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Evening star., 1935-03-10
M E CHURCH.

GO acres in Sligo Park development, east
OF Silver Spring. Just short distance from
nod e eng 0I me 5fesen SeH opnr va creeS
with substantial S-Ioom house with bath
and tenant house. Will be sold at little
cash will handle deal Win take small
suburban house as part payment. 1hls
Is one Of the best llStngs ever IN this
office.
Fine farm; MontRomery County. 80
fenced. well watered fine room house.
some outbulldingS good, barn not much
about 80 acres timber at less than $40 per
acre, Land gently rolling. entire farm
visible from house
NAL house. surrounded with quantities of
boxwood. large holly trees and other
shade; a fine level farm on good road,
inRton; some good buildings all good land
and some very rich river bottom land.
which produced one of the best corn crops
last year we have seen. A bumper crop
OF tobacco also produced each year. This
farm may be bought at a very low figure
Not much casn REQUIRED. Farm now in
be willing, to remain. The price makes
1t real bargain. Come to our office to
get price. terms. photos and description.
S!2-per-acre land-more than 500 acres
only - miles from District. on good
tlvated. the land containing small timber
can easily be converted into pasture
lhere is estimated TO be million feet OF
saw timber. Substantial 1-room house.
tenant house and other small buildings.
Well watered., Some good fercina
Beautiful old Georgian bricE house on
sale water; 100 acres good level land
The house has rooms ana bath. h-w.
neat and other modern convenienCr> Good
outoulldineS. Very productive soil. 40
acres woodland. Orchard.
:. Good house. new dairy barn. other build
lngS. with electricity: rs acres ship
ping milk. Farm leased for year 81 500
f1ne lot of liStinss close to Washing
ton 20 acres. fair house. fine barn. good
peul'ry houses; main pike; S475U-New
6-room house. h.-w. heat few acres
o0o-New brick house electricity, bath.
NV. heat. > acres SS 500-9-rm. Dutch
Colonial. baths. h.-w.. neat acres
wooded lot. fine view. close to District
S1l 500 rooms and bath, artistic home.
l acre. S3.i50-Villaee home. larae
rooms. NV. heat outbuildings "a acre
ground suburban trains or bus tranSpcr-
tatlon. s6.50O May be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.
254 Carroll ST., Takoma Park. Geo. 1900
Evening star., 1935-03-10

A memorial service is depicted on
two recent stamps of the Sudan-the
20-piastre and 5O-piastre values of the
set issued in tribute to Gen. Charles
Chinese" Gordon on the 50th ami
versary of his death January %. The
design shows soldiers and people as
sembled TO honor the memory OF "as
noble a military figure as England has
ever produced" the generous and
chivalrous martyr of Khartoum. !"
Four other denominations of the same
set bear a portrait of Gordon and
three a view of the Gordon Memorial
College.
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SALE--FARMS.
VIHlIlNIh.
Colonial Brick Dwelling!
VTPGTNTA


Colonial Brick Dwelling-$500.
Brass locks, carved mantelS. hreplaces
large rooms; substantially built: electri-
city. asphalt road. close to city. In Battle
field Park section. .,4O acres 5000 cash
balance easy. Descriptive folder. ELLIOTT
E. BROOKS. Fredericksburg. Va.
81 go UP-CASH PAYMENT. $3.50 UP
10 to 35O-A. Md. and Va. Some for trade
Big list suburban reduced price and terms
N E RYoN CO. 1916 N. Y. Ave. Ma. 1907.
OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN AN ESTATE
on hard surfaced road containing 16S
acres overlooking Richmond-Washi shington
No. | Highway from the house. which con-
tains 10 rooms and bath, with hot-water
heat electric lights. sleeping porches
on this property are renowned for the
wonderful water Was foreclosed and now
offered for Sl4 900; terms. S2,5On cash
balance over long period. Address Box
a. lie. Star office.
HERE is YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
cure a beautiful home with acreage on
highway nearby Washington. consisting
OF 45 acres long road frontage, some
woods, small streams, large brick veneered
house. fully modernized. fine sitting. 4
room tenant house. both being practically
new. large chicken house; within 4 miles
OF washington over last road. ana
priced at $4,000. $4,000 cash. balance
on terms.
highway within 10 miles OF Washington.
Price. $500 per acre.
80 acres on the highway within D miles
OF Washington. nice building site. small
stream; price. So 900. H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon Va Phone 1875. or call NJ.
COCKRELL. Falls Church. Va. Phone
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Honduras is bringing out new
regular series and a new airpost
series, coincidentally. In the former
classification, the 1-cent value is deep
green, 2-cent, carmine rose; scent,
deep blue, and Scent, deep brown,
the designs showing portraits Of emf
nent citizens and public officers, while
in the latter group there are seven
denominations, as follows: Eight
cent, light blue, street between post
office and national palace; 10-cent,
gray. Tegucigalpa; 15-cent, dull olive
green, map Of Honduras; 20-cent, deep
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SALE-ACREAGE.

