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THE CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1933 PAGE SEVENTEEN SHIFT EFFECTED IN RELIEF WORK F. E. R. A. Transfers All Duties to Civil i Works i Board Work relief projects of the federal emergency relief administration were discontinued Saturday as the transfer of all employment under that system to the new civil works administration effected.

The civil works plan provides for the employment of all persons now on the relief rolls on basis of 30 hours weekly, five days of six hours each, with an average pay of $13.50, representing a boost fr.om $5. It will go into operation next week, when part of the 4,500 now on the part-time basis i will begin work on the new schedule, and the others will be absorbed on this basis as rapidly as work projects in the city and county are selected and approved by the state civil works i administration. It is also planned to give jobs to the 1,500 on direct relief so far as practicable, and then draw on the national reemployment service office for additional -labor. Mayor DeVan has outlined a dozen projects upon i which work can be started, and has directed the city engineer to estimate the cost so "that the men may be put to work as rapidly as possible. The Kanawha county welfare board assume the status of a civil works board in the administering of work relief, and also will carry on its present duty of giving direct relief.

The board will meet Monday morning at 11 o'clock at the courthouse to take up and act on suggested projects, which after approval will be sent to the state civil works administration lor further approval. Work- will begin as soon as final approval has been given to the projects. Sentences Given In Slay ings in Logan Nov. 18 killings within a week in the mountainous Harts creek section of Logan county brought life sentences to five men at a special term of court which Judge Naaman Jackson said he called to check a crime wave. Four of the men have been sentenced by Judge Jackson and the other was sentenced early this week Charles Adams, 25 years old.

pleaded guilty to killing Frank Carter on Harts creek October 14, and received a life term. His brother Eustas, 23 years old, convicted of complicity in the slaying, received a life sentence. Carey and Jesse Blair, brothers, were convicted together of slaying Hawkins Bishop. Logan business man, on Harts creek October 8, and jointly sentenced to life. The other sentence was upon Ora Conley for the slaying of his uncle, Garland Conley October 12.

Route Held Dangerous; Commission Will Try It Members of the public service commission will see for themselves if the proposed route for a bus line, in the Edgewood and Watts street hill sections of Charleston, is as dangerous" as protestants against it charge. They take a ride over the route early next week, they announced late Friday at the recess of a hearing on the proposed service. The hearing is on the petition of the Charleston Interurban Railroad company to remove the Edgewood street car and to substitute the bus service. More than a score Edgewood residents appeared before the commission Friday to protest the change and 653 of them signed a petition against it. Following Friday's hearing, mem- bsrs cf the commission said they would personally examine the proponed bus route and also would look over a route suggested as a compromise.

The hearing will be resumed next Thursday. Beckley Resident Found Dead in Bed Clarksburg Business Man Hit Rail Merger CLARKSBURG, Nov. 18 than. 300 business men of central West Virginia have registered unanimous opposition to the Prince plan for the consolidation of all eastern railroads lines into two operating units. The action followed a speech made at a luncheon here yesterday by John J.

CornweH, of Baltimore, chief counsel for the Baltimore Ohio railroad company and war-time governor of West Virginia. When he had completed his speech, the assemblage register its opposition to the plan. "West Virginia's sun has set if its largest transportation is wrecked by consolidation with the Pennsylvania railroad under the Prince plan," CornweH said. "Such a move would absolutely calamitous to the entire state and especially to communities which the Baltimore Ohio serves." Frazier in Death Cell After Appeal's Refusal WHEELING, Nov. 18 Frazier, of Charleston, convicted of the slaying of Deputy Sheriff Roy Shamblin, has been removed to the death house of the state prison.

His execution is set for -November 24. His appeal to the state supreme court was denied yesterday. Jury Awards Damages A common pleas court jury has returned a verdict awarding $75 damages to Robert Miller in a suit against K. E. Brockell, of Charleston, for alleged breach of contract in connection with an oil engine.

The court directed a verdict for the defendant in the suit of P. Payne against R. L. Thomas. Damages of $215 were awarded to T.

L. Burgess against Frances Blake Price and others, in an action instituted on a note. Robbed 'of KANSAS CITY, Nov. 18 Flatau, a jewelry salesman of Chicago, reported to police that three men robbed him of jewels i a value of $50,000. He said they confronted him as he emerged from a building and forced him into a motor car for a short ride.

Sarraut Wins Chamber, PARIS, Nov. 18 Albert Sarraut gained his first victory in a fight against a predicted overthrow and a balanced-budget when the chamber of; deputies finance committee agreed to consider the first steps in the premier's program. West Virginian Tried LAS CRUCES, N. Nov. 18 H.

Cayton, of Harrisville, W. went on trial today charged with manslaughter in the death of W. Davis. The man was killed of Las Cruces August 15 in an automobile accident. nil NSWERS CUESK Simon Bolivar, "Liberator of South America," was the lead- ing figure in EXPELLING SPANISH RULE from that con.

