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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
RECORDERS OFFICE
Deeds

Frank and Belle Clifford to Geo
B. and Grace E. Ashton, IA acres
Penn township.
George B. and Grace E. Ashton tt
Frank Clifford, 52-100 acre, alst
four lots in part, Malta village.
Frederick William Selick to Ber
tha B. Selick, $500 So it,, Wind
sor township, certificate of transfer
Village of Malta to C. E. Mcclure
Malta cemetery lot.
Ethel A. Smith to Asia Whitacre
lot. Chesterhill.
Anna J. Misel, deceased, to An
drew NJ Misel, ct al, 106 acres
Bristol, affidavit for transfer.
Andrew J. Misel, ct al, to Dwight
A Haines and Anna c. Haines, 10f
acres, Bristol.
Dorothy l.. Fitch and Raymond P
Fitch to Elmer Horner and Mary
Horner, 80 acres, Deerfield.
Theodore Motz to Cleo Motz 8(
acres, Center township, IL interest.
Perry Vanhorn. by L. B. Adrean
sheriff, to Anna M. Vanhorn, Unio1
township. 32482 acres.
Anna M. Vanhorn to Emery o
and Bette Vanhorn, 12087 acres
Union
F. F. Downing, deceased, to FREQ
d. Downing, 1888 acres, Bristol
certificate for transfer.
Charles and Maggie Smith tc
Carroll Smith, 5.8 acres, Marion
township.
I. c. Masterson and wife to b. l.
Masterson, 1.18 acres, Deerfield.
E. Posey and E. C. Hale to Clyde
Scott, / acre, Penn.
Leases
Sherman Lett to T. v. Secrest
108 acres, Deerfield; Norma Ander-
son to T. V. Secrest, 90 acres, Deer
field Harold C. Smith to T. V. Sc
crest, 12O acres, Deerfield, all three
assigned to Gas Producing Compan,
of Ohio.
A. T. Petit and wife to Gas Pro
ducing Company of Ohio, $50 acres
Deerfield.
The Crooksville Bank to The Ohio
Fuel Gas Co., 164 acres, Deerfield.
Gertie O. Edgell to T. w. Secrest
As acres, Deerfield, assigned to Tht
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
F. R. Newman to T. v. Secrest
As acres, Deerfield; Ode Cordray tt
T. v. Secrest, 46 acres, Deerfield
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
MAICONTA POST PARTY

Malconta Post of the American
Legion celebrated the list anniVeI1
sarv Of the organization of the local
most. Monday night The guests IN
Guided the families of the members
and the Ladies Auxiliary and fam
flies. In all more than 100 were
present. The district commander,
VIM. Schneider, of Marietta, was
the guest speaker, and he also cut
the birthday cake. Refreshments
were served and dancing enjoyed.
An orchestra from Marietta fur-
nished music.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
FIXING BREAK In GAS
LINE IN RIVER

Wednesday forenoon workmen
from Pittsburgh, Pa, began work
of repairing leak in the Ohio Fuel
gas line which crosses the river
from the Malta depot here to near
the Bragg service station. The
break is about rs feet from the NAL
Ia shore, and the repairing for the
most part is done by a diver.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
MAY VISIT SOUTHERN GARDENS

Mrs. J. e. Cowan, president of
the Malconta Garden club, and per-
haps others, are planning to take IN
the special 10 days trip south to vis--
1t flower gardens. The speclai
train leaves Chillicothe April /, and
will go south by way Of the Hot
Sulphur Springs, and on down
through the Carolinas.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
THE WEATHER

A total of 1872 inches of snow
fell the past week, and IL inch of
rain. Daily temperatures furnished
by Clifford Hupp, official weather
man: 14th, high So, low 80; 18th,
1923; 18th, 1924: 18th, 68-25:
18th, 66-35: 10th, 50-32; goth, 81
28.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
FRED BONE IMPROVING

Fred Bone, of Bristol, who was
badly injured in an auto accident,
and has since been at Good Sa-
maritan hospital, is showing much
Improvement. and a complete recov-
cry seems assured Mrs Margaret
Kalb Wilson, formerly of Meigs, is
the special nurse.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
VALLEY CAGE TOURNAMENT
OPENED LAST EVENING

