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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26
OFFICERS SEEKING A
CLEVER CHECK FORGER

Sheriff David Randolph and the Elk
ton police are endeavoring to run
down one of the cleverest check forg-
ers that probably has ever carried out
his clever work in this section.
The stranger, described as white,
medium height and fairly we'll dress
ed, visited the office of Joseph H.
Works, located on West High street
and upon finding no one there at the
time, helped himself to about a half
dozen blank checks from a book he
found lying near the desk; it being
the check book of the Treasurer of
the Elkton Methodist Church. Mr..
Sloan is the treasurer.
Shortly thereafter the stranger fill
ed out one of the checks for $50, sign
ing Mr.. Sloan's name to the document,
then proceeded to the Elkton Supply
Company, on West Main Strete. Sing
ling out one of the clerks, he stated
that he was going to do some work to
the Methodist Church House, and or
dered 200 shingles sent up to sthat
building.
He offered the forged check in pay
ment, receiving about $1S in change
Several hours later, it was learned
that the forger had left for parts un-
known.
Police in number of nearby cities
and towns have been asked to be on
the lookout for the stranger.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26

Annapolis Ferry Company's wharf
at Matapeake, suffered fractures of
both legs Sunday evening of last week
when a car owned and operated by
Bertram C. Dedman, of Alexandria,
Va, struck him as it approached the
ferry to Annapolis. Dedman claim
ed that he was blinded by the lights
of cars coming of fthe Ferry and
therefore could not see Benton.
DIR. Charles. Snyder attended Ben
ton and took him to Easton Emer-
gency Hospital.
Dedman was arrested by Officer
Peroutka on reckless driving charge
but was released on bond pending
trial.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26
PUBLIC ADVISED
TOSHUN IT[NERANT
MATTRESS man

Housekeepers who are thinking of
having any worn out mattresses rem
ovated are advised to avoid the "iti-
nerant" renovator and to deal instead
with concerns with which they are IA
miliar and which have regular abid-
ing place.
This advice comes from the Legal
Administration Division of the State
Department of Health which has
charge of the enforcement of the State
Bedding Law. 1t is based upon the
experience of the Division in follow
ing up complaints of housekeepers
who have yielded to the sales talks
of travelling renovators and have swap
ped used mattresses plus some perfect
" good dollars, for made-over mat
tresses, only to find out after short
time, that they had not only acquired
a poor imitation of what they were
supposed to get, but had paid out
much more for the inferior made
over article than the genuine article
would have cost at reliable business
house.
Investigation by the Division has
shown that the itinerant renovator
usually sets up some sort of makeshift
establishment from which he ''works"
a sterilizer and the machinery for
a community. His equipment includes
making over the mattresses. His stock
in trade includes some made-over mat
tresses covered with bright colored
ticking.
The stranger travels around the
neighborhood in his truck and offers
to make over old mattresses at spec
ial charge or to exchange the samples
he carries, for the worn-out ones, plus
a considerable charge for the service.
After he has worked" neighbor-
hood, he moves on to some other part
of the State, or, to another section
of the country, where he continues his
operations, but usually under another
name.
A few weeks wear-or lack of wear
of the so-called good-as-new mat
tresses convinces the victims that they
have spent good money for worthless
articles. Complaints are made but by
that time the stranger has faded out
of the picture and cannot be located.
To protect themselves against ex-
periences of this sort, DR.. R. H. Riley,
Director of the State Department Of
Health, advises prospective purchasers
to look for the Maryland label on ar
ticles of bedding before they buy. In
accordance with the requirements of
the State Bedding Law, the label must
show whether new or second hand
material is used. If second hand ma
terial is used, it must be sterilized and
disinfected before it may be sold. The
tag shows whether this has been done.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26
Grondmo's Home-Mode
Recipe Checks
. Constipation Quickly

For a hundred years or more,
grandmothers everywhere have
checked constipation with SIM
pie remedy consisting of prunes
and SIENNA leaves. 1t always
worked. 1t was sure, safe, tasty
and effective.
Today that formula has been
improved and is sold under the
trade name OF PRUNLAx, with
all ingredients properly blended
to produce the finest system tonic
and laxative for aggravated con-
stipation.
Prune Juice, Cascara and SIENNA
effectively blended to curb consti-
patton and the attendant i'll effects
such as stomach pains, bilious
ness, heart burns, bloatedness and
dizzy spells.
If it does not do as we say, take
it back and get your money. Once
you have tried PRUNLAx, it will
always be your choice.
FOR SALE AT
POc0mOke City Pharmacy
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26

part of the national defense program
The Maryland Governor has asked the
Roads Commission if feasibility OF
buying the Claiborne-Annapolis Fer
ry Company or establishing competi-
tor service on the same site where the
Bay Bridge is being advocated.
MacCubbin, chairman of the Junior
Association Highway Commission
said a span would cost about $15,00O,-
600. There will be little, if any, cost
to the state he said, because $12,-
100000 could be raised by bonds to
be retired by tolls, and 100000
could be taken from defense funds.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26

