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Court ASSIGNMENTS
Daily Assignment for Wednesday,
October 2.

October 2.
Jury actions:
Niles VS.. Carter; attorneys, j. A.
Kaufman dnquisition).
Coffey VS.. Talbert: attorneys, A. l.
Newmyer; Jack Politz dnquisitionl
II, II, 13, 14-Wadhams ct al. VS.
Mclean ct al; attorneys, Lambert
e. Hart; H. P. Ganss; r. B. Behr-
end-Neil Burkinshaw.
Admin re Estate of Cameron;
attorneys, Garnett & Beach
Mable w. Willebrandt; J. ]. Sirica.
3O-Leibowiz VS.. Mclean; at
torneys, C. H. Doherty; r. L. JEFF
freys-E. l.. Jones; Howard Boyd;
Nelson Harrison.
44-Allen VS.. Mead; attorneys, T.
E. Rhodes: D. K. Offutt-Welch,
DALEY e. WEIGH,
35-Penn Drug Co. VS., Gumerick:
attorneys, F. c. Brooke; D. L. Blank
en-G. D. Horning, jr.
32-Smith VS.. Kern ct al; attor-
news, William Wendell-H. I. Quinn
49-Cleary VS.. Wash. Cab Associa-
ton. ct al; attorneys, M. F. Keogh;
Peter Chaconas-W. B. OConnell;
W. A. Gallagher.
16-Isabelle VS.. Atlantic Grey
hound Lines; attorneys, w. A. Blank;
Samuel 3ogorad-H. I. Quinn.
2-Royce VS.. Kowmas; attorneys
j. P. Donovan, R. G. Lammensdort
A. Levin, I. H. Halpern,
28-Johnson VS.. Garzoni: attor-
neys. Newmyer & Bress-Collins &
Brault.
Al, AZ, 43-Jace VS.. Blanken; attor-
neys, William WENDELL. D. Bull
man, G. l.. Munter, r. L. Russell.
45-Georges VS.. Capital Transit
Co.; attorneys, Newmyer & Bress-
E. L. Jones.
At, 4S-King ct al vs. Russell; at
torneys, William Wendell-G. L.
Munter.
57-Demetro, admx, VS.. Freeman;
attorneys, Rowland Edwards, Will
liam Wendell-H. l.. Mccormick.
58-Keith VS.. Richards; attorneys
L. j. Ganse, C. F. Bauersfeld-C. S
Baker, B. L. Topper.
62-Wood VS.. Mead ct al; attor-
neys, D. K. Offutt-Welch, Daily g.
WEIGH.
69-Duff VS.. Hecht Co.; attorneys
O'Shea & Goldstein, J. H. Burnett
Simon, Koenigsberger & Young.
70-Champ VS. Atkins ct al; attor-
neys, I. H. Halpern-Frank Paley
j. H Wilson, w. A. Powell.
75-Cahill VS.. Capital Transit Co.;
attorneys, D. K. Offutt-E. L. Jones
70, 80-Budd VS.. Gray; attorneys
Lester Wood, C. E. Quinn-H. l.
Quinn.
84-Guida VS.. LOOMS: attorneys,
Newmyer 81 Bress-C. G. Collins.
85-Owen VS.. Wilson; attorneys
G, H. Happ-G. c. Gertman, Hilland
g. Hyde.
9O-Eagle VS.. Evans; attorneys,
M. F. Keogh, Peter Chaconas-
r. w. Galiher.
81, 92-Saxe VS.. Prudential Insur-
ance Co., ct al; attorneys, Berman
e. Smith, Maurice Friedman-Mi-
nor. Galley g. Drury.
93-Henyon. administrative. VS.. La
Fort; attorneys, G. S. Paregol-H. F
Hawken
99-Brooks VS.. Hahn & Co.; attor-
neys, S. M. Boyd-Simon, Koenigs-
berger e. Young.
102-Stern & Co. VS. Dolfis; attor-
neys, J. c. Levy, w H. McGrath-
c. S. Shreve.
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FLOORING, used: free OF nails; special,
$3.50 per 7 900 bd IT, delivered: smaller
quantities slightly higher. HechinEer Co.
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$50 PER WEEK possible for
men with door-to-door selling
experience. Write, stating
age, education, previous en-
ployment. Box 219-B, Star.
Gas Station Attendant.
Good opportunity for rapid advancement
in chain of stations. Must have high
school education. D. c. drivers permit and
previous service station experience. Apply
10 am. Wed. ESQ Station. Wis ave- and
Que sts NV
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ANTlQUES-Fine Chinese Chppendale
cabinet. grandfather clock. Vernus Martin
curlo cabinets and 5 npht candela-
bras; also fine collection Of fat silver in
az patterns Murray Galleries, 1924 Goth
st. NV DU 1911
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OF recondifioned instrn-
80 Hi 50 metal metal victory. Glory Sa1 so SIS wood
Wunderlich. sci so: S54 50 metal lie Mar,
S2G 80; 500 wood Koohlert $40: all COM
pIetely sterilized and overh uled; easy
terms MA 4130 Kits. ] $50 G 81.
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CRIB. chiId's, maple. also leather-top
writing table 144O Chaplin st. nv.r ADt.
Columbia o41Q-W
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CCUCHEs AND MATTRESS. pictures. rugs.
sectv. wardrobe din. Get. curtains, quilts
