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Evening star., 1939-07-16
GoIdun Wins Feature
Al Hagerstown by
Two Lengths
Fovored Way Out Runs
Second, Brief Third
In Field Of Eight

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July 15.-
The Morning Herald Handicap, fea-
tured on today's racing program
here. saw E. Johnston's Goldun
reach the wire two lengths in front
of the favored Way Out. Brief was
third in field of eight.
Jockey Woody Kirk won the race
at the first turn when everything
went wide and Kirk sent his mount
through on the rail. Goldun con-
tinued on down the back stretch
and while still on the rail, the West
wick gelding took command and
drew out under intermittent punish
ment.
The time for the Mason Dixon
course. about SIX furlongs. was 1:06
over the lightning fast track.
The winner paid $3.50.
The favored Mrs. r. A. Bowman'S
Canter Belle, winner of her last
start here, easily romped OF with
top honors in the fourth race. We
netian just got up to take the place
by a head from Lyconna.
The Bowman representative re-
turned her hackers $3.50 while cover
ing the 1-16 miles in 1:54 AS.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Long Key Regains 81
Form 10 Triumph in
Goldsmith Maid
White Drives to Grand
Circuit Victory in
Straight Heats
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me,
July 15.-Returning to the form that
stamped him a trotting standout of
1888, E. ]. Merkles Long Key raced
to straight-heat triumph today in
the $4,000 Goldsmith maid trot for
4-year-olds. feature event on grand
circuit harness racing program.
With the veteran Ben White of
Lexington, KY, in the drivers seat,
the Columbus (Ohio) owned trotter
was taken over the kite shaped mile
track in 203a. first heat clocking,
but hustled through the second in
2:01A.
Long Key, the disappointing IA
vorite OF last years Hambletonian,
was prohibitive favorite in the
betting. Runner-up honors in both
heats went to Dale Hanover, owned
by Socialite E1bridge T. Gerry of
New York City.
Blackstone, owned by Ben Mayo
Of Tarboro, N c., captured the ma
tional stake for 3-year old PAGERS,
secondary feature, in three
straight heats, the first two of which
were run in 2:01A. DR.. Hugh M.
Parshall. the country's leading
driver, handled the reins.
Summaries:
-. Ma National a!, Stake Pace; for foals of 1896;
ssret spansler e By BY Gas axSo4thy
lParshaln 1-1-
Pute Pu Of York, ch. c Short 5-s-5
Dr: Rsnkln br. c. palm 3-3-3
r.s as1s:@iss s. Maid 4,esIeta asa tro,s.r.;
Long Key. ;: h: by Peter volo.1osola's
Worthy by Guy Axworthy white Ii
Dale pa Hanover b h. PownalD 2-2
57ms). 81, 9. Professor ie~0. Time-s:oss.,
:, slower than goa trottins; purse, s7oo.
Emma Hmms sifnal, E,,i.n; b m M ey signal Peter,
bslian Hanover. +. h. Lacey 5a
Asnse ''.asfseM't's4 HeSoVsS onoad.s. ts
asnsyer ! Ss5, saS'n Atom 60 0s'' rlmsy hssEy
3;year old trotting; purse. s4oo.
Eanes R.li rs s. setes vs!o st }essan ess5nyn- 81
Bssssssdos Bsssfss sfnUy'f s 5pSp Ii c P0Wn''D s5
% AsS setsS5tss-Iy5miss eSt;sI H.naS:r Ms.FIs s,.:
2:O3. 2:O5.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Empire City Results
, the Associated Press.

