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Easy IermS- open SUNDAY
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cog w. North.
1881 DESOTO-Sedan. This car is worth
me money. Only S245. 5l4 N. Capitol
DQDGE.'28 sedan. standard e. real
Meridian.
ES 3o sedan: sacrifice now SIPS.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-555O.
1924 FORD-V-8 deluxe coach. Looks lust
H s6! a new Gar and it's good too Only
FORD-'29 sport coupe: tires like new.
real bargain CH-41O6-R-3
FORD 80 RBT. Sacrifice Now sI65
5OIH d CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
FORD, 1881 De Luxe Tudor original tires.
{e5%5e1eA zen condition: s2.25. CH-5364-W
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
No. 243-1931 Ford Coupe s99s
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w Wash
1888 FORD coupe. S345: SIS down. HARRY
a.; SHARP CO, Used Car Lot. 18th ana
meridian Main Store. 443 Virginia
BOTH 6. CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
No. 268-193O Ford Sedan Stas
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 24l9 w wash.
FORD-I934 de luxe tudor. $50 down
HARRY A. SHARP co. Used Car Lot
Ilth ana Meridian. Main Store 443
FORD-'31 tudor; sacrifice; now sl85.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES, TA-555O.
No. 267-1931 Ford SPIT. Rdstr. SI5O
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 24l9 w. Wash.
1881 FORD-Rdstr deluxe model: seat in
the back, SITS down; easy balance. 5l4
N. Capitol. LI-80O0
FORD-'29 coupe; sacrifice; now s85
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES, TA-555O.
1923 FORD 4-door sedan; good rubber: SOS
8O2 E. Wash.-st.
No. 40A-1929 Ford Tudor SIPS
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. USED CAR
STORE, 1880 Main-st. Speedway City.
FORD-'33 Fordor a real bargain 1895
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-555O
1881 Hudson Coupe
IOSEY s a9od All [iI''i fni Seat f sS4-
nomical to run; S195.
1888 =. Meridian
No. 214A-192o Hupp Sed, W W.. $50
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC, 2419 w. Wash
1928 HUPP-.Rdstr A little rough mechani-
N. Capitol LI-8OOO
LaSalle Victoria Coupe. 1923 Model.
Good SIPS
800 N. Meridian.
MARMoN l6 sedan; excellent condition;
Sacrlhce for cash. LI-5462.
1929 NAsH-Coupe. What car What a
price. Your price. What will you give?
5l4 N. Capitol. LI-S00O.
PLYMOUTH-1932 coach. S275. SIS down
HARRY A. SHARP CO. Used Car Lot
18th and Meridian. Main Store. 443 Vir-
gina.
PLYMOUTH 81 cpe.; a gooo buy: show
ing on our new car sales floor. 1915
College.
1882 PLYMOUTH Coach. None better
could be found. If you don't believe me
come over and see it. Small down pay
ment. 5l4 N. Capitol. LI8O0O.
PLYMOUTH-1934 deluxe coach Cleanest
car in town; $465. Terms $50 Madison
No 244-1934 Plymouth SEDAN - S445
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. USED CAR
Store, 1880 Main-st, Speedway City.
PLYMOUTH-'3 de luxe sedan custom
gray paint; finish payments due: s3S IS
each. 1915 College.
PONTIAC '2S coach. down payment and
terms to suit. 1915 College.
1928 PONTIAC-Sedan; s115; It's a honey
and worth the money. Come in and
see it. STA N. Capitol. LI-8OOO.
PONTIAC--193O model coach. Splendid
condition; S135. Terms. $50 Madison.
1888 PONTIAC-Coupe. Rumble seat; very
GOOD; 1925. 800 N. Meridian.
PONTIAC-Demo. sed.; big discount. W..
M. CARSON $50 Virginia. DR-0232
PONTIAC-'35 de luxe 4-door sedan: 60OO
mi: sacrifice. Sell or trade c. N.
NUNNAMAKER, West Newton O8Ol
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Il Hotels
HOTEL ANTLERS
IL Housekeeping Rooms

