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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
ROAD POLICE IN AN Eff
FORT TO STOP SPEEDING

Ten arrests have been made by
State Police on Salisbury's streets &C.
cording to Corporal C. E. Minnick,
commanding officer of Satisfaction E.
Officer Newton ]. w. Lloyd was
placed on patrol duty over the through
highways traversing the city for the
entire day.
Two of the 10 arrests were made
on charges of operating at a speed
greater than is reasonable and proper;
the others were charged with exceed
ing 25 miles per hour.
The Salisbury Mayor and Council
last week requested that an officer be
assigned to patrol work in an effort
to reduce speeding and reckless driv-
ing on the main highways through
Salisbury.
The highways will be patrolled for
at least two hours every day, Corpor-
al Minick said. The patrol will be
maintained at different hours each
day.
Cooperation of the magistrates was
asked by the city, for the imposition
of more severe penalties on the motor
law violators brought into the courts.
There have been two traffic fatali-
ties in Salisbury this year, Minnick
said. There were no auto deaths in
the city in 1886.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
RECONSTRUCTION OF A
FERRY TO KENT ISLAND

The reconstruction of a modern fer
ry for the shuttle line from Claiborne
to Kent Island is scheduled to be COM
pleted this week, with service starting
shortly after the first of the year.
The new shuttle service could be
started Immediately, company Off
Gals said, but for the fact that the
State Roads Commission has not yet
completed a five-mile road down the
island, connecting Romancoke and
Matapeake. The first three miles of
the roadway have been finished, and
the remainder is scheduled for COM
pletion within a month, it was learn
ed last week.
Grading has been finished along the
entire right of way, and necessary
drainage structures are being rushed
to completion.
At Romancoke the ferry company
has completed erection Of a dock, tick
ct office and other facilities. It was
also necessary to dredge a channel
100 feet wide and 700 feet out from
the dock to provide a 12-foot depth of
water.
With the completion of the new
line in place of the all-water run be-
tween Claiborne and Annapolis, shut
tie service will be provided across
Kent Island and second water trip
from Matapeake to Annapolis.
The new route is expected to cut
down the time between Claiborne and
Annapolis by twenty minutes.
The ferryboat, a modern all-stel
craft, was acquired by the company
som months ago in New York. It is
being entirely reconstructed at Sal.
isbury. It is ninety-five per cent now
It will be christened Emerson Har.
rington III.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
STUDENTS SEEKING DATA
IN CHURCH GRAVE YARD

Gainesville police received report
last week from John Renna, who lives
on the grounds of the Ingleside ave-
nue. Salem Lutheran Church, that at
5 O'Clock in the morning of last Tues
day he was awakened by providers in
the graveyard of the church, which
is not far from where his room is
located. Looking out of the window,
he observed that there were two boys
providing among the tombstones in the
graveyard and that they carried flash
lights which they were flashing on
and off among the tombs.
Renna called to the boys to in
quire as to what it was they wanted
and was told they were searching fo1
historical data to use in connection
with some of their school work. Lat.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
Still Coughing?

No matter how many medicines YOU
have tried for your cough, chest cold, or
brcrcl.j2 irritation, you can get relief
now With Creo;lulSion. Serious troub!n
may be brewing 9ad you cannot afford
&c Cs,NH q chance With any remedy less
potent t!l&n Creomulsion, which goes
eight 10 the Seat Of the trouble aux, aids
nature to Soothe G7?6 heal the inlamed
mucous membranes ana to loosen and
go the gernl-laden phlegm.
Yen If either remedies have failed,
~ be discouraged, try Creomulsion.
Your druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not thoroughly
satisfied with the benefits obtained
from the very first bottle. Creomulsion is
one word-not two, and it has no nyphe.2
in it. Ask for it plainly, see that the
name on the bottle is Circumcision, anC;
you'll get the genuine product and tie
relief You want. (Adv.)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
DELAWARE PREPARING
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT

