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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
TABLE MOTION
TO INVESTIGATE
SECOND WARD sALooNIsT NOT
TO BE REQUIRED TO APPEAR
BEFORE COUNCIL.
mot'on Made by Councilman Wagner
to Lay City Solicitors Reeommen.
dalton on Table.

Niuch dissension was evidenced and
quite a sensation caused at the special
session Oh license court held last even
ing, When the recommendation of City
Sollcltor Brennan that Leonard Hac-
guard. Second Ward saloonist. be cal
led to appear before the court on
April p and answer charges OF allow
ing women To loiter in his place OF
business. was tabled by a Tote OF IA
TO IL. In his communication TO coun.
Gil the City Solicitor stated that Hac-
guard had allowed one. Emma VII.
liams, and numerous other women 10
loiter in his saloon but no sooner had
The communication been read than
councilman Wagner. Democrat.
moved that the request be tabled
This motion was Immediately second.
ed by another Democrat and a roll call
Drought forth the following vote: To
.aDie-Mi!ler. Ritter. Grogan. Beckett.
Mcheo"n and Seidler in the first
branch; McCurdy. Wagner. Watson.
braddock. Becker. Campbell. Kelsey.
ana huntz In the second branch
vote to Investigate.
Those voting against tabiing the
bill and in favor OF fully investigating
the charges brought against Hacouard
were Conrad. Megrail and Nolte OF the
hrst branch: IIildreth. Israel. Otto.
Riddle. Sr.. Whissen. Seabright. Taney
and Naas of the second branch. All
OF the above voting for an investiga-
lion are Republicans. save the last
two named
Inc exact reason of councils desire
10 nave the request for an investiRa-
ton tabled Is not readily understood
as the charges brought against Hac-
guard seem to be authentic and are
the result of testimony brought out in
case tried al the last term OF Grim
mai court when one woman testified
that she had loitered in Hacuuard's
saloon. According to the city license
ordinance. these charges. il proven.
would allow the authorities to deprive
Hacquard of his license. and why the
majority of the members Of council
should wish TO allow violations OF the
CIV license ordinance is not under
stood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
NATIONAL SALE
Is POSSIBLE NOW
CITY BANK OF WHEELING ASKS
FOR SALE OF PROPERTIES.
Andre" J. Howard Withdrsws Peti-
ton TO Intervene and Continental
Supply Petition Is Withdrawn.

\ petition and Two exhibits ve-.
filed III United states court in ,.larks-
burg Yesterday IN tho case Of Andrew
Howard ~ thu National Telapho,, .
corporations ny the Iity bank II
Wheeling. bond holders az tn. Onto
company To- the amount OF sos to.
ana Tn" court WAS asked to foreclo...
IN" court entered an order directing
IN" receivers To report conditions ho'h
financially and physically Of the Onto
company and whether the properly
should h., sold
Indications are such. say those who
nave been watching the legal action.
mat tn" probabilities are that the do
cf'" ordering a foreclosure for the
benefit 81 the creditors is not To he
appealed. and ;hat tn" cas-. IL cas.
drawing to C4oss The court or
d"r"d that the letter which was re-
'-i,'d hy Judge Dayton from w g.
lanilar. former receiver OF the corn o.
pany. agreeing that Andrew ] How
ard should be paid $1,000 OF the fees
due fI1udiau fo= services. he placed
ON record and the money was ordered
paid
In the foreclosure suit ~ the Com
fn"nwcn'th Trust company. 81 Pittq-
nuIch. ~ M National Telephone cor
p"f"i'n. an order was entered. dis
charging III" petition - the Contincn-
tai Telephone X Telegraph company.
and ~" petition - Andrew J. Howl-,I
=" int'rNen". \ decree was also en-
i'f"i directing tho making ~ HdJi-
ti"nrl terms ~ sale and directing re-
creme" 2" v. 49, Hamilton. asking that
report D." made 10 the court con-
corning the number % outstanding
bonds - IN" National corporation. thu
. number sold. humber collected AID
whether bonds were sold IN dischar... 20.
90 debts. and %. amount 81 interest
paid. due and outstanding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

