Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-06-06
NAVY RECRUITING
OFFICER WILDE IN
CITY NEXT WEEK
Representative Of u. S. Navy
To Visit Pocomoke To Sign
Men In The Service

| "a representative VI Cilc OulLSt
States Navy Recruiting service will
be in Pocomoke City at P. NJ, o.
Wednesday June 10, 1925, and will
remain here until 10 A. M. ,on Thurs
day June 18th.
All young men who are interested
or who are thinking Of enlisting in
the Navy, are requested to be in the
post office at the time above stated
to get the information you have been
! waiting for, when you will have an
excellent chance to enlist, as at the
present writing, the Bureau of Navi-
cation has authorized a limited num-
Der of men to be enlisted in the Navy,
this is your chance to enlist before
the quota again becomes filled, when
first enlistments will be discontinued.
This summer many of the local
young men who recently enlisted in
the Navy, will visit the Hawaiian Is
lands from where the famous ukelele
originated, also Australia noted fer
the kangaroo and other famous parts
of the world, that you surely must de-
sire to see.
The United States Navy as an en-
ployer is a hugh corporation, carry
ing on business all over the world,
employing 10000 people, owning
supplies worth billion dollars ,own-
ing floating equipment worth billion
more, owning real estate valued at
half billion, paying out annually
some three hundred millions of dol
lars. Is proof against bankruptcy.
Pays it's employees adequately. Fur
nishes steady employment, no lay-offs
on account of bad business. Gives
bonuses for specially excellent per-
formances. Thousands of men profit
by this annually.
Provides substantial pension after
as little as 16 years employment and
bigger one after 20 years. Looks
out for its employees when they are
sick, furnishing gratis medical atten~
dance and hospital care if necessary
Provides free life insurance in the
form Of payment equal to six
months pay to the next Of kin. Sees
that it's employees are well fed. En-
courages athletic sports among its
employees, furnishing athletic ground,
apparatus and apparel, and bears all
the expense therefor. Provides it's
employees with amusements after
working hours, and of good whole
some manly sport. Furnishes free OF
cost we'll selected, well stocked Ii
braries for the use Of it's employees.
It gives it's employees an opportunity
to travel, with all the broadening eff
fects of travel, to see new and strange
places, it has it's men scattered all ov-
er the world. Gives regular variations
to it's employees, generally 80 days
year at full pay. It employs only the
best sort so that it's employees are
saved from unwholesome influences
and bad associates. Its job is an hon
orable job, looked up to by all re-
spectacle pople, and carrying with
it the sense of duty done to your
country and to civilization.
If any of the foregoing benefits ap-
peal to you, if you think you have the
stuff in you to be man in the broad
est sense, a man who will stand out
among his friends in later life as one
who has done something - give the
Navy a try.
For further information, ask the
Navy representative or ask the post
master for the Navy postal card to
be filled in by you and mailed free of
postage to the main station, Balti-
more, Md.