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New Britain herald., 1922-04-06
GREadi0S PilsG

Pa, conducted by Rev. z. F, T. Phil lips, St' Peters church, st. Louis Mo. D. m.-"A Forecast of Business Conditions" by Clark Hammond, vice president Columbia National bank, Pittsburgh. Pa
 S'SO ?. m.--Ncrsatilc entertainment by the Cadman Quartet of mixed voices, Mary Cornelius, soprano; Nel- lie Gretton, contralto; Robert Reed. tenor; Fred McIIugh, baritone. and Lucille Gregg, accompanist and coach.
 WBZ
 Westinghouse station at Springfield,
 Mass.)
 m,-Concert of popular songs given by Miss A. l.. Betralak.
 WIZ
 Westinghouse station at Newark,
 N. J.)
 6.3o D. m.-C. F. LcMassepa's op- eretta Pandora" will be broadcasted under the personal direction of the composer who will give an exposition of the plot and dialogue. All seven- teen musical numbers will be render cd with the following cast: Pandora (soprano) Mrs. c. F. LeMassena; Hope (ato) Miss Marion Helm; Epi- metheus (tenor) Philip Spooner; Quicksilver (baritone) Wm. II, Hen ningsen. Edith Rose Trio (violin cello and piano) will provide the instru- mental numbers and accompaniments and selected choir will sing the choruses. This operetta is especially interesting to young folks and is pre- sented at an early hour for their ac- commodation. Courtesy Aeolian Co. 7:30 p. m.-"Little Jack Rabbit and The Fox" by David Corey, N. Y. Evening Mail.
 7:45 D. m.-"The Priceless 1ngrcd- tent in Food and Drug Products" by Vim. R. M. Wharton, Bureau of Chemistry, U s. Dept. of Agriculture. s D. m.-Concert by the Roseland orchestra of Newark under the lead- ership of Jos. Murray.
 9:15 D. m.-Recital by Esther Dale, soprano, recently soloist with the Bos- ton Symphony orchestra and teacher of singing at Smith college, who re- gently scored great success by re- citals in New York and Boston. The program includes "Alelulia from Mot tette"; "Exsultate," Mozart; "Volks- licded," Brahms; "Les Cigales," Cha brier, and "The Beloved Stranger" Herreshoff.
 WGY General Electric Company, schenec-
 tady N. Y.)
 Program to be given by pupils of the Schenectady Conservatory of l Music. Sous Bois-Piano Solo. ....... Staub | Miss Magadalene Stephens. Lovely Celia-Soprano Solo ......
 Old English |
 Miss Mathilde Bigelow. Chant--Violin Solo. :. .Kreisler
 Master Francis Jones. Foolish misunderstanding. Baron |
 Miss Mary Molloy. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice-from Samson and Delilah"-Contral- to solo ............. .. Saint-Saens
 Miss Edith fierson. Viennese Melody-Violin Solo.....
 kreisler |
 Miss Dorothy Ritz. Pastoralle-Soprano Solo -.
 Old English
 Miss Mathilde Bigelow. The Deceitfu Manufacturing. .. Hare
 Miss Edith Williams. in A Flat-Piano So
 Chopin
 Miss Signe Tinnerholm.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-06
You Need Not Have q Cold

If you will take Laxative PROMO QUIN1NE Tablets when you feel the first symptoms of Cold coming on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20

II is now less than three weeks to
election day. While the interest ,s-
not as intense as in a presidential
year the contest in several of the
states are exceedingly warm and the
result in doubt. Two years ago
President Harding had a plurality n
over seven million votes. lust how
many OF these were from Democrat
Disguised with the Wilson administra.
ton and the proposed League OF
Nations is uncerta n but is varlously
estimate at from one to three mil
lien. or these the greater part will
naturally return to their party choice
as the issue of WI sonism is remove,
and there Is no question that the
Democrats will make extensive "a rs
IN the lower house OF Congress The
extent of this gain will show to what
extent President Harding has retained
the support given the Republican
party in 1920. The present Republic
can majority in the lower house Is
upwards of $50. Should the new
house reta n a Republican majority
of from so to so. both President
Harding and his party ought TO be
absolutely satisfied. Should the
Democrats carry the house or even
reduce the Republican majority to Il
narrow margin it would be hailed an
rightly so as an indication OF d%issatis.i
faction with the efforts OF the pres.
ent administration. In the Senata
there seems to be about us good 4
chance for Republican gains as fos
gains by the Democrats even il the
Democrats of two years ago all re-
turn TO their party. 1t is probable
that with a full vote cast, there is 4
nominal Republican majority OF q
million or more in the U. S. but the
wide margin of two years ago cannot
possibly continue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1929.

