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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-12

in conclusion, we desire 10 state
again that during the past five years
the Alaska Electric Light & Power
Company has given the residents of
Gastineau Channel and the consum-
ers OF heat. light and power, the
best service in Alaska at the cheap
est rates; and that the company in
all respects has kept its service up
to-date and has been at all times
ready to expand and improve its
service to meet any expansion OF
the communities served and to meet
additional requirements. This has
been possible only by reason OF the
company's being able to get; power
fspS RE Gsstipesu aiping Company
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
DEANWO0D

Rev. and Mrs. lonnie braniley
and SON Of Tennessee, are visiting
relatives here
Mrs. Dora Mcconnell spent Sat.
urday with Rev W G. Mcdonnell
Mr. aud Mr. D. Towery were
guests Of T l. Walker Sunday
Mr. and Mrs j Cullen visited
Mr.. Elizabeth Travis Sunday
Mis- LILLIAN Walker spent one
day last week with Mr. Ruth Wal
ker.
Mr. and Mr. Marshall Davis and
baby visited Mr D. D. Dean the
week end
Rev " G. Mcconnell and Mr A.
~ Guess we're guests Of Mr I l.
Walker and family Sunday
Misses Robbie and Minnie Dean
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mr. 4 81 Dean.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Cuitcnden Circuit Court. Kentucky
l.. , White. Plaintiff

Cuiicnden Circuit Court. Kentucky
l.. , White. Plaintiff
Against Equity
J. u York a.. Defendant
BY virtue of Judgement and or.
Der ~ Sale ~ the Cuiieuden Cir.
cult Court. rendered a. the March
Term there of 1922. In the above
cause for the sum of $3.50 o0 with
interest At the rate of 6 per cent Der
annum from The 25th day u Nov.
1913 until paid and al costs herein.
| shall procced 10 ofef for sale at
The Court house dor in Marion 90
he highest bidder. at PUBLIC AuC.
IluN on Monday the sih day Of
May 1872 az O'Clock y N or
thereahout, lbsInr Court dayl, upon
a credit u six month, thc following
described property tu.witi
one tract u land lying and being
in the county u Crittendcn and state
e Kentucky and bounded a. followa.
Beginning S. 5s i2 D. 20 poles
from two elms, the beginning corner
of Ralphs fifty acre survey. and one
uf the corners u Ralphs eighty acre
survey, running thencc s hS ~ T..
No poles io two white oaks. thence y.
twenty seven poles 10 a spanish oak
cut down. thence n 81 =. 20 poles
20 two post oaks on the edge u the
bmfi, thence n. ~ ". i2s poles 10
a white oak on a hill side, the begin
ming corner 70 Ralph's original and
twenty five acre survey of land
then a straight line 10 the beginning
containing sixty one acres. 3 foods
and thirty one poles BY survey, be- the
same more OF less
Interest on sia5 90 % be paid from
the e5ih day of Nov 1913 until paid
Interest on Sia5 10 b. paid from
Jan ID 1915 until paid The hrst
si2b 90 is due q credit Of so %.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

