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Evening star., 1938-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

COATS REFINED. PLUS MINOR REPAIRS,
s.; fur coats repaired reasonable Apt
No. /, 81. Crittenden st. NV.
I HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
business known as the Pressing House 1uI
Webster st. NV. from Carl Janis LEON
ARD GARRINGER. April .. 1898
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room Col
Westory Bldg. l4th and F. Met. 1898.
WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DEBTS
except those personally incurred LEROY
DUKE. Herndon Va. p. o. Box 8. TO-
EXPERIMENTING - ROACHES MICE.
rats. bedbugs. etc Over IS years expert
ence Prompt service. CHARGES reasonable
Also materials sold. Call Natl. 9O5S bet
S::!O and 4:3U. l3'
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
JAMES H. GARNER. $50 9th St. NE. IL.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
sale; new and used; all styles. all sizes; re-
duced prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 41S 10th st. NV. ME. 1874.
EXPERT REPRODUCTION IN PLANO
graph. A modern process that enables us
to reproduce any printing matter to your
particular requirements at less expense
We invite your inquiry Extra copy work
our speciality. Phone us today!
Columbia Paragraph Co.,
Evening star., 1938-04-10
" LEARN-T0-S
CAMPAIGN IS SET.
Star to Cooperate. in Plan
for Boys 9 to 18-C!asses
to Start April 18.

Following an annual custom of
number of years, the Boys Depart
ment of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association. in cooperation
with The Star, will conduct a learn
to-swim campaign for boys from 9
to l8 years of age.
AS in previous years. the course will
be conducted during the Easter
Evening star., 1938-04-10
EDEKAMP TO SPEAK
Garfinck ell Delivery Head to Be
Heard by Controllers.

John Edekamp, delivery superin-
tendent of Garfinckels Department
Store, will speak on delivery depart
ment operation at meeting of the
National Capital Group of Control
lers at 6:45 pm, Tuesday, at the
La Fayette Hotel.
K. T. Sullivan of the Baltimore
Sales Book Co. will take part in the
discussion. J. Frank Brown of S.
kann Sons Co. is president of the
controllers organization.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
SAlESkEN.
(GntipIIed

MEN--Sell new electric arc welder; works
off 11O-volt light socket: YIELDS cylinder
blocks, tenders frames and Industrial re-
pairs; sells on 5-minute demonstration to
mechanics. repairmen. farms. shops and
factories: retails $l9.75 complete. Write
2224- -B Silverton I'd, Chicago III.
REPRESENT worlds largest manufacturer
Of low-priced rotary slicing machine line;
slices ham, bacon and all foods like $3.50
machines. yet sells for S14.95 TO S35:
needed by every restaurant, lunchroom,
road stand, grocer. etc; over 100000 sat-
isfied users: two sales daily pays you aver
Write General Slicing Machine Co., 100 SO.
Third ST.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
SALESMAN - High-class tailoring sales
man TO sell fine taiior-made suits. Box
REAL ESTATE statesmen fmen and
women. experience preferred but not nee
esSary. to sell for owner, established 81
yrs; commission basis. Fulton r. Gordon.
pioneer developer Of Chevy Chase, D. c.,
MANAGERS & statesmen.
Wanted-.3 assistant managers and s
statesmen for exploiting a marvellous de-
vice designed TO save 500 of burning gas
IN the kitchen. Apply 2lol K st. NV.
REAL ESTATE.
Experienced. licensed real estate sales
man real opportunity with fast-growing
been closed by our office in past few weeks
Full and complete cooperation Apply by
letter 10 r. l.. CasSel, Natl. 9197. in conf
dence II you wish.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
go New York Ave. NV. Natl. g1a7.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES

DEATH NOTICES. .25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines OF less, l5c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those OF
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is SO cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
AGENTS..

DISTR1BUT ORS- Wonderful opportunity.
New electric dry shave razor retailing So
Write wire. Universal Industries. 62"s1
Broadway. Dept. CZ-3s4 Chicago
500 PROFIT with new perfected 193S,
mouiek-Aetion' no flint us automatic ga. gas
Method Co. BOX WS-21., Bradford. Pa.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
DIESEL,

