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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
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The Sin of Adam and Eve, Gen
esis 3:1-15, for Sunday, April IL:
When God created man he abun-
dainty supplied his need. Fruit o.
all trees but one were for him
mans character had value only with
the power of choice, SO only one
tree had forbidden fruit.
V. 1. "Now the serpent was more
subtle than any beast of the field
which the Lord God had made. And
God said, We shall not eat of every
tree of the garden" Temptation
came by doubling God and misin-
terpreting Gods work. Eve being
alone made the temptation easier:
it is so today.
VS.. 2, 8. "And the woman said
unto the serpent, We may eat of the
fruit of the trees of the garden; but
of the fruit which is in the midst
of the garden, God hath said, Ye
shall not eat. of it, neither shall ye
touch it, lest ye shall die. Eve made
a mistake in considering the temp
tation; she failed to quote God's S
word exactly, substituting "lest"
for surely" thus allowing a posi-
bility.
VA. "And the serpent said unto
the woman, Ye shall not surely die"
Here was a half truth-death would
not Immediately ensue, but there is
a common course of evil. One drink
will not hurt you, one act of dis
honesty will not get you, are evil
lures of today.
V. s. "For God doth know that
in the day We eat thereof, then your
eyes shall be opened, and We shall
be as gods, knowing good and evil"
When one disobeys God, sooner or
later he will know it, but it is not
true that by disobeying God we may
have His wisdom. Here is another
half truth with more daring lure.
v. 6. "And when the woman saw
that the tree was good for food,
and that it was pleasant to the eyes,
and a tree to be desired to make one
wise, she took of the fruit thereof,
and did eat, and gave also unto her
husband with her; and he did eat
Note her three-fold temptation and
how she dragged her best friend
down with her. Their eyes were op-
ened as the tempter had said, open
late, so they proceeded TO hide their
sin by covering. They were so
ashamed Of themselves that they
hid One who has done evil today
does it in the dark as if he too
could hide himself from God.
v. 9. "And the Lord God called
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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4property damage policy. The cost4
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XLet us explain this new law to you
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The diminutive chains of habit
are seldom heavy enough to be felt
till they are too strong to be brok-
en.-Johnson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Malta M. E. Church

Sunday school, 9:15. Mr. c. 3.
Smith, superintendent. Morning
worship, at 1O:30. Sermon topic,
SIN the Spring. Evening worship,
1880. Sermon topic, "Flower Girls. "
Paul I. Wachs, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Pleasant Grove Church

Sunday school at 1880 p. m. BY
vote of the Sunday school, they wi;
reorganize on next Sabbath, Apri
IL. AT 2:30 p. m. Rev. A. N. Grove
will preach on the subject, Goods
Method of Working All are in,
vited to these services.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Pennsville M. P. Circuit

Pennsville: Sunday school, $50.
Preaching, 1890 and 1880 Bailey:
Preaching, 1870. Sunday school,
2:30-(note change). Pisgah: Sun
day school, 10 a. m. Todds:
Preaching 3 p. m. Revival services
at Pennsville this week.-M. T. Nc
Donald, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
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MtESerV1Ce-
st. James Roman Catholic Church

Times of Masses: First, third and
fifth Sundays of month, 1920, June
to. September, $3.50, inclusive; Sec
ond and fourth Sundays of month,
500. June to September, 1880, in
elusive; week days, 1880; Holy
days, 600 Confession Saturday
evenings and eve of Holy days,
1880; first Fridays before Mass,
1880; evening, Holy hour, 7:30.-
Rev. Louis B. Preston, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08

The Sin Of Adam and Eve, Gen
esis Bills, for Sunday, April IL:
Why did God forbid eating of the
fruit of one tree?
How did the tempter proceed then
and now?
What are the evil effects of sin?
In what sense is every day day
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Bristol Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. There
will be congregational meeting
Immediately at the close of Sunday
school. All members requested to
be present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Tho Ia adioc uho pavo tho ~