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The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republication oi oil news dispatches credited to it cot otherwise credited in this paper, end also the local news contained herein. BECKLEY, Nov. Fisher, 58 years old, one time prominent merchant of Raleigh county, was found dead in bed at the home of Edgar Thompson, in Fourth avenue, Friday morning. Dr. K.

M. Jarrell said Fisher had died of a heart ailment. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Fisher, spent the night at the boarding house of her husband, coming here from Cincinnati where she makes her home, to attend the funeral of a sister who died at Hinton. Members of the Thompson family with whom Fisher made his home, said he did not complain of illness prior to last night when he "said he was suffering indigestion.

For a number of years Fisher conducted a store at Sophia and was later -engaged in a similar business at Matoaka. Beside his widow he is survived by three children, Doris Fisher, Robert Fisher and Howard Fisher, who reside in Cincinnati, with their mother. That an airport was virtually assured to Beckley and Mount Hope, at Skelton, was announced at a meeting of the chamber of commerce Thursdav night, when it was reported the New River and Koppers companies had granted a lease of the flying field. Federal cooperation will be sought through its relief and public works agencies, when clearing the field and grading paving runways and approaches will begin. December 7 was fixed as the date of the annual dinner of the chamber.

At that meeting new members of the board of directors will be elected. A resolution was adopted urging construction of the Grandview road from Glen Hedrick to the connection with the Prince road between McCreery and Royal as a relief project. Dr. K. M.

Jarrell, recently appointed head of the Rutherford sanitarium. was inducted into his office Friday with a brief ceremony. James Chambers, secretary, and Wayne Perry, assistant auditor of the state board of control were present at the sanitarium when the oath was administered to the new superintendent. Dr. George F.

Grissinger, the retiring superintendent, said he would remain in the city for a few days acquainting the new head of the institution with its affairs. Receivers Report Upon Kanawha Valley Water The fourteenth report of C. Htit- sinpiller and Wiley F. Corl, as special receivers for the Kanawha Valley Water corporation, appointed in the uit brought by the General Management corporation, has been filed with the circuit court. The court made an allowance to Mr.

Hutsinpiller for services as receiver. The court confirmed the sale by R. N. Stephens, as -pecial sioner, of a lot in Riverside addition to Sovdh Charleston for $200 to Genevieve K. Minsker in a suit brought by Union Trust company against C.

P. Meyers Realty company. Confirmation also was to the action of Jce Midkiff, as special receiver, in selling assets of the partnership of C. H. Kirby and O.

B. Kirby to the C. H. Kirby Lumber company in the suit of C. H.

Kirby against O. B. Kirby and another. A divorce was granted in the suit of Dorothy Litz Hudson against French Hudson. A chancery suit wzs filed by Howard S.

Bash against Frankie lona Bash. Out On Spanish Election Eve MADRID, fighting among rival political groups broke out in. all parts of Spain as the campaign for congressional elections Sunday approached a bitter climax. Numerous street clashes occurred among bill posters who blanketed walls in cities and towns with violent placards. Police were feverishly active in quelling brawls and dispersing meetings.

Many were arrested, including several candidates. Woman Named at Man WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 we man has been selected to preside over the post office at Man, W. Va. The post office department announced the appointment of Miss Esta B.

Combs as postmaster of the Logan county town. The department also announced the appointment of Emerson E. Boyd as postmaster premier, McDowell county, and of J. Byron Shreve as acting postmaster, McDowell county, and of J. Byron Shi-eve as acting postmaster at Brushy Run, Pendleton county.

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The Charleston Dally MaJ) as well as every other member of the Association, endeavors to print only truthful classified advertisements and will appreciate having its attention called to any advertisement not conforming to the highest standard of honesty. McCliiitic Speaks On Prison Reform Announcements 6--Notices O.N NOVEMBER 29TH at II m. of that at the front door of the Courthoxise at Covington, Virginia, I shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, Camp Shaw- ar.ogi, and all equipment. This is a splendid opportunity to buy a Boys' Camp with an enviable reputation and 'large clientele, situated on the headwaters of Jackson Hiver, in the beautiful Al- Icghany Mountain.s For particulars address H. C.

Stokes, bonded Special Commissioner, Covington, Virginia. R. C. STOKES 3ONDED SPECIAL COMMISSIONER S--Lost BROWN male Beagle. While marks.

Sore on left car. Reward. Dial 42-501. LOST--Silver link bracelet with irater- ruly seals. Reward.

Weldon Petty 2G-S19. CAMERA STAND--Lett in parking lot, corner Tennessee avenue and Charleston st. Will party finding, please return to O. J. Morrison Studio and receive reward.

Almost every home has its furniture misfits. Sometimes they're out of sight in the attic, and sometimes they're doing duty in one of the rooms of the house. If you have some pieces of this sort, why not sell them quickly and profitably-and replace them with furniture better fitted to your scheme -of home decoration? You can do this by advertising them in our "Household Goods" Column right now-while reader-interest is at its height. Among our thousands of readers there will be many to read your offer with interest--and take your furniture off your hands. Call 22-141 and ask for an AD-TAKER Real Estate For Sale 12--Farms and Lands for Sale WRITE for Free Ohio Farm Catalog.