n Mass production of Diesels has heeur
r5epare IN pa, yourself for profitable employment
tactn 10 t,is me new giant industry. Get the --latest
Can @ or TTlte for illustrated booklet.
aaWAAShlNGION DIESEL SCHOOL
"'' new York Ave. NE Met ao76
Open Until q 2 " Dailu WV
Evening star., 1938-04-10
SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen to sell low
priced d. c. property. Phone Moss Realty
Co. Shepherd 45l1.
SAI.ESMAN-Brand-n d-new baseball trade
Stimulator for all retail stores. FREE
SaleSkit. SEAL-T1CK, :!.22-E. Cullerton.
lima. Delaware. Connecticut. Oklahoma: ::
responsible. energetic man of integrity and
vision can make small fortune: stable. we'll
advertised product. Write Manufacturer.
Box 1875. Star.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-An ultramodern.
absolutely new item and trade builder.
Every dealer buys. Liberal commission.
Repeats for years. Outfit free. Trade
Builders Guild. Box Al. Alliance. Ohio
NEW. big money deal. Fast summer seller
for premium men, Retailers refund plus
bonus. Midwest. $40 Randolph. Chicago
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ROOFING AND SIDING
SALESMAN

, Excellent territory: famous. high-cIas ss
mrthodS enable experienced closers TO earn
real money with the easiest selling roofing
o"al in town; protected territory and fullest
co-operatlon OF every kind 20 the man Sc
lected. Requirements: Sobriety car and
ability 70 close contracts. TO ]" M
Evening star., 1938-04-10
SAlESWOMEN.

CONVINCING TAKERS: advertising can
vaSS for neiehborhood druggists; training
given: $40 weekly guarantee: substanti
bonus. See Mr.. Carter. mornings only, :.:i.!,
Bond Building.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
HELP MEN.


ACCIDENT and health insurance salesmen
accustomed selling monthly payment plan:
company wants two men, full or part time
Box IBIS. Star.
ADVANCE AGENT for educational exhibit;
higher-type. energetic $1,000 man with car
Box 302-R. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN-We have q good prop
osition for an exp. capable man: plenty of
leads 1907 cooperation. liberal /mmis-
sion and drawing account If YOU qualify
See sales manager. 1860 92nd st. NV.
am. Monday
BOY APPRENTICE, with drivers permit: !:
must be we'll dressed; for interior decora-
tors shop. Apply in person only, 2 to q
pm. SUNDAY. 5S40 Conduit road NV.
BOYS, white. as messengers. with bicycles.
$40 week guaranteed: reference. 622 K NV.
BUTCHER wanted. Will rent growing
meat and grocery dept. Apply in person.
5401 GEORGIA ave. NV.
CALLING ALL MEN-Make extra money.
spare time. we furnish sample hosiery,
ilnesyie: wonderful psreSntise. Mrs..
Gather. us 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-10

$50 EACH DEAL,
Money back otherTise A deal every very, day
Co, $50 Jackson Dept ok CHICAGO
NEW INVENTION. sells fast to service
stations, sarages. Four sales daily makes
$50 weekly. Vernon Co.. Newton. Iowa.
MAKE Up to .r,,,a 500 weekly par part time selling
Fill time profits unlimited Match Corp:
of America. 6O49 NV Grand. Chicago
statesmen to sell cigars that repeat to
future. Manuiaeturers for the past 40
years. Box l2a-Q Star.
AMAZING line speciality shoes-over 200
beautiful stylss IHsrv for whole he. family Pays
Moench Shoes Is Boston. Mass
ELECTRIC SHAVER SALESMEN-Earn up
to $40 daily introducing low-priced electric
razor. Special plan gives steady employ.
i a"aiifv' es General ray Devices SHle S5as russell ss
MAN WANTED for Rawleish route Of 500
families. Good profits for hustler. Write
tSday tsSas.r pRawleish's. Dept. DcD-4-sA1.
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR sALFSMEN:-
Most unusual proposition yet offered for
3 good men Of experience; Just starring K;
bring plenty II buyers to our large used
car display: big advertising schedule now
under way; liberal commission, extra bo-
this section: business booming in Alexan-
dria. Carter Moo Co. Alexandria. Va.
See Mr.. Bob Carter: l13 n. St. ,Asaph St.,
or Paui Gardiner 1915 King ST. AleYsn-
EXCEPTIONAL PROFITS paid to introduce
amazing new electric razor: sensational in
stallment terms Of &C day; including 90
rs Hns ~. Ss's sSc sle:a :snsi: % Ssr
40, Newark. n. j.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
1O-MEN-1O.

Between o., and As steady work: advance
mtnt. Requirements. neat appearance and
Willingness TO work Apply 4Os Commerce
Evening star., 1938-04-10
WANTED.

Two chain store or route men VIII b.
cohhldrftd FOR position available ApfIl -
monthly bonus in addition TO regular pay
MIST have best references and car Box
Evening star., 1938-04-10
TAXI DRIVERS.

