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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-05
COTTON

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 4.-R-Spot
cotton 9.65.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-05
PEANJTTS

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-05
POTATOES

Spot nominal; middling 9.S7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Botters DoDn Rates

In four Such~issties Heated dur
ing the pdStXea the JeffrIcs adj
ministration has battered interest
charges on-t t1e-Scrial bonds down
from 362 per cent to 27l per
cent-the lowest rate ever paid
by the city on It's bonds
Among his closest advisors in
city government are City Treas
urer Albert +. Cobo. Auditor
General George Engel, Council
President John W. Smith and
Councilman John c Lodge. In
keeping with his policy -har=
mony and united front he always
-consults with them before taking
any fundamental step.
He hadn't tbeen in office long
enough 10 warm his chair when
the Ferguson grand Jury played
havoc with the police department.
JeffrieS and his new police com
missioner Frank -. EamanSfohod
up their sleeves and, following a
violent shakeup OF the depart
Iment. brought order out Of chaos
within a remarkably short period
/ of tirnp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Z Sister Hit-Run
Victims Buried

Under the Borrowing eyes of
their parents and eight brothers
and sisters. the two Woods sisters,
victims of hit-run driver Christ
mas eve. were lowered into their
graves Saturday afternoon in
Northview cemetery.
The two sisters. Virginia. 16, and
Janet. IA lay in twin white cas-
kets in the Paul +. Wendt chapel
in Wayne as the Rev. Father
Joseph Bruck of Sacred Heart
Church read tn last rites.
They were killed as they hurried
TO their home a 25961 Van Born
with food for a Christmas dinner.
Vincent Konwinski. q. of ROM
illus. who was involved in an ac-
cident less than a mile from where
the girls were killed, is held IN
connection with their deaths He
is in Receiving Hospital with a
broken Jaw and other injuries. lie
has denied he hit the girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
On Debit Side

CIVIL SsfVi1.c his been encour-
aged and eNfenderi amt ii1fttfffetf-
Gus relations between government
tal agencies city county and
state-have been promoted and
maintained.
ON the debit side Of the ledger
Manor Jeffrles has made -afa effort
10 secure lower fire insurance
rates for DctroitcrS. but up &c
now t1f> work has come 10 naught
He has seen 10 II that his legal
staff co-operateS fully IN The bat
tie for lower gas rates. but nc
one in Detroit was more dlsSatlS-
fed with the crumbs the public
service commission saw fit 10 hand
down
lie Inherited a bad public hos
pital.(-prUbfeu a problem that
tsis beer with US for years -and
Bc formulated plans for settling
r but the situation is still a basis
Tor criticism.
His attitude on public housing
carried over from his days in the
Common Council. has remained
mktwarm. lie sincerely feels
that public service is mis-
i fayers. a certain
tst5t.soaae. class to tho 0Sclasfon. OF
all others and that. more cmpha-
Sis should be placed on Stun
clearance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
He Calls in Experts

N an effort - minimize COM
plants about inequIties IN. assess
mentS he mayor lat Summer
called IN his exports and ordered
rirtrrri r--rrfnfff> - ----e~ -Ina, meth
dfs 0T fff6 ~ II FfT6cf OF
changes mate nder his mrsua-
sion vi not be- fen until next
Spring when Soaucl holds is
annHaf Board of. Review session.
Although be has been blessed
with a much lighter welfare load
than his immediate predecessors.
Jedres took advantage Of the lull
bS ironing oft kinks in the welfare
system Under his direction Re-
eeiHng Hospital and the city
physicians Office were consolidated
and given a general overhaul
Jeff s" principal contribution to
local welfare Improvement how
ever vas Introduction II the food
stamp plan sponsored by the fed
eral surplus commodities corpora
tor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Tipping Hit
Branded as Undemocratic
by Women Leaders
International New. service Wiz.

