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800 feet, $50 feet, 325 feet. 275 feet,
$50 feet, 225 feet, 375 feet, and one
unknown young man Of giant stature
threw it 400 feet. Then up stepped
q very slight little fellow. He said,
II can't throw the javelin as far as
any of you fellows but due to Pc
culiarity in my arm I can throw it
two exact distances. It never fails
and I can at will place the javelin
right on the spot at either Of these
two distances. 1t happens that they
are Of such length that by varied
combinations of these two distances
I can come out even on any one of
the distances which you have thrown
the javelin" The slight fellow did
just what he said What are the two
distances which he was able to throw
the javelin?
(Answer on Page B-17)
(Copyright, 1881
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Lyman was hanging by his neck and
his face wasn't pleasant to look at.
Jim dismounted and picked up the
soap box that was lying against one
Of the fence posts. He placed 1t be-
meath Old Harry's dangling boots.
The boots were fully feet above the
surface Of the box.
Murder, I guess" ne said. "He
couldn't have stood on this box an
hung hisself" He squinted up at the
still form meditatively. Way things
look. some one tossed . rope around
Harrys neck an strangled him to
death, then slung the rope over the
cross piece an tied 1t SOS it'd appear
like suicide. That there soap box was
an afterthought. Killer didn't have
time to measure the distance between
Harry's boots and the top OF it,"
Sheriff Boyle swung back into the
saddle. The Circle H riders looked
bewildered and somewhat annoyed.
There's footprints on top OF the box"
Jim went on. Somebody stood on 1t
SOS it'd appear Harry climbed up on
it an jumped off. Trouble is Harry's
got on nat-heeled house shoes. and
them footprints was made by high
the outside edges, the kind q jisger
would put on who ran down his heels
on the side. Sine" said Sheriff
Boyle sharply. 'lemme see the soles
OF your boots"
Slime Purdys mouth fell open. His
q little in his saddle.
, why. damn you, sheriff, what are
you drivin' at?"
Just this. Yesterday Harry rid
1t was you who's been In cahoots with
the cattle rustlers. He asked me not
to do anything till he collected more
evidence. Somethin' must have hap
pened when he got home. You prOba-
bly, discovered he suspected you. But
you had things arranged You had al
ready accused Black Feather, 20 the
boys naturally suspected he was the
culprit when you murdered the old
man. Damn it, Slime. you amt got
lick O. sense. Black Feather amt
been able to toss = rope since he had
his hand crushed two months ago."
Slime was slow-minded, but he
caught on quickly. He had speed
with . six-gun, and he might have
beaten Boyle to the draw. had not the
ofncer anticipated what was going to
happen. The two guns roared almost
together. but Slime had barely gotten
his clear of its holster.
(Copyrisht. 1889
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Children's Art Displayed.

The Children's Federal Art Gallery,
Ninth street and Independence ave-
nue. SW.. opened an exhibition Of
mural paintings today by children Of
the District and Of Virginia. North
Carolina and Florida under the spon-
sorship OF the District w. P. A.
Sculptures in stone by high school
students Of Aliquippa. Pa. also are on
display. The exhibit will end No.
yember 9.
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SHERIFF DEDUCTS

hankering TO tangle
with the law, yet
they wanted Black
Feather.
you boys are
smart" Jim said
softly. Turn your
nags around an
lead the way back
home"
Jim's hand DROP
ped idly to the butt
Of his gun. His
eyes were cold and
sharp and fearless.
The Circle H boys
knew him by repu-
t t ion. T ey
turned heel, and
Boyle and Black
Feather followed
along behind.
1t was a gruesome
sight that greeted
them at the Circle
II cate Old Harry
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Black Feather

slack Feather
knew that every
one thought there
was bad blood be-
tween him and
Harry Lyman, his
boss, 50 the morn
ing the latter was
found hanging by
his neck from the
arch over the ranch
gate. the Indian
saddled up his
pony, tled supplies
and blankets on
behind and headed
for town.
Three months
ago Black Feathers
right hand had
been crushed by a
falling horse, max
ing him useless as a
cowman, which was
his trade. 1t looked
as If ho rY,ipht havo
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ORDER OFFICE MANAGER
HELP DOMESTIC,


