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Evening star., 1938-03-13
Tropical Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Pur.e, $500: claiming; T.
year Myesr-olds and up furlones ~
ain ehsne. .Ssnsssn' Sasss !DuDp. l'|0 ZIG ssS sfsS
oslFsndo T,m: !Whoey' Ynlo $40
Patch. Mint Patch, Two Tricks. suncircle
Blaze. Beaver Lake. Speed Queen and Come
Home.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
s:,. gF.,ty winys! Bqss Ty9sh asI4,' 1856 ssS q"
rrim~ay T9m.a ! :hnaers0" .iss. 4'o
Aiso rsnISoe D., Fair Time. Irish Oak
daily Double paid s4s.50 for s21
THIRD RAcE-Tne Fort Lauderdale
Purse; purse. $500; allowances; .-year-
Ss,5!; spanish .'sP Mm%cn 'cDer' 4.so sss"" s,soo
Blue Star young $50
Also ran-Jack Horner. Express. Guitar.
Wise Hildred and Finella.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
ing: :3-year-olds and up: 5ia furlonss
Black River tAndersonI $50 $40 $50
Kno.ias Kim. a'.n., .yopns. 'Ros,ra, 900 54too
Also rsn@Tedan. Rifted Clouds, Mar
AOIl klttie JACk, GUN HHAHlOH anu niHBS-
bury.
FIFTH RAcE-Tn. Orange Blossom
Handicap: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds and
aMucho h, % Gusto tYouns, go $50 a.1o
Tatterdemalion tMcCombs $40 $50
War Minstrel Ryan 800
Time. 1:44as.
Also ran-Blackbirder Baby Talk Cab
alerro II. No Sir. Teufel. aPalamede and
Francesca.
aRamsey and Coppage entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. ST 900: claiming;
4-year-o!ds and up: i. miles.
Masker tMcCombSl lilo 500 4.30
Indomitable tWright) $40 $50
Sun Mica wv. G. Jackson) $50
Also ran-.Jsek Patches. Daytonian,
Quincy and Shining Sun.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-oids and up; II. miles.
Red Rogue ANDERSON $3.50 1880 $50
Stone Martin tWrightp $50
Also ran-Wee Emma. Airlap. Flying
Banner. Albuquerque, Genaibi and Erin's
Sun.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claimins
4-year-olds and up: l mile and so yards.
Kindred Spirit Lynch) 1850 $50 400
Espinaca Anderson, $50 $40
Berry Patch tGrant) $50
Also ran-Aerialist. Sam Worthy Fleet
Wind Inscription, Sweet Tone and Olomor.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Chess Problem No. 129.
By G. HUME.
Courtesy OF English "Chess."C
BLACK-8 MEN.
WHITE-S MEN,
White to Move and Mate in Two.


Problem No. 1877, by Burney Mar
shall, is solved by Q-Kt5. 1t seems
lately that published problems are
being subjected to a close scrutiny by
the ladderites. In challenging any
solution please give complete analysis
oProblemists to score two points on No.
knouss e9sf Wiley rer Rsr'eT sousons EdSsrd sus 6
mitted mite! may not be Withdrawn and others
Rogx snG io..o5 LOUIS &C, C. Hoffman William Burko
and Rabbi 5oT PaYla haeb h 10 snoes bsss Leo Wiener
Dr, Guy CLINTON disavoys the suggested
Nns Key to %. No I24 and challenges whether
stated moves Gracas for M the U'eo eomments M 1ne
George Tower. Solutions to problems must
when two Keys to daens or probems S1es,s tor
pear on the same postal neither is counted.
Chesspourri.
Comes an English cartoon from Pa
tricia Parker; another is given by Will
liam Burko. Danke schon. Baruch
H. Wood advises that circulation of
Chess, which Incorporates the Social
Chess Quarterly, exceeds 1000, of
"A'ANAA q tilOuoollu are III tQe united
states on his pen reels the 30
world championship games of Alekhin
VS.. Euwe, annotated and in convenient
BOOK form ;. C. H. OD. Alexander.
nee Cork, Ireland, April 10, 1909, has
authored 200-page text titled Chess"
From Gotham emerges no sound
and fury of Capablanca over the
chessboard Perhaps the Cuban
marvel and former world champion
is visiting after all Philip w.
Sergeant, Britisher. famous as the
interpreter of American masters as
Plllsbury and Morphy, breaks the
tape again as the scholarly pensman
OF Championship Chess" which
delves into world championship
matches from Saint-Amant VS.. Staln-
ton to Euwe vs.. Alekhin.
United States Prelims Besin.
Carl Hesse leaves Washington Tues
day to participate in the preliminaries
for the United States Chess Cham
pionship Tournament that formally
opens April 2, at Rockefeller Center.
New York.
Copyright March 13, 1885. BY Paul Miller,
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Racing Selections

