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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
Old CHIMNEY
USED FOR 4
5PEAkEASY
CAPTAIN BERT PHILLIPS AND
SQUAD MAKE RAID ON HOME IN
EAST END OF CETX.
Ever Un aarthed Is Operated
by Woman.

Wonders nrTrr Las" and iaptaln
Bert l.. PHILLIPS. uF tn" stH:c prc!Ilbitlnn
department; yrStc"iiny unc;r;hrd ono OF
Tho mos! novel "..:I"r smoking joints"
located since the old S:H:c went dry. In
COMPANY with Deputy Thomas AIRING
ton, he paid II visit ID tn" residence oc-
cunicI by Mrs Naudn GUth. located AT
No l31 Seventeenth street, where he
Ind rrrrivr,i nlmhcr Of complaints
regarding tho conduct nf tho place. nc
had hccn thrr" ."f"rc. hui each time
failed 10 locate anything that would in
any way trnd 80 show that the lady or
tho house r:I:; in ANY way violating tho
prohibition Law.
Yesterday. however. she seemed 10
have Il rartir'i!af liking to stand in a
certain sleeping room and Bert has
real nose for clura and hG At once de-
,.iG"G that ,h"rc was something wrong
in III" vicinity u' This particular rnor:.
deputy Th"mns Arlington. nns"d a-o'Inn
qud moved Il picture thai was hanging
uycr an old fashioned fire place on a
brick chimney. a:d l" his establishment
he discovered ;hc :lG,"' whore tho liquor
was stored.
Reaching No ihr Old FLU" hole in the
chimney hr puicG from lis final rest
in.: Tlac" l. total II eleven p:ntS Of in
inxicmnts. aims wh.$ic?. which he con-
!ist,tl,l and Iuuk ~ The county build
in.; where il Will H. used rs evidence.
Tho lady of thu house was placed under
arrrs! and brought 10 the county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
SCHOOL BOARD IS
To |NVE:S T|CATE
THEIR OWN WASTE.
COMMISSIONER 1rKEE POINTS OUT
YEARS OF TREMENDOUS AND
USLES EXTRAVAGANCE OF
BODY.
Purchasing Department 20 Be Installed
aad LEAFS Stopped to Savo Cit
liens Great Sum of Money.
Points out the Spending of $50 and SEQ
For Articles ?rocurable Any
where for SIS.

After almost two years "f admitted
"NtravagHnr" and waste the Board TT
Edtlraiin1 al tho Independent school DIS
trict. Of Wheeling last night voted 10
investigate itself Accused by Commits
.ionrr L. II Mckee Of years If tire"
m"mtlnua. useless cHtrava cameo in maxi
in. purchases of equipment and sup
rlir,, for schunI: tho board voted not
. ONLY to Investigate" hut to install n
p purchasing :y",rnr that will hr more
! husin"ss;-Iikc ana that. III time will save
: the taXp:prrS many thousands oil dol
lars
! Mr.. McErn charged that commission
crs for vlriu,IS districts; haze been per-
1uitt"d tn order repairs and make pur-
chaScS without contracts, that leaks OK
o :sl not only in The cXpcnditur" or money
for schools but in thc management Of
tho city library as we'll. lie demanded
Il thorough invcstiE CATION 10 be follow
ID by tho employment Of an efficient
man To act as inspector If heating SAM.
tation AID ventilation and purchasing
: agent. Ho charged that tho salary OF
, Such q servant could b" saved two or
/ thrcc times each year
Commissioner Rogers from the First
ward. said that all purchases should be
made by rrquiStion. approved by The
: suprrinl rndcnt Of schools.
Commissioner Carl kcpner offered q
resolution providing for a reQuustlon
system. with definite control Of all pur-
chascs. His resolution provides for APP
prevail OF all orders by the principal
Of each school. 4 school commissioner
member of III" buildings and grounds
committee from tho district seeking
supplies. tho clerk OF The board and
superintendent Of schools.
Commissioner Mckee moved for the
Lanpointmrnt OF committee 10 inTcsti-
gate and asked that hc nc kept off the
committee
Col. Jcre a. Miller scored tho slip
shod" way Of committee work and de-
manded that those now in authority be
held down TO their work. Commissioners
Gollncr resented thi sstatcmcnt on be-
half Of tho buildings and grounds COM
nliltrr and was informed that Col. MIL
lnr had made no charges against any
one.
Commissioner Rogers charged that he
knew nf purchases Of articles costing
from ssh to SEQ in cases in which tho
board could have paid $l5 for an ar
ticlc that would have answered tho
purpose. He said thousands of dollars
arc h"ing wasted TO satisfy fads and
fancics.
President Paul O. Rcymann brought
the discussion to Il close by appoint
ing a committee to investigate. TIC
named T. II. Mexico. chairman: Carl
kepnor. Charles FL Seabright and Fred
L. Faris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
PATENT RIGHTS
INFRINGEMENT IS
DENIED IN ANSWER
Claim in Answer to Suit In Federal
Court Not to Have Violated
Existing Patents.