The class A independent basket
ball tournament opened here last
evening at the M. & M. gym Six
teen teams are entered, from six
counties in southeastern Ohio The
tournament will continue until Fri
day night.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
DEER in BRISTOL

Many folks travel miles to get
glimpse of a fleeting deer, but Her
man Perry was more fortunate, az
he saw one on the C.. s. Lawrence
farm, last week.-Arington Cor
respondent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
SUPERINTEDENTS AND
PASTORS MEET

The ministers and superintend
ents of the schools of the county
met jointly last evening, informal
iy. at the Malta hotel Several mat
tiers were discussed. including that
of peace education in schools.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Deaths Toll

March IL to Fl, 1910
Mrs. Edna Robbins, S. GAINESVILLE
Mrs. CorneIia Davis, Pennsville.
Chas. j. Weaver, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs.. Martha Allen, McConnelsville.
William James, Union Twp.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
LOCAL BOYS TAKE PRIZES
FOR WOOL EXHIBITS

At the Tri-State Wool Growers
association held the week end in
Cadiz, three Morgan county boys
took prizes in class three, All wool
exhibits, as follows: Pure bred
fine wool eve, Robert Parmiter of
East Bloom township, first and sec
ond; Robert Blackburn, of Malta
fourth, and Carl Richardson, East
Bloom, fifth. This made the seventh
year that Robert Parmiter has TAX
en- first in the Tri-State association,
and the first time he ever took first
and second This will be the last
year he will be permitted to enter
the contest, since the rules will not
hermit Al boy to enter for more
than seven years. He is a son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parmiter; is a
graduate of NJ 81 NJ high school,
and also attended O. S. u. The
states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia compose the Tri-
State Wool Growers association
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
TOURING IN THE SOUTH

Miss Ann Mcbride, R. NJ, of this
place, and friend Mrs. Carlos Bill
brey, Of Columbus. left last week on
a tour of the south. and Cuba At
Venice, Fla, they were joined by a
friend from Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

Mrs. Lide Scott of the Stanbery
building, who fell recently. is still
confined TO ber bed. Her daughter
in-laW. Mrs Ella Scott near Zanes-
vile, is assisting in her care. Mrs.
Scott is. 98 years of age, and per-
hans the Oldest person i'm Morgan
rOEnty
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21
Special ProDositioms

A petition calling for local op-
tion vote in Windsor township was
filed, and petition calling for vote
on special school levy in same
township is filed
No one in either party filed for
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-03-21

Manchester township: Estella M.
Foster. w. L. Cannon. G. w. Dutch
er.
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Deaths Reported

10 Jehn McMshon uon g. isfa y III ai st. a. nx
Ellen Smith, 81, Home for Aged:
Rachel Mcleod. r. Sibley HOSPITAL.
William G. Lieuallen, n. EMERGENCY Hos
Mary Blake. 72, sibley Hospital.
anna Spellbr1ng. 10, GEORGETOWN Hospital
Walter Scott, 20, Gallinger Hospital.
Catherine A. Reilly. &c. Providence Hos
Charles F. Hastings, 81. st. Elizabeth's
Hospital
Joseph A. King. 81, 1927 5th st. NV.
Theodore e. Jones. so, 2115 st. NV.
William T. Elrod. Sc. 1850 Monroe st. NV.
Carvel Munnikhuysen, 55. Emergency Hos
George W. Alwine. 30, Casualty Hospital
Catherine Ciociola, so. Garfield Hospital
John A. Reeves, Al Emergency Hospital
Nour Meshaka. Al, Columbia Hospital.
Cecil T Sisk, "a. Georgetown Hospital.
Wilbur r. Boyles. "a, Emergency Hospital.
Katherine L. Mutziger. 80, Casualty Hos
somineo sagum. 27, Emergency Hospital
Herman zabrck, "a, Homeopathic Hospital.
Mary E, Delahanty, IL, George washington
Eva Holland, IS, 5oas East Capitol st.
Nelson Whitlock. 50. Gallinger. Hospital.
Robert Mckinney, 50, 126 st. NV.
John L. Barber. Al, 1877 9Th st. ne.
Beatrice Harris, 80, ,Freedmen's Hospital.
Howard johnson. 10. GeorRetown Hospital.
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Births Reported
,harles and Mary Bowers, jr., boy.