PART OF WARBURTON MANOR.
10 acres. directly on east boundary OF
Fort Washington reservation; located on
night of entrance cate. having land and
water views unsurpassed by cloSe-in avail
able acreage The price. so pei acre. on
terms makes this a sound investment.
THEODORE F. MENK. Sole Broker.
1591 Park re. Columbia as43.
- ACRES OF GROUND. SOME TIMBER.
running water. excellent spring. some
lruit. also buildings. Located IN Taylor
TownshiD" IT. miles southeast of Orange,
Va For further information write TO
Mis-. EVALYN LEADER. 500 5Sth ST..
Altoona Pa TO-
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L ux e m b erg,
comes a very in
teresting set of
six emi-postals, "
says an an =
nouncement from
H. E. Harris and
Co., B os t on
These stamps all
bear the seal of
John the Blind,
Count of LuXem-
burg and King
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fact the designs are copies Of palnt-
ings by Raphael Sanzio, "best-be-
loved of painters" The example so
established might be followed by other
postal organizations to the benefit Of
culture in general and philately in
particular. Great art could be demo-
cratized throughout the world by the
adoption of such a policy.
Manchoukuo, the japanese puppet
state on the Asiatic mainland, now
Evening star., 1935-03-10

m ks the
meeting Of the
In er national
Juridical c on
gress and in
cludeS six values
Sc, oran g c
red; 10c, dark
viole ct; Csc,
gre en-; Use,
gre en-; soc,
green, and 1.25L,
blue. But the
notable and sig
nifcant detail
of the set is the
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A new 8-drachna, light blue stamp
has been issued by Greece for use on
foreign letters. Printed in Czecho-
slovakia, it presents view of the en-
trance to the Athens Stadium, built
for the Olympic games, 1906.
Peru announces seven commence
ratives for the tercentenary of the city
of lea, center of the national wine in
dustry. The values of subjects are:
4c, slate, view of lea: SC, carmine,
view of Huacachina; 10c, magenta.
grapes; zoe, green, view of Huaca-
china; Csc, claret, cotton boil; SOC,
orange and brown. portraits of King
Philip ~ and, presumably, the viceroy-
Luis VelaSco; and 1c, native deity.
The Vatican States second set OF
conmen1or3tiV tiVeS has 2nDeared II
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY ESTATE FOR
rent-Home with 40 acres of blue grass
land attached. improved by 12-room
brick dwelling with the very best mooern
improvements, completely furnished; To-
Gated in the Shenandoah Valley. on the
Shenandoah River: tenant mouse barn.
large garage. etc. MOORE INSURANCE q
REALTY COMPANY Charles Town. JET
ferson County W Va. To-