An equipped executive and
teaching force
@ Al effective and adequate or
rarIzation
. Ev"rv child in fhc state in the
sunday school
SOM" subjects fo be- considered
D. The pastor vision ~ tho work
To-" pasfors place in tho train.
inr OF The workers
pihrr things pastor should do
iu hold DTS school
The WHu for superintendent
The superintendent work
The superintendent hcIprr4
This conference i- planned fo i'm.
prov" thc following conditions
Many people NOT ,cf rgfLerrf
INTO fnr Surda, .rhuol
Ntr' SInda, school. poorI, or
-Iri. .d
N'H, officers and trt,hcrs yo.r
.J '4uipl"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

. Many pastors slightly int,-a a.cd
and without % vision.
NiI pastors and suprrintcnfcurs
throrAlout tho state arc invited io
attend n'l"ratoe' crcdrruai. may
Do occurred from The secretary az each
County association or from the Gcu.
"ral D1cc 40 Wheeling
~ who attend are urged fl come
With some definite clear ,lt. rrlrtt
cal su4gestiors .h1t VIII boz helpful
The rddrrssc- must o.. short
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR MARATHON RACE

All arrangements Tor the big Mar
athon Race 90 be given by Herman
Frcdericks during the SemtCenten
NAL have been completed with the ~
ccptinn ~ the selection ~ the prizes
The entries of some of the most prom
incut athletes in the country have
been secured and 70 - expected tn.
there Will be- intense rivalry between
these outsiders and The local DO, =
who Will enter
Tho course of the race viii b. cve.
Fulton tTU On Tuadolphia and rctt,rr
D., way ~ NcColloueh street. dc
lance ~ fifteen miles Tho course
is an ideal ou for running and ths
vac" De- coundcnfil'v expected to 10
on" of the bis features OF tho eeIsbrA
DOA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAY A SUCCESS
LARGE ATTENDANCE IN ZIG
AUDITORIUM TO SEE
PRODUCTION.
Affair Owed 20 Aid Girls Of School ir
Publishing Special Number
Of Record

Tir p'a. given Iv fhe pupils ~ frc
lirh t.hn.' i1sf rtsrinE fpr fle bono
10 ~ OBJ" .-.rie number ~ the R.,.r Q
uHs success iu every WAY I'D. at-
Tendance numl'r.d fuii- 900. and 'hc
furr"t realized rn fhe perfurfuar. .
1855 o." toward meeting The cNrersa
~ Publishing fh" Record
Every number ~ frr program vas
rfr.'nfsd tn 1n tVrsfitrf manner AMI
great credit De- G.r fho iatIr fn.ub,ra
'f Tho ffcu'f. fur f1'Ir untIrfnr sVD-ft
fr IrIning Tho pupils for fl"ir part~.
Possibly Tho greatest hif o. fh. s...
rinE WIS thr roaf. sketch Trss. n'. .
hr George rotten IIur.unr and Lis
FARMER. Wi'ar linn Thsrc two conn
0.i1r- kept fIr aud rrrr tr ~ -rrffrf
rl uurn1r with ftrir comic d.nIDru.
Hrf w'fT~i-rla Tho duet l. 50.
Alma Barhmon ard Roland NoaIrrI.
woa nieo very much appreciated fis
'enufr mi rHrrr rf their voices t..
irg - qIair seldom ee~n m 'fe
ttnr". Tho Gunrt"ffes. double plr-.
f.ff.a nrI f1rrrr HI.r wore MOST atf.
ir'e'uf~d fhs p.at ns whole I.ff.
Hn nfr fhr beet over presented o. fI.
iugi ectDoI
Th'r~ wac quite ilffIo dierrrnir'
werf because nf fIs fsrf fhst f.f.
N'DDrd wae rHf .r rnIf o. wa. r,..
rsf'e' frd ff"wotsr % 81. expect q
fhHf Obj" ruhi acton uII I. or ,sf. .t
ifiH. % resf wrsA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

