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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-07-22
TRIBUTE PAID TO
POCOMOKE PEOPLE
BY MIR. JAMESON
.'The Window Seat" Takes Oc'
casiOn To Laud Bravery
Under Suffering

Sergeant and Mrs. John 7. Riley
of the Eastern Maryland Shore, mod
est and retiring, reaching the age ap-
preaching elderly, do not know the
great good they are doing. The COM
ing November, it will be two years
since they first came to Walter Reed
the wonderful Army Hospital IL
Washington.
"They did not know it at the time
but he was attacked in the throat by
that dreaded and cruel disease which
the human mind has not yet been able
to overpower-cancer. They have
been at the hospital all this time, ex-
cept for a few short stays back home
81 have seen them frequently from
the first, and for months we have
known the end, which sooner or later
comes to all, would soon come to him.
1t seems to be very near. But thru
all the suffering the discouraging
dragging days and nights have
brought him, he has been patient,
cheerful, uncomplaining. With this
tragedy tearing her heart out, she has
been devoted, sacrificing, brave.
"How marvelously they have obey
ed the injunction in Hebrews 12:1-
Let US run with patience the race
that is set before u.s. These two good
people, unknown to many in this
world, will never realize how much
their triumphant example, and this
simple telling of it, brings inspira-
tion, help, and encouragement to hun
dreds of thousands who have burdens
that seem heavy to them"
Under the head of can Inspiring
Example, the above was written by
W. D. Jameson, former Congressman
from Iowa. It appeared among the
articles Mr.. Jameson writes as fea.
lures for newspaper use, and these
under the title "The Window Seat"
He says: "Sitting in my office win
dow in the Southern Building, Wash
ington, D. c., and looking out, in my
minds eye, over the White House to-
ward the balance of the country
things Of passing interest occur to me.
like to jot them down."
This tribute to Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
was inspired by what he saw.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-07-22
DELAWARE BOY
SCOUTS ENCAMP
AT HARRINGTON
Will Occupy Fair Grounds Dur
ing Fair From July
26 To 30

Delaware Boy Scouts will again en-
camp on the Harrington Fair grounds
to give assistance to Kent Sussex Fair
officials and visitors during the per-
iod of the Fair, July $3.50. Under
the direction of Field Executive How
ard A. Solomon, of Salisbury, the
Scouts will be recruited from Kent,
Sussex and New Castle County Troops
reporting on the grounds Monday,
July 25, at $3.50 A. M.
A feature of the Scouts program
this year will be series of Scouting
demonstrations, to be given every
afternoon before the grandstand. Pho
'neering, first aid, camping and fire
making demonstrations are being pre-
pared by several Delaware Boy Scout
Troops.
Scouts will erect tent city, east
of the race track, where visitors nlay
see how Boy Scouts camped last year
at the Washington Jamboree. Dur
ing the day and evening the boys
will be assigned to assist the Fair Of
ficials and exhibitors, usher in the
grandstand, and assist in the parking
of cars.
This is the third year in which Del
Mar-Va Council Boy Scouts have rem
dered service at the Fair. 1t is a
valuable experience for the boys, as
we'll as an appreciated service to the
many visitors to the Fair. Selection
of Scouts to make up the provisional
Fair Troop is now being made, on the
basis of age, experience, and Scout
rank.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-07-22
ADVICE HANDED
TO USERS PUBLIC
SWIMMING POOL
State Department Of Health Ad-
vises Precautionary Sani-
tary Inspection

If you are going to make use of a
public swimming pool, here is some
advice from DR.. R. H. Riley, Director
of the State Department of Health:
Public swimming pools have grad
ually taken the place of the old swim
ming hole. If you are looking for a
place for a cool, refreshing swim, you
won't have to go far afield to find
one. But take a good look around be-
fore you make your choice to be sure
the one you select meets satisfactory
sanitary standards. If it does, you
will recognize the placard, bearing the
seal of the State of Maryland, show
ing that the place has been duly in
spected and is operated under a per-
nit from the State Department of
Health.
Regulations which are in force with
regard to all public pools cover the
construction, equipment and operation
of the pool, the source of the water
supply, methods of publication and
sanitary conveniences provided. Be-
cause the water in such places can be
easily contaminated and thereby be-
come a Carrier" Of disease germs,
the increasing use of such pools
makes it necessary for these require
ments to be strictly enforced, in order
that the users of the pools may be pro
tected against avoidable disease haz-
ards.
Application must be made to the
State Department of Health for an
operating permit before pool may
be opened to the public. A permit is
issued only after an inspection has
been made by the Bureau of Sanitary
Engineering of the State Department
of Health, and conditions have been
found to be satisfactory. Follow-up
inspections are made during the oper-
ating season. If conditions are in
sanitary or fail to meet the necessary
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-07-22

