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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the kind
ly interest manifested in our late
brother, A. Sewell Benson, before and
after his death. To his friends in
this community we are sincerely
grateful for attentions which contrib
uted to his comfort and happiness.
Mrs. Lloyd McCready,
Mrs. Levin Adams
April 24-1t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

AVAILABLE AT ONCE-Raw-
leigh Route of 300 families. Only re-
liable men need apply. Can earn $25
or more weekly. No cash required.
Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept. MOD,
98-Z, Chester, Pa.
April 24-1tp.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
First Day of May 1886

PENALTY Under an act of the
Maryland Legislature session of 1929
Penalty of 10 per cent per month will
be charged for failure to renew Bust
ness Licenses before June 1, 1886.
BEER LICENSES must be obtained
by May LIST, 1886.
BESSIE BOWEN, Clerk.
April 17-2t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
William III. Scott, Solicitor
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Rebecca Moore VS. Alvin Moore.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, Maryland.
In Equity.
No. 1853 ChancerY.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

no end of suffering My appetite was better
after 1 had used the Prescription a short
while so l continued its use, and l felt
stronger and was relieved of the headaches
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

We have one of the finest equipped
high class printing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

L. PAUL EWELL-Attorney at
Law, Pocomoke City, Md. Consultant
in All Tax Matters; Federal, State.
Etc. Practicing in Federal and State
Courts.
Jan. 3-tf
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
NOTICE
State Licenses To Conduct Bust
ness In Worcester County

All persons and corporations requir-
ing license in the conduct of their
business are hereby notified to OBJ
tain a license or renew the same dur
ing the month Of May, 1886, the Ii
cense year beginning the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

Will pasture cattle at soc per
month. L. F. Benson, Cedar Hall.
April 17-3tp.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
Classified Advertising

All Classified Advertising is charg-
ed at 2 cents per word. Cash or
stamps must accompany all orders.
No ad taken for less than 25 cents.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24

BAKE-Saturday, April 25, Gas
office. Chicken salad, cakes, rolls,
biscuits. Auspices Jr. Aid M. E.
Church. Telephone orders 465.
April 17-2t.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
WOMEN'S AILMENTS

Mrs. H. Z. Rowsey Of
IL So. Pine ST., Rich
mond, Va, said: "Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Pre-!
scription surely is Won
derful medicine for
women during mother
hood. l was weak, /
suffered from headaches
and my back caused me
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-04-24
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-Price on hair cutting
25 cents will remain the same at
Shaws.
Evening star., 1936-06-24

transportation
This almost M the same employed MI @ by the President in h. his
buggy and the idea that the attain this objective through
Note-The inference Roosepers
spoken by Barkey that he conen. to a ard change the
definition y appointing new Supreme Court members as soon as
% true s, b Senator d Glass only half
@ m the ne aor nh upon MS MI m vat mere that that ne W Iun n 3 M
@ don't want n to 5 be on 1T because the chairman nan
of the record but the vgnan apparently believes that Senator
entle him to that classification. Wagner does not.
Democratic aangers are bearing down more heavily than
historic they getting ready match
play Happy Days the old Roosevelt
campaign They trying make America the theme of the
side the Liberty Bell and
position n
the speakers mphone Every lamp the city carries the city flag
imprint Liberty Nobody anywhere
town without seeing either Jefferson the bell
just claiming
him. Senator Glass he the Jesonn Democrat left and
Senator Barkey definitely tying him with Mr. Roosevelt
Senator wagners inside coat pocket buged with papers when
nave told had platform and did all
The the New Deal fair getting little upset
point purely technical party require manage
s asn h na m ny ha @
time appearances must be preserved.
] ad o. S e so panh s all Of III hen are G accepa0 to the
before pick
special operator
mi brought from Washington private leased
Three welknown Republican here ALL
did
publicity staff of
n a Broad
adding kick line Were all on the W. P A."
notification Saturday night
holds
toddy
talked did
although helped to write it, Few New Dealers here
reminded of it.
utilities
ground.
openly covery
Personal office politics developing controlling political
conflicting personalities
probably will
Evening star., 1936-06-24
''NOminatOr's" ll2 Ne,v Deal
Dollars Go to Intrenc1led Greed