The Delaware State Highway Com
mission has adopted a $859,OO0 road
building program and will submit the
list at once to the Federal Bureau of
Public Roads in an effort to have a
similar amount of federal funds allo-
Gated to Delaware for this work.
After the list has been approved
by the federal bureau, the State High
way Department may select any OF
the approved projects for immediate
construction.
A total of $6O9,OOO has been asked
for primary roads or regular federal
aid and $25O,OOO for secondary roads.
The principal project coming under
the primary roads is the construction
of dual highway from Prices Corner
to Elsmere at an estimated cost of
$25O,OOO. This would serve as the
first link of the proposed dual high
way from Wilmington to Newark.
Another project is the construction
VI LIlS IICW IOdu 1IOu1 0AooSOW w 4NOW
ark via Cooch's Bridge on which sur
vey work has been started. This will
cost an estimated $240,000.
A third project is the widening of
the GeorgetownBridgeville Road to
a width of 20 feet at an approximate
cost of $4,000.
In order to receive federal funds
for this work all of it has to be under
contract before June 80, 1888, the end
of the present fiscal year.
The list is being sent to the federal
bureau now instead of earlier in the
year because sufficient funds to match
the federal appropriation were not
available before due to the diversion
of highway funds.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24

at a meeting in the Collins building
on Court street.
G. Ellsworth Leary, of Rock Hall,
president of the organization was not
present at the meeting but those in
attendance voted to request the call
cancies on the board of directors could
be filled. 1t was the opinion of those
assembled Monday that there is a
great need of the organization at this
time and problems such as that af-
forded by the possibility of losing
railroad service and the curtailment
of milk station service will be among
the first taken up when the revival
is effected.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
STEPS TAKEN TO REVIVE
KENT CHAMBER COMMERCE

Definite steps toward the revival
of the Kent County Chamber of Com
merce, which though never out of exis-
tence has been dormant for several
years were taken Monday night Last,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-12-24
Crisfield.

Cr1Sfl0Id.
During the past, all service to Mar
ion has been handled through Girls
field, and on party lines. That Mar
ion has outgrown such services has
been the contention of the citizens
there for the past two years.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27

que regularmente. Como un mu
chacho de Is amos, que crece, no
tenfa bastante resisteneia el a.
no pasado. No podia pitchar
mas de un juego a la semana.
Teller convino conmigo, final :
mente, en- que ell turAo de cada
cuatro dias era demasiado pa
ra 81.
Speaker admira a Feller Y
contest6 a O'Neill:
"El muehacho sabe TODD 10
que Sc necesita saber. Necesita
mayor control y experienced, y
la conseguira lanzando en- tur-
nos de tres y cuatro dias. Los
criticos, ell ano pasado, lie extra
viaron al anunciar que ganaria
25 juegos. Con la experienced
que ahora tiene 81 lie sera posi-
bic llegar a los Is t~riunfos. Me
recuerda a Smoky" Joe Wood
cuando entr6 en- las mayores.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27