SO ROOMS furnished: cottage: adults.
5Liectrcity' garage 4325 Ssngster. HU-
50. % s5-ll32 n. ILLINOIS,. 3 3 rooms,
sink, Steam. Private entrances. Rl-2942.
S3-llth so2 Extra large room over
stunned, private entrance; convenient.
IS 5o--MERIDIAN, n, I725-I or rooms,
kitcht lette; overstufed. sink. General
Electro hot water.
$3.50: NEW JERSEY N. 1606-Loyely,
modern groom apartment. Furnished
neatly. Sink. garage.
ALABAMA n. 1882 furnished apart
ments. Clean Especially warm for win
ter. Constant hot water.
CENTRAL. 2l22-3 nicely furnished rooms
Frigidalre, garage adults Private
entrance. Phone.
CENTRAL 243l-Nice room or share home,
or rent furnished; very desirable. .
EAST ST. s. 1892 rooms furnished
sink IN kitchen. private entrance: down
stairs. Reasonabl
IRvINGION-2 or 3 rooms; Breakfast
nook. porches. ideal for couple $3.50
F. Washington IR-4864
MERIDIAN. n. 1835-Attractiveiy fur
apartment Steam heat. TA-499I
MERIDIAN. S. 1862 rooms next bath:
private entrance; sink; good heat.
NEW JERSEY. 5l4 Night housekeeping
NEW JERSEY N. l603-Furnished J.
room and kitchenette: lavatory. Also 2
room apartment. TA-5195.
PARK. 2l46-2-room furnished downstairs
apartment. closets; sink. pantry; private
entrances. garage.
SOUTHEASTERN. 1921 r e room,
kitchenette. everything furnished: steam
neat. private entrance: garage.
STEWART. 2429-2 pleasant rooms: near
bath; everything furnished in private
home. CH-2593
WASHINGTON. E. 2sO6-2-room. fur
nished apartment; overstufed sink; rea-
sOnable.
WOODRUFF PL. 1853 w DR-Light. pleas
ant room and kitchenette: everything
furnished: adults. CH-175O-W.
NINTH Z. 616-Furnished 2 rooms and
kltchenette. roll-awav beo: private bath.
walking distance.
10TH. E. 2225-s3. IS. s6; modern. /. 2 or
rooms. beds; gas. sink, newly dec
GRATED. Utilities
18TH. E.. 717-2-room modern. furnished
apartment; first floor: private entrance
Reasonable. LI-i005
WILL share modern 7-room home. north
with couple TA-4572
LOVELY Woodruff COS N-dr.-1-room.
$3.50. Small apartment. Sc. Furnished
Near Tech. CH-4108
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ALTOS FTRN- GALE.