es of Salisbury as secretary of the
committee to complete arrangements
for the gathering. Other members
of the committee include A. r. Peter
son of Dorchester County, ]. D. Brown
of Wicomico County, S. o. Northam
of Worcester County and w. T. Chat
fey of Somerset County.
While the four counties are spon-
soring the meeting it was learned that
farmers from the entire Eastern
Shore of Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia would be invited to attend.
Tentative plans called for the pro-
gram to include games, picnic lunch
and swimming to be followed by speak
ing in the mid-afternoon.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-07-22

Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Bak-
er Eddy, among which is the following
page 3-"The Divine Being must be
reflected by man,-else man is not
the image and likeness Of the patient,
tender, and true, the one altogether
lovely; but to understand God is the
work of eternity, and demands conse-
Grafton of thought, energy and de-
sire"
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED

HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
Good positions for trained people in
hotel and institutional field New hotels.
restaurants. clubs, schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean in.
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Sept.
Oct. Jan Previous experience proved
unnecessary Registration in Lewis Ma
tional Placement Service FREE Of extra
cost. Lewis graduates. both young and
mature, winning success. Quick promo
ton fine living luxurious surroundings.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tons everyTh7sre Cou5ss 5n, indorsed by
Get into this fast-erowinp field and
enjoy success Get out of humdrum rou-
tine work into a field that teens with op-
portunity,- diversion and human interest:
or write for it NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING scHooLs.
Desk s9sS: Tsispbona henn M.t AHS = tess 9$sta M"
Washington. D. G.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. middle-aged, white, to live in
tenant house Woman to cook and clean
house. References. Mrs. John E Darby.
Bovds, Md. Phone PooleSvIlle :1-F-4
COUPLE for small farm; experience
necessary: ref. REQUIRED: house furn. Pier
son. Sandv Spring Md. Ashton ls..
STENOGRAPFER, experienced. for manu-
facturlng firm. State qualifications and
salary Box HIS Star
MEN AND WOMEN-Lesrn the real estate
business and be paid commission baslsl
While learning. Ambition. energy and tact
necessary requirements All or part time
while learning how 10 rent and sell houses,
building lots and acreage. Washington.
the fastest per capita growing city of its
kind in the United States. New armament
and other Government spending and home
puildlne unprecedented many times. Full
ton R. Gordon, pioneer developer of Chevy
Chase. ID c. Established 81 years. 1927
Eve St. NV. Dist. $50.
TAILOR OR SEAMSTRESS Apply Sunday,
II to y or Monday. 300 R. l. ave ne.
7;30 LANIER PL. nr. lsth-Col. I'd,
l rm.. kit. bath, furn basement apt. for
care OF house, extra room. SIS. White.
Sun. ewes, Adams 9lD1
Evening star., 1938-10-30

