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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
BANKA VYLOUPENA.
Diva lupici ukoristili So, 900 v
Hollansburg, O.

Dayton, O., IL. cervence.
Diva nezakukleni bandite dnes
pozde odpoledne prepadli kasi
Ia G.. E. Fulkersona jeho
assistentku, Lauru Thompsono
YOU ma bance Hollansburg,
vesnici v okresu Darke, asi
sestnact mil ma sever cd Day
ton a uprchli koristi, ktera
Sc odhaduje mezi $4,000 a S9,-
900.
Prepadeni a oloupeni stalo
Sc tax rychle, ze obyvatele
male farmarske osady nev6de-
Ii, ze Sc neco neobyceineho de
je, az Fulkerson vybehl ma uli-
ci a zpdsobil poplach.
Druziny byly lined utvofe-
ny a pustily Sc "a lupici, kteri
uprchli severnim smerem ku
Greenville. Brby potom obra-
till Sc vsak ma vychod, die sde-
leni farmari a ieiich stopa by
Ia ztracena. Automobil mel Ii
cencni cislo statu Indiany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
zENIcH PRED oLTAkEM
kEKL f'NE".

New Britain Conn.,, IL. Ger
svence- KdyzlJohn Zielinski,
29-lety u Josephine Tkacz, 90.
leta, stanuli dnes pred oltarem
v kostele Svateho srdce JeziSo-
va. knez Rev. Alexander Ko-
walczyk, polozil zenichovi OBJ
vyklou otazku: "Berete 81 tu-
to zenu "a svoji zakonitou
manzelku?" Ma to zenich od-
poved6l "ne", kdyz Sc jej
knee ptal, Will. co mluvi. Zie-
linski odpovedel. ze ano a o.
brativ Sc k svatebcanum. ude-
lal k MIN "fec", v ktere pro-
hlasil, ze tn zenskou nikdy 81
ncvezme. Nevesta omdlela,
John vysel kostela a kdyz Sc
pfitomni svatebcane vzpama-
tovali, take sc rozchazeli. Ro-
dice nevesty pravi, ze neienom
musela "a vsechny pripravy
sroiene $ chystanon svatbou
zaplatiti, ale dokonce "a ky
tici a Ia autodrozku, VI ktere
do kostela prijeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
REVOLUCE v PARAGUAY
Sedmdesat mrtvych, 100 rans.
nych pFi utOku povstalcIv.

Buenos Aires. IL. cervence. e.
Revolucionafi uderili ma Asun-
cion, hlavni m6sto republiky
Paraguay, kolem poledne v
pondeli. Roj trval az do utter.
ka- odpoledne, kdy fevolucio.
mari zahnani vladimir vojskem.
Sedmdesat muzI bylo zabi-
to a sto poran6no. die uredni
zpravy. Tri 2 revolucnich ma.
celnikG byli poraneni zajati.
Rehem bitvy clenove vlady u
chylili Sc ma d6lovou lodici, "a
kotvenou rece Para. Tyto in
formace byly zde obdrzeny V
prvnich depesich, jez dcsly
sem z Paraguay od pondelka.
Bezdratova depese, obdrze-
na pozdeji argentinskym mi
nisterstvem namofnictva ozna-
mila, re vzpoura, iez vypukla
V Asuncion, byla potlacena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
TURU JESTE NEJSOU SPOKOJENl.
POzADUJi ODVOLANi BRTTICKYCH
VALECNYCH LODI z CARIHRADU.
ROVNEZ AMERIKA NEDOSPELA DOSUD K DO
ROZUMEN1 S ANCORSKOU VLADOU.