Charles and Mary Bowers, jr.. boy.
George and Mary Brown. boy.
Paul and Ann Corridean. boy.
Charles and Camilla Harnsberger, boy,
Jonn and Pauline Heinbaugh, girl.
lyman and Frances Lebowitz, boy.
Leroy and Mary Livingston, boy.
Howard and Bertha Lovins, boy.
Sharles and Anna Nestor, girl
Denn1s and Anna Simmons, girl.
Kobert and Jeanette Brinker, girl.
william and Margaret Butler, boy.
Urban and Frances Crockett, girl.
George and Annie Grimes, girl.
Joseph and Dorothy Hayghe, girl.
Kenneth and Patricia Lemine. Girl.
Leon and Katherine Lloyd. boy.
Louis and Alice Mittelstetter, girl
Lawrence and Mary OConnor, girl.
Edward and and r4l'h Rena hnderson. ernsi' Soy. sIl.
John and Josephine Elmore, girl.
William and Elvira Harris, boy
simon and Daisy Holiday, girl.
James. and Leitta Jenkins, boy.
Ronert and Alberta Jones, girl.
Willie and Lucy Lester, boy.
Gnnnie and Helen Lott. boy.
Clifford and Bessie Lucas, girl.
Johnson and Allene Nero. girl.
Thomas and Lille Proctor. boy.
stewart and Margaret Smith girl
Thomas and Christine Thornton, girl.
Arthur and Margaret Williams. girl.
Henry and Mahalla Crawford. boy.
Rayfel and Vastie Faison, boy.
Albert and Catherine Hockaday, boy,
Samuel and Jessie. Howard, boy.
Spurgeon and Myrtle Jones, girl.
Ernest and Alice Langley, girl.
Selmon and Efie Lewis, boy.
James and Eatie Lott, boy
Walter and Elizabeth Matthews, boy.
Nathan. and Mildred Owens, boy.
Richard and Minnie Rose, girl
BENJAMIN and Agnes Sprisgs. girl.
Henry and Frances Wilkens. girl.
Clarence and Carolina Woodward girl.
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woodbury., MAJ: Henry J. from New York
grass cep c to TlsT YDIs a.Tor E from Fort
THOMPSON, Capt. Miles H., from Fort
Ezekiel, Capt. Raphael B., from Fort
Bennins, Ga. to Fort Belvoir.
stTsndSers p.nn,nS Capt william B. from Fort
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
New York to Patrol Force.
Albeit Capt. Harry j., from Battle Force
to 18th Naval District.
BemiS GaS;focnIa Capt H1Fold 1s,s NJ. from q 8. g.
su1kley' CAPT. Joel W; from Iona Island,
cap to fshsGd ps4o Force Sc from Navy
csp I fssm
$ WIehits e ssh Naval A ti DissTtss EsR
NICHOLS, n.ns, Comdr. Chester L., from Navy
