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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
IRVINE CHIEF OF POLICE
IS shot TO DEATH
An Associated Press Story
'8y Associated i'ross)

Irvine, Ky. Jan. 50-Chiel OF
police Charley Gurley was shot
10 death in his Office here Sun
day night. Harry Daniels is i'll
jail charged with the murder and
Robard Friend is held as an al
legged accomplice to the plot to
kill Gurley.
1t Is said Daniels was arrested
some time ago and became bitter
against Gurley. Last night he
was again arrested for Il minor
oiIensc and in the ensuing argu-
mcnt Gurlcy was killed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

ior nominating in IN old-fashion-
ID convention than statewide
Urinary. The Daily Register
reporter hears much of the same
ointment wherever he goes.
Speaker Jim Thompson. of the
House. is being suggested a, q
.osSiblc candidate Tor the next
Democratic uomiat.on ior STATE
Auditor. In this connection. il
may also be authOritativcly stat
ID that Lincoln county is going
To have I prominent candidate for
the same place in the person OF
Hon. William II. ShankS. who
made such remarkable race Tor
he Democratic nomination fUc
lieutenant Governor. which We
Nun but lost in tic Morrow land
slide.
Mr.. Shanks J., an adopted sor
II Madison. too. in two way.
Iaving married here and his moth
r having been born here. He
= Il prominent iarmcr. and lead
r in the Burnley Association. oi
which hc is 4 director. His friends
lo not think thai there Is man
III the state that can beat him for
thi, nomination If nc decides 10
enter.
Var on, leaders arc being "sug-
gcstcd" for the nomination i,.
,iovcruor. as well a. Madisou'>
layoritc son. Judge W. K. Shack
eliord, who will be a certain start
cr. his friends say. The Time,
has lately had mention of Judge
Samuel NJ. Wilson and Editor
Dcsha Ercckinridgc. oi Icxing
ton. aS pos bic candidates. 1ncrc
has been much talk in the papers
about Judge Robert ". Bingham
oi .uuisvilic. Few 81 his fricuG
believe Judge Bingham will be
for governor. however.
lie has repeatedly said hc has nu
political aspirations, and those
who know him wcll know thai
when he SAYS 4 thing he means
it. However, many think tina
Judge Bingham would ador
scai-jn, the United States Senate.
Il seems to be generally agree.
that Judge Bingham could have
have anything he might ask tor,
in tho way OF political honors att
the hands of the grateful state
kalteabacher'S sugg { stion
about the method OF making noml
next time, will be read
with interest BY those who are +,
the trend OF things po-
litical. He writes:
Now that candidates are being
for places on the next !
Democratic state ticket. interest
is beginning TO be aroused i'll howl
the nominations are TO be made +
the Democratic state ,
ticket be nominated in a primary !
Or BY the convention method is
the topic of discussion wherever
politics is brought up. and already |
it is. apparent that the method OF
selection will affect the situation.
While opinion seems to be di-i
rided as to the best method of
the nominations for gov
.rnor and other state Offices, the
advocates OF the convention meth
I'd seem to outnumber those in
.Iined to the primary way OF
up a ticket. That the
method of making the nomian-
ions will cut a considerable hg-
ire with the candidates is certain,
since it is being stated by some
Of the prospective aspirants tina.
hey will not enter the lists I'M
ess the ticket is named in a con-
Vention. On all sides II seems
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

agreed that in a primary there
would be fewer candidates than
before 4 delegated convention.
Two years ago the legislature
modified the state primary law.
and under the amended provis-
ions the Democrats may Doniin-
ate ticket either in primary or
a convention. the governing au-
tliority of the party having the
option of ordering either method.
For years the republicans practi-
cally have evaded the primary
law by agreeing upon the nomin-
ations to be made.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
Big Smokestack Goes
CEy Associated rrcss)

Midway, Ky, Jan. 30-A lS0-
foot smokeStack. one OF the land
marks of Midway, has been re
moved from the Midway distill-
cry plant preliminary to the raz-
ing OF the engine house. Many
were present TO watch the re-
moval of the stack.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
Today Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Jan. 50-Ilogs stca-
dy; Chicago steady; calves stca-
dy; steers about steady; heifers
easier.
Louisville. Jan. 80 Cattle 500;
steady: 81 to 81; hogs 2.1O0;
strong: 81 TO S9.25; sheep 100;
steady $3.50; lambs $ll.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