BY tle ASSOCldteQ freSe.
FIRST RAcE-Purse: $1,000: maiden
Witchlike Haas SO 1-2 1-e
soola Brook James) 4-6 ID
Also ran-Lets Dine, The Knife and Red
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: ,3-year-olds and up; about. furongs:
FsSsyI FEEsy Day ~ 'WaIn Cam,,,s 81 a.
Time. Flo. ''''
wnss A;s Reads ASu o H. ss'f hdys M F.s:
and City judge.
afEia SAs5P1tnsl liiss 1uflonss 1000; maiden
Walt for Baby tJames> 81 4.5 2-5
ThoTn T1ona AnIis eEsls tHssss (MUxen 7-lo i..$
Also ranTspir,sed: Head Tide. Trapese
FOURTH RAcE.The Kstonah: class 2
handicap: purse: $1,000; 3-year-olds and
shoulder Arms CMendel e-1o s-S out
spillway ,toSssstiileJ 4-5
Also iMe; ;ranwPiay aioPiii Gold. Clap In and Hish
Omar.
CAP m purse $1,000 added: e. S s-s.ar @ .olds:
Ia miles.
Lovely Night fWalD 81 81 IL
Hash tWright S-5 7-10
Heather Broom (James) 1-10
Time. / SO.
Also ran-Porter's Mite, Invader. IT.
berius. Pontius. Volitant and ARIEL Toy.
SIXTH RACE-The Pocantico Handicap:
class C: purse $1,000 added: 3-year-olds
and up: l Is miles.
Sickle T. NASH 5-2 IL IL
Conflado (Adams) 3-l !-5
Bootless tSmithl 40
Time. 1:46
Also ran-Birthday. Ny Porter. Be
Quaint. Sceneshifter and Rex Flag.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds; 1s miles.
Phenomenal tMeade) 0-2 SO go
Silent Jim NASH 1-3 out
Slave Charm Smith 10
Time. :47as.
Also ran-Pascua. DEVILS Peak and Mis-
compute.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Huqerstown Results

FIRST RAcEIPurss; .s5 np $40 $500; claiming
Jackfuii GMunoz1 ~ $50 $50
Monologue (Kirk) 2.3O
Also ran-Blue Boo. .Maevix. La Ioutre,
IS. toiR'a # aaiio6. IFS esas'bh cnsmbiin entry
SECOND RAcE-purse. s4oo: claiming;
3,.year -olds and up; eIa furlonsss
a.ndey IA iSss' tRoot, .Sasoef' s'4o 20 20 ) 80 80
sp2Sklins mI !Jds .MYnoz $40
Al, Aiso zanw;.soYr Sou. Cherry, Double on Sea,
THIRD RAcE-purse. s4oo claiming;
Ssnlss Ssnisst RrSn Iar 5aaea 1asIles 0 d5cc atS
F'.sstts TIme' ! iAl|ssien !Hass $50
orsis war nsSs5m sno HSms Emm, Hunter
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s4oo; claiming:
Canter Belle tAllsaier) $50 800 ESQ
issSnna fKiTE' 40
Prince Khayyam, Lun. Brisht and Ado
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: 4-year-olds
Goloun (Kirk) $50 400 800
Way Out tGarrett) 900 $50
Brief fAllEaier) 500
Time. 1.06.
Also ran-Thunalta. Dixie B. OF Course,
Small Devil Esther o.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year -olds and up: 1 I. miles.
Gaybride fChurchilD 1890 40 $50
Aufoin kirk 2eO $50
Worthownins (Treptor) 7.50
Time. 1:551s.
Dunrita, Never Idol and Flying Clown.
SEVENTH RACEIPurse, S4OO; claim
Bubhleworth (Allgaier) 7.s0 4.20 $40
Lacey Miss (Kirk) $50 4.5O
Asterisk (Garrett) $50
Time. / 156.
Also ran-Herlero. Don't Doubt. Whittle
Pete. Jacam and Brilliant One.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Show Up Takes Final
Feature at Detroit
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July Isl. l.. Wilde's
Show Up pushed his long snout
over the finish line first today to
take the $4,000 added Mackinac
Handicap, highight of the seasons
final race meet at the Detroit Fair
Grounds.
Jockey A. Clutter had Show Up
away well, then urged him strongly
until he took the outside at the
stretch. Once on the outside of the
pack the Wilde horse closed fast
to cover the LIS miles in 1:4535.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Po|yme|ior Wins $4,000
Star|et Sweepstakes
py the Associated Press.