mirrnr table HO o4hH
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Bookkeeper Accountant.
Oficer manager, thoroughly experienced
with credits and collections desires re-
sponsible position. viii accept minimum
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. will exch. janitor or man
ager service for free rent; local refs. John
Sheesley. AT. $685.. 2'
COUPLE. col. wants Job, man as tanitor:
reference. Call Smith. 645 to pm. DE.
1919.
COUPLE colored. Christian, competent,
wants position as experienced cook. chauf-
feur and butler; very good references. Ho-
bart 354S.
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bedroom SGT including twin bed originsl
price. 81 400: will sacrifice. sos. 34o3
Woodley I'd NV.
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FURNITURE-Storage lots and others. Ike
new; bargain prices on bedrm. din. rn-.
liv rm, on sale daily g-5, at METROPOLITAN
Warehouse. 50 Florida ave. ne.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-Fine factory
floor SAMPLES. bedrm., dining rm.. liv. rr.
suites and odd pieces al great savings for
cash Stahler.s 625 ST. NV Open VI p
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ELECTRIC OVEN beautiful. practically
new; cost SIS, sell for SO. zoos Kalo-
rama I'd MI Q503
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ANTIQUE STORE. upholstery and furni-
ture repair shop; well established. 2423
lsth st. NV. Adams O76I.
RESTAURANT and fully-equipped bar and
package store, exclusive location Phone
BerWyn III
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ANTIQUE AM QUE STORE, upholstery and furni,
18th st. NV. Adams O76I
RESTAURANT and fully-equipped bar and
Pbackage store exclusive location. Phone
BEAUTY ,PARLoR for sale, doing good
male operator. DI 5554 after s pm. 3:
HOME ARRANGED IN APTs., extra good
Iurnshlnes; Mt. Pleasant section; low
rent; long lease. co. 1921. i
For For Re RENT; store. 1902 N. Capitol; in
business; rent reasonable; heat furnished
DEILCATEssEN FOR sALE-Active busi-
ness, Hvlng quarters; will sacrifice because
OF emergency 1926 N. Capitol St
RooMING HOUSE. best downtown location,
Owner unable TO attend to.t. viii sell Tor Tor
hoo skfnS c6r, or T9nsdeF Ds, partner capable Of
901 Tower Bldg. Me 4sl3.
GROCERY STORE for sale: large stock
and fixtures. $3.50 Carmodv I'd. Carmody
His Md. Phone Hillside 0257-J.
RoOMING HOUSE. IL bright hcusekeep!rg
rooms, water in every room: $500. 1929
DELICATEssEN. VARIETY STORE long
estab-. well stocked; rent $50. month. incl
5 rooms. bath and automatic heat. 5-year
lease. Price. $1,000. Box 1887 Star.
ready;to-wear: lovely, corner store with
apt: large stock; good business: sell about
inventory. $1,000. Box 25O-T. Star
ROoMING HoUsE-11 rooms, near Du
pon. Clrclei income SI95: rent Ss5; good
agents Box 1877. Star. 'O
DINING ROOM in downtown apt. hotel:
beautifully eouiUped. air conditioned doing
$500 wkly.: percentage rent; fine trade;
owners health forces him to sell conces-
sion TO experienced party Price. 81 $50
Bob Hollander. 907 Tower Bldg No phone
information
RESTAURANT WANTED Have $4,000
cash to invest IN business actually show
ing substantial profit Box 2G4-T Star
DISTRIBUTOR-Estab reliable COM
2arE 22any selling tsst repeat item through
wants distributor for Washington srea:
references REQUIRED and small stock,
returnsble al full value at any time must
oe carried Your local bank will be able
70 supply information regarding our
nnancial responsibility. Apply Mr.. Blume.
SHOEMAKER will rent shop doing $40
week; low rent. Call at once 26I2 Conn.
BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped, busy dis
trict; Selling out because Of illness. Rea-
sonable, Box 146-B. Star
LET Us SELL your rooming or boarding
house and be satisfied
1909 Eve ST R NV " 'OI,A. I,NAa.tional-4s2.
SEAL APIS; s rms. Rent, $50.
OWENS REALTY, Me o4s6.
ROOMS ALL ,RENTED-A house OF IA
rooms, tile baths; one of the finest in
Washington. Price: Sl.sOn, half cash;
1909 Eve ST R, NV " JULh Nst,ons, -4,a
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

