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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
Renrock

Word has been received here of
the serious illness of Miss Mabel
Tilden of Albuquerque, N. M. Upon
the receipt of the telegram, her sis
ter, Miss Norma, started Immediate
ly to reach her in the shortest pos
sible time. Later word was receiv-
ed that she had rallied, and seemed
to be in no immediate danger. 1t is
hoped that this is true, and that she
will be able to return to her home
here and be with her mother and a
host of friends.
1t would suit us just as we'll,
when we pay our last respects to our
departed friends, if the choir
wouldn't sing, Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere" To our way Of think
ing, it has little meaning, sense
less. Our meager conception of
heaven, based on st. Johns survey,
is place far greater than a mere
island.
What boon, these recent rains,
to the downtrodden farmer. Instead
of grumbling, let's sing the doxol-
ogy.
The grange recreation day, held
which the oranges in Noble county
participated, was success in every
way. The presence of State Master
Walter F. Kirk, added much to the
occasion. We are hoping that next
year they will not take the risk of
holding this annual picnic in a place
where little rain would make it
difficult to get in and out, but have
it where it can be reached safely,
with plenty of shelter, like the No
BILE county fair ground.
England has again repudiated her
debt to Uncle Sam; and if we had
begun that policy years ago we
might have been driving a new
Ford.
Is the ''laborer worthy of his
'hire?' 1t was declared so 1000
years ago, and we are SO old fash
toned as to think it holds good to-
day. AS we jog along over the hard
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
(By G.. w. Mallett) J


The Morgan county annual pub
lished by seven high schools of the
Morgan county system is now ready
for distribution from the county Of
fee. This annual is the first of it's
kind ever published for the county.
1t contains the pictures and general
write-up of all graduating classes,
faculties, boards of education, schol-
arship team, debate teams, basket
ball teams, county music festival,
etc.
This annual has been practically
financed by advertising solicited
from various business houses in
Athens, Beverly, Marietta, Zanes-
Vile, and by very generous sup
port of local business men.
Borrowing Under HI. B. No. 4O5
The boards of education of Nor
gan county are permitted to borrow
against the anticipated sales tax
revenue, to pay current expenses up
to July /, 1885. Certificates have
been mailed to the various boards
by County Supt. G. w Mallett, set
ting forth the amount that each
board may borrow. This will not be
sufficient to balance their outstand-
ing accounts, but later certificate
will come to them in July. to cover
the balance of their outstanding in
debtedness. The sums available
under the present borrowing are as
follows: Bloom, S68350; Bristol,
$1,126; Center, $856.50; Deerfield,
$80850; Homer-Union, $3,146.-
so; Malta rural, 1856; Manchester,
$1,222; Marion, $2,645.50; Morgan
rural, $1,068; Penn, $2,232; Wind
sor, $3,357.5O; York, $3,O11.50.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
Cumberland Rt.

Children's services were held at
the Lytlesburg M. E. church, Sun
day, at 2:30 p. m. Also at the Ark
Spring Baptist church, in the even
ing.
The Cumberland Community Civ
ic club is planning an all day pro-
gram for the Fourth of July.
.Chas. Irwin has purchased the
James Dingey farm, here.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Rhoads spent a
part of last week at Springfield.
Mrs. Rhoads who is in very poor
health, went for observation and
an X-ray.
Guy Tucker has been repairing
his property in Lytlesburg, and will
move there soon. His son who was
recently married, will have charge
of the farm.
Lawrence Embree and wife of Co
lumbus, and Mrs. Marjorie Paisley
and daughter Betty of GAINESVILLE
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. McCarty.
Friends here were sorry indeed
ma Gray. Several years ago they
were IOCdl6u mere, WnGlS uSI uttc-
band, VIM. II. Gray, conducted a
grocery business at the knight
store.
Death Of w. w. Camp
P. E. Hall and family attended
the funeral of w w Camp, which
was held at GAINESVILLE on last Mon
day at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Camp was rs
years of age. Death resulted from
two weeks illness from cerebral
hemorrhage. Surviving are his
wife; a daughter Iva of the home;
son Clarence of South GAINESVILLE;
two sisters, Mrs. P. E. Hall of this
place and Mrs. George Colcher of
Bridgeville, and one grandson.
Roy Jones and family of Philo
spent the past week at Harry Sears
r. c. Phelps made business trip
to GAINESVILLE, last week.
Harley Moore and family of Cam
bridge spent the week end with
their parents, Frank Moore's and
Dye Halls.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
WeStIand