| business of going to the Turkish bath
now that is something else and
find IT difficult to justify on any
grounds"
He was rolled for $l12, which would
seem to bear out the contention OF
the Tories that even when Mr.. Roose-
velt gives the under dog money they
let it get right back into the hands
of intrenched greed.
ITO save my life," our friend says,
81 don't see why I went to that place.
But somehow I've had a complex for
a long time that there were lot of
impurities in my system. I'll bet my
doctor has told me a hundred times
that I was all right and that I'd better
quit worrying about my system, but
when you get to thinking something
you Just think about it all the time.
Somehow I could just feel there were
impurities in my system. So of I
went to the Turkish bath and the next
day I hardly had any system-and
absolutely I didn't have my $112.
Sirens Lend Superiority Complex.
Gosh, but you would of died laugh
ing at me, though. I hadn't had one
of the things for eight years. The
truth is that I guess I just got to feel
ing sort of expansive. It's enough to
make you feel right important the way
they ride you around with a screaming
motor cycle escort.
Here no sooner get off the train.
than they grab me and put me in an
automobile and of go whizzing
through the streets and as draw up
to the hotel I never see so much COM
motion in all my life. People stand
ing outside and looking to see who
the big shot u that the sirens are
Evening star., 1936-06-24

national chairman ever got. Speak
ing of the delegates, they are a good
looking, in fact, prosperous looking,
crowd. The poll made by a promi-
nent Democratic newspaper showing
that 81 per cent Of the delegates here
are Federal officeholders, would seem
to be borne out by the luxury that
surrounds the convention itself.
No one would ever suspect that this
is "a convention of the people" as
William Jennings Bryan used to
speak of it with the pride of a great
Commoner. The observer has to
rub his eyes to be sure this isn't one
of those fashionable conventions for
which only the Republicans were
famous in yesteryears.
Platform Has Better Chance.
The personnel of the Platform Com
mittee is almost entirely taken from
the Democratic side of the Senate.
This means that whatever platform is
adopted here will have much more of
a chance of being embodied in legisla-
ton than was the platform of 1882.
The trend toward an abandonment
of State rights and a strengthening of
the national power is so evident that
If the election in November favors the
Democratic cause, there can be no
doubt that an amendment to the Con-
stitution will be proposed to increase
the powers of the Federal Govern
ment.
Little will be said during the cam
paign about such proposal except by
indirection. The issue of constitutional
change in our form of government or
change by judicial construction-that
is by appointing New Deal judges to
fill vacancies-is by no means clear
cut. But the foundation is being laid
here for what will be said after election
in the event of Democratic triumph.
This in substance is the significance
of Senator Barkley's attack on the Su-
preme Court and his open espousal of
a wider power for the Federal Govern
ment.'
tcopyrisht, 1eS6.)
Evening star., 1936-06-24

bringing in. You know how things
like that sort of effect you. And I'm
really no different from anybody else.
1 guess We all are about the average,
don't you?
"Well, anyhow, when finally made
up my mind to get the impurities out
of my system, I was scared to death
When the fellow put me in the hot
room, says, How long do I stay in
here?' and he says, AS long as you
can take it, buddy Fine comfort he
was, eh?
Veterans Time Trimmed.
But there was another fellow in
there and I asked him how long he
usually stayed. And he said about Is
minutes. But you take them lots,
don't you?' And when he said he did
hit upon the happy medium of 10
minutes. Boy, when I came out Of
there I didn't know whether was
coming or going.
II also took the lamp treatment.
A big burly fellow put me on cot
and mumbled: Every time you hear
that buzzer it's one minute, and med
ical science says that it's dangerous
to take more than four minutes
with that he started to walk away.
Wait a minute, brother said. On
such a serious matter as this think
we should have a definite understand
ing. Now, Just repeat what you said
about what medical science says
doubt the treatment did me much
good because I was SO worried while
lying there.
well, I do feel sort Of clean and
pure, and I guess that's the way
person should feel. You reckon they'll
give us any more money for not rails
ing cotton?"
Evening star., 1936-06-24
BY CARLISLE BARGERON,