CHICAGO. Dec 2S.-In these
days w hen democracy is on
trial" tipping of walters. cab driv-
ers and others should be abolished
two women speakers declared to-
day in addressing the American
Association for Labor Legislation.
Miss Mary Anderson. director OF
The United States women's bureau,
and Miss Mary Barnett ellison,
assistant professor of economics
at the University of Chicago. both
attacked tipping as 'undemo-
cratic They declared it gave
the Upper a sense of superiority
and the person who received the
tip a feeling of inferiority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Brown Creates
Job for Gerish
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 2s-Arthur +.
Gerish. for the past two years
chief clerk for Atty. Gen. Thomas
Read. has accepted a newly ere
ated post in the auditor generals
department.
Auditor General Vernon J.
Brown said Gerish will be a field
agent for the department. with
headquartersein Detroit.
II have felt for some time that
n man is needed there TO do1a lot
of different jobs, Brown said.
when ! got the opportunity TO
get such a fine man a. Gerish. I
lost no time"
Gerish has aided Reads cam
paign for office for several years
and is we'll known politically in
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Fire Rudgef-Dobon

.Tlc FIRE tienahtnettA ialsn.4 Game.
in for a going over and came ont
with budget Sl07. 00a less than
that of last year DESPITE this
saving the mayor actually reduced
firemen's hours from 81 70 rs
hours week. lie did it SimRlv by
closing five fire houses no longer
considered necessary IN motor
ized department
In line with his policy Of
"sfreamllning city government.
the mayor. shortly after taking
office. announced plan 10 elimi-
nate duplicating services by con-
solidating the department Of parks
and houlevardS the departments of
recreation. and the 200.
Although Common Council in
laSt-minute maneuver.- eliminated
tho 200 from the propusal The
tWo-department merger was sub
mitted 10 voters last November.
approved by them and the newly
created department Is now in
effect SLUT estimates this con-
solldation vii SAFE taxpayers from
So 90 to 500 0gn annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Minus 10 Brass Hats

When the smoke had cleared
away the police department was
minus 10 brass hats who had
been costing Detroit taxpayers
S53. 300 a year. These included
one assistant deputy Superintend-
emit one chief police Inspector
three district police inspectors.
one assistant deputy chief of de-
tectives. one chief Inspector of
detectives and three district de-
tective inspectors.
Jeff and Eaman abolished
those Jobs altogether and in their
place substituted two senior po-
lice inspectors and one senior de-
tcctive Inspector. costing a total
of $4,000 annually. This meant
net saving of $4,000 year
One month later, Jeffries re-
viewed the police departments
1901 budget and emerged with
operation and maintenance savings
totaling S16S. 00o Princi p
changes included transfer Of the
signal bureau 10 the public light
inc commission ESTIMATED saving.
$4,000 and substitution of 81 500
a year hailiffs for s. 6i0 a year
patrolmen in Traffic Court al
though tho bailiff proposal has
been delayed by litigation oSti-
mated savings when and il If
takes effect Is SI6 SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Has Bruited Bankers

Teamed with his youthful con-
troller. Donald SLUT. Mayor JET
fries has locked horns with every
banker between New York and
Chicago in order 10 reduce financ-
ing costs on Detroit 8apeF.. And
interest rates on the city's short
term loans dropped progressively
from = of ] per cent last jan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

uarv 10 /, of ! per cent when the
city made It's last short term loan
last May. Prior 10 last January
incidentally Detroit paid from i.
10 , per cent for short term
money.
The eitY,S -leRg range bond re-
funding program, which began
back in January. 1896. has been
accelerated during the past l.
months. Under this program the
city issues short term serial
bonds bearing low interest rate:
and with funds derived therefrom
retires long-hved catiabie bonds
bearing much higher interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Appeal for Support