COOK. colOred. experienced: live in. Ap-
ply by letter only. giving references. $500
F'oxhall rd. NV.
GIRL. general housework. must be good
laundress: hours TO 3; 81 week. 3O4
9Th st. Sc.
GIRL. white. experienced, for general
housework and care OF child. Phone
Cleveland 6S6S.
GIRL colored: general housework. mothers
helper: references: must be clean and
healthy. Box 457-S. Star.
GIRL. white. experienced. housework and
maid; live in. 1O7 w. CLIFTON ter. 14th
and Clifton NV. after pm.
HOMELESS GIRL OR LADY, g.hw. ex-
change for board. room So week: must love
children: suburbs. Hillside OOg3.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, not over 3d. good
cook laundry by machine: employed couple
and mother live in. good home: S25 mo.
Box 456-S, Star.
MAID lFht IT, coIored Hir. neat experencee Per
wk. 4420 nth st. NV.
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J. Waldo Fawcett to Speak.

James Waldo Fawcett, an editorial
writer for The Star. will speak on
Educating the Educators" at q meet
ing Of the Junior High School Teach
ers' Association At 4 pm. today at
the Mcfarland Junior High School,
Thirteenth and Upshur streets NV.
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Difference in Education.

In the United States public edu-
cation is an attempt to give the peo-
pie everything they want, while in
British communities 1t is an attempt
to give what is considered good for
them.
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most Of them are going" The" is
superfiuous and should be omitted.
Send a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope for the leafiet Business Eng
nsh."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Rooms 4Ol =
eO2 Westory Bldg. 14th g. F. Met 1873
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself. MCCLELLAN FALLIN. 5000 K
st NV. l2s
/ WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. WILLIAM c. FALLIN. 722 F st.
FORD 1894 COACH MOTOR NO. 1s-
lO4ol9a, will be sold At public auction at
Gus ESehberss. 1927 r St NV. on Wednes-
day e,or. October na 49, isas i,vs foT sspairs
GARAGE. rear 1919 Columbia rd NV
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. WlLBERT RANDALL PERRY. 1857
Spring I'd. NV.
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHOL-
SterinE done IN your home. VIII 20 any
where. Box 261-X. Star l.'
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Young Folks Fear
Itchy Pimples

Skin blemishes are mental and
social handicap to young folks. For
30 years in millions of homes both
young and old have used soothing
Petersons Ointment for relief from
itchy pimples, Eczema, ugly red
blotches or other irritations due to ex-
ternal causes. Makes the skin look
better, feel better. 35c all druggists,
money back if one application does
not delight you. Peterson's Ointment
soothing also for tired, trritated feet,
and cracks between toes.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT COLLECTION MANAGER,
10 yrs recent retail experience: hieh-type
young man; low salary. Box 221-X. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, part-time book
keeping. books started. audited. balanced,
BAKER. first-class all-around man; hotel
and cafeteria experiences reference. Mar
tin J. Herfkins 11lO Abbey pl. ne. IL.
BOOKKEEPER, Washingtonian, expert
enced to take full charge: once supervi.
sion: all reports. Box 254-X. Star. IL
BOOKKEEPING, accounting. full or part
time; good local references. Adams oaal6.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Associ-
alton. 1900 Wheeler rd. Sc. All. 7142.
PLAQUE and picture. in box found at Pa.
ave. and ! tn st. Dist. $3.50. Ext. 12OO3.
between 4:3O and $50 pm.
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SAlESWOMEN.

POSITION AVAILABLE NOW
For experienced book salesman or woman
TO represent the most highly Endorsed and
fastest selling new publication in America
We want selling manager who can. with
our cooperation. develop a sales organ2a-
ton Position will pay right party $40
weekly upward. including oVerwrltlng COM
mission and liberal advance. Write lmme-
diately, giving experience. full qua llfcatlons
and phone number. Confidential interview
viii be arranRed Boy 34I-X. star. II
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SITUATIONS MEN.
(Continued.)