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
RENT-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW. BRENTWOOD, MD. NEAR
r. l. ave- cars. school. rooms, attlc
nd seePnT Pea
garage. garden plot; $50 mo. Ielephohc
Falls Church 36l-J.
20 ROOMS. FURNISHED. B.. H.-W H.
and shade trees; Maryland. ] mile from
District; good opportunity for physician
practicing in D. G. or Md; no agents
1909 Kenyon st. Do not telephone.
furnace heat; 6 acres of ground 500 per
month. Phone Adams 5o:57-R.
LEE HEIGHTS VA. 500 LEE HIGHWAY
usually large lot; 4 bed rooms, large living
room. one bath: city water M 61T nm n 6uss gas.
eisrandon eIsntTlei5n' fi3 iSW pST mo MI DoD oNe'
s ROOMS AND BATH. CELLAR AND
attic; ami corner lot at Tuxedo. Nd
S35 mo-. or sell for, - 600. J. W. COR
RIDoN. Tuxedo, Md,
5 R. N. B. IsT FLOOR, PARTLY AEspTs6. FUR 9II
mace garage; no children. Hyatts. 39l-M.
BUNGALOW RMS. :! ACRES. MOD
ern, One, 4-rm;. modern. near car me
WHITE Landoyer Md. Phone Line; 34u,,
ON GEORGIA. AVE. EXTENDED, NORTH
OF Silver Spring. Md.-Modern home. 3
rooms and bath. INV. h. electric reiriger-
alton: 22-story barn, .-car earage cnlcken
in abundance. Apply Owner, Capt. c. P. NJ.
LORD. 1894 Sheridan st. NV.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
furnished and unfurn... nearby Md: Va,
d. C. Auto service for inspection. LESLIE
D. MEASELL phone Cleveland 3463. To-
OAKCREST. VA..--NEW BRICK COLONIAL
home on beautiful shaded lot. 10 minutes
from the White House. and view OF Wash
ington: bed rooms. ::i2 baths: living
room 20 feet long. with fireplace; air
conditioned. copper wire screened and
weather r-stripped. oil burner, electric re-
frigeration. gas range and automatic gas
water heater: maids room with bath, also
recreation room in basement. laundry
room. built-in garage; y mile from Army
and Navy Country Club. Must be seen 10
be apprec!ated $3.50 per month. Call
j. LEE PRICE. Oakcrest once. phone
Clarendon 80
S35 PER NOR. HOUSE. BATH. ELEC.,
Eas: block from car. =? Brookvale ave,
Clarendon. Va. MRS. VAN EVERY.
10 RMS. MODERN HOME. > BED RMS.
. baths fireplaceS | acre land. Five
minutes walk to school. stores, trans. In
Falls Church. S1j month
NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Realtor.
Phone Falls Church 30.
FURNISHED HOME NEARBY VA-SET-
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Plus 1OC IIO Ou-
ventute stamp of
Switzerland, was
a physician. bot
anist. poet, philos-
oSpher and states
mana universal
genius who eX-
celled in prac-
tically everything
to which he put
his hand. His
books still are A
Evening star., 1935-03-10
OUT-OF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

