Thomas E. Murray, son of
Edward Murray, Neffs, Ohio: Donald
Cole Pletts, son Of DR.. and Mrs. |
Robert c. Pletts of Brunswick.
Maine; Gwilym A. Price, Jr., son
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Price, of Car
negie, Pa; Richard c.. Randall, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Randall, Cam
bridge, Ohio; John Joseph Reese,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A.
Reese, Yeadon, Pa; James Renzo,
Jr., SON of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Renzo Of Long Branch. N. J.; David
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
MRS. AMELIA HESS

Mrs. Amelia Hess, 6S years old,
widow of Adam l.. Hess. was buried
in Elkton Cemetery Thursday al
ternoon. Mrs. Hess died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Lewis,
near North East. She is survived by
several grown sons and daughters
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15

r. Snow of Brunswick, Maine;
Robert l.. Stack, son of Mr.. Frank
l.. Stack, Bloomfield, N. j., Frank
Barton Evans, manager, son of Mrs.
Frank B. Evans of Elkton, Mary
lanQ.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15

Mrs. Arthur Dinsmore and Mrs.
Marion Brumfield, near town. were
visitors of their sister Margaret at
Port Deposit, ON Tuesday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1910

At The Hours Hereinafter Mentioned
ALL THOSE fee simple parcels OF
land and the improvements thereon,
and an undivided one-half interest
in a parcel of land, all situate in the
Sixth Election District of Cecil
County, and described as follows:
At 1890 o'clock a. M:
GARAGE AND STORE PROPERTY
Situate in Rising Sun
The garage and store property
consists of two parcels, the first
parcel consists of three lots located
on the north side of Main Street.
For a description see Deed Record
Book, Liber nj. D. No. 6, folio l27.
The second parcel adjoins the west
erly line of the first parcel and is
located opposite the middle OF the
Brick House on Main Street. For
description see Deed Record Book,
Liber M. D. No. 6, folio 1T. These
two parcels will be sold as whole.
THE IMPROVEMENTS consist OF
low frame building used as
garage and gasoline station, and ad-
Joining brick building used as "a
store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15

And you may some times Judge a
man by the company that doesn't
keep him,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
How Much
Trustee

could fire, windstorm, explosion,
theft or accident set you back
financially tomorrow? You need
dependable insurance against
such things in proportion to the
amount of property you have
but the cost need not be pro-
hibitive. Let's talk it over, with
out Obligating you in any way.
Phone: Rising Sun, / or 80.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15

The Forgotten Man now Ia the
In China,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-12-15
BEST PRICES PAID

Special prices for old horses
that can be removed alive.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
Herndon Cleanup Week

HERNDON, Va, May 81 (Spe-
ciaD Cleanup Week will be OBJ
served by Herndon Town Council
tomorrow through June 7, it has
been announced by Mayor Russell
A. Lynn. Cooperating with town
officials in the campaign is the
Herndon Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. Letters are being sent to
property owners requesting them to
cut grass and weeds, and the town
will provide for having trash and
other rubbish hauled away.
Evening star., 1939-05-31

Argentina's bumper wheat crop l.
taxing all available storage space.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
Foirfux Art Gallery

FAIRFAX, Va, May 81 (SpeciaD
The future of the Fairfax County
Federal Art Gallery will be consid-
cred at a meeting of the Council OF
the County Art Guild, local sponsor
of the project, at the home Of Mrs
Lennig Sweet tomorrow at 7:30 pm
The gallery is financed by the
Works Progress Administration Of
Virginia.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
1910 Cotton Control
Approved by Farmers
BY the Associated Pre-!

BY the Associated fress.
Cotton farmers approved contin-
uance of the administrations crop
control program for 1910 In a ref
erendum yesterday.
With approximately two-thirds Of
the votes counted, the balloting
stood 640,815 in favor of the market
ing restrictions and 58,515 against,
a majority of 81 per cent. The
quota control program was ap-
proved last year by "a per cent.
Agriculture officials viewed the
returns as vote of confidence in
the New Deal crop control policies.
The farm law requires that quotas
be approved by two-thirds of the
growers voting before they may be-
come operative.
Under the quota system growers
receive marketing shares from the
Agriculture Department. Cotton
sold in excess of the marketing
share is subject to a penalty tax Of
cents a pound. Likewise, only
those who produce and market
within their allotments are eligible
for Government loans on surplus
cotton and maximum benefit pay
mentS.
Secretary Wallace, in asking
farmers to continue quotas, warned
that their discontinuance might re-
suit in another bumper crop and add
10 stocks already crowding ware
houses throughout the South.
Under this years crop control
program, cotton production was
held to 1872, 900 bales compared
with a normal crop of about 13,80O,-
900 bales.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