Signatures on today appeal "a
the Che Executive were au-
ihorized Ter use by the 70 For
oign War committee n response
Ia two hroadcaSis by MarsbalI yes
fcrdsy in which he appealed fer
support 70 The common people
r7f n He - a7tts NiG1ftT W.cSt the
common people who provide The
cannon fodder and he food with
which 10 feed an army
Marshall said his. committee
Certainly * not working for a
NaZi victory but declared that
America has the power To stop the
war. and nc called upon the presi-
ucnl to make Use OF that poweEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Dissent Jared
Tn Whites Group

NEW s,4iftfl 3ssl- ~. ~ f1SVsSsa -
Dssent fssfft1l1G th44vlttaticrS of the
,cafrafiiit ff.a Ia ssJkffffttf1ca by
aidHg tie 4 lies niassS-..stt, veal led its-
sGay .sffs+sifst z=as-seNarling from two
Teff1tsAi.S that they would accept
n0compromiSe on the basic issue"
Of fu1haid' To Britain
They were Herbert Bayard
Swope and DR. Frank Kingdom
-'=-ihe threatened to break with the
committed. headed by Kansas Edi-
tor William Allen White, over
Whites declaration that the or
sanizatIon opposed repeal of the
johnson act. carrying of contra
band into the war zone on Ameri-
can ships or sending of conveys TO
England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
HHUTHH MdrE!
Jeffries Record Given
In Boy Town Regime
Mayor Turns Toward Unfinished
Part of Program; Saves City
Thousands of Dollars
HGIfraH Nlark!
By JACK NENILI.

Mayor Edward le0es IF and his Boys Town eo,etnment
reached Tie halfway point his first January a
i IA beena busy
o governmental which Detrots
young dedicated himself become accomplished
h frosta aggressive during 1911
stewardship the credit rating has been
have been hammered down
police generally regarded danger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
Observe Silver Weddino

Mr. and Mrs. Erick Anderson
Saturday night celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
at silver wedding party in their
home, 5371 ST. Clair avenue. Rela-
tfves and friends attended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

0uslY f0pheaNN have been pIaced
On safe and sound basis. Mer-
gers have taken place. eliminating
services. and heh-Pro-
duolnc "dead-wood has been
. j. r.,.g,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29
THRIFT PAY
PLAN

You buy the same as you
do for cash, but pay once
week for 10 weeks, or
twice month. Or you
pay "a on February 10th,
X on March 10th, u on
April 10th. You pay only
the low cash sale price
plus one dollar service tee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

Euery Arthur Murray teacher 10
selected for her patient, sym-
pathetic maHssr. Learning to
dance Hitb Murray EXPERTS 30
fHni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-29

In spite of tremendous mishgured
than should show! AS result we're holding
saleofeng drastic reduce
selected alwoo from
regular stock offer them Monday and Tuesday this amazing
price, Every awool All models! In c patterns
"top" Come and yourself fine coat for
$l2 Join the crowds and share of the savings!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Krajan Sc sritil do rokle.

V Clevelandu "Svet-Ameri-
Can" referuje O nestest1, ktere
potkalo 29leteho krajana Edu-
arda stepinu, z nehoz vsak wy
vail pomerne jeste velice sta
sine.
Ma omrzle dlazbe ma konci
Hamlet ave., kde sc tato sb1ha
S Adolpha ave., dostalo Sc jeho
auto do smyku a stepina byl
bezmocne wren do rokle. Ma
stestf unikl vaznemu poranenl,
o onom m1ste sc udava, re
je nejnebezpecnejsi v celem O.
kolf. Je tam ostra zatacka a
ulice velice 1zka u sameho O.
kraje rokle, pri ktere je pouze
pl1tek, ktery mono proraziti
i obycejnym trakarem, nato2
rozjetym autem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Cesky Mar. HTbitov " Chicagu
prispsI $4,000.

