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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-02

tveach has been commissioned
postmaster at Kessel, w. Va.
/ 3 Congressman Wells Goody koontz
has recommended for appoint.
ment to the Naval Academy
Leslie Dingess OF Williamson
principal and alternate, Harold
IR.chmond Ridenour Of Princctonl
| principal-William Prather Stull,
Princeton; principal-Wade Hamp'
| ton, Ballard, Peterstown, Monroe
county.
Among those attending the ma
| tiona1 meeting OF the Manufactur.
ers Association now being held
here are G.. e. Wells OF Newell;
John Guy Pr.tchard OF Fairmont;
IL. j. Holloway OF Wheeling; w.
a. b. Dalzell OF Moundsyille;
George Eoryell OF Huntington; aud
| 10. J. Hunter Of Wheeling, all dele.
gates from the West Virginia
Manufacturer Association.
Crest L. Loftner Of Grafton Is
a visitor In the Capital.
The Veterans Bureau, It was
announced at Senator sutherland'5
office today, has awarded Hospit-
alization and $50 per month com:
pensatiop during that period 10
Roger w. Tompkins Of Cedar
Grove, and $50 per month to Sam.
iuel Georgelein Of Benwood.
DR.. l. ". Guthrie Of Hunting
ton, superintendent Of the State
Hospital there, has been in the city
attending to business he had to
transact with one Of the depart
ments.
The Post Office Department has
issued a commission dated Janu.
uary 81, to Gilbert w. Smith, new
lily apo, nted postmaster at Middle
bourne. s
The first public announcement
made to the cancellation of a, so.
! ciai gathering on account OF the
Knickerbocker theatre disaster,
was made in the Sunday morning
papers by Mrs. woodward, wife oi
Congressman Harry; G. woodward,
speaking as chairman OF the com
mittee an arrangements for. the
Congressional Club. Wee 4PresI,
dent and Mrs. Coolidge were to
have been the guests Of honor Of
the Club Monday. Announcements
Of "a similar kind followed in great
number and Capital Society went
Into a suitable period of mourning,
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MR., FARM BUYER: Don't climb
up and down hills all your lie
when you can buy good level farms,
the cream Of this locality with
extra good buildings with modern
conveniences, in house and barn,
good level roads near r. R. Cen.
tralized schools, good markets.
Milk $40 and up net here. l sell
farms that owners have lived on
for years and paid for and have
money on interest, the kind you
can make good on. State your
wants and send today for illustrat.
ed booklet. F. B. STEWART.
LlNEsv1khE, Pa. 2142A
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Farms Wanted

WANTED / 70 BUY-smail farm
close 10 railroad; also close 10
town, with s31s or 4 feet OF coal;
farm must have dwelling and out
buildings; state price and terms.
Answer box ~, Montago, Perry
County, Kentucky. 2S63A.
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Farms For Sale

MERCER COUNTY FARMS FOR
sALE-WFite for circulars, Civ.
ing. full description Of building,
Number Of acres and price. F. a.
GIEBNER, jackson Center, Pa, r.
D. 49,, 2754A
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MARRIED MAN WANTS ANY.
KIND OF WORK. s12 Owens
Ave. or P. o. Box 1900. East Side
sta. .2Ss2A
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EX.sERg1cE MAN wants los as
clerk In store. Has had exper.
fence. Write G. IL. Gamble ST..
isatteraeld st. 29s5A
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Women's specialties

GERTRUDE Do2IER FENNEl.L.
Artfnl designing and drossmakI
ing. us Watson Ave Phone 1871.
2SiSA
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.DREsSMAtitNG done at home or
will come to house! Phone Sii.W.
Sn Dunbar 81. 2663A
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5 ROOMS AND BATH, tile and
stucco bungalow, Level, lot S0x120.
Water, gas, electricity. Terms.
For further information call Court.
ney's store between Ia and s 0. m.
George w. Ktnsey, Barraokville, w.
va; 293IA
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DressnlakIng