More Americans take an interest.
in English politics than formerly, due
in part no doubt to the personality az
Premier Lloyd George who Is gener.
ously admired in this country. Lloyd
George has been long facing an effort
to drive him from power but has met
the situation with a courage and
skill that seems to be demoralizing to
his foes. He has presented the rec.
ca OF his administration clearly be.
fore the British public and told the
people that he is personally willing
to retire if they wish to put someone
else in his place. 1t may be that the
people of Great Britain are ready to
retire their greatest statesman OF the
present generation but his American
admire rs will not believe this until
the votes are counted. Since the
foregoing was written Lloyd George
has resigned and. Great Britain is nov
facing a general election.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Disaureements.

40 you resent the fact that a mar
does not agree with your"
"Not at ALL" replied Senator Sor.
ghum. an looking over my speeches
Of n good many years ago | find that
I do not always agree with myself"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20

health, opportunity and insurance.
Three good po.n ts in an insurance
company, age, strength ana reputa-
ton. Consult US. National Life ms.
Co, of Vt. CMutua'.) Earle S. Kin
s!ey. General Agent, Mead Building,
Rutland, Vt.-Advertisement. :
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Ignorance Is Bliss.

MISUNDERSTANDING, when | looked nj
my accounts last night | nearly died
OF fright. Our motor car Is costing
US over $500 n yeari
Wife-Well. Alec, don't blame me |!
advised you not to keep an account
Edinburgh Scotsman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Posting Notice

| hereby give notice that my wife
Almira Main, having left my bed and
beard without due cause or proyoca.
ton, ! shall pay none of her bills af.
ter this date.
Walter ]. Main.
Bennington, Vt, Oct. 6, 1922.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Snort In the Iunnle.

The Hlppo-1f I'd known there was
going to be such a crowd I'd have
bought rlngslde seats. We can't see
n thing from here. =
The Giraffe think these seats are
fine. l can see everything.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
just NothIno AZ All.

Mr.. ,Cheerup-Look pleasant, my
man. The fellows who succeed are
those who can smile.
Mr.. Lowdown-Sure! That's what
makes 'em smile. What have the
other guys got TO smile about7
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20

Helen-People say It Is awfully
good Of her to marry him. He has an
artificial arm and mn artificial leg.
Marie (sweetly)-Yes. about the
only artIfclalitles she hasn't got her.
self.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
NOTICE
, the Taxpayers OF the village OF
lenntuptau

To the Taxpayers OF the village OF
bennington
A Rate Bin has been placed In my
hatlds for collection as follows. yl.sU
on tho dollar for the Village Tax. 20
cents on the dollar for the Highway
Tax, ON the Grand List OF I'VE.
/ hereby demand payment OF said
taxes. and notify you that | viii attend
at the Bennington County Savings
Bank from . O'Clock a. m. until /;
o'clock y. m.
There VIII be n discount OF 4 per
cent on Village Tax IL paid within no
days.
g. II DEWEY. Treasurer.
Remington, W. Angus: !. 1899.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
All towards.

