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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-27

Mrs. Ora Stalker attended the fu-
neral of her brother-in law, T. J.
Davis, held at his late home in
GAINESVILLE Wednesday, conducted by
DR.. Earle NJ Ellsworth. Burial was
made in Woodlawn cemetery. Mr..
Davis was IS years Of age, and died
Sunday morning, following a linger
Ing illness.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-27

Blanks will only be mailed on re-
quest. They may be procured at the
auditors office, Chesterhill bank,
Hayes store, Stockport, and Malta
bank. These blanks may be made
out and sworn to beforeAny notary.
CHESTER s. STRONG,
27f2 Auditor Of Morgan County.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-02-27

Augustus Wilds of Center town
ship, who has been quite i'll and
Henry Van Horn, Meigsville town
ship, who suffered a stroke, both
aged men, entered the county home
hospital, Tuesday, for care and
treatment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-08

Bear and lorpcm good phi',sa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-02
Services Planned Today
For George {. lew, II

Funeral services for George E.
Tew, II, patent lawyer, who died
Saturday at his home. 3744 Hunt
ington street NV, were to be held
this afternoon at Gawler's funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
Mr.. Tew was born here in 1852
He was educated at the old Wash
ington High School, class of 1885,
graduated from Kent College of
Law of Chicago, and was member
of the bar of the United States
Court of Customs and Patent APP
peals and the Illinois Supreme
Court.
He had practiced patent law here
for the last 40 years and wrote sew
eral articles on patent and trade
mark law which were published in
the Journal of the Patent Office
Society. The business will be con-
tinued by his son, George A. Tew,
who has been associated with his
father for IA years. Mr.. TeW was
a member Of the Kenwood Golf
and Country Club.
Besides his son, he leaves his
widow, Mrs. Mary L. Tew, and five
other children, Fred, Ralph. Philip.
Elizabeth and Mrs. Mary Gentle.
He was to be buried in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-02
Industrial Union Council
Will Rally Wednesday

The Washington Industrial Union
Council will hold its annual rally
Wednesday in the National Press
Club auditorium using the March
of the C. I. O." as its theme. Nego-
tiations of wage increases, action to
stay rising living costs and recent
organizing progress are TO be dis
cussed
Speakers include Abram Flaxer,
president of the State, County and
Municipal Workers of America ::
Henry Rhine, national organizer of
the United Federal Workers of
America; Cecil Owen, president of
the council, and Craig Vincent,
council secretary and chairman of
the rally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-02

by the depression of 1892 and there
after became a minister. The
older brother whose chance to get
into West Point came too late to do
any good, lived his life as a railroad
engineer. However, Gen. Wilby's son
is establishing a family tradition.
He is a West Point graduate and
is captain in the Engineers, serving
in Puerto Rico.
Gen. Wildly was asked whether his
first return to the Boston area since
he was a schoolboy gave him any
sensation of going back home.
When you get into the Army"
the general replied, that's the only
home you feel you ever had"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-02
Gen. Willy to Be 'Housekeeper'
OfArmy's No. ! Hot Spot in U.S..
World War Hero
To Take Command
Of lst Corps Area
BY IRA WOLFERT.

Correspondent of The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance. Inc.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Bx H. L. I. SARGENT.

Correspondent of, The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance.
LONDON, Sept. II (By Wireless). i.
1t is now four months since
parachute opened over the Scottish
countryside and floated to earth
with the biggest puzzle of the war
to the British man In the street and
the cause of the worst headache
Adolf Hitler ever had.
Since that night in May, Rudolf
Hess may have lost his ranking as
Nazi No. 8, but he is still staunch
Hitlerite. He never omits giving
the Nazi salute. He still clicks his
heels in the Prussian manner and
growls Hell Hitler!" in his deep
voice.
Those who should know the facts
describe Hess as an unrepentant
Nazi and his conduct during the Is
weeks since he first astonished a
Scottish farmer by asking for the
Duke of Hamilton when he touched
ground just 10 miles from the
Dukes residence at Dungavel Lodge
has been that of one who considers
a German the salt of the earth.
Had Room With q View.
Hess is now in rural retreat
many miles from the ducal man.
sion, where he recuperated from
the injuries received in his historic
parachute Jump. Then he was in
room with a view. He could look
out the window of his tower apart
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Fireworks Scheduled
ForSaturday Night as
Cup Regatta Event
Scores Of SuiIboots
To Compete for Prizes
This Coming Week End

