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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
MaLes sFas.ily SappH
Of Cough Remedy
!! lsAllv beetsP Shon fooAy-0e1e
eo1Gh QyYuDo. I'D aoVQo ab0QG -.
asa1 as1 sssAay pssDassA

If you combined the curative prop.
critics Of every known "ready-mAde"
cough remedy, you probably could
mot get a. much real curative power
Is there il in this simple homemade
cough syrup, which il easily prepared
in few minutes.
Get from any druggist w ounces
of Pinex, pour it into pint bottle
and fill the bottle with syrup. using
either plain granulated sugar syrup.
clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, ~ desired. The result Is .
full pint Of really better cough syrup
than you could buy ready made tor
three times the money. Tastes pleas
ant and never sp0ils.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation
| gets right 1t the cause OF cough and
gives almost immediate relief. 1t
loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty
| throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-
tated membranes 80 gently and easily
that it is really astonishing.
A days use will usually. overcome
the ordinary cough And for bronchitis
Group, hoArseness and bronchial asth'
ma, there 10 nothing better.
Pinex 10 . most valuable conceu'
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and has been used fol
generations to break severe coughs
! To avoid disappointiment AK you
druggist. for v"2E ounces OF Pinex'
with full directions. and don't seeep'
anything else. Guaranteed 70 Civ
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
ct. Wayne, Ind.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
Break Chest Colds
With Red Peppers

Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers. The
moment you apply Red Pepper Rub
for colds, backache, sore muscles,
stiff neck, lumbago, or the pains Of
rheumatism or neuritis, you feel the
tingling heat
In three minutes the congested
spot is warmed Trough and
through. When you are suffering
SO you can hardly get about, just
get jar Of Rowles Red Pepper Rub
made from red peppers. at any drug
store. You will have the quickes,
relief known.-Adv.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22


When your skin breaks out with
itching eruptions, letter, rash. &c
zema, PSORIASIS, or other terrifying
disorders, very often the pain be-
tonnes 20 intense, and the discom-
fort 20 thoroughly unbearable that
you are willing to try almost any
remedy that you think will give
some measure Of relief from the
torture.
But temporary relief will do you
but little good, for soon all the
itching and irritation breaks out
afresh with renewed fury, and you
soon realize that local remedies
such IS ointments, salves and sim
| liar treatment will never rid you Of
your trouble.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Ease your tight, aching chest.
Stop the pain. Break up the con-
geedon. Feel q bad cold loosen up
in Just Z short time.
Red Pepper Rub" is the cold
remedy that brings the quickest re-
lief. It cannot hurt you and 1t
certainly seems to end the tight
ness and drive the congestion and
soreness right out.
When heat generates right down
into colds, congestion, aching
muscles and sore, stif joints, relief
comes 1T once.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome

It will not be 80 difficult to rid
yourself Of skin diseases II you will
but realize that these troubles orr
ginate in the blood, and II you ex-
pect real substantial relief you
must treat them through the blood.
The best remedy for this purpose
10 s. S. s.. the fine old blood remedy
that purifies the blood Of disease
germs, and thus restores the skin
to q normal and healthy condition.
Begin taking 8. 8. s. today, and
write . complete history OF your
case, and our medical director will
give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
riser, $40 Swift Laboratory, Allan
"a, Ga.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

. Chicago. Feb. 2z.-HaH . cosen
bombings enlivened the city IN the
aldermanic campaign which ended
at the polls today. Groups Of iye
to . DOZEN policemen were assigned
to each precinct in the Ninetssnth
ward, where Anthony DAndrea ID
opposing Alderman John Powers
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
|1IIlc|E B| : :
DRooFS
||l|lOUe||'UP
Iuesss Cskaiasrilg m
- Lsskl.6 Isrsard
IN Prsvsntlsn