Many an orchestra leader has made
us wonder why none of his players
ever had courage to strike buck ut
him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Auction
6: al IL

Having sold my farm, | will
sell at auction on the farm,
OCT. "a, 1922, all of my
personal property composed
of horses, cattle, wagons,
sleighs, harness, and all
kinds Of farming tools.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
Thoughts For Mothers
: Who Wish
To Safeguard Their Families

. There ID d simple, inexpensive way
that900, O0Omothers have o fproviding
a aafepuard against colds, coughs,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
LAGNIAPPE

Summing the door closes no arsu.
inents.
hate n llar, but at times q gentle
iian must.
To go crazy, try brooding long over
any one idea.
Men describe as angels whatever
pleuses their mood.
Wealth excuses eating with your
snlfe.-Rlchmond Times.D Dispatch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20

vt, Oct II. 1929
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
JoTTINGS

Most of the great people began
by having TO work for a living.
Our faults are us big to the
other fellow as his appear to us.
Patience Is n virtue. but very
often doing something to help
matters beats sitting down and
waiting.
There are times when It takes
more courage to let your end
drop altogether than to keep on
trying to hold 1t up.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-20
WARNING

Hunting. trapping and all trespass
ing on my property, Hillcrest Farm
East Pownal, are hereby prohibited
Any violations will be promptly prose.
cuted.
James Johnson.
pownal, vt, Oct II. 1929
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
BREUGHT BACK
HOME FOR BURIAL

Nany persons in Richmond AM
Madison county will learn with
sorrow of the death Sunday at
hi, home II Lexington OF W.
Grant Berry. 70.ycas old. one of
th- best known travelling salc--
men in Kentucky and "a veteran
oi forty ycar> on the road.
Mr. Berry had been in Ill health
Tor quite a Willie. brt refused tu
give up AMI kept ON with h.,
brave light. He wa, native ul
Madison county. He l. survived
by = son. Claude Berry. chief as
,iStant To- the y cc president ul
the {. x O. railroad. and one
daughter. Mrs. Gordon Summers.
who at Pre- sent l. in Florida. He
Was Il iirst cousin Df Mrs. 4. n.
Park and Mrs. +. NJ. Wells. ai
RjchHiond4 Tho deceased was
SHRED here tuesday afternoon
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
MARY MILES MINTER'S
LOVE is EXPOSED
oBy Associated l'ress)

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb. :
While the search for the slayer
of William Desmond TAYLOR, not
ed motion picture director. con
tinucs unabatcd, curious side
lights of his relations with wo-
men continue to appear. Accord
ing 80 the Los Angeles Examiner
a note found in his home on Mary
lies Mintcr's monogramcd sta
tionerv was addressed To- dear
est" 1t icrvcntly proclaimed
Il love YOU; ] love YOU; J love
YOU" Underneath were ten Ks
the last two inches high. II Is
signed Yours always. Mary.
The Examiner says Miss MintcI
did not DENY authorship. d" loved
him deeply and tendcrly. She Is
quutcI - saving. with ali tho
admiration q Young girl gives t.
4 man with the poi>c and cultur"
ui Mr.. Taylor. The wealthy
Young New Yorker who WAS
sought because hc va, cuamour-
ed oi motion picture actress. ia"
police have been questioning. :
located but has given an acc0ua'
Ui himself satisfactorily.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
BONUS WILL COST
over TWO BILLIONS
fBy Associated Press

Washington, Feb. The sol
diers' bonus would cost the gov
erumcnt Approximately two BIZ
lion, i've hundred million dollars
OH the basis Of estimates prepar-
cd Tor the House Ways ard
Means Committee by fiscal off
GERS OF the ARMY, navy and ma
rinc corp.
Thi, total Is predicted upon the
assumption that 50 per cent of
the men who served with tho
army and Is per cent Of those
who saw service in the navy and
marine ccrps VIII take cash
Bunu,. hearings before the con-
mittcc were closed today To
morrow The committee will CON
slider the provisions of thc b.l'
and Il little later viii seek p
means 10 finance the bonus,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
LEGISL AT0RS PLAN
FOR EXTRA SESSION

i-rlukiort. Feb. 1-li;e proba
biliiy al an extra session 81 the
legislature doomed today when
q became known thc republican
members OF the assembly last
night agreed unanimously to the
democratic proposal for sur
vev OF all the state government
departments. with a view OF
consolidating offices and reduc
iue duplication of effort \ com
uittce of ten Legislators would
name a commission OF two dem
ocrats and two republicans and
be given a ltind Of $4,000 10
employ experts To work out
plans
In the house today the propos-
al to investigate the constitu-
lional amendment campaign last
year was killed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
HUNTING RELATIVES IN
DEAR OLD MADISON
Folks In Other States Write
Postmaster Stockton and News
Is of Interest To Many

