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Evening star., 1926-03-12
SHOOT LISTED TOMORROW.

Scattergun experts of the Wash
ington Gun Club hold their regular
weekly shoot tomorrow afternoon al
the Benning traps. y practice match
in preparation for next saturday :
shoot With Baltimore is listed for
"Wednesday
Evening star., 1926-03-12
TARHEELS PICK HACKNEY.

CHAPEL HILL. \. C., March J. --.
B. y. Bunn) Hackney of Durham,
star guard on the North Carolina
championship basket ball team during
the past season, has been elected caI.
tain for 1927
Evening star., 1926-03-12
ARLINGTONS TO GATHER.

Members of the Arlington Athletic
Club will meet tonight at s O'Clock in
the club headquarters TO discuss base
ball. Important business matters
will come up for consideration.
Evening star., 1926-03-12
NONE OF TRIO EVER HAS
SELECTED ''OUTSIDE" MAN
Is Radically Different From Western Conference
Where Not One of Mentors Is Alumnus of
Institution at Which He Tutors.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW IORk March l2n selecting Arnold oween TO coach foot
the Cambridge university has adhered to
coaches shall be graduates
been playing
owned outside col
Iegea his mater.
Harvard he
have Maj
detailed
last Mai r T. Harvard
Fisher Blu was originally Harvard star
Evening star., 1926-03-12

Boys Club Senators, who battled
10 20-al deadlock with the Calvary
Reds, will be unable to meet the Owls
tonight because of a conflict in their
schedule. Another match may be ar
ranged by calling the manager III
Columbia So.
Evening star., 1926-03-12
LEADS ILLINOIS FIVE.

URBANA, ILL.,. March II R.-
Pug" Daugherty. veteran Illinois
basket bah star and foot ball halfback.
has been elected captain of the quint
for next year.
Evening star., 1926-03-12
TWO BATTLES WILL TEST
ALOYSIUS FIVE'S CALDER

y AMES that should have of thu
Noysus Big Five the Purple teams schedule or tonight
~ and Sunday
Tonight Alloys he
the first time th while the Sabbath they play their
thr
he absence the Palace professionals the YnkAy will
the at CtiJtO Onh u igh rd
Evening star., 1926-03-12
EASTERN HAS SUPPORT
OF ALL ID. C.. COURT FANS

THE good wishes all Washington basket ball
the Eastern High tonight When the local >chooboy tackle
Joeph Prep scholastic title 81 Philadelphia the
the Quake
Evening star., 1926-03-12
Washington Athletic Club cir

Washington Athletic Club girls came
from behind in the second half Of
their match with the Princess seXtet
last night to gain 35-to-22 decision.
Miss Schultze was high scorer for the
winners her total being II court goals
and foul counters. Miss Douglas
counted eight times for Princess.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

There arp 5000 firms engaged in
manufacturing golf supplies in the
United States.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

Dominican Lyceum Juniors tackle
the Ace Juniors tonight at o'clock
in the Boys y. VI. c. a.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

MOntrOse basl1eters closed their sea
son with a 3S-to.27 win over the St.
Martin's Seniors.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

~. JOseph's tosser> bowed L. the
Petworth Boys club, ~ to l.. Tonight
at s O'Clock the winners take on the
CUrteZ five.
Evening star., 1926-03-12
American Basket Ball League.

FREE TOSS WINS GAME.
y free toss netted by smith af,er
The final Whistl" save the Washing
ton Carlisle basket ball hvc a 27.to--G
vic,ory over tn" Atlantic city Nand..is
last night al Lincoln cuiunnade.
Evening star., 1926-03-12

The game at GonZata tonight will
be preceded by Il contest bringing the
Epiphany Juniors into action against
the Barry Laundry five at 1:3". Yes
terday the Epiphanys turned in their
second win over the Eastern PrrpS
by a score Of SO 10 10.
BerWyn Juniors took the short cnd
Of a 52-to-37 count i'll IN encounter
with The Evening star Juniors.
O'keefe. Werber and Schwartz led
the winners in scoring.
AnacOstia Eagles W. Stantuns and
WOodSides vs.. Roamers is the basket
bail card arranged for Congress
Heights gymnasium sunday.
Although OutscOred from the floor.
10 baskets To Q. the Independents
gained q decision over the columbia
Juniors, - To %. by consistent foul
shootin.s.
II. J0seph'> tosser> bowed tu the
Evening star., 1926-03-12
GOLDEN RULES.

tCopyrigiIt. 1926
Evening star., 1926-03-12
Ube Ghenin0 Star
BOYS CLUB
Conducted by ROBERT E.. MCCLELLAN
BY TOM LIE.B,

