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LIGHTNING BOLT
STUNS FARMER
William |. Handy Dazed AS
Bolt Strikes Barn Caus-
ing $4,000 Loss
KNOCKS BABY IN CHAIR

The two-year-old daughter of
William j. Handy of Reliance, in
Sussex County, was jolted from a
chair in the kitchen of the home
Thursday night when lightning
struck Handy's barn during a Sc
we're electrical and rain storm that
swept near Seaford. The child
was not injured, but Handy, who
was in nearby poultry house
when the bolt struck, was stunned.
Ignited by the lightning the barn,
with a loft filled with hay, was
burned to the ground at a loss es-
timated at $4,000. Livestock in
the structure was rescued in time.
The blaze was first noticed by Mel
vim O'Day of near Reliance, who
was at a filling station. He hur-
ried to the farm and arrived as
Handy, recovering from the shock,
was leaving the poultry house. Fire
companies were summoned from
Seaford and Blades and saved two
other buildings, a larger barn and
a corn house, which ignited from
the wind-swept flames. A shift in
the wind aided in the fight. The
storm covered a large section of
the county, but was heaviest
around Seaford Laurel and Del
mar also reported heavy storm
but no damage. An unusually
spectacular electrical display when
bolt of lightning struck the
ground near Delmar was reported
by state police. Milford, Lewes,
and the eastern section of the
county reported heavy rains, but
only slight electrical disturbances.
The rain was welcomed by the
farmers as an aid to their crops.
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HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
Color
4-Flower
8-Pen
11-Domestic animal
12-Bibical country
13-Plunder
15-Adorned
17-Youth
1910 depart
20-Unctious fluid
21-Fowl
22-Tree
23-Wood measure
25-Jutting rock
26-Mislaid
27-Worthless remainder
28-Age
29-To capture
30-Pronoun
31-Intestinal
33-To act
35-Antique
oO70O lar
37-Among
38-Lurnp
N-Favorite
41-Poison
2-Devoured
G--Seed container
44-Concealed
45-Pronoun
R-Heavenly body
47--To confuse
s0-Siberian river
52-To border
5+Organ of hearing
55-Pole
56-Bolsheviks
57-Grain
VERTICAL
Possessed
2Employ
3Accompanying person
+Dance
SRare
6-Thus
7-CoaI
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COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
There are three colored babies
in the Dover Jail.
A farmer near Georgetown uses
an OK as carriage horse" and
the animal is well trained.
James Raisin, colored, aged
about 80 years, was killed last
Tuesday near Harrington, by the
explosion of boiler in saw-mili.
The Cedar Beach Hotel, near
Milford, which was burned a few
months ago, will be rebuilt by the
owner, Capt. Thomas Heathers.
Charles G. Ash, one of the most
prominent citizens of New Castle
county, died Monday in Delaware
City, aged about 49 years.
Wilmington has a new and very
successful charity, known as the
vacation school" to which 112
children, ranging from to Is
years of age, go two hours per day.
John w. Keitz, painter en-
ployed in the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore shop in
Wilmington, was squeezed to death
between two cars Wednesday.
Mrs. Sallie Stevenson has been
held in $500 bail at Milton on the
charge of having set fire to a part
ly erected building belonging to
Edward Maull near that place.
The barn of j. p. Griffith, a
dairyman living near Wilmington,
was struck by lightning on We'd
nesday, and five persons were
knocked down and stunned No
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NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses. COW,
charge by calling DOVER -, u
To- no ANIMALS removed unless ean
IS made Immediately and no a.
mas @ :y, oying from contagious dis
ease will be removed.
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8-Cunnlng
9EToward
10-Hindu priests
14-Civil wrong
16-Slang: child
18-On top
2l-Cajoling
22-Mist
23-To terrify
24-Mineral
25-Colloquial: child
26-Resinous substance
28-Finish
29-Piece
3l-Large animal
32-To soak
33-Racket
34-Poem
35-NuInber
37-More angry
38-To greet
39-To issue
40-Arctic
4l-Offer
43-Italian river
44-Hovels
46-Mournful
47-Mire
48-Song
49-Before
51-Not any
53-Exist
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Wheat and Rye Threshing