Cesky Mar. HFbitov " Chicago
prispel $4,000.
Ustredna Ceskeho Mar. Sdru-
zeni V Chicago We sve prosinco-
We sch1zi rozhodla jednomysl-
ne pfispeti do legionarskeho
fondu pfi Csl. Mar. Rade cast
kou $1,000. Pr veskere ohrom-
ne praci, kterou Mar. Sdruzeni
kona pro osvobozeni naseho u
jarmeneho naroda, pri peel o
csl. vojaky Anglii a O csl. u
prchllky, nezapomlna ami ma
ty, kdoz do sluzeb prveho boje
dali pred vice nez 20 roxy svo-
je zivoty a kter1 vratili Sc do
|Spoj. StatG jake invalide prace
nechopn1. = Dekujeme vTele
Ceskemu Mar. Sdruzenf "a jeho
dar, jakoz i sboru Ceskeho Ma
rodnlho hfbitova v Chicago,
jenz prispel do fondu castkou
800.
Y t6chto dnech byly z IRA
dovny Mar. Rady rozeslany
cheeky nasim csl. legionardm-
invaliddm rGznych castech
|Spoj. StatG. Nasi "hosi" dosta-
nou je tedy v cas-, ably mohli
svym rodinam pfipraviti ra-
dostne vanoce. CO radosti "a
nesou tyto pr1spevky do jejich
pfibytkG, jak potes1 Sc nasi in
valide vedomfm, re neni ma ne
zapom1nano! Diky vsem, kdo5
Vcasnym zaslan1m penez umo5
Mill tuto nad1lku! = Kdo rych-
lie da, dvakrat da!
Denne prichazejf penize "a
zaslane znamky, prichazejf no
We objednavky, Diary cd spolkG
j jednotlivcu i dopisy, jez sved.
c1 o dobrem srdci nasich ces-
kych a slovenskych krajanG.
Ma n%ovorocnf blahopran1 pc.
uzijte pomocnych znamek! OF
|~jednavky adresujte: Disabled
Czechoslovak Legionnaires.
4O49 w. 26th St., Chicago, I'll
Veskere Diary budou kvitovany
V casopisech, ale pos1lejte je
primo do 1radovny ma uvede-
nou adresu, ably Sc predeslc
moznym omylGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
Chtsl il polibit.

John Trout, 33lety kapitan
Armady Spasy, byl zatcen v
Chicago ma zalobu 20lete
Ruth O'Danielove, ktera byla
take clenkyn1 Armady Spasy,
ale vystoupila, ponevadz pry
Trout il obtezoval. Zalobkyne
jest rozvedena. Chod1 pod IT,
tulem Miss. Pravi, re byla
u armady nekolik let, ale pred
trent tydny vystoupila, pone-
vadz Trout pry il chtel poll
bit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27
200 evropskych pracovnikI
vYstavY uvazlo v New Yorku.

Dive ste cizincG, kteri prijeli
do Spoj. StatG ma docasna po-
VIOLENT, ably pracovali ma sveto-
We vystave, stale jeste Sc nemG-
re dostati domG. A to jednak
pro to, jezto Nemecko zabralo
jejich rodne zeme, a jednak ma
sledkem toho, re britska bio
kada Jim zabranuje v navratu.
Cechoslovak1 Zde uvaZlo Is.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27