Former star Weight Man and Holder of
World Record Ill Discus: Coach o1 Notrt
Dame Track Team.
The Washington times., 1926-07-27

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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08
Stockport

Saturday night-Hoot Gibson in
the Saddle Hawk" a fast riding
story of the great western cattle
country.
Mrs. C. NJ. Newberry and daugh-
ter Marjorie, Miss Ethel Wootton
and niece Miss Evelyn Wootton
were McConnelsville shoppers, Sat
urday
Miss Dorothy Lane has returned
from the Frank Blackmer home.
where she was called to nurse Mrs.
Blackmer, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Dewitt were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs H.
R. Laughman of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Powelson of
Muskingum college, who spent their
Easter vacation with his mother,
have returned to New Concord.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Sy-
pliers of Roxbury, twin boys. Miss
Dorothy Lane, trained nurse, cared
for Mrs. Syphers and babies.
Chet Ewart and Mac Strobe of
near Chesterhill were callers on
Hugh Ellis, Sunday.
Mrs. Mona Metcalf has been hired
as operator in the telephone office
at this place. Miss Irene Metcalf,
our efficient ''hello girl" for sever
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

Ellen Jane Groves, Mr.. and Mrs
Harris Phillips, and Miss Lucy En-
bree, all of the school faculty: Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Parsons being unable
TO be present. Also Misses Mary
Mott. Myla and Mildred Dougan,
Wauneta Williams. Messrs. Fred
Kennard. Albert Abel, Gerald An
derson, Hiram Groves. Ray Will
liams, Robley Dougan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S.
Hiatt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hilaman
and son Keith. J C. Dougan. Dana
Williams, the host and hostess, and
guest of honor. The evening was
spent in music and social chat and
all departed, wishing Clyde many
happy returns of the day. He was
the recipient OF two nice presents
from the teachers Of the school.
j., c. Dougan is teaching the re-
naming month of school at Shinn,
in the place of r. B. Pierpoint, who
has other business to see to at pres
ent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

preston that Florida lis land OF
Isnakes. Nonsense. | have been
lover hundreds and hundreds OF
miles by machine and also been over
subdivisions, tourist camps, acre
age, etc, and have seen two or
three live snakes, and about as
many dead ones Well now / have
seen that many in Ohio in the same
length OF time. No doubt / could
find some If should go out in a
cypress swamp: and I'll bet you
start out after blackherries this
summer, say up around Oil Spring,
or out on Douda, and you will see a
snake or two. Mosquitoes, yes /
have seen and heard a few. | was
in Jacksonville several weeks before
| came on to Orlando, and some ev-
enings / would be bothered while sit
! ting on the porch; have also been
bothered in Ohio. They say that
down on the east coast there are
plenty of them. | was down there
4! in November, do not remember of
| seeing or hearing one Can't say
that / noticed them any more last
fall in Orlando than l did in the
north.
There is one thing here we do see
/ in the house occasionally, and it Is
between an insect and an animal
an exceptionally large cock-roach
know l never saw one that large
up there. Small ants, about the
same as in the north. The reason I
mention these things is because the
person that is "soured'' on Florida,
always mentions these first.
| have been on the gulf coast, al
so the Atlantic, down through the
center quite ways, and must say,
Florida is some state; can't see why
it won't be one of the leading states
in the union some day. l really be-
lieve that. Now | am not trying to
get you interested in Florida, then
sell you lot, not that at all, for /
might be back north by the time you
decide to come down here. Just
trying to tell you a few things you
might be interested in, as Florida
has been discussed, also "cussed'
more than any other state in the
union.
| can't understand a person that
would come down here the past win
ter, see the immense live oaks, cam
phor trees, pines, palms. ETC., hear
the different birds singing. see the
beautiful lakes and homes, and
then go back north and KNOCK" L
am writing like yourself, Ada, Stan,
Harold, and the rest of the force
We're never down here, maybe you
all' have been here; (know Ada has
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

