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Evening star., 1920-02-29

FOR SALE.
fine s-room and bath dwelling with modern
Improvements, all in good condition. on 4 large
northwest corner lot. In a hne section close
to Saul's addition. An ideal home property.
Possessions May 1 or sooner il desired. Price.
$12, 600. Terms If desired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
GOVERNORS SPEAK
AT LIBERTY HALL

A DDRESsES by Gov. W T. Hobby.
a OF Texac. and Gov. Thomas T..
Campbell. OF Arizona. musical
numbers by the Sth cavalry band. and
2 number Of sketches presented By
local artists participating in the pro-
cram arranged by the Elks Thurs
day evening at the international car
uival divided honors on the fourth
night Of the exposition
The crowd Thursday night esti-
mated at 5000 people. was not as large
as that Of the preceding night, par
ticularly that OF wednesday evening
Liberty han and the midway were
veil filled, however.
a concert from ninth o'clock oc-
.upied the early para Of the evening.
Gov Campbell First Speaker.
Gov. Campbell. The first speaker, re-
ceirsd a hearty welcome from the
audience. he was introduced by Mai
Richard T. Burgess, chairman Of the
day.
Gov. Campbell urged that the south
west must depend on agriculture for
its permanent foundation rather than
OF mining. characterized by him as
wasting resource Conservation Of
water and utilization Of powers de-
veloped from that source are the keys
to permanent prosperity, he said.
IF FL Paso becomes the great city
that I visualize for the future he
said st will be due TO reclamation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

Of land and &c development Of power
from impounded waters
Must Aid Mexico.
also, FL Paso and the border states
must display confidence that peace
ful conditions have been restored to
Mexico. our neighbors need our con-
fidence more than any other one
thing. Few people realize that there
are more people Of Mexican birth in
the border states Of the United states
than I'm the border states Of Mexico
Il predict that troubles from war
and revolution have ended That
would mean that Ell Paso is TO become
a great city. for IL is the gateway to
Mexico and the southwest
Gov. Hobby spoke briefly express
sing surprise at >the growth Of FL
Paso and commenting the spirit which
had led TO the international eXposi-
ton. BY inference. he commented on
the labor situation I'm Galveston which
had resulted in the establishment Of
martial law in that city
Kept Port Open.
Acting as your agent i exercised
all the power OF my office TO keep
the ports Of this country open. for
without open ports, prosperity cannot
exist. he said
Miss Eva Stevenson, presented an.
interuretatiVe dance as the first num-
Der On the program arranged by the
EIks. James +. Klein, with number
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

Mesquite, y. H. oct 8-1larz
Adams OF Las Cruces has sold a big
portion Of the santa Tomas grant.
which lies west OF here On the west
side Of the river. There are 5000
acres in the entire tract and 1Lr.
Adams expects TO dispose OF all OF
this before the first Of the year This
ground is an old spanish grant and
has just lately been cleared and cut
into tracts Among those who have
purchased so far are win Smith OF
Enid. Okla, IS acress J. c. Philips OF
Arizona IS acress J. c. HefElestein OF
Arizona, so acres A l. Carter. OF Los
Angeles, 50 acress and C. ". Lins-
comb, OF Mississippi 163 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

spiracy OF five or more men 70 en-
gage in any form OF theft
O. What are the names OF the
three Wise lIonkeyEf1 u. n. NJ
A The Little Apes OF Nikko7
sometimes known as the The Three
Wise Monkeys are lIizaru. who sees
no evil; kikazaru, who hears no evil,
and Mazarus who speaks no evil.
q What European country has
the mcgt ouf y. B.
A. Russia is the richest oil country
in Europe.
a. In covering n east iron section
boiler, should cloth be put next to
the boiler or asbestosf +. A. ID.
A. The bureau Of standards says
that the asbestos should be put next
to the boiler. II cloth is used. Il
should be placed outside the asbestos
Asbestos paper may be used instead
OF cloth
O. What is board measured r. z.
n.
A. This is the standard measure
for logs and lumber ana its unit IS
the contents Of board one foot long
one foot wide and one inch thick
ANY reader can set the answer % any
question By writing The Herald Informa-
ton Bureau Frederic J. Haslzin. director.
Washington, 70. c. The bureau cannot
give advice on legal. medical and flnan-
cial matters- It does not attempt 20 set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
Questions and Answers.