AnSSrrs were filed in tkr office Of the
clerk Of tho federal district court yes
trrGay by the Jefferson Glass company
and the Jefferson company Of F'ollanS-
bee 10 the amended bill Of complaint
in tho suit Of tho Handel company W.
the Jefferson Glass company and the
Jefferson company.
The suits are based on tho infringe
mcnts Of patents fn" lighting fixtures
manufactured hy tn" handel company
and tho Western Gas Fixture Company.
In their answer the respondent denies
that tho plaintiff has boon damaged and
Tho Court has iuri Sdict ion on ono ground
only. and thai is the United States pat
crt laws.
IL was claimed that Philip 7. ami An
toinc L. fish were the first and original
and point patcnf"rs nr shade holders
for NOR" than two years previous 10
plaintiffs application. and did not in
fringe on tn" plaintiffs p@irn, and tho
Jefferson company did not put on tho
market n clos" COPY of tn" Handel lamps
ami did not mislrad thc public in III"
honesty Of their goods.
II was also denied that III" shade hold
; cr$ were an infringement. and the do
! PENDANTS had II perfect right TO manu-
facturc the shade holders which they
had been making.
Answering that tn" plaintiff company
had patent on I rortahlc lamp which
WIS in nun" only ''purtahi" lamp
! and tho Jefferson company did nnt coun-
forfeit tn" Handel portable lamp. hut
. mad" Il much brttrr product. whirh IL y
successful competition Ia the Handel
pnrtahl. lamp.
Denial is mad" that ihr Handel shade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
BOOZE KEEPS
| OCAE COURT
OFFICER BUSY
MORE pRoH1BIr1oN PUT IN THE
I1QuoR THE DRUNKER THEY
GET ACCORDING TO POLICE
COURT STATISTICS,
Nalf tia Performers Appearing BEFORE
His HONOR Were There Because
OF John Barleycorn