Paul Wells and family were Sat-
urday guests at Frank Wells.
Miss Evelyn Rouanzoin is in
GAINESVILLE, at Carmi Knights.
Ogle Wells and family left Sun
day morning for Seattle, Wash
Ogle has been transferred from Bel
lingham, Wash, to Seattle, where
they will make their home. Mrs.
Frank Wells and son Paul accompa-
MED them to Athens.
Miss Elma Rouanzoin spent over
Sunday at Elmer RouanzGins.
Fred McInturf has purchased
new car.
George Miller and sons Raymond
and Russell, Miss Mabel Linscott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Miller, Walter
and Joe Niceswanger, Frank Miller
and Henry Abel and families, June
and Jean Miller, and Harold Best
and family from this county attend
ed the Miller reunion at Lancaster,
Saturday.
Mrs. Marion Beach has gone to
stay some time with her son Eber
and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
Unlonville
+. O. O. F.. Celebration Postponed

/. o. .. r. Celebration POStpoheu
The joint l. o. O. F. celebration
sponsored by Hemlock and Wood
grove lodges, which was to be held
here on Saturday, June %, has
been postponed on account of mea-
sles. The date will be announced
later.
If the bean beetle is working on
your beans, place sack OF relief
flour in the bean patch and they
will quit work.
N. E. Kincaid who resides on the
former Wilkins farm, northeast of
this village, has about 100 bushels
of peach blow potatoes in the cell
lar, unsold.
Ed Stegner and family spent Sun
day at the VIM. Fowler home, at
Bristol.
Frank Foster and family spent
Sunday in Noble county with his
brother and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown and
family Of Marysville, O., have been
visiting the past week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wells,
and her sister, Mrs. Carl Walker.
Joy Barnes is staying this week
at the T. V. Ray home, at Bristol.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20

this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Welch (Von-
da Garvin) expect to move to the
Mrs. Perigo property in Reinersville
In short time. Mr.. Welch has
been employed as janitor for the
school building here for the coming
year.
w. w. Wilson is acting as substi-
tute mail carrier on Reinersville
rural route, during the present
week.
Since writing the above we learn
that Herbert Combs went from here
to GAINESVILLE, where he has a job
of painting and decorating contrac-
ed, and when he completes that
work he will return to Cincinnati,
where he will continue his studies
along the line of his chosen profess
sion.
Death Takes Frank Sealcck
Frank Sealock, son of William
and Caroline Mahoney Sealock, was
born in Manchester township on
April a, 1859, and passed away at
his home in Reinersville, Monday
morning at about five o'clock, from
O. Ill &C w CCho IlilSoS VI uCdIJ anu
kidney trouble. His entire life was
spent in Manchester township. He
was united in marriage with Kath-
crime Gouldsberry on May 27, 1882.
To this union the following children
were born: Clarence Sealock of
Cleveland; Emma Bamfeld of Mill
grove; William Sealock of Mill
grove; Oracle Hopkins of Beverly,
and Oscar Sealock of Steubenville.
He also leaves his wife; IL grand
children; two brothers, John, of
Reinersville, and James, of Byes-
vile. Funeral services which were
in charge of Rev. George w. Peo-
pies, were held in the M. P. church
in Reinersville, Wednesday after
noon, with interment in the ceme-
terry at Reinersville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20

beaten path Of life, not doing much,
we just can't help seeing and
hearing things. What the people
''do, see and hear" includes about
all the activities of life.
The children's day service which
was held here Sunday evening, was
well attended, and we think the
program better than any in recent
years. "Rock of Ages" tableau, by
Clarice Knight and Betty Croy, was
superb. AS to the collection, which
is considered important, we know
not.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20

See the Dexter washer that has
broken all records on continuous
nonstop run.-Standard Supply Co.
m2tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-20
A REAL CONVENIENCE

A N ABUN D A N T supply of
~ hot water at uniform temper
ature is a convenience that
literally transforms a household.
The moment you install an Electric
Heater, you stop being janitor to
your hot water supply. There is no
bother starting your hot water or
waiting for it to Get hot, no more
running downstairs to turn up the
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BRADLEY. y. ioS-s rooms. modern.
v.l redecorate. baths kEsWICh
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SWAPS

