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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-10
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND
SCHEDULED SAILINGS

. Princess Charlotte scheduled to
. sail from Vancouver 8 p. m.
. today.
. Prince George scheduled to sail
. from Vancouver June y at 8
. p. m.
. Denali scheduled to sail from
. Seattle June 10 at 8 an.
. Aleutian scheduled to sail from
. Seattle June 10 at 8 am.
. North Sea scheduled to sail
. from Seattle June IS at 10
. a. m.
, Taku scheduled to sail from Sc
, attic June IS. 9 pm.
, Prince Robert scheduled to sail
, from Vancouver June Is at 9 .
, p. m.
, Princess Louise scheduled to q
, sail from Vancouver June II e
, at 9 p. m.
, SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS q
. Yukon scheduled t oarrive at
noon Sunday and sails south .
} at 10 p m.
} LOCAL SAILINGS .
, Estebeth scheduled 10 sail every Q
, Wednesday at pm. for Sit .
, ka and wayports.
, Dart leaves every Wednesday .
. at 7 am. for Petersburg. Port q
. Alexander, Kake and way Z
. ports
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
cinsky vojak " csl. armada.

"Lidove noviny" pTinesly "a
j1mavou pravu O c1nskem voja-
kovi csl. armady, ktery Sc jme-
nuje Ii Ban. J. Josten o mem
pfse:
Mona, re nekdy potkate ma
prazskych ulicfch pochoduj1ci
utvary domac1ho pluku Tyrse
a Fugnera. Vasi pozornost j.
ste upouta drobounka postavic-
ka energicky 81 vykracuj1cfho
vojacka Sc sikmyma ocima. A
stat ma prvnf pohled.
Je nejstarsf z peti sourozen-
ca. Narodil sc r. 1916 v Kan
tonu, kde navstevoval cfnske
skoly.
Jeho otec, Ii Hong Wong je
jednfm z MISREPRESENTATION Gin
skych vojenskych velitelG a
pTeje 81, ably i syn sc platne L.
castnil boj1 "a osvobozen1 C1-
ny.
Ii Ban opustil %. cervence
r. 1886 Kanton a pres Hon
kong odjel do Evropy, do ia
nova. Byl nekolik nedel v Pa
f1zi a potion odjel do Berlfna,
kde navstevoval Sestimes1cn1
kurs vzdusne obrany v Tenn
pelhofu.
Pc skoncen1 kursu pres1dlil
do Mnichova, kde byl mimorad
nym posluchacem techniky.
Pred trent mesici pTijel do
Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Nova pravidla pro vyvoz penez
vystehovalcH z Ceskoslovenska.

Ceskoslovenske ministerstvo
socialnf pece vydalo Sc souhla-
sem ministerstva finance nova
pravidla o obnosu cizfch pc
nez, ktere NIUE vystehovalec
vyvezti re zeme. Osoby, KITE
re mali pravidelny ceskoslo-
vensky pas, bez ohledu, jsou-li
v nynejsfch hranic1ch Cesko-
Slovenska neb v zabranem u
zem1, mohou 81 tyto obnosy W.
vesti V CHI meme: Do $4,000
Kc bez jakehokoliv poplatku.
Do $4,000 Kc obnasi poplatek
20 proc, take vystehovalci
zbude 10000 Kc. Dc $4,000
Kc poplatek 80 proc, zbude
&c. Kc. Do $4,000 Kc o
40, 900 ma manzelku, dohroma-
dy 10000 Kc, poplatek 80
proc, zbude $4,000 Kc. Do
10000 Kc z aoba manzele a
dals1ch 10000 "a kazde ditko
tez obnas1 poplatek 80 proc.
Ia zbyvajfcf obnos NIUE 81 wy
stehovalec koupiti pfeplavnf IL
sick a ostatnf vymeniti Ia CHI
menu. Ku pr. vystehovalec,
jenz ma $4,000 Kc, zaplatf s.
900 Kc poplatku a re zbyva:jf-
c1ch penez NIUE 81 koupiti lis
tex Ia $127, coz Sc prftomne
rovna 4,O3O korunam anebo Ia
$547, coz Sc rovna 1870 ko-
runam. Osoby, ktere obdrzely
prozat1mn1 pas (tak zvany GER
veny pas) mohou vyvezti tyto
obnosy: Do $4,000 Kc, polpa-
tex 80 PROF., tax re zbude IT,
500 Kc "a preplavnf l1stek a
vymenu Ia CHI pen1ze. Do 5O,-
900 Kc je pozadovan poplatek
SO proc, take zbude $4,000
Kc ma lfstek a CHI menu. Mo-
hou vsak zvysiti obnos O 1880
Kc, avsak poplatek zGstane SO
proc. z techto %poplatk1 Dude
utvoren zvlastn1 fond pro nuz-
ne vystehovalce. Vystehovalec
must pTedloziti ministerstvu so
cialn1 pece svGj pas a Dude mu
vymeTen poplatek, naeez Ma
rodni banka VIDA povolenf ma
dotycny obnos.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Nemecti sedlaci nechtsji sc
stehovat do Nemecka.