Postmaster Z. {. Stockton has
received a couple of letters from
other states. in which the writers
are seeking information about
their relatives inn Kentucky and
particularly Madison county. He
gives them to the Daily Register
III order that they may have the
widest possible circulation among
the people of the community.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
SHANKS WILL Be HARD
To BEAT FOR AUDITOR

In. .,,i,y;Il,. Tuu.- ~arr-,l..,
-,;J ,t,, II,p N;II.amH Shank,
- ;,,,,.ip c,,,ntv ! o..inp ,n l.,
g, W.. lard man tn dricai inr
S,,t. iu,Iit,r an ti,. Dcmorrat;,
,i,.I.c, M ,.,r i Il. d,ri1c, f.,
hrrrn. , rau.lidatc Nbaf the
Time I'D viii hr al iutcrr-t ia
III. ,,ru, FRIEND. b.rr
TaLi,u iinr lax tbr i,rr',cl
IND. 81 "A ;ll;am II Shank,
s:-n..rI b,,r hco,,u in bnnn,
Inn, s,. fine D,ni.rr,ti,. uurii,,a
t;rr i,r stat, Auditor and +, +
aid rl.a. AIR. Sbanlls VII bee m
ar,i,c .tyrt,r when the tim,
,our. He +, = prr,niucn, lauk-
cr ,nj arrir,,Ituris, and IN igl'
va, IN. Democratic. unmiuc, inr
I ion, .u1ni Governor hayiu. yur
,b. p,miuaiiuu IN The State Or
mary IN runaway fashion b..
-idc,. n. Shank> Ina, ,trun. ro-
Iirical connections that uuulI
serve hin, well IN another Statc
rarc arG whoever zoe, acain,t
him in Inc Auditors race = Ger
tain So l?y- NJ, hands lull g.
l.c,rino ~, with tie l.nrui.
county IYan.
Hnfh the Stanford Iulcr:n,
Iuurral and the Dan,illc tdy.-
cate cr.orsc the prospective can
didacv of Mr. Shanks The Nj
yocatc ,ay, We are for him
We, -nr him for auyth n. lac
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
HOUSE WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT FEDERAL FUNDS
Passes Resolution To Have Joe
Boggs' Statement OF Road
Money Explained

Frankf8rt, Ky, Feb. "a com
mittce was appointed in tn
House Monday by Speaker Jas.
ii. Thompson To obtain legal IN
formation from the Attorney
General on the Use OF federal al
money by tho State Highway
Commission after resolution H.
troduced by Representative t..
Duffy, al Harrison county. had
been adopted
Mr.. Duffy, Representative Is
J.. Gossctt. Of Simpson conn,
and Representative {. y. Min.
OF Boyle county. were named -
the committee.
AIR, Duffy, resolution referred
to a statement Of Highway Engi-
ncer Joe :. Boggs. that $4,000.
700 OF the S32,0JOCOO necessary
to maintain the rnal, I'D be buj,t
by the proposed S50.CO0OJJ bOuI
issue would come from federal
aid. AS $500 mile oi the 1900
mile, lu the primary road system
are not IN federal ard projects. the
resolution asked information a
10 whether lhr lass permits The
usc al federal money on this p.
500 miles. wng g.hcr % can be- us;G
inr other than new construction.
whether the stale can receive
federal wou-y unless !, l. match
ed by an equal ,um ni state mon
cy. and whctbr~ tie road iuud J.,
now pledged - match any federal
aid not appropriated "r that mas
later be appropriated.
She resolution IN full follows.
Whereas. the State u ghway
Engineer has. IN formal state
mcnt. published in the pres, 81
hcntucky. set forth that >hruId
,hc state of Kentucky authorize
he expenditure of $5u.uJOOOJ frr
construction work uu 1000 mile,
pi state primary road >y,tc'd.
It would be necessary tu c>pend
S}2OoOCOj iur maintenance AMI.
repair the said system during the
first twenty YEAR after the tr-
ginning "i construction WORK.
and,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
Prominent Gsrrard Farmer Die.

