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FOREIGN.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following.
Douglass, 81; Rev. b. II. Milton.
william Davis Farmer, jr.. 81, and Eliza
beth Isabel Kiddreck, 49, Rev. George H.
Daw.
Vernon L. Gibson, "a, College Park, Md.
and Blanche H. Lee. 81, College Park, Md,
Rev. William d. Jarvis.
Carl K Glover. 81. Covington, Va, and
Annie Russell Kay. ~, Alps, Va; Rev. Will
Walter Brooks. %, Newkint County. Va.
and Belle Lawerance, %, Richmond, Va;
Rev. John e. Briggs.
Earl A. Stroud. 81. Richmond. Va. and
Ina Peasants, l8, Richmond, Va; Rev. II.
w. Tolson
and Dorothy Earle Whitfield, lS, Richmond,
Va: Rev. John e. Briggs.
and Elsie c. Tyler, 90. Richmond, Va; Rev.
H. w. TolSon.
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Deaths Reported.


The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Frances A. Weaver. co. 9l5 9Th st. ne
Christopher' c., Walker. SO; 42lS River road.
Emile E. Court, 81. 1923 Newton ST.
Julia F. Daughertv. 33, Sibley Hospital.
George o. Burke. 81, U. 8. Naval Hospital.
Eliza NJ. Marsh. II. 628 E st. ne.
Andrew w. RistiG. rs Casualty Hospital.
William A. Cutshall 10. 3434 Porter st.
John b. Williams. 72. 1922 41st st.
ANGUS Gibson. 70. 42i3 18th st. ne.
Grace Rhvs, 81. Arlington Hotel.
John NJ: Page, 60. Emergency, Hospital.
Annie v. Rawlings, SO. Gil l4th st. ne.
Maggie Smith. So. Sibley Hospital
Webster l. Spencer, IS, Hotel Annapolis.
Mary E. Welsh. IS, 1116 18th st.
Agnes O'Neal. AZ, Providence Hospital
Ruby X. Culbreth. 18, Casualty Hospital
: William ]. Crenshaw. 3, en- route Casualty
Eosptal.
Msrgaret johnson. IS. 71s rays court sw.
William H. Clinkins. so. 622 10th ST. ne.
John r. Cant. So, Garfield Hospital.
Andrew Richardson, so. Gallinger Hospital
John Queen. IS, .Gallinger Hospital.
Garfield Green. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Helen A. Jashson. 20, 1871 28th st.
Archie Galloway, ! month, Children's Hos
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Fire Does $4,000 Damage.

GORE, w. Va, March 18 Especially -
Fire with an estimated damage of
$4,000, partially covered by insurance,
damaged a business block here, de-
stroying the store-post Office operated
by B. L. Larrick with the $4,000 mer-
chandising stock, a restaurant and a
filling station. The blaze started under
the building and the interior was a
mass of flames before the fire was re-
ported. The owners suspect 1t was of
incendiary origin, but no arrests have
been made.
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR RICHARD A. CADY
Dairy Proprietor, Crushed Between
Two Trucks, Buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.

Funeral services for Richard A. Cady,
40. proprietor of the Hilltop Farms
Dairy, who was killed Wednesday when
caught between two moving trucks at
his dairy at 1920 Eleventh street, were
conducted in the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church Saturday. Interment was i'll
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Cady, who resided at 1919 Park
road. began in the dairy business many
years ago with j. j. Bowles. Later he
worked in the Washington Navy Yard
until about six years ago when he went
into the dairy business for himself.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs.
Frances E. Cady; two brothers, VILLAIN
A. and Benjamin j.. Cady, and two sis
teIs, Mrs. Frances e. Owens and Mrs
E. E. Donnelly. Mr.. Cady was men,
Der of the Woodmen Of the World.
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FRANCIS X. MEYERS DIES
In Employ of Furniture Firm for
Past 40 Years.