WILL trade Hawaiian Guitar and Lessons
for used car Times BOX L-3o35.
COAL sTOKERS-Anv size. Trade fol
used automobile RT-i673
SWAP-Cash for radios and parts ANY
condition. rs #. Wavne-av. LI-7273.
TO ADVERTISERS-Each az appear
irE IN this column is listed n The Times
free Of charge Your Swap" ad viii
receive a special rate OF seven days for
the price OF I've and four days for the
cost % three. Call RI-555l.
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TO TRADERS-n you can not find
what you desire IN the ADS IN this
column, call the swap Counter. Rl-oo9l
and we will attempt 70 arrange a traoe
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viouslv published There is no charge
for this service
AUTOMOBILES repaired az your home al
lows YOU cheaper price Cash2 Dh-994s-
WILL pay IS cash. girls used bicycles eOS
z 6Srd-st. WA-liSS.
SELL OR SWAP. 2-wHEEL TRAILER: SIS.
CH-0759-J.
CHICKENS for cash or cow. also good ?
wheel trailer; after 5. S45 Unlon-st.
Southport.
CASH for rs 20. 80 or 81 Ford or
Chevrolet. $40 W. Washington BE-
GAS STOVE for Model Ford or chassis
for trailer. Postoffice Box 2s9.
DO YOU want cash for your Model A
Ford2 WA-2503 HA-2599-W.
SWAP $50 cash for best house trailer; in
quiTe APT. No. 5. i2i n. DelaWare-st.
MODEL 7 iz-ton pickup truck; for cash
or what2 1927 Burdss. Parkway.
PHOTO STUDIO-Center Indianapolis for
small clear house and lot IN small town
or suburban Inolsn polls lot. 81 WOOD
lawn-av-
SWAP YOUR old radio for a better radio.
ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. 245 E. Wash.
OAKLAND TOURING CAR-TRADE FOR
FURNITURE 9ol LEXINGION-AN
TRSH SFTTER-Talc. $40 cash or what?
LI-7557. between s q n. and p. m
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AUTO M 0 TIV
AZ Autos for Sale

~ Autos for Sale
No. 5s-'3i DEsoTo 4-dr. sed.. s2es. WEST
SIDE CHEW. 24l9 W. Wash, BE-l450.
DE sOTO-'3l late sedan: SPAS W1LES &
WILSON 1918 College. WA-2266.
DODGE-'30 sedan: bargain: Sl95. WILES
& WILSON. 3sl5 College. WA-2266.
ESSEX-2S COACH. TODAY. SIS
200 w. North.
FORD-'29 sedan; not so good 49,. s45
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
FORD--'29 roadster; finish payments due.
SlllO. 1915 College-av
FORD--'2s coupe: finish payments due.
$3.50 each. 1915 College.
FORD-'29 coupe: first Sis.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES TA-5550.
FORD-'2s tudor. o. K. first SOS
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550.
FORD-ls29 Tudor: very clean; first SIS.
VIM. CARSON. Pontiac. $50 Virginia.
paint, trunk; mechanically good; best
looking 80 in town: sacrifice for cash;
Sl95. 531 Virginia-av.
GRAHAM-PAIGE 4-door sedan; model 6Io.
1928; runs good; $50. $40 N. Meridian.
HUDSON-'29 sedan; S95 WILES & WILL
SON. 1915 College-av WA-2266.
HUDSON-'29 custom phaeton; W w;
tonneau; W. S; beauty. 209 w. North.
MARMON-'29 sedan $40 down, balance
S. weekly. WILES & WILSON. 1915
COlhSge. WA-ZZbb.
NAsH-l928 4-door sedan; Al; $50. $40
N. Meridian.
No. 244 A-'29 OLDS d. l. cpe., Sis. WEST
SIDE CHEW, 24l9 w. Wash, BE-1450.
OLDS-'30 sedan: finish payments due
$3.50 each. 1915 College-av.
PACKARD-'3O sedan, excellent. SPAS
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550.
PLYMOUTH-'35 del. tour. coach. Dem. :;
new car title; guarantee. Reas. discount.
WILES g. WILSON 1915 College. WA
1856
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RENTALS
Is Furnished Rooms