We have one of the finest eQuippec
plants on the Shore for turning on,
high class printing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26
TRAFFIC OFFICER SUFFERS
FRACTURE IN BOTH LEGS

Kirby Benton, IS, of Stevensville,
who directs traffic at the Claiborne
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26

We are equipped to do all kinds
of printing. Let rs quote you q price
on your next job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Tinsf snnMINn

wallaoe neery and lao car
rino IN sNycming also Robert
Montgomery snd Constance Cum
minss tn sHsunsed Honeymoon
kenny Baker and Frances
ii49 81 s,s n ~ gssaesasi eoEoi 10 sl.o
Rlnhard Aflsn aud Anay peyins N
Hot steel" ! 10 so $50. esio'
MUSIC BoS--Miessy Rooney ana
Judy Garland and Paul whitman
no y s s'os' sH. ''' h'"'' '''''
RIxIfRs-Ray niiisnd and Ellsn
Drew m French without TNafs
also Johnny Mack nroun and
Fuzzy KniEht In BAD Man Prom
Red Butte
BItT Nousr-rat o-Bfisn and osls
Page IN "knuts Reckns--Ali Amer
lean" ~ Is. 2ts. bsie. 7ss. eoa.
RFTuRs SHOWING
BEVERLY = South Of Pase Peso
starring Victor MeiAsisn, also Aau-
ment.
CAPITOL - George raft and Joan
Bennett IN House Across the naY,
also johnny MACK Brown ana Dob
Baker In The Desperate Trails !"
COMMUNITY Edward q Robinson
and Ann sothern IN Brother Or
chld,s also Mlachs Ausr and nahr
sandy IN Sandy IL = fadf"
KAY sfHTET-John Wayne and sig
rid Cure IN Three Faces Wat"
alao Nuilam BOYD IN Hidden
onld
LAkrw OOD-IoTetta Young and Ray
Milland IN The Doctor Takes =
Wife" also Jane Withern and oene
AnfrW Iu ffHhR0f5nN HlFI
PAHk- Cesar Romero ana Mary Beth
Hughes In LUCKY Cisco Kid" also
Richard Afien and Andy Deyins IN
eTropir Ftlry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Big Night at
Club Moderne
Top Flight Floor
Show to Entertain

Tonight Is anniversary night at
Club Moderne and reports seem TO
indicate the management has shot
the works to bring one Of the
finest floor shows ever to play In
the Pacific Northwest.
The event II not alone an ami
versary. It siso marks the begin
ming Of the winter season at the
popular night spot. True. the club
has been catering to patrons
regularly. but tonight's affair
marks the real beginning Of a
most promising season
The floor show which win enter
tain patrons this evening IL known
at Paramount Follies Of 1910 and
brings a truly high class attraction
TO the club.
Among the feature performers
are Earl Hossman. Beau Brum-
nell" OF M.c.s: Bill Nolan and
Marjorie Kenny: Meyers and Char
lotta, and the Baker sisters. Song
sters and Shoppers. These two
charming young ingenues present
a singing and dancing act which
has successfully played 10 capac-
lty houses In Hollywood. The Baker
sisters do very fast and novel rou-
tines together and singiy - also
working at times a. a trio with
the able assistance Of Earl Moss
man. The Baker Sisters, smartly
attired, make a charming pair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Rivers End"
Temple Feature

Hss worn the blue u a city
phtrulman. the brown u = state
officer. and nov he's wearing the
ted ct the Northwest Mounted
Dennis Morgan. being boosted
= stardem ~ Warner bros In
Rivers End nsw AZ the Temple
thsatsr. IL The most experienced
lac snfnfcsf IN Hollywood IN
state Cop he vas just that 80.
espt that unlike mnss officers.
Morgan Was permitted 70 dsmans
strats that 10 could slnH
In Three Cheers for the irish I"
In which he appeared with Priscilla
Lane. he wss Ssx York patrol.
man.
Now. In Rivers End" he sp.
pears a. a member 81 the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Hold Everything =.
Including Your Breath