Lausanne, IL. cervence. Po-
zadavek Turku, aby briticke
valecne lodi nyni kotvici v ca
fihradskem pristavu byly j.
hned odvolany, zpilsobil, re
smlouva, ma niz vsechny sucast
meme mocnosti sc dohodly, ne
byla dosud podepsana. Klau-
sule nacrtku smlouvy ohled-
ne vyklizeni spojeneckych sill
tvka sc pouze vniska, jeZto pa
trne Turci opomeli vloziti tam
odstavec. jenz by Sc vyslovne
vztahoval ma valecne lodi.
Ismet pasa pozaduje, ably
valecne lodi byly odvolany We
stejny cas- CO vojsko a sice "a
sest tydnI po ratifikaci smlou-
Wy tureckym narodnim shro-
mazdenim Angore. Tento po-
zadavek byl predlozen briticke
Wade SIREN Rumboldem, jenz
nyni ocekava rozhodnuti z Lon
,dyna.
Ismet pasa rekl spojencum
dnes, re jest dosud beze vseho
.vyrozumeni Angory ohledne
nekolika bodu dohodnuti, jez
odkazal sve Wade. We svetle
teto situace panuje presvedte-
nj, ke mir nemize hyti pEs.ss
psan pred koncem pristiho ty
dne.
Washington, IL. cervence
Zpravy z Lausanne, ze vyjed.
navani o smlouvu mezi ameri-
ckymi a tureckymi zastupci IL
vazlo ma mrtvem bodu, jsou
vykladany We zdejsich tfed-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
AUTOMOBILOVA NESTESTf
Pet osob zabito We state India
ma, tfi v New Yorku.

Terre Haute, Ind, IL. Ger
vence. Pet osob bylo ma miste
zabito a dve vazne poraneny
nedaleko odtud dnes pozde od-
poledne, kdyz automobil, je-
hof motor zastavil Zroyna ma
zeleznicnich kolejich, byl "a
sazen osobnim vlakem drahy
Big Four.
Mrtvi jsou: Jack Ellis, Mary
Ellisova a jejich dcera, Lilly
Ellisova, 16-leta; Margaret
Dunlapova, 13-leta a Ernesti-
ne Dunlapova, 14-leta. Poran9
ny byly pi. Fred Sterchi-ova a
ieji dcera orothy, S-leta.
Plattsburg, N. Y, II. cerven
ce. Tfi automobiliste byli zabi
ii dnes ma Wolcotts krizovatce
blize tohoto m6sta, kdyz je-
jich auto bylo zasazeno rychlo
vlakem drahy Delaware and
Hudson. Jmena jejich jsou: 10
|seph Prouff Moriah, 37-lety
a jeho syn Amos, 13-lett a Viii
bur Kearns, 32-lety z Port
Henry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
zIDOVSKY REDAKTOR IA
LUJE FORDA.

New York, II. cervence.
Zaloba byla zde zadana proti
Henry Fordovi Hermanem
Rernsteinem, redaktorem
Jewish Tribune, v ktere tvrdi,
ze byl potupen utoky cinenymi
Henry Fordem v Dearborn In
dependent ma Bernsteina osob
ne na zidovskcu rassu jake
celek. Ackoli zaloba byla poda
ma ma ocisteni Bernsteinova
jmena, jest to vitano vsude V
zidovskych kruzich jak "hnu-
tt ma ocisteni cele rassy ma
vyvraceni falesnych obvineni,
jez byla Cinema proti ziddm."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
PROTI PRODEJI VIVA
A PIVA.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, II. Ger
vence. -Predloha, die niz mel
bvti dovolen zakonity prodej
piva lehkych vim s ifdly v
hotelich, byla zamitnuta dnes
volici provincie Manitoby, te-
mitez voli6i, kteTf meme nez
pred tremi tydny obrovskou
vetsinou Sc vyslovili pro vladni
prodej lihovin. Vysledek dnes-
niho hlasovani byl 2 proti l
proti predloze, o .iejiz schvale-
nj usilovali hoteliei.i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