2-Primer. Robert S.. Onrush.
3-My Pauline. Sought After, MY Wo.
+Rafter, Moon Harvest. Scottish
Mary.
5-Rollin Home. Wise Prince, Como
No 2nd
6-Gold Buckle, Noble Boy, Wrenace.
Ghost Train, Stella Nc, Weekly
Stipend.
8-Centennial. Peaceful, Far Cry.
Substitute-Akehurst, Nance, Gold
Color.
Best bet-Rollin Home.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Fair Grounds
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds: furlonRs.
Bustle Rose, 1880 $50 440
dGS'ss E.sfnsl z W.se sNSs.rta1 'H.u.r, 4*o ssSS
Tnnsn Timsl l:19. rG9 r'r'di'e' a'+o
Ran = dead heat for show.
OGDEN tss:I ;P!s; 1s;. .na rs ID; vi aiurlons'
story Time sKrovit, 4.eo
r.4e@u. and S.ishs Land .n'sn D''m'0
THIRD RAcE-Pur.., s7oo; claiming:
Il: $s$;:; $:$;s' S;$:;s. ss %
-. Also ran:-Dark Mist: Hickory Lad; Hish
''n .y 9nS DoSSIe a'.! 'as osa si54c fos ns
FOURTH RAcE.rn. Younesyills; :. purse
RsRs, Bs|}2 u r.! !9sSss; isSssi' 40 ssS s:$$
sDT!!ixs, Tim.' i!Iss,' ih:ass, S'eo
Also % r.n22Mi.s Mars. Ab.nieo; Sound
Wave, Anthology. Prince Argo ana f1ylne
wild.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. S1.1O0: handicap;
a;year- -o!d: ana up: mile and 70 yards.
WhipoWill t9tuller) 22.SO II .S0
ch2ne: 4;w.. r., AZ! !tH'usr' $40
rrouper. @ RousS psmona and csFvcis.
e.s sTTM p14.., 1900 .sa.d dss yet: k:nd;
sl, III witch q. I. vedder) ~ SO 1.sS
Main 4sm.. p o!fS. o!fGSSrn'" 4'eo
Also ran-sca1sncro Boy, Once In
Awhile. cPansys third, gNopalosa Porte.
eTndignant, e0r Marlboro. fDig Ned. 1in-
s;.i tsI ff4as oFl'nd' Marco Way and es''''
Three Ds Stock Farm entry.
A: qatmard. jr.. entry.
SEVENTH RACE (ofisinal Sth)-Purse.
$500; claiming: 4-year-olds ana up; ,s
oddess Boy tQM.lleyl 1910 $40 40
Threatening totAmpfeD $40 800
coT1n: Tim:, 1:s5 s.as. ..c0rn''' $50
Also ran-oustayia. sureouf. Miss Pet
MoErH RACE torisinal 7th)-Purse,
500; claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 1N
Hit ana Run tRomains) 11.ao 500 $40
John Tte 9: Mchard) $50 3.40
Iso -fsn-Dusby. JsvslsY. Ney yltSt.
Move After. NJ kiis and Aash Man.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

tuel machines finally uncovered
three which had been gathering
dust for many years.
He dolled them up . bit, installed
them and studied the rules and regu-
lations Of their functioning and put
them into action for the 1908 Ken
tucky Derby. won by Stonestreet on
May 5 that year.
Straight, place and show tickets
were sold by the machine operators,
the tickets costing S. each instead
Of the 81 standard of today. Stone
street. q long shot. paid of sl236O
for each IS ticket, odds Of about
23i2 to /. and the public, especially
the ones who had backed his chances,
were at once impressed with the new
form Of wagering.
Continued success of the machines
at Churchill Downs soon Influenced
owners of other tracks to install the
device. and now they prevail at all
race tracks in the country, except in
New York State.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Saved Racing In France.
Bed Gets Hit Off
Dreaming Hurler

FROsTBURG, Nd, March IL (P).
Ernest Colow, jr, star pitcher for
the State Teachers College.
dreamed the pitchers eternal
nightmare: Bases full. two strikes,
three balls. two out, last in
ming, and q slugger ut bat.
He wound up and let so-And
his bed collapsed.
To-day he allowed . head bruise
TO oil disbelievsrs.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
NEOPHYTE TAKES TROT
Entries for Tomorrow.