BUTLER. valet. white. first-class; also ex-
cellent cook; bachelor or small family; ref
erences. Columbia GOAL.
CARETAKER.sober. reliable man seeks
position, good cook. companion. drive q
fused BOX Ssa-x. Star. ~ 0
CARPENTER, experienced general remodel
ins; Ing 50 day; have car: good worker; ready
wednesday. Lincoln $3.50.
sateI NAN sos age @5 ast
honest. Box 443-x. Star.
MAINTENANCE MAN or wstchman-Reli.
able. sober man desires position. UNDER
able offer refused Box 42s-x Star.
MAN; elderly. white. wants work as assist
AM. ant )anitor. Box 4@3-X. Star, or phone
MAN. colored, married. experienced dairy.
Nd. VIM. Ireland.
MAN. colored. wants Job as houseman,
9f 9sda y grocery store: age @6. Call Potomac
OFFICE CRAFTSMAN. years EXP. ensi-
neers. files. maps. etc. available li; Nov T I;
reference. A. Arbuckle, 704 N Emerson st.,
Arlington. Va. Walnut 1881. IL
SECRETARY. Junior accountant four years.
experience once and secretarial work. Gov
keeping Box 43s-x. Star. ~
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. experienced in
credit investigations. collections or general
off1ce work. Box 377-x. Star. IL
YOUNG MAN. 10. years experience auto-
mobile service and sales manager: experi-
enced in feet operations and maintenance;
best OF reference. Box 410-X. Star. 12s
YOUNG MAN wants Job as chauffeur or
st. stuak driys5 Cal S99d s99d reference @4ls 18th
1S-YEAR-OLD BOY. high school gradu.
ate. now attending college. must have op-
porrunity poa 1 to earn, earn expenses % Of board and
Phone National 1G4S
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Broin TwizzIers
Advertisement

BY PROF. J. d. FLINT.
A group Of husky young athletes
were warming up for the javelin event
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HELP WOMEN,

AssoRTER AND MARKER. white, on all
classes. of work; must be thoroughly expe, r
Laundry 9.th and K sts. NV.
must must be expert. Salary: early hours. Ap-
ply Jacks 40 14th st. NV.
CHOCOLATE DIPPER. experienced. Call
Emerson 1913.
CORPORATION desires services Of capable.
ambitious woman Interesting work Ior
portunity for advancement. One weeks
free training REQUIRED. Box 3l6-M Star
FUR FINISHER. thoroughly experienced
Box 4S5-S Star.
GIRL for dressmskins, and alteration;
white only. 1s4l Columbia I'd. NV. Apt.
sos.
HOUSEKEEPER white. employed couple.
child S25 month to start. live in; Sundays
of. Wisconsin 6619-J.
HOUSE MoTHER-TEACHER, for school for
very young children; age 30 to 40. Nearby
Washington. Box 361-S. Star.
LADIES to work on mems and ladies' suits
and fur coats; flnishers; experienced. Ap-
ply 300 Mt. Pleasant st. n W.
LADIEs--Christmas cards. Student, made
S24 in 3 days spare time. New idea
EmbossO assortment. 21 smart folders. with
sender's signature in raised gold. Retails
ers. 80 for ST. 'U' other fsp BEAUTIFUL assorments.
increase earnings. Samples on approval.
Friendship az Adams. Elmira. N. Y.
LADIES-Christmas cards. 1905 profit.
Sensational 81 assortment. Gift wrapping.
etching boxes. SO personals Rhoades made
S336 Combination offer. Request samples.
Bluebird. 10l1 Fitchburg. Mass.
MODELS-Free hair ,tinting. bleaching and
floor. Hotel Raleigh.
SEAMsTREsS, experienced on upholster-
enced need apply. BOX 4i7-s. Star.
SECRETARY for r. E. broker; Must be
at small salary plus commission; no selling
necessary. Box 439-X. Star.
SILK PRESSER. experienced. in cleaning
plant. 1924 Nichols ave. Sc.
WoMAN-Tmmediste WOMAN. LINN opening IN .Ghild
in s1 pe2sonsity snd ambition sSoe pos
tion permanent and will pay successful ap-
plicant $35 weekly. Write Box 36S-X, Star
giving age. education, experience and phone
number. H.
WOMAN. young. intellisent ambitious able
to speak easily. write legibly ard type.
Atlantic 6220.
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE
Largest variety personal Christmas cards,
stationery. Many big-value 81 box assort-
msPe big pDn pqs sa 1t tnem YSu
Fifth Ave. Dept. ioi1. New York.
ORDER OFFICE MANAGER.
National concern. planning to open order
office and display room in several towns
in Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Vir-
glnia. wants young women as managers;
salary and commission. Should be between
- and "a. with at least high school edu-
cation: must have good appearance. pleas
experience either in retail store or house,
toulouse required knowledge of various
lines of merchandise desirable Preference
Chief requirements are ability to sell.
ability to move to another city. Will be
given thorough training before assignment.
Apply at once. giving full details. Box
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MEN-Serious-m young men who
wish to start their own business in small
other easily saleaple merchandise. No
money needed. Fine percentage. Apply
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MAN. white. may earn room. part-time
work, or secure board and room for S4G5
wk. Cooperative Club. 1907 Eye st.
MECHANIC. exp. with city refs. only. Ap-
ply Reds Service Center. 10th and w
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TWO SALESMEN-25-55.