Mich kruzich ten smysl, ze
jedna sc pouze 0 docasne zdr
zeni zavinene rozdilem v mi
neni, jake reel m6lo by byti We
smlouve pouzivano.
Pokud znamo jest We Wash
ingtone, jest pouze jeden bod,
0 nemz V podstat6 nedospelo 50
k dorozumeni. Jedina otazka,
ktera jeste ma byti vyrfzena,
tyka Sc tureckeho uznani anne
rickeho obcanstvi drivejsich
tureckych poddanych, kterf
byli naturalisovani We Spoj.
Statech, ale vratili Sc ma ture-
cke uzemi ziti tam. Tento bod
pusobi znacne svizele to nj
koli We vyjednavani s Turec-
KEN samotnym, nybrz $ cetny-
mi jinymi zememi, avsak jeho
rozlusteni V pritomne dobe ne
nj povazovano "a nutne, ably
Lausannska smlouva mohla
byti uzavfena.
Vyrozumiva Sc, re turecka
smlouva, 0 niz sc jedna, urce-
ma jest hlavne k tomu, aby pro
hlasila povsechne principy,
jichz ,po jeii ratifikaci mohlo
by byti pouzito v urcitych pff-'
Tursck kpsae H.,
cich Sc americkych zajmG.
| Nektera jeji opatreni zavisi
cd urovnanf, jez ma byti uci-
memo separatni mirove smlou
We mezi Tureckem a spojenci,
avsak turecke diskusse dospe-
ly k bodu, kde neni treba zad-
nych odkladI z toho dlvodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
VYSLOUzILCI PROTI PRO-
HIBICI.


Detroit, II. cervence. Hnutf
ma odvolani statnich prohibic-
Mich zakoni bylo zde zahajeno
dnes vecer, kdyz Charles A.
Learned, straz Americke Le-
gle. neiv6tsf v Michigan, prija
ia resoluci. vyjadrujici rozhod
nou opposici proti prohibici q
pczadujfci referendum ma od-
volani sucheho dodatku k stat
nj dstave. Prijeti resoluce bylo
We skutecnosti jednomysln6.
Zminene odvetvf Americke Le
gle ma 1000 tlenI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
MOHOU PfTI VLASTNf
LIHOVINY.

Washington, II. cervence.
Kapitani ma parnfcich ameri-
cke lodni rady nemohou zaka-
zati cestujfcim pitt jejich vlast
nj lihoviny ma vysokych morfch
bylo rozhodnuto vcera 1fedni-
ky lodni rady. Rozhodnutf ma
sledovalo zpravy, ze cestujici
pfinaseji 81 ma lodi vlastni Ii
hoviny pustf sc do Mich pc
minuti trimiloveho pasma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
KRAJAN PODNAcELNfKEM
POLICIE.

Chicago, IL. cervence. Kapi
tan Ptatek, jenz v policejni
sluzbe pIsobil pres tricet roki,
ustanoven byl vcera nacelni-
KEN policie Collinsem, jednim
ze dvou podnacelnikd. Dru-
hym jmenovan kapitan Zim-
mer. Podnacelnik Ptacek bude
miti hlavne ma starosti peel O
disciplinu v policejnim muz-
stvu rovnez povede dohled
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

