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Evening star., 1938-02-08

SIccplHB pOTCnIs IN bAIHS, large front
Vacant. Excellent condition, excellent To-
eatiSn snYs i'm immediate .I IposseSsion TRUsTEE
PHONE, MR.. TAMMARo.' coL6MBJA
SEE. OUR NEW HOMES
In HOLLYWOOD Park Sc.
At 3sth and Penn. Ave. Sc.
aasn asan0ss sfRRrP 9Rsf Pai5y sE.
Was1l ssSe TExsS Z JshSg AyE. ,sd Sc:
1924 IAN St. NV District aa47.
THREE-YEAR THREE OLD BARGAIN.
C2 Streets North of Park Rd).
This attractive. large home was traded
on larger home and has been reduced for
Six spacious rooms, three large porches
gas heat buit-in gar: rear frontage on
Positively in New-House Condition.
MITCHELL QUICK.
1855 Wisconsin Ave. Wise 2155. TO-
0ny n1,se blocks from 1%a,v Wisconsin ave I'M
heat. garage; all new equipment. See
today LEG psy NJ 1nEX BEsHsTRIN sSs PsT no z CO.,
Us 9Th St. Met. $500; Eve. Ra. 1900.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
They are more house for your money; have
Model Home .Attractively Furnished
A. Wulf. Builder.
wAPLE & f'h JAMES Ne n NC. IN
1924 l4th St. NV. District 3347.
NEW NORTHWEST HOMES
65l9 7th pl. n.W.-Attractive detached
brick, 3 large rooms. :, tiled baths fire.
place. large modern kitchen. furred walls.
insulated: gas heat; front porch; slate
6la UNDERWOOD ST. NV
attractive new brick homes. e large
rooms, :, baths. fireplace, attic, modern
Kitchen concrete front porch. slate roof
large lot garage Price. SlO.9JO each.
Consider small house in trade.
Homes Open Until PM.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
o024 R. l. Ave. NE Dec. O317.
SILVER SPRING. MD
Schools and Shopping Convenient:
Residence. Shep. 1861. Office. Col. 1881.
SEE I'll GALLATIN ST. NV
Six rooms. two inclosed back porches;
arranged for two families: large lot: de-
tached garage; paved street and alley.
priced S69l0; reconditioned throuehou
TINS Is real bargain. MR.. OREM. Geor-
$4,000
Chevy Chase. Here is a really delight
ful, rambling Cape Cod house, with all
the quaint charm Of its antecedents and
the Joy OF caretree, modern living Il
enjoys fine view over the gently rolling
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Outstanding Values
Near 18th and Col. Rd.

Convenient to stores. theaters. car
lines quiet neighborhood.
FRIGIDAlRE CURRENT FREE
1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
$50 .5O-Apt. 104-Front apt. Re-
ception hall living room.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and bath.
$57.5O-Apt. 203-Reception hall.
living room dressing room
with Murphy bed, bedroom, dinette.
kitchen and bath.
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In Petworth
$51.5O-4S25 4th St. NV.

$51.50-4S25 4th St. NV.
Apt. No. 3-Reception hall living
room bedroom dinette kitchen and
bath Elec. refrigeratlon. Heat and
hot water furnished.
$60-325 Delafield Pl. NV.
Apt. No. 4-Living room. = bedrooms.
dinette. kitchen and bath: elec. refrlg-
Grafton. Heat and hot water furnished.
$39.5O-22O Allison St. NV.
Apt. No. 1Ol-Llving room dressing
room with Murphy bed kitchen and
bath. Elec refrlgeratlOn
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FORE

Golf widows. stay home and keep eve
on husbands through kitchen window: rear
lot bordering directly on fairways Of
Chevy Chase Golf Course Swing beautiful
unobStructlve view an unusually attractive
English and stucco home. ) bedrooms
baths completely -econditioned,. and priced
right at Sl3 $50. Inspection by appoint
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IIDl IIIFIdI EdI axe VII NIIPN.
1922 10th STREET NV.