SEWING DONE oRPHA BUN
NER. Phone Isl. GIG Maryland
avenue e5sSsA
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Single man wants work on dairy
farm. Write Henry FeldmaIi,
Rlyesyille, w. Va. 2971As
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PosITIoNSwANTED on engineers
ing corp as foresight. 8 years
experience. cknf furnish reference.
Phone 1885, 2s5sA
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Livestock
.@@~~--N

REGISTERED HoIsTEnNs young !;
stock also registered q high
grade Jerseys for sale. Ali federal.
tuberculln tested. PHILLIPS &
FELDMAN, Riyesville. w. Va.
-. .297QA!
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I SELL FAIRMONT

r
Al. Z rooms, y acrestn sub,irbs9
Eight rooms. End ward, trads
for cottage Locust avenue sec.
ton. ~:
New, 2 rooms, furnace, Morgan.
town avenue.
4 rooms at Brass Plant, two
lots, $2,400, easy terms.
rooms, garage, three lots, near
Lot Knob Hin, $40 cash, $40.
4o1 hurry avenue, bath, very
easy terms.
Q rooms Norval ST., $4,000.
LEVI B. HARR
PHONE 2S1 s
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NEW DREssMAKING pARLoRS
NOW OPEN. s07 Madison ST
Sewing done reasonably. MRS.
R4ADCL1FF y MISS noWNEY.
Pnone 502. gGSGA
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o. B. BROWN, Pattern Maker,
hand or moulding machine pat.
terms, wood turhings. Leather
belts spliced and repaired. Phone
1SsS-~. or 1928 Virginia Ave. 27s6A.
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. room house, bath, paved street,
corner lot. All improvements.
CLIO Oliver Ave. Phone 7s0-W.
1856 a
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MERCER COUNTRY FARMS
FOR SALE-Write for circulars,
giving full description Of building.
Number Of acres and price. FLA.
GIEBNER, jackson Center, Pa.
R. D. Is. 2754A
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INEXPERIENCED sTENoGRAPH-
Err wants position. Phone
7106-R-21. 2s5SA
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6 rooms and bath. All modern con.
yenieuces. Garage in back. Call
.l0ss.Ja 2s43A.
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4 ROOM HOUSE, bath cellar, oak
finished. T219 Powell Street
near East. Park school w! q.
RADCLIFFE. Morgantown RI. No.
q. 2s67A
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Sale Rent

FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
7 OR RENT. @ lots. Owens Ave.
near Brass Plant. Dr.. A. Hammitt,
Phone. SS2.R. 2947A
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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DEC
ORATORS. Monatone and blend
work a specially. All work guar
anteed. GROW q CoNNERS.
Phone 9s1-J or 1227-M. 2es5A
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PERs cnt this out for
luck; Your future forelold:
send dime: nge. birthdatc for trial
reading. MADAME zODELLA.
Box sss. Toledo, Ohio. 2ae2A
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DREsSMAK1NG d PLAIN SEW.
ING, Give us d trini. 206 wal
nut Ave. Phone ssisR. 2770A.
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Painting, Paperhangii ng

INTERIOR DECORATING and
Painting. THE AHERN COM.
PAM, Phone 1850. 1.2.26t.23sSA
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WORK WANTED Light or heavy
truck driving, Understand ma.
chine thoroughly, can make minor
repairs. Address III, West Viz.
gtnian, Or phone 1862. 2s4OA
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Miscellaneous For Sale

FARMoNT RUBBER STAMP
WORKS. Under new manage
ment. Typewriters sold, rented
and repaired. Agency for the Z,
g.. SMITH, Phone 12o4.J. 2671s a
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ONE ACRE FARM Good i've
room house. two poultry houses.
good water. Lots Of fruit Of ali
kinds. One and one half miles 10
Court House on Hampton Road
Phona THOMAS BURRLucK.
t7126sR-4. Route NO. 81 Falrmont,
". Va. 2sssA:
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CLEANING, REAIo DEI4lNG, DYE.
ING. Parker Dye Works. 1891.
304 Cleveland Ave l.e-2et-e47iA
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FIRST GLASS MEAT CUTTER
wants position either as meat
cutter or store clerk. Howard n.
Conner, RiyesviIle. W. Va.
2s57A
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CITY CABINET SHOP. Woodworlt
Of all descriptions. Phone
13S.R. So. v. 2Ss7A
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PITTSBURGH coAI DELIVERED
ANYWHERE. Cali 17ss.M. Price
reasonable. 2794A,
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CoalILands