Some bargains. M. L. Trout. Realty Lancaster.

Ohio. 35 ACRES. 6 room house, ell outbuildings, water and fruit. Echool, church and market on good road. I will for a few days take S2.500 and for cesh will Include horse, cows, hogs, chickens and crops.

Act quick. Allie Kirkhart. Ohio. FOR SALE--Farm near McDanlei x-roads. Five room house, hip-roofed barn 30 ft.

by 42 ft, bearing oichr.rd of all kinds fruit. Situa'ed on hard road. Price 51500. Must sell soon. H.

C. Clyse. Gallia. Ohio R. F.

D. No. 2. FEATURES ON RADIO TODAY Below are selected radio programs for today. Routine programs are not given daily and advertising is omitted in the list.

Time Is p. m. eastern standard unless indicated. Musketeers, over W.TZ. Pioneers, over WJZ.

8--Six two-piano teams, over WEAF; Economics in the New Deal, over WJZ. Jessel, over WABC; George Olsen and Ethel Shutta, over WEAF. 9--Jack Pearl, over WEAF; South American greetings, over WJZ. 10--Chicago symphony, over WJZ; Byrd's expedition broadcast, over WABC. Waring's music, over 11--WLS bam dance, over WJZ: One Man's Family, over WABC, 12 midnight--San Francisco carefree carnival, over WEAF.

FAIRMONT, Nov. 18 before the Fairmont State College classes on criminology and penology, Dr. C. F. McClintic, warden of the state penitentiary at Moundsville, discussed recent reforms there and proposed further improvements." Dr.

McClintic divided the prisoners in Moundsville into three groups, namely the normal group, the members of which have committed some petty crime and who should be kept on farm rather than in cells; the feebleminded group, the members of which should be kept in an institution for such cases, and the anti-social group, the members of which should be hanged. The latter group, he said, costs the state $75 daily for maintenance an armed guard. Dr. McClintic said he is establishing a school for guards to train them to difl'erenitate between the three types of prisoners. The speaker said that when he came to the penitentiary he found several guards who could not write their own names.

He replaced them, he said, when a more intelligent type. Legal Notice BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOB DISCHARGE AND ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES for the Southern District of West Virginia. In the matter Vivian Forrest Herne, doing business as St. Albans Drug Store, Bankrupt. No.

2679. in bankruptcy. To the Honorable George W. McClintic, Judge the District Court the United States for the Southern District West Virginia. Vivian Forrest Herne, doing business as St.

Albans Drug Store, of St. Aibans, in the County of Kanawha, and State of West. Virginia, in said District, respectfully represents that on the 12th day November, 1932, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered nil his property and rights of property, and has fully complied with all the requirements of said acts and of the orders the court touching his bankruptcy. WHEREFORE, he prays that he may be decreed by the court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate tinder said bankrupt acts, except such debts as are excepted by law from such discharge. Dated this 6th day of November, A.

D. 1933. (Signed) VIVIAN FORREST HEHNE, Bankrupt. FARM--For sale. 123-acre farm, 7 miles west Gallipolis on state route 141.

With 8-room house barn 72.35. plenty ot other outbuildings, plenty of water, good fencing. Land lays rolling. Will sell cheap if sold at once. Grant Houck.

Gallipolis. Ohio Waterloo S(ar Route. Side Glances By George Clark I T'All "We have to budget pretty close; so much of Claude's salary goes to pay alimony." Real Estate For Rent 23--Houses For Bent 5-RCOM modem cottage with bath. $15 per month. Stop 2, Vandalia.

Call O. J. Morrison at 25-159. 2505 VIRGINIA Kanawha City--7 rooms, four bedrooms, tile bath, full size basmvtent, furnaco heat, garage. Nice yard.

1702 WASHINGTON STREET--7 rooms, two baths, nice lot, garage. 1047 ORCHARD STREET--6 rooms newly decorated. 3ase.nent and garage. 1018 KANAWHA STRJSKT--Corner Kanawha and Broad. 8 rooms, newly decorated.

Fine yard. 2 ROAN.2 STREET--5-room apartment. 605'A DONNALLY apartment with bath. 312 BLACKBURN STREET--4-room cottage, CHARLESTON rooms, nice yard Charleston Natioual Bank E. TJ.

SPILMAN DIAL 23-161 13--Houses For Sale SACRIFICE--Buy 1 his before prices advance. 5 rooms, light oak floors, bath, hall, pantrj', basement, furnace, garage. Close schools and carline. Bargain. 000 00.

Reasonable payment. See owner, 611 Russell st. Dial 31-702. FARMS FOR SALE 67 acres. A good farm, 3,000 bearing fruit trees, weil taken care of.