A colorful fireworks display lasting
an hour will be staged at Hains
Point Saturday night as part of
the 18th annual Presidents Cup Re-
gatta, which concludes Sunday with
sailboat races off the point
John A. Remon, regatta associa-
ton president, said that invitations
had been sent to Federal and Dis
trict Government officials, members
of the cabinet and many other
prominent citizens to attend the
fireworks display.
President Roosevelt recently in
formed the association he would be
unable to attend any of the events
of the regatta, which will be devoted
this week end to sailing races. The
regatta opened last week end with
swimming. rowing and canoeing
races.
More than one hundred small SAIL
ing craft are expected to compete
Saturday and Sunday for trophies
donated by The Star.
The program Saturday evening
will open at tbs o'clock with con-
cert by the United States Navy
Band. The fireworks will be Set
off beginning at o'clock. A large
number of inexpensive seats are
available for the night program, Mr..
Remon said today.
Members of the Reception Com
mittee for the affair include Mr.. and
Mrs. Remon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aubrey
Bogley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris,
Edward c. BaltZ. Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Wenzel, DR.. and Mrs. G..
Bache Gill and Thomas p Morgan,
jr. Mr.. Bogley is general chairman
of this years regatta, while DR.. Gill
is vice president of the Regatta As
ISOLATION.
Sailing races begin Saturday at
1:30 pm. with 13 classes scheduled
to compete for The Star trophies.
Events Sunday are planned for $50
am. and pm. The Star trophies
will be awarded at Capital Yacht
Club Sunday night.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Hess Is Unreconstructed HitIerite,
Clicking Heels and Flashing Nozi Salute

With them he sometimes passed the
time of day. He never forgot the
Nazi ritual, however. Up his right
hand would shoot while his heels
snapped together and he barked
Hell Hitler!"
He is doing a lot of reading in his
new home, which is equally stately.
He now has fully recovered from
his injuries. His treatment is in ac-
cordance with his rank and those
who suggested that the chicken egg
diet in the hospital was too lavish
should remember that the Nazis
could be very nasty with the Brit
ish generals they hold prisoners, and
they hold quite number.
Hess receives the daily newspapers
and one wonders what he thinks
about when he reads the war bulle-
tins describing the exploits of his
ex-comrade, Joseph Stain, and his
men.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

ment and see the sun shining
bright on Loeb Lomond. But he
was taken away In a plain van to
avoid the prying eyes of news
papermen and the stalking camera
men who lurked around the castle
entrance in the vague hope of
getting story or picture.
During his stay in the Scottish
castle Hess disturbed the ducal
calm somewhat by insisting that he
was on a special mission and de-
manding to see important person.
ages. There was one person he ex-
pressed a strong desire to avoid.
however-Winston Churchill. He
fumed at the fact that he was being
kept prisoner. He acted as one who
had blind faith in his mission,
whatever 1t was.
Talked With Soldiers,
But on occasion he would unbend,
particularly to his soldier guards.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Gulf Boosts Salaries
Of Southwest Employees
BY the Associated Press.

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 1.-A sal
ary increase of approximately 5
per cent was granted more than
5000 employees OF the Gulf Oil
Corp. and Gulf Refining Co. in
the Southwest. The increase is ef-
fective retroactive to September l..
1t will affect both field and office
employees of the production, pipe
line and marketing divisions.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

row, at 6e0S Glendale road, it was
announced today by Mrs. George A.
Finch, chairman. Preparations are
going forward for the annual roll
call, which will begin Monday and
continue through october 81.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
CurnivoI Closes Saturday

The Annandale (Va) Volunteer
Fire Department carnival, which has
been drawing a large attendance at
Annandale all week, will close Satur-
day night, according to Burns
Derf1inger, general chairman.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Red Cross Meeting

The Chevy Chase branch Of the
Montgomery County Chapter of the
American Red Cross will hold its
quarterly meeting at 2 pm. tomor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

The little leap-froG will be
sensation among the more car
nivorouS animals, for he's stuffed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