dinals during the interregnum be-
tween the death Of a Pope and
election of his successor.
Pope Plus was camerlengo before
his election as Pope.
The bishops to be named will be
in two categories, those appointed
by the consistory itself and those
previously named but still to be
proclaimed.
There was a possibility an arch
bishop would be elected for the
Chicago diocese to succeed the late
George Cardinal Mundelein, but in
formed prelates thought 1t improb-
able the choice would be made SC
soon.
The consistory will give permis-
sion to wear the pallium to the
archbishops Of New York and
Cleveland, Ohio.
The pallium is q circular woolen
band with two pendants worn about
the neck and shoulders. Only the
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Pope may wear 1t without special
permission. The pailii are kept
in a silver casket in st. Peters. They
are conferred by the Pope on arch
bishops as a sign they share In the
supreme pastoral power.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Pope Meets Cardinals
Tomorrow 10. Fill
Vacant Bishoprics
Archbishop Moy Be Named
To Post of Late George
CurdinoI MundeIein

By the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, Dec. 9.-Pope
Plus will meet with the cardinals
in a secret consistory Monday to
fill vacant bishoprics and name the
Camerlango. who becomes admin
istrative head Of the College Of Car
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Electrical ENGINEERS

William A. Del Mar, chief engi-
neer of the Phelps Dodge Copper
Products Corp, will address the
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers at a meeting Tuesday night
in the Potomac Electric Power Co.
auditorium. A dinner will precede
ths meeting At $40 At the 4Affina: !:
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

de todas las tropas extranjeras,
como declare hace pocos dias.
Asegdrase que hoy lunes, en-
la camara de los comunes, Cham
berlain tratara de preparar al
publico ingl6s en- la idea del re-
conocimiento de Burgos.
Entretanto Sc supo en- Lon
dres que aeroplanoS italianos de
bombardeo, procedente de Ma
lErca, bombardearon a Port
Mahon, Menorca, cuanio ell cru
Zero ingles Devonshire eStaba
en- la bahia.
AL captain del "Devonshire"
Sc lie habia ofrecido que no ha-
jria bombardeo. Varias de las
bombas cayeron muy cerca del
crucero.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
Manana martes Sc e~fectuara ell entierro del Papa
Dicese que ell Conclave Sc reunira
ell dia l. de Mario

ROMA, Feb. 13.-Cuando
la multitud rompio aver tres
cordones de soldados, en- Gu
dad Vaticano, las autoridades
obligaron a las autoridades
del estado de Pontificio a &C.
rrar las puertas de la catedral
de San Pedro, por donde va
habian pasado 500, 600 perso-
mas a rendir homemade al prin-
cipe de la paz.
En- la media luz de la Capt.
LA Sixtina. bajo la cupula pin
tada por ell pincel de Miguel
Angelo. descansa en- capilla
ardiente ell cuerpo del Papa
Pho XII.
Hoy Sc anunci6 que ell entie-
rro de Su Santidad Sc vertical
"a a las 4 de la tarde del mar
ties, en- lugar del microbes, co
me sc habia anunciado prime
ramente.
A las cinco de la tarde de
aver ocurrieron los des6rdenes
Y las puertas de San Pedro Sc
cerraron.
Veintenas de mujeres y HON
bres sc desmayaron.
Ell c6nclave de Cardenales,
que elegira ell nuevo Papa, no
Sc reunira, segun Sc dice, has
ia ell dia 10 de MARIO.
Han communicate que Sc en-
cuentran en- canine de Roma,
dos de los tres cardenales a
mericanos.
Los cardenales italianos, Sc
gun Sc dice, Sc inclinan a ia
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
Sc HA PEDIDO AL PRESl-
DENTE ROOSEVELT PASE
POR TAMPA

La Exposition de Florida, por
medic de su presidente, Sr. Carl
D.. Brorein, lie ha pedido al pre-
sidente Roosevelt visite a Tam
pa en- canine para asistir a las
maniobras de la escuadra anne
ricana.
Distinguishes elementos loca-
les Sc han dirijido al jefe de es-
tado. en- ell mismo sentido, y pi-
diendo tambien Ia cooperation,
para lograrlo, de los senadores
Pepper Andrews y representan-
te Peterson.
Los senadores y representa-
ties contestaron que lie harlan
personalmente la invitaci6n al
senior p%residente.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

