davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19

President Truman oznacil nedeli, Fl. kvetna, "a den 81
tax letos je to tfetf nedele V kvetnu, ktera byla presidentskou
proklamacf oznacena Ia vhodny cas- k uctenf mladych Ameri-
CANT, kteff behem roku dospei volebnfho veku, a V cizine ma
rozenych muzu a zen, kteff byi v tomtez casovem dseku ma
turalsovani.
v letosnf proklamaci nam president Truman pfipomfna,
znanf a mnoha narodnostnfch pdvodd, a Re je nanejvys ne
zbytne, ably kazdy obcan, naturalsovany rodily, pTjal "a
vazky obcanstv1 a ably jim vzdy pine dostal.
Ia tim dcelem nepromeska obcan nikdy voleb a snazf Sc
uzfti syeho vlivu k tomu, ably pr hlasovanl zvtezili jen cest-
se a oc iea9en za aanuinau ' d dobs yaiEy y je p% pohoto Sus souz RGu v branz
ne moci nebo jinde, kde je jeho sluzeb potfeba; vyvarovava
zenske nebo jinonarodni; podlli Sc aktivne ma verejnych We
czech sve obce a snazf Sc ucinii il kouskem lepsfho sveta.
Rozsah, V jakem plnili Americana vsechny tyto zAyaz-
a zeme; dnes vsak ma jejich postoj k temto povinnostem INA
eny vHv ma narody v Europe, ma Blfzkem Dalnem vycho-
q tschto narodd je americka demokracie podrobovana
zk stsIe ;es4 NY ,dan na z5n pfatele e . d dshranis1, z d5o 1zRonaja j1 Rds
nase ciny pokulhavajl "a ideally, tax aspon vyjadfujeme dd-
malnfm demokratckym procesem postupne napravovany. Ma
81 soupefi pc STRANGE ideologicke naopak zddraznujf = a ne
risana neplni sve zavazky dobrych obeand, pax vkSdaji do
rukou ~neprateld zbran k dtoku ma d~emokracii re zamori.
Prohlasujeme ma pffklad $ hrdostf, re nase vlada je Via
roku 1913 dostavilo Sc k volbam pouze SIP procenta kvalifi-
kovanych volied! Y poslednich narodnich voibach vykonad1oo
tuto obcanskou povinnost "a procent volic1 V Italii, skoro 80
procent v Norsku, "a procent v Anglii a Is procent v zapad-
MIN Nemecku.
Jak z domaciho, tax mezinarodnfho hlediska je proto
nosti, z nichz jednou z ~prednich je prave povinnost hlasova-
ii. Nase zeme je jiz dnes pffkladem tenn, ktefi Sc snaz1 ma
lett cestu re svetoveho chaosu Ike svobode a k hospodafske
stabilize. President Truman oznacuje Spojen6 Staty "a "hyb-
nu sfu pfi podporovan1 myslenky lidske svobody."
Ma SVEN svetovem vGdc1m m1ste symbolsuje dnes presi-
dent Truman deu, "a nz Sc pachtil duch svobodneho cloveka
pc cee veky. President je pfednfm %zastancem obeanskych
svobod a rovnych ~pT1leztost1 pro kazdeho, bez ohledu ma to-,
z jake rasove, n~abozenske nebo narodnostnf skupiny yySel; je
prednim zastancem bezdomovcd a n~escetnych tis1cI tech, KITE
81 Sc chvejf hrdzou We st1nu komunistcke agrese.
Americana jsou pfesvedceni, re v jejich zpdsobu zivota
-ve.s vobodnem zpdsobu tai Sc nadeje celeho lidstya; AZ y
DAY" NELL bychom 81 vsichni uvedomiti nase povinnosti ia
kozto dobrych americkych obcand, a nell bychom Sc jejich
rlnHn< zocu6tif
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
A
81 AM AN AMERICAN DAY"
" BALTIMORE.