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union CABS
makes IL necessary 10 increase our organ
Zation. BEST PROPOSITION IN TOWN
Tor cleHn-cut men with ID. c. drivers per-
milS and a. least 81 years OF age FREE
OBSTRUCTION. CLASSES DAILY for iden-
tlflraflon cards. For complete details apply
Evening star., 1938-04-10
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
SALESMAN

With eSoerience selling investments. insur-
ance, cash registers or other specialties
or lntaneibles. 10 Join the sales force of
q large. successful, WASHINGTON distributor
OF ropular-priced. fast-selllnR air-cou-
dltioning units. Only high-class men with
experience and good references considered:
drawing account IL you qualify. sive de-
tallS frSt letter. Box At Star
Evening star., 1938-04-10
MAN

With direct sales experience 70 represent
Ieadihe department store. Men considered
must be over - under ~ years All
ilkelv looking applicants granted personal
interview, Car necessary GIVE brief his
tory OF yourself and telephone number in
Evening star., 1938-04-10
SALES EXECUTIVE,
Associate Manappr

LARGE EASTERN CORpORSTION OF
FICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES. HAS OPEN
ms lNG FOR Trb LoGAL REPRESENTATIvE
ABILITY FACTORS IN OUR DECISION
WRITE ! PARAGRAPH LETTER. GIVE
FULL NAME. ADDRESS AND :; CHAR
MENT WILL BE ARRANGED WITH d.
VISION MANAGER BOX :.lG-T STAR
Evening star., 1938-04-10
HELP MEN,.
(Copttnttad

CAPABLE CLERK for IOO-room hotel. 2
hours drive from Washington. Write.
giving experience and reference. BOX
Abr. Star.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
CHIRPS

Continued from page !
tween now and Monday next. $50
note it be-"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09

Well, Sir, / saw a headline in one
of the exchanges that come to my Of
flee every week, and it read thusly:
County Skeeters Win at Ocean City,"
You bet your life they won. I've new
er seen the time, day or night, when
one of those pesky critters couldn't
put ten thousand human beings to
flight, any old time. Of course, when
ever bills are presented, lots of peo-
pie prefer to go the other way but when
Mr.. Amos Skeeter comes around, with
his account, he's mighty apt to col
lect. Notwithstanding that, he's most
always in the red or, at least, the
reds in him, and he leaves with one
of the most tantalizing sort of re-
ceipts-one that you scratch out of
existence; one that you don't want to
keep. I'll say county skeeters win at
Ocean City or any other old place.
How-some-ever, will say that, for
some reason or other, these skeeters
are not so savage as they used to be,
specially this year, l think it must be
that the politicians have been filling
the air with so much poisonous stuff
about one another, the insect popula-
tion got disgusted and flew to other
climes. AS far as I am concerned
these candidates can go on with their
fireworks until every skeeter's wing
is so singed, it's flight will be forever
crashed.
And speaking of politics 10 Sierra
has something to say about women
and politicians. He says women know
what they want, and has some advice
to give to vote seekers. His exact
words are as follows:
"Anybody who does not think the
women know what they are doing
they are barking up the wrong tree
Aud just because you see one woman
painting up like a Cherokee, It is nc
sign they are all Cherokees.
"And what I got in mind about the
women, it is this here organization
they got down there in Suffern, N. Y
state-the Women's Rebellion.
"And any politician who thinks he
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09

has been fooling the women, and
thinks the women do not know who
is paying him his nice salary, he is
none to smart. He is like pale boy
coming in from behind the barn, and
whistling, and with a notion his
mother does not know he has been
smokin.'
Women, they just want decent gov
erenment, and do not pay too much
attention to windy politicians. They
are used to wind around home. But
when they start house-cleaning they
do not just dust things here ant
there. They clean house.
"And boy, if I was in politics anG
the women got after me would folt
up my tent and take to the tall tim
ber."
I pass this on the the campaigner'
with the warning that women ar
worse than skeeters when they TAX
a notion agin' We.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
STATEWIDE HOOK-UP
BY SENATOR TYDINCS

Senator Tydings' headquarters has
announced that the Senator would
speak on a statewide radio hook-up at
$3.50 p. M. this (Friday) evening.
In answer to questions as to what
subjects would be covered in the radio
address, the headquarters reported
that nobody knew but Senator Tydings
and he was busy writing the speech.
and would tell no one what its sub
ject or contents would be, other than
to say he was going to discuss the is
sues of the Campaign with the voter.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
FOLCER McKINSEY
PENS IMPRESSION
OFPOCOMOKE,MD
Speaks Complimentary Of Peo-
pie And City, And Calls PO-
cOmOke Most Attractive
REFERS TO FORMER
VISITS AND PLEASURES