Whitfield. Comdr. James W., from 3rd
Naval District to Y. s: s. Chester.
Naval District to S. S. Comet.
Warrack. 1t. Comdr Robert c. from U. 8.
,,s,.ssr.a s ssratosa to Kaneohe Bay; Oahu; 7. 4.
dTidiey to q .. s. as 8. cassin Ca n. from u 3 g.
Yoho' 1t tsdOh,h. John r. from Pensacola, Fla
Brooks' saf5s01Se; L. e. IS frederic s w., from o. s.
S; Borie to q. s. s. Muslin.
Harllee. 1t. q. e. John, from Motor Tor
edo pedo Boat Squadron 2 to Motor Tor
s. s. Alen a to O. q p 'sssoh 11., f. from
s5ni omahs M New s fsa ionden. On ts1m conn o. s.
Sherry, 1t. q. 60 Harmon B.. from O. 8.
8 Dewey to New London.
Ackerman Ensign Edward. from u. 8. 8.
Overton to New London.
Blaha, ENSIGN Frank from q. o. g. Up
shur to New London.
S s. Rlue. to New London. ''' i'0'" u
Clarke; ENSIGN Frederic B.. from q. o. 8.
Dudley. Heia Gnssn :a ne john h0nfon B., from o. g.
Duryea, Ensign Robert j.. from o. s. s.
Trever to New London.
Con to New London.
Forbes, Ensisn Gsorge W.. jr.. from o. 8.
Glenn Enam Ensign 'q PMl MG~ Lohaon' fTon nj.
to New London.
Gresne MaS.n Epsisn as n. Howard J.. from o. s. g.
s. Idaho to o. S. S. Mccall ~
Hendrix. Ensign Charles N O., from o. 8.
Mandei. Ensign Herbert T.. from o. g. WASP
to New London.
Mason: Ensign John D.. from q. 8. 8. New
Mexico to New London.
Mace Ensign Charles D.. from q. B. q.
Mugford to New London.
Paine. Ensign Roger W.. jr, from q, 9. q,
Arizona to New London,
Simmons, Ensign George s., III. from q. 3.
g.. Cassin to- New London.
Suddath Ensign Thomas H., from q. 3. o.
Rowan to New London
Tucker, ENSIGN Frederick B., from q. 3, q.
Texas to New London.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Ross, Capt. Clarence W. from San Diego,
Calf. to q. s, s. Relief
Douthat. 1t. Robert c.. from Portsmouth.
Va. to Norfolk, Va
Angel, 1t. e. e. Alexander s., from U. 8.
s. Neches to San Diego Calf.
Druckemiller, 1t. q. g. William H., from
Newport, R. l.. to o. 8: s. Vega.
Lambert. Il q; - Gordon K; from De-
Stone. 1t o. a Evan c.. jr.. from San
Dieso' calsf=i siipr1v e 2. c6RIs g &; Neehes.
Wheat, 1t Jack O.. from U. 8. 3. Concord
to Mare Island. Calf.
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Degrees Conferred on 50
Al Adoniram Ceremony