resistir las acometidas bestia-
les de los ejercitos alemanes g
italiano Y, sobre la Marcia,
Icrear un Ejercito Popular que
es 81 orgullo de nuestra Patria.
Ejercito que ha hecho morder
el polvo al fascismo en- Madrid,
Jarama, Guadalajara, Brunette,
Pozoblanco y Arag6n. Ejercito
Icada dia reforzado por su in :
corporation a 3l de grandes ma
sas de j6venes que vienen con ell
entusiasmo y la decision de sus
20 amos a defender su porvenir
Iy su felicidad, bajo la bandera
del Frente Popular.
La circunstancia de la caida
del Norte, aumenta las posibili-
dades del enemigo de concen :
Itrar fuerzas y emprender una
Iviolenta ofensiva que determi :
ne alguna victoria con la que 20
Ter especular en- ell extranjero,
! la vez que para sacarse la es-
pima de su fracaso ante Madrid.
Ali esta nuestra principal v
decisiva tarea: hacer fracasar
osta ofensiva. Pero part. lograr
de ella a la vez que un fracaso
~ una deTrota para ell enemigo,
un gran triunfo para nuestra
causa, hacer que ell enemigo en-
su intento Sc rompa dos dientes,
Sc machaque la cabeza, destro :
earle y aniquilarle sus mejores
fuerzas, para que despu6S, en- 81
moments y sitio donde nos con-
venga, pasar a la contraofensi-
Iva y conquistar toda nuestra
Patria para ell pueblo para Ia
Repiblica democratiea.
iC6mo conseguir este? Con :
virtiendo nuestras trincheras
en- f~ortalezas inexpugnables !;
construyendo una segunda v
tercera lineas y mejorando con
siderablemente ia primera;
construyendo SECURES y profun
dos refugios que garanticen La
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
Sc Ell PUT
CHER M

Lexington, KY, Die. 27.-La
actiriz June O'Dea estre)la que
fDe de los Follies, anunci6 aqui
que su marido, ell pitcher Ver-
non Gomez, EMBARGO para Me
jico y ALI pedira Ell divorcio, a.
legando incompatibilidad.
ME opondre a tai sosa. La
base, crueldad o Incompatible
dad, parece ser la mas popular
en- California.
"El motive es un misterio pa
ra mi. 70 lie admire mucho pa
"a comentar su acci6n. Pero no
consecutive en- tai divorcio. Pri-
nero me mand6 un teiegrama
avisandome del divorcio y des-
pues me remiti6 los papeles."
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
NOTAS SOCIALE
Las FieSt0S

Las Fiest0S
Grandes exitos fueron para
las sociedades Centre ESpanol,
! Centre Asturiano y Circulo Gu
bano, las fiestaS verificadas ell
dia de Navidad.
Nuestra juventud acrdi6 q
divertirse y 10 hizo con la CO.
lrrecci6n que ella sabe hacerlo.
FL Centre Asturiano triunfo
con su matinee, monetaria y So
cialmente 10 mismo que las O.
tras sociedadeS hermanaS. To
co la orquesta de Rex Macdon-
aid.
La matinee del Centre Espa-
mol, ell dia rs, fue un desborda-
| niento de pGblico. Muchas pa
rejas tuvieron que marcharse
a causa de la aglomeraci6n.
La secci6n de Recreo recau-
/ do varios centenares de pesos.
Seis regalos Sc distribuyeron
entire los asisteates, tres a las
muchachas y tres a los hon.
bres.
"Cuco" Rubio regal3 un ira
je, en- el momento culminante
de la fiesta, y lie TOGO al j6ven
Esperon. Don Francisco ejecu-
to un sxclente programa, como
de cestumbre.
Por la noche, Ell eli Circulc
Cubane, hubo otro desborda-
miento de pdblico.
Respondieron ~nuestras fami.
LAS a la llamada de la genera
sa sociedad, tan bien dirigida.
Entire hos socios del Circulo
Sc c%omentaba el acuerdo del Sc.
nado y la camara de Cuba con-
cediendo a la sociedad, sin alta
dura alguna, ell dinero que ne
costa para cubrir sus deudas.
Este dinero Sc sntregara tan
pronto ell presidente Laredo
Bru firme la ley.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27