re preventative measure
- island city commisston-i
slenning on the adoption q
lreacs which will prohibit
~ Il wooden ihingids In the
nlsss they be treated with
81 rstardant. approved BY the
III board Of IRE underwrit-
IN addition to this provision
1lnauce will regulate the use
2Ipas other kinds Of roofing.
~ ~ commissioners Join with
l1rartment heads In planning
ssaioe roofs for the majority Of
- ordinance which contem-
ss1ss fre prevention was intro
sssd b. Commissioner William H.
1I1s1immons, in charge Of the de-
sstnent Of public health and
n rroyides that all dwellings,
$50 buildings and all buildings
~ axceeding two stories or 80
- b height and $500 square feet
. m, and not used for factories
vafehouses or mercantile purposes
.1alI be rooted a. follows:
ouslity shall be Of . grade mo-
hGer than class F in the tes
.11ciAcations Of the national boart
1re underwriters. Wood shin
p II treated with q ire retardan
roroved by the national board o
~ underwriters may be used.
Al other types Of buildings shall
~ roof coverings Of approve,
auadard quality. brick, concrete
nor slate; highest grade of til
ring, asbestor or asplant, built
= roofing, felt with gravel or sla
ssihce or built-up asbestos roof
II; other roofngs of like grad
which would rank a. class A or
uBdsr the test specifications Of tn
rational board of fire underwater
viii be permitted. II wood shingl
roets are damaged to the extent {
mare than so per cent they came
b repaired, but must be replace,
b accordance with the provision
d the ordinance.
Under the regulations 1t is o.
fssth that layer Of deadening fe
4 least oneAixteenth Of an inc
h thickness must be placed b
tween metal roofing and supportiI
woodwork. The wooden plankiI
I'd sheeting Of roofs shall not
ny case be extended across 81,
q party walls.
Any roof having q pitch Of ov
y degrees on buildings over
/ feet high, except tires or chur,
spires shall be constructed Of If,
OF steel frames filled with firepro
Material not less than three al
oae-half inches thick, and shall
covered by approved roofing.
All flashes shall be of met
roperly incorporated with t
rponng material. Copper flash
sRe recommended. The top al
sdes Of dormer windows shall
Hutected the same as the roof.
I Adoption Next Week.
The new ordinance was thoroue
y discussed Mondfy afternoon a
The resolution for considerati
was accepted unanimously. Ado
ton Of the ordinance was postpon
until Monday Of next week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

We say consistently that there
isn't . purer CONNECTION made than
Meadow Broow Milk Chocolatss.-
(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

A training at Browns Business
College u both economical and
practical. Why not enroll for the
new classes starting on February
%? Phone R. !. 1874 for informa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
EMPLOYMENT.