Francis X Meyers, II years old, out
side representative of the firm of House
&, Hermann, furniture dealers, where
he had been employed for the past 40
years, died in Sibley Hospital yesterday
following an operation.
Mr.. Meyers was a member of the
Washington Lodge of Elks. He is sur
vived by two brothers residing in New
York.
Funeral services will be conducted In
st. Martins Catholic Church tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock. Interment
will be in Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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COL. H0LCOMB BURIED.
Widow Accompanies Body Her
From San Francisco.

Funeral services were held at Ar
lington National Cemetery this morn
ing for Col Freeborn p Holcomb, Army
Finance Department, who died at San
Francisco March 10.
Born in Plattsburg, N. Y, April %.
1873, Col. Holcomb entered the mill
tary service as an enlisted man in the
9th Cavalry in April. 1895 Four years
later he was commissioned second
lieutenant, served sucessively in the
Cavalry, the Quartermaster Corps and
the Finance Department and reached
the grade of colonel in October, 1927
His widow, Mrs. Cliffe NJ Holcomb. ac-
companied the funeral party from San
Francisco to this city.
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SERVICES ARE HELD
FOR REV. ]. M. PAGE
Body of Episcopal Clergyman
viii Be Buried in New
York Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Rev. John
Mitchell Page. secretary of the College
Of Preachers Of Washington Cathedral
who died Friday afternoon from injuries
sustained when hit by truck, were
conducted in Bethlehem Chapel of the
Cathedral today at 10 O'Clock. Right
Rev. Philin. NJ. Rhinelander former
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Colored Man Is Found Dead,

Nathaniel Jackson, 80, colored, was
found dead in a room in the 100 block
of Eighth street last night. Coroner J.
Ramsay hewitt ordered an autopsy to
be performed today when police re-
ported that bottle containing a small
quantity of alleged corn whisky was
found near the body.
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Girl Remains in Coma.

LYNCHBURG, Va. March 10 (Spe-
ciaD Margaret Dowdy. 10, who was
injured February by an automobile.
remained unconscious at the Memorial
Hospital Sunday afternoon, her condi-
ton showing no change
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Bow Wins Marble Tourney

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 10 (Spe-
ciaD George Burnett, who represented
Miller Park Fairgrounds, won the city
marble championship at tourney
staged here Saturday afternoon by the
city department of recreation.
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Daughter of Pastor Dies.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March 18 (Spe-
ciaD Miss Grace Macon Wilson, daugh.
ter of the late Rev. william Venable
Wilson of Prince Edward County, died
at Memorial Hospital after a long ILL
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department i'll the last "a hours:
Raymond l.. and Helen V. Norvelle. boy.
Mastin c. and Gertrude f. Trivett, girl.
Albert and Louise Nicholson, girl.
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10000 Trout Freed in Streams.

CUMBERLAND Md, March Is (Spe-
ciaD Sixteen thousand rainbow trout
from the White Sulphur Springs hatch
cries were delivered to the Forest and
Stream Protective Association at Keyser
and distributed in streams in that
vicinitV
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Uurn nf Chunks.

VAN RESWICK, ANNIE. We acknowledge
with sincere appreciation the kindness.
expressions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes OF our many friends ana
relatives at the death of our dear mother,
ANNIE VAN RESWICK. THE FAMILY. .
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Potomac Council to Meet.

POTOMAC, Va. March 18.-The Po-
tomac Town Council will meet tonight
at 8 o'clock in the council chamber of
the Town Hall Building.
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Birth.

FORBES. MARGARET JOYCE. On Friday
March Is. 1929, at Garfield Hospital. Il
Dr. and Mrs. William h. Forbes, q daugh-
ter, MARGARET JOYCE.
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LOST.


