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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-04

church at PennsvilIe, Tuesday, at g
p m, with Rev. M. 7. Mcdonald
in charge, burial at Fennsville-
Sunday morning about < o'clock
Algie Brower's house on Liberty
ridge burned to the ground. The,
origin of the fire is unknown. All
the household goods were burned.
Mr.. Brewer was not at home at the
time, but was at neighbor's Ger
aid Sleek's, at which place he had
been boarding since August. The
house and contents were practically
covered by insurance
DR.. A. H. Whitacre and A. t.
Schofield motored Monday to CO.
lumbus where A. t. Schofield had n
cataract removed from both his
eyes. Mr.. Schofeld returned home
Monday night, and seems to be get
ting along fine.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-04

DR.. Edward H. Savage and Mrs.
Bessie Love were married Sunday
evening at O'Clock, at the Metho-
dist parsonage, with Rev. G.. C. Nut
ter officiating. The single ring GER
.emony was used. The bride wore a
gown of navy silk crepe, with ac-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-04
Chesterhill.

Watch your subscription date.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
lnglaterra "~coquetea" con los ~fascistas espanole.
ymantlene representation cerca del
Gobiemo legitimo
Franco parece muy complacido por la
actitud britannica

Madrid, nov. Al gobierno
lie interesa la noticia dada en-
Londres de que ell gobierno de
Chamberlain Sc propone hacar
diligencias con la esperanto de
separar a Franco de la influen-
ella de Italia y Alemania,
Ell comite de no-intervenci6n,
bajo la preston inglesa, esta
reunido con ell proposito de con
ceder autoridad a Inglaterra pa
ra solicitar ell apoyo de Espana
en- 10 que respeta a la retirada
de voluntarios.
Inglaterra mantiene SUI doble
juego y tiene la esperanto de
conseguir, por parte de Franco,
los minerales que n~ecesita.
Delegates del Comite, 81 Sc
aprueba Ell plan britanico, SON.
dearan se~paradamente al 6efe
faccioso y al gobierno legitimo,
Los peri6dicos fascistas In
gleses dieen que la actitud del
gobierno equivale a un recono-
cimiento de facto en- favor de
Franco.
ST ell "cambalache" Sc verifi-
ca, Inglaterra mandara agentes
al territorio faccioso y vicever-
sa.
Las noticias de Salamanca a.
seguran que Franco parece
muy complacido por la posici6n
britannica, que International
mente lie favorece.
Las noticias de radio de los
facciosos hablan de una victo-
ria en- ell frente aragones, 10 que
es falso. En- Fuentes del Ebro
los fa~cciosos atacaron y fueron
rechazados.
Calcdlase en- 80% ell ndmero
de vfctimas producidas en- Bar
bastro por la aviaci6n fasciSta
de Mallorca.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
OTROS DOS
MIEMBROS PARA LA CO.
MISSION DE CASAS

Despues de haber nombrado
aver a tres miembros de la Co
mission de Casas, que negociara
con las autoridades federales,
ell alcalde decide niombrar o.
tros dos mas recayendo la de-
signacion en- los senores Fran
cisco Gonzalez, un fabricante
de tabacos, y Arthur R. Chris
ty, vecino de la isla Davis y pre-
sidente de la compahia Cello.
La comisi6n Sc halla integra-
da por cinco personals, siendo
las otras tres David A. Falk,
w. Haden y Peter Taylor.
Sc tratara de obtener $780,
600 del gobierno federal para
derribar las inmundas casuchas
de los pobres de Tampa y cons
truir otras nuevas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04

A MUERTE

Habana nov. Como res
ponsables de los des6rdenes o.
curridos en- la Isia de Iguana,
Bahamas, en- ell mes de agosto,
fueron aver condenados a muer
tie los hermanos Willie y Geo.
Duvalier, matadores de John
Munroe, un empleado de la IA
milia americana Erickson.
Los hermanos dijeron que lie
habfan dado muerte en- defensa
propia; pero varies testigos los
vieron perseguir a Munroe Y
darle muerte. .
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
UNION 500