ASVAiSSNu, JSACo PACSC huSAiSdA
ne chapou, ze timto zpIsobem
nehyli by Francouzi vyhost9ni
z Poruri, aniz rozlustena ktera
koli velikych otazek o nez
Sc jedna.
Journal Des Debats pravi
ones vecer:
"Baldwinovi a Curzonovi Sc
pricita lmysl pfedloziti Ultra
britickemu parlamentu pro-
gram pozadujfci utvoreni me-
zinarodnf komise, ktera by We
dla vysetrovani vzhledem k pla
tebni schopnosti Nemecka.
"My bychom 81 dovolili otaz
ku, kdo bude zasedati ma te
komisi a jakou pravomoc bude
miti. Ia normalnich pomer1,
kdyz administrace zeme fun
guje pravideln6, vysetiovani
jeji schopnosti mohlo by dati
rzitecne vysledky.
Aysak kdyz vlada venuje Sc
tomu, ably odvratila zdroje ma
roda cd svych v6riteli a kdyz
|vsechna vile zem6 jest obrace-
ma k tomu, aby nemusela pla-
titi, echo Sc docfli vysetfova-
min JEFF platebni schopnosti? !?
Takove vysetrovanf m6lo by
ten jediny vysledek, ze by pro
ldlouzilo odpor Nemecka, ne
bot Cuno by zdrzel vsechny
navrhy, az takova komise po-
dala by svoji zpravu.
"Zkusenost ukaze, re nejlep
SINH prateli Nemecka nejsou
ii, kdoz povzbuzuji jeho od-
por. Francie ami Belgie media
| il sc zastrasiti mluvenim kri
81 v Nemecku. Byla predpovi-
dana zkaza N6mecka, kdyz
bylo 400 marek "a dollar.
"Nyni ma hodnotu 100000
marek, avSak zkaza nenastala.
4
Naopak, Nikdy nebylo v4tsi
cinnosti v rfsi. Kolem velikych
NEST buduji nesmirny pocet e.
legantnich vii, kdezto my zde
v Parizi nemizeme stavet nice
no, pon6vadz veskereho nase-
no delnictva jest zapotrebi k
znovavybudovani spustose-
nych kraft.
/ "Za druhe, dostavi-li sc
krach, bude to do velke miry
vinou chyb cizincft. kteri po-
vzbuzuji Nemecko v blahovem
vzdoru, kdezto vsichni poctivi
lide NELL by raditi Nemecku,
aby zaplatilo sve zavazky."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
WALSKA Sc VZDAVA O.
PERM DRAHY.

Pariz, II. cervence. Gamma
Walska upustila cd svych pla-
nj ma podniknuti operniho tur
ne a vyplula dnes ma parniku
Olympic do New Yorku, kde
sejde Sc Sc svym manzelem,
Haroldem McCormickem. Ami
v Americe nemini zpivati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
BRITOVE .NABiDNOU KOMPROMlS.
TOTO SMYSLENl PREVLADA We
FRANCOUZSKYCH KRUZfCH.
ZAROVEN JEST VSAK FRANCIE PEVNA We SVEN
ROZHODNUTl zE NEMECKO MUSl ZAPLA-
TIT NAHRADY.

Pafiz, II. cervence. Pariz
klidne vyckava zitrejsiho pro
hlaseni britickeho premiera We
veci valecnych nahrad. Zpra-
Wy Cd francouzskeho velvyslan
ce v Londyn6 zmirnily pon6-
kud napjetf zde, take prevla
da mineni, ze Baldwin nena-
vrhne, aby Anglie vesla v Sc
paratni dorozumeni Nemec-
KEN, ale ze spise nabidne We
sve reci kompromis.
Ackoli rozsirilo Sc zde jiste
uspokojeni zpisobene predpo
vedi, ze Anglie poradi Neme-
cku, ably zanechalo lined sve-
no trpneho odporu v Porufi,
Fariz jest zaujata jako vzdy
proti mezinarodni komisi ma
rozhodnuti platebni schopnosti
N6mecka.
S francouzskeho hlediska
nikdo nemize fici, co N9mecko
mohlo by zaplatiti "a deset ro-
XII cd nynejska. Skutecnosti
vsak jest, re Nemecko, nasled
KEN poklesu valuty svych pc
nez, zbavilo Sc vsech svych do
macich dluhd kdyby vzalo ma
sv& bedra celou castku pozado-
varych valecnych nahrad, $685.
OOO,000,000, nemelo by vetsi
duh nez Anglie a Francie.
Francie vidi, ze N9mecko
po tri roxy usilovalo zbaviti Sc
svych zavazkd, tax ably zauja
ii mohlo sve mfsto mezi pro-
duktivnimi narody, prosto
vsech dluhi, jichz Sc NIUE zba
viii. Francouzi chapou touhu
Velke Britanie, obnoviti kupni
schopnost Nemecka, avsak We
francouzske mysli zajmy a bez
pecnost Francie vyvazi jakou-
koli touhu prokazati laskavost
Anglii. Premier Poincare ne
jevi nejmensi slabosti a jest
pevnym We SVEN rozhodnuti,
= Francie zdstane v Porufi, po
kud Nemecko nezaplati a ze
neprijme zadneho mezinarod-
niho stanoveni Svych narokd.
Zdali prohlaseni Baldwino-
vc .zmeni toto stanovisko, ne
lze rici, ackoli neni to zadnou
tajnosti v Pafizi. ze Poincare
povazuje sve postsveni "a pev
neisi nezli ono Baldwinovo.
Nev6rf, ze Anglie by Sc po-
kusila o separatni vyrovnava-
nj svych narokI, jez ma proti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12
FRANCIE SCHVALlLA
SMLOUVY.