DRIVE EXPORTERS LATE MODEL
CARS. LEAVE DAILY SHARE GAS, OIL
PAID FULLY INSURED NO BOND RE-
CURED Mr. REESE. CALIFORNIA
MOTORS. 723 VIRGINIA-AV. DR-2645
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$40; ROOMS Bath. electricity. gas. fur
mace East, N. 8l4. HU-6397.
$40 5O-WATER PAID: clean 5-room double
$40 n. Alton. IR-79l5
sl2.50-WATER PAID; dandy 5-room semi
mooern: garage. 13 N. Beyille. DR.
SIS: IRVINGTON-5-rm. mod. cottage. lot
10000; dol gar. TA-4633 IR-7956.
SIS: NEW JERSEY. N. 1014-5 rooms.
bath, hardwood floors, fireplace, good
furnace; water paid.
SIG 5O-MODERN single-Tech.. Catholic.
Lutheran schools. lao N. Arsenal RI
1856
$40: BROADWAY. 26o5-Beautiful bedrm
home. Others. WHITE. TA-4633, IR7956
ALABAMA S. 10il North of Prospect-stJ
3 bedroom modern double: garage;
water paid: Sl8. LI-588S
CARROLLToN. 152a..7 rooms, modern. $40
Water paid. Call RI-7Os3.
DEARBORN. S. 40-5-room semi-modern:
garage; water paid. SIS. RI-3536.
DENNY. N. 11O8-4-room modern bunga-
low. double, garage; water paid. WA
DORMAN 549-Newly decorated 7-room
modern single; near Tech $3.50.
LI-7361. c. c. GROVE. A Virginia Ave
EAST. N, 335-6-room modern, brick, re-
GALS.
E FALL CREEK BLVD. 315-Unusual brick
veneer 3-bedroom home; Frigidaire; tile
bath; S45.
GUILFORD. 2838-5 rooms and bath
furnace; near school; SIG. WA-1397-W.
HIGHLAND-AV. 4O2-7 rooms. semi-mod-
ern: suitable for families; near Tech
TA-3766.
McKIM 140-Nice Groom double semi
modern: newly papered; S12. WA-1865
MICH. E. 2905-Bungalow coy rooms
bath; like new; Estate Heatroia, garage;
$40. open.
NEW YORK 1854, W.-6-room: y double;
modern; garage; $3.50 HA246O
NORTHWESTERN. 37OS-6-rm. modern
double; wat. pd. Moving free $40
OLNEY. N 2861-Mod bung.. redeco.. lg.
rms, good furnace, gar. wat. pd.; $3.50
HU-24l6
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DIGNIFIEn POSITION

Teacher. ex-tescher or person with bust
ness experience 10 cooperate with super
intendents in presenting activity work IN
schools Must have pleasing persc <ality
and fun time use Of automobile Position
permanent with guaranteed salary. Cen
eral manager will be in IndianapOll on
Mr.. TINKER. Lincoln Hotel for appoint
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10 Rooms with Board

MOUNT n. Catholic homel-Liebt
cheerful room Good meals. Excellent
heat. BE-0791-M
NEW JERSEY. $40 S.-Clean room. Good
meals: reasonable RI-6397
NEW JERSEY. 1909 N.-UnusuaHy well
furnished ROOM excellent meals: garage
Reasonable. HA-3089-W
STATE N 234-Front room. private en-
trance. shower PRIVILEGES: innerspring
mattress. gentleman. LI-9024
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6 Transportation

FOR rcas transportation see United Trayet
First Miami. n. Y. L. A. now. Ll-Ol8G
CARS al points COOPER'S. LI-2ll8
Cars now L. A.. n. Y. C.. Miami, Denver
WEEKLY business trips 10 New York. Want
passengers 10 share expenses. DR.
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INSTR UCTI0NS
r E MAILS
16 Furnished Rooms


81. 5O-COLLEGE. l524-clean. comfortable
access to telephone.
81 So Central. 29O2-Attractive front room
Real home. ! or employed garage /
TA-l649
$3-DELAWARE. \. l4O7-LaTge. light +
walking distance. R1-S267
ALABAMA. n. 1905 Furnished or un-
furnished rooms: modern: So up HA-
BROADWAY. 3Ol5.-2 nice bedrooms. near
bath. private home. me Is optional;
reference. HA-2363-R.
CAPITOL N 35O2-Weu furnished room
large closet; cheerful home. Also 81
room. Ia-il4l.
DELAWARE. 1909 N.-Large attractive
front room, large closet windows. !
or :: busline. HA-l964
GRANT. N l2S5-Room with kitchen
privileges. or room ana beard for gentle
HARDING. 1910. M unfurnished rooms
IN modern home. ample closet space.
PARK. Comfortably furnished rooms
tral car line LI-9s9l
PARK-AV. l0ls-Clean. comfortable front
room, reasonable. private home. l or
gentlemen. RI42Os.
RURAL. N 6l2- Steam heated. kitchen
Tage. CH-669s
SPRUCE-ST. l74l-tTake Minnesota car. .
fleaSaNL Sleeping room. cheap 10 en- 4
ployed person.
wASHTNGTON-ST E 1889 APT. 3-Room. F..
nicely furnished, near bath Call at
Apt. 8 $3.50. Privileges
WINTHROP. SS3s-Nice room and private T.
bath. north side home gentleman. Wa
1908
WOODRUFF PL s56 wEST-DP Com /
Portable front room; reasonable CD I
0376-W.
WOODRUFF PL.. $50 W-DR.-Nice 65Sir- F.
able room Large. private home Every T
convenience Gentleman. CH-6343
BOTH. 323 E.-Laree room. near bath:
or :, near transportation. restaurant: /
private family. TA-05S2.
50TH. W. 4i2-Attractive room private
home suitable for ?. Reasonable. Ia 4
1886
LOVELY room in apartment 24OO
Illinois; car line. homelike atmosphere: Z
attractive furnishings. Gentleman HA- /.
2726-W
KEEP eomfor,abie this winter Strictly
modern: reasonable. next bath. I-II \ .
Pennsylvania. HA-323S-R
NICE quiet room IN northside home House +
keeping privileges garage included I
Couple. HU-ie03
II Hotels
Ar HOTEL LINDEN
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LIV ESToGK
A U T 0 M OLIVE