DR.. w. B. Campbell. president
OF Kentucky Wesleyan College.
will deliver the second number of
the Methodist Lecture Course at
the Methodist church. Monday
night at 7:S0 O'Clock. Subject
Democracy's Need of the Chris
tian Religion.-G. d. Smith, man
ager.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

A bill has been introduced in
the Senate prohibiting the teach
ing OF evolution in Kentucky I'M
iversity. the public schools or any
other institution of learning in
which the state contributes to the
support.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
Six kentuckians Killed

Louisville. ky~ Jan. % ,-.
kentuckian, lost their live, IN
the IN cLcrbockcr theatre di-a~-
Ter. They arc Oscar X. Ear-
ston 81. son Of Mrs. SaIlic Kan
ston, Mrs. Mabel Whi,lock. 49,.
Dorothy kanSton. lS, Oscar Kan
,ton. !. Ernesto Natielio. iormcr-
" a Louisville orchestra cOrduc-
tor. Snyder Freeman. >. a mus
clan of Lexington. The Kanstou
family wa, wiped out except for
ll-year-old Grand kauston. vino
was sitting across the aisle from
;hc family. but miraculou,ly c~-
caped. OreSte Natielio. a broth
er Uf Erucsto. Il member oi the
orchestra. suffered the loss OF hi,
right arm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

Edith Kelly Gould says she can
not live On'her alimony OF $4,000
and asks the Supreme Court OF
New York TO make her divorced
husband. Frank Gould, give her
$4,000. Her clothes costs 81
500 per month.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
No Eye Witnesses To Staying of
Officer Who Made Record
After Sinners and
Bootleggers.

Chief oi Police Charles Gurley.
OF Irvine. was shot aud instantly
killed at Irvine late Sunday even
ing by a man said TO be Harris
Daniels.
Adyiccs from Irvine say that SO
much excitement has been caused
by the tragedy that exact details
are hard to obtain. One report
has il that Gurlcy had arrested
Daniels and taken him 10 the po-
lice station. Gurlcy was leaning
over a handbag belonging To Dan
icls. this report said. and Daniels
Shot the chief a. he started 10
open the grip.
Another report had ii that
Daniels was drunk and the killing
happened when Gurley tried 10
arrest him.
y third report was that Daniels
claims Gurlcy was drunk and
that ne shot the officer to keep
him from killing him. However,
prominent citizen OF Irvine told
the Daily Register over the phone
that the best people OF Irvine dis
credited this story for they do
not believe that Gurley was a
drinking man.
Daniels was placed in Jail
so lar aS can be learned there
were no cycwitnesscs To the trag- ,
edy. The chiefs office Is up
stairs and he was killed in il. Al
young man claims 10 have been
On the stairs and To have heard
;hc two men before tie killing,
but there was no one present who
saw the tragedy. So lar as can be
lr1racd. :
Daniels i, sad to have been a +
.ailroad man.
Gurley was brought TO Irvine a !
few months ago to serve as chief /
Of police lie was originally /!
from Jcllico. Tenn. and made
reputation as terror TO moon
sinners. bootlcggers and other
violaturs OF the liquor laws.
Since coming to Irvine he has dis
tingu Shcd himself by his raids OH
sinners and vigilance III cniorc-
ing the law lie was a fearless
officer. y number OF threats 10
get Gurl~y" are said to have
been openly made. /.
This May Clear Daniels
Since receipt OF the above
rcw>. several Richmond young
men tell the Daily Register that
Gurlcy WAS in Richmond SUNDAY
aitcruoun about + o'clock. They
say that he went into the dining
room II The Richmond Hotel. and !
WAS very drunk.
Manager James Shaw. - the
Richmond Hotel. told tho Daily }
Register Monday morning that
Gurlcy came INTO his place and I
went INTO the dining room with
two other men. lie says that Cur
ley was very drunk. Mr.. Shaw
SAYS that he watched Gurlcy 60
in and saw him put bottle CON
tanning some moonshinc whisky
INTO box. Mr.. Shaw says :hat
hc then went into the room. and
told Gurlcy that he did not allow
drinking on the place. Mr.. Shaw
took the bottle and says that he
has IL and II contains a small
amount of moonshinc whisky.
What Mr.. Shaw says is cor
ruboratcd by several other we'll
known men of this city. =
The Latest From Irvine
News came from Irvine later
that the latest report there as to
the cause OF the tragedy was that
Daniels had taken Gurley off the
street and to his Office in All ef-
tort to get him Strengthened
up" Gurley is said to have re-
sented Daniels efforts and the
latter was compelled TO shoot
e, -,,.a l,,- ,,,,.,, 1;fo
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30
'TOday's Weather