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los miembros de la Union 500
para la Junta General que ten
dra efecto hoy Jueves, a las 3
P. NJ, en- Ell Centre Obrero.
Siendo los cuartos jueves de
mes la fecha marcada por nues
ira Union para celebrar sus
juntas generates, estas son pos
puestas por razones ajenas a
nuestra voluntad. Las CORES
pondientes a los meses de Sep
tiembre v Octubre Sc celebra-
ran conjuntamente esta noche.
Fraternalmente de todos.
Ell Secretdri0.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
la s%alvaje aviacion italiana de los
~facciosos bombardeo a Barbastro
Espa1a celebra una semana de homemade
a Ia Union Soviet
Sc cumpIira ell domingo ell primer aniversario
del sitio de Madrid.

mingo con una gran Justa de.
portiva y la Inauguration de
una lapida en- la cabeza de la
parte de la Gran Via que Sc
conoce como avenida del Con-
de de Penalver. Despues de-
domingo la avenida llevara ell
nombre de Avenida de la Union
Soviet.
Conicidiran tambien las ce-
remonias del domingo con ell
primer aniversario del sitio de
Madrid.
La capital Sc halla decora-
da con banderas de Espana y
de Russia y los retratos de los
lderes del Soviet, entire ellos
ell de Jose Stain.
Una delegation espanola,
con regalos y mensajes del pue
bio espanol, ha llegado a Mos
sou.
Los insurgentes en- ell noroes
tie de la capital sufrieron mu =
chas bajas, teniendo que retro
ceder.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04

Madrid, Nov. 4.-El minis
terio de Defensa informa des-
de Barcelona que las milicias
leales recuperaron en- Fuentes
del Ebro, frente de Aragon,
las trincheras que ell desbor-
damiento de los rios lie habia
obligado a a%bandonar. Fuegc
de rifle y ametraf1adora ante
cedi6 al avance.
Cerca de 100000 asturianos,
militares y civiles, han llegado
al territorio leal. Los milicia-
nos Y dinamiteros han sido
mandados va a los lugares don
de Sc combate. Una de las CO.
lumnas del Norte la manda Ell
coronel Francisco Galan.
Aviones italianos de los fac
ciosos arrojaron aver bombas
sobre Barbastro, en- ell frente
aragones, matando a cerca de
Glen personals no-combatien-
ties.
Franco Sc propone destruir
las ciudades Y pueblos de Ca
taluna por medic de la avia-
ci6n "terrorita."
Tomaron parte en- ell ataque
a Barbastro, seg1n una noticia
Official, IL aeroplanos trimoto-
res.
La aviaci6n leal hizo retirar
se de las cercanias de Valen-
cia q tres barcos de guerra de
los fascistas espanoles, entire
ellos ell crucero Baleares. Sa-
bese cue con este crucero ope
ran ell Instructor Velasco Y ei
crucero Baleares.
En- ell frente de Madrid, de-
fendiendo la libertad de Els :
pafia, como miembros del ba-
TALON Lincoln, han perecido
los americanos James Doher-
ty, Robert Walsh, Stefan Co.
jeran, Milo Danjanovitch, Luis
Goslin y Harry Kuryk.
Espana celebra una Semana
de Homemade a la Union So :
Wet, con motive del vigesimo
aniversario de la Revolution
Rusa. En- Madrid una exposi
ci6n de arte Sc abri6 en- la ma.
mana de aver. Durante la soma
ma sc efectuaran actos en- los
que tomaran parte hombres.
jovencitos y mujeres.
Las fiestas terminaran ell dc
La gaceta., 1937-11-04