Here is a beautiful home. in new-house
condition, near Roosevelt High and ele-
mentary schools. stores churches and
TRANSPORTATION street cars end buses one
block. If YOU have been searching for a
perfectly located northwest home, you
owe it to yourself to !nsoAct this one. for
it cannot be eoualed at the price. Open.
Capital View Realty Company,
a25 New York Ave NV
National go, National Q-Qy
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$500 CASH.

EQUIPPED FOR TWO FAMILIES,
Located in one Of the finest NV. sections.
Just IA squares from upper 18th street
ing 8 large rooms rear porches, . COM
plete baths, recreation room; oil burner:
designed for two families. This is the
last home in this attractive group. II you
are looking for such a home don't fail
to see this. Call Randnlnh l51l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(C0ntin,ied

Chase. Md.-Six rooms. two baths. MR..
LEWIS Cleveland O5SO.
$7.95O-As. A HOME OR INVESTMENT.
this now brick in Chevy Chase. D. c.. Is an
outstanding buy at price. ROOMS
Gncluding inclosed breakfast room and
sleeping porch; IA BATHS; large front
porch: automatic heat and refrigeration.
Vacant. Excellent condition. excellent To-
cation. immediate possession. TRUSTEE
SAYS SELL; EASY TERMS. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500: EVENING
PHONE MR.. TAMMARO. COLUMBIA
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81 QSQ

EASY-PURCHASE PLAN.
semi l-detached. = rooms and bath. ir
sooo condltion. Close to all facilities
MR.. ZIRWES.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
Natl. 1915 Ewes Col 4a1s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$500 CASH-BUILDER WILL BUILD 5
or, Is rm; detached brick house. nice lots;
balance like rent. Columbia O62a,
LAMONT ST. N.W.-SMALL HOUSE IN
splendid condition. 500 cash and 81"
per month. Better be Quick. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO., 925 New York ave.
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NORTHWEST.

Six big rooms. hardwood floor. reception
hall entrance: insulated. weather-stripped
modern light fixtures: automatic coal he Z;
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator insulated table
top gas range; laundry trays; extra rarse:
commode in basement. DUNNIGAN
BUILT: metal garage on alley.
Evening star., 1938-02-08

Just on 18th St.-ONLY $3.50
Attractive two-story brick. Six rooms
porches. Elec. refriseration. Built-in ga
WALTER a. BROWN,
1918 Eye st. Natl, 1882,
After s Pm. Cleveland Obso.
Evening star., 1938-02-08

TAKoMA. 723 CARROLL AVE- At
tractive 2nd-floor rooms, porch; elec. refe.
earaee; lawn: S45: or :. rooms, front
porch, SD. Shenherd o0Q5
Evening star., 1938-02-08

ment below Dupont Circle: 3 windows.
fireplace. tastefully furnished in modern
style; kitchenette. gas. electric refrigera-
ton; large bathroom with shower; reason
aole sublet or option to purchase furnish
Evening star., 1938-02-08

BRICK HOUSE, g ROOMS AND BATH.
4l4 S. Lee ST.. Alexandria. Va. Apply
1909 King St. Alex. Phone Alex 1908
So .5o-:45 TENNESSEE AVE Ne
Modern rooms. tiled bath: good condi-
ton. Call Mr.. CROXTON. National 1888.
WOODBRIDGE = HIGH ELEVATION
block to R. l. ave. car line. Modern G.
room, bath house, newly decorated, :,
porches Rent only S55. Get key at Ii17
Evening star., 1938-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)
7th AND GALLATIN SITS. NV.