skin Diving" has gone out Of
style. But during the period de-
picted in Edward smalrs South
OF Page Page" the South Seas ro-
mantle drama now on view At the
Beverly theater. 1t was the only
known method of diving for pearls.
Skin Divers" learned what was
almost a secret method Of inhal-
ing air so that they could stay
below the surface for minutes at
a time. They spent five minutes
filling their lungs with air. then
dived. pulling themselves 10 the
bottom by means Of a rope weight
ed down by a heavy rock.
Today diving for pearls Is done
by helmeted divers who can 20
much deeper and stay for greater
lengths Of time.
South Of Pago Page" which Is
being released by United Artists,
was directed by Alfred z. Green
from the screen play by George
Bruce. The starring cast includes
Victor hcLsglen, Jon Han, Fran
ces Farmer. Olympic Bradna, Doug
las Dumbrille and Gene Lockhsrt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

Aushcrsd " Terence Rattlssn.
a yeunr ffishmaa making 10 ~.
hut e = playwright. Il = general.
y credited Nith having tfnusht
laughter hack - broadway fais
ieSina several SEASONS devoted o.
heart sfendin9 drama. and plays
With = message nrisfiy a tells ne
slety ~ nnmaniis inlsfnlie ~
Professor Aainaots sshnai faf
Young Eaeish esntismsn. iasatsd
IN The seuth 81 France TIE 80.
dents a. All earnest asrifants q
ths british diplomatic service. enc
q The prerequisites % witch y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Real Telegraph
Office in Movie

A modern telegraph office, COM
pIete with practical vacuum tubes,
electrical messsge-sendins equip
ment. and dozens Of other impor-
tsnt details WAS erected 1T Univer-
sal studios for scenes In "csli q
Messenger" Featuring Bill Hslop
and Huntz Hall, OF the Dead End
Kids. along with the Little Tough
Guys" Robert Armstrong, Mary
Carlisle. Anne Eagel and Victor
Jory. the picture Is showing cur
rently at the Shell theater.
When the youthful actors saw
the shiny new bicycles provided
for their roles as messenger boys.
they immediately engaged In daily
races with the loser required to
buy lunch" for the gang.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Sales Grange Set
For Special Dance

Saturday nights dance AZ Sales
Grange hall will be In Halloween
atmosphere. with special decora-
tons. favors and refreshments" n.
H. Sprinkler. publicity chairman
announced today.
A committee comp posed Of
Sprinkler. Eugene O,Dell, Mrs. o.
c. Wisner and Amanda Barrineer
has worked out plans 10 make
this Halloween dance the high
light Of the popular weekly dances
throughout the year. This wiil
not Be q costume affair Sprinkler
said. although those who wish 70
come masked and eostune6 viii
be welcome"
The Eidnite Rhythm Makers"
VIII furnish the type Of music that
has made this orchestra popular
with dance goers at Sales Grange
for a long season. The hall 10
located on So. Park ave. tvo
blocks south az the Airport road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

rHOt roH waiter fiaason and f1ofs
sncs Ries N Phantom nnlaFfa
also wallace Yofd ana Donald
Nooaz IN Love. tianuf ana On
Hahg -
FAlANr@teo Caffiila and lean
Parker IN The naffiafT tlan Cesaf
Romero and AafY hslh Hughes N
Lucky Cista No
HdwzTd q. Robinson snd Am
eothrfh In Brother Orchid
Charles nuesles IN Opened -
AigfakfH
kutlis-Roy Rogers In HrcnY Kspress
naYa- niily Hhlon IN cal = Me-.
ssngsf Hunh Herbert in IA Ionaa
Nlgnu" ana Think F1fst
- ssHI = Walter Fldsson and FioE
snce Rice in Phantom Raiders
also the "npad Ind Kids IN
You're Not 40 ruush
TEMPLE william Powell and AYfua
10y tn 4 Love You Again eian
Dennis Morgan ana ueofss Tobias
In Rivers rnd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Derbyshow Now
On Home Stretch