Prnvod v Baltimore Sc shro-
mazdiv 1880 odpol. a >zapocne
We 2 hodiny cd Broadway a
Bank ulic a Dude sc ubfrati do
Patterson Parku. Celia slavnost
Dude take ma rozhlasu a tele-
visi.
V teto vazne a mono flci
kriticke dobe ktera panuje pc
celem svete name byti hrdi, re
m1zeme vyjadTiti poctu k no
vim obcanGm a projeviti mas
Amerikanism.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
Zajezd Americke Sokolske
Oboe ma Slet do Los Angeles
a daIekI Zapad 1850.

V posledn1 MAST kapitole "a
jezdove loucili jsme Sc Sc ctena-
Fl o~znamenfm, re nasedame do
vlaku Santa Fe a opouStejlce
Lima, New Mexico, tes1me sc
ma Grand Canyon. Priced We
Ger v 8 hodin.
We stTedu, &c. c%ervence: =
Snfdane v pTepychovem hotelu
Ell Tovar. Hotel tento, jeden z
nejpohodlnejsfch a nejvystav'
nejsich, take nejnakladnejsf no.
tell resortnfch jiznfho zapadu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
BEzNE Oslo (NO.) 2153

VAST
nlcl Santa Fe drahu u jejfho
nadrazl, nedaleko Bright An
gel stezky "Trail."
Pojmenovan byl pc spaniel
skem dobyvateli Don Pedro To-
varovi, jenz byl spolu1castnf-
KEN vypravy Coronadovy, KITE
ra objevila Grand CANYON ro-
&c 1910.
Ell Tovar hotel jest stavba
nepravidelna, podlouhla, nfzka,
pouzito bylo k jeho zbudovanf
pf1rodnich hrubych balvan1 a
lesniho drivl. Ma misty tfi, mi
sly ctyry patra. p
Budova jest v naproste har-
monii S okolim. Ma vzdusne,
kryte otevrene verandy a "a
brady ma stTese.
SO yardG cd Ell Tovar hotelu
naleza Sc pTesna reproduce
dvou a til poschodovych oby-
dl1 Hopi IndianG, ktera ,jsou
zbudovana z cihel ma slunci SUI
senych a z kamen1. Jest zde
tez nekolik "hogans" Navajo
IndianG.
V Hopi House nalezajf Sc "a
j1mave kolekce indianskeho
rukodflneho umenf; veci byly
vyznamenany cenami ma St.
Louiske svetove vystave. Zde
take zije mala skupina Hopi
Indian1, kter1 jsou bez WYNN
ky nejprimitivnejs1m re vsech
IndianG americkych. Jejich
obrady jsou staletf stare a nej-
znamejs1 z mich jest t. Nv. cha
df tanec". Muzi tkajf JENNIE
pokryvky, zeny zhotovujf Hill
meme %pfedmety. Navajo India
nj jsou znam1 svymi koberci a
vyrobou rucne tepaneho strlbr-
neho zboz1, hlavne klenot1, pr
stend a naramkG. z Cataract
Canvonu casteji zav1taji do Ell
Tovar Supais.
Grand Canyon jest cast ma
rodn1ho parku tehoz jmena.
Jest nejpodivuhodnejs1 ukaz-
kou vyleptavan1 zeme We svete.
Nachazf sc v severni casti sire
dni Arizony. Tato krajina by
la V roce 1908 urcena presi-
dentem Rooseveltem co narod-
nj pomn1k a je znama jake je-
den re sedmi div1 sveta.
Grand Canyon je prekvapu-
j1c1m d1lem pT1rody, ktere Sc
media porovnat ami dost 1--WE po-
psat. Nen1 podobneho ami roz-
merry, 1tvary, hron a sytost1
barev a nevycerpatelnou jejich
zmenou.
Scenericke podrobnosti.
Reka Colorado ,ktera vybra-
la tuto mohutnou prohluben,
proteka celou serii kanonn ma
ceste asi 500 mil dlouhe v kra-
jine zname CO koloradske Wy
vyseniny. Tyto kanony jsou
hluboke a jejich strany jsou
pT1kre. Cast znama CO Grand
Canyon nasleduje fadu zatocin
tahnouc1ch sc Cd Grand Wash
skal bl1zko hranic statu Neva-
da k 1patf marble George"
bl1zko severn1ch hranic Arizo-
ny. Grand Canyon narodni
park zabira sc ctverecnlch mil
nejdivocejsf a nejkrasnejsf cas-
tt, kterou Teka Colorado Sc v
zatackach prodfra pc delce
los mil.
Ramon byl probadan clenem
Coronadovy expedice Garcia
Lopes de Cardenas v roce 1910.
Vroce 1869 major John Yves
ley Powell, reditel zemepisneho
vymereni Spojenych StatG byl
prvnfm kdo ma rece proplul &C.
lou delkou kanonu a pokusil Sc
O probadanf jeho. Muzi, kteri
byli v teto expedici, vypraveli @
svych trech mesfcfch, o utrpe-
nj a nebezpec1.
Krasn6 barevny kamen, KITE
ry tvoT1 steny kanonu je hlavn6
pfskovec, vapenec a bTidlice
vytvorena v kamenne dobe.
Ramon je tax zajfmavy a po-
divuhodny, re Sc k nas1 navste'
We v techto mfstech jeste vra'
time.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19