Bungalow house barn and other outbuildings. miles from Gallipnlis on hard road. Price J2.350. 151 acres, a nice farm on state nlgnwav house and other outbuildings, orchard, nice grain and stock farm. Price cash will include 2 25 chickens, a lot of feed.

Close 2 high schools. 50 acre, Va bottom land, balance smooth; fine large barn, good small house; other outbuildings. 4 miles of Gallipolis. S3.000 --V" cash. Some farming' tools.

87 acres, 7 miles from Gallipolis; coed buildings, good land on hard road. $1,600 cash, B. G. CASTO Real Estate Gallia Co, VJnton, Ohio IB--Suburban For Sale THKEF, AND FOUR-ROOM furnished cottages. Apply 22fl Tenth South Charleston.

Call 42-284. 8-ROOM hoo.se, furnace heat, basement, Carage. 810 Garden st. Very desirable residential district. Robins and Wilson school district, $45.00.

Mae D. Iron, 714 Bigley ave. COLORED PROPERTY FOR RENT CHEAP 1214 Truslo-w--3 507-9 North Rand--3 rooms. 610 Estill rooms. Phone 23-361 bungalow.

Phone 25-437. 923-B Bigley ave. FOUR-ROOM cottage, bath, electric, gas. Rooms SI--Rooms Without Board FRONT ROOM--For gentleman only; also garage. 1523 Lee.

Phone 28-890. ATTRACTIVE bedroom, 3 blocks east of Capital st. Refined neighborhood. 34-334. LARGE attractive room, close In, reasonable.

Dial 27-331--26-094. CLOSE IN--Large- front room. Msals If desired, very reasonable. Phone 25-674. Sometimes you wonder how successful people happened to step into the good jobs they have.

There isn't any one answer, of course--but there is one way of keeping in touch with the very best of the employment opportunities presented in. this city. And that's to read the Help Wanted Columns of this newspaper regularly! All sorts of positions--to suit all kinds of people--are offered there from time to time. And it will pay you well to keep an eye on the changing opportunities appearing the fight one comes along. You'll find it both interesting and helpful to keep in touch with the--Help Wanted Columns in This Section Cats--and lost articles advertised for in our Lost and Found Col umn somehow manage to come back to their owners i great regularity.

Just remember this the next time you lose something of value. Call 22441 and ask for an AD-TAKER! Employment 41--Situations Wanted--Female WHITE GIRL desires work as waitress, soda fountain or saleslady. Can give best reference. Dial 29-127. EXPERIENCED middleaeed white woman wants work.

By day or week. References. Mrs. Kinder. Hishlawn Terrace, South Chirloston.

MIDDLEAGED Whtta vsoman wants practical nursing, can give best of reference. Will work for reasonable wages. Dial 33-406; ask for Mrs. Lynch. COLORED WOMAN wants day work after Monday and Tuesday of each week.

303 Dannally st. Phone 23-701. EFFICIENT Stenographer, secretary, bookkeeper. Five years experience. Good recommendations.

Phone 28-233. EXPERIENCED wilt take full charge of children: assist housework; will leave city. Write for appointment or call afternoons, ask for Miss Waldo, 1112 Quarrier st, city. GIRL desires position ns cashier or general oifice work. Good reference given.

Call June--Dial 29-127. WHITE woman wants practical nursing or general ho'isewor'c. Call 26-884. EXPERIENCED white girl desires general housework and cooking. References, 313 Pine st.

LADY with six years experience desires position in doctor's or dentist's office. Call 34-505. REFINED LADY desires position, nursing, caring for invalid or housekeeping In motherless home. Experienced. Good references.

Will go out of town. Phone 21-497. EXPERIENCED LADY wants practical nursing or work in restaurant or non- society home. Call 111S Quarrier street after 5 o'clock. WANTED--Housework.

Motherless home preferred. ReEerences. Dial 21-331. Write 612 Delaware ave. EXPERIENCED white girl wants restaurant or general housework.

Gladys Byrley, Belle, W. Va. YOUNG capable and experienced desires restaurant work, plain sewing or house work. Call 28-484 between 2 and 3 p. m.

WANTED Position as housekeeper in motherless or widower's home or aged person by refined middleaged widow. Very capable. Unincumbercd. Mrs. Hay, 1411 Charleston Charleston.

W. Va. YOUNG WHITE GIRL desires work caring for children or general housework. Experienced. References.

Phone 34-370 or 35-032. i COLORED WOMAN--Experienced desires work as dishwasher, or maid. References. Phone 21-757. i EXPERIENCED white woman desires work as housekeeper or general cleaning.

Experienced cook. References. Phone 20-537. Apply 306 Court. VALUABLE TRACTS of land on Elk Road, close in.