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Of all
thak wealth which the New Dealers
redistributed to the Roosevelt nomi-
nator from Tobacco Road with whom
this writer has struck up quite an
acquaintance, he has only S4.35 left.
In fact he confded in that intimate
way of his today that if we could not
let him have small loan he would
have to wire home for money. He will
have to do that.
It seems that he got $319 of the
redistributed wealth for not raising
cotton. He has found more little ways
here of getting it back into the chan
nels of intrenched greed than he ever
thought of. With some feeling he said:
Il don't mind spending the money,
but it is the way spent It,"
He doesn't feel badly about the out
lay Of $3.50 which it cost him to be
100 per cent for Mr. Roosevelt-$1 to
be q Roosevelt nominator at the sta
dium next Saturday night, 81 to be
Roosevelt courier, 81 to Go Forward
With Roosevelt" and $3.50 for the
convention book, which has some of
the prettiest liquor advertising that
one could lay ones eyes upon.
Quick Turnover.
II sort of feel" he said, "that at
least Mr.. Roosevelt has tried. So I
don't mind that $3.50 at all. But that
Evening star., 1936-06-24
HEARING SET JULY 6
ON w., B. & A. LINE SALE
Application of Pennsylvania to
Buy Abandoned Trackage
Will Be Weighed.

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today set July for hearing on
the application of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for permission to purchase
the abandoned line of the Washington,
Baltimore & Annapolis r. r. from
Odenton, Md, to Bowie race track.
A price of $4,000 was agreed on for
the ga miles of track, according to the
application. The service was said to
be needed during Spring and Fall
meetings at the Bowie race track for
transportation Of patrons and horses.
The hearing will be at 10 am. be-
fore Examiner John s. Prichard at
the !. @, g. -~-
Evening star., 1936-06-24
SCHOOL SALARIES
OFFER PROBLEM
Board Must Decide Whether
Vocational Teachers
Get Increase.

The question of whether the legisla-
tion by which the status of the Dis
trict's vocational schools will be raised
to the level Of junior high schools,
automatically boosts the salary ratings
of vocational teachers loomed today as
one Of the Board of Education's most
important problems.
Board to Meet Today.
The board was scheduled to meet
today, but it was thought unlikely the
special committee on vocational educa-
ton would ask consideration of the
problem, pending a complete report
by DIR. Frank w. Ballou, superintendent
of schools, who contends that the
legislation, passed at the last session,
does not automatically raise salary
schedules from elementary to Junior
high school level
The IS vocational teachers, backed
by the Teachers Union, the Vocational
Association and the Central Labor
Union, are asking to be placed in the
higher salary scale of junior high
schools
DR.. Ballou argues that the legisla-
tion, which becomes effective July /,
was intended not to raise salaries, but
to "reorganize vocational education
and give it higher and better status"
Hopes for Early Decision.
Henry Gilligan, chairman OF the
boards special committee, said yester-
day he hopes for an early decision on
the question.
E. J. Murphy. president of the Voca-
tlonal Association, told Gilligan the
teachers are asking salary raises to the
Junior high school brackets on a basis
of teaching experience.
1T has always been the policy Of
the schools over long period of time
automatically to place in a new salary
scale those already doing the work
for which a new salary is provided"
Murphy said.
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Touing Taxes Put
On Church Bells
BySpanish To,c',
Leries Placed on Priests
Public appearance
in CassOcks.
BY the Associated Press.