O-WHAT Is meant by a.sineIe tax
~ schemess J.. H.
- A me single tax idea is that a
- should be levied on the value Of
land irrespective OF improvements
and this 70 be the only tax levied. On
the theory that It would make il i'm
possible tor capitalists TO hold idle
millions Of acres OF land which are
capable OF producing, II divided
among many people. saThe SINGLE
Tax by Henry George. is the e-rsaf
authority on this subject.
Y. How Is the name Of the Chicago
BAH player CicOtte pronouncedf rs
he an IndIans H. F.
A Ihe name is pronounced as II
spelled See-cott. accented on the fist
syllable He is a French Canadian.
O. What are the tiny aravfsh-
white insects that are found in old
books and what can be done to get
rid OF themf r. ". F.
A. The bureau Of entomology saws
tnar these insects are usocids or hook
lice, and are found not only in Cd
books but in damp. Well-shaded
rooms not in general use. Unless in
great number, thorough airing
drying and cleaning is an that Is
needed If in large numbers. the
breeding places should be located
II the source is old straw or husk
Filings Of mattresses, these should
be removed and burned If possible.
Thorough fumigation with the fumes
Of sulphur, ! pound OF sulphur being
burned for each 1000 cubic feet Of
space, is effective.
G. Please give me recent figures
on the number OF deSertfous com
pared with the number Of enIistments
in the United States army. r. G.
A. The war department says that
there is an average OF 500 assertions
per month in the United States army
service and an average OF $1,000 en-
lstments per month.
O. says that distillute Is Easo-
line and coal oil mfxeds B says Il f.
not. Please tell US what IL g.. G.. c. N.
A. The bureau Of mines says that
distillate IS one Of the socalled cuts
or products in the refining Of petrol
cum. u is not a mixture Of coal oil
and gasoline. 1t is used as engine
fuel.
q. What is the meaning Of the
word asdacoits7 H A. II.
A The word -dacoit" refers TO
bands Of robbers in India They are
national type OF bandits resemb- I
ling the brigands Of Sicily and Greece (
They were driven out Of Hindustau /
by the British government, but are 4
now active in Burma In British Z
indian law the term implies the con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

spiracy OF five or more men 10 en-
gage in any form OF theft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
WHO'S HURT?
PETE KERN OR
CHAS. POLLOCK

Of lightning black and white
sketches, presented the second num-
Der. Judge Charles Pollock then
sang a solo and executed a bulky in
depreciation Of a modern buck and
wing. scoring the biggest hit Of the
evening D. c. McIver concluded the
program with a few card tricks.
Judge Pollock says Ben Catlin VIII
get fined good and hard the next time
ne faces him. for when the judge
came out Carlin asked: rs that Pete
Kern2" And judge Pollock heard
him Ed Anderson suggests that per-
hans Catlin is ain as bad" with Pete
Kern as he is with the Judge
The crowd Thursday evening was
the latest" yet to attend the car
nival. large numbers still being IN
Liberty hail at midnight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
GEORGE CREEL
CARNIVAL
NEARLY ENDED

A luncheon was given Friday at the
University club in honor Of Gen Al
varo Obregon and the visiting gov
errors and other officials from the
United States and Mexico. James G..
8lcNary. president Of the club. was
toastmaster at the luncheon Among
the guests was George Creel, formerly
head Of the federal publicity bureau.
He went 10 the luncheon as the guest
Of zach Lamar Cobb.
Children's Day.
Saturday viii be Womeu's and chill
dren's day at the exposition. Director
general George r. LeBaron said Fri
day thai the exposition viii be open
from 10 a. m until 3 p. m. Arrange
m6nts were being made for concert
by the Pacheco band from Juarez to
play
Admission prices have been reduced
to 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for
children
To Close at 6 p. VI.
The formal closing of the eXp0si-
ton and all amusehents viii take
place at o'clock An visitors viii be
cleared from the grounds before S
o'clock, the hour set for the begin
ming Of the concert by Miss Marie
Tiffa1sT in Liberty hall.
A hand carved leather belt with an
engraved silver buckle bearing the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

tie domestic troubles. nor 20 undertake.
exhaustive research On any suhiect write
your questions plainly and briefly. Give
FUN name and address and enclose two
cents In stamps for return postage. All
replies are sent direct 20 the iuquirar.l
All inquiries addressed 20 l-iss Forbas IN
care Of the Beauty Chats department
VIII be answered in these columns IN
thelr turn. This requires considerable
time. however. owing 20 the great number
received So ~ q nerau11l or quicker re-
ply Is desired. a stamped and SELF
ADDRESSED envelope must be enclosed
WIKI the duestiou--Ths Editor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

As tomorrow is The second Saturday
in this month, your carrier viii call
and collect so cents for the first halL
Of October. Please remember that
these boys attend school. and it VIII
be appreciated II Herald subscribers
are prepared to settle with them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

its soft, delicate texture. you win see
the pink capillary blood Uniting the
cheeks. And there you see what is
produced when your skin has been
cleansed with Stuarts Calcium
Waters.
You wiz be delighted TO see the
wonderful change that so often takes
place after using these waters.
Pimpies, blotches, liver spots, black
heads. muddy complexion and such
kinds Of impurities gather in the skin
because &c is one OF the natural OUT
lets Of the body. But If you supply Il
with the proper materials 10 win con-
vert the poisons into a harmless sub
stance and pass or in the natural
perspiration instead Of ugly accumu-
lations-
Get a 60-cent box today Of Stuart's
Calcium Waters az any drug store
and then you may count on a con-
pleIiOn worth havinE-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