Are you aggressive? Can you sell? Are
you capable Of quick training? Are you
Interested in 3 new field that has un-
limited possibilities and very little COM
petition? We furnish qualified leads 'no
canvassing) and a sales manager to close
your business II you need help. Our men
work about hours daily and we have
men making more than 500 weekly. New
men can make better than $50 week
while learning. Investigate this after 1O
I'M Wednesday 34l2 r. l. ave. ne.
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN for d. c. and Florida. Glebe
I'd and Pershing dr., Buckinsham. In
Quire trailer car. II
statesmen. with cars; call on grocers with
attractive sales-stimulating plan; following
preferred; references. Call Mr.. Schifren.
between and pm. Ritz Hotel.
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jolly Polly
4 Little Chat on English.
By JOS. J. FRISCH.

r. T.-"Most OF us are wondering
is the correct form, not THE most Of
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OCTOBER II, 1898.

SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM
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Charles Underwood baritone, GSG 1853 1913
6 m 1881 ESQ., 1877 1918
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1RF, 305 n, 9e3
s45pmCARACAs Typical
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s15 pm-BERLIN DJD 254 ll77
pm-LONDON organ GsI, 1875 1926
meg; GsD ass M. meg; Csc, 313 s.5s
is m, 95l
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN. ITALIAN
Native teachers. conversational method.
Beginners. advanced students: small
glasses. =, Glasses forming nov. Monthly.
Circle. IT,
HIGH SCHOOL. many complete in 2 years.
write for catalogue. American School, Box
Gl56 Apex Station. Washington. D. C..
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS: YOU get
training proved by success of many Hemp
hill graduates: you learn on real Diesel
Engines: you get most thorough. most
practical Diesel course available: 32-paEe
book free. Registrar's ONCE. 400 Garri-
son Blvd. BALTIC.
AUTO DRIVING taught by expert: easy
parking a speciality; ST per lesson permits
secured: cars furnished. Dupont 20O2.
AUTO DRIVING .1NsTRUCTIONs-Co
Gus. patient. professional instructor. Learn
to drive skillfully. safely and easily; park
ing and trafic. Mr.. Rundlett. Emer. 1881
SPEED DICTATION, preparatory to civil
service examination. Every evening. S5 per
month. 1896 Conn. ave. Decatur 32S4.
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS. home study
courses-Ques. and ans: latest editions;
price. 81 up. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL.
1888 F st. National 2340.
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man, any
hours Cars furnished. Permits secured.
Parking for tests. Noel. Emerson 1858:
OUR GRADUATES FLY PLACES, One re-
ceives solo license one week. then COM
pletes successful 1.2O0-mile flight over
storm devastated New England the next.
Why not YOU? S-hr. course. S45. Solo
time reduced to 81 per hr. Capitol Air
port, Bladensburg, Md. Phone CIR. 37a5!.
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to S4b frst week; car given as bonus.
Write Zanol. 1869 Monmouth, Cincinnati.
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DOMESTIC