Is4 ACRES FOR SALE-ImproYed
farm with coal mine in operation.
1 mile from town 5000 population,
underlayed with 4 veins Of coal.
Will sell coal separately, Il so de-
sired. On account of death in fam.
lily will sell cheap to quick buyer.
Box $50, East Palestine, Ohio. 2S0sA
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POSITION OF ANY KIND, will do
anything. Mechanical work OF
any kind. Phone S0-R21-4.
2s76A
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Tall ing-Pressiflg

WHO'S YOUR TAiLon7 Wen.
bergl ZIG Jefferson ST.
/ 1-2.26ts5e1A
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situatii .Wantea, Mae

WORK WANTED washing and
painting walls: Office building,
work preferred. Call yele 2e2sA,
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE with sun par.
Tor, bath and laundry. Apply us
Spruce 81. 2s2sA
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Professional Service /.

PEERLESS BEAUTY PARLoR.
Manicuring. Hair. dressing. SOL
Professional Bldg. Phone 1913.
26s4A
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WELDING a REPAIRING. sRAfR.
[ MONT WELDING COMPANY.
Phone 1Ss.R. 2eSSA
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY.
Can cut 10 fill your need. Phone
17S3-M or write Elmust P. Moran,
Fairmont Rt. No. Is. 27ssA
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SNYDER MOTOR co Dodge cars
/ and trucks Pay and night sior
iage. Better buy Dodge than wish
YOU hld: sl2 Jackson ST. 2s4sA
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGAINS - Gold
crowns, $500 up. False teeth,
$3.50 up. Teeth extracted 75c.
DIR. SMITH, S04 Merchant St.
Open evenings. 2665A
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Male Help Manted
Female Help Wanted
Agents Wanted

AGENT WANTED 70 distribute
sample and sell Catarrh great.
est remedy. Terms and sample
tree. PEOPLES AGENT AND
SUPPLY CO., s081 w. 18th ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. 20OsA
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FA1RMoNpl MANTLE a TILNgc
Can furnish tile bath rooms, porch
floors THE, brick and wood mantles
Of all kinds. Coal CRATES and gas
logs, See MS first. sos First ST.
Phone 12s2;R. ,t;s.2st24usA
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AUTO PAINTING AND TOP
Z BUILT AND REPAIRED. Fair.
mont Carriage Works. Phone 1851.
2ea7A
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THREE USED SEWING MA.
CHIMES FOR SALE. Very cheap
for cash. Phone 2ss.M-X.2. 2ss6A
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CONSULT j.. A. FoRTNRY, MO
crory Bldg, Houses and Lots.
Phone 4o5.Rs 2s5oA
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MEN AND WOMEN EARN BIG
{ MONEY selling beautifully en-.
grayed. air tight, sanitary Shake.
less Salt and Pepper Cellars.
Agents samples $1.00. Act quickly.
MERIT COMPANY, Cumberland,
Md. ssisA
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GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE. 400
Norgantown Ave. Phone a07.
nv: 2! HISENsAUGH. Mgr. z7soA
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Heating--=Piumbing,.