This young lady was rewarded
with big savings because She
made a wonderful buy n her luu-
riOus Fur Coat a FRANKLIN s.
during their 18th amnet4r sadie
Here is very special offer made
IN a drive for 500 new customers.
a smart new 1926 dress aud pain
o. 1895 shoes absoluteiy FREE.
yes. We mean it both dress and
shoes FREE with your purchase OF
a stunning, clever brand new 1859
model Luxury F8r Coat Priced At
only $500. They re- bette finer
Furs beautifully lined aud tailored
They're real luxury costs stglgft0
the minute Al you ucod to fN
s. just SlV1 down Take tolf ui
coat home With sou no rel tape
no delal Hutry and, ger you
FREE dress and shoe huUre tl
drive. AZ FRANKLIN sly DEPART
NEST STORE. 31e Michigan Ave-
shop any evening tili 9 O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
MARCH II TO APRIL 20

VA RCH Fl TO APRIL 20
-7iir--r----lAN,-f.te+- iiF.4i aF-S4hratinnS-
TO yesterday. The difference be-
ing favorable Mars rays augur-
ing for benefits through your
freshly persistent efforts. Risky
speculation taboo. Also extrava-
gancc for uueSsentials.
arm " TO NAY ~
T0UUS--NOu've got TO be both
dynamic and resolute TO make
yourself felt, to put across your
work and ideas now. Rightly aid
government and other good forces
who are safeguarding your
country's future.
NAY ~ TO JUNE p.
Go0iHi Immediate monetary
returns may not be forthcoming
now but efficient work will bring
reward at the right time. You
can contribute much that is
worth whle to humanity's cause
by unselhsh service and a dis
play Of faith and cheer
JUNE ~ TO - LI -
C0pcC-Minor matters. your
usual routine and activities with
which you are most familiar are
prominent IN Cancers chart to-
day Especial care needed in
new and dangerous matters.
July D.! 70 dJGI ST -
Lp-Thc more gracinus--you
are. the surer you'll be Of desired
results. Excellent indications
mere for employment, industrial
Interests military government
matters Personal issues. heart
problems require diplomacy.
kindly unders landing.
AJG. 25 To SEPT. y
lrg0-Time 20 retrench and
view things well hut calmly.
Study carefully lay out your pro-
gram tl mplify and expedite
the actual execution Don't waste
umc ard energy orr fus-y details
when more important stems ask
at'out JONI.
SEPT. B. 10 OCT ~
Lfb.o The financial end Of
business transactions, loans. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Vestments, expenditures, incomes
-are-upder ndlX-inAuenccs.
therefore need prudent manage
ment. Other matters less Likely
TO offer difficulties.
OCT. ,! TO NOV. -
ScorpiO-GainS m your en-
ployment and through valuable
connections indicated and IA
vored. Double your efforts now
to reap the results that can be
yours. Employer and cmploye
equally sponsored.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
.SngittoriuS-M os t favorable
planetary periods for aggressive
and extensive operations are
after noon. a. NJ needs close
watching to avoid foolish little
errors, hasty judgment, harmful
changes. Have forethought.
DEC. % TO Jan. II
Capricorn - Improving your
work, adding new methods to
stimulate matters are more ia
vored than launching unneces.
sary new projects. Arbitratc
inteligently instead of forcibly
making demands.
Jan. - TO FEE. ~
Aqgarius-Please heed advice
to Capricornians. Self-sacrifice
and service TO good causes and
perpctuation Of true democracy
are everyonc's duties now. Pitch
in uncomplainingly at your job.
FEB. II TO March ~
PisccS-LeSs stimulating than
yesterday but splendid for finish
ing incompleted matters, making
necessary Improvements, calling
on clients, advertising and pro-
noting worthwhile products
4 CHILD barn da,tfs ddg,
Ambitious, dignifed; fond Of
learning; intuItive; good Judge
Of character and Of values Can
90 far in trade. profession or
diplomatic field Important not
10 neglect spiritual education.
Music, sports, beautiful hobbies.
Copyright 1871, by kirs Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Christmas School
This Thursday

THURSDAY, December Is is
the date of this weeks Home
makers Club cooking school. 1t
viii he held in the club room on
the fifth floor of our building.
The time is aS.uSual ] 80 in the
afternoon, with doors open at
o'clock.
Prudence Penny Will prepare
variety of Christmas horS
doeuvres and a number of holt
day CenterpieCeS will be shoHn-
n CHRISTMAS PLAY. en-
titled Christmas Eve in Santa'S
Workshop. VIII be presented by
students of the Monte Carlo
Studios of stage, screen and
radio, under the direction of j
Richard Gamble
Children taking part in the
play are Berthe Ray Doyon,
Wave Dawn Currcy Evelyn
APPEL and Don Hazard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
YOUR CANNES CHRISTMAS
BY JANE MOWERS