Morgan Robinson, 23-833. Real Estate For Rent 2O-A--Apartments ATTRACTIVELY furnished 4-room stucco apartment, corner Morris and Baltics. Adults. 24-783. LJ wiv.i t.ii,.

large garden. $12.50 month. Dial 28-633. 33---Booms fur Housekeeping FOUR ROOMS and bath. All conveni- FURNISHED ROOMS--Also house cheap, cnces.

1323 Charleston st. Phone 24-851. Scanlon, 23rd st. Ka-iawha City. TWO Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; reasonable.

1801 Lower Fifth ave. A COMPLETELY furnished modern 7- room suburban home with double Ra- rage. All city conveniences. Reasonable to right party. Dial 22-855 after 4 p.

m. FURNISHED completely 7 rooms, bath, shower, electric refrigeration, basement. Dial 20-449. EIGHT-ROOM house and garage, 1212 Lewis st. Phone 25-161.

I 3 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, bath. I 1st floor. 200 Ninth South Charleston. 843 BIGLEY 1st floor furnished housekeeping rooms. Sink, ranee.

34-309. 11--ORIccs ant) Desk Booms FOR RENT--Second and fourth floor office rooms. Odd Fellows State Si Capitol st. Choice light cool rooms on North Side; heat, light, janitor and elevator services. Good condition.

Reasonable rent. Apply at building or Phone 31-121. REDECORATED apartments, furnished an-) unfurnished. Near schools, glass and bottle plants. S-339.

NEAR NEW CAPITOL--Beautifully nir.hed six-room apartment. Electric refrigerator. $55. 22-327. To Rent 3-ROOM apartment.

Cornpr Virginia and st. $25. Excellent i i 22-127. THREE ROOM furnished a a i convenient. Apply 114 Delaware ave.

Phone 23-940. FURNISHED garage a a 2 rooms and bath. 303-B Bcuhring r.vn. 20-B--Apartments JGnf jrnlshed ORDER OF NOTICE Southern District of West Virginia, ss: On this 6th day of November, A. D.

1933. on readinn the foreRoing Petition for Discharge of the above-named Bankrupt, it is-ORDERED by the Court, that a hearing be had upon the same on tlie 6th day of December, A. D. 1933, before the said Court, at Charleston, in said district, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in The Charleston Daily Mail, a newspaper printed in said district, and that all known creditors and other persons in Interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer the said petitioner should not be granted. And it is ordered by the Court, that the clerk shall send, by mail, to all known creditors, notice of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated.

WITNESS the Honorable George W. Mc- i Judge of the said Court, and the thereof, at Charleston, in said district, on the 6th day of November, A. D. 1933. (Seal of the Court.) IRA H.

MOTTESHEARD, Clerk. 11112. FOUR-ROOM duplex a a i newly dtcorated, S15 per month. st. Phone 42-38(.

3 ROOMS, a West. Side: week; bills paid. Phone 28-285. Eve. 21-7fM.

ATTRACTIVE 5-room rpiirtrr.ent, private entrance. Quarrier close in. Phono 21-054. A nnouncements fl--No BEER Groceries nnci Meats DrliVT'rrc! A. M.

lo D.P. clays Week PHONE 20-685 -TOE A I Sewing Machines All Makes Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners and Radios Cleaned ar.ci Repaired. Sinffor Machines For Sale--All Work Guaranteed SHOP. CTCKINEON ST Phono Cap. 2G-M3 Insulating Material Used Newspaper mats 19 in.

by 23 In. 100 for Excellent for buildinK purposes ns an Insulntion between walls and floors. Apply Daily Mail Business CALDWELL PRODUCTS, St. Albans, W. yunrnatecs satisfaction.

2 (Two) bath sprays, 1GO (one hundred sixty) Laxative pills and WiO (nine hundred sixty) grains aspirin. Postpaid. $2.00 (Two CRAZY CRYSTALS--The nationally known Health Water. At Builtmun's Drug Stores. Accept no tiubstitute.

COAL FOR SALE DIAL 35-079 PARSONS APTS. 4-'Oom apartments, frjgidaire. hot 5: cold weler, a i service. Phone 35-315--20-B2S evenings. SPACIOUS apts.

6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, solarium. East Dial 22-558. FOUR-ROOM modern apartment, electric refrigerator, murphy bed. Phone 31-787. LA1NG St.

No car fare to business section of city. 125 per month. Phone 26-111 before 5 p. m. 1500 I-EE B-room brirk apartment.

Newly decorated. Garaisc. FOR COLORED-- 2-room a a Rood repair, desirable location. O'Connor ave. 21-801.

Places Rent GARAGE and storage i i i 24xitO ft. elevator. 1G05 6th $30 month. Phone 35-SI 5. 2li--Houses For Rent I i rotlaRe.

Bswrr.ont, garage. 210 BurU-w Call 2H-21KI, 622 COLUMBIA i i a for larfio a i MOVROU M. RtitieiU-on. Phone or H2-130. 5-ROOM house.

