Dream Home at Warlocks Offers Evening Room Showings
The Dream Home at Warlocks invites visitors this week to view bedroom specials at 2:30 PM and 7 to 10 PM. No obligation to buy, though all items are for sale.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
7
The Dream Home at Warlocks invites visitors this week to view bedroom specials at 2:30 PM and 7 to 10 PM. No obligation to buy, though all items are for sale.
Chicago interior decorator Mr Davies demonstrates sunlit living ideas with new curtains and draperies at the Dream Home. Visitors may view the Cavalier Bedroom and Dining during visiting hours.
Refurnish your bedroom with special prices on several bed room suites. An available walnut finish suite includes chifforobe, full vanity, bow end bed and large dresser. Old suites taken in trade and new ones offer good value and quality.
Judge James A. Strother handed seven year prison terms to Fred Auville Linton and Vanover Roberts after guilty pleas for breaking into Norfolk and Western freight cars and stealing cigarettes and silk. Irwin Mullens received ten months plus a $100 fine for pistol toting. Marshall June drew thirty days and a $100 fine for moonshine. Early trial list includes Watts Wall James Smith Sterling Copling Nora Valentine Florence Prunty E L Stone Sherman Dean Arthur Smith John Sapola Clarence Adams Thomas Bogus J C Martin Fielding Luther Johnny Dillon R A Skinner with jury calls set for Monday.
Vacation plans with friends in Virginia. visits to Bluefield and Grace Hospital. Local medical updates include a seven year old boy’s operation and a hospital stay. Marriage licenses issued for George Hicks and Gertrude Edwards. Road openings, moonshine bust at Joe Branch, bootlegger Harrison Peoples arrested, and local liquor charges with fines.
Fans boost spirit as Coalfield League baseball draws larger crowds and showcases local talent. Talks swirl about Eddie Cicotte possibly joining Gary, signaling a push to attract a future big leaguer to the circuit.
The Coal Diggers management denied the reported return of former White Sox twirler Dick Kerr to join Sunday's game against Bluefield. Officials said several new faces would appear in the ere game while the league keeps its Coalfield label, not the Outlaw League, though most players remain respectable. Fans are urged to attend as the Coalfield League fields a high class brand of baseball.
The Boy Scouts executive meeting in Community Hall Eckman drew about one hundred officials and enthusiasts from McDowell county. C E Carmack outlined county organization, with Bob Roberts and JT Roberts speaking on upcoming work and training, as W D Ord Bert Downs and Rev Worley shared views. A ladies dinner at the Episcopal Church concluded the gathering.
D J F Strother spent time in Bluefield yesterday. Graham Saie returned from a business trip to New York. Eugene H Lopinsky returned from trips to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Earl Carter of Kermit is progressing well after surgery. Robert Reyes departed for Battle Creek Michigan for a two week vacation. Miss Ruby Evans of Pageton shopped in the city yesterday and had been in town for two weeks on a case.
Welch Briefs report a Kiwanis Club session led by president C. C. Morfit with a short business part and a musical program by Miss Alice Leady Partiow and her girl orchestra. Group singing capped a pleasant, uneventful evening. Dr J. S. Kell of Bluefield traveling to Gary with his brother and family collided with a Nash taxi near the baseball park. Mrs Kell suffered minor bruises. others were not seriously hurt.
Moscow reported that private capital in Russia scarcely exceeds 5 million rubles while annual private trade is tiny. The Moscow turnover last year neared 1.723 billion rubles, most of which is state or cooperative. private manufacturers employ about 10,000 workers, 1.3 percent of the city’s industrial workforce.
Rome carlos Vitenzi was arrested for swindling numerous individuals by selling a potion he claimed would prolong life to 100 years and beyond. Police say the scheme defrauded many and authorities continue investigations.
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Jerusalem July 16 An ordinance to regulate the manufacture importation extraction and possession of our drugs is to be enacted by the Palestine government. The measure defines use and aims to curb illicit traffic and ensure proper supervision of narcotics.
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