W~ss

vida de nuestros combatientes.
Pero este hay que hacerlo con
rapidez, a up ritmo de fiebre, a
fpaso de ataque.
Tenemos la confianza Y la Sc
guridad de que en- ell eumpli =
miento de esta tarea urgente e
Immediate, van a surgir de nue.
vo c~entenares de heroes de nues
ira Brigade: como en- Ell lara
ma, como en- la Cuesta de la Rel
ma.
Y Sc va a establecer la EMU
lacion permanente, la noble e.
muiacion antifasciSta ell est =
mulo del que rinda mas y me :
jor para ell triunfo de la causa.
Y TODD este sin abandonar Ell
fusil, sin perder de vista al enc
migo, sin abandonar las otras
tareas de capacitaci6n y refor-
zamiento de la discipline que
haran de nuestra Brigada y de
nuestro Ej6rcito la maza con la
que vamos a dar al fascismo ell
golpe definitivo.
Jefes, Comisarios, Soldados,
manos a la 0bra!
Vuestro Comandante Jefe
M. Ortiz.
Vuestro Comisario
f. Vera.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
LA P~ERSONALIDAD
DE BOB TELLER

Cleveland, Die. 27.-Tris
Speaker, ell exdirector de los In
dos de Cleveland, uno de los
mas importantes jardineros de
otra epoca, estima que Bob Eel
Ter, Ell pitcher de 10 amos, ten
da una excelente temporada.
4'Tiene su brazo en- perfectas
condolences y mayor experien :
cia. Posee probabilidades de ga
mar de 25 a SIS desafios.
Steve Neil, otro experto, di :
rector del Club Buffalo, cree
que ell muchadho no Iobtendra
tantas yictorias. Muchos amos
han pasado desde aquenos pit
cheers que en- una temporada ga
naban 35 juegos."
Isl Bob adquiere mayor ex-
periencia es probable que jue :
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
LEGO A MIAMI Ell ONCE
DE MICHIGAN STATE

Miami, Die. 27.-Para jugar
aquf ell dfa de Ano Nuevo con
Ell once de Auburn, arrib6 aver
ell team de Michigan State.
Los j~ugadores llegaron proce
denies de Gainesville, donde
practicaron durante A dias. Lie
'garan ell jueves los futbolistas
de Auburn.
Componen Ell grupo Al juga-
dores y ell famoso coach Char :
ley Bachman. Manifesto ell
coach que en- las practicas Sc
astimaron Carl Nelson y
Frank Gaines.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
verdad y dejar dos embustes
para los facciosos.
No Sc ayuda a la causa difun
diendo mentiras.
ernbustes
BuLo

BESIDE ell dia de la toma de
Terrel circula el bulo de que en-
Teruel fueron hechos prisione-
ros ocho generates y varios o.
bispos.
FL servicio de este peri6dico
Y ell de los otros colegas tam
penos no ha podido dar esa no
ticia, por la sencilla raz6n de
que Ina sido inventada por "bro
mistas" locales.
En- NADIA benefician a la eau
sa esos individuos que Sc divi-
erten mintiendo. :
La Repdblica Espanola Sc ba
sa en- los hechos y en- la yerdad,
no en- enganar al pueblo.
Nosotros pedimos que los Gin
ventores" de noticias sean ira
tados como elementos "que sc
pasan de graciosos''.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
Una Proclama de Orsfz D We. a

Una Proclamd de Orsfz D We. q
Converdadero gusto publica-
mos una proclama que nos man
da ell companero Felipe Rojas,
miembro de la Ibrigada "a. La
firman los valientes camaradas
M. Arts, comandante, y F. We
ra, comisario, y dice:
Camaradas Jefes, Comisarios
y Soldados de La Brigada
Levamos 16 meses de gue-
IRA, de lucha contra los enemi-
Cos morales del pueblo y de la
Patria.
En- estos 16 meses, nuestro
pueblo ha puesto a prueba su
herofsmo, su Ibravura indoma-
bic, sus ansias de libertad v de
En- las ocasiones mas
desfavorables ha sido capaz de
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
CABLEGRAMAS
RADIOTELECRAMAS

Via Masksy Radio . buquss On alta mar, . Emopa, q
OsSsnts y a las prinsiDalss dudaAa Dc los Rstaaes UnAaea
La gaceta., 1937-12-27
LA OBRA DE LA
OLA DE TAMPA
Los RamOTs