Auburn Demonstration Sedan ... SAVE
1929 Auburn Sedan ..-.....-......S9 SOS
Allison Motor Co.
1921 N. Meridian LI-l30e
No. l03-I933 Auburn Sedan. Al 1895
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. USED CAR
STORE. 1880 Main-st. Speedway City.
BUICK sedan. new tires real buy: s45
cash. NEWLY MOTORS, 1927 N. Meri-
dian.
ONE BUICK coupe $50 10 the first come,
first served. 5li n. Capitol LI-s000
BUICK Victoria. coupe; good running con-
dition, $40 cash. NEWLY MOTORS.
1927 n. Meridian.
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r RENTALS
% Unfinished Houses

SHERMAN DR. 20s. S-6-room modern
double water paid. garage. Sl6.
LIJf36i. c. c. GROVE. ~ Virginia Ave
TENTH E. 2i5-3-room semi-modern. sl2.
LI-2290.
UNIoN-sT 924-6-room modern; garage;
$3.50; water paid. RI-5534. TA-4lo5.
WASH. w 344l-4-room modern single;
garage; SIS. HE-585s
WOODLAND. 14l9-Duplex rooms. bath.
kitchen. garage, furnace; new. SI-42Oo.
23RD E. 2l6-Single Groom modern, ex-
cellent condition; good furnace; SIS.
BIRD. W. lO5s-5-room modern double;
EXCELLENT condition; garage; sls. HA-
$500 NORTH-Nice 3 bedroom double; yard
ano garage; $50. HA-2l96
WANTED-Couple for strictly modern .
bedrm home; $50. 1929 E. Riverside-dr.
NORTH SIDE HOMES
1922 College-av. 8 rooms ........ s1s
24s6 Carrollton-av. rooms ........ s22 so
Both properties in good condition and
modern. T. H Cox. RI-9484. SECURITY
TRUST co.
COLORED- Martindale. 23os-5-room dou-
pie: Semi-modern; Sl3; water paid HA-
% Furnished Apis. and Houses
ALABAMA. 7o7. N.-Modern furnished
apartment; rooms and BATH 81 week.
BLOYD. 2o4l-3 rooms furnished; water
paid; private, quiet. IS week.
BROADWAY. l935-7-room modern: new
" decorated; S25. HA-2466-J. Appoint.
ment.
BROADWAY. 1221-2 Bedroom upper du-
plex. Nicely furnished. Utilities. RI
1894
COLLEGE. 14O9-Upper duplex: nicely
furnished: rooms: private bath; util
tiles furnished. RI-5976.
BEDROOM. strictly modern; two car
garage; Holy Cross district. IR-73l9.
ROOMS. KITCHENETTE BATH: UTILI-
TIES FURNISHED; RENT REASONABLE.
HE-2905
l ROOM, kitchenette. furnished; bedroom
apartment unfurnished utilities fur
nished. BIO E. St. Clair, $40 E. 10th.
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% Wanted to Rent Roor1s
81 Unfurnished Apartments