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 556l. 1902 l1th.
has cooks maids nurses. mattresses. g.h W,
day workers. dishwashers housemen.
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY"
2U3ii, Ga ave supplies cooks. maids.
porters chaufIeurs dishwashers. Dec. 242l.
DOMESTIC AGENCY" .O34Ia Georgia
ave. Dec. 242l, supplies cooks. maids. por-
ters janitors dishW ashers.
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FAployMEhr SERVICES.

MANAGING CHEF, white. male. 30-40
years old. single preferred; hotel experience
required; no buying: Sl35 per mo-, room
and board. Apply in person:
d. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
5o5 81; NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-11

SALESMAN,
Is to IS years old, with outside
retail experience and capable of
developing into sales man.
agerial position with Goodyear.
Apply between 10 and 2 for per-
sonal interview with factory
representative.
GOODYEAR TIRE g. RUBBER
CO.,
1900 Conn. Ave.
SERVICE MAN WITH EX-
PERIENCE ON WASHING
MACHINES, REFRIGERA-
TORS, RADIOS OR STOVES.
ATLANTIC 4728, BRANCH 3.
BETWEEN 1914.
MAN, excellent, for uphol-
stering and finishing work,
excellent opportunity for fast,
efficient worker; good salary
to start. Apply 5 pm. Wednes-
day, 821 7th st. NV.
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GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
neat and honest, exp. in cooking; stay
nights. 1906 9th st.
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GIRL. colored. wants gh.w. or anything
available; stay nights. Potomac 432n-W.
GIRL colored. wants general housevork.
plain cooking: good ref; take care of chill
dren. District 519S.
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MEN l3), for special sales work. all or
part time; commission and guarantee.
1917 st. NV. Room 3O1
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Time work: references. North 2S62-J
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes job as maid
consider whole time; reference. Decatur
1895.
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JANITOR. colored: also to fire boiler. re-
quested to have No. license must live
on premises. references required. Apply
in person Hebrew Home for the Aged,
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JEWELRY SALESMAN-LYve wire in Govt
ONCE or private concern: can supplement
and liberal credit terms available. BOX
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GIRL colored reliable. wishes full or
part time work of any kind. 102 Mass.
ave. NV. Jessie Thompson.
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GIRLS. >, colored. want full-time work
caring for children: refs. North 0361.
GIRLS, colored. .. want full or part time
work; ref. Call between L pm. and 6
pm. Col. OO4@.
Evening star., 1938-10-11

Get seasons fastest-selling line NOW.
Largest variety personal Christmas cards,
stationery. Many big-value 81 box assort-
ments. Don't start until you see them. You
essary. Samples free. Wallace Brown, 225
Eth Ave Dent lQl1 New Ynrk
Evening star., 1938-10-11

GIRL. colored, wants DAYS work. part or
full time; good reference. Call Dupont
E9R1
Evening star., 1938-10-11

HOUSEKEEPER- colored: days work or
part-time job willing worker. Phone At
Evening star., 1938-10-11

MEN-Two nearby established Rawieigh
routes now open or can place you in WASH
inRton. D. c. A real opportunity to make
permanent connection. No investment or
experience needed. For personal interview.
see A. E. Hendershot. the Capitol Park Ho-
tel WedneSdaY. October II m II d m
Evening star., 1938-10-11

HANDY MAN for Coliseum Roller Skating
Rink, $40 28th st. NV. Must be expert
eneed in building trade. Quarters fur
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WOMAN colored. would like to be placed
chambermaid or waitress. Call Pot.
0323. 12'
small home and child for employed couple;
live in. Call District 1923.
WOMAN. reliable. colored would like work
Mon. Tues. halliday Wed. and Friday.
North 551O.
YOUNG LADY desires laundry work: expe-
rienced on shirts or any other kind Of
work. Lincoln 1922
Evening star., 1938-10-11