Ma stocko pfichazeji denne
cest1 hospodaTi re zabraneho
1zemf a patrajf pc nemeckych
hospodar1ch, kterf by 81 s mimi
vymenili usedlosti. Prichazeji
jednotlivci "a nekolik hospo-
daFd z obce. Chteli by byt zde
Ease pohromad6. Do Zborne
prislo hledat vymenu 7 hospo-
dard, CechG cd Move Bystrice.
Kdyz byl nemeckemu stare
stow obce Zborne u Stok1 pred
lozen popis vsech ceskych hos
podafstvf Sc zadostf o uvedo-
men1 hospodaT1 nemecke ma
rodnosti, napsal ma neho sta
rosta Oboe do slova:
"Takovy priblizny pad jiz
jsem dostal a nechal jsem row.
nez obeznfkem kolovati. Ale
domkari a sedlaci nemecke ma
rodnosti Sc vyprojevili: "My
mic neprodame a my nejdeme
pryc."
z Hybralce Sc hodlal vyste-
hovat jeden nemecky hospodaf
Sci Sc poradit do Jihlavy k adj
vokatovi S. Kdyz Sc vratil, jiz
o stehovanf nemluvil. ZGstane
dial v Hybralce.
Dals1 pr1pad Sc nam pfse T.
Polne. Je tam jeden cesky
hranicaf, ktery zanechal "a
branem 1zem1 usedlost We w
mere 100 mer. Hodla il zme-
nit, diesel cely nemeckobrod-
sky okres, kde bydl1 Nemci, "a
100 merovou usedlost, by pTi-
jal SO merovou, ale S placem
Sc vratil do Polne. Nikdo s MIN
ami nemluvil. Nemci mu odve-
till, re odtud jdou jen ii Mem
CT, kteTf- nemajf este svedomf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

va Sc vecmi a udalostmi We
vztahu k jejich mravnfm d.
sledk1m, ma tendenci vzdy Sc
proste otazat, IDA sc to vypla-
tt. Byl vychovan tvrdou sko-
lou Tynesideskych lodaTd, a
jedine to NIUE snad vysv3tliti
jeho pr1krou a nepoddajnou
povahu. U neho nejde vsak O
pouhou ne1stupnost; vynika
acknowledgements schopneho
obchodnika, ktery, urciv pred
poklady sveho rozhodnutf, jest
prost vsi shov1vavosti k tenn,
kdoz nesouhlas1 S jeho zavery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
DHvod k zavisti.

