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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
Revival az GreZRsvtlls Closed.

The "Old Wesleyan Day OF Revival"
when men were made 20 fear the Day
OF Wrath" has returned. Hundreds at
tended the services. Ninety conversions
ON Profession OF Faith" The whole
community is stirred. The church
greatly strengthened. Under tie en-
u uslastic leadership OF Rev. IL. %. Tea
garden, the great crowds We're stirred
ready to receive the message given by
the Great Spiritual Giant" Rev. G.. D.
Sanpson. who swayed the crowd with
emotion and reached the hearts or all Dy
ais plain, simple way OF putting the
"Old Gospel story" IN a new light Men
were swept by his cyclone OF power and
mastery way OF saying Dear Sinner
Friend shows he Is TO be "A great soul
winner. This is the third revival IN
three years and looks like IL had only
begun. The services reached as far as
London. England; Pittsburgh. and other
cities OF Pennsylvania. Ohio and West
Virginia.
over $50 were given for his services
Tor 10 days, hundreds added TO his list
Of friends. receiving floral contrfbu-
tiors aud gifts. the words goodbye
came. Shouts Of victory rang as an re-
Joiccd on the return OF the prodigal girl
and boy as. two hundred strong. his
friends marched TO the station TO say
goodbye. singing as they Travelled the
Famous hymn. 20 how YOU love Him
when you know Him" The Chautauqua
salute was given and farewell said. lie
returns TO hold tabernacle service al
Fulton In May.
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MUST REVISE
TRADE BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-That the
pending bill 10 create an Interstate
trade commission, the first OF the
measures drafted for the administra-
ton antitrust legislative program. is
iar from complete. was determined to-
day by members OF the senate inter
state commerce committee at a long
conference.
Though. In accordance with a pre-
Nlous decree OF the majority members
or the committee. 'all amendments
proposed In the nature OF supplements
10 the sherman act. were voted down.
careful study of the measure CON
WINGED all the committeeman that the
bill should be materially strengthened.
President Wilson's hid in perrccting
tne measure Is 60 De sought the COM
mittee authorizing the chairman 20 seek
a conference at the White house on the
measure IN the near future. II PROP
ably viii I've held early next week
An amendment agreed upon TODAY
would provide that any investi cations TO
De conducted by the trade comrni ssion
IN aid Go the courts should be by due
process OF law this being designed 70
prevent any appeal from a decree on the
ground OF violation OF constitutional
rights.
Hearings on other trust bills continued
today before the house Judiciary and In
tcrstate commerce committees.
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RIVER NEWS

Continuing 20 fall slowly. the river
last night recorded a stage OF $50 feet
at the government marks. McMcchen
dam. II viii soon reach n stage unless
the fall - checked by more rain. that
Will prohibit the shipment OF coal on
the present rise.
The sam Brown passed down yester-
day morning, With large tow cf loaded
coal boats. She was followed "a few
hours later by the Toronto. which trans
ferred her cargo at Bellaire, and return
ed upstream with tow Of emp ties
The steel city passed the NfcAIechen
dam shortly after midnight last night
and cleared the local wharf nj IN early
hour this morning. bound for PittEburgI
she t. due here sunday morning. al Z
clock. on the return trip 20 Cincinnati.
The kanawha S. due 20 touch tie
Wheeling wharf sunday morning al s
o'clock. en- route TO Pittsburgh
River MARKS.
stages:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-ss feet fall
ine. clear
,sTEUBENv1LLE-142 feet. falling.
clear.
.PARRERsBURG-1s2 feet. falling.
clear
MORGANTowN-7 feet. stationary;
clear %
on C1TY-5.9 feet falling: cloudy.
WARREN-f.5 feet falling. cloudy.
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TO INVESTIGATE
SIEGEL BANK