Here is another Capital View BARGAIN
ana When we say oarean. -ou'n agree
oneres more for the money than any one
can visualize. $500 cash and $50 so per
month. Call, phone or write for infor-
nation.
C9nifq1 Viou, poolt,, C1o,~o-,,
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HOUSES UNFURklSHED.
(HnpttnMAd

TAYLOR ST. NV ROOMS. BEAUTI-
full home: new condition; will lease to re-
Sponsible tenant at $75. CAPITAL VIEW
Natl. 9791
Evening star., 1938-02-08

93S French NV r. cleo. G.. b. $3.50
1911 Church n.w.-1 r, X. b.
elec. g. sol so
113O 5th wi r. k b.. eIec.. G. 5000
16l! Corcoran NV r. k. b.. el. S30.50
1917 5th NV r. k. b.. cleo, &. S,6.5O
5l3 NJ NV, r. k b. cleo e. S:I"5O
1894 10th NV r., k, b., ell, z. 80
20 N j. NV r.. k, b.. ell. z. $3.50
10 Eye NE r.. k. b. elec. G. $3.50
500 N. J. nw.-I r. k. b.. cleo. e. $3.50
1919 10Th n.w.-1 r. k. b.. elec.. g. $3.50
2oS 5th SCI r. X. b.. cleo &. $3.50
E. NJ. AIKEN 500 H ST NV
Evening star., 1938-02-08

SIS; 5;0n0-Covernment official leaving city
has authorized us TO sell. One Of ths
most attractive of the small George
town houses: new. with all charm OF
the old. Large walled-in garden: verH
large living room with fre9lace; lars
panelcd library with fireplace; bath,
shower and two extra lavatories; auto
matte heat walls furred and insula:ef
An unusual offering. BOSS & PHELPS
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE
Mr.. MILLER CIENEI AND ~ 10
Evening star., 1938-02-08

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK SECTION.
S10.450.
New semi-detached brick. 6 large
rooms. . baths air conditioned. .furred
walls. rock wool insulation: built-in ga
rage; close to schools and transportation.
Evening star., 1938-02-08

1907 .o1st NW.-ONE AND TWO ROOMS
with kitchen. Frigidaire. baths: attractively
furnished. Convenient location
Evening star., 1938-02-08
I'M BRIGHTWOOD.

spO .OO.
1896 KENYON ST. N.W:-1 room. dress
ing closet. kitchen and bath; free refriger-
alton Resident manager Apt -!
j c. WELDON CO. Met 3Ol1
Evening star., 1938-02-08

CONN. AVE. 2919-1 LARGE ROOM
with alcove kitchen and bath prefer sin
gle gentleman. Columbia 1896
1880 LYMAN PL. NE. CORNER BLA-
denSburg rd.-Two rooms. kitchen bath;
heat. hot water, elec. refe. on house: $40.
See lanitor
Evening star., 1938-02-08

TAKOMA. D. C.-NEAR WALTER REED
:. Cedar Courts. 1st or 2nd fl. front; large
liv. rm.. din. rm dining suite incl). bed
rm., kit, bath. sleeping porch: every con-
Venlence: Stu. MANAGER Cenreia 0a23
Evening star., 1938-02-08

l454 NEWTON ST. NV. ENTIRE Bird FL,
large front room. kitchen, Storeroom;
private; h.. e., g.: S25
Spacious apartment. 5 rooms . baths.
kitchen; corner apartment; three ex-
poSures; very desirable. 1Os
.32, D ST: N.E.-ENTIRE ind FLOOR,
new nome, = large rms, complete kit. pvt.
bath; gas. light, Electrolux furn.; employed
adults only; pvt entrance. Lincoln
y 69-W for particulars
Frieidaire; | room. private bath; janitor
service. 2517 Pa. ave. NV.
2s17 14th ST N.W.-FRONT APT, .
rms, kit. (new Magic Chef range), modern
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
OUR STRENUOUS FIRST LADY