Aloemarle st. and Kensinst on, Nd. iron!
pl1o s SoraS 44 nirh Reward Call after
BAR PIN. pearl and sapphire; Sunday. be-
! tween 20 Magnolia Parkway and Livingston
| ST. Liberal reward. Call Wisconsin 1898. :
| BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male. one black
| four paws, dark seal; Montgomery County tag
| 5S78. Liberal reward. Shep. 2584-W after
| . O'Clock.
| CAPE--Ladys, fur trimmed; probably vicin-
! ity Highway Bridge. Reward. Phone Cleye-
| land 53l3
CORAL NECKLACE, vicinity Of 18th and r
s Isl i Hais g. as hSams ser"
| DOG-Brindle collie, white breast. male; At
lantic City license IS. Reward. Phone Lin
| coin 82O4.
DoG.ismaI male black and white; very
turn to 6l0 18th st. ne 49,
ENVELOPE. blue. containing personal letters
and months record, etc. Return to Emma
f. Haywood. Room 603 Interstate Commerce
Commission, and receive reward
ENVELOPE, brown, containing personal let
tiers; papers. bank deposit book Return to
Ruskin McArdle. Cecil Apt. 1925 18th st.
NV, and receive reward. Phone Cecil OF
Capitol. Branch AZ.
JEWELRY BOX containing diamond bar pin.
ieWelry and beads; Sunday afternoon. Very
liberal reward, Apt. 1903, l105 Lanier NV.
Phone Adams 2906-J.
LOttSINE Il, fEluaSs NthhIu. 1oAk ii st
NV. Frank 42l9.
neutrality-suspicious. brown. neishborhood
1th and NV. containing about ~; Keys,
| NV. Apt. "a. Col. $685..
PocKETBooK-Lady's brown. containinl:
money. automobile key and license. Return
TO 1906 Girard st ne. Reward.
POINTER, big white; liver ea<s and small
liver spot in middle forehead. Notify Col.
1892. 49,
PURSE. blue leather; HechtS store. Satur-
day afternoon. Liberal reward. Day, Main
1888. Night. Decatur 3575-J.
PURSE-Black. at AIS pm. Saturday from
auto at Star Bldg, on nth ST.: q & 9th or
ST. opposite Metropolitan Theater. Con-
tains bill fold with money and drivers IL
cense, book of keys. Liberal reward. NJ. NJ.
Berry. 1858 California ST. NV, or Washing
UMBRELLA, green SILK, on Navy Yard Via
Please call N 63l2-J Col. al2 between 3
and y N. ~.
UMBRELLA ON 4:l0 car from Mount VERNON
blue silk, marked +. NJ, +. Reward. Tel.
Cleveland CSC.
WRIST WATCH, between LIST 4, Adams sts
NV and Soldiers Home. Initials II. T.. NJ
| Reward. SO Adams ST. NV, 10.
| WRIST WATCH between Oak Hill Cemetery
| and 1907 California 81: NV, APT. rs. re
ward. Phone North 3252-J. .
$500 REWARD
| for return of pearshaped emerald brooch
| tween Wardman Park and Mayfower Hotel.
| Return to- Mr.. Moore, manager Wardman
Park Hotel ---------------------
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CORAL NECKLACE, vicinity of 18th and r
SITS. valued AS heirloom Liberal reward
1921 10th st. NV. Adams 2sS 20
DO0-Brindle collie. white breast. male; At
lantic City license IS. Reward. Phone Lin
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CAPE--Lady's, fur trimmed; probably vicin-
ity Highway Bridge. Reward. Phone CleVe-
To-.
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JEWELRY BOX containing diamond bar pin.
diamond shrine ring and assortment, OF
JeWelry and beads; Sunday afternoon. Very
nberal reward. Apt. 1903, 1905 Lanier NV.
Phone Adams 2906-J
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ENVELOPE, brown, containing personal let
tiers. papers. bank deposit book, Return to
Ruskin McArdle. Cecil Apt, 1925 18TH st.
NV, and receive reward. Phone Cecil OF
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HOFFMAN,. FRANCES LOUISE. On Sund

March II. 1929. at Providence Hospital:
FRANCES LOUISE beloved daushter OF
Fred NJ. and lola B. Hoffman. Funeral
from her late residence, 1901 st. ne.
on Tuesday, March 10, at pm, Inter
nent Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Chattanooga.
Tenn. and st. Paul, Mimi, papers please
copyl
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DOG-Small. male, black and white: very
fat. large lump on left side. Reward. Re-
turn to 6l0 18th st. ne 49,
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LEE. EyOLYN sHRIGLEY. On