side Of Marion AMI Bellyille road near
the corporate limits Of Marion, Ken
tucky. and described as fol.ovf. BE
ginning AZ a stone. Smith james cor.
ner IN VIM. Ashers home piece and
known as the Doles place, thence with
Smith James line y . jO' W q
poles and u links 10 a stone Ia the
outer line Of the / c. 4 y right
of way; thence with outer line II
T. G. r. X. n. 20 l-2 r. - poles
ard 81 links % a stone; theme s.
a. % r a. poles and lin,s 10 the
center Of Marion and Belvilie road.
eiso o. line of said Asher's poles
plr'e thence with Asher's p1ies eur
yey line S 20 W. 10 poles and y
lirls 10 the beginning containing 3
and 81 acres by survey There Is
situated upon said lot a dwelling
house and other Improvements This
heinp the same pieCe of land con.
ycyed by VIM II Asher and " L.
Asher, his wife. of Marion Kentucky.
90 Jasper n Mcdowell of Criiten.
den county Kentucky, on the yth day
of March 1904. by deed now u rec-
ord in Deed Book No. 10 az pare l56
Clerks office. CrItiendcn County
Court
Or suhicirr. thereof % produce
ihe sums II ri,n,y so ordered o. h,
made. For the purchase price. the
pu., hafer. with apoorni scruriiy o.
81, irities. must execute Bend. scar.
rg legal interest fmn. ihe day u
sale until paid. amt having the force
and effect of a Judgement bidders
will be- prepared 90 comply with
these terms.
T. ,. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Critienden Circuit Court. kentucky
J " Duvall 6c. Plaintiff
Against Equity
Mu b. C. Duall A.. Defendant.
By virtue u a judgement and Or
der of Sale ~ the Crltisnden Cir.
cult Court rendered AZ the March
Term thereof 1922 in the above cause
Tor the sum of 900. with interest al;
the rate Of o p,rceni until paid and
all costs herein ! shall proceed 90
offer for sale az the Court house door
In Marion 10 the highest bidder At
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the
sih day of May 1922 at / O'Clock l..
n OF thersahoui, lbcing Court day.
upon a credit of six months the fol.
lowing described property. towit'
A certain BOT or parcel u land ly.
ING and being In Marion. Cfi'ten-
den County. Kentucky and bsing
lots No. ) and In r. C. Walkers
addition % said town u Marion. and
bounded a. follows. ~ " with
Clark street about i3s feet to the al.
hey: thsnce s. ~ 10 l. 200 feet "a
a stake. thence n ! 10 =. ias
feet 90 Clarks South east corner.
thence n 81 10 ". with CLARK ,
line % the beginning. This being
the same property conveyed By D
IN. Heath and Mary ! Heath. bis
wife b. p NJ Duvall on the 10th day
of October. 1918 Said deed being u
record in Deed Book SO a. At page
70 Clerks Office Criiisnden County
Court
Or sufficient thereof % produce
ihs sums 90 money 80 ordered 10 hs
made. For the purchase priee. The
purchaser. with apnrea,i sczuriiy or
seCl.iiies. must execute Boul. hsar
lnr legal interest fwy ihs ~ n
safe until paid. and having the force
and effect of a judgement niidcra
will b. prepared q comply with
these terms
r. p. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Critisndsn Circuit Court. Kentucky
Ollie Hodge. Plaintiff

Criiisndsn Circuit Court. Kentucky
Ollie Hodgs, Plaintiff
Against Equity
Mrs Lille Hodge, 6e, Defendant
BY virtue u a Judgement and or
der II sale af the Cuiiendsn Cir
cult Court. rendered ~ the March
Term thereof. 1922. In the above
cause Tor the sum of .... and al
costs herein. shall proceed 90 u
Ter for sale ~ the Courthouse door
IN Marion b the highest bidder a.
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the
~ day of MAY 1892 a. O'Clock 2.
N Or thsreahoui lbslng Court dayl,
upon a credit of six months the fol-
lowing described property. ,o.wit:
One small house and lot in the
town of Marion Kentucky and being
the late residence of Lycufge y
Hodge Col located on the Northwest
part u the town of Marion, Keutuc.
ky and Joins George Johnson
Beginning on said shelhy's south
west corner in the eiFe ~ the road.
thence with line u the road south
ward poles and I feet 10 a stake;
thence eastward "a poles and y feet
20 a stake. thence northward q poles
and 4 fest 10 Shslbyt s D. corner.
thence westward with Shelbys line "a
poles and nine feet 10 the beginning
Or suhi,isn. urieof 60 pIoduc
the sums Of muney 10 ordered o b.
made. for the purehsse price. the
fsrAtseT. with approved security %
ssitiitiss, must eveur Bond. i.cli-
inr legal interest fnm the day VI
sals until paid. and hldas ihc force
and elect u a iudfsmsui hddeu
vin b. pfeparsd o. yumply with
these terms
T. E HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
BLACKBURN