Those who read the articles of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt wife of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt idea of the strenuous
life this leads. She all the United States in few
Any she travels largely by plane She has been
nishng articles daily for and stated that
has her arrived late Then practically night she
ectung place appearing before organizaon she
close tab White House, books
they make their and gives reviews Of them writes
books herself and keeps posted world conditions At
lectures she usually dvote period of time round table discus
sions and she permits those in the audience ask her questions
Then she often boadcasts For all of this she
ton other than her actual the remainder being turned
for charitable purpose There mighty few
the who hours working than does Mrs Roose
ye She is interested in everything going that she hardly
has time enough working day and night matters the
time she would wish Recently she Columbus where she
lectured The carried description of her stay and
told of the institutions and other places she vdeven
the O. u stadium and inspected the Tower club which
esd her greatly Those who her rounds
clear tired but the First Ladyt only day
ional but practically the day The fact that the King
and Queen England going visit the White House
does dsrub Mrs r. parcle-pehaps the only
thing that would her would be that will have let down
for few days her regular business rounewodn be funny
have Queen Elizabeth with Mrs Roosevelt of her
rounds of the country? She cousin the
late Teddy Roosevelt and then
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
FOR A COLLEGE BOYS DAD"

Watch your subscription date.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

The fact that typhoid fever has be rather dis
in this state the advance medicine has
made within the Those OF middle
lite recall the
took heavy toll of human life While medicine be
most of the credit for keeping down typhoid fever sanitation has
played But typhoid fever the only disease that
has been practically conquered There smallpox that formerly
the often leaving its wake thousands of
Deaths others who lived badly dsgured Through
cnaton the disease seldom heard Of and when
does develop mild that
seldom that death caused by smallpox Then
other disease that few took its toll yearly of thou
sands of children diphheria Whole families of children
wiped and the mention of the would
to shudder in fear Now this oneme terrible disease has been
conquered How combat the diseases would
have been advance for medicine but the fact that all three
have been conquered comparatively of
the rapid strides the medical profession is making
There other diseases while completely
those named have been under and
the death toll greatly lessened While medicine credit
the stated the of sanitation has had its
and health boards given credit The three
working together has brought about marked reduction deaths
only the deadly contagious diseases but other
diseases well.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
DIR. f.. LEEEVER HAS BEEN
MASON so YEARS

A crowd comparable in size tC
those at the annual inspection meet
lngs was in attendance at the Glous
ter lodge, No. 607, f. & A. NJ
Wednesday evening of last week tc
witness the presentation of a SO
year medal to DR.. E. lie Fever.
NJ. M. Bryson, superintendent OF
the J. T. high school, presented the
medal to Dr. LeFever in what was
said to be one of the finest talks
ever given in the Masonic hall here
He brought out the point to live so
years in the teachings of Masonry
was in itself highly commendable
thing, but to live such life of un~
restrained service to mankind in ad-
dition, as the honored guest has
done, was deserving Of nothing less
than the highest honors.
Mr.. Bryson cited the fact that in
the two counties where DR.. LeFever
has spent his life he had been chosen
to represent his people in the state
legislature so many times and the
TACT that he has again been select
ed to serve in such a capacity as a
fitting testimonial of the unlimited
trust the citizens of the district
have in him.
DR.. LeFever, in his speech of ac-
Ceptance, reviewed the great ad-
vancement made in science, arts and
our methods of living since he was
first made Mason, so years ago in
the lodge at Bishopville He point
ed out that at that time the Bis
MARKHAM philosophy was supreme in
Germany, Alexander was ruling in
Russia, Queen Victoria in England
and Grover Cleveland was occupy
ing the presidential chair in this
country. "The accomplishments of
the past half century have been so
great and SO. vast that they eclipse
all other centuries of time" he de-
clared.
After discussing the high place
Masonry has held in the world fol
so long and what is thought of it
today, the honored guest concluded
his highly interesting talk by eX-
tending his deepest appreciation for
the honor bestowed upon him.
A short talk was made by Dr. H.
E. LeFever, Columbus, son of DR.
e. LeFever, who expressed his pleas
ure in being able to attend the
meeting given in honor of his faith
er
Talks were made by VIM. Maddox,
grand tyler, Roseville, and DR.. III.
T. Phillips, Athens.
A large delegation Of members of
neighboring lodges was in attend
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
ADVERTISEME
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF
MORGAN COUNTY, OHIO
r. w. A. OH-22S0-F