Look for Christy Wath~ssrr'a -
We" - the base bali race m Mondays
end Thursday's intelligence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
gLecTRicAI coNrRAcToa -

Arrsri' an Electrical Co. 1891 -h-uiin.
Nnt "rHI o. ono. fff.Y ami T.fs'tf
I."rffN ng electrical Wfrffr ..~
10. O.. fnI "rerFfHinr electrical repaired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
LIFE INSURANCE
MEASURE WHAT you ARE WORTH

los . price 81 an annuity. This demon
ritHtes the permanent and cont nuous
Income that your family may expo. and
must I've on. Ry this rule. man, q mt
lice VIII hav" 60 make a tremen....- cut
unless they have some IIfe insur.- .e q,
pat.a out with. National Life t-. CO..
~ So 'MutrnD. &c. \ vidal. GENERAL
Ar'nt. Schmulh1ch Biir. whcr.rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

= va awakened u.n,s.fy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
KEYSTONE PLATING CO.
WIN. w,tseerg.r. NIT, ls7 IAN 81

Nickel. silver. Brass afd Copper Plat
iuF. BsaEs Rods and Gamblers he
~ aei AMI RepaireI Both rhouea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

Wh"h your Feet trouble $ou. mind and
iolN suffer irOmireHt citizens testIfs
!" my successful treatment. Phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
coNFEcTIoNER. ICE CREAM
DAIRY LUNCH Rooms
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES

oen Jsveiry ohop, Is2o b1arEet Street.
IsrtnF thnt watch 100 and irt our sNrert
~ afraunter repair Il IN IL tor ...at,c
AL work guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
CLEANERS AND OVERS

Economy Cleaning Shop l. Fam. Il
l&th st Bell phone Does dry clean
ing. presSins and repairing for aides
ana men Low prices Iresslos nv
mo1f1 Prompt deitvery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
Central Cleaning wo-rs. 90 1l.h s,ras.
han q ailhooly, Beliair.. on
CoNFEcTIoNER AND DAIRY

u b.OI4tr' dIJT CIapine street.
Strirtly fresh milk ami cream BoftI.
or bulk. delivered az YOUR door sen
postal or phone. National ISse-Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12
DRY CLEANING AND oYEINo

stH- Ieh%NAs ~ asru NJ Buth Phones.
Jos Cleaning AMI USsiag sretf1ifv
AT ""fk guaranteed Toll me IN effla
phone VIII ttil anil deliver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

Excelsior Iron and Metal 80 Draiers
IN ron and steel scrap Secondhand
m Hincry. cable and pipe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

l'4FcrS old scrap iron rqc4 rubh
u."ialSetr. Special prices to church ueol
for mixed scrap paper CalI either pno'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-12

ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING
Frank r.. MCCOY. Prop. 1919 Main s,
''i'e' I.If.fr." ship Ir fIr r.ff. arhf-f.
means fn'.rIr.ur 10 vs-f ~aff ...,.,.f
ear fHrIIifIfe "sf. hero avrffsI refr
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09

d. honest Officers OF reputable con-
vsnics were involved in the op rs..
sioas 81 the trcet.
None OF th5 fisss in this cor
nsction were for small Losses, ex-
plained Mr.. Johnston .'The ires. in
which the Insurance men app ar te
have hcen concerned were all big
and important fires.
Trusts Fee 90 Per Cent
From the confession and informa-
tioa gathered by insurance compan
is In the fight against organized
arson the states attorney has been
able 10 construct the history of the
Chicago Arson Trust The head
qua tiers OF the trust have for years
tcen in Chicago An established
rate OF 20 per c.nt Of the sum re-
celyed in settlement by the assured
has been the toll of the trust for SER
vice on small fires. A sliding scale
has been in eff ct for larger fires.
giving the big patron of the trust a
system of rebates for charges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
CONDITIONS OF
STATION JA|LS
ARE ARRA|CNED
Chicago Judge Says Cells of Dirt
and Filth Surpass These of
Siberia.