Mr. and Mrs Roy Joyce spent
Saturday and Sunday In Shady
Grove.
o. J. and c. r. Mcconnell visited
Mrs Emma Coleman Of Midway
saturday
Mrs Mamie Drury and Edna
stcmbridge visited Mr. Ila Corley
Friday.
Mr. and Mr L. Gregory visited
Mr and Mr.. W. W Hopkins Sat
urday and Sunday
Mrs Dora Mcconnell was called
90 the bedside Of her grandson. r.
Coleman Of Midway. Sunday who
wa ill.
Mr. Alma Mcconnell spent sun.
day with Mr. Matte Brown.
Miss Lena McChcsney spent one
day last week the guest Of her Nj,
ter Mu Cora Hodge,
Rev Lllly of Marion delivered
tvo splendid sermons here satur
day and Sunday.
Mesdames Naomi Casper. Ia Cor.
les and Miss Lena McChesney v..
tied Mr. Matte Coleman one day
lasf week
e. 2 and o. ]. Mcdonnell went
90 Marion Saturday
Mr l. Corley and wifs we're in
Marion one day last veek
Mr Dora Mcconnell spent Sat.
urday with her son. " C. McCon.
neil and family
Mr. Alma Mcconnell visited her
sister Mrs Buford Vanhooser u
pcanvood Saturday
Preston Woodsids spent sunday
ihs guest ~ his sister. Mr. Lou Me.
nuWeli
" y stembridge spent SUNDAY
with his brother !. A. stsmbr.dss
Mr. Clara Boyd and children
spent sunday vith Mr. Alma Sc.
Conneli and children
Mr. Lou Mcdowell and children
visited her father. L woodsiis
and family
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Crittenden Circuit Court. Kentucky
IN p Dort. sc. Plaintiff
Against Equity
VIII Gloorc &c Defendant
By virtue u a Judgement and or
der of Sale ~ the Crittenden Cir.
.euii Court rendered at the Mar term
thereof 1922 In the above cause for
the sum u sts1 OO with interest at
the rate of G PEI cent per annum
from the day of .... until paid and
all costs herein, ! shall procecd io of
fer Tor sale AZ the Court house door
IN Marion 10 the highest bidder AZ
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the
sih day u May 1922 AZ O'Clock Z.
N or thereaboui. lbeing Court day.
upon a credit of six months the fol.
lowing described property to.wit.
One house and lot IN Marion. Ken.
tucky, on the East side of Cherry
Street and No i2O on town plat and
bounded a. follows Beginning Al
the Southwest curner n this con-
yeyance. thence an East course
lnearly easil i56 feet % the south.
west corner u the Josiah Congcr lot.
ihencc with line u Conger bot nearly
north 100 feet 20 the northwest cor
ner of the Cohrsr bot. thence nearly
west about isG fest 20 the east lins
u Cherry street; thence with easl
line of Cherry street ioo feet to ths
beginning
OF suhIeieni thereof a. producs
the sums u m'h.Y so order a O. b,
made. For the purchase price. ths
purchaser, with app's..sl sssatiy 90
securities, must erauis bout. ieiG
ing legal Interest fnom the dly Il
sav ruih paid. and having ths for +,
and elect of a Judgement nidder,
vill be prepared g. comply with
these terms.
T. p. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
FRANCES

Ar Lewis Matthews visited biz
mother Mu Nan Matthews. lat
Wssk
hr Willie hrown and wifs We.
isd hs mother Mr. J " brown.
Saturday
NeIa and Carrie Rolsion visited
Mr. J. " Brown Monday.
Ar Iohnle hrown and Mr. j. n
Parish vent 10 Dycusburg SATURDAY.
Mr Claude Fletcher and ~ifs s...
Tied NJ. Elsie Brovn Friday
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Criitenden Circuit Court, Kentucky
Abe o. Martin, Plaintiff