ry the Associated Press.
INGLEWOOD. Calf, July 15.-
The unbeaten Polymelior outran Is
other 2-year-olds today to win the
10000 Starlet Sweepstakes at Hol-
lywood Park.
The Putnam-Fio Rito entry ran
the 6 furlongs In l minute 13 Sec
onds to come In ahead Of fellow
westerner Loreby and stablemate
Teds Clover.
Polymelior paid $11.80, $500 and
$3.50.
Loreby returned $40 and %, and
Teds Clover was good for $500.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
2-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Respha Perkins $3.50 400 $50
Colonel Ed tElam) $50
vadna Msa Fas siep and Pas NeReek cheek ona'r
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
R;ss Rnese! III Meaq ,Lonsden1 $50 $50 50 g4aoo
BslIinde4rv 1h err ,IafS lsarSa, "so 24o 2ao
Also % ran2slavic. chicharra. poesy
Yankee Lad and Sonny John
DAILY Double paid S76.6oo
THIRD RAcEIThe Classic Trial: purse,
Tsi5Elss 1SRsas 9ssssrry, $50 ssSS sSS sSS
sun Time Never 1:sSs, :45os' $50
chi Aso sod Tapo5fi Y,l. s,es onaway American Byrd
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $780, claiming:
s-year5Ods and up liz miles ~ ~
Sir Ajax nake) 1900 $40
Penrill (Robertson) $40
Also ran-.zor. Cottinsham. Sky Breeze,
Motley and Imperial Jean.
FIFTH RAcE-The Wheaton Handicap;
So.Se' Ti'-oo' o-JSoA -oAoS niio up' U 4uA-
Tiger tOros) 1880 11.6O $50
Mountain Ridge tRobertson) 1l.6O $50
Grass Gutter Garner $40
Time. 1:ll+s
Ann. Joe schenck and Silverette
a Milky Way Farms entry.
Woolford Farms entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added:
the Arlington Lassies Stakes: 2-year-old
dliies: furlcnRs
Now What (Workman> 460 800 $50
War Beauty Longden) $50 300
Piouet lArcaro) $40
Also ran-Valdina Nymph. Winter Sea.
Burning Bright. Pimlico Queen. Annie
Alone. Cutter Mill Gal.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Pundit UonRden) 7.20 $50 $50
Eli Yale tCreese) $50 $50
Shining Sun Yarberry) $40
Time. 1:351s
Also ran-Monon Lad. Lady Infinite.
Wild Pigeon. Little Drift, Count Pan. Hope
Diamond, Mothers Love. Prairie Dog and
Dunnamany
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: 70 miles.
Caracole (Robertson) 11.S0 $40 400
Sleepy Howard C. Martini 400 800
Whipstitch tConley) $50
Time. l:53%s.
laska. Reddins and Silver Fleet.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Clark Horse Charges
To Victory After
VoIitanf nfQuits
Shows Way to Hash by ;
Lengths; Heather Broom,
Fovorite, Runs Third
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED freSS.
EMPIRE CITY, N. Y, July 15.-
Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark's Lovely
Night, which showed early speed and
then stopped to fourth place in the
recent Yankee Handicap at Suffolk
Downs, reversed his order of run
ming here today when he came from
behind to win the 31st Empire City
Handicap of mile and a furlong.
Paying to l and covering the
distance in 1:52. one second slower
than the track mark, the PLATE
colt rallied on the inside in the
stretch and pulled clear to score by
three lengths, ridden out by little
Nick Wall.
Scores by Three Lengths.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Hash, Sec
ond in the Yankee, which was won
by Challedon. overcame sluggish
start and battled to second place,
a head before j. H. Whitney's 18-
to-5 favorite, Heather Broom.
The latter met with early inter-
ference in roughly waged race.
Porter's Mite lost the show by half
length while nosing out Invader.
Lovely Nights victory was worth
$4,000 in purse money. Brazado
was the only scratch.
Volitant Quits in Stretch.
Volitant, making his first start
since finishing poor fourth in the
Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct, made the
running under Don Meade to the
stretch, where he curled up badly
and faded to last place.
Ariel Toy and Lovely Night were
hot on the trail of Volitant. When
the latter stopped, Ariel Toy did
likewise, but Lovely Night made his
winning charge and drew away from
the field in the last furlong. Hash,
as usual, had to make up consider
able ground. He did this impress
sively but no more so than did
Heather Broom, away from COM
petition since his fourth in the Bel
mont Stakes. Porter's Mite was a
threat until the last furlong.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Arcade Come Postponed