WANT TO RENT unfurnished room Walk
ing distance downtown. Good = eighbor-
hood Times Box L 346.
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Loans on Automobiles
Equitable Securities Co. Operating a.
BUCKEYE FINANCE co.
1I9 = Ohlo-st. LI-55sI.
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CONTRABAND PROPERTY
Notice is hereby given that Paul Frv.
Excise Administrator. Will. on the 28th day
Of September. 1885 at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ.
ana from DAY to day thereafter in Room
l32 OF the State House. Indianapolis In
diana offer for sale and sell at public
auction Sixty '60l cases OF mixed beer and
one-han metal barrel Kamms beer in
cludlng bottles, cases and metal half
barrel.
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PAUL p FRY.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Petition Of Pendleton Natural Gas Com
pany for increase of rates.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct pubic
hearing in this cause IN Rooms OF Com
40l State House. Indiana polls,
Ind, 1000 a. m, Wednesday, October 2.
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4 Lost and Found
5 Personals

GUARANTEED copies made from any pic
ture. Plat studios 703 RooseFeit 0-og-
BALLROOM tap acrobatic bal dancing
New classes now open children. adults
75c Term rate. StOckman Studios Rl-40ip-
REV. A. MAHOM ROUSE. p. D.-Consulta-
lions ana spiritual advice. daily nV ap-
pointmcnt. ST. y. Rev Jersey. LI-3Il8.
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81 Auto Loans

AUTO LOANS
20 Months to Pay
Loans Paid Of Extra Cash Advanced.
USED CAR LOAN co.
342 N Illinois LI-4351 LI-96OO.
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses
"a Suburban and Farms

45TH-ST. E. 2115-4 rooms, electricity.in
closed back porch. good well. garage,
shed cellar; 50. REDDING, 142 N.
Delaware
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Vacant Houses Don't Stay Vacant When You Put Times Want Ad the Job
NJ E PC H NDIS .
So Radios, Musical Instruments

Tubes Csc up. Beebac Elec. Sweeper. $3.50.
RADIO SALES a. SERVICE. 2II Ind
AZ. LI-9383
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Wanted-Real Estate

HAVE BUYERS for equities in properties.
any legation. Jones' 108 E. Wash.
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LARGE EFFIcIENCY-s27 so
Living room. breakfast room. util.. Frig..
automatic heat newly decorated.
1890 y Illinois RI-42l4
ALABAMA. n. l407-Modern rooms: up
per; heat; garage special rate WA-474S.
CAPITOL. 1902 rs rooms. modern; heat
and janitor service. s25. j. G. NJ Gull
LOUGH Agency. LI-5596.
CARROLLTON 2234-Attractive bedroom
apartment; steam heat; utilities rea-
soma bic.
CARROLLTON 1866 or 5-room modern
apartment Heat. water furnished. S2S.
IRVINGTON-AV. 1915 Newly decor
ated s rooms; heat. water electric re-
frigeration furnished. TA-07l5
JEFFERSON 1921: upper duplex; 4 rooms.
heat. water, garage; Al condition. He
3083
1920 n. PENN.-3 bedrooms. s72 GENERAL
APIS. INC. LI-2439.
indianapolis Rental Agency
eurn. and unfurn apis Free service ano
TRANSPORTATION LI5452
APARTMENT RENTAL BUReAO
Choice apartments gladly shown HE-l32s
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the city.
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SO Radios, Musical instruments

NEW. used radios. refrigerators. washers
PAUL KERR. 20 N. Temple. open ewes
USED MOTOROLA AUTO RADIO. $40.
SINNERS. sol N. DELAWARE.
So so. L. S. AYRES & CO.. It'll floor,
Radio Dept.
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II Hotels