DRIVER, experienced in wholesale dry
cleaning. Apply Premier Cleaners, rear
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CHEST. modernistic, walnut, large draw-S
ers with locks and matching night table:
S27 so Apt. 80. The Chastleton.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK, 1st-class. and general houseworker:
50 week. 118 Kennedy-Warren.
COOK. cleaner and laundress: full day
afternoons; So week and carfare; give
GIRL general housework. care Of 2 chill
dren.- 2909 Carlton ave. ne, any time
Tuesday or after 5 pm. Wednesday.
GIRL. colored. general housework, cooking;
stay nights; reference. RA. 5540.
GIRL. colored, general housework, cooking:
live in: l child in family. references: SS
per week Wisconsin 4244.
GIRL, white. nearby Va, gh.w., 3-year-
old boy; live in: S25; time of. Oxford
GIRL, white. 21-3O. experienced g.h.w,
neat and steady, fond Of children; begin
$40 mo. and pvt. rm. Wisconsin 6639.
GIRL. white, cook and housekeeper; live
IN employee, couple mi children; no.s and s.
GIRL white or young woman wanted to
in wisconsin 2439. b
GIRL for general housework. care for A.
Arlington. jackson 217S-M.
GIRL, colored, general housework and
cooking; stay nights: reasonable pay. SH.
4.I4.
GIRL, young, white. general housevork. 2
adults. h-year child; cook one meal all
"a snnSsy %.ek Tsshi55ss4 IA 5ss4 live In exp
HoUsEKEEPEE. for adult family: nearby
$50 pm, Woodley 0526.
aHAs fsreh aSeus i sos b.essus sSHMs''Sos< 'Sos<. 1856
Sfd st. ne. Ant. ,.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FSN SS<Ik
ACCORDIONS-See our complete display OF
new and Used piano-accordions; Soprani,
Hohner. Galanti. lie Mar. Sterlino Celline
RF.hy,,thmo,, F.a,,lh supert9ne. Bertini; wurlitzer;
I'D. Very easy terms. Republic 1890 The
Piano Shop, 1015 9TH st. NV. OPEN
ACCORDION-There is no need to put off
have always wanted to know W. how 'ti5' to play. EI
If you start now We will loan you an IN
strqment s. p1ma without charge and You can take
studio This offer also applies to marmba Ar fa
fTompe1s drums guitar violin
18th and 14th sts0.
AcCoRDI0Ns-Closeout Of surplus used
ftofk lie Mar Cs.n s no 5o Ho55o soPrani In
Ike new, SIS: Excelsior. Slo5; all in good
,y playing g cogndition: easy terms. MA. 4730.
ANT1QUES-Fine, Chinese Chippendale
eaTo csbnea and eaOe5 HsFnuS s5 mdeIn
bras: also fine collection of fat silver in
an patterns Murray Galleries, 1924 Goth
ANTIQUE corner cupboards. 1742 Columbia
AUTO GENERATORS repaired, exchanged.
ear up Gifts aooS NV EfS Me FtPs!s Ss
BABY CARTS COZ, folding, denim covered;
play pen. Woodley 1O36.
BATHINETTE. l play pen. l shu-iy; good
condition. S07 Portland st. Sc. Lincoln
S535-W
BED. metal. springs and inner-spring mat
Br fTesS isol i@lS Fern St. NV de0Fsia 1000
BED-"see the ACME STORAGE Values
Buffets, $500; China Closets $500.
ehT ' he New EoFs aof eR on of
Prices sLAsHED''-sE Everything Marked
ox. sENsaoNA5 F. 81 Ye@Sl sAcRFISEs 81 sa To9,&
and RemsmseT enc s.r We Have No Show Win,
S oR ef GFo'nd opsn GGF St og
IND LOCAL MOVING EsIfMAfEs :
i95 9s the 4h Epts s. H0qss 0T STSs aGMs
1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
BEDROOM Complete With .siehle steril-
This Storage Suite Has 4 Large Pieces"
500. chest hest of Si prsvers, $500 $500. Dresser DpsiaT
$500. Guaranteed 4l2-cu.-ft Elec Refg.,
$500. Dinette, 5000 Piano, $1,000.
sSas Ise Gsrse and psSSg Eh da s na
We Furnish Room or an Entire House"
..'Liquidated Furniture Stock of Green g.
LEWIS on SAFE at SENSATIONAL SACRI-
"Chippendale Living Room" Lovely Lamps.
Tables. Mirrors, Fine Coil Springs and
MattreTsssi oda Beds npbeaT1S peSkS Shaiys. "FoR
ACME" Open Until pm. ACME
STORAGE, 46IS 14th st. NV. Georgia
1000. OPEN NIGHTS
BEDROOM-"Look at This ACME Value"
"a Fine Mahogany Suite, Consisting Of
Dresser With Hosiery Compartment and
Cedarized Drawer. Lovely Chest. 2 Guar
anteed 1nner-Spring Mattresses and Very
neers," and If ACME Mentioned the Price.
oHq &og WoIss Ioks Bseee , IL 50 ss.AI SoME on
The Almost AsTouNDINd Is etssstqai sAcRfFicE Sss
BARGAINS''-"Open Every Night" ACME
MOVING & STORAGE, 461S 18th st. NV.
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
BEDROOM-Walnut. S21OO. Davenport
Bed. S24.00. 2-Pc. Kroehler Green Frieze
Davenport Suite. $4,000 Solid Maple Bed
Drawer Guides. SACRIFICE This
Storage Value. Like New, Lady Has Moved
to Waco, Texas" and We MUST SELL"
see ACME for Gigantic Storage Bargains."
''The Crowds That Come to Our Tre-
Are the Talk d IS Of the Town" Bed. s3:75:
gssd sd'e P5ss sa Chest. ssce Sfcs!
Room, $3.50 FREE FIREPRoOF sToR-
AGE AND LOCAL MOVING ESTIMATES.
Piano. $1,000. Desks, Chairs and Fur
nttTre for Your Entire Home" ACME
Georsia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
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GAS RANGE. enameleo. 4-uurner. side oven.
storage space used. good condition: big
bargain a. 50 delivered Hechinger Co
GAS RANGE -Brand-new foo-
samples al tremendous saving ell sizes
$40 05-e1a so: terms to suit; rebuilt stoves
from Sl25 j S. LeFevre, Inc, S001
Z 81 n u Rennhl,c 00lE
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PAPERING-PAINTING