Crittenden Circuit Court, Kentucky
Abe o. Martin, Plaintiff
Against Equity
J II. Vaughn, Defendant
BY virtue Of a judgement and Or
der Of Sale of the Crittendcn Cir
cult Court, rendered az the March
Term thereof. 1922. In the above
cause for the sum of si100 90 with
interest AZ the rate n 9 per cent
per annum from the lst day Of Jan.
1920 until paid and all costs herein,
shall proceed ~ Offer Tor sale at
the Courthouse door in Marion 10
the highest bidder. at PUBLIC
AUCTION. on Monday the sth day
of NAV 1922 AZ O'Clock 2. A.. or
thereabout. lbeing Court day.. upon
a credit u six months the following
described property, to-wii.
Two tracts Of land IN Critienden
County. Nv. and bounded as follows
FIRST TRACT Being on the wat
ers Of Tradewater River, and being
the same land conveyed 10 j. b. vii
liams. BY Thos A. Vaughn. by deed
dated the 18th day of March. 1892.
and by J y Williams and wife 90
Mary = Oakley by deed dated the
18th day Of January. 1896: then
decided o. n 7 Martin By Mary p
Oakley by deed dated the 18th day
of January, isss and y T Martin
conveyed said land 10 Alfred Martin
by deed dated the 18th day Of Sep
tember. 1903 and u record In the of
hce of the Clerk of the Crittenden
County Court in d. b IL a. page
t70 and conveyed By Alfred Martin
10 the Plaintiff. Abe o Martin by
deed dated the. day of ... ~. .
which deed has not been placed o.
record. and contains one hundred
acres
SECOND TRACT Adioins the
above described tract and contains
IS acres And being a part u the
same land conveyed to the plaintiff
Abe o. Martin by v o. Chandler.
Sheriff of Criiisndsn County. Ksuinc.
~, By deed dated the 18th day u
January 1916 and u record in the
said CLERKS ohice In d y A. ai
page 2s2
That all Of said land va convey
ID 10 the said II Vaughn by deed
dated the aist day u August. 1915,
Shieh deed has never placed ia record
Or sufigief. thereof O. produce
The sums q m,isS 20 ordersa 10 b.
inatc. For the purchase pr.eo, the
Iurslaser. with apprasci security Of
scriities, must exstIic Bond. bear.
Ing legal interest ffom the day Of
sale until paid. and hayinT the fore,
nnd elect of . ludgemeri Blddefi
viii BE- prepared 10 cumply with
these terms
T. y. HARRIS, Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Cuitsndcn Circuit Court. Kentucky
Mrs Mary Ellen Thomas, g., plain.
tifi
Against Equity
Mary Jane Mcdowell, &c, Defendant
~ virtue Of a judgement and or.
der of Sale of the Criiisndsn CIR.
cult Court rendered az the Term
thereof In the above cause for The
sum u BE-. and an cisis herein. I
shall proceed 10 oher for sale Al the
Court house door In Marion 10 the
highest bidder At PUBLIC AUCTION
on Monday the sih day of May. 1922
At O'Clock p n or thercshout, DE.
Ing Court day. upon a credit of six
months the following described prop.
srty towit.
A CERTAIN piece n land bought u
4. L. Dolss ehlch lies on tbs north
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

Or sufficient thereof 10 prodace
the sums of money so ordyrei 10 be-
made. For the purchase prize. the
pan iaser, with approved security or
securities, must execute Bond. Dcar.
ing legal interest from the day of
iaio until paid, and having the ( rcc
and effect Of a judgement BIDDERS
will be prepared 10 comply with
these terms.
T, ,. HARRIS, Commissioner
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
Burners Ridge

Several people from this commu-
nifty attended Sunday school at
Fairview last Sunday.
Russell Finch, ElzS Pride and
son Bert and Tallman Halpenney
were in Fairmont on business
trip last Monday
Ota and Ada Carpenter were Wis
iting Myrtle Moran last Sunday.
Pete Nuzum was visiting friends
here Monday.
Mrs. j. c. Moran, Mr.. E. T.
Moran and children and Mrs. Cora
Carpenter were visiting Mrs. j. B.
Carpenter last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Huffman
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hearnden Pride and Mr.. and Mrs.
Festus Phillips last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Lake were
visiting friends here Sunday.
Dale Huffman was visiting friends
here Monday.
The saw mill. together with a
good bit of lumber. belonging to T.
mus Moran caught on fire last week
and was burned up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
-OcaIN First-Aiders Lose
by one-HaIf Of 1 Per Cent