We have sales positions for three good
men with cars Commission and salary.
Experience not necessary as we teach you
at our expense. Leads furnished. See
Mr.. Mcdonnell, Monday only, Washington
National Cemetery, Suitland. Md. Spruce
DoS1
Evening star., 1938-10-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY NOVEMBER
return December 4. Reasonable.
BOSWELL. Dupont $3.50.
DAVENPORT IOWA OR INTERMEDIATE
points, about Nov. 9TH take 4 heated car.
FOX. lH'!!i N. Rolfe, Arlington
LADY DRIVING TO CALF. FIRST WEEK
NOV. desires lady or couple share driving
ana exp. Adams 9blu. EX. :,04. References
EXCHANGED.
TO n. MISSOURI NOV. ,, RETURNING
Nov. ID: by routes 40 and SO; room for
three Walnut S29@-W
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA NOV. 4. 1898
Bulck Roadmaster sedan can take 3.
Randolph 1864.
YOUNG MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION
to Calf. Drive, share expenses GLEN
BOlCE. lS5, Monroe ". Col 1O22
CHICAGO-LEAVINC NOV. .:nd. NEW
Dodge sedan; can take three. share eX-
penSeS. Adams 65fs
PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING CALIFORNIA
soon. new car Will take three: exchange
references: share. Phone Dupont $3.50
WANTED-TRANSPO TO DE-
troit for two about first of week Call
HIATT. Shepherd 300. 3na
Evening star., 1938-10-30
THE PAT,AIS ROYAL,

Two clean-cut. ambitious men for steady
EMPLOYMENT Must be satisfied with ap-
proximately $50 per week while starting.
No door -to-door canvassing. Must have
accepted. Apply Employment Office. sixth
floor, between 10 and l. am Monday.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
ARE YOU THE MAN?
AGENTS.

AGENTS and ORGANIZATIONS Show our
Christmas boxed cards, Wrappngs and 80
for-Sl imprint cards to earn extra money;
splendid profits Come in TO select your
samples. We give factory prices and serv-
ice. Premium given now. G. T. Breaken-
ridge Co. Rm. 3l0, 14U5 Eye ST. NV. Ma
ti0nal
Evening star., 1938-10-30

STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST. clerical, expr.
knowledge bookkeeping. taught school; age
.) salary open Georgia 6Oo3
Evening star., 1938-10-30

STENOGRAPHER-TY several years.
experience. will accept moderate salary.
Mrs WalcOtt. Lincoln 1898 31s
Evening star., 1938-10-30
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE.

GET THE BEST
Whole country GOING WILD about our
new CHAMPION 21-folder assortment,
including SOUVENIR CALENDAR. Head
and shoulders above everything else on the
market. SELLS ITSELF. Worth S2s5,
COSTS YOU 30c-SELL FOR ST. Also
bonus. Hand-colored ETCHINGS and super
value GIFT WRAPPING assortments, real
KNOCKOUTS. HUMOROUS RELIGIOUS,
EVERYDAY and BIRTHDAY boxes unsur-
passed. Imprint names. 80 choice designs
Samples ON APPROVAL.
SILVER SWAN STUDIOS.
320 Fifth Ave, Dept. 514. New York.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
CEMETERY Statesmen.

We are looking for two experienced
statesmen who can step out and do meri-
torious Jobs. Drawing account and liberal
commissions, with Al cooperation by the
Haley-Phelps organization. Call and see
r: NJ Haley Hotel Continental Tuesday,
Evening star., 1938-10-30
PART-TIME WORK.

Men to work evenings. So, for Christmas
rush; sales experience helpful. Men doing
light WORK now making $50 month. Box
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HELP MEN.
statesmen

JeWelry and Silverware Engraver.
A man of integrity who is thoroughly
experienced in engraving jewelry and sill
YER Box 49S-A,s Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced;
accountancy education; age 80; desires
responsible job. Lincoln UlS5-W. 81
BOY. Virginian wants lob in liquor store.
drug store or houSeWork. Columbia
l-N
Evening star., 1938-10-30

STENO-TYPIST. exp. accurate: asst. book
keeper. monitor bd gen office routine;
eceptionist: ref Box lS2-S Star AZ
Evening star., 1938-10-30

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE young genteel. neat.
capable. college education. now employed.
anxious to make connection where success
ful position may be attained. No selling.
ROX ASKS Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experienced,
with good reference; can start immediately.
Box RIB Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

AN EDUCATED WOMAN.
Age, 2145. with above average intelli-
gence: permanent position leading to ex-
ecutive work in educational service dept;
to qualify must be able to meet public easi-
~. assume responsibility and unincum-
bered; to applicant selected position should
pay over $1,000 per year: hours. "a: per-
sonal interview necessary. Write age. edu-
cation, experience and phone number. Box
3k.-Z
Evening star., 1938-10-30