The more prohibition that's Pat !nt'
booze the drunken they get Al least IL
seems that way to the regular p"ac"
court attendant. The docket mas o'"h
unusually heavy FOR som" TIM" past and
at least nine out OF ton OF the d"t'n-
dants are ther> because Of to" lntiinat"
association with John Earleycorn. An':
n,dxinS them by appearances old Joen
motto nowadays is that OF the mar
ines, treat 'e-n rough. OF the SIN
offenders up in police court yesterday
morning. Old Earleycorn was rcSp"n'
sible for three.
The first performer called was Harold
Banion. OF 1129 Chaplinc street. Now
Harold amt a bad appearing sort "t
a chap-but wait lot the Officer explain.
Officer Flanagan say sthat he rcceifcu
a call that there was trouble 1T tn"
Ranion domicile He finds Mrs Bani"n
clad only in her paparnas at the home
q neishbor.. She tells him. that
huo6y tore up the bed and acted 50
urly that she fed from him in terror.
Ms. Banion. whose appearance and
8en,eanor was that Of lady, said that
her husband had been drinking and that
OF late when he drank he acted most
,,n,rs1al She said that she oecanne
frishtened at his conduct and 1leo III
terror to the home n neighbor without
taking time to dress
..If your honor pleases," said Ban1on,
II she says so I guess wen nave 10
let Il 20 at that. I'D had a couple OF
drinks but didn't think I was drunk.
Both Banion and his wife appeared 70
be in a penitent state OF mind ana
neither wished to say anything to the
discredit of the other. Judge watkins
fined Banion SIS and costs
Carl Hertchy and Charles N1hC were
fined IS and costs each for fgHt1nE-
* G. Harkcr. a drunk. picked up ny
Officer Flanagan at the Tenth street
traction office. was fined IS and costs
7. was his third appearance neforc
Judge watkins.
Charles SpriggS. cnlored. was up on
the charge OF attempting TO 30
through" is companion William Bell.
Also cclored. The evidence showed that
SoriSes was merely trying to relieve
Bell of his raluables in order to save
them for him until the latter Soo"rco
up. The cas-" was dismissed.
J. G. Bowman VAS fined 50 and COSTS
for violating the traffic ordinance
Chief Henderson testified that he saw
Bowman driving down Main street
carly Wednesday morning at a speed OF
IS miles an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
SEVEN NEWFlU
CA5ESREPORTE[
IN WHEELING

Doctor NJ. s. Williams. city hI'''n
.nrticcr stated las; night that thero
were seven ADDITIONAL cases OIL oP"1t-
ie,, int,u.nxa reported to tho hcatn
authorities yesterday. ThlSt IS II"
.,lrrm;nS ncwS for thG now eases nv"
h.-:u averaging about ;hat hSur" "a''E.
Very close watch is heinz kept "i"'h
;i,a SITUATION hy physicians and h"a''"
officials So that imtn"ditts steps ..''t
b.. taken should an unusually large
,ruh..- If NOW victims Of he conta-
rinn be r,rrrlrd. t" stamp il out.
lIean,im,> there IS no ncoL uF worry
n was also stated that there arc
no other contagious diseases In the
Its. excepting Il Few cases Of chi"N'h-
t.nN NJ typhoid fever has pc"n re-
ported 10 tho authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
CITY GARDENER IS ::
BEAUTIFYING BANKS
OF WHEELING CREEK

CITY Gardener Otto kalreuth mas
started the annual identification OF
tho banks Of Wheeling creek above and
h,.Iow tho Market street bridge. MI
kelrcuth has been busy for scVefai
days planting willows to replace those
lnsl in washouts and Ice foes.
Mr. kalreuth snid that in ~orhhs
along the banks Of the stream he found
conditions that arc very dangerous 10
the health Of the community. Constant
slipping of the crock banks has sepa-
rated sewers draining homes and bust
ness buildings along Market street and
Twentieth street. The sewerage Is
running out on the banks and making
them not only uusightly. but germ
breeding place. It is probable that
some action will nc taken to compel
property owners to repair the ramaseo
sewers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
COOPER GIVEN :asbk*
TEN MONTHS FOR
MAIL THEFTS
[,

Detective Joe schlick returned yes
tcrday from Eric. Pa, where he at
tended the. session OF the feoeraf court
and saw John y. Cooper. railway mail
clerk, sentenced to 10 months in tnc
Beaver county Jail. Schlick arrested
Cooper in this city, removing him from
the Pittsburgh to Kenova express. Oh
q federal warrant charging him with
robing mails. When arraigned Cooper
confessed TO removing money from sew
cral letters and the court at once i'm
posed the Jail term.
Detective Schlick while in Erie met
Attorney W G.. Hamilton. formerly or
Wheeling. now department OF justice
representative. Attorney Hamilton waS
in charge Of the grand. jury room when
Schlick testified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
TWO HUDSONS
ARE BOTH ALIVE