The ladies who gave the cooking
demonstration were greatly taken
with the elevated broiler on the new
Magic Chef range at Morris Hard
ware. One of the many Magic Chef
features.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Church of the Nazarene
Main Street, Malta

Three services will be held on this
coming Sunday, the closing day Of
our present revival, with Evange-
list w. E. Boggs. Singers will be
here from Dayton. The day will be-
gin with Sunday school, $50 a. M
Church worship, 10:30. Great af-
ternoon service, 2:30. Closing re-
vival service, 1880 p. Mos. F..
Morgan, pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08
Main Street Church of Christ

Unified service of preaching, COM
munion and Bible study, $50 a. IN.
The pastor will preach at Bishopville
in the evening W. Perry,
pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08

The diminutive chains of habit
are seldom heavy enough to be felt
till they are too strong to be brok-
en.-JOhnSon.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
UiuSfrNfed.
BY Vincenfinf

"She said she was fine" he told
Duke.
She says so, Of course. And over
the phone, you couldn't see how nerv-
Gus and irritable and jumpy she is.
She doesn't eat enough and Rosetta
says she doesn't sleep well-says she
has lost pounds"
Has she seen a doctor?"
Rosetta called one, but she wouldn't
see him. Told her she'd discharge her
If she didn't stop butting into her
affairs"
"Oh, that was just temper" said
Madison. Why, Rosetta brought her
up"
Temper, yes-but that isn't nat
ural, is it? Nothing is right in her
life now"
DO you know if anything is wor-
rying her. Bradley? Oh. of course
her fathers death was a shock-I
know how much she loved him-but
had hoped the excitement of the
tracks would be good for her. That
was why I agreed to the postpone
ment of our marriage"
We'll, If you will pardon me for
saying so, you made mistake there.
She needs love and companionship-
and except from good old Rosetta.
she doesn't get either. 1 know she
insisted on doing this. but she was in
no state to know what was best for
her, what she really wanted. But I
know and I'm telling you-she loves
you and wants you and needs you"
Madison held out his hand to Duke.
Il won't forget this, Bradley" he
said. Il should have had more sense,
but as I didn't. I'm glad you had.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
yet. But something told him she

yet. But something told him she
wouldn't.
ooh, forgot one thing" Madison
was saying on the phone. you will
have to phone the airport again and
say there'll be two of us. DR.. Beard
is flying down with me. And also let
my mother know that" he stopped
as he felt Dukes hand on his shoul-
der-"wait minute for the rest Of
the instructions. What are you say
ing, Bradley?"
Il wondered if your arithmetic is
perfect. Won't there be two extra
going with you? l.
"Of course. anything you say goes,
after what you've done for me today"
Then into the phone-"I forgot
when you get the airport. say there
will be two extra passengers. Mr.. Duke
Bradley will be with us"
1t was time to go. The plane would
wait but Madison could not. He called
out last-minute orders while he put
on his hat and went out the door.
Shes Just overdone things" he
said to Duke. as they went down in
the elevator. That's her nature. And
I'm SO in love with her, that I've
let her have her own way about
everything. From now on I'm going
to take charge of things"
Duke has made daring nope. He
IS determined to get Hartley's bets at
any cost. Will Carol find ,Uav to
hWart him9 See tomorrom's INSTALL
ment Nth its amazing disclosures.
(To be continued)
Evening star., 1937-07-29
CHAPTER X.

Hartley Madison was running race
with time His schedule during buSi-
ness hours was always full, and now
something had come up about Califor
his attention. He had hoped to be
able to attend to the matter by tele-
phone, but had decided he must f1y
out and look the situation over. The
most trusted of his three secretaries
was taking charge of all callers and
calls in the ante-room of his Office and
he was debating to the two other.
Put through call to Newport" he
said over one of his desk phones.
when you get mother, tell her of the
Evening star., 1937-07-29
THE STORY THUS FAR.