| PAPERING. Painting. 90 years. ex-
| Dupont OSQO
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PIANO-Latest model Knabe spinet, very
slightly used, now for sale at substantial
saving over the new price. A very popular
conventional style. Easy terms. Ma. 4130.
kits 1880 G st
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21 years Of age, with one year residence
In D. c. or nearby Md or Va. with D. C.
operators permit to drive.
nYANHNNn CApC
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LANSBURGH & BRO.
Man for permanent work, must be neat
and have car: calling on store custo-
ment once 4th noor. Wednesday. $50 oraIr am.
THOROUGHLY experienced
craters for shipping depart
ment. Apply Palais Royal,
Employment Office, 9Th floor.
CONTINGENT statesmen
for Mondays and Saturdays
in large furniture store.
Salary and commission. Op-
portunity for permanency.
State age, reference and
phone number.
Box 65-B, Star.
statesmen (2), EXPERT
ENCED, NO OTHERS NEED
APPLY, TO SELL NEW
FORDS, MERCURYS AND
LINCOLN -ZEPHYRS; DEM
ONSTRATORS FURNISH
ED; PLENTY OF FLOOR
PLAY; EXTRA BONUS. SEE
MR.. BOND, LOGAN MOTOR
CO., I'LL 18th ST. NV, BE-
TWEEN 10 AND 2.
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HELP WOMEk.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady position.
@035 p st NV. Dupont Beauty Shop.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position.
FL 1lih w
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1925 Ca. Ave NV W ia55 Nichols Ave. Sc.