HOTEL LINDEN
Weekly. Illinois a. New York
81. Every modern convenience.
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50 Wanted to Trade

FILLING STATION. sell or trade; consider
rooming house. CH-5170
REAL ESTATE RENTALS INSURANCE
R. A. FRANKIE RI-280O
e KIRK MCKINNEY CO., INC.
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ARTMeNT RetWA( BtReAO
% Urfurnished Houses

Choice apartments gladly shown HE-l32s
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the city.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
LETTER-OUT
BY CHARLES II. JOSEPH.


called column Print letter column
from. 1ettered Out" correctly
will
Evening star., 1935-06-06


I. Indian chief.
7. Abstruse.
II. Footlike part.
IA. Stimulate
Is. Icelandic literature.
Is. Chinese dynasty.
II. Glass bottles.
49, Stiffness.
20. Dog-rose fruit.
21 A raking fire.
%. Times before events.
25. Senior.
rs. Indian totems.
80. Examines.
80. Those who (suffx).
33. Minute grove.
"a. Equestrian.
So. Resolute.
81. Sovereign.
90. Careers.
41 Granted.
42. italian flyer.
43. Subsidy
a.. A pacifer.
As. Catch-water basins.
49. Jason's ship.
so. Renders callous.
So. Kind.
So. Infallible.
Sc. Possess (Scotch).
ST. Cracked.
so. Beautified.
81. Babylonian sky god.
SO. Deadly poison.
64. Hauled rope through q block.
65. School Of wales.
66. Maple genus.
81. Ethyl acetates.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
Held Service in No.Man's Land.

The man who brought about the
unofficial "armistice of 1914" has died
in Aberdeen, Scotland. He was DR..
j. Esslemont Adams, Presbyterian
minister in Aberdeen for "a years, and
was nearly 10 years old. The incident
Of the World War, in which DR..
Adams was the central figure. took
place during Christmas, 1914. AS
chaplain, Dr. Adams was visiting the
Gordon Highlanders and Scots Guards
in the front line. He crossed no
mans land and arranged a truce
with the German commander so that
the dead might be buried. then con-
ducted q service in which Scotsnien
ard Germans Joined.
Evening star., 1935-06-06


/. Scent receptacle.
2. Attain.
3. Types of automobiles.
4. Clamor.
S. italian family of Puzzledom.
s. Middle 1av).
7. Mocker.
8. Roman civic officers.
9. Masculine name.
10. Compensated.
IL. Greek letter.
H. Gnaw.
49, Downward bend in timber.
19. Adroit
%. Grimace.
"a. Jealous.
81. Macaws.
%. Reflux of the sea.
29. Declares.
81. Progenitors.
80. Tree stumps
35. Perforated plate.
36. Musical note.
81. Island of the Tuscan Coast.
36. Secure vessel.
80. Agony.
40. Mediterranean island.
AZ. Lodger taking meals.
"A. Unruff1ed
46. Californian desert.
AZ. Idle talker.
45. Equines.
so. Glacial ice.
81. Breathe noisily.
81. South kordofan Negro.
SIS. Fine stoneware (French).
81. Drudge.
So, Mother (tag).
SO. Total.
81. A snare.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Two Birthday Parties
For w II. Scott

II VI W. 1es soNOtL
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Scott of the
north river road were host and hos
tess at two delightful parties given
at their home over the week end,
each being in honor of Mr.. Scotts
birthday, and both coming as a sur
prise to him. He on Friday Aug.
2. reached his 73d milestone Friday
afternoon and evening guests were
Mrs. Coda Clemens, Mrs. Ida Up
dixie, Emma Harmon, Mrs. Clancy
and daughter Lille, all of McCon-
nelsville, and Miss Elmoun Scott of
Columbus. Ice cream and cake were
served and a social time enjoyed by
all This seemed to end the birth
day honors so far as Mr.. Scott was
concerned, but to his greater sur
prise on Sunday morning the rela-
tiyes began arriving with we'll filled
baskets to remind him that they
had not forgotten the occasion of
his birthday, and that they had
come to do honors also. Those
present were Mrs. Ira Hoel and
Mrs. Hattie Crowley of GAINESVILLE,
and Mrs. Sadie Huffman of McCon-
nelsville, all sisters of Mr.. Scott,
and who had not all been together
for Is years; Ira Hoel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Scott and son Jimmy
Of McConnelsville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Huffman and children JOY,
Albert, Rhea and Clayton of Por-
tersville, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Scott
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Teachers Employed