Carol Clayton returns from,
England to Brookdale, Saratoga,
nth her pealthy fance, Hartley
Madison. She resents her dead
fathers friend, handsome Duke
Bradley, a bookmaker. Duke ac-
cuSeS her of marrying for money.
Inturiated, Carol postpones her
'peddtng and starts to play the
horses so she can pdy him her
fathers $4,000 debt. She chal-
lenges him to take her bets, and
he agrees Her luck is phenomenal,
but on the racing special to Bal
timore he Udrns her that she is
heading for nervous breakdown.
Carol dislikes Fritsi O'Malley, 1Dho
is di,uays seeking Duke out. She
is shocked Uhen Kiffe, Fritsis
fance, confdes that he thinks
Duke loues Fritsi.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Wait a minute.

wait minute.
He picked up the receiver.
Send Boswell and Miss Skeen in
at once-there's a sudden change in
my plans. 1 have to leave them some
further instructions. And you be
ready to drive to the airport with me
LII dictate to you on the way. Now
put through call to DR.. Beard Get
nm at once. Then phone the airport
and say I'm going to Florida instead
OF California; leave at the same time "
He picked up some papers on his
desk and glanced at them. He laid
them down when the phone rang.
Hello, doctor. I want you to fly to
Florida with me this afternoon. Oh.
give them to some other doctor. This
IS urgent. No, I'm all right. It's my
nancee. suppose there are good doc
tors there, but want the best and I
won't take anything else Throw few
things in your bag and pick me up at
the office as soon as you can. Half an
hour. O. K. And thanks"
Duke was almost as much impressed
by this conversation as he had been
with the other things he had heard
of Madison. He knew of DR.. Beard
Who didn't? He couldn't resist smil-
ing. He had won out in the matter of
Hartley Madison. He would show
Carol. He had been sincere in all he
had said to Madison. He did like
them, he did want them both to be
happy, Carol was not well, she did
need to have with her the man she
loved. Part of what he had done he
had done for the sake of Jim Clay
ton. He had asked him, as he was
dying, to watch over Carol and be q
friend to her if ever she needed one.
But there was something else. He
wanted to get Madison to betting on
the races again. He had made a good
beginning. Carol might stymie him
Evening star., 1937-07-29

change In my plans, so she won't ex-
Can't place him. Tell him-oh, he says
Brookdale. Tell him I'm sorry,
but-'
One of his secretaries had opened
the door to go to the outer Office. She
fell back in amazement, as a young
man with smile said, THANK you
so much" and walked into the office
Madison looked up in surprise
Sorry if I seem to barge in," said
Duke, but 1 gathered things were
rather frenzied and have to see you.
Mind?"
Madison laughed and held out his
left hand, then waved him to a chair.
He did not stop talking into the phone
Ambassador Sigora calling from
Washington? Can't take the time
tell him I've already left for Califor-
mia; will phone him as soon as 1 land.
Find out what United Copper is do
Ing"
He put down the receiver and turned
10 Duke.
you're here" he said "but I'm
afraid I can't give you much time
L" his phone rang-"on dis
count Of one and half points, would
advise a purchase of $4,000. Get that
to all the members of the board"
Duke was looking out the window at
the magnicent skyline of New York
He was afraid his face might show
what he was thinking He had known
Hartley Madison was powerful in
financial circles, but this-keeping
ambassadors waiting, giving advice,
placing huge orders! Carol had been
right when she said if Hartley bet, it
would not be with "chicken-feed."
Why shouldn't he put some money on
the races? Even if he lost what would
seem small fortune to Duke. it
wouldn't make dent in the Madison
millions?
well, Bradley" said Madison,
"maybe we can get a few words in
Glad to see you. What are you doing
In New York;"
Il came to see you"
I'm flattered Carol didn't tell me"
again the phone rang-"Of course.
That's fine. Close for 40 millions"
Miss Clayton doesn't know I'm
here" Duke said when Madison put
down the received Nobody knows
I'm here"
We'll, I'm glad to see you. Any
thing I can do for you?"
"One thing. Come to Florida with
me-"
Madison shook his head.
Don't I wish couldl But you've
heard some Of what's going on. I'm
leaving at 3 by plane for California"
YOU'D best have the pilot head
It south"
What do you mean? Were you
hbbing Just now-did Carol send
you?"
II was telling you Gods truth.
Shed be furious If she knew I came
here, at ALL She wouldn't ask me to
do anything for her She never has
liked me and every time she sees me
she hates me more. I came of my
own accord to tell you she needs you "
Needs me?" there was amazement
and fear, too, in his voice.
"She's a sick girl, Madison-she's in
0 bad way"
why, I talked to her just five min
utes before you came in-she wanted
to speak to me before she left Balti-
more"
did she sound all right-natural?'
Madison spoke into the phone be-
fore he answered Duke.
Don't put any call through until
I tell you" he said. mot If the presi-
dent OF the Bank Of England calls
. And I'll ring for you when need
you" he said to the two secretaries in
disnissal'
Evening star., 1937-07-29
help MEN AND WoMEh.