Good i i 1(105 Vnl- lc-y Drive, Edfiewood. Phone 28-041. 4-ROOM i cottage, bath, a 2 porches. Phone TWO MODEKN 7-room lirnisra. 413 Randolph st.

and 1012" BiKlcy. Phone 6 ROOMS, baths. Edftewood drive op- pcsile Country Club. All conveniences. 3IJ-177.

A A A CITS'--5 room 1 house above Bridge. i or colored. 31-OH7. SEVEN-ROOM duplex. Morris si.

RoaKOii- i rent. Phsinc. to a. 21-7fjB a G. ATTRACTIVE, New, modern 3 room house.

i bo i i Nov. 18th. 1()B Sixth South Charleston. Houses and A a Sam Conker Plumy 21-523 NICE COTTAGE--Five rooms, hath, Glen- School section. Good location, S25.0II.

Phone 33-H'M--42-514, ask tar Mr. Hudcllcston. WILL SHARE my home with responsible! couple. Wei! furnished. Good noip.n- borhoo.d.

Reasonable rent. Apply 305 Glenwood ave. or telephone 34-409, WANTED--3 or 4-room apartment with electric refrigeration. West of RufTner East Side. Evenings dial 27-930, day 23-215.

Rooms 30--Booms With Board ROOM AND BOARD--In lovely location, very reasonable. Call 27-770. NO MATTER where you room there's i liko honie(tookcd meals served a i style. Dial 20-652. 1103 Lee St.

16 DUNBAR furnished room with kitchenette. Also extra sleeping rooms. NICELY FURBISHED bedroom and kitchenette, for business woman. Bills paid. Phone 28-097.

Employment Help Wanted--Female $15 A WEEK and your own dresses FREE for demonstrating latest lovely Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. Write fully. Give size and color preference. Fashion Frocks, Dept.

S-8375, Cincinnati. Ohio. 38--flnip Wanted--Male LARGE ATTRACTIVE Room with board: reasonable, Apply 512 Broad st. Phone 24-liin. EAST END--Welt furnished bedroom.

Furnace iioat. Meals if desired. Dial 2B-787. SUNSHINE HOME--Lovely rooms, bath, private entrance, home privileges, cx- collcnt. moal.s.

8 1 i Hoard 1423 QUARRIER--Room for 2 gentlemen. A i i bath. Meals if desired. Dial 21-32(5. LARGE ROOM--Comfortably furnished.

Good location, close in. Dial 34-339. CLOSE IN--Very desirable bedroom. Rent reasonable. 17 Arlington ct.

Dinl 27-232. COMFORTABLY furnished room, next bath, lor one or two persons. Twin bads if desired. 1528 Lcc. Ph.

26-017. ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room. Near bath. For one or two. Lee st.

1 FRONT attractive with twin beds and dressing room. $20 for two teachers or business girls. 1 at- a i bedroom with large closet for 1 or 2 persons. $12 single. Phone 20-633 or 28-8U5.

CLOSE IN-- LnrRe bedroom, twin beds. Suitable for two men. Phone 34-317. LARGE, nict'lv furnished bedroom with i a bnlli. Quorricr.

Phone 20-04H. WELL FURNISHED front bedroom. Very desirable location. Close in. Call 33-107.

your house is just, a bit loo large J'or the of your family, or iL your a i is a bit too large For sixe oi' house, a anxious l.o it. arc dozens oF reasons why you i want to dispose o.l: your Ironic. But wlia Lever reason is, one best way to i a. buyer--Try our a Estate 1 in s. a sure your ad appears there now.

Call 22-141 and ask for an AD-TAKER PAINT SALESMAN calling on hardware, paint, building supply, and industrial trade, who can handle additional line of asphalt roof paints, calking compounds, etc. Straight commission basis only. Reply Box 218, c-o Daily Mail. MEN wanted to do evening homework. Earn $15 to $20 weekly in spare time.

Write The Albe2 100 Fifth New York. Business Service CO--Moving. Trucking, Storage LANDEHS TRANSFER--Moving per load and up. Call 34-454. Storage Moving 1 Storage, $2 to $4 per load a mo.

Ward's Storage. 90S Virginia St. E. Phone 21-022. Financial to Loan Loans Automobiles Refinance Reduce Payments "Borrow and Drive on'' 1 COMMUNITY SAVINGS LOAN CO.

McFarland St. Phone 26-861 Instruction 03--Musical, Reccing, Dramatic JEAN'S STUDIO OF DANCE Latest Ballroom Steps Jean King, 1316 Lee Cap. 31-883 Live Stock C7--Pogg, Cats, Other Pets PERSIAN KITTENS--All hinds pets bought and Eold. Stud service, boarding. 8-4GO.

68--Horses, Cattle. Vehicles THOROUGHBRED COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. PHONE 34-839. ana Supplies OUR REDS Hold State profit records. Flock average 205 eggs.

All bloodtested breeders. Chicks, 5c up. Shipped C. O. D.

W. P. FriedersdorfT, Madison, tad. Merchandise 72--Articles For Sale PAWNED ARTICLES SOLD FOR CHABGE8 $2400. 4 Diamond SS6S.OO $150.