vor del cardinal de la Argen-
tina, que es un argentine de
familia italiana. Ell grupo de
cardenales d inclinaciones
fasmistas parece favorecer al
CARDINAL Schuldte, un aleman,
a quien recomienda Adolfo
Hitler.
Ell c6nclave de C~ardenales
Sc reunira en- ell Sagrado Cole
gio de Cardenales. Todos los
cardenales fueron notificados
va por ell Cardinal chamber
Tango.
FL acceso a la sala del Con-
clave solo puede verificarse
por una puerta. Cada CARDINAL
tiene derecho a entrar con un
secretario. Los asistentes ju-
ran mantener en- secreto 10 que
vean y oigan.
La puerta de la zelda de cada
Cardinal tiene la Cruz de San
Andres, la cruz usada por la "a
viaci6n de Franco en- la guerra
de Espana.
Los Cardenales, prelados y
conclavistaS quedan encerrados
Use les sirve la eomida por me
dio de cuatro abertrras que sc
comunican con las cocinas del
Vaticano.
Los c6nclaves generalmente
comenzaban ell decimo dia des-
pues de la muerte del Papa.
Cuando la election de Pho Xl sc
decide que no fuera menos de
Is dias Y no mas de Is.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
FL movimiento obrero local, %nacional y mundial
(PoR PEPE BUENAFE)

liza y despues devueltos a el, sin
interes".
Isl los directories de estas
companies de SECURES cOlocaran
ell inter6s del pGblico sobre Ell
egoismo del inter6s pGblico so
bre Ell egoismo del inter6s de la
cOmpahia, y los "ejecutivos'
que Sc perpetuan en- los puestos,
una conducta mas humane Sc Sc
guiria hacia esas reclamacio-
mes. Estimo que Ell gobierno de-
biera %ejercer una mayor super
vision de la acordada hasta el
presente y con ell fin de tratar,
de una manera efectiva, con las
differences Eases de- las pOlizas
que afectan a los tenedores",
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
TOLEDANO Y
Ell FASCISMO

Hablando en- Ciudad de Me-
jico con un periodista ameri-
cano, Raymond Daniel, Vicen
te Lombardo Toledano, lidel
de la Confederation de Traba-
jadores Mejicanos, dijo que a
inter6s de los paises totalitarios
europeos en- MEXICO y otros pal
ses latino-americanos es mas pc
litico que econ6mico y .iende a
crear "ismos" displomaticos en-
ire los Estados Unidos y las pc
quehas democracias del hemis-
ferio occidental.
TOledano no es miembro del
partido Comunista, pero ha he
cho varias visitas a Russia y adj
mira los PROGRESSES alcanzados
pOr el Soviet.
"Es incuN stionabte, asegura,
que el peligb fascista en- M6xi-
co no descanl IAN enteramente so
bre las cond EiOnes internas, 81
no sobre las relaciones interna-
cionales que atan a un pals con
otro'.
"Yo creo, por ejempaO, que 81
(PGsO a Ia IA. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
DE UNA COMPANIA
DE SECURES

Porque interesa a los trabaJa
dores ell concerto, publico la OPT
MON del magistrate Luis Cold
stein, de Brooklyn, sobre una re
clamaci6n hecha a la compania
Metropolitan Life Insurance, de
$4,000, por una viuda, la Sra.
Florence S. Wells.
Este case, dice ell magistra-
do, puede ser condensado ash
La viuda, tenedora de la POLKA,
recibe oposici6n de la cOmpahia
con alegatos tecnicos que bus
can privarla de la cantidad que
Sc lie adeuda. La disputa concier
ne un sobrepago de 1888 que la
compahia asegura hacer recibi-
do como premio y retenido por
varios amos sin conferir ning1n
~beneficio. La insistencia de ia
compahia de SECURES en- este ca
so al pedir una estricta y lega-
listica Interpretation de la poll
"a, llama la atenci6n sobre Ell he
che de que esta acci6n es una
de una larga clase qua a menu
do Sc presenta ante la corte.
"LOs llamados dividendos, CO
mo ell de $3.50 en- este case, en-
de UNI compahia mutua-
lis&, no son otra cosa sino un
exo4o en- premios o sobrecargo
pagada por 81 tenedor de IL Pd-
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
PROYECTO DE LEY
CONTRA Ell K. K. K.