COUPLE, for private school: man must
have D. c. permit and be good driver and
houseman; woman to cook; living quarters
furnished; salary $50 month. Apply before
pm, 1904 Park rd. NV
MAN AND WIFE, colored TO cook, serve
meals. clean house and do all yard work
for suburban home; must live on place In
nicely furnished rooms: local references re-
CURED. Apply In writing. address Box
3l5-J. Star off1ce. 30.
SOLICITOR tPHONE), SALESMAN wanted
Bldg. 14th and N, Y ave. Thurs 81 to
u I'M: Thurs. Fri, Sat. 6 to Q pm
Evening star., 1937-07-29

hfTHEN NE lOI Idllu1eSSlnR SnOp. Call
BEAUTY APPRENTICES earn while learn
ing. Apply L to pm, Bettys, 1868
Conn ave 31'
BEAUTY OPERATOR: steady position
CARMEL Beauty Shop. Bill l4th St NV.
Apply 9-11 am. s41 ! 9TH st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS WANTED, thorough
ly experienced only; guaranteed salary.
Venetian Beauty Salon, 523 7th st. s.w.
GIRL, attractive, experienced, to work in
delcatessen. Apply 1901 Georgia ave. NV.
G1EE IFI go eoeFeq to help in kitchen. apply
M1LLINER; y s sxDssTlenced. Apply 1llloo 10. F
SECRETARY, experienced in bookkeeping,
filing. stenography and typing. State age,
ADDRESS BOZ W s77eJ. Star e once. nee 1eel'A''s'
SECRETARY, salary s3O-s35: permanent
position, interesting work; must be expert
sneed dctaphons
Address BOX s44.J Star office. 90: 80
sTENoGRAPHER insurance once expert
BOX 36s-D. Star ONCE. 'N'"' ''01'e''
WAITRESS, experienced, white; good
wages. Apply Broadway Restaurant, sth
and K SITS. NV.
WATTREssEs white, experienced. Call
1925 Conn. ave. NV.
WAL! !nESoES. experienced. Apply Ep-
STEMS. 421 18th st. NV.
WOMAN, white, not over As; general house
work: must be good cook. live in; family
OF adults. Address Box 1S4-H Star Office
WOMEN with sales experience. neat ap-
pearance, age 30 or over, intelligent at
tractivt: chance for rapid advancement to
right women Apply employment manager,
9TH floor. 1898 st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES 60. under "a, h. S. or
ance, to travel extensively with manager
and similar group for internationally
known concern liberal compensation; per-
manent positions assured qualif1ers. Also
2 for local work. Apply to Mr.. Steele.
Carroll Arms Hotel 1st and c SITS. ne.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT requires the
services OF a wide-awake woman. Must be
rapid typist. experienced on telephone COL
lection work. Good salary Steady position.
Address Box 76-J. Star ONCE.
SELL Americas finest Christmas cards:
excellent earnings; full OF part time. Room
OF. 14oo g st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
Crash Fatal to Three

SALEM, Conn. July 90 LP.-Three
residents OF Rockville. Conn, bound
on fishing trip were killed here yes
terday in head-on crash of an auto
mobile and bakery truck.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
SAlESMEN.