/ iWp uu.. Irvoa msrre1. We want
ra,l su.r'GeS p6aa. 6.ss1 s.."' S,,o. con.
. bLNIIsi WANrEb. oood proposition tp
En"1 i.n'ht ,"il zen 9r Icng ias' years
,.I. otI,' ''' ~ - '''h'' Wy
Iglau,,l.pi Is,ss@ i,.,''t ~, "tt.,N"
sps ,'s. to Wort Ttisao ,aiiroad fl,m
.aru,rs a. Ho.frrrlna. I.ai,Its,t.ts
I olmwE"' must be trsi alsss uul esus.
Of Wor.f
spME good u,~ siIosuoi fa coll \ Nil
TtHpprtipu Whirh Will appeal Co work
, WANTED several house tu house can
N"'1.f' i.r .Ish-'Aa. iAhl" article, per
"..,." .''''''''' ""''"' '"''H''''""'
,,,.,....
WNNIt' M.1 WISHING posItlurs ffrr.
wru. bf't,m'n, ''I"rri uaiu p"tters
g',I." i''Y7 N''i' Hn,l'
r,n.c ne,r.s,fv tIso $40 month. fptor.
HaUHug b.pt .l.. Indianapolis ind.
81. -.
htif NNNitb-tFMAiE W
WANTED vhr.s nly s.Il..iats .,us,i
'r.,t, f.l p.r u,ot and p.unissluu,
,nrhi''i,u'si tHW 50 iI $50 pa. v"'N 10
begin. H'' Studio. 10 Esa' Tulrl sl
WAITUEE WANTED AIber... I.rIg..
r1ou o. Woa, Fourth
.tt.r f..,..i.f t...,,,
.,, a'.I yIrl .' ....,5.t 80. ,,,..t,
f.',... t,t. e.,,,t G "'.''" WI"
.u.. ...,,.,
'"' ''.'''.' .nl 'ap'"'o
.p. Gan i, ,.,.... ,.s- g ....
,. ,. 'W I'I OF @'u'h '.n-
49,. ~ 500
49, ''. .. 3D. 'N. 't'I Ial''. 'dN 'htF'
iitErNltl inr r r"ul r1uuou. YOU CON
hr % loader Instead ut follower. At.
IrrI ifU Iu'a1 DHUuo1H ,ut|tl,.
WANTED H.nn.d Isdis. or ort.ii,
y... .,.,t n.ur. s,,,I AtI,..s
800 O.. cor. WurIh.
Will. .s.H.,y. f.ritsu.I ..,..,,t .,.,
frr. ft f.y, luys W.ru.i,. y..',E S..,.
.tlI
E,t.t ..,I. ,I.., ..,. .,.... ..
u,.,.ng .,t,,l. p".,t ,,.g,. ,r,f ~"
u,dt iIHt, Rs. UuuLIrr
Fil-,D b. .ot Vy,p,,I ..,,...t,,.,...,
'.t.ft. t 49, - ''''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
FINANCIAL.
nrs,vrsS orponrr~ir,,s

-. nrsiNtss oProRICNirits ~
IpN SALE Al res'autan,. ioratcd m
l'hJi ~ city Price t1,2oo. Rent I7J.
can Moor" Usage 2ei5.
'.ln - roac"ck coal at depth * eight
p TO t'ni. close 20 trausunftstluu. Fcc
write or phone Mrs. " =. Houser. broken
Arrow Okla. Phone 200 ana iis.
SODA FOUNTAINS All sg.s fro.n to
20 f''t. Now and socon l.tnpl .,flc
used only tow months. Alto drug ntl
conc ,,il, .ny ,,.n,'y nf,grs'. small ,n,1 t-y.
Weuts, write or wire Gros unn T5urtaIp
co. palss, Tesas.
FpH SALE Three puoi tables and ono
cues and racks. slatcs and cushions In
FIRST class condition. first secs buys on.
'r" lot. T. l.. Jones, Boz ts5. Bcggs
p,da
LARGE tire Manufacturer desires make
connection with good jpbbc". handle
sales rtHf" ot oklahoma. product nigh
grade Win high lisi and Tong discuunta.
attractive terms. advertislrE snd IIH,
spirited aHlgs ou-uporatIIn. Ad1.. D's-
'riDt Sales Manager. T. q. BOX sIi. Kab-
sas CITY No.
WANTED 10 sell o real zine rIu ara
tease 'apI,ity 900 TONS per Sutu &C.
h'ur. al! now ani up-to.dn'e 1ud .raIy
10 run. SHAFT 2li f,st, good bod lf ne
ore. Iugs"n fur srllluE. have ,.I..r IusI.
moss I>fuculnrH write u. l.. Jarvis 9f8
vs.. Fourth 80, Joplin. Mp. .. r. Rogers
richer, pklH.. BOX ltc.
FOR SALE .IllH store ANA rNtur..
VII" 'I'd" Massey, Miami Okla.
sIu' Is FuH SALE. Hardware. harness
ard Implement stock. rIan uKtures and
luIIiIrrH About $4,000. clean stock.
good business poor health (nwucr) N.x
rs. Mound valley Kan
FOR SALE suburban grocery and mar
act. doing nice business. about s. 500
10 handle. Don answer unless interest
81. Address i5o.u. care world
Will buy first mortgages or Tula, inn.
proved real estate. Usage $50. L,.
tween 90 p. un aud ~ o.. u. uthcr.,Is,
cedar lAGs.
DNp' EBl siotI N,n located. WIN take
light car In exchange. Must sell Osnre
7saq
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
ROOMS roH RENT. ruRNIsuEp =