March II. 1929. at Harrisburg Pa. EVOLYN
SHRIGLEY LEE. beloved wife of Richard
L. Lee and daughter OF James r. Shrigley.
Funeral services and interment ut HaInil-
ton. Va. Tuesday. March ~.
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BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male. one black
eye, one white. white chest and tips OF
four paws, dark seal; Montgomery County tag
5878. Liberal reward. Shep. 2584-W after
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ANDERSON. MABEL &. On Sunday. March
II. 1879, at her residence. 1870 st. ne,
MABEL &. ANDERSON. devoted daughter
OF Louis and Susie Anderson, sister oil
Clara. Agnes. Irene, Catherine and The
Mrs Olivia Freeman, niece OF Annie jack
son. She also leaves other relatives and
friends. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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HAWKINS. HERMAN. Departed this life
Sunday evening, March II, 1929, at his
residence. Fort Washington. Md. HER
MAN HAWKINS. devoted husband OF Agnes
Hawkins and father of Mary Frances
Hawkins. He also leaves devoted father,
James Hawkins; four sisters and host
of other relatives and friends. Remains
temporarily resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel, 3rd and Eye SITS. ST. NO.
tice of funeral later.
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HLTON. DIR. ADDIsON s. On saturda,

HILTON, DIR. ADDISON ;. On SAtufuHy'
March l6. 1929. at the home OF his son.
Roy Addison Hilton. Upper Darby, Pa.
DR.. ADDISON s.. husband OF the late
Marion Virginia Hilton. Funeral from v,
l.. SpeAre Co. 1908 II St ny. on Tues
day. March ~. at IL am. lnterment IN
Eorr IiucoIn Cantstary
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BAG, black silk; on Conn. ave. between
Aloemarle st. and kenSinston, Md. from
auto Sunday night. Reward. Call after i
BAR PIN. pearl and sapphire; Sunday, be-
tween 20 Magnolia Parkway and Livingston
ST Liberal reward Call WISCONSIN 36qa :
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MeCISKER. JOHN T.. On Monday. March
iS 1929 at the Naval Hospital. Annapolis.
Md. JOHN l.. AGED 80 years. beloved hnS-
band of the late Esther MeCuSker tt-
neral Wednesday, March 20 at ociocS'
from St AIMS Church, Annapolis.
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Attest: W. s. SHELBY. secretary.

MOORE. MILDRED L. Departed, this life
Saturday. March 10. 1928, at an, at
her residence. 705 2nd St s.W., after a
lingering illness. which she bore with
Christian tortitude, MILDRED E. MOORE.
She is the loving daushtsr OF John Moore
and the late Annie Moore. she leaves 70
mourn their loss a loving father, devoted
stepmother. four broken hearted sisters g
oyns brother snd nsphssw and ho WeS
nesday. March 20, at II 80 sharp. from
John Steuart NJ. E. Church. G st. between
Bird aud A., SITS. sw.. Rev. Grant Contee,
pastor. nterment Chapel Hill, Nd.
Before our eyes she fsded.
Growing weaker day by day
Patiently bearing her suffering
Until God called her away.
MORRIS, GEORGE n. On Friday, March IS,
1922 at Emersency Hospital GEORGE B.
MORRIS, age 81 years Funeral services
at Hysong's funeral home 1900 N st. NV.
Tuesday. March 10, at $50 pm. Albert
Pike Lodge No SO. r. A. A. NJ. will as
semble at the lodge room at $50 pm. to
attend funeral OF our late brother,
GEORGE b. MORRIS.
QUEEN. JOHN w. Departed this life FRI
day. March IS, 1929. at Gallinger Hos
pital. JOHN w QUEEN. devoted husband
e. Gore Lee SpsSsn son e s LOWS s ana
leaves to mourn his departure six sroth.
and friends. Remains resting at the John
T, Rhines funeral chapel Bird and Eye
SITS. s.w. Funeral Tuesday. March 10. at
| 80 pm, from Zion Baptist Church. Rev,
q a. Brown oficisting. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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HATFIELD, ADAM. On Sunday, March IT.
1929. ADAM, beloved husband Of the late
Amelia Hatfield. Funeral from the chapel
of Frank Geiers Sons Co, lil3 7th st.
NV. on Tuesday. March 49, at $50 an
Mass at ST, MaryS Church at am. Rela-
lives and friends invited. Interment St.
Mary'S Cemetery,
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Lodge. No. Is. B. p. o. Elks: The lodge
will convene in session of SORROW az $50
O'Clock pm. Monday, March l8. 1929, for
the purpose OF paying tribute to the mem
ory OF our late brother. FRANCIS x.
MEYERS. who passed to the grand lodge
of the hereafter March Is. Elk services at
Gawler's chapel, 1850 Pa. ave. NV. at
pm. Funeral $50 am Tuesday from
above. Mass at st. Martins Church at y
am Interment at Mount Olvet. Friends
of deceased are invited to attend the Elk
services Monday evening BY order OF
NATIIAI WE'LL. Exalted Ruler.
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MEYERS. FRANCIS Y. On Sunday. March
II. 1929 at Sibley Hospital, FRANCIS x.
MEYERS. Funeral services at Gawlef
chapel. 1850 Pa. ave. NV. at $3.50 u m. on
Tuesday, March ~. thence to st. Martin
Church, N, Cap. St, where mass VIII De
celebrated at am. for the repose OF MS
SniIl IntnrIneuL Mount OllYet Cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Case Heard