Madarska vlada zacfna pro-
vadet 1fedn1 ohlasenf, re Wy
kaze vsechny ceskoslovenske
kolonisty ma okupovanem 1ze-
mi. Toto vykazovan1 Sc zat1m
provadf jen ojedinele - hlav-
ne v okol1 Levic - ale v tonic
meslci Dude pry provadeno u
-rychlene. KolonistGm jiz Cd
stehovanym byl povolen tffden
nj navrat ably 81 mohli odvezti
majetek. Nyni dochazejf zpra-
Wy, jak koloniste porfdili, kdyz
Sc vratili do Madarska. Hned
ma hranic1ch byli DAM pod Get
nicky dohled. Nejkratsi cestou
musili odjet do sveho byvale-
no bydliste. Ia dohledu ma
darskeho cetnlka 81 mohli cast
sveho majetku nalozit a odvezt
Kazdy vsak mohl wit jen tolik
vec1 a zasob, kolik uvezl ma
jednom voze. Ostatni museli V
okupovanem 1zemi nechat. Ma
hospodarstvf byli okamzite da-
nj madarstf Tide, jake spravci.
Pr odchodu z Madarska musil
kazdy podepsat, re majetek,
ktery zanechal ma okupova-
mem dzemi, dostal cd naseho
statu.
Take ma statky ceskych a
slovenskych kolonist1 byli da-
nj vnucen1 spravci. tt ma stat
ku hospodaff pc SVEN. Mali
tell v~yplacej1 jen tolik, kolik
sami uznajf "a vhodne. Vsich-
nj, ktef1 Sc v p~olsednfch dnech
vratili z okupovaneho uzemf
Madarskem sc shodujf v tom
= re obyvatele zabraneho L.
zemf - i MadaTi - sc netajf
tim, re daleko lepe sc jim We
do, kdyz -patfili k Cesko-Slo-
vensku. Byvale hranice mezi
Slovenskem a Madarskem jsou
zat1m uzavreny. Lide z oku-
povaneho 1zemf smejl do Ma
darska jen ma propustky, ktere
plat1 pouze do nejblizsiho O.
kol1 starych hranic a ma dobu
dvaceti hodin. Stejne ustano-
vent plat1 i pro Madary z oku-
povaneho uZem1.
Madarska propagace roz-
trusuje, re v okupovanych kra
j1ch je hrozna bfda. A skutec-
ne nektef1 MadaTi z vnitroze-
mi zpravam uvefili a sebrali
mezi sebou nekolik tis1c pen
go. Ia penfze nakoupili v po-
travinovem druzstvu Hangya
stare zasoby, kterych Sc uz
druzstvo nemohlo zbavit = a
vojaci a cetnfci zacali potravi-
ny pc okupovanem 1zemf roz-
zet. Ale jake bylo pfekvape-
nj, kdyz prijeli do vesnicek a
videli tam pekne ustrojene Sc
dlaky v novych cizmach, ktere
jsou jen snem pro madarske-
no vojaka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

dech prot malym statdm, zej-
mena pokud jde o penize.
Jinymi slovy: Vsechno, CO Sc
dele We vychodn1 Europe, po-
tvrzuje theorii, re Hitlernv pTi-
st1 dder Dude obrovskym poku-
sem o zastrasen1 demokracii,
pravdepodobne S poukazem ma
leteckou sflu. Vysledkem ma
byti nahrada Italii a obrovske
financnl a hospodafske konce-
Sc, jdouc1 tax daleko, Re by Sc
rovnaly primo poplatku Rel
chu. Predst1rkou ma byti, re
Nemecko chce nahradu "a ne
zakonne vybrane reparace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Budeme vyvazet mouku a
drHbez do Sudet.