ONLY Copper ho5r plumbing and
repairing, WoEk Euafaf iteed. ANY
make fixtures properly installed
Givetmel q trial: i AZ n lgYL0R a.
Knights Maohine Shop, Id 81 PARK
Ave Z V Phone LAG 5or 1910. 1894
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FAtRMoNr d a Wis MOTOR
SALES g SERVICE. New and
used cars. Terms, Now In our new
quarters. 112 sFairmcnt Ave. 2ss9.N
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Personal

DON'T COUGH YOUR LIRE
AWAY. Write me at once and
/ will put youswise to something
for which you6wtn be grateful the
rest Of your lie. GEO. BO-
BERTz, Eliot Station. Detroit.
Mich. 2sssA
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Building Lots For sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLvIEW,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown avenue. For par.
ticulars' see F,AIRMoNT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO., 422 Profes
sional Bldg. 1.2.2st2ss3A
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EXCLUSIVE n floRING. Lei ue
make your suit Or osercoat. w.
3. HARTMANN co. 225 JEFFERSON
81 2o27A
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CARS w SIZED. Hot and cola
water service, HALL GARAGE.
|asar Postotiee. s77iA
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Furniture For Sale

YOU, CAN SAVE a sUBsTAN.
TIAL SUM. Before buying fur.
niture see us. STANDARD FURNI.
TURE Co, a21 Jackson st.
" 1-426t.2414A
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lost AndlFouInd
Houses For Sale

FOR sALE-one Of the
pretty little homes on the
car line, near tho Valve and
Tank Plant; good terms and
cheap. Now vacant. See
Paul Amos, office over
Dixie Theatre, phone 1872.
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AUTO PAINTING e tops built g
repaired. FAIRMoNT CAR
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1881.
264SA.
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CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
UPHoLSTERING. GENERAL
REPAIRING. Bicycles and Sup
plies. Tapestry and Leather sam
pies on hand. MRS. ]. II. INFER,
Phone 1871. s2S04-J
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FIRST GLASS MEALS AND.
FIRST CLASS SERVICE. B6e:
CESS and Stead. lynch Bid Farm.
.lngtons w. w. 2s4tAi
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TO SELL. BUY OR RENT SEE
GEO. II. BRoBsT, REALIoR,
Professional Bldg. 2S84A
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Situations Wanted Female

WASHING WANTED 70 Do.
PAlloNE692J. 277sA
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PUBLIC lsTENoGRAPHAR. Depo.
sitlons and all legal documents,
forms, reports, etc. r. L. LONG,
Room No. i, American.Italian Bldg. \
corner Madison and jackson SIS.
Phone 15S4:R. 2765A
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Restaulryallnfs

MISREPRESENTATION. SPECIAL
sSPAGHDTTts The leading
ITALIAN CUISINE In the CITY.
Phone 9eB0 Second floor, Cor.
Madison and Jackson Sis; 2sOoAi
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EXPERIENCED FARMER wants
to run farm on shares Dayton
Foster, Lowellsyille, W. Va.
lfftsg q oe7AiA,
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DIR. DEEM, CHIRoPoDlsTiAND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT-
LEFF & VEL TONS EVERY
MONDAY. 2774A
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Contracting

oARpENTER WORK WANTED a
reasonable price. 75c per hour,
Anywhere in city or out OF town,
Non Union labor. All, work Fuar.
anteed, B. Q. CONTRACT COM,
.pANY, Phone 1889. 1.2.2st.2s7sA
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Houses And Lots

HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS bought,
sold and exchanged. FRANK
PR1CHARD. Phone e75. r
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The Post Office Department has
Issued a commission dated Janu.
uary 81, to Gilbert w. Smith, new
tly apo, nted postmaster at Middle
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WANTED POSITIONS as BAR
Der or barber's assistant.
Geo. Bright, Ida May, W. Va.
2s77A
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THREE WELL FURNISHED
ROOMS for rent near Owens.
Phone 146s.R. 81 2s55sA
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED front
sleeping rooms. 55s pierpont Ave.
Phone 1693-M. ~ 2s21A
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two FURNISHED ROOMS and
bath. 40 Castor Ave. 2e2oA
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columns z .. vel 7SsRgs
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Furnished Rooms