Farmers in the Milford and
Cedar Neck sections are taking
advantage of the clear weather to
complete their wheat and rye
threshing. The rye harvest is a
pronounced success; wheat, how
ever. is short.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. l.. Irving Handy and infant
daughter left on Friday for the
cottage of her father, w. M. Bell,
at Rehoboth, to spend the heated
term.
Miss May Primrose is home from
Wilmington on a visit.
Miss Susan Cummins left on
Friday for Newport, r. 1. After
making a stay there she will spend
some time at Magnolia, Mass.
Frank Bailey has gone to Long
Branch for two or three weeks
visit.
Mrs. E. v. Cooper is on visit
to friends in Maryland.
Miss Mary Fairbanks and friend,
Miss Matte RICHTER of Whining
ton, are gusets of Mrs. w. M.
Lewis.
Miss Kate Pierson, of Baltimore,
is visiting Misses Agnes and Edith
Cummins, who gave her party on
Saturday evening. The winners of
the prizes were Miss Jennie Brooks
and Lola Blackiston, and Otis
Smith Leroy and A. C. Cummfns,
Jr.
Mrs. Rev. George w. Dame has
gone on a visit to relatives in Vir-
ginia, and expects to be gone until
September.
Miss Annie Doughten, with her
mother has gone to West Philadel-
phia to spend several weeks.
D w. Trumpet has returned
from Florida to pass the warm
weather with his wife near town
Having disposed of the farm near
the Big Oak" he is looking out
for another investment.
Miss Lula Stephenson, of FELTON,
is visiting Miss Beulah Jefferson.
Will Brown is home from Phila-
delphia on a week or two's vaca-
tion.
Harvey Spruance is down from
Wilmington on week or two's va
cation to relatives and friends.
Miss Stella Brice, Of Camden, N
j., is visiting Miss Carrie Lassell.
Miss Stella Boyd. of Philadelphia
is visiting Miss Maggie FAIRIES.
Mrs. Clarence Prettyman is OF
visit of several weeks to hel
father, Jehu NJ Reed, Frederick.
Howard Raymond, Of Philadel
phia, is visiting relatives here.
w. ]. Shearer, of Carlisle, Pa.
is spending his second summel
with US.
Miss Lizzie Mcdowell represent.
ed Smyrna at the great convention
of the Society of Christian En-.
deavor last week.
Clarence Smithers took a rur
up last week from Cape Charles tc
see his Smyrna friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hoffeckei
and son Harvey and wife, of Will
mington, came down on Saturday
on a brief visit to friends in Clay
ton and Smyrna.
Frank Chatham, of Strawbridge
& Clothier's store, Philadelphia, is
home on a vacation.
William ]. Taylor, of Holmes
burg, Pa, is visiting friends ir
town.
Mrs. H. L. Hynson, Of Milford
made Mrs. William H. Baggs OF
this town, a short visit last week
Miss Anna G.. Large, of Phila-
delphia, has been visiting Mrs. w
o. Hoffecker.
Monroe Sondheimer, Of Whining
ton, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. B
Hirnheimer of Smyrna.
Mrs. Annie Whitaker, sister Of
Mrs. John Farrell, of Raymond
Neck, returned last week from ar
extended visit to Galena, Tolches.
ter and other interesting points in
Maryland.
William D. Haddock and wife
are visiting her parents at the Dis.
trict parsonage.
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an entirely enjoyable one without
any incident or accident to mar
the pleasure of the trip. In the
six weeks time after leaving Chi
cago, there was not all told two
days of rain, and the far West was
suffering from serious loss to crops
for the want of rain while we have
been having such floods. There
were also but two what might be
termed hot days, and he ate snow
and ice on the End of July that had
fallen the night before in the Vel
lowstone Park in Wyoming Ter
ritory whose elevation ranges from
1000 to 5000 feet.
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CITY REDEEMS
POWER BONDS!