sHEFHARD l701-7 clean rooms. bath.
FaraFs WITH snail family.
EUTWFrr tND 7fif- vrrfhl-Nicsiv fur
riFhed fort rr0u. rrlrrd gentleman
81 HE-f7-a
IfTH-sT r s1--TarEs. airy. front irt
f0-- nicely Furnished. Private entrance
Adults F1--z-f
zTTH-ET. W. es-Tg.t ~ Meridian nice
room irrrrrrrlnE mattress Desirable
iocatl-r- phone
OVERLOOKING PAL CrE Blvd 20
1Ftn--f rr-f~rfar-e rn0w- single ~"
double gentleman TA-1117
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10 Rooms with Board

s6-LEXINGTON s3T-LarEe front room.
bath good ventilation. } meals. laundry
DR-7513-J.
s6-VERY desirable for gentlemen: real
home 3 excellent meals 633 Park-av.
RI-9370
CAPITOL. " les Modern. cool room.
home cooked meals reasonable. lady
preferred Halls i-R
ALABAMA " 1124-Larze front room.
tuln beds meals optional. reasonable
RT-76f7
NEW JERSEY. y. 2l0-Cheerful. large
light room. meals optional Gentleman
preferred. TA-l26a-
TALBOT. N 2440-Unusualiv nice room.
private home Splendid meals Garage
Reasonable. HA-os7s-M-
WANTED-Child 70 hoard IN a good home:
mothers care RI-92s7-
ROOM with board. beautiful surroundings
on the river Close in. HU-i1fl
GOOD BOARD meals single. IS double
So hot water. ConCeuial Surroundings
CH-l11S BIAS r. Westinghouse.
81 I-nfurniShed Apartments
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M E R C H A N Disc
IS Household Goods

30 Household Goods
METAL twin beds. complete, $40 each:
breakfast set. s.. 2i44 \. III. Dealer.
RECONDITIONED washers. $40 up. Good
ice boxes cheap 1901 z. Wash. RI-4087
AFT KELvINATOR. s3s So used ice-boxes
all sizes. reasonable 56l6 z. Washington.
SINGER s1Se.E g E,ae.; -, Round $3.50
SINGER sEW MACH CO 1875 W. Wash.
SINGER. DrOphead Treadle $50
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.
1875 W, Washington
NEW SINGER CONSOLE s7Q.25
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. ~
l26 W. Washington
MAYTAG. rebuilt guaranteed: other
washers. So Up 2437 Station-st. CHI
Nearly New Maytag, s41-s125 Per
Week
81 down. used washers. SO up: wringer
rolls all parts am washer. IDEAL WASH
Err CO. 20s y Delaware.
USED ice boxes ....-......... 81 IN
& R STORES open eves) LI-55l7
REFRIGERATOR-1OO lbs. oak finish;
porcelain lined, Al. 1917 Congress-Av.
HA-2446-M
REFRIGERATOR-" Alaska" 50 lbs. side
icer. Al: cheap. s36 S. Pershing-av.
BE-42s0-M
so IS. 100 LIB. ICE boxes: some Ike new
harraiuf HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE
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q Unfurnished Apartments
$500
THE DITNDEE

Cor Virginia and Mccartv-st- Heat; gas
Frizldlire furnished See fanitor IN build
inE or cal ". z. MOLLOY. CH-277s.
GUIFORD 2-1s - 2-ROOM MODERN
APARTMENT FURNISHED KITCHEN
ETTE. HE-ffi5
ILLINOIS. n 2s41-2 BEDROOMS. FIRE
PLACE EXCELLENT CONDITION.
FoRCHES- GARAGE
MERIDIAN. Oh -Redecorated ? or ;
bedrooms large porch very cool. down
town. TA-of4i
sHEI By. 2517-Garfeld Apartments. :
rooms bath. redecoratec. across from
Garfield DRIFTS
SPA-N-AV 1865 rooms bath. heat. gas.
water furnished screened summer
kitchen. So month
INC Lass. = ". Vermont
$50 r 9Th -------------- $50 10 -. ~
so1 y Meridian -..------ $500 70 si25oo
rnTH-ST. $40 E-Deslrshle bedroom apt
utilities. garage Open Inspection
18Th ST. w s5-LivlnE. room. bedroom;
etrerfe kifchenetfe. bath. FriElnaire. al
uffifies furnished HA-2es3-J
7-BEDROoM modern apartment north. Of
18Th Garage. FrlElcaire- heasonao4e-
TA-nSa7 RT-2f95
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% Unfinished Houses