Mezi Nemeckem a Cesko-Slo
venskem sc jedna take O .zaso-
bovan1 odstoupeneho 1zem1.
Toto 1zem1 dovazelo vzdy
mnozstvi potravin z naseho re-
medelskeho vnitrozem1, pre-
devsfm obil1 a mlynske vyroby.
I ted Dude Sc pravdepodobne
dodavati do tohoto 1zemf obi
Ii, krmne obilf a pivovarnicky
jecmen. Obilf Dude dodava-
no asi z IS procent jiz We for
me mlynskych vyrobk1. jed
ma Sc tez o vyvoz drIbeze, zej-
mena hus.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

ce, neporusenou cest a 1ctu
vsech, kdoz NELL zde prflezi-
tost sledovat jeho heroicky "a
pas. To nen1 maly zisk, to je
We srovnan1 s tou lavinou ,ktera
Sc ma mas zritila, mnoho, ba
vsechno, nebot nam zistava
moznost dalsf prace, noveho
zvyseneho 1silf, novych bojG a
novych 1spechG v budoucno-
sti, ktera Sc pred nami prosti-
"a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
v Bavorovs Sc pustili hranicari
do stavbv.

Do Bavorova, asi deset kilo-
metrd cd okupacn1 cary, Sc u
chylilo velke mnozstvf hranica-
RI, kteT1 musili opustit zabrane
Prachatice a jejich okoli. Ne
,kteTi z Mich uz 81 stavej1 move
domovy. Mesto jim prodalo
stavebnl pozemky pc. 3 Kc
ctver. metr a cest1 Tide Sc S pra-
YOU hranicarskou houzevnatos-
tt pustili do stavby. VeTf take,
re sc bro najde p~odnikatel,
ktery tn zaTidf novou vyrobu
ma pozemcfch, ktere mesto ma
bfzf pc SO haleTlch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Obhajce samostatnosti CSR
zemrel We Vidni.

We Vidni Frantisek Jehlicka,
ktery byl vrelym obhajcem sa-
mostatnosti Cesko-Slovenska,
zemrel zachvatem srdecnf mrt-
vice. Byl star SO let. Sveho
casu podnikal prednaskovou
cestu pc Spojenych Statech a
Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Do move vlasti " novych
bOtach.

Ma novem pomezi buji pase-
ractvl, .tfebaze organy S obou
stran je razne portrait. z Czech
Sc pasuje vsechno NONE, hlav-
ne potraviny. Paseraci pficha-
zejf v rozbitych satech a bo-
tach a satech prechazejf ma
druhou stranu "a demarkacni
caru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13
Boz prot sovstHm.