Patrons a. ihs thrilling Rarepsaa
tyrs nsfhfshew ne~ coming down
the Hhous stretch IN The century
ballroom 81 Flfs square. are h~-
ginning ~ piek the probable sln-
nsfs II The $500 n essh whisa
soss q The last eaupla EFF en- ths
flour one ~ the favari,ss singled
out ~ many DefhYshow fans i
thu champion ~ Afnsntlns. rie~
tufsd here. Mario Allssanafo. Msris
has a. his partner. Janstts t.anar.
winner ~ the iiai J nass Derby
show IN san Francisco several
years aKo. Marta viii he well rs-
memhcfsd BY many Tseamans 81
ons ~ the finsilsss n the uai ,.
Rass Walkathan hsld at the Cea-
tufy IN 1914
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

kne~issles ~ french. ths lsa.
klszs - diplomacy
inia ne scens enuass ths sister
n enc ~ tns hofs 80 rreeseds
20 spread ha0sc amana ne sfa-
isat basiy. rhs uan really mars.
81 81 hsr vietim l. faFewaruet
when ~ Sea hsr sharing ere isa
after another. BIT eventually hs
falls e. - ssry sane siiss -
has ben moekinn nay NHiana
snd Ellsn Drew pisy ne lsst
roles
Inhnnv Aack Hfuvn shares ~
sfssn IN HID Asa Ffau Rsd
Suite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
NEW SONGS ADDED

II Didn't Know What Time II
Was" and you're Nearer" are two
of the nine songs featured in Too
Many Girls" RKO Radios spark
ling perturbation Of the Broadway
musical comedy success. Lucille
Ball and Richard Carlson head the
all-star cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

cloth and its walls vanished. be-
came an operating room. Elmer
gency wards were located in other
rooms. The set when completed
was a combination Of dwelling and
hospital.
The new picture, which Harold
S. Bucquet directed, is a dramatic
story of a young doctors fight
against superstition and medical
bigotry. climaxed by a desperate
struggle to save Gene Lockhart,
playing the mystery patient, 4"
from a rare and deadly disease.
Against this are played comedy,
love story, and intimate home
episodes.
Anne Of Windy Poplars." with
Anne Shirley in the feature roll,
will share the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
FAMOUS MACK HORSE

Mike. George o'Rfiens trained
black horse which performs many
amazing feats IN The popular stars
films. again IL ssen IN O'srisn's
latest RI<o Radio western. Triple
Justice" Virginia Vale plays ep.
poaite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

Shelton, aided by Barrymore. or
ganize a clinic and disease preven-
ton movement. Study of similar
moves carried out in actually dis
closed that old houses. cheap to
rent, are usually obtained for such
purposes.
So replica of an ancient home
was erected. Then makeshift sani-
tized walls and hospitals details
were added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
EXPENSIVE TEST

Miles Mander had one Of the
most expensive screen tests on
record. His role in Warmers South
Of Suez" came as direct result of
his work in Primrose Path"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

The companion film. Hot steel. >
co-stsrs Richard Arien and Andy
Desine in story Of the steel mills
drama which has much
humor IN Il. Notwithstanding the
seriousness Of the plot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Trench Without Tears" Opens
Today at The Riviera Theaier
Roy Millond and Ellen Drew Bring
New York Siege Hill TO Borovic House

French Without Tears the Paramount romantic
edy which opens today he Riviera theaer adapted
the from the stage play Of the title which
played both London and Kew York With such marked
cess last season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

lorraine Day, coming SaturdaI
In the story, a country town.
which doctors have left because Of
financial depression. Is stricken by
disease and Lew Ayres and John
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Hit Parade

"Hi Parade"
Radio fans will get q big
kick out of the new attraction
at the Rialte theater because
the top attraction, Hit Parade
Of 1s41," Ia a radio story en-
ploying n cast headed by Ken
ny Baker and Frances Lang
ford.
Those two have supporting cas-
which includes Mary Bolsnd, Hugh
Herbert. Ann Miller, Patsy kell,
and Borrah Minevitch and hi
"Harmonica Rascals."
There is much good music
and the hest tap dancing this
reviewer has seen on the screen
In months. The theme II Of the
light and airy style which re-
quires little concentration but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
Beerv AGAIN.

Berry II one o. the few stars
In Hollywood who can always be
counted upon 10 give the movie
fans a run for their money. That
guy could take the role of Little
Red Ridinghood and send the Gus
toners away happy.
The story itself Il not better
than a good western but with
Wallace Berry leading the pre-
cessioa Of capable supporting
players, Il becomes m hours
screen fare that viii more
than please not only those
who like the outdoor dramas.
but that group Of patrons who
realize In the big fellow one
of scrcenland's top f1ight per
formers.
Bobs Watson plays an important
role In the picture. considering his
tender years, and makes q very
substantial contribution 10 the en-
tertainment qualities Of the pro-
duction.
n you like Wallace Berry
-. and who doesn't. :. ven
viii enjoy n visit 10 the Roxy
where he h the main affrsc-
ton.
Your reviewer can offer no COM
ments on the other feature at the
Hamrick house because he did not
see any part Of 1t.
Il Is titled, Haunted Honey
moon" and stars Robert Mont
gomery. with Constance Cum
mings cast In the feminine lead.
In the story Bob plays the part
of detective whose honeymoon Il
rudely interrupted by unwelcome
guests from gangland.
The fact that he Is forced TO
divide his time between Miss
Cummings and his killer friends
doesn't do his disposition any good
nor the killers.
The plot has possibilities but
you will have to take your own
chances on what IL all amounts to
as worth while screen fare.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
PROP CHI