% Unfinished Houses
81, So. NEW JERSEY. s. Io0l-5-s rooms.
Esrare. Iarze ward. water paid HU-6i72-
ADAMS lg2s-6-room modern double
hardwood floors. garage So. Ch-5uso-h
BEL EFONTAINE. co.'s s-rcom- modern.
Harrr raid. Ear1ge. SIS Ll-'oso
BOULEVARD PL. s21i-SinEie- Z rooms.
strictly modern. redeccrated- kESWICk
CORP LI-5s42
BRADLEY. y i0S-s rooms. modern.
u.I redecorate. baths. KESWICk
CORP LI-7s41
Enrush-av. li5s. 5 rooms. inside toilet.
sinz IN kitchen. gas elecr-lc lEnrs. Sl4
Laurel 1s11- : rooms. SIC
Easferu-aV. 90 rooms SIS
JENNINGS BROS IS s Llinois-st-
CRAYDON. 1sIo-i1 s E-s-room semi
modern double. Tececcrated. water pal1.
$40 II 3135
Gun FORD sasa-Noderu 6-roon double
redeccrated. reprinted shady yarc' $50.
HE-sss3.
OLNEY. Y 5o17-Deslrable 6-rccn nod
eru c0Gble. water natc- EaraEe- SIS.
L1-776l C c GROW. - VirEinia-av.
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p Unfinished Houses

PARK 1511-Doubie. hardwood floors:
frenlsre- laFatOrv down.. garage. $50
HE-7l1a
RITTER AND HIBBEs. 1rvingtonl. at
frarfire away brick double. bed
rooms ss7 So IR-2725
ROOSEVELT. leIs-sinRle rooms semi
modern. inside toilet. Al. sl250 RI
27ss
BEAUTIFUL WOODRUFF Middle-or. 20
-or-p-'T s--0rir modern single redeco-
rated. 3-car garage. near Tech. $50 A. +
DE LASET English Hotel LI-l50l.
WYOMING 2 s54 near Virgirla-avi -
neulv uapered painted inside and OUT.
81 81. water paid White only. CH-sslO.
18Th 3i01-s E-5 rms elect Light. city
water gar water paid close 70 Brook
side PARK. $40 RT-eEI2
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3-REDROON SINGLE

sac % mo 407 s. Aubudon-Id Nice
Vard including garage LI-I49l GREGORY
r. APPEL. TIC. 2s7 = Penn
CoLoRED sIs-2Ist-st. W. 1876 5 rooms.
Thoroughly modern. good condition. IL
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Choice apartments s.aelE sAoNA- MESS
Indianapolis Rental Agency
F,lrn. and unfuru. apis Free service and
transportation LI-StS2-
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HOTEI. ANTLERS


crsrs au comforts Ultra modern uo,s
80 ~ Meridian Lr-17si
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furnished ua+rr Paid WA-2s70-T
So. az = wALcoTT--7 rooms DOM. pr
n York-st bus. ssrd. garage
AIABA.rA r.. l2is AD- c---Attractivel
-Ts IS s,7s Hs@' 'a'H- f'''a'e
ALABAMA. ~ 1919 broom apartment
also -eep.rE room. near bath. u-iiities
BROADWAY 1901 Z ho1sekeeuinr. r7om.
n.shed ,,se1.n- room RI-ssi7
CAPRoLLToS 1871 nicely furnished:
sink i1 El-cren- next BATH private en-
CARRotEToS l5Fi-3 rooms. sink down
Ea.rr ~ are entrance, porch utilities;
CAPFCrLToN 1r1l-7-rr1r1 modern fur
rl-he1 apartment Electric refrigeration
CENTRAL ie1f-i x ? rooms furnished
rou11is FT-f2a7
CENTRAL. 1926 Houzskepuinr apart
mrufr and -lerrinE rooms FOR iniorna r.
flru call T-ffl0
COLLEGE, Ia77-Cozv 2-rm art. utilities.
eorEenial home Adults SIS
COLLEGE, l52f- Room. kitchcuetts- sink.
frrlo-ed porch telephone adults middle
eyed g Large sleeping room next
DELAWARE n 20i6-Cool room. next
hsth- ki-rteneftr accomodate .. pri-
vate entrance. porch. phone
TIs ~ EAST-sT-LarEe cool rom kitch-
enettr. porch. h1t water. al utilities, 81
HoYT l57o-i or Groom apartments:
s 9Ts s''a DRI 1877 furnished private
ILLINOIS y. 2339-Ciesn. Housekeeping
rooms ir-a-dcor bed private entrance.
sunny rooms. 81. 50 50
MARKET e. I57s-3 cheerful modern
rooms completely furnished. IS
NEW TERsEY " 63I-s1 81 So s3 81 So
7-r9c,m., apartment Modern. furnished
NEW JERSEY. y 217s- Cozv front room.
kifchens,-s BAY window. private en-
trance. Phone
NEW JERSEY " T01-l OR 2 ROOMS
NICELY FURNISHED S. TO S.. IL
@hHi
NEW JERSEY. y I2I5--z OF rooms.
private bath. rcnefan. hot water.
front rooms LI-3is0
ORIENTAL. n. 10 cooI rooms. everv-
thing furnished private entrance. front
prrrh- reasonable
PARK. 1iis-2 liEht hlrsekeepinE rooms; ?
fitchenftres- COmpl .tGiv furnished. mod
m reasonable
PENNSYLVANIA n. 1872 nicely fur
nisned Housekeeping rooI-s- also bed
room Reasonable
PROSPECT. 7Iq-Clean. ,ooi. modern
furnished private apartr .ent. utilities.
adults. So 50 Wcek
FREMONT. 90 N-3 rooms modern; front
end rear entrance. utilities furnished.
porch. ward
WOODRUFF 76s w. Troy broom
sdgi,s- SIS ' sum- r'''''''
WOODRUFF. 5s4 Nd Dr.-Livine room
bedroom. kitchener - newly decorated.
running water. adults CH-3iI3
GROOM furnished house. lights. gas.
paid. $3.50 wk. Gail az 1911 Southeast
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AUTO M OLIVE
IS Accessories, Tires, Parts