OF COURSE
You Want More Money.
l. What You Should Earn
Easily up to 81 80 or more an hour.
2. When You Can Earn It.
Right now-steady work.
3. Where You Can Earn It
Right in this city.
4. How to Earn It
AS our special representative.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
Box 36-A. Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30
OPPORTUNITY.

eos ossA,LLlETsiMEN.,HoUsE.To-HoUsE MEN:
SOMETHING NEW HAS PROVEN sue
CESSFuL ALL OVER THE u S. BIG
MONEY TO HUsTLERs. ExPERIENcE
YOU NGciHHsSeE4 cHANeE FOR we ADyaNcFMEANG WilE IHAGH
APPLY MI. sUNDLUN. INTERSTATE
HOME IS / EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. 2114 PA.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
HELP DOMESTIC.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
derful French method used. DR.. Dell.
Ledendecker. :;O25 o st. NV Mich II2O
Evening star., 1938-10-30
INSURANCE AGENTS

we will train two men to become mem
oers OF our present staff; previous expert
ence not necessary; We will pay standard
commissions. plus. a modest salary based
cancelable health and accident company
N america We also write all forms Of
IIe insurance at lowest guaranteed rates
write Tor interview, give details of past eX-
perlence. age. etc: will interview only
mem5erS of the Masonic fraternity. Box
Evening star., 1938-10-30

PRINTER to set ads and make up news
paper. part time: fast. accurate; good two
thirder will do Answer must state salary
expected. Box 36-B. Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

EMBOSS-O CHRISTMAS CARDS.
SENDER'S NAME IN RAISED GOLD.
New. lightning seller Senders actual
signature in raised gold; 21 attractive fold
ers. retail 81: profit, 1000: also 80 name
imprinted cards 81. Many unique assort-
mentS, SOC up: samples on approval.
Friendship. 632 Adams, Elmira. N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

statesmen.
men with cars Commission and salary.
Experience not necessary as we teach you
at our EXPENSE Leads furnished. See
National Cemetery. suitland. Md. Spruce
MEN-WITH THE FOLLOWING
BACKGROUND:
1st-That you have been in the past q
willing. hard worker,
2nd-That YOU have lived your life clean
and can give excellent character ref
3rd-That You can prove that through no
iaulf i1a OF your own you are now un-
II you are willing to work hard for an
honest opportunity, and would be will
ing to do any kind OF honest work so
long as you could make a good living
at it. viii lg; give e., you courteous inter
we can get together or not.
In event you are selected; you will have
m he oSr aeoy of DAYS You 81 hod
be able to live on S25 per week for
your first six weeks:
once will be considered.
Reply in person, Monday afternoon, 1:3O
Vermont ave. NV.
ATTENTION, AUTOMOBILE
statesmen.
"A real opportunity Tor expert
enced productive men to join an
aggressive organization, selling
Ford cars and trucks, Lincoln
Zephyrs and the new Mercury
eight. Liberal commissions and
attractive demonstration plan.
See Mr.. Mansh OF Mr.. Peake,
Cherner Motor Co., 1871 Fla. ave.
NV.
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM
of credit jewelers. will employ
statesmen for sales promotion.
Nationally advertised mer-
chandise on easy payment
plan. Large earnings to men
who can qualify. Eli Rubin
Co., 718 7th st. NV.
ARE YOU THE MAN?
Large corporation with estab-
lished business in Washington 20
years, wants local representative.
Honest, loyal. hard worker with
some sales experience. Replies
confidential. Appointment will
be arranged for next Saturday.
Box 29S-A, Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HELP WOMEN.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Handle fastest selling 81 box-New
RUBY" 21-folder Christmas assortment:
novelty appeals instantly: you make 1900
gift wrappings, humorous. religious boxes;
big sellers Personal Christmas cards. with
name. boost your earnings. Make UP to S!5
ence needed: samples offered free. Chiffon
GrPetinpS ltl-M Lincoln ct
Evening star., 1938-10-30

| WOMAN refined. educated, competent
nurse. would like to contact elderly couple
or semi-invalid going to Florida: capable
of taking entire charge: best references.
Box 6o-B Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

GIRL. colored, general houseWork; must be
eXpstlenced IN baby care; must stay :. eve
nlhgS weekly also, references; salary. SIS. 80
weekly. Apply Sunday. IL am TO i pm,
~ = sra 81. NV. apt. ..
Evening star., 1938-10-30

NURSE. underestimate. age 23 with bust.
ness training. desires position in doctor
Evening star., 1938-10-30
ADDRESS BOX 59-A. STAR.
Exceptional Opportunity.