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS!
Eli Chicago st. 2s24A
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Application for a pension was
).iled today by Senator Sutherland
ior Mrs. Alice j. Belt Of Pullman,
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10 90
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FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE.
&. KEEPING ROOMS. First floor.
Phone 5o5;R: 2s17A
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ToDAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

Feter 4, staIey; 3os2 Ruth st. and Marie
81 Teal, iaah y. FELTON, st '.' anu ''a"a
s'iSi:s s'Ss~ !ssS i,,h III =. st. and
w"% Eossa i H. Rsy R.: s,s s'Ss a. HMs n Sn st.
Jams+ GuSkn s'se B9pdlnot st.. and Anna
Mstihs% ?; f9'ey. Fs aaa + 22d @d' St. and Es.
u5e!I. e. RRsslyb RssaDbaSs $50 80 2sa ss'b a., '
schwartz, HSo n, Randolph st. anu Rose
Norris Ej,is. s2li Diamond ST. and Mollie
sere, r, Manisy, ,4ilo s., 7,h st. ana Mar
Sfa%'s S$S%"T HSSS"E s a. snd Fannie
Wl%m Em,ms I I dR KIT0e lea S2fl hpS ii 7th ST. and
'osp Il zsfF s$ $@T Trny T Se9 p.ss and Anna
Jam'ss And"rs1G, =, nG % %Circlevile Kan. and Mary
Frsncis ill., il g NiE" Forsyhe 2?5 $ 4s,h st. and
Beansit W. dH!S% Tsssais'" r "N y. j, j.. and soDhi.
m Mnlsky; 4ala Spruce ST. st; o." ana hose
Anna Gubcrnick, 1882 y, 9Th st. '''' ""'
AmS2i.: SGS'. Ee y Fs;9 I'd d st., and Mary f.
Archie !; nnrpeii, lSa6 $. ,I;lnaenwooa ST.,
julius G, Cato. New York City. and Doro-
,, thy Kiriyan, New York city;
Florcnrc EowT, l7l3 Dyre st.
John 9. Weller, ?l2i y, 4th ST.. and Violet
A. Brandt. 420 Richmond ST.
arthur = Maris, Washington. D. c., and
Daisy Holat 6035 CARPENTER st.
Herbert +. James. 1855 y. 18th ST. and
Helen u. Hnchman;, 1919 Read st,
%as MAR W 3Ni ySNaIfr -" w'ensnf" CsmEr, ST. and
Elmer =, Tschsnz, S45 Z, westmoreland st..
and bessie Shelton; 62s +. Allegheny ave.
=, CarrinEton; 1929 Alter 81.
sonia NJ. SilaggIo, e422 Rosewood st.
Charles PaYi, 1913 y. Jessup st.. and Anna LA
Ml7kewic. ?27 n. Watts st. ''''''
Frederick H., Fischer. i0i5 Fairmount ave.
and Elsie NJ Redell. i54 L. Thompsor st.
DeHnis Dosaimalk. 963 :. Water St., and
Anna Misiericz, 30 ParksIde ave, ~
Henry J. Davis, 2O47 S. Beachwood st.. and
Elsie M Chsmbors' Chambers 2l2l W, Passyunk av'
Jessie NJ CUNNINGHAM, New York City.
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Elkton Marriage Licenses

ElktOn, Nd. Feb. 11.-The following
were granted marriage license here to-
day: George \. Ross and Mildred G.
Rea. Peter Mintiens and Matte Me.
Kinney. Valentine a. I.anfcr and Mar
garet Franz. Harry Wolf and Sadie
Shiei and Edin X. Berry and Mary ID.
Began, II II of Philadelphia VIM. r.
Gillen and Sara +. Connolly. Glen Rid
die; Walter ID. Picrson and Anna NJ.
Murray. NorristOwn Robert T.. Lands
and Ruth ID. Dolby. Contesvillc: Ma
than l.. Orris and Ethel Morris,
Bridgeton, y. j.: William j. brown,
Amber. and Ircnle NJ. Plum. Phla
dclphia JOS Nccll. Wilmington. and
Elcbtra Il. Shorida, Chesapeake City
Walter S. l'ibbus aud Miriam Bcchtcl,
Reading; Arthur Porter and Anna
Chance, Lynnwood. Pa. Walter lloi
cnchlager and Amanda 4. Fox, Lans-
dale: Russell Kurtz. PottStown, ant
Helen l.apish. Boycrtown Clayton J
Garfield and Emily +. Bowman. Beth
lehem: VIM J. Brehncy and Anna So
dnitus, Mt. Carmel. Pa. and Charles
Hinar. Trenton, and Augusta Buston
Westchcster, y. y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
QUAINT OLD WORKMAN PLACE
is LITTLE EDEN OF SLUMS'
Nook Hidden AUay Pemberton Between Front and Second
Streets, Is Delightful Echo of Days of Long Ago