MADRID, June 24.-Tolls on the
tolling of church bells and levies on
cassocks were decided upon by one
Spanish town yesterday as a means
Of swelling revenues"
The village council OF Casas Viejas,
Province of Valencia, notified the
parish priest the scale on bells would
be:
Those announcing daily low mass,
So; Sunday high mass, Sc: pontifical
high mass. $50. Fees for bells an
nouncing requiem masses range from
So to SIS, depending on whether the
mass is low, solemn or high.
Levies of So were imposed on each
appearance in public in priests cas-
sock. Priests also must visit the town
hall the day before delivering a ser
mon to outline it fully. Sermons con-
sidered to reflect on authorities are
subject to fine.
Evening star., 1936-06-24

WIllleu, "cH-uc-
liver ID an d
clever defensive
speech. perhaps
the est t h a t
could be made
from the New
Deal viewpoint,
1t repeated the
aggressive phi
losophy of Fed
eralism and CEN
tralized control
which the New
Deal intends to
make an issue
this year.
The Kentucky
Evening star., 1936-06-24

was tired and this
was true-a man
in his late seven
ties who has just
been thr ou g h
nearly six months
of grueling in
the Senate. But
somebody or sew
eral, said Senator
Glass must serve.
It is not clear
whether the pres
sure came most
from his Virginia
delegation, wish
ing him to keep
the platform
Evening star., 1936-06-24

and vital party That Is beginning 10
consecrate itself to ideals that here
tofore never have taken form in
either major party, ideals that have
never been set down in any other
American party platform.
When the Democratic conven-
ton met yesterday, the throngs
packing the handsome hall to the
rafters realized that the New Deal
ers had cleared decks. The audi
torium showed forth no picture of
Evening star., 1936-06-24

V1 VII HBHlId, dITIVtU. III CUN-
Ventlon after convention he has been
a Virginia delegate, and Virginia. s
member on the Resolutions Committee,
which writes the platform. Because
OF his clarity of mind, he always has
been an important member, often the
most important.
This time he said he preferred not
to be on the committee. He said he
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Buenos Aires Airport.

Plans for a municipal airport at
Buenos Aires to cost about s2,7o0,000
have been presented to the Argentine
minister Of public works.
Evening star., 1936-06-24

cratic party taking America on .
course which nine-tenths of the
thoughtful Democratic leaders pro-
foundly distrust Is . sombre expert.
ence.
toepyrisht, 1850
Evening star., 1936-06-24

any Of the famous Democratic Presidents
Jegerson' Not a sign of him waH
mould burn a which promise
install centralized
Hamlt a $ Gone uast the old
banner that always showed the hickory features Andrew
picture absent He tor
god He sent Federal troops to queu labor riots The
cas noto on any rau here
Franklin Presidents
the multitude % with his the icon OF benign countensnce
in gallery
effort a. and notably in in all the first days studied
the Democratic party Only in did
it & to identify S himself Ms % as n sd tn the n He
the proud Never did he invoke Of the
Bryan.
Republican platform the
Republicans also omitted from their platform both the words Republican"
sloughng subimation
political yearning parties begotten
Saturday night in his acceptance speech the
Of new @ political osan1aon under Franklin Rooseve leadership
Last NIGHT Senator sakly Of KENTUCKY the frst recognized
xeyno % II, me Gonue''0n H. "sa @ more E an iSgy0 uas 10
possible Of phrase pary% Not
icons Nth that OF the partisan Democrats
He used the "he Democratic
After that Democratic platform
ocrat Farley used it, merely for of aaogng and ndeni
caiOn But his Oratorca flashes
old Democratic meticulOus
Barkley quiet
a which the came % the men the the hall and the
spoke Of the old heroes Jefferson
Cleveland. In their
The first day closed without ripple delegate
objected to anything in two long sessions of the convention
Roosevetan
been gathered under roof which greatly the credit
and wisdom of his leadership Fools wakngs
American mn about and speak audible
direction or purpose Here super diplomat statesman with tel
be dscreditng
Committee of that type.
believe Chairman
covy rbad refusal plank
committed in advance appropriations by the billions
easy plank to write.
enough places
the Platform Committee which might commit them in the future the
platform which the President sending convention
which
John Lewis
decided that Green's policy which legal
eIovernment = icon control % ' anu ' '" WAGES " ~ 0
Green Cleveland the Republican platform
provision
that might promised the State control of
the Republican platform
provided promise for minimum for and children
industry"
governmental of regard
Lepis pleases the National Womans Party
Nothing the platform from this Lerts
But the platform does broaden its include minimum
and children the phrase
wn mark the ascendany Lws Green in labor circles
politics
In the meantime within 20 miles of the front door of the convention
$500 workers striking industrial union the lines of Lewis
for the closed shop strike Of that proportion under the caves OF the
convention will make it easier to write radical labor plank
labor vote But this the Presidents problem The under
either time other the major realities Of
copyrsh. by h NorthA 1ncJ
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Good.by to Old Heroes
Philadelphia Witnessing Last Rites for Democratic
Party as New One Emerges.
BY WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE.