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Facts relating
TO the bank q Henry Siegel & Com
pany. which recently went into re-
ceiver's hands. viii be brought to the
attention OF United States District At
torney II Snowden Marshall by one
OF his assistants. Roger B. Wood. with
whom Henry Melville. the receiver
Tor Hnry Siegel q Company. was to
day In conference. for the purpose. Il
was stated. OF determining whether
there was ground for action in the
case by the federal government.
IL Is understood that the conference
between Mr.. Wood and Mr. Melville
vas the result OF complaints made By
depositors OF the Siegel bank. Mr.
wood said tonight that as yet he
had not made up his mind as 20 wheth-
er the case. n one appeared to be
made out came within the purview
OF the bankruptcy law. or the postal
laws, by the alleged Illegal use OF the
mails
Announcement was made Yesterday
that the hanks dcpositors were soon 10
De paid 20 Ter cent OF thctr money and
That Henry slegel and his partner.
q rank F. Nogel would agree. under CON
uAlpns, 10 pay the remaining 20 per cent
within five years.
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7. T.. Hervey IS moving from his for
mer place Of residence at Triadelphia TO
sigma Pons
Misses Ella and Bee urap3lernan. who
have been spending the past several
days as the guest OF friends at Elm
Grove. viii leave for their home at Wes-
ton to-day.
Homer smith was brought before the
bar yesterday morning at Elm Grove
and given ten days for being drunk and
disorderly.
An important meeting Of tire Eagles
lodge was held at their lodge rooms last
evening. Several matters Of business
was taken up. az is said that the Eagles
are contemplate the securing Of larger
quarters iu the near future
Miss olive Hervcy 81 able 20 resume
her duties as teacher Boo the Film Grove
school after several days illness.
ne valley Grove Litcrar- Society
held "a very interesting meeting last
evening An excellent program. consist
ing or musical and literary numbers was
The state examinations Tor the eighth
grade, which have been in progress Tor
INC past two days. closed yesterday.
Newton Jones and William Bell OF
Cais, were business callers at Elm
Grove yesterday
Albert Kuukier is 900 az his home on
Center street. Fulton
Airs Margaret Adams iq spending sew
efal days aq the guest 81 friends and
relatives % Woodadale
Mrs William Mooney d. confined q,
hfr home az Fulton 900.
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TRAIN ROBBER
Harry Warner Held on Charge at
ZanesVllle- Identified BY Pull
man Car Porters.

Special DISPATCH 20 the intelligence.
GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. 6.-Harry
Warner. charged with robbing pas
sengers on the St Louis Express be-
tween here and Wheeling last week,
was Unidentified yesterday by porters
employed by New York Central. as
the man who compelled them 10 aid
him in the robbing OF passengers on
a train near Jackson. Mich. Detec-
tive McGue. of the New York Cen
trail. came here in company with the
porters after he had read OF Warner
having been picked up here. They
Immediately identified Warner as the
man who had forced them. at the
point OF a revolver. to hold a grip
sack while passengers dropped their
valuables into ~. Warner claimed
that his home was in Salesville.
Guernsey county. but all knowledge
OF such a man is conied there by res
idents. Advices from Columbus say
that his richt name is Costello and
that he has a mother living in that
city.
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NATIONAL HIGHWAY ASSN.
DIRECTOR DISCUSSES ROADS