Barbara stanwyck Ia buying an
sirplsne for Robert Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26
'r Kildare Goes Hone' Ne,v Box Attraction Satluda
Lew Ayres and LARAMIE Dav
Again Seen in Leading Roles
Componion Picture to Bring Anne Shirley
As the Star OF Anne of Windy Poplors"

handsome mansion of so years ago was tnrrad mt .
hospital in designing plausible set for hastivoroanzed
country town clinic in DR. Kildare Goes Home new medical
mystery romance with Lew Ayres. Lionel barrymore and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-26

20 the Music Box theater.
The old living room with high
ceilings and an arched door BE-
came a waiting room. The parlor.
It's floor covered with white oil
Evening star., 1940-03-11
Fraser Loses His Suit
To Represent Mclean

The suit of Attorney George b.
Fraser to be recognized as the legal
representative fey Edward B. Nc
Lean, former Washington publisher,
who now is 4 mental patient in a
sanitarium at Towson, Md, failed
today when the United States Su-
preme Court refused to review an
adverse decision of District Court
from which Mr.. Fraser had ap-
pealed.
AS is customary, the Supreme
Court simply announced rejection
Of the petition for review, without
assigning a reason. Neal Burkin-
shaw now is ancillary committee for
Mr.. Mclean, having succeeded the
late Admiral Mark Bristol. Mr..
Burkinshaw opposed the petition Of
Mr.. Fraser, who had contested the
appointment of the committee here.
The Supreme Court refused also
to review the conviction of three
men who were charged with a liquor
law violation here in 1898. The
three-John w. Donald, William
Edward Larman and John r.
Green-were alleged to have kept
liquor for sale in reputed club in
1900 block of I street NV. Their
conviction had been upheld in the
Court of Appeals here and they
appealed to the Supreme Court on
the ground that testimony had been
improperly admitted into their
Police Court trial as to the racial
nationality" of persons on the
premises where the liquor reputedly
was sold.
Evening star., 1940-03-11

ton to remain indefinitely for the
discharge Of their duties and only
q so-called floating intention to re-
turn on their completion, they lose
| domiciliation in the State and be-
come domiciled forthwith in the Dis
trict.
The conclusion is applied even to
Senators and congressman in the
not infrequent cases of those who
succeed. practically speaking, in es-
tablishing an indefinite tenure and
resting upon the demonstrated con-
f1dence of constituents, maintain
their only or principal domestic es-
tablishment here. In short. except
for the comparatively small group
of military men, elected officials
and temporary employees residing in
the District, upon all Federal ON
cials and employees required to live
here In order to perform work with
out which the Government could
not 60 on That such a consequence
might be desirable as q matter of
District taxing policy cannot out
weigh the havoc it would work in
other respects.
without regard to constitutional
considerations, the system would be
strange which would permit or re-
quire State domiciliation for elected
legislative and executive officials
and deny 1t automatically to CO.
ordinate judicial officers or compel
them to maintain it by residing out
side the District and in State not
otherwise of their choice. Equally,
If not more strange. would be one
so capable Of discriminating in
practical consequences and legal
effects, between the high and the
low, the well to do and the poor
in the Federal service.
1T such a price were placed SO
broadly upon the acceptance OF
Federal duty, the consequences
would be entirely unpredictable
whether for the Government or for
the individuals Immediately con-
cerned. Many would accept it OF
necessity. Others would not do SO
for any preferment. State attach
ment is not incompatible with Fed
eral service. On the contrary, II
remains q compelling allegiance
secondary only to national loyalty
not merely for a few, but for all
Federal servants who do not prefer
District domiciliation.
Our dual system contemplates q
harmony, not an antagonism, OF
State and national allogiances
Each is the complement, not the
antithesis, of the other. A rule
which would compel surrender Of the
one in order to exercise the other
fully would be inconsistent with
these principles. Creation OF a vast
army of Federal officials and en-
ployes detached from the States is
all of the civil and political Iela-
tions which domicile 5,lstains is not
a thing desired or desirable
whether regarded FROM the point OF
view of the Government, the States
or the individuals"