Chicago NJ Feb S.-1'he cells
OF Chicago police stations IN this
city were described BY Municloal
Court Judge Dolan as rle mos -
rible Of any civilized country in an
address before aw association
here today.
II have never been i'll Russia.
he said nut am convinced that
the horrors we read about are sur
passed in tbis country Prisoners
are brought into court 50 covered
with vermin and dirt that they can
hardly be recognized Much danp-
ness is in the Easements and an open
sewer is back OF them. If delicate
woman We're brought and put into
one Of these Gel S it might Kill her
shall demand a change from the
present existing conditions"
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
GOV. dunno TO
TALK ON LINCOLN
Will Speak at Emancipation Cele-
braticn in Oh cage at 0rches.
ire Hall February 18th

Chicago, Fsb. s-Governor EG
ward =. Dunno, 1t was announced
yesterday. viii be one of the speak
ers at the iiftieth anniversary cele-
bration Of the emancipation procla-
nation Of President Abraham Lin
coin, which Is Co b. held in O.ches-
TIA l5ali on the evening OF February
H. Judge Edward Oegood Brown
of tho appellate court Will preside.
Other speakers include Miss Jane
Adams Of Hull House. Professor
George 3. Foster of the University
OF Chicago, DIR. Emil c. Hirseh OF
this city and Dr.. W. q. b. Du Bots
OF New York The celebration viii
be marked Ly the rendition by the
emancipation chorus Of the negro
songs made famous by the Fisk
University Jubilee Singers, Many
organizations in the city have
Joined in the effort to make this
celebration memorable. They in
cluda the, onion League Club, the
association OF Commerce, the liam
ilton Club, the City Club. the Chi
cago Woman Sc Club, the Negro Fell
lowship League, the Noman's City
Club, the National Association fer
the Advancement Of Colored People,
and Full House.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09

1t is uncertain when The title pope
was first used. The earliest instance
we can cite. is that Of fleracliua. Pa
triarch of Alexandria. in 222. 1t is
stil the ordinary title of parish
priests in the eastern Greek church.
lr the west. II continued for several
centuries to be applied TO bishops gen
orally. but 1t was restricted to the
Roman pontiff by Gregory VII. in g
synod, held at Rome in 1919.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
But Re Wouldn't Get up.

There was not even standing room
In the crowded electric car, but one
more passenger, young woman.
wedscd her way along just inside the
doorway Each time the car took a
sudden larch icr%srd she Tell help
lessly back. and three times She land
ed In the arms Of a large, comfortable
man. The third time ii happened he
said, quietly: Hadn't YOU better stay
here? Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
indian MAIDS
Will RIDE IN
SUFFRAGE PARADE
Dawn Mist" and Ten Consents viii
Appear With White Sisters in
Big Demonstration.

Washington. Feb S. Dawn
Mist. daughter OF "Tbiee Bears
Of The Gla1iar National Park Ia
diars. win command troop Or
mounted Indian maids in the caval-
ry division cf the Womans Suffrage
parade here on stJrch 3. This is
said to be the first time thal Indian
women have taken part in nation
wide movement for franehising the
women
Tea Indian maidens win appear
with Dawn Mist" in her troop. all
of them being the most representa-
tive of their tribes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Illinois Ere Marshal Reports Dam
a-e Of seO7, 1907 Caused By Fires
III STATE D-ring January.
SCOPE o. TRUST INCREASED
Evidence Shos's More Companies and
Officials Arc Allied With the
"CoEfagrat.cn Combine.