this COUNTRY who should attend school
school
That though IN the elite. percentages
population j. only % Per cent. IN the
country the iuitrracy ln the same class
~ people Is see per cent greater.
That the children who live u here there
are bad roads cannot gvt 20 school AZ
all. and. moreover. that unless We hAVs
good ROADS We cannot have good schools.
Ihat it education means liberty. bad
That o. ne 100000 mile. Of roads
In this country. only about 300. 600 miles
have been improved. and ~ times a con-
siderable part ~ the remaining 1000. 900
miles l. impossible.
fou mile on a good. hard. level road by
'i-e-oraNn WAGONS - eight cents a
states is q cents a nile and ,Sat i'f In
.n parts IL runs as high as 81 cents
T.at every year i've billion tons OF
IieiEht are hauled in wagons over the
.atN~ ut TIE country. and that since the
ttr' axe maui o. little under ton miles.
ri. traffic amounts 90 nfty billion tom
milo. A year.
Tt.t &c che cost were reduced 20 eight
cent? '.Ie-Ns 70 ought 90 be-the an
hH-i saving tl those who DO the haul
,ah cr~. fnr tao most part
canals
That the value oc farm real estate and
huii.iug- in tire United States - S7s-
vVuoovuuo. Two mlii.u~ miles OF i'm
proved highWays .woul. increase land
Naluts bN about $4,000" nN".unn. or al
most "A third OF the present valuation
That as there are 100000 farms. the
average increase OF value for each farm
would Doe 81 500.
That the question Is not can the ma
ton amord % build national highwaysr'-
but "Can the nation afiord not TO buitd
national higEwaYsr''
west Alexander Branch.
during ne afternoon Mr.. Minor or
ganized branch organization OF the
Nutipual Highways association IN West
Alexander. with ". Il. Gibson as pr.si-
dent and ~. ~ Lamb as secretary. Tho
mcttiua was au enthusiast one. and the
following were admitted as members.
". r.. Gibson. J. y. Chambers = q. Arm
strong. a. IT, Lamb. b.. r. Blaynev. T. ".
Moore. IS lNester Ilertig. James T. Reid.
Livey Alexander. j. NJ clancy. W. =.
Armstrong ". =. peVine. +. :. Maxwell
and Il. i. Seabrlght
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DIES SUDDENLY
William Neider Found Dead In Bed
Yesterday Mornins.-Had Been
In Good Health.

William Neider. well known resi-
dent OF Caldwells run. was found dead
In bed yesterday morning. his death
being attributed 10 heart failure. The
deceased was apparently In the best
OF health and retired TO bed Thursday
night. showing no signs OF illness.
When he failed to come down 20 break
fast yesterday morning n search by
members OF the family revealed him
dead
Coroner Mitchell was called and
rendered a verdict that his death was
caused by heart failure. The deceased
has for a number OF years been en-
gagd as a puddler and worked in prac-
tically all OF the local mines. He has
been a lifelong resident OF this city
and was in his sixtieth year
He is survived by three brothers.
Andrew. Joseph and Albert Neider OF
this city. and one sister. Mrs. Gene
We've Bodeman OF Cleveland. Funeral
services Will be held at the home OF
his brother Albert. on the Left Hand
Run at Sis o'clock Monday morning
and requiem high mass viii be cele-
brated at St. Alphonsus church at 9
o'clock. Interment will follow in Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
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TO CHANGE RULES
Football Laws VIII Likely UNDERGO
Radical Changes at Meeting
intercollegiate Rules
Committee.

NEW YORK. Feb C-Rad.caI
changes In the rules OF football arc
likely 10 result from the dofiboraf.1n
on me intercollegiate football rules
committee. which began ID two dava.
meeting here today This was ff-
report that came from the committee
room az the adjournment of ths eas.
hlou az which various proposed
'iintrs had been talked over brhInd
Closed doors for more than two hours
As ls usual. the fret Might of tIl.
committee meeting vas devoted To- ir.
formal discussion SO urovortlfc, O.
Hf7 underftOod. was put To- tho feet
OF "a vote. 20 was Announced fhaf ft.
committee would meet arafr for,o-.
row and continue the sIGar,fIor
OF inc rules in executive foraion
opinion d. expected fu rrvaffffzo
curing the dIv and by tomorrow Mani
VIC committee VIII Hnn0urr. ffD Id.
uIfa or ifs deliboraflorr Amory tr.
changes discus scd Dr. uns urdrr.foof
were tne proposed numbering of rfat-
rra. which Parke 10 Davis on Prince
Ton Dr. ch1mpiOnIng with what b. raIF
io Do strong support. reduction of frs
value OF The field rorl and change ir
me rules governing the forward D4.-
l'lcf1t. 81 were disInclIund to frrrr.e
Themselves on the trend OF the disrua
Jon. buf % was said that none of tho
changes considered affected Tho furda.
mentals OF the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
PYTHIANS PLAN THREE BIG
CELEBRATIONS FOR BIRTHDAY