The Bentztown Bard, Folger Nc
Kinsey, relieves himself as follow
concerning his impressions of POGO
moke City on his recent visit to thii
vicinity:
The Spirit of Pocomoke Made Its
Appeal To Me
When I was in Pocomoke few
weeks ago the thing that impress
ed me very strongly was the
thought that suddenly to me that
here is town and a people the
farthermost down the Shore, vir-
tually at the very bottom of the
State, at the end of the world,
as it were, and yet they are a
people who have actually brought
the world to them. They have not
stayed in the backwoods, they
have not hibernaated and let the
tides of circumstance roll over
them without making an impress
ion. They have been alive and
awake to the possibilities of their
community and the result is a
town of unusual attractiveness,
town in which the social spirit is
thoroughly in line with the Mary
land tradition and whose enter
prise is astonishing. They have
built the town in all its modern
sections in keeping with the spir-
it of municipal pattern and unity.
1 remember coming here years
ago at the instance of the late
John Ennis to speak at high
school celebration and to me at
that time the town seemed like
typical Eastern Shore village.
It is far more than that now,
and yet rich in al 1.-The finer ele-
ments of neighborly and friendly
life.
Perhaps Mr.. McKinsey desires t
emphasize his Characterization of Pc
comoke, when, in his Baltimore Su
articles, he referred to this city an
community as being "civilized" sec
tion.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09

For 20 years John R. Van Arnam
has come to this section of the coun-
try with his Honeyboy Minstrel Show
He clung to minstrels long after all
other professional producers had aban
doned it and for eight years had the
only minstrel show given by white
performers in the United States and
Canada.
Turning finally to another form OF
entertainment. Bear in mind the will
nous radio star Captain Henry and
his Show Boat Follies" a radio stage
show of 20 performers under theil
waterproof tent theatre.
Captain Henry Is well known to
every radio listener in the world. Fol
until a short time ago he was broad
casting every week from coast te
coast.
Mr.. Van Arnam has provided Cap
tain Henry with a fine array of stage
stars, vaudeville acts and pretty girls
to combine with the radio stars to give
the public 2 1-2 hours of wonderful
entertainment. Bear in mind we will
be here one night only, Friday, Sep.
tember 9. The prices are Adults 25c
Children 15c. Under the waterproof
tent theatre located at 9Th ST., show
grounds.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
SALEM M. E. CHURCH
SERVICES FOR SUNDAY

Salem Methodist Church will OBJ
serve Boosters Sunday this Sabbath,
when "Parson Jack" is expecting all
members of his flock who are in or
near Pocomoke City to attend. The
choir will render special music and
the pastor will preach "a Difficult
Sermon.
The Epworth League will meet at
6:45; Evening worship at 1880, at
which time the pastor will preach on
"That's My Business"
All are invited to thse services if
there is engagement with some other
church.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
LIQUOR PROFITS ENABLE
OFFICIALS follower TAX
Continued from Page I

the Dispensary Fund and in securing
additional revenue from state and
county sources is earnestly solicited y
This note is self-explanatory, and
should be read, marked, and thor
oughly digested. Next Monday vote
is taken as to who shall represent
Worcester County in Annapolis the
coming winter. It would be well for
all voters to do a little questioning
between now and Monday and see
whether there is an opportunity to
save the city thousands of dollars; or
whether there is danger of losing it.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-09
Notice of First Meeting
of Creditors

In the District Court for the United
States for the District of Maryland
In the matter of Elizabeth r. Smul-
lin and John T. Smullin, Jr., individ-
ually and as co-partners trading as
J. T. Smullin & Son, Debtors.
To the Creditors Of the above named
Debtors:
Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day of April, 1888, Elizabeth r.
Smullin and John T. Smullin, Jr., in
dividually and as co-partners trading
as J. T. Smullin & Son, whose Post
Office address is Pocomoke City, Wor-
cester County, Maryland, filed in the
United States District Court for the
District of Maryland, a petition, ac-
cording to the provisions of the Acts
of Congress relating to Bankruptcy,
as amended, stating, among other
things, that they owed debts that they
were unable to pay in full as they
mature, that they desire to effect a
composition or an extension of time in
which to pay their individual and
partnership debts, that neither of said
debtors had any judgments entered
against them at that time, and that
there was then pending a certain suit
wherein judgment was about to be
entered against the said John T. Smul-
lin, Jr., which would create a. lien
against his interest in certain real
estate situate in Worcester County,
Maryland, and very seriously hamper
any extension or composition which
said debtors might make with other
creditors, and, accordingly, the first
meeting of the creditors of the said
debtors will be held at the office of
Godfrey Child, Esq, in Pocomoke
City, Maryland, on Saturday, Septem-
Der II, 1888, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for
the examination of said debtors, for
nomination of Trustee, for the con-
sideration of whatever plan the said
debtors will then and there submit to
effect a composition, or an extension
of time within which to pay their said
debts, as aforesaid, and for the trans
action of such other business S. may
properly come before the meeting.
The following is a summary, ac-
cording to the schedules filed in the
above entitled case, of the indebted
ness and assets of the said Elizabeth
r. Smullin and John T. Smullin, Jr.,
Individually and as co-partners trad
ing as J. T. Smullin & Son, and of
their secured creditors and of their
fifteen largest unsecured creditors:
Milford chronicle., 1938-11-18
Return Day In Sussex, The Only
Place In Country To Celebrate