Pariz, IL. cervence. - Fran
couzsky parliament dokoncil ra
tifikaci washingtonske smlou-
Wy ma omezeni namofnihO zbro
jeni ctyfmocenske pacificke
dohody 287 proti 3 hlasdm v
senate dnes veser.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-12

mad tfemi batt4ilony policie,
jez mali byti sorganisovany
pro pfipad nepokojd neb vytrz
nosti. uai
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
RE.INERSVIILF

Coral Hutchins. who underwent
an operation in a GAINESVILLE hos
pital few weeks ago for append
citis, returned to his home near here
last week. He is getting along very
we'll. BY a letter written from De
troit by G. p. s. Price and dated
Nov. %, and addressed to w p
Smith Of the village, we learn that
the prospect for the sale of the
block of coal options held here is
very good. The leases are held by
company Of which Mr. Price is a
member. He says that several diff
ferent coal companies are looking
after this territory. IN letter
from Garner butcher Of Williams,
Cal, who with Mrs. Nettie Robinson
went to California about a year ago
to engage extensively in the rearing
of turkeys for the market, we learn
that they will have about a tons Of
dressed turkeys for the Christmas
market. These birds were fattened
on rice stubble at cost of $3.50.
AS the birds are not marketed yet.
the profit cannot be figured, but
certainly will be large. He states
lldl tltg nave lcdSCu OQUO vi
grasshopper range for next year
and will keep ITS stock hens and IA
toms and will expect to raise 1900
to 1000 birds for next years market
The report that they intended to
come back to Ohio this fall was not
correct. He says the work is very
healthful as it is mostly outside
work and the climate is very fine.
John Long, who formerly lived
with his father VIM. Long, senior,
on a farm at Forest Grove, but who
has lived in the west for a number
of years, died at his home there
about three weeks ago. C. e. Drake
of GAINESVILLE was in Reinersville
Tuesday. :. The scarlet fever scare
here seems to be dying out to some
extent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
Hearing On Proposed Road

Thursday a hearing was had here
concerning the proposed change Oh
the McConnelsville-Glo road.
Mr.. George Carr of Marietta, deputy
state highway commissioner of this
district, presided. About 25 were
present and no objections were made
concerning the change of the road
from the Brick school house through
to the Happy Hollow road. The re-
port of the meeting will be made by
Mr.. Carr to the state highway de-
partment, who will make the recon-
mendation in the matter. AT the
hearing Mr.. Carr brought out a point
that had not been considered, and
that was that if the change as petit
toned for, is made, it will give an
outlet to Marietta and New Lexing
ton over a hard surface road. with
out coming through either Malta or
McConnelsville, since it would come
DOWN the Happy Hollow road. and
tfCra Join the New Lexington read.
There would however be an impro>
ed road leading from Malta up to it
where it would intersect the New
IeXin gton road.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
The Ohio State Day