visitors viii be given an opportunity
TO see a very beautiful service. la
which the colors. enblematic OF the
order. will be displayed in a beautiful
tableaux scene.
Church Service.
A special service will also be held
Sunday afternoon. February 22. in
Zane Street n. L church. In the East
End. In commemoration OF the fftieth
anniversary OF the founding OF the or
der by Justus Rathbone. A special
fraternal sermon will be delivered by
Rev. W. z. Schultz. pastor Of that
church.
Wednesday evening. February IS. a
mammoth banquet will be served in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral. and II r.
expected that close to 1000 knights
will be pyesent Tickets for the ban
quet have been selling fast and the
affair promises 10 be one OF the big
gest Pythian affairs ever held in the
State Pythians prominent in the
State and country will be present and
speak OF the work being done by the
order. OF the past history and OF its
foundation. The Golden Jubilee cele-
bration will be brought TO a fitting
close with the banquet.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

UNiONTOWN. o.. Feb. G-Nfrs r
Lyle Is suffering from fractured
ankle
Miss Dorothea Armstrong is home
from MuskinHum College. New Con
cord. O. She visited her Grandmoth-
or Trussle 40 Elm Grove ON her way.
was here for few days SdllhmJaoh
vincent Lyle. Of Toronto. was here
Tor % few days. visiting relatives.
Mlfs Esther Chimes and Mrs Nc.
CllutOck we're weekend visftors M
Wheeling
Nrs David Armstrong De- suffering
from rheumatism
Mrs. Fred Daniel. o. Bannocl-.
called on friends here recently.
Miss Sarah Merritt was n recent
Wheeling visitor.
10. D.. Tanner. OF Chicago. o.. came
The FIRST of tho week and Will accom-.
p1ny Mrs Tanner and son home
/achariah States and family moved
20 the farm recently occupied by John
tuunard. ST.
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GOLDEN JUBILEE COMMITTEE
HOLDS IMPORTANT
MEETING.
Ritusfistie Service viii Be Held BY
Wheeling Lodges and Church
Service Will Follow.

An important meeting OF the golden
jubilee ritualistic committee OF local
lodges OF Knights OF Pythias was held
last evening following the meeting OF
Ohio Valley lodge No. 81. OF the or
der. Matters pertaining to the lodge
celebration February 10 was discussed
considerably and plans were outlined
The plans Will be completed at a meet
ing OF the committee 20 be held Tues
day at Wheeling lodge No. ia, at
which all members are urged TO he
present.
Last night the committee decided
10 hold a Joint session OF all the
Wheeling lodges in Black Prince lodge
rooms in the Pythian Castle on the
evening Of February 10. at which time
the special fitualistic service as
planned by the supreme lodge OF tho
order. will be carried out. This meet.
Ing will be open to the public and
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ALWAYS RIGHT?
Immune From Mistakes. Truth Tell
er" is Quick 20 Handle the soft
Stuf- and Take Risks