sLEEPfNd R6oM Tor rent in private
home. also meals. ptNcr young mar
ried couple or two g&tlcmen. Home
privileges. iO2bS quincy, corner Tenth
aud Quincy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
OH LANDS AND LEASES u.s


WILL sell OH and gas leases in ten-a acre
block on big structure whore two wells
are drilling ant contracts lot for two
more, TINS acreage received for geological
work. -Four trU.aCro blocks one mile
from well, price tl5 per acre. four ten
acre blocks two miles from well. price IS
per aero, II Interest," ed write or wire
AZ once. Joe jiyhR, Rocky okla.
40 ACRES on loss. Cor sale IN Walters
rold. p g.. Gabbart. Al,a, OKLA.
AM DRILLING "a w,u To- The second
tryaN 100 the liwc, Down 500 feet now.
Won No. contracted for and viii be
drilcd Immediately following No. I. Shal-
portunitN To own interest iu good block
ut acreage aud two deep tests on cost
pJIcu bssts. Quick action necessary, BOX
$50. care World
WANTED Acreage close to production
TO dr.lI ON a jo-5o basis, n YOU have a
hlgh-class proposition, submit It. Box
ls5. Newton. Kan.
lu shallow field surrounded by prnduc
'iun. Well expected 100 Monday. Phone
ossge SIS or -o3 Dallas Bidg
OIL LEASES PAY
ORGANIZE SYNDICATE AND
HAVE THAT OIL LEASE DRILLED,
WRITE FOR PLAN BON $50,
NowATA. OKLAHOMA.
usage $40 Cedar I5Ij
q. /, HAGEMAN
3l6 central Rational Bank Hdg
WANTEp-Ou royalties and production
from owners. Address n, caro- ot
World.
TWO WELLS contracted for, one ~ them
now drilling production in adjoining
seCton. one fourth interest priced 10
soil. BoA ig5, care OF World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS roR SALE

FOR sAI.E-Iarge butchers iCr 'Ha,
three ice boxes medium size, ono '''
h. y, electric motor, National Dlsl f"-'.
ter, one combination gas stove ana ..'' .
table complete with canopy aUl ..
extractor, one exhaust .an, duplex ''''.'
urn, two sections marble top laulN '...t
ter, with stools, platform scales. hIl' ...s
serving scales. Must be sold. Ffrl l'H
sonable cash offer takes any part '''
Mr. Day 5Oi Security Bidg.
LARGE city map with 9hlus- = e'..'
names ready for delivery. l.. ". N"'''
i22 W, Third, Phone osaFe l.lI.
GANTZ HAY a FEED CO.-SVecIa. .,.H
bales tea green hay COO per bale. f4f
line OF dairy and horse feed, sp"..e
price In quantity lots, Extra chars. E.s M
delivery, 1889 T.. Archer. Phone
ron SALE--EAlra fine reed BAD! ''s"
IQi--R or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
wANTrp--ro BORROW