MAN OR WOMAN to represent national
concern. Outside work. Contracting home
owners. No actual selling. Do not apply
unless experienced in house-to-house work
Much better opportunity than in any
similar work to earn substantial weekly
incomes. Drawing account and commission
Apply forenoon Sunday, Miss F. Branson,
Room $40 Hotel AnnapoliS
Evening star., 1938-10-30

PUBLISHER wants an experienced news
paperman to take charge of an exclusive
weekly trade paper in Washington. State
experience and background by letter. Box
TS-P Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

TEACHER. Experienced. Private lessons
Adults or children. Go anywhere Dup. 2344.
TYPIST. expert. 5 yrs Government expe-
rence. wants work at once. Box 71-B.
Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30
3 MEN
SALES MANAGER

For washer and ironcr division of old
established retail outlet Must be capable
OF orsanizing and MANAGING Outside
crew. wonderful opportunity for a
man who is sales builder and desires a
permanent position. State age, experience
and when you can be interviewed Our
employes have knowledge of this ad. Ad-
Evening star., 1938-10-30

NURSE wants any. type home case or
charge children: college and special train.
ing: rates rsas Wis 4o61
Evening star., 1938-10-30

RADIO SERVICE MEN (2). ! for bench
work, l for outside; good hours. State
Roy
Evening star., 1938-10-30
TAXI DRIVERS

Good drivers can earn S35 wk and up.
Demand for Union and Arrow cabs make it
necessary to increase our organization.
BEST PROPOSITION in town, for clean-cut
men at least 81. with D. C. drivers permit.
FREE INSTRUCTION CLASSES DAILY for
Identification cards For complete details
apply between 1O-11 am. 1.,GO o2nd ST
Evening star., 1938-10-30


any kind reliable: reference. Met. S7s7.
JANITOR wants quarters in exchange for
services. / have position. References
furnished. Martin Hooper, gU3 24th
Evening star., 1938-10-30
WATKINS ROuTE MEN

Ambitious reliable men wanted imme-
diately to sell Watkins products in Wash
ington. D. c., and adjoining territories.
Customers established. Excellent opportu-
nifty for the right men. Apply 8 to L.
a m Sl3 K st u "
Evening star., 1938-10-30

YOUNG LADY. experienced. desires posi-
ton as secretary or stenographer; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and office work; abs
TO talk to public: good salary expected.
Box lab Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30
NOID II = Y INOO OO u
1114 18th ST. NV.
statesmen C.). ELECTRICAL
AppJ TaNrEiC

Attractive showroom. outstanding line:
prefer men with experience and closing
abllltY; can also Use 3 experienced can
vasserS. Apply kennedy's. 31O1 l4th NV
Monday and Tuesday. $3.50 to L.. Ask for
YOUNG MEN 2o-25 YRS. FOR INTER-
EST!NG OUTSIDE WORK: GUARANTEED
SALARY. WITH SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE
AFTER 3 WEEKS TRIAL PERIOD AT
WHiCH Tine QUALIFIED MEN CAN
AvERAGE S2H-S"J WEEKLY. MUST BE
TALL. NEAT AND WILLING TO WORK
HARD APPLY AFTER 10 AM MONDAY
MOu!E SHOTS. RM POS, Ind NATL BANK
r
Evening star., 1938-10-30

| SECRETARY: unusual ability education;
highest caliber experience; rapid legal stem
ographcr: double entry bookkeeper; handle
estates. trusts. income tax returns: former
! connections nationally prominent. Box
Evening star., 1938-10-30
SAlESkEN.