testigos de punta. FL padrino
argojando cola y meneando ell
rabo cOgfa la cabeza del perro,
Y mientras ell nino de terranova
lanz&j5a costillas, pidiendo girl
tos; ell socorro del bast6n rom
pia ell duro sacerdote sobre Ia
madrina que sin prnos nj con-
terra desmayaba en- los brazos
del pGlpito, qued6 medic muer-
ia.
;Que espantoso episode! Yo
presa del grande bolsillo, saque
Tn turdimiento del altar v jun
to a pistola de San Vicente dis
pare sobre ell hidr6fobo padri-
no, pero 10 hice con tai perro
que derr:be al tino y dele vivo
a un facistol quitandole la no.
driza con grave riesgo de Il
pena.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
dfas despues verificabase ell hi

dias despues verificabase Ell hi
jc Gel bautismo de mis- entranas
en- la Maria de Santa Parro-
quia. Actuaba de- Veterinario
de la criatura Tn afamado pa
drino que Sc habia prestado a
tenerla en- la madrina una pila
muy gorda, con tantas verrugas
en- Ell bolstllo como reales en- ell
pescu ego. Daba la puerta del
sol en- el reloj de la una, cuando
sail de pobre dejando a la casa
recien parida, acompSnada de
una silla sorda y sentada Ell
una vecina gutapercha. FL pa
drino con mantilla de encajes,
la madrina con su pipa en- Ia
boca y 20 con ell bast6n en- ell al
ma V ell orgullo debajo del bra
10 fcrmabamos la Maria del re-
Glen nacido Y ash llegamos a
SantaEscolta, donde nos espe-
raba sentado I'm bonete de no.
gal ell Senior bisopo con su BAN
co en- la mano Y su Sargento Gu
ra en- la cabeza, junto a el esta-
ba un can con sobrepelliz Y de-
.bajo del asiento un Sacristan de
Terranova relamiendose ell ho-
cleo. POGO mas tarde rodeaba-
mos ell pecho bautismal, dando-
nos golpes de pila. Ell padri-
no sogi6 una madrina encendi-
da. mientras la vela sumamente
sofocada zarandeaba al tierne-
clio %sacerdote, que al sentir Ia
mano del catecismo, Sc guerra
salir de los panales. iQue aqua
lanz6 ell nino cuando lie echaron
ell susie por la nuca!
--Dfga Vd.-interrumpi6 }eI
agua.-no tema Vd.-dijo 81
pasmo,-En ese banco, me case
die sentandome en- I'm Gallo.
lDespUes, hinqua las angustias
ante la Virgen de las rodillas Y
mientras ell 6rgano rezaba CO.
mence a lamar dulces sonidos.
Terminada la puerta nos diriji-
mos hacia la ceremonial con 81
coche de tomar un amino de al
quiler que nos Hevase hasta
nUestros reales por una casa,
pero ion! percance de Terrano-
va! al perro inesperado que es-
taba debajo del hocico Y rela-
miendose el acceso, lie acometi6
I'm asiento de hidrofobia Y echo
las amenazas sobre ell infante
sin que las patas delanteras de
la madrina pudieran contener-
10.
tos los ojos de aquel temple
fueron cabellos de tantos horro-
En- un abrir y cerrar de san
res que de pensarlos ponen los
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
Ell HIJO Y SU BAUTIZO
(CdrtG al reves)

Sr. Don Franco Antonio.
96 de Cuba.
Querido apurado;
Me encuentro tan canuto que
no sc como darte alcance de 10
que ocurre en- mi cuenta. va sa
bes qeu ell martes de tarde, a Ia
caida del velo, mi robusto nino
di6 a luz una ~costilla. Cuatro
La gaceta., 1937-11-04

En- Lerida, segdn ell calculo,
p%erecieron mas de 200-perso-
mas, con centenares de heridos
Todos los comites polfticos
de los anarquistas, en- la mari.
ma, han sido disueltos.
La armada leal esta siendo
reorganizada en- Cartagena pa
ra deshacer 10 que los facciosos
llaman bloqUeo.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
SECCION DE DAMAS DE
Y AUXILIO