flags stuck here and there. Thus IL
was Spectacular sight-One which
probably never will be witnessed
within the next century. This
was what then was called and today
is called Return Day. No other
section of the United States cele-
brates Thursday after the election in
such manner. It's much like a New
England town meeting. except there
is more celebration as to decorat-
tions.
But Return Day" since the advent
of the radio and quick wire commu-
nication has taken on a different as
pect. Today, within a few hours, the
entire world knows the result of the
elections through the media of tele-
phone, telegraph and radio whereas
those facilities were not available
a century ago.
While Judges Richard S. Rodney
and Charles S. Richards. in the an
cient courtroom. were canvassing the
vote. residents once more endeavOred
to stage parade and emulate their
fore fathers and keep up the tradi-
tion of Return Day., much as il was
staged a century ago. II fell far
short of the SOS and even of 1886.
Headed by the Georgetown High
School band. what seemed to a SEM
blance of a parade marched through
the streets, viewed by possibly 500
people. There were decorated auto
mobiles in the line. three horseback
riders. initiating those Of yesteryear
and a short line of undecorated cars.
some of whom had candidates elected.
The canvassing board concluded
their work about,S O'Clock. but long
before the public knew who had been
elected
Return Day" despite attempts to
revive It, is but a memory unless a
general celebration should be attempt
ed in 1910.
Milford chronicle., 1938-11-18
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Misses BeuIah and Olive Orendorf,
of Philadelphia, recently visited their
mother, Mrs. Amelia OrendOrf.
Jack Elwell was last week called
back to Philadelphia to work.
Mrs. Margaret POmetary. of Dover
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. =. l..
Kratz, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Lambert, of Philadel-
phia. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Elwell for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Dorsey Blake, of
near Lincoln, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Several from here attended the sale
of the late ID. J. Stayton on Saturday.
Robert Mcdowell entertained his
brother-in-law from Pennsylvania
on Tuesday on a cunning party.
/ as one of the County CLUB MEM
bers of the Greenwood Home Demon
stration Club extend to Clarence H.
Nelson and family our heart felt SYM
pathy in your sad bereavement. The
loss of a wife and mother. whe de-
parted this life last Saturday In the
Kent General Hospital. Dover, from
4 complication of diseases. Mrs.
Nelson was an active member of the
Home Demonstration Club.
tribute of thought will likely be
paid to her at the meeting of each
club s5 she wrote our Sussex County
Greed
Milford chronicle., 1938-11-18
SAFETY COUNCIL
TO MEET DEC. |
IN WILMINGTON
lcontInued from "a. Paasl

Mr.. Lammot DUPONT Copeland is
Chairman of the Banquet Committee.
Miss Violet L. Findlay is making
plans to have a child speaker repre-
senting the Junior Safety Council,
and a Style Show of Industrial Pro-
tective Equipment is being prepared
by Mr.. J. Thomas Warren. In addi-
tiOn to Mr.. Cameron's talk, short
addresses will be given by Governor
McMullen. and Mayor Bacon of Will
mington. Mr.. Copeland reports that
other distinguished guests who have
indicated they will be present are:
Hon. Charles L. Terry. Jr.; Hon. C.
Douglas Buck. J. Warren Marshall,
Theodore G. Joslin, Julien H. Har-
vey, Managing Director of the Nation
al Conservation Bureal; and Lew r.
Palmer. one of the original founders
of the National Safety Council.
Special tables Of ten or more may
be arranged. The reservations may
be made by writing to the Delaware
Safety Council, 2169 dupont Building,
Wilmington; or by H. II. Mulholland.
local representative of the Council.