24-Phladpha probably
- in modern history the place where the leaders of the
cratic bade good old
old fashioned Jefferson
Jackson Cleveland.
old
Evening star., 1936-06-24
OldDebtEr
Bobs Up in
Keynote.
Barkley Speech Fails to
Allow Hoover Reduc-
ton Benefits.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

NHILADELPHIA, June "a
- When It comes to speech
making. adroit phrasing and
u hard-hitting attack. there is
nothing really to compare with the
Democrats. They have been minor
ity party so long that they have not
forgotten even in these days Of their
ascendancy the masterful art Of
offense.
The keynote address of Senator
Barkley of Kentucky was we'll
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Behind the News
Wagner to Deal Out Several Versions of Roosevelt.
Drawn Planks for Committees Pick.
BY PAUL MALLON.

BY MALLON
~ HILADEIPHIA, delegates this Deal
- national Farley. behind
political Nicholson and the
crowd of Senators occupying the speakers rostrum.
the controlling the mechanics
OF their
famous political strategist President Franklin Roosevelt himself
Evening star., 1936-06-24

This was limited IN the Barley
keynote. Senator Barkley wrote
much of it in his own copyrighted
Ciceronian style. But the two most
important sentences are supposed to
have flown directly from the preSi-
dental pen:
What we need is a new def
milton and new Interpretation Of
interstate commerce. Every article
that is grown or mined or fabricated
in one State and destined for an
Evening star., 1936-06-24

Unemployment Increases.
Unemployment Is again increasing
in Belgium.
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Glass Caught
'Twiixt Duty
andCandor.
Convention Would Be
News if Lid Popped
Off ON Beliefs.
BY MARK SULLIVAN,

bf MARK SULLIVAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June "a
- Some hours before the opening
session. Senator Carter Glass,
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Roman Circus
Analogy in
Convention
Spectacle Carried Out
Like C1ockwork by
New Dealers.
BY SAMUEL G. BLYTHE.

DI ChWUEA " DIX 4 NE
NH HILADELPHIA, June a (N.A.
- N.A).-Away back in the ear.
hest years of the Christian era
there lived in Rome one of the
Evening star., 1936-06-24
Farley Stars il,
One-Man
Battle
Swings, Counts G. Q. P.
Out in Round of
Air Failing.
BY JOHN LARDNER,

BY JOHN LARDNER,
. HILADELPHIA, June "a (NA.
. NAD.-The Democrats won
the first round Of the conven-
u ton here. 1t wasn't even
Evening star., 1936-07-01

beneath his kiss. but only a shout
could have been heard. Then he
caught her arm and led her back to
the house. his fine strength making
nothing of the wind.
On the side porch. out Of the gale.
Lee took her by the shoulders and
swung her sharply around so that he
could look searchingly into her eyes.
He said: PATSY. did you mean to re-
turn my kiss like that? Did you? It
wasn't just that you were afraid out
there" His hands we're hurting her
arms. Suddenly a feeling of dread
possessed her-something relentless out
Of the big house-something relentless
out Of the past. Faces crowded into
her brain-her mothers pale stricken
face with the haunted dark eyes: Mar
cia's face-Ted's.
Without answering she pulled
quickly away from Lee and ran into
the house and up the long winding
stairs to her room. She flung herself
across the bed and buried her head in
her arms. Her whole small body
shook. Over and over she cried to
herself: This can't happen to me-!
1t can't! 1t can't! I'm afraid Of
love!"
(To be continued,)