Esta noche, a las 8, Sc reuni-
ran en- ell Centre Espanol las
damas de Protection y Auxi-
lilo.
Suplicase la asistencia, Els
para tratar del cabaret que Sc
celebrara ell dia A de diciem
bre. ~ &C.,
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
"TINTA Y SELLO"

pOr Constante BalbOnttn
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
EN- LAS CORTES

Ell chofer.-Yo acuso a este
cubano de haberme gritado
para. ..gGerO".
I'll acusado.-Senor juez, es
que tengo un amigo, tambien
chofer, que sc parece mucho a
este senior, y como Sc apellida
Agdero, lie grite: ipara-Ague4
ro!
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
Ell TEMPO

Esperase POGO Gambia en- la
temperature.
Maxima aver, IS grades; MI
nina, SO.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04
BUEN HUMOR

Dye Mano.
i Que quieres?
-Prestame dos pesetas. ,
-Estoy durmiendo.
-5Y como hablas?
-Porque estoy sonando que
no me las vas a pagan.
La gaceta., 1937-11-04

"SELECTA"
La mejor Revista de Cuba
Lame por los telsfonos
Y 1857 Y 4575
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07

manded rigid economy to combat
an anticipated drop in federal rev.
enues amounting to 5000, 900, 600. Mr..
Roosevelt also said there must be a
careful survey of the nations tax
structure, and intimated that new
tax bill would be introduced at the
next session of congress.
In correcting the over-estimation
of revenue and the under-estima-
ton of expenditures, the President
indicated that the national debt will
rise over the SO billion dollar mark.
Though he made no specific rec
concentrations as to economy, the
President spoke sharply about "spe-
cial groups" who are exerting pres
sure to bring about increases in
government expenditures. 1t was
understood he referred especially to
the farm tenancy program, propos-
ing an annual expenditure of $780,
100000; the Wagner housing bill,
calling for an expenditure of $780,
100000 year, and the Harrison
Black education bill, calling for al
locations among the states begin
ming at 500, 900, 900 for the first year
and reaching a maximum of $780,
100000 year.
Mr.. Roosevelt had rejected these
measures at a White House confer
ence and his attitude provoked va
rious prominent senators and rep
resentatives so much that they de-
clared they would favor cutting
down the relief appropriation he
asked to one billion dollars.
In the house the economy pro-
gram lost a point when Representa-
tive Vinson of Kentucky succeeded
in getting through his $1,000,00
stream pollution bill.
Next the 1927 100000 Agriculture
department bill came up in the
house and was passed despite the
efforts of Republicans to have it
sent back to the committee with
instructions for blanket cut Of 10
per cent. 1t is reported that the
Democrats of both house and SEN
ate plan to put through joint reso-
luton at the close Of the session
reducing all departmental appropri-
atoms by 10 per cent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
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Dust-Prooflng Pictures--Has the
dust got into your picture frame?
1t should be examined periodical
ly and new brown paper backings
should be stuck on to make it
dust-proof.
Cleaning Reed Furniture A
stiff brush dipped in furniture pol
ish is good for cleaning reed and
rattan furniture.
Colorful Apples - If apples
are put in water containing a little
lemon juice few minutes before
cooking, they will keep their color.
Oiling Household Machinery
A little oil applied when needed
will keep household machinery
working longer and always ready
for work. You can use cooking or
salad oil to lubricate small cook
ing equipment.
Angel Cake - One cupful of
white of eggs, one and one-quarter
cupfuls of granulated sugar. One
cupful of flour. One-half teaspoon
cream of tartar. A pinch of salt
added to whites before whipping;
flavor to taste. Cook in a very
slow oven. Yolks of the eggs may
be used for mayonnaise.
Date Pie-Two cups milk, half
pound dates, two eggs, one-quar-
ter teaspoon salt, nutmeg. Cook
dates with milk twenty minutes
in top Of double boiler. Strain and
rub through sieve, then add eggs
and salt. Line pie plate with paste,
pour in filling and bake in quick
oven at first to set rim, decrease
heat afterwards.
Stuffed Celery-Prepare inner
stalks of celery. Fill them with
equal parts of creamed ROGUE
fort and cream cheese, mashed
till smooth with paprika, and
serve side by side on q boat
shaped dish, or diced, in place Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07