y AO
zakd, kterf Sc vystehovali z
Ruska pc bolsevicke revoluci,
jest v Praze a jeho pr1tomnost
je velmi vyznamnou We spojeni
S agitacf pro zrizenf samostat-
neho ukrajinskeho statu.
Pfijel nedavno do Cesko-Slo-
venska z Berlfna, a byl ma dlou
he ~navsteve v Chustu, hlavnfm
meste Karpatske Ukrajiny ,kde
vyjednaval S tamnf vladou O
organised nepravidelnych vo-
jenskych ukrajinskych sbord,
jiz v cele by stall byvali carsti
ddstojnfci.
Vratil Sc do Prahy a poskytl
interview Narodnim Newman,
V nemz prohlasil, re Ukrajinci
jsou bratry a sousedy Don
skych kozakn.
Pravil:
"Je daleko cd mas vzdaleno,
re bychom NELL v 1myslu bra
niti jim We vyvoji jejich narod-
nlho zivota. S mimi jsme pro-
sli ohromnou tragedii. Dvacet
let prchlo cd zahajeni boje "a
svobodu - ktery jsme spolu Sc
svymi sousedy a bratry Ukra-
jinci vedli prot tyranIm Rus
ka.
"Mame tudiz stejne zajmy
jake oni a vitame S radostf kaz
dou znamku boje prot komu-
nistickemu teroru, ktery uvrhl
rusky narod do nestestf. Nikdy
jsme neprestali bojovati a We
f1me,ze kazdy okamzik je pra-
w k obnoveni boje, zvlaste
kdyz mezinarodnf situace je
nam pffzniva.
"Nev1m do jake mfry Ukra-
jinci pfipravili Sc ma zapas s
rudymi tyrany. Avsak az prij-
de tento okamzik, Dude to pr
vnf krok k utvoreni noveho vel
keno Ruska a Dude to most,
ktery povede k dalsfm cinGm
a konecnemu utvofen1 velke
federace svobodnych ruskych
Zemi.
WINE dobfe, Re politickym
stfedem pro vsechny tyto otaz-
XIV je Berlin. My Donsti koza-
ci spolu S Ukrajinci uznavame
fakta, jaka skutecne jsou. Ma
sim spolecnym GLEN a GLEN
vsech Rust je osvobozeni Rus
ka cd sovetske vlady."
Premier vlady Karpatske u
krajiny Augustin Volosin uci-
nil O srazce S Madary v Muka-
ceve projev:
"Tento dtok je jednou z mno-
ha krvavych ran, zasazenych
nestastnemu ukrajinskemu ma
rodu. Pouzivam teto prilezi-
tosti We spojen1 S vanocnlm
dnem idle pravoslavnych va
noc), ktery Dude slaven vsemi
Ukrajinci pc celem svete, a.
bych postal sve vanocnf posel-
stv1 vsem UkrajincGm, zejme-
ma mnohym Ukrajinc1m v A
m~erice. Prejeme velmi stast-
ne vanocn1 svatky vsem Ukra-
jincdm, jmenovite tenn, kteri
jsou tax stastni, re zijf Anne
rice - zemi svobody.
Eve spojeni S tim rad bych
Sc dotknul otazky Velke Ukra-
jiny. Je pravdou, re pocetne
jsme pr1lis slabi v teto dobe,
pokud Sc tkne teto otazky, ale
nem1zeme 81 neuvedomiti sill
nych sympathi1, jez name my,
Ukrajinci Karpatske Ukraji-
ne, pro toto hnutl.
"Doufam tedy, re Ukrajinci
v Americe v pT1stfm roku zane
chaj1 vsech svych sport a pod
f1d1 vsechno narodni myslence,
utvoren1 velkeho ukrajinskeho
statu.
"Je tezko predpovidati, ale
z dobrych duvOdu ver1m, re
mohu v tonic vanocn1m posel-
stv1 f1ci sym krajan1m, re
Velka Ukrajina Dude zfizena
V bl1zke budoucnosti. Mysllm,
re Ukrajinci celeho sveta bu-
dou S to vratit Sc do osvoboze-
ne otciny, k SWIM bratr1m, KITE
RI jsou nyn1 tax brutalne utla-
covani Polskem a sovetskym
Ruskem.
"Vfm, re zvlaste Ukrajinci
v Americe, kterl projevili tolik
oddanosti svemu narodu, pra-
cujf pro tento Gil"
Do move vlasti " novych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-13

UlOha lOrda Runcimana jiste
Dude jeste predmetem nalezi-
teho rozboru, az vyjdou prf-
slusne dokumenty. Ocekava-
j1ce jejich vydani, vsimn6me 81
zatlm vystizne charakteristiky,
kterou o lordu R~uncimanovi
napsal jiz v r. 1881 (kdy lord
vstoupil do kabinetu MacDo-
naldova) professor Laski do
DAILY Heraldu". Snad i to
pro lecktere STRANGE prispeje
k objasnen1 lordovy mise u
mas. z obsahle staff vyjima-
me zde jen cast, jez jsou pro
mas n~ejzajimavejsi:
"Mr. Runciman je muz s vel
kou politickou zkusenosti. Pa
trf mezi vychytrale a vysoce
kvalifikovane severoanglicke
obchodnfky jejichz nezlomna
v6rnost k zasadam politiky lais-
sez-faire byla paterf liberals
mu pred rokem 1918. Tento
suchy muz S tenkymi rty, pres
ny, neustupny, zcela neprfstup
ny citovym dojmdm,c inf DOZEN
ne1prosneho stroje. Kazdou
otazku posuzuje predevsfm s
obchodniho stanoviska. Zkou-
ma il jake 1cetnf, jenz sestavu-
je obchOdnf bilenci. Nezab1-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-07-27