Because of death in the family
Of Manager Gus Leone, Arcade Mar
ket has been obliged to postpone its
scheduled game with De Molay in
the National City League this aft
ernoon. 1t will be rescheduled at
q later date.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Now What Captures
Lassie Stakes in
Stretch Scrap
Coins Neck Decision
Over War Beouty to
Win Owner $18,820
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Taking an
early lead and finishing gamely to
gain neck decision, Now What,
owned by Alfred Gwynne Wander
bilt, won the Lassie Stakes for q
year-old f1llies before 25,OOO spec
tators at Arlington Park today.
The Vanderbilt starlet, installed
strong favorite, dominated the g.
furlong feature, richest race of the
year for princesses of the turf. War
Beauty, owned by ]. o. Keene of
Kentucky, was. second, with the
Greentree Stables Piquet third In
the field of 10.
The race crossed 500 900, with Now
What earning $18,820 for its owner.
The winners time was 1:13, as
compared to the Lassie record of
1:102-5 set by Helena in 1892.
Jockey Sonny Workman lost little
time in hustling Now What to the
front. Pimlico Queen broke on top,
but at the quarter it was Now What
by one length, followed by Pimlico
Queen and War Beauty.
Workman let out Now What and
at the half was three lengths in
front of Pimlico Queen, with War
Beauty holding a head margin over
Piquet. AS they hit the stretch it
was Now What by two lengths, War
Beauty and Piquet, which under
Eddie Arcaro's ride was three lengths
in front of Cutter.
They raced toward the finish line
in that order, with War Beauty
cutting Now What's lead to a neck
in the stretch run.
Cutter was a neck behind Piquet
at the finish. followed by Valinda
Nymph, Millgal. Annie Alone, Winter
Sea, Burning Bright, which delayed
the start by acting up, and the tired
Pimlico Queen.
The Woolford Farm Stable placed
a pair of its stars one-two in the
Classic Trial. third race of the
afternoon and warm-up for next
Saturdays $50 1000 classic. Unerring
won by 212 lengths, with it's stable
mate, Technician, second, and Sun
Lover, from the Millsdale Stable,
third. The winner ran the mile test
in the good time of :36 3-5.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 900; claiming:
aysaTo9lds arsrto1 ko..n1 and uD iarI0nss %
ousternary teDrl r0sta eMeDonald, s''o 20 10
High Treason tPacker) $50
o. m.ssed Ga HsstDos DoEe' Ps ees.
1dolatry. Toni and Whooper.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Puv.1s Rs goursna sos.ra Rns nD so miles
Our Teddy tAshcrofp $50 $50
HaFEgs Fine, prsa@ , }!44s. 'ra'l0n $50
eHs Ase sana 41aaea Ts@v NdaIs hE0f Brown 1n
Marvel and Harpen Belle.
, THIRD RAcE-Purse: 81 900: claiming;
3-year,olds and up; furlonss.
Tsap.dhols Tsasy Raals sesh sah. aoo sc s" s"
MaIson 'Rosen) 4.20
Also ran-,Posterity. Murph. Slump,
Graustark and Patsey Begone.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow
s,nces: 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs
vignette Ross, 6l40 o42O 144O
BRIGHT Trace tMcRoberD $50
Also ran-Ambuscade Onisac Iron Bar.
DisIaeli. Abbaside. smilin' Jack and One
FIFTH RACE-Purse S11oO: allow
snees; nllies and mares; 3-year-olds and
staEe Beauty e. Smith GAO 400 $50
Ghost Queen tRobart) $40 800
Rehearsal TAYLOR 2.6O
Time, 1925
Also ran-Phara Belle. Hazel r. and
Rissa.
Sixth RACE+Purse. $4,000 added:
the Mayhower Stakes: 2-year-olds: 5la fur
LONGS.
Roman FLAG tDupps) $40 $50 $40
Smart Bet tEccard 500 500
Pass Out CRobart) $50
Time. 1:052s.
Titilator. STAGE Fright and Dos.
SEVENTH RACEPurse, 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year-o and up; !. miles.
Prince Derek u. Ashcroft 7.40 $50 $50
Cash O. Boy IN Bergerl $40 $50
William Palmer tW. Taylor $50
Time :453s.
Also ran-Trina and Uneasy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; ! 3-l6 miles.
Grand Duke tTaylor $50 $50 $50
Brandon Prince FRIEDMAN, $50 800
Peter Pumpkin tMoorel $50
Also ranwLast Scamp. Som. Boy and
Turkish Brand
Evening star., 1939-07-16
No-Hitter for Guerra

Lou Guerra turned in q no-hit,
no-run performance yesterday as
the Romans blanked the Blue eox,
60.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
SECOND RACE-SAVING
GRACE, PEON, HENRYELS
pICK