MEN to sell advertising fans to funeral
directors. Commission liberal. Address Box
80 j. Star office.
SALESMEN-Here is a real chance to get
real break, We are Offering a PERMA-
NENT connection with one of the largest
ard most reliable Chevrolet dealers in
Wa aShlngton Highest commissions paid
and new Chevrolet demonstrator is fur
nished. Modern show room plenty of
floor traffic and good prospect list is
furnished. Previous experience is not
necessary. we will train you ourselves
Apply to Mr.. Rosenthal, 400 New York
ave. NV.
MEN for Rawleigh Routes of 500 families.
Reliable hustler should start earning S25
weekly and increase rapidly Write today.
Rawleigh,s, Dept. DCG-4S, Chester. Pa.
MAN to sell coal and oil on very attrac-
tive commission basis. Address Box 31O-J,
Star office.
THIS BUILDING ORGANIZATION IS NOW
RECOGNIZED RISEI2CC0TGGN AS THE LARGEST PRO
WASHINGTON !, .sL o, AREA; SALES HAVE
MONTHS OF SELLING. WE HAVE ROOM
FOR A PRODUCER; PREFER MAN ABOUT
80. EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE
MARRIED. OWNING A CAR WRITE IN
DETAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AD-
DRESS BOX 11S-D. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
MEN WANTED


sURE-FIRE PROPOSITION TO MAKE
MONEY IF YOU CAN SELL HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES S-REFRIGERAToRs WASH
M RATE 9fEe or eeRl2f eoMnssoN saeSG1S S To@N H5GN
NO CHARGE BACKS. CALL BETWEEN 10
AND >. BA1LEY's STORES. I74l johnson
S SITS. NV.
REAL ESTATE OLD ES-
TABLISHED OFFICE HAS
OPENING FOR MAN BE-
TWEEN 25 AND 80 YEARS
IN RENTAL DEPT. PROVEN
SALES ABILITY is ESSEN
TIAL. PHONE NATIONAL
1851 FOR APPOINTMENT.
COLLECTION AND CREDIT
MANAGER; MUST BE EX-
PERIENCED; GOOD OP-
PORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN. ALL INQUIRIES WILL
BE CONFIDENTIAL. ASK
FOR MR.. WASSERMAN, 10
AM. to II NOON. GEORGES
RADIO CO., 816 F ST. NV.
THERE is A POSITION for
a young man who is alert
and quick to learn in an i'm
portant jewelry store; must
be of good appearance and
average education. Address
Box 316-J, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
HELP DOMESTIC,

COOKING and general housework . adults
and baby: sleep in; no Saturdays; So
2S25 Bellevue terrace NV. Emerson 5619
FIRST-CLASS COOK and general house,
worker colored. about 35; stay nights,
Chevy Chase home. Apply Friday morn
ing, 8 to 10. for interview at 1905 o st.
NV Only first-claSS cook with references;
$40 week to start.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, reliable, ref
erences: small family. 44l9 18th st. NV.
GIRL. white, care for house and two chill
dren for employed couple; live in: SIS week.
Phone Cleveland 1863.
GIRL. colored, for cooking general house
work; In family; must stay nights; sub
urban: references. Shep. 1861.
GIRL. neat for general houseWork, expert
enced with children; good laundress: S25
mo-, room and board downstairs room
city references. 1852 Sheridan st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. white: must be good cook
stay. nights. 54sl 31st st. NV. Cleveland
MAID to do general housework in man S
home. Phone Cleveland 0227 after pm.
WOMAN, colored for general housework
stay nights 1871 Staples st. ne
WHITE WOMAN. experienced cook for
institution, ability to handle kitchen help,
references: Phone Shepherd 3479.
WOMAN, settled, capable OF planning
couple; references. Apply 22O4 Cathedral
ave NV. after 7 pm.
YOUNG GIRL white must be experienced
salary Apply 400 Conn. ave, Apt. Sol.
Emerson Dr11
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HELP MEN,