A class of so candidates, which
included select masters from the
District of Columbia, Maryland and
Pennsylvania, received the super
excellent masters degree in Adoni-
ram Council, Royal and Select
Masters, on December 81 at the new
Scottish Rite Temple. A repre-
sentative from every grand Masonic
body in the District Of Columbia
attended.
Before conferring of the degree,
1877 spper-excellent masters of this
and other jurisdictions were greeted
by the officers of Adoniram Council
at a dinner at the new Eastern Star
Temple, $500 Sixteenth street NV.
After conclusion of those festivities
the visitors were taken on specially
conducted tours through the Scot
tish Rite Temple.
King Solomon Lodge has called
of It's stated communication for
January / because of the holiday
season. The next meeting will be
February S.
The following officers were elected:
Granger G. Sutton, master: Harlie B
Morse, senior warden; Charles F.
Jeter, junior warden; James r
Beaubiah, secretary; John ]. Fer
ber, treasurer; Lee A. Summers
senior deacon, and Ormond S. Run
nels, junior deacon. They were in
stalled at a special communication
last Thursday,
Monarch c. Walter Umhau an.
nounces at the meeting of Kali.
polls Grotto tomorrow nomination
of officers will take place at tht
Stansbury Masonic Temple at 8 pm
Election and installation will take
place January 16.
The grand monarch will visi
Kallipolis Grotto on February 7.
Elmer F. Stein, chairman of tn.
Drill Corps annual New Year Ev'
party, announces that there are {
very few reservations left. Thos'
interested should contact him a
Georgia 2028. Z
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presented her motner, matron-elect,
for installation.
On January 2 the chapter will
celebrate its 45th anniversary.
Choir rehearsal will be held jan
uary IA at the home of Mrs. SUIT
ton, 6l2 Aspen street NV. Re-.
hearsal for officers is scheduled for 5
pm. December 80 at the temple.
Officers of Martha Chapter were
installed on December 20 by Right
Worthy Grand Treasurer Flora E.
Campbell as installing grand ma
tron. The matron was installed by
her husband. Past Patron Otto B.
Roepke. Past Matron Isabel Titlow
was installing grand marshal, with
Past Matron Louise Linthicum as
grand chaplain and Past Matron
Norma Hine as installing grand or
ganist. Past Grand Patron Richard
E. Titlow was the installing grand
soloist.
The appointive officers are: LYDIA
F. Lendner, chaplain; Elva r. Miller,
marshal; Carleton Fry, organist;
Ruth Fry, organist; Ruth Albright,
Adah; Marjorie Colson, Ruth;
Cowles Stonnell. Esther; Daisy Ba.
ker, Martha; Olive Baehner, Electa;
Kate B. Cummins. warder, and Will
liam Risdon, sentinel.
A rehearsal for officers will be
held tomorrow at pm. at Naval
Lodge Hall.
Mrs. Minnie T. Kinks, matron of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, announces
on Wednesday business meeting
will be followed by reception to
the new officers, social and re-
freshments. Members and friends
of the order are invited.
The associate conductress, Mrs.
Alma Dorsey, has completed plans
for the annual dance and card
party at Wardman Park Hotel on
February 8 with Mount Pleasant
Chapter.
The stated meeting of Areme
Chapter, which would fall on jan
uary /, has been called off. The
next meeting will be held Janu-
ary IS. There will be a reception
to the new officers, followed by re.
freshments.
The matron of Trinity CHAPTER,
Mrs. Doris E. Riley, announces q
rehearsal for officers at 5 pm. to-
morrow. The chapter will meet on
Thursday.
Past Grand Matron Jessie w.
Cowles installed the officers of
Cathedral Chapter Thursday eve
ming. The appointive officers are:
Chaplain, Mrs. Margaret H. Bur-
CESS: marshal, Mrs. Eva L. Horn:
organist, Mrs. Mary T. Kenestick;
Adah, Leonora F. Deal: Ruth, Mrs.
Madeline c. Nickles; Esther, Eleanor
E. Bradley; Martha, Mrs. Evelyn M.
Right; Electa, Mrs. Helen E. Tru-
scott; warder, Mrs. Dora A. Ter
rett; sentinel, Charles F. Parker;
representative Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Past Matron Hazel
Kephart.
Assisting in the installation were
Past Matron Clara D. Perry, Past
Matron Ethel H. Martin, Mrs. Mar
garet H. Gahan and Adelaide Wat.
son. The matron was .marshaled by
her husband, Walter D. Perry, and
the patron was marshaled by his
wife, Past Matron Eva L. Horn.
Junior Past Matron Eva B. Nc
Laurin was presented with her
jewel by Past Patron Ernest Shaw,
and Junior Past Patron David H.
Davenport was presented with
gift from the chapter by Past Ma
tron Phoebe L. Lightner.
The Home Board will meet Thurs
day evening at the home of Mary
H. Buckley, 2019 1 street NV, with
Past Matron McLaurin assisting.
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Service Orders
ARMY.
CAVALRY,