SAVING GRACE figures to
make her presence felt and
should offer stubborn resistance.
PEON wins often when opposed
to this sort. HENRYELS PICK
figures to be in the coin.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Racing Selections
For omorrow

Suffolk Downs (Fast).
1-Westfly, Blenethel, Pluto.
2+Maestrung, Peon, Martin Boy.
3-Cambreeze, Prunay, Cordate.
+Taut, Savant, Wesgot.
5-Glenbroom, Woodsia, Personable.
6-Piccolo, Boston Pal, Dark Beau.
7-Continuity, Principessa, Land
scape.
8-Conrad Mann, Combahee, Lovick.
Best bet-Taut.
Empire City East.
Peter Porter, Tola Rose, Arch
Hero.
2-chatabit, Forcible, arandstar.
3-Wheatley entry, Saxolite, Door
Mark.
+Foxshade, Little Pinkey, Pollena-
tor.
5-Scrooge, Unheralded, Flat Lance.
6-Endymion, Unfailing, Samakov.
7-1nscolita, Hermie Roy, Shalako.
Best bet-Endymion.
VI 6otJs
1-Chubbins, Lifelike, Million Bucks.
2-Inscolad, Dollarville, Emdale.
3-Naadja, Irvana, Epidor.
Morgan entry, Predicate, Darby
Dallas.
5-Talked About, Bucking, No Com
petition.
6-Mordecai, 6 My Crest, Sally T.
Russia, Nessus, Vassar.
8-Listowel, Bombastic, Muscle In.
9-Prince Tokalon, Moisson, Motto
ing.
Best bet-Russia.
Arlington Park East.
By the Chicago Daily News.
Sadie F, Maleman, Royal Count
eSS.
2-Palsie, Dollarville, Emdale.
3-Naadja, Star Struck, Gridiron.
+Barby Dan Farm entry, Predi-
cate, Black Time.
5-Annie Reign, Bucking, Basque.
6-Shery B, Miss Baker, Santo
Domingo.
7-Dissembler, Princess Torch, All
Lady.
s-Silver Kiev, Bachelors Bower,
Master Time.
Substitute race-Moisson, Ona Boy,
Boston Sound.
Best bet-Sherry B.
Suffolk Downs East.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Pompe Grande, Dams Folly,
American Money.
2-Peon, Henryels Pick, Question
able.
3-1mitra, Prunay. Jacopobelle.
4-Savant, Saxonby, Cleaningtime
5-Carnarvon. Adds. Woodsia.
6-Boston Pal, Piccolo, Toddle On.
7-Janeen, Mandas Baby. River Dee.
8-Uvalde, Combahee, Lady Roma
Best bet-Boston Pal.
Consensus at Empire City Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Ponemah, Tola Rose, WatertoWn.
2-Grandstar, Close Kin, Bored.
3-Circus, Snow Ridge. Kleig Light.
4-Pollenator, Royal Marriage,
Brave Heart.
5-Scrooge, Flat Lance. Unheralded.
6-Unfailing, Aluminio Endymion.
7-Whitheraway, Count Maurice,
Mantagna.
Best bet-Circus.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Suffolk Downs
BEST BET-CONTINUITY.

oEo De IL
FIRST RACE-B UZZ ME,
CAUSEWAY, DAMS FOLLY.
BUZZ ME has been working in
an improved manner and his
connections believe he is capable
of capturing top honors. CAUSE
WAY appears to be ready and
is dangerouse. DAMS FOLLY
for the show money.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
EIGHTH RACE-LADY ROMA,
C0MRAHEE. MISS pnNNC

COMOAdEE, MISS fONNE.
LADY ROMA is selected as she
meets rivals of true contention.
COMBAHEE has q fine chance to
be second. MISS PONCE should
take care Of the balance Of the
purse.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
SEVENTH RACE-CONTINU-
ITY, PADDYs SISTER, JA-
NEE

CONTINUITY appears to hold
q definite advantage over this
field and we are making him our
best bet. PADDYS SISTER may
offer stout opposition. JANEE
considered,
Evening star., 1939-07-16

SIXTH RACE-BOSTON PAL,
PICCOLO, TODDLE ON.
BOSTON PAL has been stead
lily knocking at the door and is
in order for brackets. PICCOLO
goes nicely with this caliber of
contention. TODDLE ON can't
be ignored.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
FIFTH RAG E-GLENBROOM,
REASONABLE, CARNAR-