TRES GILLETTE POLARS
New guaranteed. 30x3 ,. 50 So. 50x2i,
So 90: 500xi9 s439. 5.25xls. s5le All
sizes Lowest prices. HOOSIER PETE.
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A UT o M 0 TIV
40 Autos for Sale

81 PONTIAC-Coupe. new tires. mechan-
ically good. 90. Terms DR.. 1862.
PONTAC-'35 sedan: V. W tx TX Ike
new: s495 WII4ES & WILSON. 3sl5
College WA-2266.
PONTIAC-Late '2e 4-door sedan: good
condition. VIII sacrifice. 946 East Min
nesota.
PONTIAC-6 Coupe, 1923. real buy. s95;
terms trade. 832 n Meridian LI-i995.
STUDEBAKER- real buy. SOS;
sTUDEBAKER- coupe: ss25 WILES
& WILSON. 1915 College-av WA2266.
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that so many of the workers have
had their incomes reduced that they
will support a candidate who prom
ises to improve their condition. In
their numbers lies the difference be-
tween victory and defeat.
NRA the Hot Spot
No discussion of the controversy
between business and President
Roosevelt would be complete with
out consideration of the MIRA. 1t is
the hottest spot in congress right
now. The situation is of such q
character as to be comparable to a
carbuncle on your neck Those who
have had carbuncles will fully un-
derstand.
A few days ago, Mr.. Roosevelt
called the most obstreperous of op-
position senators to the White
House for conference on the ques-
ton of what to do about extending
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state-intrastate-nor viii it per-
NIT price fixing.
The senate finance committee
which Stafted this aesolution re-
peru z IL &c the senate by the o, er-
wilelning vote Of sixtc n TO three.
That shows better than any words
of mine now thoroughly determined
that senate group was to override
the Richberg-Perkins views on ad-
ministration policy. Succinctly, the
continuing resolution provides for
changes in the current law as fol-
lows:
/. No price. fixing snail be per-
mitted or sanctioned under any
code except in codes covering min
eral or natural resources industries
that embody the price fixing prin-
ciple.
2. No trade engaged wholly In
intrastate commerce shall be placed
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the national industrial recovery act.
It is due to expire by limitation of
law on June 16. He cleverly invited
Miss Perkins, the secretary of Ia
Dor, and Donald Richberg, the
guiding hand of the Recovery adj
ministration, to sit in on that meet
ing. It was only natural that two
such avid New Dealers as Miss Per-
kins and Mr.. Richberg should hold
out for continuation of MIRA for a
two-pear period. And it was only
natural for senators who do not be-
ieve whole heartedly in all of the
MIRA principles to insist on make
shrift, or temporary continuation.
The President put them into a
cockpit to fight it out. The resulting
disagreement was perfectly logical
but the President had put himself
in position to trade with congress.
Since the MIRA opponents in con-