CANALhf-
to Col pd Asshgr gam e. from ToE
Taylor, Col. Herbert E., from Salt Lake
City to Fort Hayes. Ohio.
Burnett, Mai. Edwin NJ, from College Sta
tion. Tex. to Fort Riley, Kans:
G6psy L l. co.s. Gol Leni; s4.,on G from Fort Bliss
Tex. to Santa Maria. Calf.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Baker, 1t. Col. Cadmus j.. from Langley
Field, Va. to Mitchell Field. N. Y.
woolford 1t 1t. Col. G s WOOD s.. from rom Mcchord
Field Wash. to Fort George G. Wright,
worrell Mai. John A.. from Brooklyn, N.
Y, to Toledo, Ohio.
Mss ss FTst 1t e. 15tsur 6fs c.t from Monterey
'Rs P.rf 2k e. to 'oR HAWAIIAN
Froitzheim 1t. Col. william j.. from Ha-
waiian Department to Fort Niagara,
INFANTRY.
Lucas Lt. Col. Burton L., from San Fran
Stewart. 1t Col Loren p, from Augusta
u.sssr Ms to L. e'1S Gs ssndas Clam M from a
McSrsisht. i; Col: william ", from Fort
Telford, Capt Sidney T.. from Fort Ben
ming Ga, to Montgomery, Ala.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Jackson. It. Col. William J., from Camp
Livingston; La. to Camp BsauIegard La; a.
Fort Lee. Va. .,-,
caEFe Fs1d Capt Paul sun 1Ssei1 H from Tex Randolph
Adams. r. l., to Washington.
Macdonald: Capt. Wallace w, from Fort
Morfsn CABS Hspoid sG cnoq Ia from % Fort Lewis
wash. to Mcchord Field. Wash
Durham, First 1t Max j., from Fort LEWIS
Wash, to McChord Field Wash.
SIGNAL CORPS.
M9Eoi; gork to Ii ross G0 dsHss Aa from
bus, Ohio; to Fort Georss g, Meade lead MD. Nd
mouth. N j.. to Camp Edwards, Mass,
Johnson, Capt Ewing C.. from Scott Field.
M: to Cam, Camp ws,y.r Pesy Tenn; from MAXWELL
Graul. Capt. Donald p. from Wright Field,
Ohio; to Fort deerEs n, g. Meade, f1de No 1dnp,ev
Uhrhane, Capt. Francis F.. from Wright
Field Ohio. to Fort Knox. KY.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Greeley. Mai, Leonard J.; from MiteSe Mitchell
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Pierson, Mai. Millard. from Champaign,
H. to San Francisco. Calf.
Piddock. Capt. Charles A.. from Fort jack
son, s. c., to Montgomery. Ala.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Dwyer, Second 1t. John p, from Glenview,
Ill, to Montgomery, Ala. . c,
Edwards, Mass, to Fort Dupont. Del
Robinson, Mai. Joseph S.. from Fort Crock
ett, Tex, to Hitchcock. Tex.
Odenwaller Capt. Charles j.. from Fort
Adams. r. l., to Fsrt Constitution, n h
Murrin. Capt. William R.. from Fort Il. g.
Wright, Y, to Fort Constitution, N T.
Morgan, Capt. John B., from Camp Ed
wards Mass, to Fort Hamilton. N. z,
Gard, Capt. Harold p. from Camp Ed
wards Mass, to Fort Hamilton, N. Y.
HudRins. First 1t Seth r., from Fort Il. g.
Colliean: Second It. R9pert l.. jr., from
Fort H. G. Wright, N. Y, to Fort Du-
De Metropolis, First 1t. Harry, from Fort
H. G. Wright. N. Y, to Fort Dupont,
AIR CORPS.
Auton, Capt. Jesse. from Washington to
Hamilton Field, Calf.
DENTAL CORPS.
Petzold Capt. Theodore A., from Mon
terey, Calf. to Ford Ord. Calf.
Rozin, FIRST It. Sanford, from Monterey,
Calf. to FIT Ord. CALI.
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Gharitp Case 60
BY Marie Bowers