al years, expects to leave soon with
her mother for Columbus. where
they have purchased q new home.
We are sorry to lose such people
from our midst.
X. w. Dewitt returned Saturday
from business trip to Detroit
T. J. McHugh spent the latter
part OF the week with DIR. and Mrs.
l.. A. MeDermott of Toledo.
Rev. Floyd Gale returned Friday
from business trip to GAINESVILLE
and Columbus.
Miss Gwendolen Metcalf spent the
week end with her mother Mrs.
Rachel Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brill OF
Sharpsburg spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs. Lota Brill.
| Chas. Kappes has resigned his DO
sition as assistant cashier in the
First National bank here, for a po-
sition in GAINESVILLE.
/ The sunrise prayer meeting which
was held Easter morning at the M
r. church proved a great blessing.
Twenty three were present. The
meeting was in charge of the pas
tor, Rev. Floyd Gale.
There was an attendance Of 1914
at the M. p. church Sunday morn
ing. If you are not attending sun
day school elsewhere you are cor
daily invited. The church was fill
ed for the Easter program in the
evening. The program was well
rendered The offering amounted to
$3.50.
E. r. Hayes of Pomeroy was a
Sunday of his niece Mrs. G.. H.
Chambers and family.
The NJ. NJ. W. club will meet this
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wood
Hilaman
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hook of Co
lumbus spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henne of
Marietta were the guests Wednes-
day of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James O'NeaI.
Mrs. Mary Power Of Coshocton is
visiting ner brother John Ross.
Mrs. Clarence Bishop was called
to Columbus, because of the illness
Of her sister Mrs. Tom Hook.
Mrs. Milton Bishop and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eddie
blute have returned to their home at
Roseyiile, after a visit with rela-
tiyes.
Frank Gilmore spent Easter with
his wife and family.
Miss Leah Maynard of GAINESVILLE +,
spent her Easter vacation at her
home here
Geo. Landsittel and two daugh-
ters of Marietta and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Deering of Waterford were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Norman
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Lochary spent
Sunday with relatives at Chesterhiu. /.
Mrs Carl Ross of Columbus
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

spent the week end with her sIsaev
Mrs. Jesse Hayes.
Miss Bernice Phillips las retmmM
ed TO GAINESVILLE. after a short vSan
with her grandparents Mr.. AID &
VIM. Phillips. -.
Mrs Clara White and .daoyM3N
and Mrs. Groves Davis of zanesviSB
are visiting their father Geo. Bols.
A pleasant time was enjoyed IN
the members of the Christian char
last Wednesday evening. at the -
'eiai room Of the church In q fars-
well party to Mr.. and Mrs. HowaS9
Medley, who will leave sooa tpa
their new home near West Lafaye1ees
A pot luck supper was served
The Willing Workers entertainea
Tuesday night with farewell pSe-
ty for Miss Irene Metcalf, WI
leaves soon for her new home in Gs-;
lumbus. Refreshments were served
and social time enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Medley and
daughter Doris of Columbus spent
the week end with their parents
Mrs Ina Parsons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Medley
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Choguill wess
business callers in GAINESVILLE last
week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08
INVESTIGATION

There lis principle which ts d
bar against all information, which
is proof against all argument, and
which cannot fail to keep a man in
Everlasting ignorance. That princi-
|ple Is condemnation before in
yestigati0n Spencer.
The reason some people in the
u. s. do not know how easy chiro-
practors can help them is because
they won't listen, they don't stop to
find out the truth, and the phiIoso-
ply, the Why, we get people well.
True chiropractors do not pre-
scribe medicines in any form, or use
electricity. vibrators, concussors, or
violet rays. Why? Because at Chi
'ropractic schools we are trained and
taught to find the cause of a disease
and correct it.
WE KNOW THAT A MAJORITY
OF DISEASES ARE CAUSED BY
PRESSURE on NERVE TRUNKS
WHERE THEY LEAVE THE
SPINE. And we can prove it. not
only by the "NEUROCALOMETER. >"
but hy getting most all OF our pa
tients well or as near well as is DOS
sible on this earth.
Knowing the cause Of disease we
can not but think it the height of
folly to treat the effect rather than
adjust the cause.
By adjusting the cause you will
find relief for some time, in most
cases for several years and many
times for the entire remainder Of
your life. But by treating effects, in
acute disease. you either die quickly
or get well in spite of treatment;
in chronic disease, though, you are
better one day and worse the next,
until you eventually are acquainted
with the fact that you either have
COMPLICATIONS - heart trouble.
or some other so-called incurabIe
disease. Your last days are made
quieter and as comfortable as posi-
tie and then after the last will and
testament, YOU nearly always look
Investigate chiropractic
thoroughly and you will add years
to your life and life to your years.
w. D. ADRIAN, D. C.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

been) hope you have, or at least
hope that some day you can come if
you haven't been here.
! Ray, there is spot here, about
so miles northwest of Orlando. the
most wonderful thing / ever saw
Silver Spring. You can take long
trip in glass bottomed boat for 81,
and such sight,-see down in wa
ter about so feet, and everything
! that is going on under water, most
wonderful thing | ever saw. Say, if
some of the old fishermen could see
the hundreds of cat fish swimming
around, it would be sight for
them; of course they would rather
catch them than see them. Some
of the moss-back turtles look large
enough to ride on. We were d lit
tie late in the day to see the alliga-
tors summing themselves, but people
have those things for pets down
here. Remember one day last fall,
James and | were sitting on the
ground watching the ball game of
the world series; | felt something
around my coat-tail, also noticed
James smiling. | looked down and
sure enough there was an alligator
trying to hide under my coat. A
fellow had string around its neck.
II moved a little, for I am not in
love with them. Can't say that l
really enjoyed the game after that
happened.
| sure have heard some good mu
sic this winter, all kinds, from
bag-pipe up to Sousa's band. No
matter what city you go into they
have daily concerts, afternoon and
evening. Some cities have better
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08