re S milou Jirinou sc ma udo-
britt, ably mohl pomoci jeji pan
nu judith do ''narodn1 besedy'
vevabiti.
Nez kdyz ma tento zp1sob
priSel, tn mu napadl vykvet We
skereho libomudrctv1: co nedo-
vedes sam, jiny ii k tomu ne
dopomuze, a co mites udelati
dnes, to neodkladej ma Ultra.
Snazenec libomudrctv1 ,byl
vsecek stasten.
evils, Vojtiku, dnes 81 ma il
Tinku pekn6 pod Jezfskem po-
cfhas a vypov1s il, kterak by
bylo Neustupovi milo, kdyby
pTftelkyn6 jej1 do "narodnf be-
sedy" prisla, a tomu neveT1m,
ably pro tuto novinu nezapom-
nela ma mou vcerejsf nedba-
lost"
DvoTak div re 81 srdecnym
pot6senfm mad stastnym rozu-
zlenfm teto nemile zahady ne
poskocil. Razem byl opet We
sci a stasten, tax re p%oznovu
Ike staremu svemu hospodafi,
panu Mrazovi, Easel, ably S MIN
pohovoril.
Nemelt do dila zadne chuti.
Pan Mraz byl teto navsteve
velice povdecen.
"To tam name chumelku!"
povidal, snazenci ma padaj1c1
snfh ukazuje.
Name" odpov6d6l tento.
"To je venku jiste sanice!"
m1nil pan Mraz.
MONA, re Sc ma vanOce do
ma ma sanich svezeme," rozva-
zoval s~nazenec libomudrctv1.
"Az, panouSku, budete va
noce traviti We vlastn1 domac-
nosti," uklouzlo starochovi.
"Vsak jste Sc tim svetem a sko-
lami jiz az hrGza naplahocil.
Je to horst neil naSinec uced-
Observation-Disclosures prodela, van
drem Sc projde a "majstrstuk"
zpGsobf!"
"Kazdy zname sve!"
Gale, panousku, ten vas INA
my to je nejaky kosdk! Jake
ten pan advokat Eric! Vsak no
znate. z Pasfrske ulice cd ella
t6ho prstenu!" Toho pana nam
nesmirn6 rad. A Vlte, Famous
ku, proc?"
"Ze je to skutecne hodny pan
a vlastenec!"
"Kdyby nebyl, tax bych o
mem ami vGbec nemluvil. To
mne znate, ale ia no nam pro-
to rad, re je to clovek naseho
remesla, re jest vyucen skutku
milosrdenstvf "nahe od1vati', s
pychou vsecek Sc usm1vaje "a
I'll starry krejcf.
"Jak to-"
PAN advokat Eric je vyuce-
ny naSinec a nestyd1 sc "a to a
proto mu Pan B1h dava stesti!"
Staroch byl We SVEN zivlu.
NadSen, rozradovan. Vojtech
Sc mu musil usmati.
"a jak to souvisf S Neustu-
pOu?" ptal Sc.
"Ten je Ease pfimy. ia no
prohledl hned. Ma ON zname-
mite oko a dobre chuti. Jen jed
nou sem pride a jiz chyt1. re
sem priputuje Ultra zase?" no
voril starry.
"a proc?"
"Proto re 81 nadchazf prftel-
ku te vasf panenky. z oci mu
to kouka!"
Tim byl snazenec libomudr-
ctvf porazen. Co starry krej-
covsky mistr okamzite profile
dl, to on nepochopil, az kdyz
no on ma to upozornil a kdyz Sc
mu Bretislav sam primal. We
lice Sc ma sebe proto mrzel.
Bodejt ne, kdyz We sve hflsne
zaslepenosti poklad sveho srd-
ce urazil.
Jak to ted Odclnl!
Must veskerou svou chytrost
kterou sam mel a kterou z pro-
studovanych knih pochytil, ma
to vynalozit. A pax snad mu
Dude Jezisek v koutku ma scho-
dech napomocen. TAX alespon
pevne doufal a vefil --
Pana Jirina Pavllkova byla
dnes We SVEN srdci i myslenl
vsecka nestastna a nespokoJe-
ma. To, CO il Vojtech proved,
toho 81 cd neho "a svou upf1m-
nou k nemu lasku nikterak ne
zaslouzila. Hnedle byla by s.
proto dobre matinee zasteskla.
nez v tom il napadlo, jestli
snad "pTitel jeji' Sc n%eroztonal
Divine jsou sticky pane, pc
nichz cloveku nutno kraceti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27