velka rodinna oslava ma Point
Pleasant Beach.
Ku 4Oti-letemu Vyroc1 snat-
ku nasich milych krajanu p. a
pf. Josefa a Amalie Drasal mno-
no zdravf, stestf a Bozlho Po-
zehnan1 pfeje
Redakce ~"TELEGRAFU"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
Sestra Josefa Kuska, ucetnice
T. J. Sokol Curtis Bay

ktera Sc pred nedavnem po-
drobila operaci, naleza Sc nyni
v domac1m osetTovan1.
Prejeme il brzke a 1plne u
zdravenf a doufame, re j wi
dime O Verejnem Cvicen1 Sokol-
skem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
Sokolska Hlldka.
Zavody a Okrskove Sokolske
Vefeine Cviceni v Curtis Bay.

Kazdorocni vyvrcholen1 So
kolske prace Sc pTedvad1 nasi
|csl. vereinosti Sokolskymi We
reinymi Cvicen1mi. Letosnl Wy
stoupenf celeho Okrsku zupy
Vychodnf Dude Sc konati ma
prostornem hT1sti Vefejne sko-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
Vehement" V Curtis Bay.

NAO DOJ
Program cviceni Dude r1diti
okrskovy naceln1k br. Eda Stet-
ka a okrskova nacelnice ses.
Ruzena Jarosova. Ucinkovati
Dude .znama kapela br. Jana
Svitaka. Pc VeTejnem Dude
prava Sokolska Veselice v So
kolovne T.. J. Sokol Curtis Bay.
Vsichni velice dobre zname cur
tisbayske sestTicky a bratry a
to je zarukou, re O obcerstven1
a i neco k zakousnut1 Dude o.
pravdu nalezite postarano. Sly
Sell jsme mnohe nase krajany,
re Sc take budou tesiti ma W.
bornou "Racf Polevku". V pri-
prave teto marylandske po-
choutky nejsou nase curtisbay-
ske sestricky k bidovani!
V okol1 Sokolovny je s dosta-
tex mlsta ma parkovanf auto
mobil1.
Ma shledanou v Curtis Bay V
sokolskych dnech 27. a %.
kvetna. Ma zdar!
Zprava z Karetniho Vecfrku
Sok. Jednot " Baltimore!
Dairy peneznf:
Sestra T. Sykora @$1.OO
M. SochGrek LOO
R. Legro LOO
V. HULA 1.50
Dairy vecne:
Ses. T. Sykora, 1 ID. coffee a
1 Id. tea; ses. A. Marek, mems
hankerchiefs; ses. M. Engel-
hardt, 5 ID. sugar; ses. K. Sew
elk, 5 ID. sugar; ses. B. PaTfzek,
5 ID. sugar; ses. M. Pillar, 5 ID.
sugar; ses. F. Hejny, Jr., fruit
Juice set; p1. r. Klimes, candy
dish; pf. Cerny, apron; ses. M.
Parfzek, knitted sweater; ses.
V. Kilian, platter & bottles
p1. Philip Cvach, towels; ses.
B. Otenasek, tumbler set; ses.
A. Cesky, 1 doz. eggs; ses. E.
Martinez; shoe bag a 5 ID. SUI
gar; ses. B. Bouda, banker
chief & grocery; ses. r. Cihlaf,
l doz. doughnuts; br. Chas.
tGerveny, wine; Gym Girls, gro
ceries..
Zabavnf Vybor Sok. Jednot
v Baltimore ukoncil svoji Gin
most posledn1m Karetn1m We
clrkem minulou sobotu, IS
kvetna a vzdava ma tonic mis-
tie vsem, kdoz nase podniky
podporovali a vsem darcGm ma
Karetnich Zabavach upT1mn6
sokolske d1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
MiIou vzpominku re Slunne
Italie