Piano Accordian 846.00 50. Gibson Guitar $22.50 $250. Lady's Diamond Ring. 7 stone Cluster. Perfect $65.00 45.

Slrad VJolin Outfit $12.50 55. Lady's Diamond S14.75 50. Lady's Benrus Watch 9.50 All Articles Guaranteed LOANS--On Personal Property, Clothing and Luggage W. VA. PAWN BROKERAGE CO.

615 Kanawha St. Phone 22-831 Cash Paid for Old Gold MAYTAG Washer. New model. $84.60. on display.

Phone 24-653. CHARLESTON MAVTAG COMPANY 73--Articles For Sale ALL MAKES of Washers repaired. Lond- eres Cavender 712 Kanawha st. 27-733. ELECTRIC WASHERS--All repaired reasonable.

24-653. CHARLESTON MAYTAG CO. 76--Easiness and Office Equipment USED TYPEWRITERS--For sale and rent. Clutter Typewriter 110 McFarland st. 80--Good Things to Eat PECANS Pecans.

New crop. Large size. Best quality. $2.00 for 10 Ib. package delivered to you postage paid.

A. S. Kirby. Gaffney, S. C.

82--Honschold Goods WHITE WOMAN wants general housework, coating, or position as maid in hotel. Capitol Hotel, State st. Dial 21-352. EXPERIENCED soda clerk. References.

Phone 20-220, ask for Lewis Perry or write 1205 Virginia st. NEW CROP fancy paper shell pecans. Highest quality guaranteed, hand selected: Jumbo--10 Ib large--10 Ib Medium--10 Ib Small--10 Ib $1.00. Nicj nut cracker free. Larger lots cheaper.

Fairview Farms, Qultman, Ga. 82--Honsehold Goods SUPERIOR SERVICE in caring for children, from 1 to 10 years of age, evening or nights, while parents are out. Reasonable wsges. Experience and efficient service. Excellent references.

Dial 24-790. 9x12 WILTON HUG--Llvlngroom chairs, electric sweeper, miscellaneous. Cap. 20-030. VI--Situations Wanted--Male A FIRST CLASS MEAT CUTTER and groceryman wants work.

Can furnish good references as to character and ability. Phone 33-261. YOTJNG MARRIED man with family, business college graduate. Experienced bookkeeper. Geaeral office and stock clerk experience.

Also seven years selling for lartte wholesale concern. Can furnish A-l reference. Phone 25-010. COLLEGE GRADUATE, 24, wants Job as chauiTeur, tutor, gardener, etc. Willing to travel.

Call 32-075. WANTED--Position by auto mechanic, married. Or Private or Commercial driving. Phone 23-345. Call for Cecil.

WANTED a salesman who can renlly talk and make sales. Apply 113 Summers st. 11--Situations Wanted--Femal" COLORED WOMAN 1 -Experienced. Wants work as dish washer in hotel or restaurant. References.

Phone 21-757. BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER with pcrii.nce desires position. Phone 28-734, MIDDLEAGED white woman wants housework, SI.00 per day. Phone 24-760. YOUNG LADY desires position as sales girl.

Phone 34-369. YOUNG white woman with small child wants general housework. Mrs. Katlier- ine Kegley. Belle, W.

Va. EXPERIENCED colored Rirl wants day work. References. Phone 1D-570. WHITE WOMAN wan Is work by the day.

Best of reference. Call 31-280. WHITE GIRL wants housework, store- work or restaurant work. Experienced Dial 27-275. WANTED--Domestic work of niiy Kind.

Cooking, ironing, cleaning, bundle wash to take home. Work by dny or week. Best city reference. Call Elva 24-700. WIDOW and daughter desire work in office, department store, cafeteria, or hake shop.

Coulcl invest some money. Box S. c-o Daily Mail. EXPERIENCED practijal nurse desires position. Address M.

A. Light, 1112 Quarrier at. WHITE GIRL desires restaurant or housework. Call 21-298. in restaurant and noiiscwork.

References furnished. Phone 34-370, GENERAL housework wanted by day or Lir.zie Hart. 142U Third ave. Phone 23-000, EXPERIENCED colored womnn desires houseclennlnfi or laundry work. 709 Bullitt st.

Phone 32-50(3. CLERICAL-TYPING, 3 years' experience; highly recommended, Constance Pierce, Point Plcnsant, W. Va. MIDDLEAGED colored womnn wants genera! housework with adults. Will leave town.

29-346. VOUNG LADV desires care ol small children evenings References. Dial 20-652. WANTED--General housework. 1st class colored ccok.

Call 33-578. Anna Mae. YOUNG LADY desires position in doctor's or dentist's ofUeo 3 years experience Phone 34-360. SETTLED WOMAN wishes general housework or in motherless home. Phone S8-648, WHITE GIRL--Desires work in store or doctor's office.