WEsTpoRT. CONN.-OLD-TIM CARE
fully remodeled; huge fireplaces. original
beams lovely studio. ancient trees: Sum
mer or all year. bargain. OWNER. PSI /
o ST. NV.
"OAKLANDs. ON PEACH BLOSSOM
Creek :, miles from Easton Nd. State
road to entrance Comfortable house, COM
pletely furnished; linens and silver includ-
ed: $3.50 month. For further particulars,
address JOHN v D. TWEEDY 92l BaltI-
more Trust Bldg Baltimore Md
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Manchurian throne by the japanese
war lords. and the values are: l5f. red:
l8f, blue gren, and 30f, brown.
War between Italy and Abyssinla
and the current revolutionary troubles
of Greece may have philatelic refiec-
ton and wise collectors will be vigilant
for novelties in both lines.
Airmail service from the Winston
Salem. N. c.. Municipal Airport may
be resumed Wednesday or Thursday,
and the Chamber of Commerce.
Robert E Lee Hotel Building, Winston
Salem, is preparing special cachet
for early covers.
A. E. Kunderd, Goshen, Ind, has
developed a new variety of gladlolus
which he has named "Philatelia."
Lloyds of London have insured the
l-cent British Guina stamp from the
Hind collection at $4,000.
Sales Of the 1884 81 duck hunters
license Jtamp aggregated s573.S66.
Charles Corwin. writing in Mekeel's
Weekly. claims to have pet book
worm trained to eat perforationS in
his straight-edg stamps.
Fourteen new stamp clubs have
been formed within the past year in
the territory served by the Boston
Evening Transcript.
The late Henry j. Duveen, q men,
Der of the firm of Duveen Bros, art
dealers. New York, was an eminent
philatelist as we'll as distinguished
Judge of paintings. When he died.
January Is, 1919. it was estimated
hat his stamps were worth 81 900 00D.
DR.. Charles Lathrop Pack, conserva-
zionist, is the author of philatelic
studies of stamps of Great Britain,
Uruguay and Brazil.
Marion Alice Lancaster, 1l-year old
collector, 1927 Twenty-eighth street
northwest, is famous far beyond the
boundaries of the District of Columbia.
According to Chester Burger, Stamps
Junior member, No. l, Brooklyn, N. Y,
she probably is the outstanding jun
ior girl philatelist of the United
States"
Mrs Catherine L. Manning. philat-
elic secretary, Smithsonian Institu-
tion, has been on a stamp cruise to
the West Indies. She sent greetings
from Cuba to friends in Washington.
Valdemar Weiergang, q leader
among Washington philatelists, is re-
ported to be seriously i'll.
The Washington Stamp Club of the
Air will have a broadcast meeting
at 6:45, when Albert F. Kunze, leader.
will speak on Grand Duchess Marie
Adelaide and the Stamps of Luxem-
burg and will make an announce
ment of particular importance TO
Junior collectors affiliated with school
stamp clubs.
The Collectors Club, Branch S, So
ciety of Philatelic Americans, will
meet at the Thomson School, Twelfth
street, Tuesday evening. at 8. Jesse
M. Donaldson, deputy Second Assist
ant Postmaster General, will be guest
of honor and principal speaker. The
Washington Airmail Society has been
invited to attend. and the general
public also will be welcome.
The Washington Philatelic Society
will have its regular quarterly busi-
ness meeting at the Hotel Carlton,
Sixteenth street. Admission to mem.
bers only.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

green, bridge and presidential pal-
ace; Accent, red brown, airplane
view of Tegucigalpa; 5O-cent, yellow,
symbolic owl, and l-lempira, coat Of
arms.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Claims 10 De an
empire. A new
series of stamps,
in any event,
shows symbols
for empire" in
serted between
m a nchoukuo"
and postage
The esign S
show a portrait
of Henry Pu vi,
90 N%a
Evening star., 1935-03-10

source of cultural instruction and rec
reational enjoyment in the land which
now has paid him philatelic honors.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FARM

At S3s65 an acre. Eight-room dwelling
outbuildings. Buildings cost great deal
more than price of farm. Immediate &C
tiOn necessary If you are interested.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
.1:ba Shoreham Bldg. National 4a50.
~ 800.
Nearly new : rms. modern bunsalow: l
acre land: III miles to d. c.: paved high
way: bus service.
81 800.
25 acres; old house: elec. available:
fine stream: 10 acres big timber; on
paved highway, II miles to ID. c.
Xs.lJU.
) acres: old house: > acres timber;
stream; on paved highway, IA miles to
ID. C
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-MoDERN BRICK STORE
building on good corner. with fixtures; j.
pump gas station. in good town; SO
month; wonderful opportunity. Call Geor-
Evening star., 1935-03-10

A. E. Kunderd, Goshen, Ind, has
developed new variety of gladloius
which he has named "Philatelia."
Evening star., 1935-03-10
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
GOOD LOCATION IN D. c. FOR SMALL
florist or gardener. Good room house.
ami. garages. Phone Atlantic 0"69.
$50 DOWN. Sl7 so MONTHLY RMS
elect. running wafer inside toilet. Rent.
$3.50 Third house IRON East Riverdale
Fire House MRS. RENAULT.
NICE HOME. MODERN. 3 PoRCHRS.
Dunn Loring Va. Si1 80 per month.
Phone Falls Church s41-F-31.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
EiRht rooms and bath. INV h.: porches.
garage shade trees shrubbery. large lot;
rental. S65. B. M SMITH. Clar. 2O3S.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Cabin in Mountains.
Special, 8 rms, ami: stone fireplace: near
water; Se75. includes lot; Lake Jackson,
6ear ManaSsas. W. Drive down Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
WANTED-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.