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RESERVE EYES
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Mrs. GeocaminA Noise. II, Of
sooe So. G st. died Wednesday al
her home. she had been q resident
Of Tacoma - years. She leaves
her husband. Natalie; two sons.
n. d. Noise Of Tacoma and J. Noise
Of Klamath Falls. Ore; two dangh-
tiers. Mrs. C. Fshlani and Mrs. !.
Peloll. both Of wilkcson. Wash +,
six grandchildren. Pipers VIII an
nounce the funeral.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marrisg
licenses have been received by the
county auditor from Floyd ID
Cady. 40. and Georgia A. Mounce,
IS, Spokane: James Wescott Hop
kins. 81, Fairbanks. Alaska, and
Evelyn Clare Miller. "a. Tacoma.
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NOSE BARNETT
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Funeral arrangements are being
completed at Mellinger's for Robert
Bartx. IS, Of Lake Bay, Wash,
Who died "Wednesday in local hos
pital. He was former logger with
the Mccormick Lumber Co. and a
member of the Lutheran church.
He is survived by two sisters. Mrs,
Bertha Laude and Mrs. Martha
Made: three brothers. Herman
Frank and William. all Of Wis
consin. and a niece, Mrs. Lydis
Dennee OF Everett. Wash.
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OBITUARIES
arnfRr JACOBS

The body 81 Albert Jacobs, "a,
Of 1909 raweess ave. who died
Tuesday In a local hospital. Is al
pipcrs pending funeral arrange
ments.
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the Former Officers league Will
conduct special services az the
Salvation Army oorps No. , hall.
lila So. 18th St. NJ p. m Sat
ursaay. The public 10 invited
There viii be music and preach
ing.
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MIla. MEET FRlpAY

The mex, meeting ~ tho Pierce
county unit q the Chllarcn's Ben
ssoleni league Will b. held Al 8
n. M. FRIDAY IN Nosmsnns hall.
Sc. 18th and X ats. A report on
the state convention With be given
Hospital flowers nina florist
tsdv.l
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FUNERAL SERVICES

John Roy BAnnings-Thursday
$50 p. m; Mellingers chapel: Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan officiating;
interment lakewood cemetery.
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p~nsrs anwr Postage siasns Ca
$40. uuitees STATES currency.
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shipment They were packed !
paper envelopes ard ,hsn IN heas
hlssr parvels covered with seal
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dsslEnsd Cor these particular dl'
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Police added two more names TO
the lists Of accused speeders Thurs
DAY after the arrests Of Norman
Behling. Sei7 East y ST. and John
Mako. 2Tss So. Pine 81. joe
Drzaxgs, 5s02 So. oakes ST. was
arrested for having no drivers
license.
Always better butter At Cow
Butter Store.--tAdv.l
DIVORCE ACTIONS
Suits for divorce were filed
Thursday In superior court here by
Elsa against Sidney NJ. Browder
grounds incompatihility, r. o
against Hazel Morgan. incompati'
bility; Jack r. against Charlotte
Snider. cruelty, and Nicola sgsinsi
Maxzilli Iannello. incompatibiiity
A final decree was granted 4
Laura from Harold Ward.
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JUST THE CORE

sssenis heading 40 70 tAe ccnfaies
IN Eufv4.s ~sil Ne discussed b,
g.euls Sass. spokesman for the
sAosnmnnlss party m tbs NefsA.
~~xt. whsn he speaks al = y. M.
FraAay IN vAihslis hall, izisss So.
X kt.
Fall tuits yoa can afford Ths
Garden sAcp. khodes Rrue- adv,
PARADE At foRr LEWIS
FIRST Of a series 81 dasmoonted
psreass With the entire gArrsson
participating. MAS 10 b. held IL
Fort Lewis AZ s2o ,. m. Thurs.
day. Maj Gen waiter G Sweeney
~ss " he reviewing off.csF, Col
". n. Peek commander o. trcors
Evening star., 1939-10-08
WANT A
STATE MAN !"