Clarence Eugene HUDSON. or h"ttalr'.
reported by tho var department. ana
Q companion last week as Killed ~ &C
lion, is in a hospital AT Newport NEWS
Va according II telegram! received
by hes sister. Mrs. William HonN''.
today. The latter had been making IN
curry by wire sine" tn" report was
received.
Today's Telegram! WAS signed by Aii"?
H Clark pr, sumahly 4 hospital "ttir!ai.
Clarence Hudson. ais" Of H"llair".
reported upon his return last week that
nc was injured by tho shell which killed
The other man of the same name. lie
said both were in tho sam" machine
gun battalion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
PLANS DEFERRED.

SAN FRANCISCO. March @0.~rlans
/" transfer millions of dollars in Cali
t"rnla brewing interests La the Orient.
McNi"n and South America have been
held IN ponainE tn" outcome Of the
NV York suit - establish the status of
hc"r with z. two and three quarters per
cent alcoholic content under the forth
coming pr hib!iiun measures. r SanIct.
president Of tho California Brewing as
ISOLATION. announced tonight.
II tho lest case decides that a. two
and three quarters percent brc-snon-
Intoxicating. the California brewers will
open full Mast" Samct said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

NEW YORK, March 20.-A league
rr nations Is necessary. "if only To
preserve pcacc in tn" BHlkOES." in the
opinion OF Captain Charles Is Gibson.
z Ia>d Cross officer and Chicago phySI-
clan. who arrived here today on the
British steamer SCStriS- lie asserted
that maintenance OF q strong allied
force was essential to guard against
removed war between tho balkans ma
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED

The Maxwell touring car belonging
I" Harry srkenhrac. Of Martins Ferry.
which was stolen from where it har
been parked on Sixteenth street, near
Market. Wednesday, night. was FOUND
y, Sterlay morning ut tho corner ut
Nlnctecuth and Woods streets, wncr"
i had been abandoned. Tho car
showed evidence Of having been used
for Il jny-ride. Th" license plate WAS
MISSING but otherwise the car was not
DANA Scd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
WORLD WAR VETS "
=: TO MEET TONIGHT

A meeting Of the utmost importance
10 all honorably discharged soldiers.
sailors and marines, and one which
they all should make special effort 10
attend. will be held in the Market au-
ditorium in this city this evening at
o'clock.
Able speakers will explain TO tnost
honorahly discharged from the sGrvlc:
how to proceed in collecting the SdH-
bonus allowed by tho; government To-.
NIL discharged men since April 1911.
The war risk insurance. premiums. al
lotmcnt money and other laws for the
hcr"Et' Of tho service man will also DE-
fuIly explained. No world war veteran
can afford 10 stay away from I'M"
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
VETERAN KRAFT
HAS FOUND. 4 NEW
DID MAN SFR|END
Rheumatic Resident OF SandusKy Home
Gives Tllls Title TO
Nerv-Worth.