We MY iiDsrty oonds ,o,ss ana month
y payment mortgsgA G. III. Ovsrtoh
MS = HouldAf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOUR ruoms bcautul rtr......-.
In apartment. tsU0 down b... '.'sl
ritufe Apartment rents Tor t-, y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
BUSINESS orroRruNIrY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
\ manufacturer with the highest no
tionaI reputation ia seeking distribution
Of iis product for the oil fields
The product ls standard has been thor.
oughiy tested, and an Immediate demand
and sale is assured,
Tho fullest luyestigation is invited by
SOMEONE who can finsuce the agency to
the amount Of $4,000 70 5000. and
who wishes TO cntcr - legitimate profit
able business.
IN answering please give brief outline
ANA telephone number $3.50. care world.
COMPRESSION Inner 'rube stock Tor
south side. psage it2p
FuR SALE Grocery. doing good business
south aide. Usage 62jr
FgH SALE, Pool hall c.sars and cold
business. sie y. first.
FoV SALE Doctors locaton and office
furniture 10 live oil town. More than
5000 people In territory, GIVE your tele-
Ralph T.. Weller. Yale, okla.
ron SALE OR TRADE-Baby grand
truck. What have you! call owner,
bEHg" iI't
AUTO repair shop Tor sale good location
reusonahl" rcnt as " second.
FOR sALE..Iadtss dress shop. Slci,ncss
compells selling location or Main and
Third ets Merchandise, lease and fix
iurcs for $500 cash. Box POI care
World.
FOR sNI.E--Ony moving picture slow
In town ut 5000, a live town ami
money maker; reason Tor selling. other
business, Mills & son Land Co., Boone
Nll", NIX "
ron SALE at hall price, ceiling fans
and cShBuster. two cash registers. one
safe, two pool signs. electric. Iali at S
y. Third
FOR SALE-Eight stucl lunch room do
trg good business, priced 90 sell. Now -
ard Surrell, 2lO ). Maiu. sand Springs.
OKLA.
l2 YEARS established tur store aud fac
tory combined good opportunity Tor
bright man, Will sell all or take In part
nsr. 81 am a thoroughly expert furrier.
good chanc. Tor n good man Of ability
Eighth 81, Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SALE-- Dturng room for sale. cheap.
doing uicc business. Forced to sell ON
account OF ul health Inquire 20 l.. See
ond 81. sand springs. Mrs. g r. Hum
phr"y.
branch OF an established business In
good town near Tulsa. Good opportunity
Tor right man. al1.C, care world
FOR SNLE--Grocery and meat market.
best location IN OH field last 10 months
sa'"s about $50 600. stock will invoice
about s. 500. wil make good offer. Ad-
drrsa HoV 2o6. CARRIER Okla
CArE FuR SALE IN good town near
Tulsa. Inquire AIS cafe. Tulsa, as
- n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01