AIKEN, s. c., March II (R.-
Neophyte. owned by Harkness Ed
wards OF Lexington, Ky. and driven
by Fred Egan Of Orlando, Fla, won
the trot for 3-year-olds from q fast
field today in the second trotting meet
of the season here.
Neophyte Travelled the mile, track
In times of 2:22h and AIT.
e. r. Harriman's Carolina Moon
ran . close second in the first heat
and His Artemus was runner.up IN
the second.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

FIRST RACE-ANIPLE, CRIT,
DARBY DEAN.
AMPLE, placed third in her last,
the Sir Gallahad 3rd filly ran a
vastly improved race and should
prove best Of the maiden young
sters opposed to her here. II away
with the first flight today should
register her initial set Of brackets.
CRIT is well regarded and fig
rres second best. DARBY DEAN
is accorded the minor award.
SECOND RACE-SIR ROSE,
FOUNDER, STRANGE TINES
SIR ROSE evidenced q return
to top form in his last and may
find his best stride today. Usually
alert at the barrier he should have
enough foot to take command at
once and lead the entire journey.
FOUNDER is better than his last
indicates and is capable of offering
stout opposition here. STRANGE
TIMES is favored for the minor
award.
THIRD RACE MISS OAK,
ROMAN PRIDE, SOUGHT
AFTER.
MISS OAK Is a capable sort in
these ranks and has been we'll
backed in most of her essays dur
ing the winter season. She is
gifted with plenty of early foot
and If once able to get to the
front will be hard to down.
ROMAN PRIDE won a heat here
At the last meeting and may hold
the place safe. SOUGHT AFTER
runs well over this course and
should finish among the first three.
FOURTH RACES C o TTISH
MARY, BALANCE STEP,
BABY WAY.
SCOTTISH MARY has been con-
sistently knocking at the door Of
victory and must be accorded an
other chance. But for meeting
considerable interference in her
last the st. Brideaux Ally would
have been returned the winner.
With her share OF racing fortune
today she will get the decision.
BALANCE STEP will make
strong bid for the place. BABY
WAY for the show.
1IFTH RACE-WISE PRINCE,
ROLLIN HOME, VITELIO.
WISE PRINCE has only to run
one Of his good races here to emerge
victorious. He has the speed and
the stamina and an intelligent ride
Is all that Is required. ROLLIN
HOME is 20 good right now that
he is the natural choice for the
place. VTTELIO has been racing
With this grade and may improve
enough to take the show award.
SIXTH RACE-GOLD BUCKLE,
FAUST. LADY MARYLAND.
GOLD BUCKLE is one of the
most-improved platers on the
grounds A winner of four races
Sover similar opposition ut Hialeah
ihe has only to retain that form
to earn the verdict. FAUST makes
10 strong bid on occasions and is
accorded the place honors. LADY
MARYLAND will favor this course
and must be considered q con-
tender. T.
SEVENTH RACE-WEEKLY STI-
+. PEND, PELTEk, BRILLIANT
PLAY. p
/ WEEKLY STIPEND, which
rarely runs bad race, meets .
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Tropical Fast.