BRICK. $3.50 per NJ. Used red. hard, no
salmon. Lumber 50,OOn r.. sheathing.
flooring and framing. 800 joists, 2"xlo"
and o"X12". IN to ~ lengths. Also 10000
n $40" and 1oTx1O"xl@'. SIS per NJ
500 window sash q light. 1O"x14" 35c ca.
TOILETS. 81 30: sinks. 81 We are Vrecking
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shelving and kitchen eaei.
latham W9ldman, II. 06s3-W.
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BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate

rials at bargain prices from hundreds OF
wreckinR Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
RANGED for easy selection at HECHINGER' S.
You'll save time a well money BIZ COM
ing to any Of our three yards We quote
delivered or undelivered. Phone AT. 400.
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept.
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PIANO slightly used, latest model Hunting
ton spinet, like new, Sl65. Also other used
Spinets from sos up. Pianos for rent,
81 monthly; very easv terms. The Piano
Shop. 1015 eth st. NV. Republic 1890.
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PIANO-Used plain-case Stief upright, sos,
on easy terms. Has very nice tone.
MA. 3223 Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. cor
ner 18th and G SITS.
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vou krcw that We maintain

PIANOS-Slightly uSeo, late model Wur-
liter baby grand. in very good condition.
S179: also several other values in used
grands. ~ery easy terms: new guarantee.
MA. 4130. kits, 1880 G ST. (middle of
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stitution ave NV. Apply on premises.
WRECKING co. Lincoln 3H44
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-, Floor Finishing. NV Aim-To Please"
work Guaranteed. Graham. IA. 1861 .
PAPERING. painting special low prices
Phone RA 6I55
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BEAUTY OPERATORS, part time. later on
full time. Arnly 10 pm, Rosa lie
Beauty Shop. 52l l1th 81 NV
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FREE INSTRUCTIONS
YOUNG MAN-Opportunity

for one of pleasing person
ality and ability in large,
well-eStablished real estate
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
East Bloom

Curtis Richardson and family, T.
E. Sines, Howard and Harlan Rex
attended the annual Hereford pic
mic at the Heron farm, near Chan
dlersville, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Stewart and
two children spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Stewards parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, of GAINESVILLE.
Eloise Rex of Mt. Vernon is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart enter
tanned with birthday dinner for
their little daughter, Beulah, Sun
day. Those present were Claribel
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Mautz, Lee Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Clifford and
son Earl and Ethan Greer and FAM
lily spent Sunday afternoon at F. r.
Culver's at Duncan Falls.
Mrs. AIDA Robb spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Harry Robb
and family of McConnelsville. Mr..
Robb also spent Sunday there.
Maxine Roberts from near Penns-
vile is spending this week at Lew
is Greer's.
Mrs. Katie Haynes and family of
near Meigs, were Sunday visitors at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA

Mr.. Dear Mr.. Editor: My OBJ
ject of this article is to answer
many questions that have been
asked by my many friends in my
home state, and it is not my purpose
to throw out any inducement to any
one to leave their home state to
build for themselves home here in
this semi-tropical state.
On this subject l would say how
ever, If one has accumulated suffi-
cient funds that they are absolutely
insured against want-One never in
all the earth can find a place where
they can find a more peaceful, pleas
ant place to spend the latter half
of Iife
Miami, or the adjacent cities, are
the most pleasant part of the state
of Florida in which to live, natural
ly as one goes north from Miami,
the cooler it gets in winter.
In summer 1t never gets hotter
here than I have seen it in Ohio
we most all of the time the year
around, get breeze off the ocean.
The breeze is cool in summer and
it is warm in winter, due to the ex-
istence of the gulf stream, which is
about 10 miles out in the ocean.
Many have written me about
work, they read in the papers about
the building boom here, and feel
that they being good mechanics
should have a good opportunity.
Some come and fail and go home
cursing Florida. According to OFF,
cial dictation, contractors here are
not supposed to hire man who has
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
Spurrier Ridge