Experienced. References. Phone 23-739. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper available, 9 to 3:30. $3.00 per day.

Box 221, c-o Daily Mail. COLORED MAN--Reliable, can furnish excellent references. Experienced as porter, janitor, truck driver, chauffeur, painter, cleaner and presscr, or garage work. Phone 28-273. VOUNG MAN--Experienced bookkeeper, competent and reliable.

Will go anywhere. References. Phone MARRIED MAN--Experienced isookkesp- er, stenographer and general office routine. Excellent references. South 42-687.

COLORED MA.N, ex-soldier, desires -janitor work. 709Va Bullitt st. Phone 32-506. YOUNG MAN dasires honsecleaning or any particular cleaning. Dial 23-089.

Robert Sc-ctt, 1428 Third. YOUNG married man with wife and baby desires any kind of work. Experienced baker. References. Cap.

25-793. ask for Bill. MAN with wife and four children wants work of any kind. Have only one arm, experienced watchman, time keeper for construction, street cr road work. Also experienced in special selling.

Write Orris Dolan, Owens, COLORED MAN desires work as porter, janitor, slevutor operator or delivery. Experienced. Good references. Phone 22-9U8. BARBER--Ten years experience, desires work.

Good reference. Dial 21-497. COLORED MAN Experienced. Desires work as chauffeur, butler or truck driver. Know the town.

Can furnish best of references. Phone 26-7bG. SINGLE MAN w-ints job as night watchman; good reference. Emmet Dow. 102 South Park drive.

COLORED MAN, 21 years of age, desires work housecleaning, cleaning stores or offices, truck driver, washing dishes in hotel or restaurant. Phone 20-427. YOUNG- FILIPINO desires position as cook, butler, houseman. 1-A reference. Cap.

34-587. COLORED MAN--High class presser, de sires position, cleaning, pressing, repair work. Call 24-790. Business Service Services Offered SIGNS FRANK 'CABLE DIAL 29-245 108 WASHINGTON ST. EXPERT drafting, machine design, piping layouts, patent drawings.

Phone 32-009. I DON'T PAINT all the signs but do paint the good ones. Bert Salman. Dial 29-251 50--Moving. Trucking, Storage PADDED VAN--Cheap, hour or contract Wlthrow Transfer.

Dial 31-401. Dunboi 6-273. MOVING AND STORAGE--CHARLESTON 24-815. 'ORCELAIN HEFIGEHATOR--Inside and out, 100 Ib. capacity.

Call 21-007. i5--Musicul Merchandise 'IANO--Good condition. Also bench to seat 100, 1620 Charleston st. Buy PAID for Used Furniture. Shamblin Furniture 1023 Charleston st.

23-042. iOOD used rug 9x12 or 10x15. Dial 26-036. 'URNITURE bought, sold and exchanged. Phone 28-923.

Automotive Anlomobiles for Sale 931 ESSEX SUPER 6 COACH--Only 18,000 miles, like new. Price $250. Terms. Phone 28-913--after 5-QO p. m.

20-827. 1031 Chevrolet Coach $250 1931 Chevrolet Coupe $250 1931 Forrt DeL-jxe Sport Roadster $200 1931 Ford Coach $250 1932 Chevrolet Special Sedan $425 THE TRADING-POST Va. at Pa. Ave. Dial 33-963 If you ar2 interested in a smart new 933 V-S FORD DELUXE ROADSTER, call Cap.

2.1-269. It will pay you to investigate this marvelous offer before you suy. This car is for sale by a private owner, and r.iay be seen and inspected at any lime. 93--Auto Trucks For Sale iVE HAVE several Mack Trucks, on pneumatic and overman cushion tires, that can be bought very cheap. Standard Oil Co Charleston, W.

Va. Phone 28-171. M--Ante Accessories SQUARE DEAL. AUTO PARTS Buy's and sell's used cars and trucks, best prices on used parts. 1313 Washington st.

Cap. 20-051. YOXJ WRECK IT WE JUNK IT WE SELL, USED AUTO PARTS LAMBERT OUTO WRECKING CO. Lower End of Crescsnt Road Charleston. W.

Va. Phone 23-187 ASK Melton Brothers AUTO WRECKERS. CHARLESTON. W. Va.

CAP. 22-743 TRUCKS 1--2-Yd. Dump Truck 1--1-Ton Reo Truck 1--Diamond T. 2-ton Truck 1929 LaSalle 5 Pass. Sedan WEAVER'S SUPER SERVICE 101ft Virginia St.

Phone Cap. 25-811 How the Roomers Started Most prospective roomers are started in the direction of the best available rooms for rent by their reading of the "Rooms" Column in our Classified Section. This, is a perfectly natural development, because both readers of and" advertisers in this Column toow what th 1 satisfactory service it offers in putting desirable roomers in touch with people who have desirable rooms to rent. If you have a vacant room or two that you would like to have quickly taken just call 22-141 and talk things with one of our ad-takera..