F'r day Judge Finley heard the di-
vorce and alimony case of Esther
Sleeth vs. Jackson Sleeth. The case
was taken under advisement
DiNorCc case Dismissed
The divorce case of Chloris MayIa
VS.. Elliott Maybe. has been dismiss
ed at cost Of plaintiff
In the money only case of G. f.
Wallace VS. r. w. Wade, motion for
a new trial is overruled Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Files Answer
In the money only case of Thos
Grubb VS.. Carl Hallowell and Fred
Mclntnrf, in which plaintiff seeks
Judgment III the sum Of $500 and
interest, alleged due on promissory
note, defendant Fred McInturf files
answer He states that he signed
note as surety only for his code
fendant, Carl Hallowell, and asks
that the clerk OF courts be directed
to certify in the judgment that Car
Hailowell is the principal debtor;
that the execution issued on any
judgment rendered in this action
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28
WHEN NOT TO APOLOGIZE

How times have heard especially young apollo
for working Yet how seldom hear them apologize for
loang It people
ed of and keep quiet they workngeven though that work
be perfectly honorable Honorable
long simply white collar clean hands job The majority
crooks and criminals and the class general doing low under
hand work usually ary dressed But about the oafer
We admire any young apoogzng for oafng but class
caon OF those who apologize for working, them
down the list.
We wonder Henry Ford apologies because he
rachnist helper: Thomas Edison
papers, John Rockefeller
along with thousands of Others succeeded
ashamed toll with their hands, until something better
itself None them had education
of the The three have heard
shown indication of being ashamed of humble
ginning with their early struggles and what would call the
mena of their first employment On the other hand
of of it, Proud perhaps because they
such obstacles through their energy and This
of experience having fight his from
ginning general thing makes him better off, hard
have seemed to him while undergoing the experience
1t boy who Edison
Ford-they few but who afraid
to work can make an honorable useful place for him
self Apologize for oafng but working. pride
caused thousands of downfalls world
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28

Publicity has been the from Coun-
bus with pride savings through discounts
highway purchases during the Cooper is stated
the miscellaneous purchases the highway
partmen ending Oct l. amounted 1884,
which good and busneske However this boased
discount given different slant when learn that there has
been increase of $947 purchases the highway depart
in the months. Of the announcement in
word about the
of expenditures Some has said that the
of Ohio hail with the they
S13644 better discounts which every ordinary
business takes advantage Of their rejoicing be lessene
somewhat when they almost million dollars of
their this department than by
ehe preceding administration in the period of time 1t is
that Governor said similar be
found other departments Now the question hat about
expenditures? Has there
spending? And Governor Cooper his campaigns for the
office charged his predecessors with and he
elected pledge of strictes Where it?
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28