Nlanta, feb. l3.-El repre-
entSnte ]. H. Davis, de New
lnan present6 un proyecto de ley
en- Ia legislature del Estado que
,prohibe usar masearss y disfra-
ces en- la via p1bliea para el pro-
p6sito de ocultar la identidad.
La Aedida va directamente con-
ira Ell K. K. K. "Yo creo, opina
Davis, que Ell K. X. K. ha AFRO
iado descredito y desgracia 20
brs TODD 81 sur.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
UN ESCRITO

Llega a mi poder un escrito
en- ell cual Mr.. R. E. Van Horn,
presidente de la international
de Tabaqueros, Sc dirige al Con-
greso del pals solicitando Sc re-
bajen los derechos arancelarios
al tabaco cubano.
Els un documento interesante,
del cual publicaremos los puntos
principles.
Colabora Van Horn con la in
dustria y su progresO al pedir
esa rebaja, que tOdos estimamos
justa.
Cuanto menos peso gravite en-
las aduanas sobre la hoja de Gu
ba, mejor sera ell resultado final
para todos.
boy gracias al remitente, por
su atenci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Diez oficiales.-IAzana quiere la paz?-Green
y Lewis.-La delegation de la India.-Congra-
tulando. ...,

Diez oficiales de la escolta
del presidente Azana Sc pasa-
ron a los facciosos, Que les D
frecieron respetar sus vidas.
Fran leales porque no po-
dian ser otra cosa.
Azana quiere la paz-diceH
los corresponsales americanos
en- Francia.
81 la quiere, y 10 ha dichc,
no sc ha pasado al enemigo,
como hicieron los otros.
La desea -. porque Aza-
ma es un hombre debilitado
por una larga enfermedad y
Sc olvida de que Franco annie
la vengarse de los jefes del e.
jercito espahol.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13
MMPIEZA DE LOS TRIBU.
MALES ~FEDERALES

Washington, enero BE
nuego abogado general de la ma
ci6n, Frank Murphy, de Michi-
gan, Sc propone llevar a t6rmi-
no una campaha para limpiar
por complete los triblnales fe-
derales.
I'm ayudante de Murphy dijo
aver Ell case de MantOn no sera
ell dltimo de esa clsse". Sc halla
interesado el a.
bogado Nenersl en- los recibido-
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

Tn "1kase" del partido Fas
cista italiano prohibe que Sc
lame I'll Capo" eel jefe) a
Mussolini.
Exige qre Sc lie lame ell Du-
ce eel lider), porque solo esta
palabra "indica las caracteris-
ticas de revoluci6n y civiliza-
ci6n."
REVOLUTION lie llaman los fas
cistas a 10 que ellos realizan..
V civilization al ultraje de E.
Utopia Y la depravada alianza
con Franco.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

Los fac ~iosos dicen que muy
pronto sobrevendra un romp!-
miento entire Franco V Musso-
lini, bajo ell sOborno ofrecido
por los Gobiernos de Paris y
Londres.
Nos parece dificil que ell Du-
ce Sc dele sorprender y apu-
nalar por su hermano de la
Espana Facciosa, ell generali-
Ito Franco.
Pero -. Inglaterra y Fran
cia lie siguen hacienda "brillan
ties ofrecimientos', para su
deshonra, a un traidor :. que
al fin traicionara a Mussolini
V Hitler como antes habia trai
cionado a SUI pueblo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

Felicitamos a los nuevos d.
r~ectores del Centre Asturiano
10 mismo que a los salientes,
Dor el almuerZo de aver.
FL Centre representa- a Ia
Asturias gloriosa, immortal; a
la Asturias profundamente de
moclaticA.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

FL Consejo de Aries y Oficios
de Halifax, Canada, acord6 boy
cotear los productos alemanes,
italianos y japOneses vendidOs
en- csc pals. Votaron a favor del
boycott 80 Delegates y en- con-
ira 20.
La gaceta., 1939-02-13

William Green Sc queja de
la conducta de Lewis, en- Guam
to a las uiones, y dice: Las
dificultades han aumentado.
Ell CIO ha extendido 80 6 40
cartas a uniones duales, en- di-
recto conflicto con las uniones
de la Federation Americana
del Trabajo. Demanda el que
esas uniones sean admitidas =
la Federation en- igualdad de
condolences y estado con las
uniOnes de la Federation. Este
significarfa dualismo en- la Fe-
yderaci6n Y la guerra EN- nues-
tras propias filas. Ese ultima
tum de Lewis debe ser retira-
do ahtes de que Sc %extingan to
das Ias posibilidades de paz.
81 un arreglo Sc llegara, Sc
ria 4 base de una mezcla de
las uniones duales en- una sola
. union. Els impossible admitir
. dos uniones de la misma clase
: en- la misma organization, ha-
ciendose competencia."
Lewis opinara de diferente
manera; pero 10 que a los ira
baiadores interesa es que los
jefes pongan fin a sus dispu-
tas y lab6ren por ell bien colec
two.