GLENBROOM has had a care
full preparation and barring ac-
cident will be found in the win
ner's circle. PERSO SONABLE
should put up a stout battle.
CARNARVON for what is left.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

a good boy in the pilot house
should score. PRUNAY has
worked fast enough for place
consideration. TEE TEE for the
rest.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
FOURTH RACE-MISS WHIM,

FOURTH RACE-MISS WHIM,
SAXONBY, CLEANIN G
TINE.
MISS WHIM has good recent
form to her credit and her best
effort will find her leading past
the payof line. SAXONBY wins
often in this class. CLEANING
TIME Is fit.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

THIRD RACE-IMITRA, PRU-
NAY, TEE TEE.
IMITRA appears to have bit
of an edge in this event and with
Evening star., 1939-07-16

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; /. miles.
Prince Derek u. Ashcroft 1.40 $50 $50
Cash O. Boy IN. Berger, $40 $50
William Palmer tW. Taylor $50
Time :453s.
Also ran-Trina and Uneasy.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

INVALID ROLLING CHARS-Por rent or
sale: new and used AL styles. all sizes: re.
ducsd prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. as 10th st. NV. NJ 1874.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Empire City Entries
For omorroW

SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; maidens; about fur
Evening star., 1939-07-16
FOUND.

hADfS ndn may @ hays same nm,
description and address to Box 2O3-Q,
Evening star., 1939-07-16

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted by me personally
GRANVILLE G. STAGG. Leiehton ave
Evening star., 1939-07-16

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and last
Evening star., 1939-07-16

SIXTH RACE-Purse. ST 200: allowances;
class c: 4-year- -olds and up: 1,ls miles.
Dorothy Rock 104 xNapper Tandy- 1o4
Toddle OH 113 aWhite Sand 104
xDark Beau---- 104 aBoston Pal 100
Piccolo 11S
aA, c, Stable and H. c. Bedweu entry.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-03-10
ATTENTION CALLED TO
STATE EXAMINATIONS

On another page in this issue Of
1.-THE Democrat" will be found an ad-
vertisement inserted by the State En-
ployment Commission, announcing a
schedule of examinations, which it
would be we'll for the public to take
due notice Of.
The examinations, to be held are
for the purpose Of providing eligible
registries from which appointments
for necessary requirements may be
made during the succeeding twelve
months.
Applications will be received Tttil
March 81, 1889. Dates and place of
tests will be announced thereafter.
Application forms may be obtained
from the office of the Commission,
% Light Street, Baltimore.
Salaries paid range from $4,000 per
annum down to 5000, with varied
assortment of ability required.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-03-10

OLD LANDMARK NOW
BEING DEMOLISHED

Workmen began this week to tear
down the building, corner Market and
Second Streets, formerly used as a
garage and filling station by Mr..
Ephriam Vessels.
This house and lot were bought
some months ago by Roger w. Lark
ford, this city, and it was stated that
the site would be used by the STAN
dard Oil Company for the sale of their
products, and this seems to be the use
for which it is intended.
Thus disappears one of the old land
marks. A few of Pocomoke's resi-
dents can remember the old cabinet
makers shop that once stood there, this
being followed by a carriage manu-
factory conducted by the late Pearce
Gordy. Finally, the present structure
somewhat re-modeled, but still a re-
hinder of the buggy emporium. Now
it goes to make way for an accessory
of a new type of transportation far
removed from the horse-and-buggy
days.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-03-10
345 RESIDENTS WERE
REGISTERED ON MONDAY

The result of the Municipal regis
tration on Monday last showed total
of 345 persons registered, 81 of whom
were colored.
The registrars are of the opinion
that, in order to get on the books all
who are entitled to be there, it will
require another day in addition to
that scheduled next week-Monday.
The hours for the work are from 8
A. NJ, until 6 P. M, and if there are
1000 or 1900 more eligible to vote in
Municipal elections, and if these ap-
ply, it will be physical impossibility
to get them on the books, since the
registrars state that on Monday last.
nearly every minute was occupied in
taking in the 345.
Of course, the residents Of POGO.
moke should be alive to the importance
of getting registered; otherwise they
will be debarred from voting in the
city elections. Remember the next
date is Monday, March IS. IF an.
other day becomes a necessity, due
notice will be given.