The county Ohio StaterS held their
annual reunion last Friday evening
in the Legion hall as announced,
Vice Pres. G.. L. Dougan and Sec'y
Etha Erwin having the matter i'll
hand The radio being out of COM
mission Prof H. D. Bishop trans
lnitted the presidents message very
satisfactorily, and speeches were
made by Mr.. Dougan, Profs. Young
and Bishop, County Ag't Schrivor,
and Misses Johnson, Lenhart, Stew
art and Hutson.
A motion was carried to send a
telegram to Miss McDermott at Co
lumbus, congratulating her on her
success in the recent contest.
A three piece orchestra furnished
fine music-the members Of the
orchestra being from families repre-
sented iii the O. S. Z. membership.
College songs were sung and Mr..
Schriver led in the college yells.
The room and tables were tastefully
decorated and light refreshments
were served.
Officers for the coming year are
Geo. Z. Carr, president; Miss Hollis
Lenhart, vice president; Mrs Erwin,
sec'y; Dr. Northrup, treas. There
were 81 persons present and the Oc-
casion was most enjoyable.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
Volume 81
PERL ANTILL HAS SMALLPOX
CONTRACTED IN GAINESVILLE

Perl Antill of East Windsor,
back Of Beckett, who has been
in GAINESVILLE. has smallpox. Last
Saturday his case had been reported
to the GAINESVILLE authorities, but
because of the large number of cases
to be looked after in that city, be-
fore he was placed under quarantine
he "beat it," and boarded the o. &
L. K. train bound for his home m
Windsor township He rode down
in the smoker. Authorities here
were notified that he was on the
train, with the disease, and on
reaching home he was placed under
quarantine. All the passengers on
the train were properly looked af-
ter, and have been ordered vaccin-
ated, and those not vaccinated are
to be secluded For period of II
days. Antill is a single man, and
makes his home with his parents.
OF late he has been employed in
GAINESVILLE
Health Commissioner J. B. Naylor
of Malta informs us that this is the
only case of smallpox in Morgan
county. Considering the large num-
ber of cases in GAINESVILLE, and with
the travel back and forth from this
county to that place, it seems re-
markable that other cases have not
developed in this county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
Death OF Harvey John

Harvey John was born in Chester
hill, O., Oct. 10. 1883, and died at
his home there Dec 6, 1923. On
Dec. 26, 1917, he was married to
Gladys LinscCtt. To this union was
born one son, Clayton. May 27,
1913, Mr.. John answered the call to
the colors and was sent to Chilli
cothe, and from there to Camp
Greenleaf, Ga. On Dec. 10, 1918,
he returned home. He then engaged
in his business until he was unable
to care for it longer. Searching all
avenues of help he returned home
without relief. To see him and to
know him brought one into close
touch with his secret of patience
and great faith. HE being dead
yet speaketh."
Preceding him in death are his
father and mother. He leaves a wife
and little son who will sorely miss
him. and a sister Mrs. Harry Evans
of Medford, n. j.
He will be missed by the church
by the band and other musical cir
cles with which he was affiliated, by
the Masonic fraternity and all or
ganizations which are for uplift and
civic betterment, and by his home
town and the community in general.
Wy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
HOPEWELL

Preaching here Thursday night,
Dec. 20, by Rev. W. M. Wilson of
McCOnnelsviile. Everybody invited
Sunday school at Hopewell next
Sunday at 10 a. m. Prayer and
class services at IL a. m. Marion
Tolbert of near Morganville spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Toll
bert. Mr., Hastings, the road man,
has abandoned work for the winter,
and gone to his home at Columbus.
+. Sunday, Nov. 25, Mr.. and Mrs. d
L. Wilson entertained a few friends
i'h+ fine chicken dinner, in honor
of Thomas Wilson's and James
Senrs' birthdays. Mr.. Wilson was
81 Nov. 10, and Mr.. Sears 70, Nov.
II.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
r.. p. LOughridge Dies In ZanesviI,