IN yesterday mornings issue o. the
Market Street Truth Teller" the
writer OF the Stanley story took the
opportunity % quote this paper on Il
having said that "he Stanley was
making an erort TO get away when
the Officers arrived" AL very well
and good That was a mistake. the
man was not endeavoring TO get away.
But, kind reader. let US go on. This
same sheet would break your hearts
with their vivid pen picture OF the
old gray haired mother faiuting az pO-
lice headquarters the day her son was
removed from the city Lookup TO
last night she said I was not near
headquarters yesterday. I was not
able 20 get there II the boy had
been kept there longer I might have
gone up but ! was not strong enough
yesterday.
might be called. would like people 70
believe that II Is the only sheet IN
the city and that 10 never makes mis-
takes. This Is an impossibility. All
make them at different times and IN
der different conditions. This false
hood about Mrs. Stanley Is giving her
undue notorietv and causing her a
great deal OF pain.
Due to misunderstandln over
telephone az an early hour Thursday
morning. the IntelliEencer stated IN
It's issue OF that that day hat Nor
man Stanley tried 70 make his get
away and officers prevented him by
making the arrest. The impression
was that a tip had been given TO the
Stanley family and officers went 20
the house 20 secure their man before
he could escape. The arrest was
made. however. while Stanley was in
bed
The Intelligencer gladly makes this
staten ent in Justice TO the family.
willing. as always. TO let the truth be
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-07
MEETING HELD LAST EVENING IN
BOARD OF TRACE ROOMS
Object and Aims Of Association ES-
riainec in Effort 20 Interest Lo-
cal People In Movement.

The proposition % the NadoraI High
ways Association Tor the development o.
me highN ays OF the country b. having
the federal government construct and
maintain them. Was more fully outlined
bN O. p Minor. Of Kansas CITY. Mu "a
representative OF the association. al q
In the board OF trade a--smb.r ROOM
last night The meeting Ma held ur.Hr.
the auspices OF the board 81 trade. buI
oWlng 20 counter attractions. the at
tendance was small Harrv = sand.
President OF the Wheeling branch of thr
-Na,lpnal iEhways Association. presided
board OF trade. acted az secreiarN-
Mr. Minor explained az some lenrth
The aims Of the associauou-to have the
AoNcrhmcnt build. maintain and control
10000 miles OF highway annually. Thl~
tuAto pe accomplished. he salu. hv ana
"ht Fol ration % cuuEress OF s5ou.oon.
700. az the rate OF S5U.uDo.eu0 annually
Tor ten years. The work could bc done
Win the machinery. men and equipment
hoM IN use az the Panama canal The
association a. present is carrying ora "a
campaign or organization establishing
local branches Ia various parts of the
country 70 increase public interest In
the propaganda. Though the bIl has
not Yet been presented TO congress. lie
stated that undoubtedly "a Will te enact
Cd, becaues OF the popular demand FOR
such "a move.
The proposition includes that the nrst
money expended shall be Ia the con-
structiou OF coast-to-coast highway.
starting at Washington. ID. e. and cx-
tending 20 san Francisco. cali The
route Il that known as the National Old
Trails Road, including Braddocks road.
the Cumberland or Old National Road
boone.s Lick Road. old santa Fo trail
ana the Grand Canyon route. This
could De completed, he said by the open
ing OF the Panama Exposition. In san
Francisco. in 1915.
Good Road Facts.
Mr.. Minor spoke 81 the advantages
TO the city In commercial way OF be
Ing on transconunental highway built
and maintained by the government. lie
called attention 10 the following facts:
That there are 100000 children In
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to
Organize

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Organi-
Zat.on OF the permanent force OF Of
ncials and employees 20 operate the
Panama canal has been entrusted 10
Colonel George W. Gocthals. who be-
comes lho lrst governor OF the ca
nal on April Under an order by
President Wilson. issued az the re-
quest OF Secretary Garrison and
made public today. Colonel Cocktails
is authorized 90 make appointments
and hX salaries. exercising his own
iudLment as TO the force needed. IL
rs estimated that tho number OF men
VIII De about $500.
Colonel Goethals is expected 10 re-
tain a. many OF the present stan as
can b. probably employed
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Mrs. Hartie
AgainWeds