GUESS WHAT we did yeSter-
day. Our shopping went to the
dogs and that's to be taken
literally For there we were In
the canine department, delying
into the latest foods and fashions
for the fastidiouS hound
Its hard 10 believe. but Rover
IS wearing flannel pajamaS this
year Pink ones. green ones.
blue and figured ones what
ever best matches the color Of
his eyes.
There's a practical SIdg 10 THIS
novel nlghtwear for example
il keeps the pups hair from
shedding on clothes and up
holstery when he goes along on
the Sunday drive Moreover
the children viii get a big kick
out of dressing him for bed.
His Stocking
Whether your pooch is a
mongrel OF a fancy French
poodle. give him a little special
consideration on Christmas
morning Hang up a stocking
for him, along with those for
young sons and daughters.
We have illustrated a pair for
you One is filled TO trimming
with biscuits IN assorted havorS
and costs but Is cents. In the
other, there are toys a-plenty for
Mister Pooch - namely a ball
bone. mouse. PeteF-Rahbitr IA
Disney donkey and puppy boy.
Each and every one is of rub
Der, but the bone has an added.
ttraction in it's chocolate
flavoring To complete the sock
full, there's a package of canine
candy and a goodly supply of
meal Tagged Sl00.
A Toy
The little leap-frog will he
sensation among the more car
nivorouS animals. for he's stuffed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

with rabbit hair and thus car
rieS the scent of real game.
When upturncd, ne cries. sweet
and low.
The covering is leatherette,
enduring despite abuse from
sharp teeth Slate to be a
favoritc in tho. dog world, he
COSTS 65 cents.
Look into your pets needs.
Perhaps its a basket or a feed
ING bowl or a change in diet.
Many new-fangled dog Access
series are 10 be had 10 make
this a boW-WoW of a Merry
Christmas.
For shopping information. call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

HERE'S A simple recipe for
the care and cleansing Of your
complexion. Remove all makeup
with soap and hot water then
apply a little petroleum Jelly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Asbestos Pad Protects Table

LARGE ASBESTOS pads
topped with silvery metal-like
product 10 protect the work
surface of the range, refrigera-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Recipe for a Smooth. Skin

thcn-for a fnah pickup go
over face with a cotton pad
moiStened with witch hazel
Nice and simple. And lneXpen-
siNC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Novel Soup

FOR AN caSy-to-make but in
tcrestlnSN soup, open as many
cans of cream of asparagus as
necessary. Add grated nutmeg
TO taste and serve with croutons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

tor top or a table are a boon
because they are resistant 10
hot dishes and food stains. And
they viSibly brighten whatever
area they cover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Glasses

As for glasses use any
kind yor happen TO have. Stem
ware is attractive, but many
people serve the beverage in
small fruit glasses or larger
tumblers.
What is the correct teHpera-
ture for serving? You'll prob
ably like the red variety al
room temperature and the
white type chilled However,
the way you like it is the way
to serve it.
Dry wines, once opened TO
contact with air, become perish
able and should be used within
a week D.. sooner if the weather
is warm. Sweet wines are not
perishable. However, all keep
better when stored in cool, even
temperature out Of sun.
Place bottles on sides TO keep
the corks moist and alright.
Here are some unusual ways
of Incorporating wines into holt
day meals.
Jiffy Wine Jelly
! package raspberry favored
gelatin
: cups hot water
= cup Port wine
Dissolve gelatin in hot wafer.
Stir until clear. Add wine and
pour mixture into moldS. Chill
until firm. Serve topped with
whipped cream. Serves Is.
Ice Cream Sauce
cup sugar "a
. cup water
q cup Port or Burgundy wine.
Let the sugar and water boil
10 a heavy syrup. Cool and add
the wine. Serve over ice cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
LOD BY Frances
IONOO - Drake

Look the Section Yot birthday Comes IN, and Find What
Your Owiook t. According to the Stars,
For IEfdnesdoy, December Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