Beaten by less than one.half of
| per cent" the Fairmont first aid
and accident prevention team. rem.
resenting the local branch of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co.. was eliminated In the Wheel.
ing meet.
Clarksburg was returned first OF
the eight teams and Wheeling
second. Clarksburg made an ave.
rage OF 90 3.5 of | per cent. Fair.
mont with 9S lost to Wheeling
only by one.rifth of l per cent.
The winning teams, Clarksburg
and Wheeling, will so to Charles.
ton May 4 to participate In the
Charleston division match there.
in which four teams will partici.
pate The two high teams will be
sent TO Washington in the fall to
take part in the national contest
at which all branches OF the Chesa.
peake and Potomac Co. will be rep.
resented.
The local team which battled so
hard to win honors for this city
was composed Of H. S. Upton, cap.
tain; Ray Dixon, H. c. Scatterday,
Paul Dawson and Thomas Bennett.
1t carried only one substitute, Leo
Kullman.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28

outside money that IL gong intd
~ cash Fegisters every day
tany deseendcnts Of ChaFies
and Samuel Nash ine ton, brothers
Of George Washing ton live here
and dominate about every hing
business, scott ty, Agriculture and
the professions.
They're prominent on ali thes
committees that arc looking after
the welfare OF the miners and
others who are here'for the trials.
There's William B. Packette.
for instance: great-great.gran
son Of Samuel Washington.
The very spot whore John
Brown, "liberator OF slaves was
hanged on Dec. 2. 1853. after
being sentenced to death In the
very same courthouse whore the
miners are now being tried, tss in
Packette's yard.
1t was down Washington street.
the principal thoroughfare OF the
town, that General Phil Sheridan
dashed on his famous 20smile
ride. III
James and Dolly Madison were
married here. Az
And now another. great .ohapter
In history is being written here.
Circus is Coming N
And a circus Is coming to-
Charles Town! Every billboard
has a crowd about It. the miners
gazing with open-eyed wonder on
the bright-colored autographs.
Judge Wood. who Is trying the
cases, has been advised he better
adjourn court the afternoon the
circus is here as otherwise there
will certainly be a shortage OF de.
PENDANTS and witnesses. Il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
NO MORE
CONSTIPATION
This Nurse Says Ncrv.Worth is
Wonderful

Such a statement from a profess
sional nurse as the following needs
no explanation. 1t simply proves
our statement that there is no
other remedy for stomach troubles
and bowel complaints that will
give such quick. positive, healthy
relief as this splendid family rem
edy. Mrs. Thorn tells US that she
suffered so severely from stomach
trouble and torpid bowels that
she had fainting spells. sleepless
nights, nervous exhaustion, bloat-
Ing and sour stomach totap ex-
IRENE degree and could find no
relief either through physicians
or other remedies until she used
Nerv-Worth: but before she had
taken up the first bottle she was a
great deal better and rapidly i'm
proved with Its use until her for
mer rugged health was fully re-
stored.
You can get this famous rem
edy at almost any drug store at
one dollar bottle. It Is always on
sale in this city at the Cranes Drug
Co., Fortney Drug Co.'s two stores
and each druggist is authorized to
give the money back II tho results
from the first bottle are not en-
couragtng and satisfactory. It is
a splendid remedy for delicate wo-
men or sickly children because OF
It's pleasant taste and its mild but
always efficient action.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
LEGION AUXILIARY WILL
GIVE SPECIAL PROGRAM