David Rankin. one of the best
known citizens OF Lower Tar
rard. died suddenly AT hi, huur,
near Marcellus Sunday morning.
about 8 o'clock. He retired Sat
urday evening in apparent good
health, but awakened SUNDAY
morning about four quite sick
and grew worse until six when
the end came. II Is believed he
suffered . stroke oi apoplex,
Mr.. Rankin was an extensive
farmer. specializing in muics and
cattle. lie is survived by his
wife and two young girls and a
son. lie was an active member
of the Methodist church. He was
a brother To I'll of that large
Rankin family in Garrard. Lin
coin aud BOYLE.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
FORMER LOCAL PASTOR
DIES IN MEMPHIS

Rev. =. \. owen. father O.,
Mar. Evelyn Owen. of IryT.c
died at Memphis. Tenn. Fri.a,
morning. Jan. 2Cth. at $50. Ma
r. :.ciyu and her grandmotl ~
Mr.. Mary B. McAtcc. lcii
Thursday at noon ior MempIi..
Rev. Owen wa, buried in {
iuLton. Tenn. hi home town.
saturday. Jan p. iII~ first wife.
AI1ry Evclyn's mother. was Mis-,
K.i:" McAice. Of Irvine. who
died lo years ago. Rev. Ow .
wa> pastor OF the First Baptist
church here several wears aSo
and male rambler Of vcrr
MARIN friend, vine viii r-c.-: o.
hcl~ - Ia death.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
HOME WAREHOUSE
INCREASES CAPITAL
lBy As.oclated Fressl

Frankfort. Feb. 7-Articlcs OF
incorporation approved and char
trrs is,ued include the following
The Home Loose Leaf Tubac-
CO Warehouse Company OF Ricl-
mond, Increased It's capital from
%5.OO0 10 $4,000.
Pushin Fashion Shop. Rich
.nond; capital 5000; incorpora
tors Jacob Pushin, Richmond,
and Hvran and Harry +. Push
III, Dlnvillc.
The Associated Charities oi
Cov.ngtou extended the life OF
the corporation.
The Louisville Cement Compa-
ry, of Louisville. increased it,
capital from $S5O.OOO to $2.l00,-
GOO.
Standard Novelty Company
Inc, Covington; capital 5000
iBcorporators Henry Pclstring
Covington; George PelstrIng
Covington. and Edward Pelstring
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Boston Light and Power Com
pany, Boston; capital $1,000; in
corporators II. W. Atcher. Bos-
ton, KY, N. B. Langsford. Bos-
ton. Ky, and Charles L. Sprigg
Boston. Ky.
The Louisville Cotton Mill,
Company increased its capital
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
THREE DIE IN FIRE
At RICHMOND, VA.
lKy Associated pressl

Richmond, Va. Feb. 7-Threc
persons are known To be dead and
at least Is injured in a fire here
today which destroyed the Lex
ington Hotel, and several adjoiE-
ing buildings. with an estimated
loss OF Sl50,0C0. The dead are
Hiram b. Austin. of Fincastlc.
Va; NJ. ]. Fox. OF Williamsport.
Pa. and {. M. Thomas, sheriff OF
Albemarle county, Va.
Among those reported probab-
ly fatally injured are Nate Good
man. publisher. of Richmond,
Va.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
NICE HOME AT
PRIVATE SALE

] will sell privately my home
OH Sunset Avenue. The house i
a 2-story frame of about II
rooms and attic with modern con-
veniences, including hot water
heating plant. Lot is large with
good garage: concrete drive, etc.
For further particulars see
MRS. L. P. EVANS,
27tf Richmond. Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
From CuTran Gentry.
LamOil, Iowa, Jan ~.
Postmaster,
X chmond, ky.