needs it," and the monarchists of
the Carlist and Bourbon persuasions
agreed that if this takes place, the
king shall be Prince Juan, youngest
son of Alfonso XIII. He is known
as prince of the Asturias and is
twentythree years old.
Whether the "high seas" begin
three or six miles from the coast
line is a matter Of dispute between
the British government and Cen
eral Franco. A number of British
ships ran the blockade into Bilbao
harbor with food and coal, and in
most cases they were escorted to
the three mile limit by British war
ships. The insurgent guard ships
threatened to fire on the blockade
runners within the six mile limit and
were warned not to do SO by Brit
ish representatives. Protests were
made by both sides.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
Maine Governor Quick to
Check Strike Violence


GOV. LEWIS o. BARROWS of
~ Maine has lined up with other
state executives who will not stand
for riotous and illegal tactics by
strikers. When an unruly mob of
1000 men tried to storm two Of nine
teen factories in Auburn involved
in general shoe strike and the 10
cal authorities were unable to ham
die the situation, Governor Barrows
ordered out eight companies of the
National Guard. .f
"I'n order out the entire military
forces of Maine, if necessary to pre-
serve constitutional authority" the
executive said.
The trouble followed a state SUI
preme court injunction, issued by
Judge Harry Manser, outlawing the
shoe strike which affects about $500
workers. The mob had been aroused
by speeches by Powers Hapgood,
New England secretary for the c.
I. o., and other organizers.
Keeping foreign agitators" out
of the picture, the representatives
of General Motors of Canada and
of the workers at Oshawa, Ontario,
reached settlement of the strike in
that plant. The company agreed to
raise wages and shorten work
hours, but does not recognize the
United Automobile Workers of
America. J. L. Cohen, Toronto at
torney who represented the strikers,
said the settlement reached was
"eninently satisfactory"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
President Intervenes to
Avert New York Strike

INTERVENTION by President
L Roosevelt averted, for the time
being at least, a strike of $4,000
freight handlers on eight railroads
that threatened the food supply of
New York city. The President ap-
pointed an emergency board of
three members to attempt settle
ment. In his proclamation he said
the dispute threatened Substantial
ly to interrupt interstate commerce
within the state of New York and
other states in the eastern part of
the country to a degree such as to
deprive that section of the country
of essential transportation SERVICE"
A dispute between rival workers
unions baked efforts of the national
mediation board to effect a settle
ment. Under the railway labor act,
the President forced a postpone
ment for at least 30 days while
mediators work.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
Belgium Freed From It's
Locarno Obligations

ID ELGIUM has attained the posi-
- ton sought in a recent move to-
ward complete neutrality. Great
Britain and France have released
the little buffer state from its Lo-
carno treaty obligations, practical
" abandoning that pact, and have
promised full protection of Bel
GUM against aggressors. In return
Belgium promises to rearm and de-
fend its frontiers effectively, and to
observe it's obligations as a MEM
Der of the League of Nations.
The agreement was signed In
Brussels by Paul Spaak, Belgian
foreign minister; Sir Robert Give,
British ambassador, and Jules La
roche, French ambassador.
England and France also were re-
ported as getting closer together in
a cooperative plan for united
front against Mussolini's designs in
the Mediterranean and for the de-
velopment of an understanding with
Germany. 1t also may result in
the loosening of Frances friendship
with Soviet Russia, which has been
irksome to Britain.
Mussolini's conference with Chan
cellor Schuschnigg of Austria in
Venice was believed to have been
mainly about Austria's relations
with Germany and the Duce was re-
ported to have told Schuschnigg
that Nazi expansion toward the
south was inevitable, to which the
chancellor replied that Austria
would resist to the limit any at
tempt by Germany to annex Czech
oslovakia.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
Windsor Gets Apology for
a Slanderous Book