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the Morgan County
commissioners, at McConnelsville
ern Standard Time, Monday, December
10, 1888, for improvements in:
Morgan County. Ohio. in Union and
Deerfield Townships, on County High.
ways Nos. 16, SO and "A, which is
512.5 cubic yards of Tito limestone
on 4. 1 miles.
Estimated cost 1899 .3s.
Contract to be completed not later
than January 25, 1939
The United States Employment Ser.
vice. Ernest F. Smell, District Man.
ager sos Elberon Avenue. GAINESVILLE
ohio lPerson in charge Ernest
Ohio. will furnish the successful bid
der an employment list from which all
qualified unskilled labor as is locally
available. shall be selected for this
project.
The attention of bidders is directed
to the special provisions covering SUBJ
letting or assigning the contract, the
use OF domestic materials. selection OF
ditions Of employment
The minimum wage to be paid to
all labor employed on this contract
shall be In accordance with the
Rates Ascertained and Determined By
The Department of Industrial Rela-
tions applicable to Morgan County,
Ohio.
The bidder must submit with his bid
certified check in amount equal to
five percent of the estimated cost
Plans and specifications are on file
in the office Of County Engineer, F..
G.. Smith. McConnelsville, Ohio.
right to sny and III sSs
No bidder may withdraw his bid
for a period OF 80 days after the date
OF opening OF bids.
G.. s.. STRONG,
Clerk OF County Commissioners
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF WPA
IN OHIO

Outstanding accomplishments OF
WPA in Ohio during the first three
years of the program, culled from
a lengthy detailed tabulation just
completed by the Washington sta
tistical department., have been list
ed by DR.. Carl Watson, Ohio WPA
administrator
The list includes: 10,434 miles of
rural roads, 388 miles of water
mains, 964 new bridges, 863 miles
of sewers, 38 sewage treatment
plants built by Ohio's WPA work
ers as of June 80, 1898.
This report tends to show. DR..
Watson pointed out, that Ohio's s
WPA workers have not soldiered on
the job, but have worked willingly
and sincerely, that 'work is fruit
full while the dole is sterile"
eff these workers had been per-
mitted to go to seed in idleness on
the dole, they would not have built
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

with unexpected g occasions and
choices. 1t is Impossible to plan
for them accurately in advance.
The greatest opportunities come
suddenly, out of clear sky. When
was young, I worried about the
long future, SO clouded with uncer-
tainty, but l found in time that 1t
was futile. So I would say now to
youth: Go forward with the work in
hand, the plain duties and obliga-
tions Immediately ahead, seek ac-
curate knowledge, strive for the
widest possible outlook on life, fear
no evil, establish habits of fair
ness and mercy, seek to understand
others through sympathy rather
than hatred, waste no time over
mistakes that cannot be remedied,
and march onward with firm conf
dence that one so equipped In spirit
and mind cannot fail. to find gate
ways to labor and reward worth
while and to enduring satisfaction.
Such, at least, is my confession Of
findings in this world of almost
battling mysteries and choices. -
Editorial in the ROtarian Magazine.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

The entire population of the
world is estimated to be 1866, 5,0O0,-
600 people. Representatives Of about
one-sixth of this population from
the Protestant element of Christen-
dom will meet on the campus of
Tambaran college, twelve miles
from Madras, India, in December.
They will consider world problems
facing Christianity-the untOuch-
ables Of India, world illiteracy,
Christian cooperation and like ques-
tions. This International mission.
ary conference at Madras will be the
eighth such conference, held about
every ten years. Care Of the un-
touchables of India, who once had
to leave their families, their vii
lagos and their communities when
they became Christians, but who to-
day are uniting with the Christian
church at the rate of $4,000 to 49,
coo per month, sometimes entire
villages at time, will be one of the
major concerns of the conference.
Al TIA Ink
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