Springfield. H., Feb. I Damage
OF $eGi,e01 was caused by $40 fires
i'll illinois in the month OF January.
according to report OF a. r. Mogar-
ridge. acting state fire marshal, sub
miitod to the Governor today In
Chicago there were $40 fires, caus-
ils total losses OF Si04,613. The
loss outside Chicago in 3oi fires was
ssGs,39s. Twenty-eight fires were
c. ine endiary origin and lSS from
u Laown causes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
SO, SHE WALKS IL MILES
TO CHURCH; HITCHES HOME

Sterling. IL, Feb =. Mrs. Mary
McCarey. although 50 yeas d,
walked twelve miles from Genesee
TO this city toattend enurcl services
on Ash Wednesday. She caught 4
ride home, Mrsr McCarey has no5
missed an Ash Wednesday service in
sixty years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09

Chicago, Feb. 7,---Evidence tend
ing to support charges of the state S
a attorney that some Insurance COM
panies and number of Insurance.
omrany officials We're allied with
tie Chia ago larson Trust" was gained
TO-DAY.
.'h.5 esldoacc came from two Wit
Masses. who told the prosecutor OF
firss in which policies were know
insIy issued by dishonest insurance
men, &c enable the assured to get
other policies in sound concerns
The Developments OF the day SEN
setlonaliy increased ths scope oil the
ARISEN trust inquiry. and the field to
lo covered The fight against or
ganizea arson gangs Is being con-
dHeted in more than twenty cities.
Chicago is the center OF prosecution.
Ten Already Indicted.
Ten men are already under in
dittment in tour cities. Indictments
fgr others are pending. A special
Grand jury for Cook county cases will
sit late this month Hundreds OF
f.res j Chicago alone have Daen in-
vestigatcd Some which have been
mysteries since the, trust first went
| work here, In the day OF tha
Colurbia Exposition, are being ex-
llained TOW Several men have con-
fessed in a struggle Tor immunity
The arson trust inquiry Is under
the direction OF Frank Johnston. Ir.,
first assistant to Maclay Hoyne.
states attorney Several other as
s'stants az to be detailed to the aid
OF Mr. Johnston as the work
progresses Many OF the cases in
volved will require trips 70 various
rarts Ct The country Mr.. Johnston
departed today on a secret mission.
The methods of the arson trust
have been barred along with its his
tory. A time torch, peculiar de-
vice fer explosion of a gasoline
bomb, is chief among the exhibits.
Cost Companies $SS,0O0.
The two new witnesses, whose
names are nelu secret, lolu MT.
Johnston OF three fires in which
I putabie insurance companies in
Cured and paid losses of SIS. 1000,
through the deception afforded by
policies issued by the company said
10 have been an implement OF the
arson trust The "decoy' policies
were Of eourse Cancelled before the
FIRE was set
The evidence is said to indicate
that both dishonest companies and
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
WILSON DENIES HIS
CANDIDACY FOR sEkATE.

Washington, Feb. Jos, r..
Wilson, brother of the President
elect, denied emphatically today that
his visit here was for the purpose OF
urging his candidacy FOR senator
from Tennessee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
No Al..raasi.e

Wifc--Why did you tell the Eat.
SONS that you married me because
was such good cook, when yoa know
! can't even boil a potato.." Hubby
i had to make some cscuse, my daar.
and ! didn't know THAT elce 10 SAT-.
-Lonaon Opinion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
BETTER THAN SPANKING

,spankins docs not cure children 0. bea
wettlns. There Is constitutional cause for
Ibis trouble. Mrs. N. Summers. Box W.
Sore Dame. iod.. will send free 10 any mother
ae- srccrssfu home treatment. with fail
Instructions. Send no money, bot vile her
today u your children trouble sou III this
~sy. eDon'i blame tsse child. be chances are
L can't he'll Z. fhis sent slsa cures
eluts and asta people tseub.ed with sr.re
alrcrlsiss !; Ia y alsls,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Tmue7 clment is Threat,

during the course of his direc
testimony franklin repeated his
story told at the former trial, that
the Mcnamara defense attorneys o.
Tered to pay his fine and give him
$4,000 FOR his fam 'ly ii he would
plead guilty to the charge Of jury
bribery. aud If he had to serve Q
term in the penitentiary he would
be paid $4,000 In making this of
fer. claimed Frank in. Darfo,v Ia
: Sled that he meet a representative
of the District Attorney 5 office ana
te him that he was given the
money by third party
In Darrow's c'oss and re-cross-ex
animation OF Fraa;.iin be laid fur
Their ground for inpeao hing test.
mony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
ADVANCE PREPARATION