Tropical Fast.
By Louisville Times.
mo selections. ..-
2-Epical. Strange Times, Onrush.
3-Evening Tide. Septime. My Wo.
@Teddy Beau. Moon Harvest Rafter.
@Wise Prince, Rolling Home. James
Gold Buckle, Faust, Likewise.
7-Pelter. Ghost Train. Stella Nc.
S-Bomar. Espinaca, Putzen.
S-Akehurst, Cave Hill. Nance.
Best bet-Wse Prince.
Oaklawn Fast.
BY Louisville Times.
1-Bally Bay. Gamaliel. Col. Hatfield.
2-Personable. Gay Lord. Chronology
3-Miss Wise, Catwalk, Dominant
Star.
4Oddesa's Pride, Blue Ridge Entry,
Genuine Sport
'Potion, Mint Box. Semester.
ePokeaway, Topdog. Squaw Lady.
Yen Rae, Clientele, Bungalow.
8-Hilsinger, lie Miserable, Frank c.
Best bet-Pokeaway.
Oriental East.
(For Sunday, March 13)
BY Louisville Times.
High Quality Parwrack, Most Wise.
BE Shy. Lord Tournament, Amqui.
3-Animosity, Threems, Sure Gamble.
+Euryalus, Ante Bellum, Bull Mar
ket.
5-My Surprise, Be Quiet, Yankaway.
6-Lafitof1, Zulu Lad, Blade Edge.
7-Emvee, Sir Isaac, Mantados.
S-Johnny O.. Antartic. Decorous.
Best bet-My Surprise.
Fair Grounds East.
(For Sunday, March 1877
BY Louisville Times.
1-Takus, Chatuga, Bedight.
War Jest, Young Playtime, King
Preston.
3-Repaid, Getabout, Pay Check.
Mo selections.
s-Hearty, Major Greenock, Chehalis.
6-Pharatime, Hueu, Morris Griner.
captain Logan, Vitamin B., Trans
call.
8-Club Soda, Leading Bet, On Leave.
IN. J. Brennan, Brow Beaten, Irish
wake.
Best bet-Repaid.
Fair Grounds East.
(For Monday, March 14.)
BY Louisville Times.
1-Drombo, Rettef. Mr.. James.
2-Roberta, Dark Roamer, Sun Image.
3-Down In Front, Jirasol II, Snorky.
HZacabox. Good Odds, Glenkan.
51Browbeaten, Long Count. Trans
1olistening, Our Admiral, Royal
Tread.
7-Proposing, cablesram. Empress
Yvonne.
1Urchin, Canpra, Mad Career.
Best Glistening.
Santa Anita East.
BY Louisville Times.
1-Rare Ben, Atlante, Torobang.
2-Renege, Dressage. Capt. James.
31Puddin, Cloud O'Dust, West Sea.
+Pompete, Rodney Pan, Don Graf
ton.
tIndiantown, 1lleanna, Crows Flight
lover Yonder, Little Nymph, Ad-
vocator.
7-Good Politian, Sickle Bill. Bon
Hamburg.
S-Make and Break, Bunny Martin.
High Martin.
9Model Dame, Private Car, Miss
Amie.
Best bet-Make and Break.
Tropical Park (Fsst).
, (For Monday, March ~
~ the Associated Press.
AL Spades, Taut, Bun Ryan.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Individual scoring:

IA wins. 8 losses. . draws.
Visiting, opponents were Kunkle. Pa
rama. Colonna. Saporito. Ormes Taylor,
rama. 11-year-old madchen, a member of
the Eastern Hieh School Chess Club has
been playing chess only . few months but
when bystander referred to her as
..proteee Eaton smilinRly countered
This Wednesday the Chess Divan
Will feature an intraclub fray between
the Odd Fellows and the Evenites.
playy to be limited to 50 contestants
1nter-high matches are booked for
Friday afternoon at the Chess Lounge.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Mucho Gusto Gane Ouns 7atterdenaon Orange Blossom
: CHE; s. @
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.
From Calssa's ecrapboOk,

Entertaining the miniature games render check. within
20 plays ~ ~ N'
Cassa. goddess Of chess
Jones' you
try 'o~~ ~o~"~''N'
Evening star., 1938-03-13

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds: maidens and winners OF one
Evening star., 1938-03-13
Fair Grounds
Entries for Today.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming,
Evening star., 1938-03-13

'TTUTE RACE-Purse.
E-year-olds and up: 1
~ NJ. j. Brennan i13
| 3 xHoosier Friend 103
lS xBrowbeaten - l03
'wance claimed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
White Pigeon

Mr.. and Mrs. John McInturf and
son Dolph attended the funeral of a
cousin, Earl Poundstone, of Newark
Wednesday Carlos Mills and wife
of Stockport route were Sunday Wis
itors at the Snearly home Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Allen, Ed Buttles
and wife, all of Crooksville, Leon
ard Earich and family, Fred, John
and Davis McInturf spent Sunday
at the Cydnor McInturf ome.--Mrs.
Faith Scott spent several days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Abel, assisting in the care of her
father, w. J. Best, who is very low:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
George Dougan were callers at the
CyGnOr McInturf home.---F. II.
Strahl has spent the past two weeks
in Cleveland, taking a course in
electrical welding Relatives re-
ceived word Sunday of the serious
illness of David McInturf, of Wells
burg, w. Va, who sustained a
stroke Tuesday, affecting his entire
right side.R. N. James and fam
lily and Mrs Maud McInturf were
Sunday dinner guests of their son
and brother, Geo. McInturf, and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
TriadeIphia