Mrs. Charles l., Haslip of Baltimore
is visiting her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Buell. M. Gardner
Miss Miriam Bailey of Washington
was a guest over the weekend Of
Miss Elizabeth Brewer.
Miss Laura Bradley left Saturday
on a motor trip with party Of
friends from Washington; they plar
to visit Charlottesville, Natural Bridge
Savannah, St. Augustine, Key West
and after a weeks stay at Miami
Beach will return home by boat.
Mr.. Thomas M. Talbot of Seattle,
Washington, is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Thomas r. Falvy has returned
to Washington after a visit to rela-
tives here.
Mr.. B. Barry Greene returned or
Thursday from Roanoke, Va, where
he has been spending part of the week
with friends.
Mrs. William Brewer of Washing
ton, and Miss Mamie Bradley of
Colesville, were luncheon guests on
Tuesday of Mrs. John B. Brewer.
James Anderson of Houston, Texas,
who is attending summer school at
Princeton, was guest over the week
end of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther White and
children of Norfolk, Va, have been
visiting relatives here.
DIR. Forrest J. Prettyman is at Mas
senutten Springs, Va, for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrabrant
are spending several days in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Hicks have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Catherine Wheeler Hicks, TO
Mr.. James Hays Marshall; the wed
ding taking place July 6 in New Or
leans, La. Miss Natalie Hicks who
has been visiting her sister in New
Orleans, has returned home accom-
panied by the latter. Mrs. Marshall
after visit of few days to her par
ents, will leave Friday by plane foi
the South. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
plan to spend a few weeks in Mexico
before going to Baton Rouge, La.
where they will make their home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-07-27
Thursday, July q. 1920

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawk;n. :.
in Sibley Hospital, FOLLOWING rs
operation. oil
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox of E6oo u,r
Farm, entertained the Discns.;a-
Group, of the Farm Bureau Thnn"
day evening. Jerry Williams is a.
chairman and Mrs. Edwin Frv S;s
cussion leader for the group.
Mrs. David Ward has a d;rno
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorna
Pope and their family, Mr.. and Mr.
George Woodfeld and family. NJ.
and Mrs. Elmer Green and famil,,
and Elwood Beall of Woodfeld. NJ,
Elmer Hines of Gaithersburp: M;ss
Doris Moore of Damascus; Mr. and
Mrs. George Hoffman, and family
Miss Mary Burdette of Baltimore
Mrs. Hoffman and her son Char,os
are spending this week with Mrs
Elmer Green.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-07-27
BROWNINGSVILLE

Miss Hilda Hyatt of near Damascus
visited Miss Alma Burdette on Tues
day afternoon. Miss Hyatt is stu
dent at University of Maryland.
The Home Demonstration Club gave
a surprise kitchen shower at the
home of Mrs. Roy B. Weller near
Monrovia, Md. on Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Weller, whose home was
destroyed by fire last November, re-
ceived some lovely and useful gifts
Quite few members as well as visit
ors were present. Delicious refresh
ments were served and a delightful
afternoon was had by all.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F
S. Gladhill were Mrs. Upton Gladhill
of Westminster, Nd; Mrs. Lew
Roelke of Urbana, Md; Mr.. and Mrs
Merhle Giessler of Urbana and Nh
James McKinsey of Frederick, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burdette hao
as Sunday evening guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Luce, Mr.. and Mrs
Shirley Thorpe of Washington
Misses Myrtle and Bernice Rhoderich
of Urbana, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lawson and son and Mrs. Darr Of
Brunswick, Md.
The Epworth League held weinel
roast on the lawn at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Barnes. Games were
played after which a short time wa:
spent in singing and prayer. A mum
Der of visitors were present from
other leagues.
Miss Annie Laurie Day spent Mon
day night and Tuesday with Mis-:
Maize Barnes.
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WOODFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. James R. King
entertained at dinner on Sunday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harris and
their family, of Chambersburg, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Watkins of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Radcliffe, and their son, Billy, MI.
and Mrs Maynard King. and
Patsy, from Washington: Mr.. Algie
Woodfield and Louise, also of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Wat
kins, Donald Warfeld, of Damas-
Gus; Mr.. and Mrs, John King of
Cedar Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. William
King of Woodfcld.
The Wesley Grove Sunday School,
with James Hawkins superintendent,
is planning for picnic on August
%. The Grange members and their
friends enjoyed a straw ride to Glen
Echo Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins,
Joe Hawkins, Miss Ida Putnam, Mrs.
N. E. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
w. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hyatt, Jr., of Etchison; Mr.. and
Mrs. Garner Duvall, of Damascus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bowman of
Washington, motored to Beverly
Beach Sunday.
Miss Elva Hawkins, daughter of
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DAMASCUS

Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beall, and Mrs.
John Lewis, all of Damascus, visited
Mr.. Ed Osborne of Shepherdstown,
w. Va, on Tuesday of last week, in
celebration of his 82nd birthday.
Mr.. Osborne is an uncle of Mrs.
Frank Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wordsworth
and son, Mack, Mrs. Winter Jones
and Mrs. Rachel Jones of Ridgeville,
and Mr.. Downey Williams of Etchi-
son were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Beall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborne Williams on Sunday.
Mrs. Elgie Gillespie and daughter,
Margaret, of Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Irving Cashel of West Chevy
Chase, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Lewis.
Messrs. Roscoe Pierce, Elwood
Mullinix and Edward Watkins
motored to Western Maryland and
to Keyser, w. Va, on Sunday.
Miss Doris Moore of Damascus
graduated from Strayer's College
this week and is now employed in
the office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wordsworth
and son, Mac, of Ridgeville and Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne Williams of Da-
mascus spent Wednesday and
Thursday of this week at Paradise
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins
Mrs. Nettie Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Hyatt of Etchison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Burdette of Bethesda, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Duvall of
Damascus, spent Sunday at Beverly
Beach.
Mrs. Minnie Watkins of Damascus
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henning Watkins of Damascus fol
two weeks.
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Hospital Supper
Great Success

The 10Th annual supper and car
nival for the benefit of the Mont
gomery County General Hospital
proved a great success. About 1910
suppers were served at the Sher-
wood High School Tuesday evening,
July 25th.
Significant is the fact that out Of
the nineteen years this annual affair
has been held, it has only rained
twice. Mrs. A. J. Boyd was gen.
eral chairman.
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Dedication

Down from the foot of the Sugar
Loaf,
Ger the rolling hills of Montgomery,
East from the flow of Potomac,
And the billowing wheat fields of
plenty,
North from the Nations Capital,
It's beautious trees and it's suburbs,
West from the shore of Patuxent,
Stands the quaint thriving hamlet of
Rockville.
Grown from the days of her settling,
Recumbent among fertile farm lands.
Rich in her own recollections,
Of the colonies, states and free nation,
Scion of county-seats noted,
From the loins of the Gree State Of
Maryland,
Whose people were ever devoted,
To liberty, justice and freedom.
Grand in her increase and honor,
Rockville displays her Post Office,
Sound in construction of limestone,
Rare in its exquisite outline,
New, with its greens warded carpet,
A heritage hence for her children,
Rich in tradition and station,
Hail Rockville, your great dedication
By Judge Henry ]. Hunt, III.
Rockville. Md. July % 1899.
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Catherine w. Magruder

After an illness of seven weeks,
Miss Catherine Magruder, aged 81
died Tuesday, July %, at the home of
her niece, Mrs. Uriah Griffith, in Lay
louisville.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs
Columbia Waters, Laytonsville.
Funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Michael, pastor of Emory
Methodist Church, at the home Of
Mrs. Griffith, with whom she lived,
Thursday, July 81 at p. m. Inter.
ment was in Goshen Cemetery.