Circular ridiculos rumores
sobre muerte de generates fac
ciosos y obispos prisioneros.
Pedimos a los leales de la re-
taguardia que no pierdan 81
tempo comentando falsos ru-
mores.
La energia que sc gasta poz
algunos en- propalar mentiras.
pudiera utilizarse en- benefisiC
de la causa.
Los hechos prueban que Ia
Rep1blica triunfa; pero los dis
parates no son de provecho.
Vamos a concentrarnos en- Ia
La gaceta., 1937-12-27

Las dos orquestas, en- ell pa
lacio de los cubanos, tocaron a
Las mil maravillas. Paquito
Garcia, ell presidente, 10 mismo
que los j6venes de la secci6n de
recreo Y adorno y la directiva
atendieron con ell mayor gusto
a los asistentes.
Sc bail6 hasta horas de la
mahana, no decayendo la ami
maci6n un solo instante.
Mucho nos place felicitar al
Circulo Cubano, Centre Espa-
mol y Centre Asturiaro por sus
grandes fiestas del dia 25.
Nc publicamos nombres por-
que para hacerlo tendrfamos
que llenar varias columnas y
despues cometer omisiones.
La gaceta., 1937-12-27

La MGttn6e
A pesar del gran exits de la
matinee del dia Is, ell Centre
Espahol tuvo aver domingo
una lueida matinee bailable.
(PGsd a Ia la. pdg.)
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
METALS AGAIN
LEAD BU0YANT
STOCK LIST
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 GNS).
Another splurge in metal shares
featured a generally buoyant stock
market today, heavy buying cen
tered in the cheap base metal
shares sending the high-speed
ticker 2 minutes behind in the
first hour.
Blocks ran to 10000 shares Of
Mother Lode, which later went
into new high ground at 3 for
gain of a half point. Such issues
as Park Utah. Callahan Zinc, Sill
yer King, and st. Joseph Lead in
the higher brackets, advanced, all
reaching new 1867 tops. Gains
ran from fractions to more than
2 points.
Steels, motors, rails and utilities
were substantially improved.
Chrysler spurted close to 3
points at one time, but lost part
of this under light realizing. Gen
eral Motors, Studebaker and
Nash.Kelvinator were fractionally
higher.
Gains in steelS were modest, in
cluding those of U. S. Steel, Beth
lehem and Republic. Youngstown
was lower.
Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific set the rail pace, the former
jumping we'll over 2 points and the
latter half as much. New York
Central, Northern Pacific and
Great Northern also we're in de-
mand.
Armour crossed 13 to a new top.
Aviations were mixed, as were
rubbers and foods.
Bonds pointed upward in mod
crate dealings.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
WILSON AGAIN
HEADS {. &P.

Lloyd B. Wilson was reelected
president and Charles A. Robin
son, general manager of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
Company by the board Of directors
at its regular monthly meeting
held here today.
Philip o. Coffin, John C. Koons
and John A. Remon were reelected
vice presidents: Walter B. Clark
son, vice president and secretary;
Ralph A. Van Orsdel, vice president
and general counsel, and Thomas
B. Clarkson, treasurer.
Other officers elected were
Franklin H. Kenworthy, general
auditor; Charles Siemon, auditor;
Charles T. Clagett, assistant to
general manager; Edward G.
Bliss, general commercial mana
ger; Roy w. Prince, chief engineer:
John C. White, general plant
manager. and S. F. Merriam, gen.
eral traffic manager.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Feb. 25 G.N.s).-Hogs-
$4,000; 1oc higher. Holdovers 5000. Top.
1910; bulk, 9@1OO5; heavy, $500 1905;
medium, 9.So@1O1O; light, 975@1Ol0;
light lights, 969.s5; packing sows, 7lo
q 9.75: pigs. 5.50@9.35
Cattle-5oo0; steady to strong. Calves.
l, 900; steady Beef steers: Good and
choice. 1ld 1855: common and medium,
6G1O.50; yearlings, 5.50G145O. Butcher
cattle: Heifers, 5d11.50. cows Also
T.75 bulls, 4.5Od7; calves, 6d $50;
feeder steers sac; stocker steers, SO
$50; stocker cows and heifers, 497.
Sheep-S,000; stronger. Lambs, 100
1855; common. s99.75; yearlings, $50
6s.5o: feeders. s@s.75: ewes, a0S.25s
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Money Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. 25 G,Ns).
Bankers acceptance market was quiet
with rates sis TO 4 per cent for so
and so days, S TO sis per cent for 80
DAYS 7-1s 70 q per cent for 12O days
and "a to 4 per cent for $50 and $50
days
Commercial paper market was moder-
ately active with rate unchanged al =
TO ! per cent
Time money was offered at II. per
cent for maturities up TO six months,
unchs nFed.
Can money renewed at per cent,
WHAkdAGAVed,
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Washington Stocks