GIRL. intelligent attractive, wants honest,
office or house work; types: loves children.
Mrs. Alvarez North 3OSt-R.
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GIRL. colored desires part-time or morn
ing work Call Atlantic 64O6-W
Evening star., 1938-10-11

uPHOI3TERER. afl-around. experienced.
2zz7 18th q. NV. Holman upholsterers,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Kerbln,
Jr., are receiving congratulations at
the Peninsula General Hospital on the
birth of a son.
Mr.. Charles w. Shockley and daugh
ter, Miss Evelyn Shockley visited
relatives in Beverly, w. Va, this
week.
Mrs. Ernest Hargraves of Norfolk,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Taylor.
Miss Mildred Taylor has returned
to Union Memorial Hospital, Balti-
more, after spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Burnley and two
daughters, Betty and Lucy Ann and
son, Seth, Jr., of Charlottesville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrington
of Cape Charles are the guests OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Harrington, ST., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Watson, OF
Wilmington, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Clemon Outten this week.
Mr.. Richard Atkinson has returned
after spending week at Rehoboth
Beach.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02

daughter, Norma are visiting rela-
tives in Olney, Md, and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Jucketts has returned
to Camden after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dickerson
spent the weekend in Atlantic City.
Mr.. w. G. Kerbin made business
trip to Baltimore this week.
Miss Jane Anderson, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herman
Perdue.
Mrs. Newall Corddry entertained
her bridge club on Monday evening.
Miss Marian Humphreys is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Bandell in New
York.
Mrs. Montgomery Stage and son,
Edward Davis spent Thursday in Bal
timore.
Mr.. FARRELL Simmons has accepted a
position as teacher in high school at
Parksley, Va.
Mrs. Ralph Brown spent the week.
end at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. Charles Allender of Westmin-
ster, spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Corddry.
Mrs. w. L. Dennis and son, Billy, is
visiting her father, Mr.. F. ]. Lee at
Rockville Center, Long Island.
Mrs. Charles Petit and Mr.. Ben
jamin Esham of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Tuffer of Cleveland, Ohio, spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. Cleveland Bailey of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. C. L. Sturgis of East Bridge
water, Mass, will spend this week.
end with his mother, Mrs. A. D. Stur-
gis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester C. Nicholson
of Long Island, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Wootten, this week.
Mrs. E. Nicholson has returned to
Pocomoke after visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lynch of Sell
byville spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Brooks have
returned to Mathews, Va, after visit
ing their son, Mr.. Meredith Brooks
and Mrs. Brooks.
Rev. and Mrs. John Townsend spent
this week in Westminster, attending
the preachers conference.
Miss Beverly Penn has returned to
Baltimore, after spending two weeks
with relatives here.
Miss Irma Lee Disharoon has re-
turned after spending several weeks
in Ocean City.
Mrs. William G. Kerbin, ST., has re-
turned to Sykesville, after spending
month with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kerbin, Jr.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-09-02
Snow Hill News

DR.. R. B. Mathews has returned d
ter spending six weeks with relatives
in Damerescotta, Maine.
Mrs. C. Norwood Shockley and TWO
daughters, Betty Ann and MARY
Louise spent several days this week q
in Washington with Mrs. David T.
Dixon.
Mr.. Orlando Shockley left this week
IA make his home with his daughter
Mrs. Englebert Schmidt and MI
Schmidt in Beverly, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Leigh of Pat
terson, N. J., and Mrs. Walter Mason
of Madison, N. j., are guests OF MISS
Lille Mason, this week.
Mr.. Charles Richardson has return
ed to College Park, after visiting his
sister. Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
Miss Lila Norfleet has returned to
her home in Winston Salem, N. T..
after spending a week here VIII
friends.
Miss Lucy Walter has returned