MODERN LIVING QUARTERS WITH
store; basement or garage Tor storage
purposes: Notlce-Builders viii take long
lease. Call Metropolitan 35Ul before 10,
or to q to =. evenings.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Airmail service from the Winston
Salem, N. c. Municipal Airport may
be resumed Wednesday or Thursday,
and the Chamber of Commerce.
Robert E. Lee Hotel Building, Winston
Salem, is preparing a special cachet
for early covers.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Lloyds of London have insured the
l-cent British Guina stamp from the
Hind collection at $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.

SOC 18th St. NV.
o5Xl00. fine show window, 3-Story
brick building and garage. VIII be re-
modelled to suit tenant; rent. Sl62 90.
Call West 1903. IL
Evening star., 1935-03-10
SALE-SUBURBAN.


oLoRED-BUNGALOW ELECTRICITY
twelve acres. fruit. garden. spreading oaks.
An-year home and fine for Road House.
PicnicS or Camp. Nearby Maryland. Just
of Marlboro Pike. $50 Tea st. NV.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO purchase a S12500 home at a, reduc-
tion of $4,000. $500 cash: balance
monthly. Brick. living rm.. dining rm
sun rm.. dinette and kit 3 bed rooms
sleeping porch. dressing rm.. tile bath.
brick garage. Large lot. Finest location.
Call OWNER HyattSville $40.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Manchurian throne by the japanese
war lords. and the values are: l5f. red:
l8f, blue gren, and 30f, brown.
War between Italy and Abyssinia
and the current revolutionary troubles
of Greece may have philatelc rehec-
ton and wise collectors will be vigilant
for novelties in both lines.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES IN THE ONLY
subdivision on Mt. Vernon blvd. miles
from WASHINGTON; small cash payment.
Star nffice
Evening star., 1935-03-10
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
sALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY

NEW ApARTMENT BLDG. 4 APART
ments. each containing large living room;
dinette. bed room. kitchen. bath. screened
Insulated with wool; ,furred walls; auto auto
matte heat. furnished by tenant: excellent
$4,000 Boss ( PHELPS. i4iS K st. NV.
WOODBRIDGE TWO 5-RooM FRAME
houses with extra lot adjoining; rented at
S5O.25: $3.50. Phone Columbia 9l35.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-GEORGETo lst
commercial: 2613-2615 P St NV. Price
only $3.50: $3.50 cash. balance S2o a
mo. until paid. OWNER. Georgia 6409.
6 ROOMS AND BATH DWELLING AND
store below; good condition; will bring $50
monthly: price, $500. OWNER. At
lantic 0307.
THREE BRICK HOUSES ON 9th ST. NV,
near Florida ave. Rent, S75 mo. Price.
S6 600 Lloyd R. Turner. 600 9TH st. s.w..
1906 9Th ST. NV CORNER OF, ALLEY.
1O-room brick house, substantially built
h.-w.h.. electricity. ami; annual rental
$500; price, S4,75O. Call Met. 4240.
OVER o0cs NET INCOME ON INVEST
ment; small apt. IL units, $4,000 yearly
yield. Cleveland 1865.
CORNER STORE OPPOSITE SCHOOL:
suitable for delicatessen and confectionery;
has 4-room and bath apartment on second
floor; ami. Price. $4,000.
3 four-family fats. new. well located;
all occupied: show a splendid return. Call
District $3.50. THOS. J. FISHER & CO..
INC
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Realtor.
Phone Falls Church 30

FURNISHED HOME. NEARBY VA.-SET-
tied couple; some income. ref ; owner away
during day. Write Apt. 81, 9l1 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Sales Of the 1884 81 duck hunters
license Gtamp aggregated s573S66.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

The Vatican States second set Of
comm ennnra tiNes has 2nneared- II
Evening star., 1935-03-10

the issuance of a stamp In memory Of
the Indian Chief Sequoyah, Septem-
ber 16,
Evening star., 1935-03-10