FOR FIRST TIME-Changed policy creates
openings for good statesmen. $50 in week
not unusual. Write for details commission
and salary plans. Fast-selling speciality
Good repeater. Numerous established
dealers; Fine future. 1ndco. 6?221 Broad
Evening star., 1938-10-30

CHEF OR End COOK, eXperlence in hotel.
restaurant and baking; reference. Ask
Romano Dupont afi3
Evening star., 1938-10-30

WOMAN refined wishes position As house.
keeper-companion to an elderly person.
Box 2Of. Farnville. Va. 81
YOUNG LADY wants to work in small
restaurant or lunchroom; reliable neat;
Wculd appreciate work where smiling serv-
ice is REQUIRED. Phone METROPOLITAN 1852.
Ask for Madaline
Evening star., 1938-10-30

EF-COOk. position in club hotel or
private; many years exp; good on pastry.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

GIRLS 90. rolored-l. practical nurse will
take general care of house; / wants work
by day or week: reference Dec. 503T.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
L CHRISTMAS CARDS

WITH A NATIONAL REPUTATION
Earn more with nationally known WAL
lace Brown line. bigger values lower prices.
1888 leader .!1-card 81 box assortment: Is
other super-value aSsortments: UP to 1000
profit. Most complete line of big money
makers; experience unnecessary: &c. free
samples. Wallace Brown 40 Fifth ave,
nuhat
Evening star., 1938-10-30
SELL ALL STORES.
Ii nlnA Gt.nru hl1c,nncc Z

ot1LlI ALL 81 NnES
Staple item every business must have
Special exclusive features clinch sales on
sight Costs YOU as low as gOC sells for
$500. Repeat commissions without call
backs. Leads furnished Full time or spare
time. Copyrighted and U. s. Pat. Office
protected. Free Demonstration equipment
makes success almost automatic Write for
special starting offer. COMMONWEALTH
co. est. 1910, Desk L., sos So Dearborn,
Chicago
Evening star., 1938-10-30
CASHIER.
COUPON statesmen.

Something sensationaly new! Best deal
in town with the best studio! Absolutely
new and different! Investigate now and
cash in for Christmas! Mr.. Roberts, 1429
Evening star., 1938-10-30

Sell 80 Assorted Folders for ST..
With Customers Name Imprinted.
COST YOU ONLY soc.
Big bargain. 500 CONN., Experience
unnecessary. No investment. Free samples.
Dunbar, New Brunswick, N. j.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

TESS-MANAGER, college-trained dieti-
clan: experienced in all phases restaurant
and dining room operation. Box Sob.
Star
Evening star., 1938-10-30

DIR. sCHAFF. LICENSED CHIROPRACTOR:
quick relief for nerves and rheumatism
$500 10Th st. ne. Dec. 3163.
AN HOUR OF MUSIC AND MEDITATION
is offered each Mon. Wed and Fri pm
at the Washington Chapel 10th ST. at Co.
lumbia rd NV. No charge no collections.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE
your draperies, slip covers and reuphols!er
nished. Phone Natl 1851. r. O. NJ. Bur.
ton { Son. oil st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
MEAT CUTTER. experienced give ref
erences and salary desired. Box 232-A,

MEN. 90 to deliver circulars Monday
morning. 7:30 am. 3rd and Florida ave.
Evening star., 1938-10-30

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT private secre-
tary desires position recurring RESPONSE
bllliv and ability: experienced in finance.
commercial business. VIII travel. Excep-
tlonaI references. J. D. MartenSen. Bur-
lluginn Entnl
Evening star., 1938-10-30

FIL1PINO-Chautfeur wishes to wori; for
bachelor or couple; > years experience:
personal diplomatic recommendation. 1905
,tN,n 2ns
Nogales international., 1938-02-05
The Mousetrap Quotation

'If man wrote better book,
preach better sermon, or make
better mouse trap than his neigh
Dor, though he build his house in
the woods, the world will make a
beaten path to his door," The au-
thorship has been attributed to
different persons, with Ralph Wal
do Emerson and Elbert Hubbard
most frequently mentioned. A
search narrows to these two, and
reveals for u certainty that Hub
bard supplied the mouse trap, but
there isn't any doubt that the sense
of the quotation goes back to the
writings of EmersOn.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.