i-'tiipiI' ip"dS Jan ~
Postmaster,
chmond, ky.
Dear Sir would like to ask a
iavor OF you. thanking you in adj
vance. would like a copy of
one ol the best county papers OF
Madison county, Ky. as / wish to
subscribe for a paper from that
county. ! was Il resident OF said
county a number OF years ago,
and would appreciate your kind
ness very much II Won will hand
tlli, {" one OF the editors Of said
,cunty
Iva, born and rascd three
nil. : from Richmond OH the OF
ter Crrck pike and used 10 know
very different family of Madison
CurtN. and most ui my relatives
lived in that county. Gcutrys.
White Walkers. Chenaults. Blys
lioCEcr>. Oldham~. and others too
uGmc uu, to mention. have
not LCcu there since the year
1850. AMI viii lake thi, n, one ui
he i.,udcsj favor, to me.
was born March 81. lSl5. and
be 81 yea. old March ~. 1922.
and an qu tc al active man vi
ny agc Yours very truly.
tURRNN GENTRY.
Decatur County. Lamont. Iowa.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07

Cincinnati, O., Feb. Cattle
steady packing hogs 2Sc higher
Chicago l5c higher.
Louisville, Feb. Cattle 400
slow S2 to 81; hogs 1900; strong
81 to $975; sheep so; steady and
unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07
DANIELS INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
Notwithstanding Coroner's Exon
eration-New Angles To Cur
, ley Killing At Irvine

Tie Estill county grand jury
took different view OF The kill
/ ing ot Chief OF Police Charles
. Gurley by Harry Daniels at Ir-
] vine last week from the coroner's >
! jury, according to the Irvine
! Times, which has just been re-
ceivcd here. That paper says ol
later developments of the killing
Coroner {. +. 1harp called 4
jury Monday morning and re
/ turned verdict that Gurlcy had
met death at the hands ot Harry
( Daniels. who acted III Self-dc-
fcnsc. The grand jury offset this
actiun BY returning an indict-
mcnt Monday against Daniels,
charging him with wiliul mur-
der. He was released OH 5000
bond which was furnished by h )
, father. Mr.. Stephen Daniels, Of
links. Ky.
Robt. Flynn, h. lias been max
ing his home with his mother IN
West Irvine. va, also atrc,te !
SUNDAY night and placed in T. !
atci The grand j''r, rcturu,'!
ndirt1ucnt against lnm charging
him with aiding and plotting 20
XIII Ciirlcv Its bond was iiXcd
at $500. which was furnished
i;r day by Mr. Dolph White.
Mrs. I'llm and stephen Daniels.
Thc-c arc many stories current
~oncc ming this murder. sowc oi
which can be- cl2ditci and others
iiscrclitcd. Ih"rc i, 4 differ
cucc II op mon a. TO how many
shots were fired One who was
near when the shooting took
place say, there Nere four. bul
the greater number who were
near when it occurred. say only
three shots were i.rcd. II Was
INST reported that Daniels killed
Gurley " tn his own gun. but
the belief i now that Daliic'.
had a gun concealed and when
the argument arose. il there waS
m argument. drew IT and shot
him.
Gurlcy was noted Tor his lear
lcesnc>s aud initiative. Since De
ccmhcr !. when hc became CHIEF
ui police. ne had taken tlIirtccn
stills n raids in this county and
had referred charges against a.
alleged violatorN OF the prohiDi-
iiun law. Recently citizens raia-
ID a uud uf 500 TO be- used J.,
him Tor expenses in making
raids, He had been commended
from the bench by Judge oam
hurst for his efficient work
turlcy was no respcctOr OF per
SONS and last week arrested
former CHIEF OF pol cc OH charge
OF having violated a sec'.ct
the dry law.
lie had been an officer all
lie. both federal and count,
Way> being connected with t'i,
raiding OF stills. The Times .
few weeks ago published Il clip
ping from one OF the paper,
the town from which he came
and told OF clash with The ,hc
III in that county. Only dbUu
Two weeks ago he went to lelli-
co to face trial ON 4 charge
vounding the sheriff and return
ed here. stating that prosecution
had been dropped
This is the third case in the
history OF Irvine OF the Chicf ol
"ol;cc being killed. Somc few
years ago Mr.. Edgar Park was
Shot while on duty; K. q. Phil
pot. chief OF police ~hcre for
number OF years, was killed. try
ing to make an arrest in August
1920. Now comes this grim spec
taclc OF an officer being removct
by being killed.