Mothers Day, Sunday. NAV Ia,
will be observed in a snecial man
ner by the American Legion Wo-
mems Auxiliary this wear and
chapters all over the country are
planning programs to be present
cd on that dag.
Local arrangements have mot
yet been completed but the Legion
and its branches throughout Am.
erica have been asked by Hanrord
MacNider, national commander
TO do their part.
The following tribute written
by Mrs. +, o. Burdick nationai
chaplain Of the women's auxiliary
explains fully the object of Moth.
cr's Day:
1--WE are sooR coming IN Moth
cr's Day, and il calls back n me-
the spirit of the mothers far the
bows during Tho rraot EvoriS NO y
II was privileged n serve IN
the place Of thousands Of mo.hers
who could not 70 over wifi the,,.
boys. 1t was The mothcr's 1--we
that helped our boys TO win that
great conflict We could fool
thoir nrnvors In tbo 4, ,.S,on 49, ~, .es'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
HUNT AND
FISH WHILE IDLE
County Clerk Grants s53 Per.
mits to Hunt and Fish
Since April l.

Statewide licenses for hunting
and fishing have been issued IL
$50 persons in Marion County
since the first day of April, ac-
cotding to the records in the office
Of County Clerk Lee n. Sateriield,
and the applications continue to
come in hourly. Tho license fee
is 81, and no person is allowed 10
hunt or fish without license.
Applicants for fishing licenses
frequently ask II women and
children are required to have
licenses, and of course the inform
ed that children under Is do not
have to have licenses but all
others must.
The season for all sorts Of game
fish is closed. suckers and catfish
being the only legitimate prey for
the anglers. AS for hunting. the
grounding is the only animal not
protected by law at this time. The
license of course, is good for the
year Of 1929. and 1t is just as well
10 have ii now as 10 buy 1t later.
ldleness in mines and factories.
Of course, affords plenty of time
for hunting and fishing, and what
ever edible is taken in this man
nor reduces the family meat bill.
1t is noticeable that a great many
Of the applicants are miners. but
included in the list are many far
mcrs and farm boys. as well as
men ordinarily employed III III"
trades and factories.
April /. the day the coal strike
became effective. was the banner
day so far this month, seventy-Onc
licenses being granted on that dag.
A large number of foreigners lave
tried to get licenses. but az tie
law makes it plain that Oaly nat.
uralized citizens can secure tic
permits they have not been sic
cCssful. In many cases persons
who have taken out their hrst
papers have applied for licenses
but they are also refused.
During the month of March,
only 305 licenses we're granted. in
comparison to tho $50 for the first
twenty.seven days of this month
The visit Of the state ISL and
game protector here and the ARA
of about is persons who were
fined S31 and costs 70: fishing
without license drOVe a large
number - persons 20 the CLERK for
licenses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28
CIRCUS TO Me
WITH.COURTAS
BIGATTRACT|ON
Historic Charles Town Be-
comes Busy Scene With
Trial Of Miners.
nv C. c, LYON

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va.
April 26-The main street OF this
pretty little town in the mountains
Of Eastern West Virginia is jam
med from morning till night with
autos. buses and drays.
The narrow sidewalks are made
almost impossible by hundreds Of
men standing about with pink rib
bons floating from their coat
lapels.
Street takers bark their wares.
Members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and old residents hustle
about with badges and tell they
are members of the Reception
Committee"
Numerous signs point the way
to the Bureau OF Information" or
the Rooms to Let" headquarters.
Hotels and stores. taxi-drivers
and bootblacks, movies and soda
fountains haven't enjoyed such
prosperity in years.
like a Convention
Every surface indication tells
that Charles Town is entertaining
a convention OF some kind.
But 1t isn't. The majority OF
its guests" the the hundreds OF
union coal miners from the oppo-
site end of the state-nearly four
hundred miles away-who are on
trial for murder and treason in
connection with their armed
march" into Logan County last
August and September.
The pink badges they wear have
printed on them United Mine
Workers of America Defendant. "
That's so they can distinguish one
another and be distinguished from
the hundreds of others who are
hero for their trial-witnesses,
lawyers. coal operators, mine
guards, private police, deputies,
federal agents, and bootlegGers.
The only reason Jefferson coun-
ty, of which Charles Town is the
county seat, was selected for their
trials Is that 1t hasn't coal mine
within its confines and is farthest
removed from the armed march.
Charles Town is quite overcome
with the notoriety Is 1t getting
and the thousands OF dollars Of