Cloudy with rain or snow late
tonight CT Tuesday. no change
in temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

The railroads have withdrawn
opposition to the bill in the Legis-
Iature abolishing all dangerous
grade crossings in Louisville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30


was sitting across the aisle from
;hc family. but miraculou,lv c--
,aped. Oreste Natiello. broth
er uf Erucsto. 4 member oi The
orchestra. suffered the loss OF his
right arm.
Washington. Jan. 30-Oficial
police records early today placed
the known dead in the krictcr-
booker theatcr disaster at 10
The list ri injured stood q. ISE
with II listed a, Seriously in
Jured."
The JfIcial list. according Go
the authorities. contained t.c
names of all those whose bodic,
had been recovered mp to mid-
night from the ruins lett when
he thcaier. uycrWci.htcd with
snow. collapsed on the audicuc".
which had brayed tic SATURDAY
night storm Ia witness the COM
edy feature OH thc evening per-
iorIuaucc
The volunteer uuricr>. iuclut-
iug. ro!ic,. ircm-n, Marines and
cavalry irom rort Ncyc-. had
concluded their search Of the
wrcckaer -, midnight. the ONLY
portion of what had been the
orchestra pit. remaining To be
searched being a lar corner IN
which IL was not expected addi-
tional bodies would be found.
Caught beneath the falling
beam, which had been designed
10 act - traverse supporters fu3
the roof, scores were taken to
hospitals suffering with broken
limbs or severe internal injuries.
Many were given immediate
medical attention at inproyi>ed
stations. hastily erected near the
scene Df tho disaster.
The kuiokcrbocker. one OF the
newest and largest OF the capt
tals motion picture houses, was
rated aS one OF the most eNclus-
i've. drawing lis patronage from
the northwest residential section
in the vicinity OF upper Connccti-
cut avenue.
Family groups predouinated III
the audience which gathered Sat
urday night to watch the show
ing 'ollicking comedy and it
was upon these that the roof.
backed by tons OF wet snow, dc
scended with barely a whispered
warning. In the entire audience
but one person was found who
had become aware OF impending
doom n time to reach an exit.
a number of others worked their
way to safety through scant op-
enings II the wreckage.
The large majority OF the vie
Tins. both killed and injured. re-
sided i'll this city, although many
came recently from other places
Exploration OF the ruins went OF
unchecked after dark, but those
n charge believed few addition
II bodies would be found. With
put regard to their own risk.
soldiers. marines. sailors. police,
iremen and citizen volunteers
lad fought their way beneath
he wreckage over practically
he whole space of the auditon-
um.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

Beattyville, Jan. 50-Mrs. Julia
Evans. wife of DIR. ]. II. Evans.
died at her home in Beattyville
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-30

News came from Irvine later
that the latest report there as to
the cause Of the tragedy was that
Daniels had taken Gurley off the
street and to his Office in All ef-
tort to get him Strengthened
up Gurley is said to have re-
Sented Daniels efforts and the
latter was compelled TO shoot
10 save his own life.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-16
CRIMINAL COURT
STARTS TUESDAY
Present Indications Are That
Term Will Be a Long and
Important One.

The September term of the Ma
ron County Criminal Court which
begins Tuesday morning when
Judge e. NJ. Showalter delivers his
charge to the grand Jurors sum.
moned for the term, promises to be
one Of the longest and most inter.
esting terms of this court in recent
months.
Prosecuting Attorney Frank r,
Amos and John W. Mason, his as.
ststant, have been busy for the last
week preparing the cases to be sub
mitted to the jurors when they
meet to investigate the crimes that
have been committed since the last
grand Jury was In session. "A large
number Of cases will be presented
70 the Jurors for investigation but
they have been systematized by
the prosecuting attorney and 1t will
not take the jurors more than four
OF five days to complete their work.
Sherin James D. Charlton and
members OF his force have been
busy serving summons on Jurors
and witnesses for the present term
Tor several days and today all is
ready for the opening OF the term.
Monday. September 25, the petit
Jurors will report for duty and the
hearing OF cases will begin. In ad-
dition to the true bill indictments
found by the grand jury to meet
Tuesday a number OF cases con.
ttnued over from last term will be
taken up at this time.
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Special Notices
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE


By virtue of a decree OF the cir.
cult court OF Marion County West
Virginia, entered on July 3, 1929,
III a certain cause in chancery
therein pending wherein the Nation
al Bank Of Middlebourne was plain.
tiff and Howard N. Ogden and 9th.
ers were defendants the undersign.
ed special commissioner, on the
Both day Of September 1922 begin.
ming at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. at the front door of the Court
House Of Marion County West Vir.
ginia, will offer for sale and will
sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder the following described
real estate:
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1. a. cATHER, CLERK.
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Special Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors Of I'D. 8. Tooth.

man, deceased:
In pursuance OF q. decree of the
Circuit Court OF the County OF
Marion, made IN q cause therein
pending, entitled j. Austin Price,
Administrator Of the personal cs-
tate Of Ed. H. Tootliman. de-
ceased, plaintiff and Priscilla J.
Toothman ct al defendants and
dated Bird day OF July, 1892. to
subject the real estate OF the said
decedent. to the payment OF his
debts. you are hereby required to
present your claims against tho
estate Of said decendent for i'd
5udication to p, G. Frame, Chan
Gerry Commissioner al his Office
234 Adams Street in the city of
Fairmont, Marion County, West
Virginia, on or before the nth
day Of October, 1922, next.
Witness, L. A. Gather: Clerk OF
said court, this 18th day OF Au-
gust. 1922. and Goth year Of the
state. ssls.5l
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading

Children born under this date
very carly show decided likes and
dislikes with a dominant will
power, quick discrimination land
Understanding, and very early in
life show a talent for a business
career. They should be continu-
ally instructed to look for good
in other people. and for the pure
and beautiful in everything.
Men and women Of this date are
the blessed Of tho Gods. for they
have been given what you might
truly call eternal youth. They
seldom age and men and womea
between the ages of thirty and
sixty change little or none at all
The governing planet Of this
birthdate Is Mercury and the sigl
{ Is Virgo. The birthstone is pink
jasper.
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OPERATE new marvellous money
making plan, article new, terri.
tory In your vicinity open. Write
for full particulars. R. Manning,
2I11 Riggs avenue. Baltimore, Md.
5425A
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]. Austin Price, Administrator OF
personal estate OF ed. ii. Tooth.
man deceased VS.. Pris6tlia j. Tooth
man, ct al, In Chancery.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
MARION COUNTY, West yIR-
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Parcel No. &