must have references Hebrew Home for
the Aged ll"5 Spring rd NV
AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER MAN
come ready for work. Apply Mr.. Jacobs,
AUTO METAL WORKER. lst class, Dave
Morris Auto Service, I539 M st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MAN WANTED, Apply
RalnboW Auto Paint Co, 1445 Church st.
NV. White.
taurant. Apply in person. The Concord
Restaurant, 81! Kennedy St NV
BOY. colored, Christian. ls to "a store
and houseUork; give age. height, dark or
light Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 81 so
day meals. Address Box lss-H, Star ofice
BOY, bright, exceptionally good reader.
apply 2l"7 G st. NV, pm. or after.
BUTCHER: Al, local man; good refer
eneeS; en 30 30 week week to start. Address Box
CABINET MAKER and repairman. expert
Sl1 Penn. ave. NV.
COLLECTION MAN for installment clothing
mouse; man with car ard ability to use
typewriter preferred but not essential;
good salary; steady position. Address BOX
S3-H, Star office
COLLECTOR OR SOLICITOR. full or part
time; permanent yearin position for re j.
able men. National 4sl3.
COLORED PORTER, with drivers permit
New jersey ave. NV.
COUNTFRMAN experienced, must be 81
wears of age and have good references.
Apply Icons Delicatessen. 113l 14th st.
NV.
DELIVERY BOY WANTED, white. with
drivers permit; start SIG week. 3040 14th
st. NV. Call forenoons. 3O'
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN for financial in
stitution; must be over 80 and have good
personality; good income and opportunity
for Advancement. Address Box 216-H.
Star office.
GASOLINE ATTENDANT. experienced. able
to handle night Shift alone. Steuart Motor
Co. 14u1 Rhode Island ave. ne.
GROCERY CLERK. expert. experienced
from better type stores in this city; right
man can earn $40 week or more; state
age, experience. reference. Address Box
:'32-J. Star office 30
KITCHEN MAN white. middle-aeed thor
oughly experienced in preparation and
serving OF foods. capable of assisting man
ager in large boarding house: no rummy
need apply. Address Box IT'D. Star
office.
Evening star., 1937-07-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

JOPLIN MO. VIA ST. LOUIS. AUG. /; RE
turn about Aug. d take three. MR..
CUSHMAN Metropolitan 4O7l 90
DRIVING TO CHILLICOTHE. MO- JULY
81 st, > passengers wanted. return in 3
weeks; fare reasonable. Col. sia9-M 90
DRIVING TO SOUTHEAST MISSOURI
next Monday new sedan room for three
share expenses. JOHN F. EDMUNDSON,
Lincoln 9Sg5. 30.
DRIVING BUFFALO. SYRACUSE SATUR-
day, July 81; accommodate % new car
experienced reasonable. Cleveland 2SOg
evenings 90.
Los ANGELES VIA CHICAGO. TAKE 3
passengers. leave Sat. July 81; 1887
OldSmoblIe sedan. Atlantic 1901
DRIVING AUG. md IDAHO OREG.
Wash: Route 30: Plymouth sedan: desire
passengers. Call ANN1S. Decatur 2OO2 !.
LEAVING FOR RALEIGH. N. c., AUG. Ist;
take three passengers. exchange references
Ca!l MR.. WELSH. Decatur ll2o. 90
80 CHEV. COACH TO LINCOLN, NEBR..
two or three passengers, share expense
Cleveland .3G1 after pm. 30.
YOUNG WOMAN DRIVING TO TEXAS
Sunday or lst OF week. wishes another as
passenger ref eXch. West 11S2-J
PASSENGER, GENTLEMAN PREFERRED
Tor California this week; new car: refer
enceS. Phone District 1900, GRADY