We position to offer you the models and the
pree fabrics decidedly less than equal qualities be had
anywhere else in Cairo and at less than similar styles will be sold
by when the regular Spring Season Opens These Suits are
shown in finest Serges Dagonas Bedford Cords Blue Tan and
Gray Srges Black and White Blue and White Green and White
Checks, in Bedford Cords and Diagonals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Captains Voice.

He-,"Ah, darling, may | be your
captain and guide your bark down the
sea of life?" The Widow" No; but
you can be my second mate."--Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Now We kno.

Son--"Why do people say Dame
Gossip I,eeaHse they are
90 polite to leave of the e.'"--Le
-rabbe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Mcnamara Lawyer Loses Fight t,
Bar Record Of HIS Previous
Trial. :.
NINETY DAYS TILL VERDICT
Labor Attorney Lays Ground to In.
peach Witnesses Who Testify
Against Hin.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb With
the calling OF George n. Lockwood
TO the stand as states witness and
the ruling of Judge Conley adm t.
ting testimony pertaining to the
forme- bribery charge on which tae
Mcnamara chief counsel was ,ac-
quilted, the bars We're cwered this
afternoon to the admission OF col
lateral evidence in the Darrov
case
This means that the second ease
viii take on much the same propol-
lions as the first and last probably
'onser than three months. that
aside from the prescott ons evil
dsnee pertaining directly to the
kpecfie crime charged against Oar.
rowthat OF bribing Juror Robert
Balm the District Attorney will in
t-oduce mass of test mony pertain
ing to other alleged independent
crimes. This Will be done in sup
port OF his contention that the al
legged bribery of Baina was in fur
therance. OF a conspiracy to defeat
the ends of Justice in the Mcnamara
case.
The decision was made by the
court when Darrov and his attor-
neys protested vigorous 10 Lock
wood being allowed to testify. They
claimed that the fact that Da~row
had been found not guilty of the
bribery OF Lockwood disproved all
the states al egations made in the
first trial, and hence precluded any
reference. being made to the facts
connected with the Lockwood mat
10 Fl tg vi h3 T.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-09
Trial Records Admitted.

- oil AtCCUIuS fuuilbLGu.
The defense then offered in evil
dence all the records, files and ties,
timony taken in the Lockwood case.
and asked that the sixteen massipe
volumes OF testimony be read.
Judge Conley ruled that the evil
dence shou d be considered read aud
oyeFluled the objection to the state s
testimony.
The examination OF Lockwood
was conducted by Judge Wheatoa
A. Gray for the prosecution and the
former Mcnamara talesman will be
on the stand under direct examina
ton when court is opened tomor-
morrow. Lockwood repeated in sub
stance his testimony given in the
first bribery case.
The cross-examiDation Of Bert
Franklin was conducted by Darrow.
during the morning session and his
redirect examination taken up by
the prosecution. When about the
middle of the afternoon session.
after two days testimony, Ii was
with the understand ng that h
could be recalled late. by the DE-
Tense.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-02
UNLISTED STOCKS
CHARGE THREE WITH
SMUGGLING CHINESE

they have broken up another border
conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the
country. Complaint was filed Thurs
day against Jack Hatzel, a former Fl
PaSo railroad man, Santos Duran and
Miguel Chavis. charging them with
conspiracy to violate the immigration
law by bringing Chinese in the coUn-
try unlawfulIy. The specific charge
against the men is said to be the SNUG
Cling of two Chinese boys from the
Juarez side into the Texas and Pacific
railroad yards, where, il is alleged,
they were placed in the top OF 7. & P.
passenger car to be sent east. when
they were discovered By the immigra-
ton authorities.