The story thus far Dr. Gale Barclay and his we, the former
Viola Stevens find themselves under burden of debt
Stevens dies bankrupt shortly after their eddng The
place In Chicago society had been Gales marrying VII
there had been little Ioue budened
able to profit from the connections of Wis because couldn't
ford keep then Gale finds his medical practice ceneng
the classes strain arises beeen Gale vi when
1Dorkng his receponis ouerears
patient Smith What
supporting Whereas In fact forcing
small charitable Offering because
he cannot 1Dork,
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Guurdsmun in q jam

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. % up.
"A National Guardsman, anticipat-
ing being called for duty soon, sold
his furniture and prepared to move
his family to Florida. Then the
induction was postponed. So he had
to move in With his mother-in-law.
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FiIipinos to Honor Rizul

The Filipino Executive Council Of
Washington will hold exercises at
o'clock tonight at the Y. M. G. A. in
observance of the 44th anniversary
of the death of DR.. Jose Rizal, Fill
pino national hero. Bernardo A.
De Guia is president of the council.
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Lucas Saez returned to Spain from
the United States in 1883 with 81
children, 10 grandchildren and 81
sreat-srandchildren. The eldest son
Wa 70.
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CHAPTER VII.


himself his bewiderment opened
and
faltered Doctor what
nothing. child Gale replied Itts something entirely
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
VERTICAL.

rICAL.
81. To turn inside out.
50. Spanish article.
SO. Shin bone.
IS. BY.
88. Japanese sash.
80. Fear.
90. Iniquity.
90. Digging tool.
95. Greek pillars.
81. Hindu god Of fire.
80. Shaded walk.
100. Fresh-water porpoise.
101. Symbol for samarium.
103. To anoint.
104. Symbol for iron.
los. Concerning.
LOG. Fencing sword.
lot. To peruse.
Ill. Sun god.
liz. Edible gastropod.
113. Couch.
116. Intoxicated.
lib. Pronoun.
121. Hebrew letter.
122. Resin.
124. Negative.
125. Algebraic symbol.
127. Shook.
128. Separated.
129. High note.
1872. Symbol for iridium.
134. Indo- Chinese language.
1876. To bend into shape.
137. To proclaim.
1873. Large deer.
139. Ocean,
140. Archaic: the
14Z. Eartn gOddeSS.
143. Salamander.
las. Stowe heroine.
146. Tyro.
lat. Colloquial: small.
14q. Embankment.
Isl. River in England.
l54. Kind of lens.
157. To hide.
158. The pintail.
160. Italian article.
; 16l. South African fox.
162. To be borne by.
165. Japanese pagoda.
167. Cattle genus.
168. Anger.
ITO. Clamor.
173. Teutonic deity.
lit. Bone.
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Rockville.
William Ellis. 81, and Emma L. Reese, %,
both of Washington
Staten P. Alden. 90, Silver Spring, Md,
and Dorothy B. Price. 25, Takoma Park.
Carroll B.. Nash. 26, Tucson, ..Ariz., and
Margaret C.; Stifier,. 81, .Fallston, Wis.
James Virgil Gaines, Al, Alexandria, Va,
and Louise r. Henderson, 80. WASH
Alfred e. Aquilino. 81, and Maureen r.
Brosnahan. "a, both of Washington.
Luther H. Sarvis, 80, Washington, and
Myrtle Matte Strickland, "a, Towson.
Nd
William G. Anderson. %, and Frances
Marie Faidley, 90 both of Mclean. Va.
Frederick M. Utterback. 20, Arlington,
Va; and Margaret r. Maloney. 81,
Bethesda, Md.
SiIvino Da Silva, a., Washington. and
Charlotte v. Toms, %, San Francisco.
Calf.
Robert o. Howe. %, jackson, Miss. and
Barbara A. Kohman. 20. Hsddonfeld,
N. J.
John Frederick Davis. "a, and Laura Al
berta Jackson, "a. both of washington.
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VER'
!. Chosen body.
2. City in Chaldea.
3. Luzon mountain. \
4. Absorbed.
5. To make obeisance.
6. English game Of ball.
Z. Heraldic bearing.
8. Greek letter.
8. Stimulates.
10. Workers union.
IL. Garland.
: IL. Mans name.
13. To differentiate.
IA. Amidst.
Is. Ordered.
16. Unplayed hole In golf
II. Exclamation Of
surprise.
18. Kind of bicycle.
10. Coronet.
%. East Indian tree.
II. Symbol for actinium.
81. Edible mOllusk.
33. Rodent.
SO. At odds.
81. Wing.
80. Concluded.
II. European fish.
43. King of Bashan.
As. Brightness.
Al. Snake-like fish.
40. To accomplish.
so. African carnivore.
81. Hello there!
SO. Card game.
SIS. To 60.
So. Australian tree.
so. Three-legged stool.
81. The cobra.
62. Armadillo.
SO. Religion founded b!
Joseph Smith,
"a. Note of scale.
IS. To swing back anc
forth.
66. A wandering from tn,
right way.
SO. Exclamation of incred,
ulity.
SO. Triple.
10. Den.
II. Dutch cheese.
IA. Pertaining to an axis.
rs. Article.
80. Conjunction,