The following information is re-
ceived from The office of c. w. Nal
lett, county superintendent OF
schools;
j. E. Blatt has been employed as
principal of the high school at
Stockport, and Thelma James has
been employed to fill vacancy in
the grades of the Stockport schools.
At Ringgold, Gerald Anderson
has been hired as principal of the
high school, and Lucille Bump to
fill a position in the high school.
Frances " Day is employed as mu-
sic instructor; Paul Bankes in the
upper and Karl Van Horn in the
lower grades of the same school,
Jesse Chappelear is employed as
teacher of the Irish Ridge school:
Kenneth Ray at Rosseau, and Ev-
art NJ Davis at Buck Run.
At Mountville, G S. Roberts is
employed as high school principal;
S. S. Vickroy and Lucille Carter,
also in the high school; Harold
Moody in the upper grades at
Mountville; r. L. Trainer, inter-
mediate; Zelpha Triplett, primary.
Dorothy Newburn is hired at
Lewis school, and N. S. Gardner at
Oak Hill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
The Briggs Reunion

The descendants of the Ohio pio-
neer and Revolutionary soldier.
John Briggs, held their fifth annual
reunion Sunday, Aug. 4 1885, at
the Hooper cottage on the Mus
kingum river, above McConnelsville.
A bountiful dinner was served at
noon, and afterward the election OF
officers took place, and short pro-
gram was presented. Charles Briggs
of Marietta was reelected president,
and Mrs. Chloe Pierce of Dexter
City, secretary-treasurer
Those present were Mrs. Eve
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aitken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Blackstone, and
Miss Rebecca Briggs, OF New Con-
cord: Howard Farris, Spratt; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Briggs and daughter Norma,
Elba Briggs and children Thomas
and Alice, Richard Briggs and sons
Deane, Wilbert, Donald and Paul,
Mrs. Flora Reed, Ray Parrish, Cald-
well; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Patterson,
Newcomerstown; Illion Moore,
GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Dock and son Ray, Three Rivers,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Hayward,
Marcellus, Mich. Miss Lucille Hall,
Dowagiac, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
f. Briggs and daughter Katherine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Briggs, Mariet-
ia; Mrs. Thos. E. Kinney. Winfield,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08

foot granite monument commem-
crates this victory. It's summit
affords a magnificent view of the
surrounding islands and the fash
ing blue waters which mark this
as one of the Great Lakes finest
scenic points.
Put-in-Bay is an ideal weekend
playground, with fine boating,
marvellous fishing and Cedar
Point, famed for its beach, near
by. Kelley's Island, with it's mys-
terious inscription rock; the
Johnson's Island prison where
Confederate soldiers were kept in
the Civil War, and Sandusky Bay
with it's vast reaches of marsh,
lands are all close at hand.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08

Shrill bugle notes fioated lazily
across Put-in-Bay from the De-
troit, flagship OF the British fleet.
The dlll boom of a cannon sound
ed--tl.a first shot in the history
making Battle of Lake Erie, Sept.
10, 1918.
Ten ill-conditioned American
men-o'-war and six stalwart ships
fl; Ing the English flag maneuv-
cred ir the breeze for positions OF
val. age. q
Capt. Oliver Hazard Perry, %
years I'D but with Ia years of
naval service already behind him,
directed the American feet from
his flagship, the Lawrence, from
whose masthead few flag with