ItaIIe
nam zaslala znama ceska Flat
nice pf. Anezka Svejdova. Do
stall isme krasne pohlednice z
ostrova Capri a pax z Vatika-
nu. namestf a basiliku Sv. Pc
ira. Pfse: "Pozdrav z R1ma,
budu Yam psati pozdeji O me
ceste. A. SveJdova.
Dekujeme srdecne "a mile
vzpominky. Redakce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
Kvitovani darIE ma Stoleckovou
Zabavu Sboru Ctilada-Jaromira
cislo Is j. &. d. a p.

Marie Bartos, 5 ID. cukru;
KateTina Miller, double boiler,
2 sosky; Ella Svrcek, 2 dterky;
Antonio Deyhof, l ID. crisco, 2
slintacky; Marie Schutter, 2
obhackovane kapesniky, COM
pact, 2 pot holders, vonavku;
Karolina Masek, kosfk; Helen
Kucera, 2 vazy; Anezka Koe-
nigsmark, 5 ID. curku a sklene-
nou misu; Nadia Karpenko, 5
ID. mouky a mydlovy prasek;
p. Lhotsky, kosfk zeleniny; p.
M. Krfz, 3 tucty vajec; Marie
Kozlovsky, double boiler; Lud-
mila Selig, konvici ma kavu;
Marie Turc, 5 ID. cukru, tucet
vajec, hofcici, hrozinky; Tere-
zie Brozfk, kvetinu, 2 kapesn1-
ky, 2 at. mleka a konvici ma
kavu; Marie Novotny, scarf set;
Marie Gregor, tao; Marie Kraft
toilet water, bath powder; An
tonic Marek, hand lotion; Ma
RE Pillar, parky a rolls; Fran
ces Simon, lahev VIVA; Eva
Hacker, 1 ID. crisco; Barbora
Mannion, lahev VIVA; Karolina
sevcfk, 5 ID. mouky; Matylda
Engelhard, 5 lb. cukru; Elisha
Linhard, pot holders; Anna
Cerny, EASTERN; E. simdnek,
EASTERN; Marie Hrabanek, hac-
kovanou tasku; Rosalie Legro,
tasku; Mrs. Philip Cvach, diva
rucniky; Katerina Benes, hac-
kovanou hvezdu; Bozena Par1-
EEK, 5 ID. cukru; F. Vacek,
cake set; Kar. Zelenka, pou-
kazku ma mleko z Wills NILE
karny; M. Turc, poukazku ma
mleko z Wills mlekarny; Anna
Groppe, poukazku ma potravi-
ny v Gene $3.50.
Penezite Diary:
Elisha Linhard $.100
Bozena PaTizek 100
FrantiSka Riha 100
Marie Maxa 100
Annastazie Kotras 100
B. Zelenka 100
Marie Steiner, zasteru; An
nastazie Zaj1c, 3 kapesn1ky;
Prochazka, 2 pot holders, 2 hac-
kovan6 hvezdice; Kar. Zelen-
ka, 5 ID. cukru, 5 Id. mouky;
Marie Rys, sklenene misky.
Dekujeme srdecne pf. Bessie
Bouda "a vypomoc.
Vsem darcGm diky vzdava
Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-19
W W. W vs. W. W W W
4 Am An American Day 1850"