SALES
Capital Traction SIS, $1,000@97,
$1,0O0@97. $1,000@97.
Capital Transit Company. 100
1872, 10@1512. 10@1512, 10@15h2.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@54A,
10@5414, 10@54H. 10@54A, 100
54A.
AFTER CALL
Capital Transit Company. 100
1872, 10@1512, 10@1512, 10@15l2,
10@1512.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Volume This Year,
103,910,006 Shares

-1s36-37- Name and ,,. -, AK cbsss
Dividend Rate High Low AH'l" NH =.
al7lN l2S Owens Gl uhrl.... I69h 1921 l6072+ n
The Washington times., 1937-02-25

Net
High Low 1913 Ch'ge
The Washington times., 1937-02-25

70 3S1a Union B & (1sr... 6415 6415 6419+ a
II l7N Union Carb Cs0r)... l0719 1864 lC6N- "a
Continued on Next Page)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17

frequent combatS proved to the
corsamS that the Americans were
more than their match in the bru-
tai business of hand-to-hapd
fighting rs well rs the delicate
business of coming ships and
serving guns. One by one. all
four northern African powers.
Morocco. Algeria. TuniSia and
TripCli had enough.
That all the (European) mar
thine powers writes the English
historian Stanley Lane Poole.
should have covered and cring-
ed as they did before the miSer-
able braggartS who succeeded the
heroic age of the CorSairs. and
should have suffered their trade
TO be haraSSed, their lives men,
aced and their honor stained by q
series of inSolent savages
seems absolutely incredible and
vet is literally true These
dark days of AMUSEMENT were
pierced by one ray of sunlight:
The United States refused the
tribute demanded by the Barbary
ROVcrS.'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-17
Hard To Get Men
To Work In Rock
Quarry In Forest

BREVARD. Sept. 17.-TrOuble
is being evidenced by the con-
struction company in keeping To-
cal labor for the quarry work in
Pisgah national forest, near Look
ing Glass falls.
Frank King. manager of the To-
cal employment office, stated that
he sent out nearly five hundred
notices to people who had appll-
ed to his office for employment,
but that less than 23 responded
to the call Monday morning. .
Trouble seems to be that the
men are not anxious TO go into
the quarry and sling a sledge
hammer on the stone that is be-
ing crushed for Smfacing the
middle link of the highway. 90
Sixteen pound sledges must
seem powerful heavy to some Of
the fellows who have been on the
job and left it. judging from the
trouble that is being had in keep
ing enough men on the job to
man it.
Two groups of CCC enrollees
were given work on the project
Tuesday morning, Manager King
said The boys would have been
released the first of October from
P-66 to Fla by reason of the
fact that their enrolment period
had expired. and Mr.. King OIL
fered the young men the job at
this time.
Transportation to and from
Brevard is offered by the con-
structors for workers in the rock
quarry, and wages paid are 20
cents PEI hour, with six-ho'r or
ten-hom" days optional with the
wOrkmen.