Mrs. j w. Edgell has been in very
poor health the past week. Mrs.
Sarah J. Timberman who has been
seriously ill for the past two weeks
is resting easier. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Finley Of Stockport route
called on Mrs. Kate Ford, one day
last week.--L. A. Torbert and wife
Of Meigsville township, visited at
the w. A. Torbert home, last Thurs
Fred Henry and family spent
Saturday at GAINESVILLE. WIN. Will
liams and wife and Mrs. Hettie Tay-
lor of Shawnee called on friends
here. Sunday. Mrs. Lucy Butts OF
Steubenville recently visited her
uncle. Lyman Risen Il. c. Edgeil
and r. o. Massey were at Zanes.
Vile, on business, Monday.
See our new line of STATIONERY Y
direct from the factory.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
BishOpville

Library open every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon from one to four.
Mrs. Reed received 40 new books
from the main library at McCon~
nelsville last week, including lot
of good "Westerns' which seem
to be much in favor.--The ladies OF
this community honored Mrs. Hazel
with a 'Bundle from Heaven par
ty, at the home of Mrs. Garnet
Reed; 23 ladies being in attend
ance, and very enjoyable after
noon was spent. Cookies and tea
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Daniel Clay is quite poorly at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Pedicord Little Freddie Spain who
has been quite poorly for many
now on the mend. Two new cases
in Homer Union school, Glenn Van
Horns daughters s.--Sunday dinner
guests at the Elton Pedicord home
were Orland Richardson and Rol-
land Davis. Miss Lena Davis and
her mother, who have both been Ill,
are much BETTER and Mrs. +.
M. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs; D. M
Smith and children of Glouster
urday evening.--M Mrs. Lena Withem
has gone to make her home in Wal
ton, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wolfe of Columbus visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Carter, and the Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Smith are moving. into
the J. M. Palmer property, and Mr.
Palmer has been here this week ar
ranging for them.--Mr. and Mrs
Ben Harbert moved to the N. 5,
Gardner property.
Eye Injured
Mr.. J. NJ Watkins met with
very severe accident last Wednes.
day. In bending over in some way
shutting gate, he was struck T. =
severing the eye, and 1t was feared
for a while he might lose the sight
but it yielded to treatment, and II
on the road to recovery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Morgan County 1888

program: Song; roll call, New
Years resolution; readings, by
Mary Barkhurst. Lola Matheney
and Autie Barkhurst; song, Betty
Stewart and Edithe Greer; contest,
Winnie Parmiter; song, by all. The
February meeting will be at Mary
Barkhurst' s. Mrs. Autie Barkhurst
spent few days with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Conklin Palmer, near
Malta, assisting with the work. -
Mrs. Blanche Greer is helping Mrs.
Chas Greer who is in poor health. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Reed and
Mrs. Mildred Bucey and little son
spent Saturday afternoon at w. A:
Greers- Lewis Greer lost one Of
his work horses this week, caused
by being kicked by another horse.
= Maxine and Freda Roberts spent
Saturday night with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts.
Christmas Gift Dressings-Seals,
tags, stickers, cards. ribbons, dec
crative papers and tissue paper, in
colors.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
POrtersville

June Taylor returned home Sun.
day, after spending the week end
with her sister, Dorothy, who is at
tending college at Athens. Miss
Bernadine Campbell who is en-
ployed at the Dr. Smith home, spent
Sunday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Camp
day at the home of his son, Carl
Masterson.--Russe Moore and fam.
lily spent a few days last week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Glass,
hear Ringgold.- Miss Forest Bank.
es spent the week end with Miss 10
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

family, of Pennsville. Agnes Drake
is nursing at the Schofield home.
near Chesterhill Mr.. and Mrs G
3. Dougan of Pennsville spent Fri
day at the home of Cyd McInturf.- y
Kenyon NORM returned home last
week, after completing his college
course in Zanesville.-- Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
S. Hiatt spent a day recently at the
home of Fred McInturf.- Clara Me
Inturf spent Tuesday at the j. A
ROuanZOin home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
East Bloom

The Eureka club held its De-
cember meeting with Barbara Der
wacter, Dec l. There were 16 mem
bers and some visitors present.
pot luck dinner was served at noon,
and in the afternoon the business
meeting was held and program CIV
en-. The January meeting will be
at Lenna Williams with following
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