q. nase zem, vybudovana ldmi mnoha ras, mnoha
vyznanf a mnoha narodnostnich p1vodG, stala Sc hybnou siou
pi podporovanf myselnky ldske svobody 80"
z proklamace presidenta Trumana Ike dni
81 AM AN AMERICAN DAY 1850"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Mrs. Lizzie Florence baylor, $40
Mulberry Avenue, widow of Robert
B. Kaylor, died on February II at
the Garlock Memorial Convalescent
Hospital, following an illness of eight
months, aged II years.
Mrs. Kaylor was a lifelong resi-
dent of this county, born and reared
in the Beaver Creek district. She
was the daughter of William C.
and Barbara Ann (Rohrer) Gray.
She is survived by: one son, Don
aid G. Kaylor, this city; niece,
Mrs. ]. Khe Cowherd, Cumberland,
Md; and several grand nieces and
nephews.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
ANNA B. HAWKINS
LAMES e. HANKINS

OklhIIO 1111INiA11NO
No. 18440 Equity In The Circuit
Court For Washington County
TO: JAMES E. HAWKINS, DE-
PENDANT, and nonresident OF the
State of Maryland.
The object of this suit is that the
Complainant may be divorced A
VINCULO MATRIMONII from the
said Defendant, and for other re-
lief. The Bill States that the parties
were married on the 10Th day of
June, 1899, by a Minister of the
Gospel in Washington, D. c., and
Immediately thereafter they took up
their residence in Washington, d. G.
That your Oratrix is a resident OF
Hagerstown, Washington County,
Maryland; and has been since July
LIST, 1913; that your Respondent is
a nonresident of the State of Mary
land; and his present address is 2370
Champlain ST., NV, Washington,
D. c. That your Respondent desert
ed your Oratrix on the 5th day of
February, 1947, and refused to live
with her. That there were no chill
dren born unto your OratriX and
Respondent as a result of this mar
riage That your OratriX is tenn
porarily employed in Arlington, Vir-
ginia, but maintains her residence
here in Hagerstown, Maryland, re-
siding at No. 49 Charles Street. That
said desertion has continued unin-
terrupted for a period of over 35
months and is deliberate and final
and beyond any hopes of reconcilia-
ton; and the Bill prays for an Or
der of Publication.
1T is THEREUPON, this 21st day
of January, AID, 1850, by the Cir
cult Court for Washington County,
sitting as a Court of Equity ORDER
ED that the Plaintiff, by causing a
copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Wash
ington County, once in each of four
successive weeks prior to the 23rd
day of February, 1850, give notice
to the said Defendant of the object
and substance of this suit and warn
ing him to be and appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor, on
or before the 18th day of March,
AID, 1850, to answer the premises
and show cause, if any there-be,
why a decree ought not be passed
as prayed.
j. GUY WEAGLEY
TRUE COPY TEST:
]. Guy Weagley, Clerk
1-26-4t
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William Fowler, Leesburg, Va; and
Samuel H., Hagerstown; IL grand
children, 20 great-grandchildren and
two Observation-Disclosures.
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tired farmer of near Leitersburg,
was found dead in the kitchen of
his farmhouse on the morning of
February IL by a son. The cause
of death was not Immediately
known. His wife died last June,
and he had been living alone.
The deceased was one of the old
est residents of the Leitersburg dis
trict. He was born in Washington
County and had lived at the same
address, near Petersburg, for the
past 70 years. He was member of
Miller's Mennonite Church near
Leitersburg.
He is survived by: five sons Irwin
L., Hagerstown, Route 5; Earl c.;
Hagerstown, Route 6; Louis A.,
Sharpsburg; Abram j., Waynesboro,
Route 3; and Rev. Cyrus L., Hagers-
town, Route 6; also 90 grandchil-
dren and % great-grandchildren.
He was the last surviving member of
his family until time of his death
Joseph Frederick Roulette, well
known Sharpsburg dairyman, died
on February 10 of heart condition,
aged SO years.
The son of John D. and Anna
Rohrback Roulette, Sharpsburg, he
was lifelong member of the Re
formed Church and Sunday school
at Sharpsburg, superintendent of
the Sunday school for 40 years, and
a member of the church consistory.
He is survived by his wife, Estella
Remsburg Roulette; a son, Paul;
two daughters, Margaret and Cora;
sister, Margaret; and two broth
ers, j. Walter, Sharpsburg; and ELS
worth, Hagerstown.
]. Walter Ford, 81 West Frank
lin Street, died at his home on Feb
ruary 10, after an illness of Is
months, aged SO years.
He was the son of James P. and
Malinda Young Ford. Born at
Boonsboro, he was a member of the
Boonsboro Lutheran Church, and
for 80 years was an employee of the
Hagerstown Shoe Company.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. E.
May Ford; daughter, Mrs. M. Lu-
Their Snyder, Hagerstown; a sister,
Clemmie Ford, Boonsboro; and sew
eral nieces and nephews.
Mrs. MolIie Slower, widow of
George M Slower and a former
resident of Boonsboro, died at the
Guilford Nursing Home, Boons-
boro, on February 9 after lengthy
illness, aged 88 years.
She was born at Annville, Pa,
but had lived in Boonsboro for a
number of years. She was a mem
Der of the Reformed Church of
Boonsboro.
She is survived by five grand
children.
Mrs. BERTHE Metz Baer, widow of
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Oliver Josiah EiIer, well known
retired employee of the Western
Maryland Railroad, died suddenly
at his home, $50 Summit Avenue,
on February 13, aged Sc.
He was born near Woodsboro,
Frederick County, Md, the son of
John and Catherine (Hawk) Eiler,
and had been living in Hagerstown
most of his adult life. He was en-
ployed by the Western Maryland
Railroad for about Is years.
Surviving are: three daughters,
Mrs. William c. House, Scarsdale, N.
Y; Mrs Hubert H. Schindel, Hagers-
town, and Miss Hazel R. Eiler, New
York City; two sons, George Allen
and Murray E., both of Hagerstown;
eight grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
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DEATHS