had .,..r...Y.. a,.i Y.... ,...t.Y.......
nj. fo ,nr. shoe sf1re ia y Min n,
iJlpp paia sou" '''
,,..,.,..
rif iu person. Oklahoma Hospital.
west Nlhih anu Jh'hs"n'
WANTED SOMEONE &c. du waning and
10. '1 "r ".,n'i 4" ITO frankfort
w
li.NNN millinery, rates tra7unablr. Mrs.
uagT school 90 Millinery, Sulpnrr
'p'''f'' N'N
---------
hGEr NDUH NAME tS THE PAY ROLL
by being the h.u trained man or wonr
au ON H." lub. Attend "uh"r day ur eve
I.nS s,nu",' I,.,h.,.' usage ~ Tor
Sr''I,,,,r "1,,fs. sin.ss ,,'Ii,...' '",,a ,oa ~
,,,..,,.,.,.,.,.,..
~, - w. ~ ft'Hp'"' t,,u1 'H rLnds' ne,p
80" WIN. ''' ''. '''"'''' ''H"h' 'N'H
WANTED Experl,pcca ,,ny....rs' ~.
Nj Ii.,ytbUrp IA n,'i,,, Eo, Ia
Main. wv -
supp,,ss dlrec, To- Ir carg',,''rr. VIZ M ,"II am"
mission, Soc Nj CHru,ut.r NJ It,u
Hotel
s,t ...-..., ,-,,--.---,
basis. csil1g On Inu,tr- h5r5.,r.,'' ,S,'y| T',|
and buiIdiug trades can Tor lir. AStcu
krtchuiu hotel
90, ,a,.,,,, --.-----------
NNN Itl' uNeWl'' salesman 90 sell
fuhl"h'r'u securities IN % good inNtHt-
mont cympart. "iNrl9 Security hldgu
F"'n' Gag. ''Ng.
SITUATIONS w,>rrD-v,,p =,
" ' v
'lllr",, IA Nv. '1' '' navy
N"''' '.' '' '''' VI" "I'".
",Ipl IANI wants small set ot books
10 "'vp "i yn,h'nSs or SunanNs. also
Valid 1'''"' '''''' caro-
w,
COMPTON NtlElt operator experienced iu
,.., ''e,y""' Impairment WORK fhone
''''I. .''.
"NNlE!, clerical position lN young
married man "l office pfZ~rrod %,uo
railroad experience. soon |care World.
YD-NG man ,y,uts T.. fill .,.,,,c ,.,,,...,,-.
n 'U to'v propositions can travel Stl-
y,,>..r,, ,...,,t..,. ...,,.... -
50, ,',.,ti ',.,''' o. - q, IT." '.ta"' WIN pr
c'n Ei,,'. S"'d service. Address SaS-E,
'..' ".I'''.-.
PRIVATE chauffeur. three years rSpe-
,,Ii' W., can i''hi,n h"st 81 r"icrcnees'
,,sN l"' '''''-'t't
.,.., ,....r.,,,
'',,,'H, ''N nhH sal'snsh. Al nh..tN
,,lE ., y, wv, II, 'nnu'Dll"n
It,r, p5r.,,,.' A. A. h''" S'"h"'"h' nave car
sENi1R -A,,nT.NrAN7.. F.r...., mn
af affIugte4 orgsutzrttors t,ars,s eH',Vt"'
also general offIr, MANAGER same graup
Wish 80 return 10 Oklahoma and desire
TO gct In touch with corporation needing
such servicca, highest references. axe 50.
" interested, can com" for interview
y, ts"r.'s s,'1S .'''''' ''' 70 "''N M"'h
ENFERlEN,E ~ chauffeur wants posi-
ton, private family. mechanical expo
~
Mt' iiNNI'NI dtal 7Wau, young man
WIN i,uF years 'Np,,lyh'' wishes po-
Neyst5mHc Ne H5tgi 3aTtIcsv.iic' diid.,." :" '''''
ho'Nh MNN - years 'la WIN three
l'a.N 'Nh'l ''N,n lh h'"ap'p'i AaE'I 'S.
n,,f,i"r in r t,', "'S,.s hs ~
II rsf,r,nrrs Phone ns.,, ,roO' .l 80
plggI. '
................. ..-.----g
Nii'AlioNN NtNIEb-fEMAIE ~
WANTED Torltuu au housnkreper An
h"W' ot respectable widowor having
N'l more l""n "ur 'r two children. ur
T.rg. ,'r.|r. hS,.' 'Ippyy,''o', l,n'-
.,r.rg,l .r., .., ~ III ''N"''' VA
, " '.' '' .....-...
s't'.",' r.f.r,r....." a,,sstri''' Nau'o '-
.,,.',.r. 80" '''h' ''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01

ONE or two ladies, very dos,tabIo Ncrl.
ing room with privilege Of sitting room,
Usage .kat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-01
EMPLOYMENT.