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 6. - Mrs
Scott Hartje. principal I'm q sensational
divorce suit. prosecuted by her for.
mer husband. Augustus Hartje, a
wealthy resident OF Pittsburgh. is now
the wife OF Stanley Howard. son OF a
New York broker. whom she met
through her son. Scott Hartje. The
couple were married in Pasadena. Feb.
ruary (. according TO announcements
to-day. and Will live in that city. where
the young huband viii 90 into bust
ness.
Mrs. Hartjc IS 40 years old. The
brIdeei Dom Is said to be p
I'm his suit against her, Augustus
Hartie charged his wife with lndis-
Cretions with the family coachman.
After a long contest the suit and de-
cree were won by Mrs Hartje.
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COMPROMISE
,contiauea from Ftrs. Page,

American Banknote company and reap
ed a harvest from the Monopoly"
Members o. the Consolidated Ex-
change Of New York and probably rep
resentatives of the Boston exchange
viii be heard tomorrow.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Presidest
Woodrow Wilson. In a letter to Will
lam l.. Marbury OF this city. which
viii be published IN the Baltimore Sun
tomorrow says that the exemption Of
American coastwise shipping from
Panama canal tolls constitute a very
mistaken policy from every point OF
view" and benefits for the present at
any rate only monopoly" The pres.
ident also pays 2 high tribute TO Sec
rotary OF State Bryan. who h. says.
deserves mot only our confidence. but
our anectionate admiration"
The letter says in part:
have your letter OF January 80.
with regard TO the cues
ton OF canal tolls, my opinion IS very
clear. Tho exemption constitutes n
very mistaken policy from every point
or view. Il Is economically unjust. as
matter Of fact. II benefits for the
present, al any rate. only a monopoly:
and it seems to me in clear violation
OF the terms OF the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty This is, Of course. much hon
est difference or opinion as 10 tho last
point, as there is. no doubt. as TO the
others; but IL Is az least debatable.
and n the promises We mako in such
matters are debatable. | for one do
not care TO debate them. ! think the
country would prefer 20 let no ques-
ton arise as 10 Us whole hearted Dur
pose 10 redeem its promises in the
Egnt OF any reasonable construction
or them. rather than to debate a point
OF honor"
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RAILROAD MEN ORGANIZE.

Men who have been in the employ
o. the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad are
organizing @ Veteran Employees Asso-
citation. With social and fraternal fea-
lures The membership will be open
To clerks, trainmen. telecraphers. me.
clau.c-. trackmeu and laborers.
Branches OF the veterans association
have been established On Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Cumberland. Newark.
shur.h. Grafton. as well as in sew
eral other cities. The officers Of tho
organization will include a president.
vice president. secretary. treasurer.
with on executive and subcommittee
One of the objects OF the association
viii he to lend assistance TO those
who aro iu need.
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Monat Ohsedulea.

Short services were held over the
remains OF the late John Moffat yes
teFday morning at the r. & o. depot.
The remains were then removed Ia
Greenwood cemetery where the body
was inferred. He was for number
OF years engaged in the clothing bust
ness at Twelfth street and prominent
in business circles. His death oc-
CURED Wednesday at the family home
in Chicago after short illness. His
condition was known TO be serious.
yet his death came as n great surprise
TO his many local friends.
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HEAVY FINES
Handed Down by Judge Lynch in Com
mon Pleas Court IN Two He'll
aire Cases Yesterday.

In common pleas court 90 ST. Clairs-
vile, yesterday heavy fines were hand
ed down by Judge Charles Lynch. .u
two cases from BcllaIrt. Erua BeaI and
Antonio Rosana, charged with the dyua-
hitting the DcmorCas residence in Bell
aire a few months ago. were each fined
$3.50 and costs and sentenced Co so DAYS
ia jail. on a charge OF malicious dcetrllc-
ton Of property.
Garfield Good. tried on two charges OF
assault and battery and another charge.
that OF highway robbery. was fined $50
and costs on each charge OF assault and
battery. The highway robbery charge
was dismissed. Tho fines amounted 10
$-uU.5b- lie was charccd with beating
up Two men near klce. several weeks
ago.