James Of Cleveland. Raymond and
George Warren of Crooksville visit
ed Sunday at the homo of their sis
ter. Mrs. Harold Bankes. Jimmy
Miller and family visited Sunday at
The j. K. Miller home. - Mrs. Her
bert Plummer of Columbus who is
spending a few weeks with heI
father, has been in poor health, but
is much improved.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE

Grange Mutual. Farm Bureau,
Town and Village. Western Reserve.
"A. q. MASTERSON, Malta, O.
Phones: Residence 107-Black; Of
f1ce. 223-Black. s16tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Stockport Route Two

Mr.. and Mrs. Darl Finley and
children of Portersville and Mr..
and Mrs Clair Harper and son Roy
Of Neelyville were Sunday guests
at the home of John Leonard and
wife, Elmer Mummey has returned
here, having spent the past several
months near Utica, where he has
been employed Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Ash visited wednesday with the lat
ters father, Mr.. Philip Patterson.
at Marietta Frank Pernell of Nor
gantown, w. Va, came last week to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ray
Doak, where he will spend the win
ter.--Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petit
bone and children and Miss Mary
Hecker of Philo were Sunday guests
Of relatives here. Miss Marie Bam-
field of GAINESVILLE was the guest
ever Sunday Of her parents, Roy
Bamfield, and wife, Miss Ada Sells
formerly of this place, but now re-
siding in Cleveland, was recently re-
membered by number of her
friends from here and other locali
ties, by receiving 80 cards and let.
tiers for her birthday, which she
very much appreciates Earl Full
mer visited Friday with relatives IN
GAINESVILLE.
H. IL
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

Perfumes, perfume sets, toilet
waters, and compacts, in Coty's
Yardley's and Evening in Paris
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

GET HIM a Schick electric razor
this Christmas. Now $12. 2.5O-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Lace Table Cloths

Never have we shown such
a lovely line, practical and
beautiful gifts. See the new
linen dinner sets-$1.9S to
$3.50.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Rollins
Hosiery
Bed Spreads

Candlewicks-Silk RayOns
and the crochet spreads
are here for your approval.
Candlewick Spreads, $1.SS
to $3.50.
Silk Rayons, $1.48 to $3.98
Crochet Spreads, $1.98 to
$500.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

JOHNSTON'S Candies in Christ
mas boxes.-The Stanbery Phar
macy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

Cedar chests are a very lovely
Miller's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
NEW PURSE
One Special Price on Mems Sox-
FANCY TOWEL

See our line of new Scarfs and Neckwear-
soc to $1.00
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08


T h e robbers took
about half of our
stock. This week we
have a complete new
stock from the Rollins
factory. Buy Hosiery
for Christmas and buy
them here, new fresh
stocks for your selec-
tiOns. Our Special
Christmas prices.
81. 90 Rollins Grand
Slam Chiffon or Ser
vice full fashioned
Silk Hose, Sale --79o
Ask about our 2 and !;
thread Chiffons-$l
$1.15, $1.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.
CREDIT INVESTIG
1893 F St. NV.

CREDIT INVESTIG
Male. Adjuster small loan company exp
age - TO p. Have car. Excel salary
plus $50 car allowance.
CREDIT FINANCE REPR.
Male. Auto finance Repair shop. new
ana USED car paper: must know local auto
airs swing immed. business. Salary
or draw $50 wk. and comm
W,HOLEE FOOD S'LESM'N,
Male. Canned goods to retail grocers
Local exp. only. Must know trade and
CITY. Age 25-40, 4 men. Excel. salary.
Bonus arrangement
FRUIT-VEG.
Clerk. Male. Wholesale and retail mkt
Local exp only Ase 25-4O. BRING ref
STENOG.
Male. Chemical company Rapid short
nsnd Take technical diction. Perm.
STENOG.
Female Bond insurance exp. Age
gh,Ho, Perm. Start 800 mo. Advance
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-21
HELP WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER STENOGRA-
PIER, GENTLE, LOCAL AUTO
MOBILE ACCOUNTING EXPE-
RENEE PREFERRED.
Must be good penman. accurate, good
appearance. Reply in detail. stating age,
exact experience. how long In WashinGton
married or single. references; inclose pho
tograph. not to be returned. Salary, $50
month. Box 36O-H. Star.
SALESLADY with exception
al sales ability on fur coats
and ladies' ready-to-wear.
Apply in person to Mr.. from
peter Monday, $50 am. I'M
til 2::30 pm, National Furni-
ture Co., 7th and H sts. NV.
THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced millinery saleswomen.
Apply superintendent Of
fee, 4th floor, S. Kann's Sons
Co.