WANT
STATE MANAGER
Established Midwest refinance organi-
zation has opening for State manager and
two assistants. Must have stock bond. or
intangible sales background. Salary over
writing and bonus Arrangement to men
chosen. Write Personnel D'rec. or Dept.
Is. Box l14S, Cleveland Ohio.
PAINT MANUFACTURERS
desires painter. retail paint salesmen or
manufacturers agent to sell nationally
known and advertised paint products
through an established distributor to paint
ers and decorators Can sell in spare
time Must work on straight commission.
State experience and references. Box
439-M, Star
TAILORING SALESMEN
Msde-to-order popular-priced repeat line:
cash commission S5-S7.5O each order
COMPANY executive here tn n,eet arp';-
cants Call Monday. Mr.. Kaufman, Will
lard Hotel
Evening star., 1939-10-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(C0ntinued

Eng. all h. S. sr. subs. sh.. bk.. typ. ianss..
exams; rates. S5 up. Box 216-Q, Star.
TELEPHONE Up. ]. xD switchboard in
EASY interesting. PRoF1rHHL9. GSSF ALE Hi NV
classes starting NOW. MISS PAGE, Room
204. 1871 G St National 2117.
AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
ana clutch control; car furnished. Call the
old Reliable" Foster Hartwell. Ra. 1O42.
ART SCHOOL will give part scholarship in
exchanRe for light duties at school, Box
20s-R. Star.
PIANO or accordion lessons studio or
puplis homes: experienced teacher: hrst
month free to all new pupils Geo. 7175.
HURTON Linotype School. 7O7 9Th ST..
tralnS you Tor good paying, clean, inside
Job; no bad weather layoffs None OF our
graduates has failed to get Jobs.
WE SELECT reliable men. now employed.
WIN foresight fair education. mechanical
experts experts al types AIR CONDITIONING.
iuiIS' giving age. phone. present occupa-
tlon. Box 43S-M. Star %
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE-Modern scien-
Beauty School. l434 Park I'd. NV. ~
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp teacher.
be9inners; review; speed dictation: private
lessons; moderate rates. Dup. 1928 o.
GREGG SHORTHAND. dictation. tipping,
EngllSh. Eve. classes, college teacher; rates
reas. Takoma Park. Md. Shep. 3646-W
SPEAKING CLASS organizing meet Thurs
DAY evening downtown. for practice work;
Gon- n-pront; limited to lS. Box 800.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
CAR statesmen
MEN

We don't care what your past work or
earnings have been. We are not worried
about your education, religion or national
We are interested in how ambitious you
are and how willing you are to work and
and monthly earnings being made by men
already connected with this organization.
You may be employed now but starving
for lack of opportunity; you may be out
of work and in need Of employment; how
ever. if you have been idle for more than
kind OF man who can hold down the place
we have to offer
this ad ana seS un tank With sou
cannot tell whether you could qualify in
our line which is OUTSTANDING in its field
Penrike Bldg 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
No other tiNe.
HAIR STYLIST T-Experi-
enced, all-around operator.
Steady position. Apply the
Palais Royal Beauty Salon,
first-foor balcony.
Men, white, over 21 years of age,
with D C. permits. to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
For further details see Mr.. A.
L. Livsie between 3 and S pm.
Room No. Ill 1735 l4th st. NV.
MAN-Immediate permanent
employment with a national
organization, local office,
1908 18th st. NV. Neat ap-
pearing and energetic man
with car. Apply Monday,
10 am. to 4 pm.
AUTO statesmen, EXPERT
ENCED IN SELLING NEW
CARS IN THE LOW-PRICE
FIELD. UNPRECEDENTED
DEMAND FOR THIS SEN
SATIONAL CHAMPION NE
CESSITATES ADDING TWO
MEN OF GOOD CHARAC-
TER AND ABILITY TO OUR
SALES FORCE. SEE MR..
SNYDER, AFTER 10 AM,
MONDAY. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, 1121 21st ST. NV.
COMPETENT sales executive
wanted to fill important posi-
tion. Industry closely allied
with automotive business.
Exclusive setup and marvel
Gus opportunity and income
for right person. Inclose. snap
shot and full particulars re-
garding experience and pres
ent income. Seasoned sales
men only need apply. Box
319-K, Star.