Nnrv-Hu:lh is doing q wonderful
work for d"biIitated soldiers at the
Sandusky lIom". Mr.. Kraft is ono NJ
tha benefited ones, and his is what he
said At Sand'IShy:
The Graham Drug storc-"T have
been in had rheumatic condition for
II years. Used twn clutches most Of
tho time and ono all the time. Was also
extremely nervous and could not get
rcslrui steep Tossed about the bed all
light and was tired and worn out in
the morning. My hands trembled so
thai il was difficult 10 hold anything
Il SAW Ncrv-Worth advertised and
purchased 4 hottie and took It AS di-
rcrt"d. and am glad to say it did the
work. Ny nervousness is gone and l
can now sleep soundly all night
;h1"Hah. RHEt' MATlC PAINS HAVE
LEFT Me and I can now walk about
wih"ut my crutch and am gaining
strength daily. NervWorth is the
.r,aIrsi remedy | have ever used Of
known - and is certainly tho old
n,H;'% hest friend. I shall always keep
it 81 hand.
"JnHN J. kRAF'FT.
'CutiaEe H. Soldiers Homo"
Your dollar uach if Wentworth does
not benefit you. Gricsts drug store
SclIs Nerv-Worth.
Nrrv-W orth is sold in Warwood by
W. j.. Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton Phar-
macy: Mingo Junction. Moore Bros;
Martins Ferry. Ralston &: Parker; st.
ClairSvi1le. Patterson & Sons: Barnes
vile. Hillcs Bros; Cameron. Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersville. {. B. Disque:
New Martinsville. Hornbrooks Drug
store: MoundSville. ]. II. Beam Drug
Co.: Bridgeport. Selhy & Reed (Dent
pharmacy) Ecllaire. Dankworth Bros;
Padcn City, Morgan Bros; West Alex
ander, f X McConn; Edgewood. The
Edgewood Pharmacy: Elm Grove
Blum's Pharmacy: Benwood. Benwood
Drug Co: McMechen. CAROLS Phar-
r,nacN: McllsbUrE. J. r. Elson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
WILL SEND DELEGATION
TO STATE MEETING

Although he grand coHlmand"ry OF
knights Trmplars Of West Virginia
does not occur unl;l May -. Wheeling
knights Terlplars mr." planning To send
y hig delegation 10 Grafton 10 repro
sent hem. Although local plans ar"
very Immature. il is certain that the
local knights Will hay" the biggest
representation at the stat" n!anting. \
special train may hr run from this
city and probably will h.. Commuters
will he named within few dEys ~
complete ali pinns for local partlcipa :
firn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
W. s., S. Aviator Over
Belmont County injured

Lieut.. Tyler. army aviation pilot. VIII"
was To make Il flight "v'r Hclm"n'
county the coming Saturday in tho
interest of III" War Savings stamp
drive, w;t> seriously. II not fatally.
injured "Wednesday might n tEncinnat.
in making landing after a flight.
". G. McClaln. "t Bcllalrc. county
". S. S. chairman. announced yesterday
Afternoon that the accident would result
In a postponcmcnt Of III" proposed
flight over tho county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
ou1n1HE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
HEAD.

Because of it's tonic and laxative CT
feet, LAXATIVE: ERONO QC1NlNE
(Ta6lets) con b. taken by anyone with
out causing nervousness or ringing in
tho head. !Thcrc is only ono Bruno
otIininc." E. ". GROVES signature on
tho box 3nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
REED LAW .VIOLATOR
HELD IN $500 BOND

Horny Campbell. who was arrested
Scv"rnl days ago by prohibition OIL
GERS for Violating .hc qua r., month
clause Of the Iost law. was arraisn-
I'd Yesterday before /. s. Commission
"r Rnyd on the federal charge Of VI"
!as:nE The Reed honrdry amendment.
Hr was held under {"nU bond for the
next federal grand jury which con-
vcncs in May
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where She is being hold. pending a pre-
Iiminary hearing, which will be given
her before Justice Of the Peace l.. u.
Hobbs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

Tho. srcat"r tic necessity for saving.
III" greater yuGr opportunity to use
The In!c!l.grncrr Want Ads
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-31
Grey Gives Up
Ambassador Post.
-Eyesight Failing

Washington. Dec. 30-Completing
three months of service in Washing
ton as British ambassador 70 the
United States, Tiscount Edward
Grey left tonight for New York
whence he will sail Saturday on the
Acquitania for Liverpool. On reach
ing London, Viscount Grey will re-
port to his government on his work
in the United States.
Arriving in New York last Sept. 26,
Viscount Grey announced that be-
cause of partial failure Of his sight,
it would be impossible for him to
undertake the duties of a permanent
ambassador and his mission <here-
fore would be comparatively short.
A few days later he presented his
credentials to Secretary Lansing at
the state department. President Will
sons health being such at the time
that a call at the White House was
deemed inadvisable. It had been
thought possible that the ambassador
might see the President before his
departure. but in view Of Viscount
Grey's continued insistence that no
special steps be taken to arrange such
a visit, no appointment was arrang-
ed.
While no official announcement has
been made either here or In London,
it is expected that after Viscount
Grey has reported on the work yet
to be done by the British repre-
sentative here, a successor will be
promptly named. Pending the arriv-
al here Of an accredited ambassador,
Ronald c. Lindsay, counsellor, will
be in charge of the embassy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-31
College Red Society
Ends Convention in n. Y.