Mrs. Mary A. Keller, $50 The Ter
race, widow of j. Edgar Keller, died
at the Washington County Hospital
on February IA, aged II years.
She was a member of the First
Christian Church and a charter
member of the Bitner Bible Class.
She was also a member of Henry
Kyd Douglas Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
She is survived by: daughter,
Miss Virginia G. Keller, at home; a
brother, John w, Wroe, Waltham,
Mass; and several nieces and neph-
ews.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Adam Baer, died at the Garlock
Nursing Home on February 8 after
a long illness, aged 70 years.
She was born in Winchester, Va,
the daughter of Jacob and Nancy
(Ebersole) Metz. She had resided
here for the past SIS years and was
a member of the Cedar Grove Men
MONTE Church.
She is survived by: two daughters,
Mrs. John Squires, Hagerstown; and
Mrs. Wilbur Shenk, Philadelphia;
four sons, Martin S., John M. and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Amos c., all of Hagerstown; and DR..
Adam D. Baer, Frostburg; IS grand
children and one great-grandchild;
and sister, Mrs. Amos F. Eby, Lam
caster.
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grandchildren.
William Francis Flaherty, Letters
burg Pike, died at the Washington
County Hospital on February Is af-
ter an illness of one day, aged 81
years.
Born and reared at Bryn Mawr,
Pa, he was the son of Thomas j.
and Nellie Casey Flaherty, and
had resided here for the past four
years. He was employed in cler-
ical capacity at Sherwood Bros.
here.
He was a member of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, the Alsatia Club,
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
the Loyal Order of Moose, the In
dependent Order of Red Men and
the Young Mems Republican Club.
Surviving are: his wife, Helen
Shank Flaherty; three sons, Will
liam Francis, Jr., Benjamin T. and
Thomas j.; and two brothers, Thomas
j., Chester, Pa, and John T., Cal
ifornia.
Earl Henry Wolff died on Febru-
airy IS at the Washington County
Hospital, aged eight years.
He was the son of John H. and
Nellie Catherine (Elliott) Wolff, and
resided in the Beaver Creek area.
Besides his parents, the deceased
is survived by the following broth
ers and sisters: Mrs. Oscar Jones,
Hagerstown; and Mary Catherine,
Naomi Virginia, Helen and Robert
Eugene Wolff, all at home.
Mrs. Lucy b. (Straley) Miller,
widow of Edward E. Miller, 343 JEFF
ferson Street, died on February Is
at the Washington County Hospital.
She was a member of the Church
of the Brethren.
Surviving are: five sons, Paul E.,
William P, Samuel c., w. Maxwell,
all of Hagerstown; and John NJ, Will
Transport; five daughters, Cora E.
Meats, Laura NJ Rowe, Sarah j.
Clark, DaEtta NJ Jackson, and Ber-
tina l. Jones, all of Hagerstown; a
sister, Mrs. George Speaks, Shady
Grove, Pa; Is grandchildren; and
two great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Rosie Anna Elizabeth Fowl
er, widow of Samuel H. Fowler, OF
Williamsport, died at her home in
Brownsville on February IL, after
long illness, aged 80 years.
Surviving are the following chill
dren: Mrs. Gilland Grimm, Mer-
cersburg, Pa; Mrs. Jacob Secrist
Halfway; Noah, Williamsport; Mrs
A1xyo 7 c,,ov, UJ;1lioro c,,or+. +bo Pox,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Andrew C. Site, well known re-
tired farmer of near Leitersburg,
was found dead in the kitchen of
his farmhouse on the morning of
February II by son. The cause
of death was not Immediately
known. His wife died last June,
and he had been living alone.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Mrs. BERTHE Metz Baer, widow of
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