Al uAuIflu6u OuesIOurIl OIL an
undivided one-half interest, the
same being an undivided one.eighth
interest In and to those two certain
lots or parcels Of land situated IN
the Third, now the Fifth Waro OF
the city OF Fairmont, Marion Coun,
ty West Virginia, numbered, respe.
ctiyely, 40 and so on the plat OF
the town Of Fairmont, and bounded
as follows: Beginning in the west
ern line Of Washington Street at
the south east corner OF lot No. So,
and running thence with the back
lines of lots No. IS and SO one hun.
dred and sixteen (116) feet and ten
(10) inches to stake; Thence par.
allel with said street about SO feet
to- stake:" thence parallel with
Madison street one hundred and
sixteen (l16) feet and ten (10)
inches to a stake In said line OF
Washington street; thence with
said line of Washington street to
the beginning: also a narrow strip
Of ground adjoining the above de.
scribed land with a small frontage
gu Washington street and extend.
ing back trunl said street with a
line Of said aLeve described land
Ia uniform WIDTH distance Of
eighty.two (s21l) feet, more or
les, to line OF lot No. SO, making
in all a frontage Of thEty.nine 1897
feet, more or less, on said Washing.
ton street, and extending back an
Irregular width a distance OF one
hundred and sixteen (116) feet and
ten tt0l lnches: being the same
real estate that was conveyed to
said Howard n. Ogden by Lellie F.
Smith by deed dated January 10,
1911, and recorded in the office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court oil
Marion County, West Virginia. In
deed book No. 172 at page 1888.
Parcel No. z
An undivided one.f0urth and an
undivided one-half interest, the
same being an undivided one.eighth
interest, In and to a certain lot or
parcel OF land situate In the Bell,
view Heights Addition to the City
OF Fairmont, a map or plat OF which
said addition Is recorded in the of.
flee OF the Clerk OF the County
Court of Marion County in Deed
Book No. 1872 at pages 1893 and 495
that is to say Lot No. z in Block
No. 6 fronting on Highland Avenue
40 feet and extending back 100 feet
excepting the:eSrom, however. all
the coal and mining rights and
priMledges thereunto pertaining un.
DERIVING said lot, and being a part
OF the same real estate that was
conveyed TO the said Howard N,
Ogden by Lellie F. Smith by deco
dated the 18th day OF January,
1911, and recorded in tho said
Clerks, office In Deed Book No.
172, page 1888 and which said par.
Gals Of real estate are fully des.
cribed in said report.
Terms Of Sale
The purchaser will be required
to pay one.third OF the purchase
price, or as much more as the pur.
chaser may elect, cash on day Of
sale, one-third Of the purchase prIco
In one year and one-third thereof
in two years from day OF sale, the
purchaser being required to give
his interest bearing promisory notes
with approved security for defer.
ed payments.
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422 MAIN STREET
Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE In TAMPA. Il you
want to buy, sell Or exchange I'd
yertise your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One O. the most
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ada. LarS
est Tampa circulation and larges:
daily average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers, Regular rate ore
cent per word. Mouthty rate on ar,
plication. Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida. 3sesA
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The West Virginian win not be
responsible for more than one in.
correct insertion Of any advertise.
mant ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be- in writing addressed to the
Want;Ad Department. This Is for
your protection.
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED: Girl for general house.
work one who can cook. Call
after 6 p. m. at $40 Emerson
Street. 53S7A
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Houses And Lots
Houses And Tots
/ SELL FAIRMONT

Front street, rooms and bath large rooms modern
extra building lot Terms Phone 1892.
Of corporation on paved road
rooms and bath, garage, large lot Phone PSI.
Norwood Groom house, modern offered at low price
easy terms Phone 1452R.
house, gas good fruit trees extra large lot Easy
terms Phone 1452R.
New modern bungalow on paved street. only 5 minutes
walk from court house, rooms bath permanent home
on easy terms. Phone 396R.
bungalow, rooms modern level lot blocks
from stop. bargain. Terms. Phone ISL.
LEVI B. HARR
oo4
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GIRL CLERK wANTED-A & P
Store, 531 Fairmont Ave, corner
of Fatrmont Ave. and Sixth st.
5423A
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Hello Wanted

MAN OR WOMAN wANTED-s4o
weekly full time, s1.O0 an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed hos
tery to wearer. Experience unnec-
essary y International Hosiery
Mills, Norristown, Pa. 5426A
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN with ex-
perlence to help in restaurant.
Must furnish reference. Apply III
person. Mr.. Nuzum, at the
Owens Bottle Company Restaur-
ant. 5417 a
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WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL,
HoUSEW0RK. Small family.
S2S Cleveland avenue. Phone
1526.R. SABA
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TWO GOOD LOTS IN GRAIN
HEIGHTS. $4,000 each. Terms.
Alex Thorn, Ills Sterling Ave-.
East Akron, Ohio. 5414 A
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-Young man about IS to
work In shoe store. Wonderful
opportunity for a hustler. Apply
Newark Shoe Store. 5SS5A
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THE OLIVIA SAGE School Of
Practical Nursing offers a one
year course in special bedside.
nursing to limited number OF
women. Glasses formed twice
yearly. Pupils receive mainten-
ance, uniform and salary. Apply
to Director, New York Intirmary.
S21 East 18th Street, New York
City. 5402A
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Clerical work will be offered in
abundance in the Want Ads in the
next few weeks. Watch the Want
Ads carefully II you desire a
change for the better.
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MAN to sell best line trees, shrubs.
roses. Steady work. Commits.
sion weekly. Brown Brothers Muir.
series, Rochester, n. Y, 5427A
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
WORK. Call S65-R or. apply at
HOO Virginia Avenue. 1898 Al
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and USED: easy payments.
National Cash register Co.,
clarksburg. W. Va. 4s07A.
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WANTED-Two light housekeep.
/ ing rooms near center OF town
by young married couple. Apply
Box E. G. n, care Of The West
Virginian.