bands than others. They sure do
try hard 10 please the visitors, not
only with the music, but with all
kinds of sports. The one / enjoyed
most was bowling on the green =
altogether different from regular
bowling. | got to be just fair at It.
We had contest some time ago, my
team got second prize. After that
we bowled In the national tourna-
ment at st. Petersburg, three teams
from Orlando, but did not get any
prize. Those Canadians know the
game, becuase they play during the
summer, then play down here in
winter. We also played in Daytona
and Lakeland. It's great game
Most of the winter / spent out at
the park bowling.
Some prefer horse shoes. / saw
the champion and ex-champion pitch
some exhibition games; they sure
were good. looked around at ST.
Pete when they were practicing for
the championship, and did not see
a thing of Piney Tompkins, Clint
Barrell, Ed Thomas, in fact | did
not see a representative from Nc
Connelsville Malta.
Here | have written several pages
and no doubt you will tire at read
ing, but | did want to tell you a lit
tie about Florida, so that the next
guy you hear knocking" you
tell him you know different. There
is one other thing l want TO men
tion, in regard to pests, that is the
house fly. You see very few down
here, and doesn't that sound good?
Well Ray, must close now. Give
regards to the staff | can picture
my old corner where l used TO sit
and "set. Your friend, John n.
Baker, Orlando, Fla, April ., 1926.
p. S.-James wants me to tell you
that a northern lady rooming down
stairs had a pet alligator named Os-
car She left for the north and
took it along. Another thing. you
mentioned about Mr. Baldridge com
ing south for his health and he is
the livest one in the bunch.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08
DON'T RELIEVE ANY GUY
WHO TELLS YOU DIFFERENT
Mr.. RAYMOND Durbin,

Mr. Raymond DuTDln,
@cConnelsville, Ohio.
Dear Friend Ray:-Received the
Democrat q few days ago, thanks
very much. When ] mailed card did
not think you would mention in the
paper, but no harm done.
Glad to see few words from r..
X Brown in regard to conditions
6own here, for 1t is an outrage the
xkopaganda the newspapers of the
north have passed out, absolutely
false ! do not mean your paper.
for we have seen quite few Demo
Gratis, sent to us from our cousins,
the Young boys at New Straitsville.
aRd I have never seen line knock
sHg' Florida. Now | can't tell, per-
haps you have received some "stuff, !"
and my good friend--Miss Ada,
would not publish, because her sis
ter lives down here, and she would
get in bad. Now understand do
not think this is the only place to
live, for l like the north at times,
and can't say that l would care to
live here always But listen, you
haven't any idea how nice it is down
here until you spend winter here,
especially if you have real winter
like you had this year. Can't say
how long we will remain here, for
do not know.
Yesterday, first of April, a friend
of mine received a telegram from
Chicago, stating they were having a
terrible snow, and mentioned how
many hundreds of men and tractors
were trying to get through h,-just
can't recall the number. Here we
had an ideal day, perfect, so to
speak.
A great many people have the i'm
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08
Triadelphia

Mrs Haley Appleman and bsby
are visiting with her parents Um.
Kent and wife.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, student at
%. L., Athens, who was home last
week suffering from an infected
tooth, returned to Athens, Saturday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. a1d
Mrs. Herbert Bankes, March 81.
A. R. Appleman remains quite
poorly from grip and complications.
Francis Campbell and family,
Earl Campbell and family, Ed Man
ly and family and Geo Bankes and
wife spent Sunday at Henry Camp
bells.
Eugene Martin and family who re-
Gently moved to Crooksville, have
returned to their farm.
5. E. Appleman and family of
GAINESVILLE and s A Appleman and
family visited Sunday at Lyle Mar
tins.
Lyle Carpenter and family and P
E. Carpenter spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Carpenter and Mr.. and
Mrs G. F. Waterman.
Miss Ruth Dana and Miss Lois
Carpenter, high school students,
were home over Sunday.
Dogs killed sheep for c.. M.
Bankes last week.
Aged Woman Breaks Hip
Mrs. Susan Nixon fell Monday and
broke her hip. Owing to her ad-
vanced age and feeble condition,
the case is very serious.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
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~ gray brick building facing main plaza III
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SHOEMAKER.
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in gray brick building facing main plaza
IN Clarendon. Va
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leephone Gar. 1882. Evenings, 1851
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