John (Stringer) Frush, well known
resident of near st. PauPs, died at
the Washington County Hospital on
February IA, aged 80 years.
He was born in the Clear Spring
district, son of George w. and Linda
(Repp) Frush and had lived in the
district his entire life.
He is survived by four brothers,
David H. Frush, Blairs Valley; James
Luther, Hagerstown; Walter Hays,
Walnut Point; and Lewis Milton, St.
Paul; also several nieces and neph-
ews.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

WE MAKE RUBBER STAMPS!
We Make Rubber Stamps!
We Make Rubber Stamps!
We Make Rubber Stamps!
We Make Rubber Stamps!
STOUFFER PRINTING co.
"a North Ave. (rear) Phone 1900
Advt
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-02-16

Thomas Lee Burker died at the
home of his son, Noah S. Burker, 20
Garlinger Avenue, on February IA,
aged "a years.
He was born in Page County, Vir-
ginia.
Surviving are: daughter, Ollie
S. Burker; three sons, Noah S., Ray
mond F. and George M, all of Ha-
gerstown; a brother, Samuel B.,
Luray, Va; 35 grandchildren; and SIS
great grandchildren.
Evening star., 1950-05-19
I Soviet Ships in Channel
Where West Will Train
BY the Associotsd Press

PORTSMOUTH. England, May
l9.-Seven Soviet vessels have
passed down the English Channel
where British, French and Dutch
warships will hold anti-submarine
exercises next week.
The Russian vessels-two fishing
craft and five tugs-were chal-
lenged yesterday by Coast Guard
signalmen at Beachy Head east of
Portsmouth. They replied that
they were bound between the
Baltic and Black Seas.
Later the vessels anchored off
the Isle of Wight. A British naval
officer went aboard one from q
motor torpedo boat on a courtesy
call. The Russian craft were
granted permission to put into
Christchurch Bay for repairs to
two of them. Six hours later they
steamed away westward.
Evening star., 1950-05-19
Judge Matthews Learns Case
Involves Her, Quits Trial

William P. Arnold was making his
opening statement. The indict-
ment itself gave no indication
where the offense allegedly was
committed.
When Mr.. Arnold told of the
brick Office on the parking lot,
Judge Matthews thought it
sounded familiar. She looked
through some of the other court
papers and noticed the address.
She called for a bench con-
ference" with attorneys before
her at the bench.
Judge Matthews then had a
deputy United States marshal call
her brother, Edwin Shelton, to
see if Mr.. Henson, the complain
ant in the case, was renting their
lot. She found out he was the
tenant.
Judge Matthews then disquali-
fed herself.
The trial began over again be-
fore Judge Alexander Holtzoff.
It was recessed later until Mon
day,