these roads, sewage treatment
plants and water mains, or sewed-
8,352,768 garments for needy FAM
lilies or repaired 7,802,788 books to-
make them do double duty tor
school children. 4
sThis report should be d. SUM-.
cient answer to the charge of
'boondoggling prOjects'.'
"On the contrary, these projects
were wisely chosen by the local oifi-
cials. They are necessary improve
ments neglected during, the so-ca1l--
ed Prosperity Era They are a clue
to some of the ravages Of that type
of prosperity.
"Why were these Ohio cOmmuni--
ties without these sewage and water
plants, these roads, bridges, sani--
tary toilets, athletic fields and parks
during the years Of that prosper
ity?' Hazards to health and life
and limb were permitted to exist in
hundreds of Ohio communities un-
til the labor of unemployed men
was made available by the WPA.
''These physical accomplishments
have produced permanent public
assets, have added to the tangible
wealth Of the communities. The
medical and dental clinics, the hot
school lunches, the educational
classes represent an investment in
Ohio citizens for the future" 636
public buildings, 3G06 public build
ings improved, 10,434 rural roads
built or improved, 964 new bridges,
1888 bridges repaired, 145 athletic
fields, 131 athletic fields improved,
65 parks, 396 parks extended, 81
swimming pools, 332 tennis courts,
388 miles of water mains, II stor-
age dams, 38 sewage new treatment
plants, 80 sewage treatments plants
improved, Is new pumping stations,
863 miles of sewers, 68,7O2 sani-
tary toilets, 8437 cesspools, 49,137
ccal mine openings sealed to end
stream pollution, 2,979,830 trees
planted, 7,802,788 books renovated.
S,325,758 articles sewed for relief
agencies, 4,466,677 school lunches
served, 57,643 dental clinics con-
Quoted, 2290 drawings, paintings,
sculptures, 118 statistical studies.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

subjects Germany other ruled dctator where
only say what the dictator nothing
be published unless has the Of the dictator Germany
Jews being terrible
Middle Ages other persecution
bad.
Reading Of these things and hearing radio then
comparing conditions there with free America begin
aze what blessings enjoy Our country its faults and
certain things could be improved and of the criticisms
directed high officials may be justified of that yet
weighing ALL how the balance is favor of America
thousand times.
We believe that the people of America being impressed
than they have what the freedom and
what privilege it is to live in free country.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Mt. Zion l.. A. S.

The ladies' aid society of the Mt.
Zion church will meet at the home
of Jessie Flanders, Wednesday, Dec.
IA. in an all day meeting, and pot
luck dinner. The following pro-
gram will be given: Song, "Joy to
the World" devotionals, Dora
Flanders; roll call, verse poetry on
Christmas; business; reading, Ida
Anderson; duet, Carrie Osborn and
Rosa Richardson; Christmas story,
Eta Merwin; talk, Is Christmas
properly celebrated, Rae Oglevee; /;
discussion, by all; duet, Belle, En-
bree and Jessie Flanders; surprise,
Lizzie Cordray and Nellie Bone.
Each one bring gift for exchange
not to exceed 10c. Benediction.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08

What is taking place Germany and other ruled by
believe has had the effect of rendng
spirit of patriotism nothing else has had
We nation hardly appreciate what all be sub
of free Here have
OF speech freedom Of worship We cise the President and
other officers and still lose freedom be punished
times criticism of chief executive perhaps
only in the printed word but with The latter
has bad effect those who
abroad and there doubt that such things should be
itted too far But be that have freedom
what enioy the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
REAL. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

Within the week the towns have been decked
holiday attire beautiful before
Take visit to places about the and notice how
outshnng them But general outside holiday appearance all
there Take look inside will be found
complete gifts and saving prices We have
community the best to be found place. People who have
their lives here would naturally feel that about their old
home but that is not ALL Within the past have
had people connected with activities
y located here for several months and others
and without exception when they transferred
other place. they ded and themselves of how
well they liked this community And what makes the community?
1t the PROFESSIONALLY the business invested
their here To them large be given the
credit for making this place what This being people
should show their appreciation by dealing homeb paronizing
those who have meant 50 much to this ocato those who
that all the for dealing home Merchants would
unless they matched prices quality and selections