The Washington Philatelic Society
will have its regular quarterly busi-
ness meeting at the Hotel Carlton,
Sixteenth street. Admission to mem.
bers only.
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Charles Corwin. writing in Mekeel's
Weekly. claims to have pet book
worm trained to eat perforationS il
his straight edge stamps.
Evening star., 1935-03-10
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY
IF PRICED RIGHT LIST WITH w B.
P1CHLER. 1905 K NV. NATIONAL 5sOO.'
WE ,Sf. HAVE AN ACTIVE I'll DEMAND At
and apartment houses. II you have any
thing to sell or trade at reasonable prices
communicate with Mr. TowbeS. l4O4 K
CAFRITZ District $3.50
Evening star., 1935-03-10

Tomorrow, recognition brings adde,
danger TO Rubrix. .,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-01
POrterSVille

Mrs. Christine Yates of Clarks-
burg, visited from Friday until
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Lou
ise Sidwell.
Mrs. Eppley is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Ansel of Sayre.
Mrs. Flossie Longstreth Eggin
and two daughters from Cincinnati,
came Saturday for a visit at the j.
A. Hearing home, and with other
relatives
Miss Nellie Hearing and Mrs. Eg-
gin and two daughters visited
Tuesday with Mrs. o. e. Hearing of
New Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd King of
GAINESVILLE were Monday evening
guests at the Herman King home.
Mrs Estelia Hearing visited Sun
day at the home of her son, o. E.
Hearing of New Lexington.
Mrs. Norman Sigler and children
of Akron visited Monday with the
formers father, Leslie Taylor, and
called on other relatives.
Kathleen Price underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis, Friday, at
Bethesda hospital. She is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Appleman of
Decatur, H., are visiting their rela-
tives here.
Mile and Jewell Hearing were
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-01

headline Columbus paper read Columbus banks
strongest their history with deposits highest mark
recorded What banks in that city equally true
bond issue and quick order oveubscrbed
FIVE times These things certainly reflect healthy condition in the
country large with practically all lines of business including
farming, on the up grade.
The president said taking his office that the people must
and millions have been paid for relief That there
has been waste its will
deny 1t has always been that the administering of public
office Former Governor White that business
cannot be conducted efficiently and economically
business is carried This believe regardless of
whether the public office is small or large.
But little about this national debt The govern
has always had this pork barrel legislation spending
of money But the has gone postoces and 9th
buildings only the larger Small places, such
Morgan county with its small voting population received
smell But different under President
smaller places all this
they otherwise could have had
in debt and taxed themselves the limit Let's look briefly
of the benefits that Morgan county There
the high school building Think
have been the district had been constructed without
financial assistance 1t would
school Then there That
neededyou might almost absolute necessity
had smell of would deny the matter of
have gone ahead city,
another debt municipality Take
years this road disgrace with aky pipes
in terrible condition the hundreds sick patients
to Rocky Glen there money for
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-01
MANY LIVES ARE AT STAKE

during 1884 accidents of all kinds in the United
10 900 deaths In addition this there al
fatal injuries Accidents responsible tor
more deaths 49, than other
Among of all only three diseases result deaths
of accidents those caused by auto
mobiles by far the Between the years 1919
and increased from 4227 $4,000
while other accidents decreased sharply That may
be largely for by the fact that there
automobiles however figured the of gasoline con-
would
driver becoming reckless and the incompetent
all who the and high
automobile accidents striking
those Of accidents industry which has made great
reducing both the and frequency OF accidents
the hazardous factory operations But how different
would be the facts if drunken wormen allowed to operate
factory machnes the drunken and careless
drivers operate a machine just dangerous.
object of motorists responsibility law which into
effect Aug number of deaths and accidents by
making drivers financially responsible This law compes each
automobile back his right drive and show
proof being able injuries damages caused by his
machine driving He must be able to show cash equiv
S 000 insurance policy guaranteeing
the motorists liability of accident stop driving
responsibility quarely to the of the