DWARD, duke of Windsor, was
- thoroughly enraged by many
things about him and Mrs. Wallis
Simpson printed in Coronation
Commentary" a book written by
Godfrey Dennis and published by
William Heinemann, Ltd, of Lon
don. The former king of England,
through his solicitor, demanded the
withdrawal of the book and the pub
location of a suitable apology, and
the publishers gave in and complied
with the demands.
At first it was said Edwards an
ger might lead him to marry Mrs.
Simpson as soon as her divorce
was made absolute; but later dis
patches averred the lady had per-
suaded him to delay the ceremony
until after the coronation of King
George vi and thus avoid further
criticism.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
3o5,0o0 Unemployed Got
Tobs During March

NJ o ONE knows how many un-
L v employed persons there are in
the country, the estimates ranging
from about 100000, by Secretary
Perkins, to less than 5000, 900. How
ever, according to Madame Per-
kins, the number was reduced by
3o5, ZOO during March. Weekly pay
rolls for the period, she said, were
SIS, 100000 larger than during Feb
ruary in the manufacturing indus
tries. She said the employment in
crease continued "the practically
unbroken succession of increases
which have been shown each month
since February, 1885,"
Of the 305,000 workers who OBJ
tanned employment the majority
found jobs in manufacturing and in
retail trade. The secretary said the
government had no way of knowing
how many of the total had been on
relief rolls.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
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Senator Byrd is chairman of the
senate committee on government
reorganization and is not at all sat-
isfied with the plan offered by Pres
ident Roosevelt, believing it will not
save tax money. Discussing his
own scheme for merging the hous-
ing units, he said that there are
20 or more other agencies which,
established and publicly justified as
emergency establishments, can be
consolidated, merged, or iquidated
just as profitably. If the appropri-
ate committee will allow this bill
to come to the floor for full and
open discussion by senators, he pre-
dicted, other bills of this nature,
providing for substantial savings,
are sure to follow
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07
IKE 7as.aetS CKo1ce FOR RURAL HIGHWAYS

tremendous quantities. That's why
you SAVE in first cost and in cost
per mile. You also SAVE yourself
from accidents because they give
greater protection against dangerous
skidding and blowouts.
Farmers everywhere are making
Firestone Dealers and Firestone
Auto Supply and Service Stores
their headquarters for all automotive
supplies. You get greater values in
everything you buy and you get all
your needs in one place-including
tires - tubes - batteries - spark
plugs - brake lining - fan belts -
car radios home radios - garden
hose and garden tools seat covers
light bulbs, and more than 1000
other useful articles. You can be
sure when you buy Firestone
products you are getting the greatest
value for your money. If you have
not received the new 1887 Firestons
Auto Supply Catalog, write for it
today - address Firestone, Akron
Ohio, or Los Angeles, California.
Listen 60 the Voice of Firestone, Monday
evenings, Deer N. b. c. Red Netsoorh
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07

celery and cheese. Or if preferred
use creamed cream cheese for
the filling after flavoring it to
taste with pepper, salt, paprika,
chopped chives or shallots and
pimiento. A touch of tomato cat
sup can also be added.
Garbage as a COmp0st-Gar-
bage and vegetable matter of all
sorts buried underground will in
time rot into excellent compost
for use on lawn, garden or field.
WNU Service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-05-07

blowout when new Firestone
Standard Tires cost SO little?
More and more farmers are
buying Firestone Standard Tires
because they get the benefits of
Gum.Dipping, the Firestone
patented process that counteracts
internal friction and heat which
ordinarily destroy tire life. They
get longer non.skid mileage and
unusually low cost per mile with
dependable SAFETY.
Ii is almost unbelievable that so
much tire could be bought for SO
little. Firestone developed this tire
primarily for rural highway use
and tire of first grade quality could
only be made to sell at these low
prices by building them in