JlZ vice AMI XIV, S QOJcmnOu
d1tklivosti karave snazence Ii
bomudrctvl oslovila.
Ten ovsem re uc1til THU te
vytky a razem j podlehl.
"Prominte mne," spustil, mi
sto ably pekne z vesela o jinem
rec zacal.
To opet Jirinu velmi pfekva-
pilo.
"Vzdyt ia vas nechci snfsti,"
odbyla no, obavajic Sc v techto
pripadech nekonecne Vojtecho
wy prosebnosti. il slo o dGlezi-
tejsf veci. On prisel, a to ro-
zumne dlvce dostacilo, a proto
musila S MIN projednati, co 81
"a povinnost pokladala.
Jindy Sc tady v techto mis-
tech, kamz nebylo ami s hurry,
ami z dull videti, rada ma okam-
Xix omeskala, ale to musil byti
Vojtech We prajine nalade, ne
Eli byl dnes, kdy by sc dial ko-
lem prstu otociti. TAX Sc j ne
l1blval. Musila no ma jine my
slenky privesti a proto pekne
ma Jez1Ska jen Sc ohlednouc
hopkovala dale. Snazenci Ii
bomudrctv1 nezbylo nezli PEEK
ne il nasledovati.
"Neco bych S vami rada pro-
mluvila," zacala jiz, kdyz do
prGjezdu z ticheho domu do
Zahradni ulice vedouc1ho vcha
zeli.
ga vsecko rad uslysim," sti-
snene odtuSil Vojtech.
Velmi mt bylo/ divno, re dnes
parma Jirina i mezi ctyrma oci-
ma vede 81 vGci nemu tax CHE.
Go to?
"Vy. jste take clenem vybo-
ru "narodn1 besedy"!"
"Jsem!"
"Dobre, tedy mne udelate,
Vojtisku, neco k WILL" vfele Sc
rozhovofovala.
To opet snazence libomu-
drctv1 vzpamatovalo, re Sc az
pousmal.
"Milerad!"
"Tak pozvete do "narodni
besedy" pannu judith Hause-
rovu, vsak on ten pan, co vas
n~avstevuje, il bez pochyby bill
re zna!"
Vojtech jake by ma kone po-
sadila.
Jak velice Sc mylil, jak hire
sill, kdyz sveho srdce potesen1 z
cerne grady a false podezr1val.
"a ia chtel prave Jirinku
prositi, ably tn pannu premluvi-
la, by pozvani prijala a do
"narodnl besedy" prisla," wy
znaval.
"Tohle Sc mne lib1," oborilo
Sc ma libomudrce devce, re ne
vedel, CO ma odpovedeti.
"Neustupa mne o to zadal,'
vyznaval.
"Tak bych fekl co a jak! ia
bych 81 mohla mysliti, re 81 to
preje pan Vojtech sam, a tn
bychom sc spolu nedohodli!"
vyhrozovala parma, jiz nesmlr-
ne tesilo, kterak sveho milehO
podesila. Ale spolu zaroven no
lined litovala vidouc, v jake
rozpaky no pfivedla.
Ones byl u mne!" pov1dal.
"No, vzdyt je dobre! Je to
ash vas dobry pfitel. Neustu-
1pa! Judita, kdyz il pozvete,
Pride jistotne," h~ovofila Jifi-
ma.
"To Dude BTetislav rad!"
"a co on dela?"
"Je %jurista," vykladal Vol
tech a vypravel O mem S dGklad
nost1 svemu studiu vlastn1, jak
Sc S MIN INA a co a jak dale je,
Jirina mu bedlive nasloucha-
la. Byla 1plne spokojena, te-
Sic Sc, jak Dude moci Ultra druz
ce oplaceti. Jiz vedela vsech-
no, a jak dGkladne. Ma Vol
techa Sc vice nemrzela. Ztres-
tala no dost, kdyz mu dala CT
It'll, re neni tax vrouci a pr1tul-
ma jake jindy. Uznaly libomu-
Dire neodvazil Sc ami slovfckem
prot tomu neco nam1tati. By
rad, re Sc jeho nepredlozenost
takto hladce ma mem vymstila
Bal Sc vec1 daleko horsich q
-lproto pri rozloucenf Urine rue
ku skoro vdecne pol1bil a %
domu matinky jeji jake S Won
nou rdzinkou v srdci posp1chal
ably prfteli vyrldil, re poselstv.
dobre dopadlo, a Judita dc
"narodni besedy" pride.
Sci Ike "KomarkGm."
Kdyz parma Judita, dcers
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-27

Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni vsno-
valo pro Gsl. legionafe-invalidy
tisic dolarHG.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1940-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John M. Lewis and Viola B. Lewis,
his wife, from VIM. H. Scott, Trustee,
the "Wm. Green Davis Home Farm ,
containing rs acres, more or less, near
Whaleyville, in the 9th Elec Dist.
Consideration $1975.
Martha Brown from Henry Purnell
Jackson and wife, farm known as
the "Ashcraft Place., containing 25
acres, more or less, in the 3rd Elec.
Dist, on the Southerly side of the
County Road that leads easterly from
Buckingham Cemetery to the j. Edw.
Rayne Farm, on Trappe Creek. Con-
sideration $5 &c.
County Commissioners of Wor. Co.
from Arthur w. Duer and wife, real
estate in tn End Elec. Dist, between
the State Road leading from Snow
Hill to Berlin and the right Of way
of the D., M. & w., Railroad Co., but
not adjoining either said road or said
right of way. Consideration $50.
Norman S. Mariner and Eva J. Mar
iner, his wife, from Frederick M.
Mariner and Algie R. Mariner, Execu-
tors, the late edwin A. Mariner
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1940-03-29
FARMER is STRUCK BY
AUTO IN DELAWARE

Roland T. Ekridge, 62, farmer of
near Seaford, was fatally injured last
week when he was struck by an auto
mobile operated by Granville J. Ward,
23, of Seaford, while walking along
side his horse and wagon about two
miles north of Seaford on the Cannon
road.
His death was the seventh automo-
bile fatality in the state this year, as
compared with IA during the CORES
ponding period Of 1889. He was the
second person to be killed in Sussex
County this year.
Eskridge had been employed during
the day plowing gardens for several
families in Seaford and Blades. He
set out for his home, btween Cannon
and Hearn's Mill, after working on
the garden Of Clarence C. Clifton of
Blades.
According to Ward, Eskridge had
been walking in the middle of the dirt
road, with no light on the rear Of the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1940-03-29

Homeplace, containing 13 acres in the
End Elec Dist and about 1 mile from
Snow Hill at the junction of the Snow
Hill to Salisbury State Road and the
Snow Hill to Wilton State Road.
Consideration $500.
Norman M. Mariner and Eva Pow
ell Mariner, his wife, from E. Grice
Payne and wife, farm property on the
Easterly side Of the County Road lead
ing from Snow Hill to Nassawango
Bridge in the End Elec Dist. Consid-
Grafton $40 &c.
Paul T. Murray and Pearl E. Muir
ray, his wife, from Ernest J. Dennis,
real estate containing about 2 aces,
more or less, in the 5th Elec. Dist,
located on the N. E. side of the Stone
Road leading from Berlin, Md, to and
adjoining the Dupont Highway, Of
Del. Consideration $40 &c.
Laura X. Bunting from Ebe W.
Bunting, part of the Harper Farm"
&C., on the St. Martin River, in the
9Th Elec. Dist. Consideration 81 &C.
Clara B. Godfrey, Everett Godfrey,
Jr., Merrill Godfrey and Bob Wilson
Godfrey from Ebe w. Bunting, real
estate on the South side of the Pub
lie Road leading from Bishopville to
the "White Farm, in St. Martins