Harrison Woolman and wife and
Mrs Woolman's mother Mrs. Lucy
Startling, were in Marietta Wednes-
day. Mrs. Startling has been con-
sulting an eye specialist. The con-
dition of her eyes is much better.
Mrs. Hannah Woolman and sis
ters, Mrs. Emma Huffman, of Bart
lett, and Mrs Fanny Williams of
Athens are spending a week in
GAINESVILLE, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Williams spent from Tues
day evening until Thursday morn
ing with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pier
point
Louisa Woolman spent over Sun
day with a girl friend in McCon-
nelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McElfresh
and children and Dolores and Nor
ma Hallowell We're Sunday guests
of Harvey Hallowell and wife
Mrs. Esther Glass is now at her
| home. Her son. John, and two
children, Mary Esther and son John
of Columbus, are visiting with Mrs.
Glass. They, with Mrs. Glass, We're
visiting relatives at Hockingport,
Sunday Mary Ellen BURNETT is as
| ssting Mrs. Glass.
! Leonard Nice and wife and son,
and John Ball and wife were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Wagner. Jane
Housintine is assisting Mrs. Way
mer.
Born to Earl Able and wife,
Tuesday, daughter
Don Adrian and wife were Satur-
day evening callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Shook.
Kathleen Adrian was a Saturday
evening caller of Mrs n. NJ Wood.
Edith Shook was a Sunday even
| ing callers of VIM Shook and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. woodward
! and Mrs. Anna Dickson We're Sun
day afternoon guests of Mrs. Chas.
Hopkins.
Homecoming August II
There will be a Homecoming at
the Mt Zion church, Sunday, Aug.
Il. Do not forget the date-the
second Sunday, Aug. II. Everyone
invited.
There have been SO many false
rumors circulated that it seems
Satan must be in an airplane, drop
ping falsehoodle leaflets to be Circu-
lated
Roy Swab and John Woolman
were Sunday afternoon callers of
relatives in Trimble.
Francis Startling was a Sunday
caller of Harrison Woolman, and
family
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25

been in Miami less than IL months,
however there is some deviation
from that rule. If one has friend
here who will intercede for him, he
might get work without any trou-
BILE.
If one should desire to come here
from November to April, his expense
would be just what he chose to
make it. If he desired to go to a
hotel, the rates run from SIS day
up to SIS. If he chose to rent an
apartment he could get three
room apartment from SIS to $500
per month If he desired to do his
own cooking, his eating expense
need not be but little more than in
Ohio.
To my way of thinking, trailer
offers the most satisfaction. There
are thousands of them coming here
every year from all parts of the U.
S. A. Last year one from Bucyrus
parked here in our yard for three
weeks. l was indeed very sorry
when the time came for them to
leave. a.
The beauties here are beyond my
description. Bay Front Park is
marvellous spot built however out
in Biscayne Bay; in this park all
most every night during the season
is a stage program of various kinds.
Almost every evening the best art
lists on earth make up the perform
ers-stars from Hollywood, New
York and other places.
The Hialeah race track is another
beauty spot. l have heard race
horse men say this track to be the
finest in the world, while I have
never been in this park, but passed
it many times; from the outside
view one would conclude that it's
beauty has never been exaggerated.
The official state report shows
that at this track alone, there went
through the legalized betting ma
chine over $40,O00,000 last year.
There are several other horse race
tracks here and several dog tracks,
and all through the season all are
well attended.
There are Hot Spots here in the
form of night clubs where if you are
inclined to wager, you can very
easily lose from the last penny you
have all the way up to your head.
do not have time here to UNDER
take to describe the beautiful homes
that are in Miami, ranging in price
from $4,000 up to a quarter mil
lion dollars. John Price of Colum-
bus, O., last year built a home on
Miami Beach that cost $250,O0O. It
is a most magnificent home
Naturally ones heart always goes
back to his old home town; and I
can say that I have always been
proud of the great crowd from the
Buckeye state. So, this is personal
advice. If you are broke and out Of
a job, do not come to Florida, eX-
pecting to better your condition; if
you can afford vacation you can
not find a place on earth where
you can enjoy a more pleasant time.
It's always June in Miami The
81 shines every day in the year.
VeE sincerely, Miles E. Dawson,
Christian Minister.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25

T. e, Sines'.
Mrs. Birda Greer and daughter
Annabel spent few days with Mrs.
w A. Greer, last week.
G. b. Greer and Mrs Blanche
Greer were Sunday dinner guests at
Lewis Greer's. Wilmer Gibeaut
and family spent Sunday afternoon
at the Greer home.
The Eureka club ladies and their
families will enjoy picnic at Cut
Ter Lake, Sunday, Aug. 4.
Theodore Ickes and mother, of
Akron, brought Mrs. Jennie Broth
ers to her home here, Saturday ev-
ening Mrs Brothers has been at
the Ickes home where her daughter,
Mrs. Ickes has been sick.
Robert and Arthur Ritchey of Co
lumbus spent part of last week at
their farm here.
Dick Masterson and family were
Sunday visitors at H. H. Greer's.
The Pisgah Comrade Sunday
school class met at the home of
Maydelle and Katherine Greer, Fri
day evening, July 10. There were
10 members present, and four visit
ors. The program was carried out
as planned, and a social time enjoy
ed The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Lewis Greer.