New York, Dec. 30-The Intercollegi-
ate Socialist Society closed its three
day convention tonight with banquet
at which evolutionary songs and ad-
dresses were made by ~ell-known rad
icals. There were about $50 members
Of the society present. which claimed
to be graduates from 70 different coll
leges throughout the country.
The popular song of the evening was
''The Red Flag" sung to the air of
Maryland. My Maryland,
William z. Foster. secretary of the
national steel strike committee, and
Pennsylvania State Federation of La
Dor, in addresses appealed for funds
for the striking steel workers.
An attack on various colleges on the
ground that they have established a
censorship to prevent students learning
1.-The truth about great mass movement
toward Industrial democracy" was the
feature of the executive sessions of the
convention, according to statement
issued by Harry w. Ladder. secretary
of the society. He said delegates re-
ported that the College of the City OF
New York had refused permission for
Frederic c. Howe, former immigration
commissioner at Ellis Island. Oswald
Garrison Willard. Dudley Field Malone
and the Rev. John Haynes Homes to
address the students.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-31
Widow of Brown
Refuses to Testify

Mount Clemens, Mich, Dec. 3O-
Mrs. Ruth Provost Brown, the young
widow of J. Stanley Brown, who was
shot to death in his automobile op a
country. road near here a week ago,
refused to testify at the inquest
which opened here tonight. Lloyd
Provost. Mrs Browns cousin, and a
close friend to the slain man, also
claimed constitutional immunity and
the two witnesses upon whom Prose-
cutoE Lynn Johnston had counted to
give important information were eX-
cused.
Mrs. Brown and Provost had been
detained as material witnesses but
were released yesterday.
Several physicians who performed
a post-morten upon the body of the
prominent young man gave expert
testimony and agreed that the shots
which caused his death were fired
from within the automobile not
more than six inches from the head.
The inquest was adjourned until
next Friday.
In the meantime officials expect to
have in custody here Cecile Beatrice
Vester, for whom a warrant has been
issued charging murder. The woman
said to have been friend of
Browns was reported to have been
in Kalamazoo in custody of a dep
uty sheriff early today but had not
arrived here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-31
Vester Woman, Charged
With Murder of Brown,
10 Be Sent to Mt. Clemens

chicago. Dec. 30-Cecile Beatrice
Vester, charged in a warrant with
the murder of ]. Stanley Brown
probably will be turned over to the
mount Clemens police tomorrow, 1t
was announced tonight by the Chi i.
cago Herald and Examiner, who's.
reporters found her.
The girl is neither at ,Kal,u.
zoo, Battle Creek. nor Mount Glen
ems the paper said. She ia com
lortbaly housed with her grand
mother at n point not far from ne
troit, awaiting the check-up on her
original statement"
Ihe Herald and Examiner said th.
girl had submitted to deta;,ad
examination by reporters and "mad1.
admissions which in the interests of
justice cannot be made public at tb;.,
time" Wis
The paper adds:
"A point on which Cecile ves..u
Will be closely questioned ana har
possessions examined, is the owner !.
snip OF pair of women's shoes and
coiored feather found in BROWN.
car. She will be asked to trv on m,
shoes and her hats will be examine
10 see whether the feather cam.
from any of them"
Ihe paper says the girl sticks to
the denial that she shot Brown. 7.
quotes her as saying that every day
from December Is until last SATURDAY. y
she was In Battle Creek at a room
ing house.