roG l.pl = rlMSnrNa REPAIRS. CAL
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Christmas at Malta M. II. Church
Sunday, Christmas day, at the
Malta M. E. church, the pupils Of
the Sunday school received q fne
treat Of candy and oranges at fhe
Sunday school hour
The celebration of Christmas was
held at the church services, special
effort being made to make 1t an fm-
pressive and enjoyable occasion. AS
stated in connection with the pub
fishing Of the program last weak,
the pastor Rev. Frank Gillian was
aiming to make the Christmas day
go to Church Day." The people
responded well and enjoyed the ger-
vices of the day. Appropriate ad-,
dresses were made by the pastor X
both services; c. B. Smith also made
an address, and an elaborate pro-
gram of music by the choir contrib
uted to the success Of the occasion.
There were Christmas hymnO-Hi-
lent Night and other beautiful selec-
tions by choir and congregation:
also splendid anthems by the choir,
solos, male quartet, etc. The men-
bers of the choir giving the excellent
program were Mrs. J. B. Clements,
Miss Edith Baker, Miss Stella Up
dixie. Mrs. Howard Cowan, lfrs.
Earl Cannon, Mrs. May Naylor, MISS
Edna Barlow. j. e. McKeown, /. c.
Young, Henry Harmer, w. r.. Sears
and A. c. Taylor. Mrs. B. D. Rich
ardson Organist, accompanied and
also played some fine voluntarie9
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29
ThOnDGOn-PaPsOns

The marriage OF Prof. Carl v
Thompson to Miss Leila F. Parsons
both Of Union township, was solem
nized Wednesday in GAINESVILLE
Both are school teachers, and are
among the very best Of our young
people. Mr.. Thompson is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Thompson
He was soldier of the late war
seeing service overseas. After his
discharge from the army he com
pleted his college course at the Ohio
University, and is at present princi.
pal of the Youngstown high school
and grades, and teaches physics and
agriculture. The bride is the &C
complished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Parsons, and has been
one OF the county's most successful
teachers. After a wedding trip, they
will return to Youngstown where
they will make their home, for the
balance of the school year at least
The Democrat Joins with their host
of friends in extending best wishes
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29
REAL ESTATE SALE

THREE FARAaSJohn r. Manta
farm Of so acres. 40 acres OF ilnp
river bottom land, 40 acres hin
land, lies well and is well wateree1.
8-rOOm house, good new barn ~
OuthrildinPs. situated on east afl1S
river. EagiepOrt. O.: also one J
ARE tract. river land, near Durn
east side: also 1H0 acres 80 ~si !.
bottom and hill land. east side .r1x1 !.
Eagleport: also the : acre trzSk 10
the late James McElfreeh,
hill, six room house and .pleni
frr,t. rnod water. cfafern. fs
aho-e ccr Re rnEchased at hareai,
T. r. WALRAVEN, MOCOhn el'gt
Aren't am in the real esta'2 Z. isss'SlSs
mess and any one wishing, to nell SS5t
buy, see me.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29
Class RAunion

The 1920 graduating class of NJ.
& M. held a class reunion Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr. Francis
Davison. . member Of the class.
Other members present were: Lola
Kennard, Bessie Williams. Mary
McGrath, John Gillespie. Lowell
Calvert, Edith Foster McElfresh.
Frances Torbert, Howard Forsyth,
RAYMOND Cooper. Bernard Roberts.
Rufus Brown. LaDoyt PinkertOn,
John Ball, Fred Mcdonald, Ola
Earich, Bernice WOODY Pearl
woodward. Fred Har Forest
Reed. Kenneth Ray. Lewis.
Geo. Birch. The class had ~ mem
hers. Reginald Tompkins, . mem
ber Of the class now In Nofth Caro-
lima sent an original poem. and 2
letter was read from Miss Sars
Holmes. one OF their teachers, but
now Of Logan. Nice TAffeshmenta
were served and they had flne
time.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29
M. e. Church

Please note the change OF hour IN
the morning service. Sunday school
$3.50: preaching at 1890. The
subject is Looking Forward.
New Years topic: In the evening,
Epworth League 6:45. At 7:SO
DR.. Frank English, noted physician
and preacher, from st. Luke's hos
pital, Cleveland. well known over
the state, will speak along the line
of social service, and the work 81.
Luke's hospital Is doing. His sub
ject is a timely one. He is live
wire, and will bring message that
none should miss hearing.-R. O.
McRae, pastor.