remote impression that the Salvation
Army is somehow concerned.
The initials G.. NJ. on one Of the
houses are those of George MiHiin,
father of Governor Thomas Mifflin. who
was first Governor of the sovereign State
Of Pennsylvania. Workman place. wall.
houses. trees and gardens are almost
just az they were when part of the Mif-
fin estate, then close to the frontier
of the old Swedish family.
Once Were Slaves Quarters
The little houses were the quarters
Of the Negroes who served the Mifflins
Which. however. was the house in which
the Mifi1ins lived or where it stood must
be guessed at. Some say it was the
Workman Place House and others that
1t was the barber shop or the house at
Front and Pcmbcrton streets. What
Is more probable Is that the Mif1ir
mansion stood on Front street almost
nll the way from Pemberton street
to Fitzwater, and that it was torn away
without any one bothering to record
the fact. Tint. however. must have
been long ago. for there is plenty to
indicate an ancient origin Of the Front
street houses. as, for example, their
doorways. their wainscotcd halls.
their mahogany windows, their delicate
balustrades and their mantelpieces
carved with flowers and sailing ships.
BY 1902 the court had been allowed
to lapse into great dilapi1ation. About
that time it and two of the Front street
houses were bought by +. W. Clark
Workman place was turned over to the
management of the Octavia Hill AsSo-
citation and there was an almost i'm =
mediate rejuvenation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
DOC" OWENS. NOTORIOUS
GAMBLER. KILLED IN FALL
Skill at Cards and Uncanny Luck
Barred Him From Liners

New York. Feb. 11.-(By 4. P.)-
News reached New York today of tho
death at Havana on January II of w.
J. Doc) Owens. a notorious old time
gambler. considered one of the most
expert card manipulators Of his time.
He fell downstairs at hotel and died
soon afterward.
Gamblers here said his equal never
lived. He operated mainly or trans
Atlantic liners until the steamship com
ranes barred him from sailing. In
1906 he was reported to have wo,I
5000 900 from Wili:am Thaw. Of Pitts
burgh. although both denied the story
For the last two years he had been
at Havana vainly trying to re-entc!
this country. His attorneys here said
he left n substantial estate in Havana
and London.
owens generally worked with con
federate and in addition had uncanny
luck.
When he arrived on the steamer Ma
icstic from England IN 1908 the pas
stncers presented him with n iovin.
cup for refraining from card pIayin.
during the voyage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-11
CAPTAIN W. G. Randall

Captain William G. Randall. a ia
nous old sea commander who was
knighted for bravery by the Queen of
Holland and whose experiences elm.
braced both the days of sailing vessels
and steamships. died yesterday at Ches-
ter at the age of eighty four years. Hc
spent the closing days of his life at the
home of his son I'm law and daughter;
West Ninth street. Chester.
Captain Randall was born in Dart :
mouth, England. April -. 1898. but
served so long on American vessels that
he has been called the dean of the
American merchant marine. During the
Spanish American War he received a
commission as commander in the navy.
TIE honor of knighthood bestowed BY
the Queen of Holland was reward for
the saving of 2l2 lives when the Zee :.
land, of the Holland Line, was lost in a
storm February 10, 1898.
The funeral will take place Monday.