For shopping information. call
Cherry $500, line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16
Use Wine
In Preparing
Holiday Food
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE SERVING of wine has
long been velled in mystery. Its
use was confined 10 the holiday
season and special occasions.
Now. with so many fine wines
produced in our own United
States the popularity of this
food has grown by leaps and
bounds 1t is used not only as
a beverage but in cooking.
What is wine? II IS the pure
product of fermented grape
juice. Pick your favorites from
the costly and the inexpensive.
The ones you like are the best
for you.
Varieties
Most people prefer dry rcd
wine like claret, burgundy .zln-
.landel or chant with red meats
roast beef, steak, game and
ham.
While a dry white wine such
as Sauteine. hook or chabllS IS
selected with lighter foods
oysters. fish and chicken
The sweet wines, port, mus
catel.. sherry and tokay are
most popular for dessert or
refreshments. These are good
with pastry fruit, buildings.
cheese. cookies -. and for
cocktail hour serving, afteCR6on
NJ evening
A good sherry is the choice OF
many for the before-meal appe-
tier.
One kind of wine is enough
for any meal A variety is
sometimes served at very formal
dinners.
La gaceta., 1941-10-22
DIVORCES

Decretos: Charlotte Hall con-
ira Luis Hall; Teresa Fernan-
6ez contra Guillermo Fernan-
dez; Nellie Souyhworth contra
j. O. Southworth; Digna Her
nandez contra Jose Hernandez
Laura Doris Wood contra Guy
w. Wood; Ruth Pitcher contra
Kurt Fletcher.
Nuevas demandas Dulce Ma
ria Valdes contra Alberto Val
d6s; Frieda Lively contra Joe
S. Lively, Jr.; Ines Audrey
Swint contra Marvin Delma
Swint; Leo George contra Che
try George; Lizzie r. Roth
Wells contra Albert H. Wells
Alene Pierce contra Carl R.
Pierce.
La gaceta., 1941-10-22
LA CACErH
Ell Sol dc Pc1t9ig

El destierro fu5 en- Dante A.
iighieri como la levadura de I'm
pan amasado en- c6leras repri-
midas, mucho mas amargo que
el amasado en- lagrimas... Asi,
cuando su edad apenas alcanza-
ba los cincuenta Y seis amos, do
j6 esta vida Ell poeta mas gran
de de la Humankind.
Pero esta lobreguez tiene un
sol: Beatriz. Eje de su vida y de
su obra, la hija de Fulques Por-
tinari es la candida aurora de
esta noche, principle y fin del
maravilloso poema:
10 son Beatrice, che ii facio dnddre...
Vcngo di loco oUe torTar disiO....
Amor mi mosse, che mi ia parlare...
Juan Rocaccio, en- la Vida de
su maestro, refiere que, a los
echo amos. era Beatriz gracio-
sa, amable y nCSie en- sus mOda-
les y Sc e~xpresaba con mas Jul
clio de 10 que su edad permitia.
Dante tenfa nueve amos GUAM
do la vic, y, desde entonces has
ia su muerte, este amor es, mas
O.. la vida, la coHciencia del flo
rentino.
Beatriz, enamorada de un
Barni, Sc casa, murienIo POGO
tempo despues, Dante, moviel
do en- su dolor al planeta, avisa
la cruel perdida "a todos los re-
La gaceta., 1941-10-22

dido por una comisi6n legislati-
"a &c Puerto Rico en- 1881, pre-
Gidida por ell senador Rafael A
onso Torres y nombrada para
2studiar el malestar y desaso-
lego industrial y agricola...
Papagayos y Ruisenores-Los
)apagayos pueden hablar un
5uen ingles, claro y refinado,
y los ruisehores, cantando him
nos de America, Ell "Star Span
gled Banner" y la "Borinquen",
pueden venderse a $50 y $500
cada uno, a los mejores ameri-
canos...
Palomas y Aves-Detras de
Castano, en- la carretera hacia
Foa-Alta, en- las montanas, hay
abundancio de palomas v ayes,
cogiendo las pichonas en- sus nj
dos, domesticandolas, puede en-
trarSe en- ell negocio de picho-
mes. La demanda de esta clase
de alimentO es grande en- los no.
teles de primera clase...
Sopas de Tortuga-Son una
delicia en- nuestros hoteles; en-
paque sopa de tortuga con sus
La gaceta., 1941-10-22

comestibles. FL quimoomo6 ma
&c una espl6rdida sopa con po-
10 Y patas &c polio a Ia crio--a,
que ser& un nuevo plato en- los
negociOs de empaques; higados
de polio, tiene tambi6n una
gran demanda. Haced artfculos
alimentaio y e. los alimentara
conner, pues ell mundo debe ser
alimentado y e. los alimntara...
Este informe, que ruboriza
aun a la Legislature de Puerto
Rico cost6 una suma no menor
de $40, 1000.
Muy caro- ell candor del Sr.
Torres!
La gaceta., 1941-10-22

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