Dr. Royal S. Copeland, u S. from
health commissioner of New York City, of his
practical talks, calls
present ageaeropane the radio the telephone and the
bile and what they Then he makes that
of perhaps have thought Of
could get along without these modern nventonwe would
dislike orego the pleasures and advantage they afford
would be far dreadful
generation He calls attention different
diphthera and typhoid fever that few ago
tolls human life by the thousands where present scarcely
lie is lost because of them.
Let note particular what he has smallpox
IN the 1871 he states that in New York City 1000
ceaths from smallpox eep reading don't ee)
with the present population 10000 deaths
per Now get this But thanks vaccination
creased sanitation New York rarely
hasn't been death from that disease New
years What about New the country
Certainly the medical profession has made progress
practically 100 conquered through are
no IFS quest about that Vaccination
and not tor others 1t safeguard the
tor everyone against this disease The called
rs complications times dangerous
Would that the medical combat with the sue
that they have smallpox
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28
HOMES FOR SALE

Buy a house now for the school
years or to rent.
For rent. good room house, fine
location, inside toielt, gas, soft and
city water. Reasonable rent.
For rent, good room house, gar
age, poultry house, large lot, rea-
sonable rent.
room, only 1850.
room, near school, $500.
room, near school. $1,000
room, bath, electricity, 1850.
7 room, bath, near school, S2750.
room. fine location, $4,000.
room, bath, $3,200.
Good house, ! acre, near school
room, 3 acres, good road, 81
500.
room, so acres, improved road.
room, 20 acres, near town.
doubles, $3.50 to $1,000.
Malta houses. $3.50 to $4,000.
Wanted: Small farm on improved
road. Good buildings
TAYLOR REALTY co.
Emmett A, Taylor, Mgr.
McCOnnelsville, UniU
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28

shall cause the money TO be made
OF the goods, chattel. lands, etc. Of
said Carl Hallowell; that the entire
property real and personal of said
Carl Hallowell, within the jurisdic-
tion of til S court, be exhausted be-.
fore any property Of this defendant
(McInturf) be taken in execution.
In the matter of f. L. Campbell
a9 administrator Of the estate OF ely
Gladys McPeak, deceased, VS.. Oliver
McPeak, and The Citizens Savings
bank. private sale Of real estate il
confirmed. Purchaser, Mary Myrtle
James, consideration, 500. Amount
fOund due defendant The Citizens
Nat onal bank, on note and mort
gage, $500, which sum is ordered
paid from proceeds; also from pro-
ceeds are to be paid taxes and costs
and eXpen&e incurred in sale.
sues on account
The McCaskey Register Co. has
iled suit against Kincaid Bros, a
partnership transact ng business in
McC0nneiSVille. in Wh ch plaintiff!
5eels judgment in the sum of $212.
81 and interest. the balance alleged
due on promissory note.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-28
SHARP RIDGE

The institute held at Unoin Hill
grange Monday and Tuesday, was
well attended, and everyone enjoy
ed himself. The speakers, Nh. Stowe
and Mrs. Maxwell, gave splendid
talks at each session, and the as
sistant county agent, Lyman Baker,
gave interesting information. There
was nice display of flowers and
farm products.
The L. A. S. of Jerusalem church
met last Wednesday with Mrs. Chas.
Snyder. Owing to the muddy roads,
there was a small attendance.
Albert Zinsmeister and family
spent Sunday at Harry Fouts'.
Ernest Nutter is suffering from :.
nervous disorder
Bobby, little son of Frank Rib
ble, has been suffering from a
heavy cold.
Alice Cohagen is assisting at the
home of her daughter, Emma Huek.
The four Huck children have whoop-
ing cough.
Charles and Ethel Snyder We're
callers in McConnelsville, Friday.
The clover huller is making its
last round, here.