Mr.. Edward +. Loughridge, aged
10 years, died Sunday morning
about $50 at his home on the river
road about half mile beyond Zanes-
Vile. Death was due to complica-
tions. Mr.. Loughridge was well
known throughout this county where
he resided up until within the past
eight or ten years. Prior to moving
to GAINESVILLE the family lived on
what is now the harry Bucey place
this side of the county home. Dur
ing the 1913 flood he suffered a
heavy financial loss, and soon after
ward his wife died. About the same
time he lost his eyesight. Mr.. Lough-
ridge was man highly regarded
and in his earlier days was a dealer
in fine horses. With the exception
Of one sister, Mrs. Rebecca Boutwell,
of Clay City, H.. he was the last
Of the well known Loughridge fam
lily. He leaves the following chill
dren: Henry, Martha, Effie, and
Edward, jr., all of the home.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Kin
ney of the Trinity M. E. church,
GAINESVILLE, and Tuesday the body
was brought here on the II o'clock
train. for burial in the local ceme-
terV
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
Mrs. Rachel Henderson Dies

Unexpectedly Mrs. Rachel Hen
derson died Wednesday about l
o'clock at the home of her daughter
Mrs Harold Mcdowell of Bristol
township, near the Emory church
While she had not been in the be-.
of health, she was apparently no
worse than usual and had eaten her
dinner, and soon after suddenly eX-
pired Heart trouble was the cause.
She was about 20 years of age and
was the widow Of VIM. Henderson.
Her maiden name was Rachel Camp
bell. and she was the last OF a fam
lily Of nine children of the late Thos
and Rebecca Campbell. She leaves
but the one child Mrs. Mcdowell.
She was q member of the Bristol
PRESBYTERIAN church and the funeral
services will be held at that place
Friday at 10 o'clock, with burial in
the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
NOTICE

At this season of the year
advertisers draw heavily ON
our space. This as conse-
quence lessons the amount of
space for news. However by
condensing as much as posi-
BILE, we hope to take care of
all the news reaching us in
time. We make this state
ment so that our contributors,
if they find their items con-
densed, will know that we ale
using all alike. Several in
teresting letters and communi-
cations of some length have
come into our hands recently.
These however will have to be
held until later.
In this connection we ask
our correspondents TO continue
sending in the news just the
same, and in the meantime all
our readers should carefully
read the ads Of our merchants.
And don't forget that there are
only about a dozen more shop
ping days until Christmas.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
Death Of VIM. Morganstern

Sunday morning about 2:45 Mr.
William Morganstern died at the
Athens hospital where he had been
taken about three weeks ago. Last
Thursday his family here received
word that he had suffered stroke,
and his daughter Miss Mary Morgan
stern left for Athens, getting there
Friday evening. She found him
helpless, and unable to recognize
her. He continued to grow worse.
until his death He was about 76s
years Of age. He was born at Whip
pie. Washington county, where he
spent his young manhood. He learn
ed the blacksmith trade at Marietta
where he worked for several years
He left that place 40 years ago, go
ing first to GAINESVILLE where he
worked at his trade. In the carry
eighties he moved to this place, and
purchased the lot on south Kennebec
avenue, where he erected the black
smith shop, and where for over 35
years lie carried on successful
business. About three years ago his
health began to fail, but he contin-
ued to work more or less at his
trade up TO within about year ago.
Mr. Morganstern is survived by
his wife. who was Miss Theresa Car
ius, and three daughters: Miss Til
lie Morganstern of Minnesota, and
the Misses Stella and Mary Morgan
stern of the home, He also leaves
two brothers, Adam of Coal Run
and John of Marietta, and one sister
Mrs. Kate Ludwig Of Lowell. The
deceased was a good, honest, up
right citizen, a man who was much
devoted to his home and family. The
BODY was brought here Monday
morning and taken to his late home
where funeral services were held
Tuesday at 1:30, conducted by Rev.
James Fish. Burial was made in
the McConnelsville cemetery.
Among those in attendance at the
funeral were Adam Morganstern of
Coal Run; John Morganstern and
Ed G.. Morganstern and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Carius of Marietta; George
and Chas. Ludwig, Lowell; John
Carius, Vitrolite, w. Va, and
Michael and Ed Carius OF Cincin-
natl.