At Liberty Hail. sat. Oct. g. Uses
and endorses the A. 3. Chase Piano.
FL Paso Piano Co, Sole Agents--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08

initials Of the president-eIect will be
presented TO Gen. Obregon tonight az
Liberty hall by James G. McNary.
chairman Of the day. The gift is the
work Of a local saddlery company.
Band Gets Cup.
A silver loving cup to be suitably
engraved was presented TO Capt Mel
qulades Campos, director Of the Is
tado Mayor band. at the union sta
ton just before the band en---ined
for Dallas Thursday afternoon. Mvrtfl
Coblentz made the presentation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-08
A Complexion
Worth Having
A VeIvety skin and Crystal Clear
COmpIeEion-Pimnl and such
BIemishes Gone-This is the
Story OF Stunrf's Calcium
Waters.

II you viii look closely at a Won
derfully beautiful skin and observe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
HEAVY SESSION OF
POLICE COURT VEST.

Police court yesterday was ono or the
heaviest sessions that Judge John ,.
Ritz has presided over since inc STATE
went dry several years ago. ana ne Sala
after looking over the bunch that IL
looked like old times and wondered
whether the prohibition law had Dech
revoked.
Henry busch. Elm Grove man. was
arrested bv officer Harry Smith for
srceding. lie told the judge that he
was late to nil an engagement and was
irving 10 get th"re' as soon as possible.
He was assessed s. and costs.
J. l.. Leasure. knocked of by Motor.
cycle Con Mac Evan at the foot OF
Fulton hin was assessed the usual or
g. and. william Jones. Ed. Leonard
and John Bri7Ikman. wcro the meat OF
officer Ragasc All were fined 50 ana
trimmings for being drunk.
Dude Clark was fined 50 and costS
bv the Judge for getting into a heated
argument with his wife about the uli ISi.
cnt candidates on tho tive tickets. his
wife Bertha was also lined. oHlcer
Flanagan got both. Flanagan also pre-
scented Sam Houston who refused 10 get
of an Elm Grove car. He was given the
usual 81 and costs. g.,
John Solonsky and Joe Ludgan by
OFFICER Gullncr for dtsordcrly. appeared
before tn" Judge and told them that
il was only friendly fray. The judge
couldn't see il that way. SO John was
given a salty dosr OF $50 and, while Joe
was Lot off light with So and
David Xccch. by Gollncr; 6. w. Duny:
by O'KcefC; John Doc, by johnson ana
Mabel Brown by officer Rinc. all ar
rested for disrcEarding the prohibillo Ion
amendment. were fined 81 and TRIM
minGs each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
TRUCK CASES
ARGUED TODAY
TEST COMES TO-DAY WHEN PETIT
TONS WILL BE HEARD IN
SUPREME COURT.
Attorneys Left ct Night for Charles
ton to Stage Big Fight.

The last hattl" between the city truck
ordinance and the heavy coal trucks with
ha fought to-day IN III" stat" supreme
court Of appeals at Charleston. Attor-
n"yS for the city and for tho petitioners
have completed arguments leaving last
night for Charleston.
The city r-dinanC" which is AFFECTED
by tho restraining order AT the present
time. state no truck shall carry over
20 600 pounds and shall not be permit
tod TO operate unless a permit Is grant
cd by city Manager Charles q. Ephlln.
The ordinance limits the speed 10 not
over eight miles per hour unless the
truck has pneumatic tires, when the
limit is l. miles.
city Solicitor 0'Hri"n hrfor" leaving
last evening stated that he has every
thing prepared for argument. The cnd
OF the fight will probably come whrh
the court hands down decision early
to-day. as the court has but short time
before adjourn!nC.
The attorneys for the petitioners. j..
NJ. Ritz. George \. Blackford and Tom
L. FOulk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FILING ACCOUNTS
To-day Is Last in Which Candidates May
File Expense Accounts.

, Candidates for political offices in the
county and district, have hccn filing
thrir' expense accounts during tho past
few DAYS at the county clerks office
To-day is tho last day which they have
20 file accounts. Among thnS" already
filed are: G. Hal BrucS. Republican, can
didate for county commissioner. $lOo 80 !:
\. II. KindclbcrgrI Rcpuis lean candi.
date for member Of school board OF
Richland district, none: George w. Jun
kins. Republican candidate for constable
in Centre district. mono; II. Is. Scyboid'
Rcnublcau candidate for squire, WASH
iuEtuu district. none; William 7. QUO
l;cruhl;Cnn candidate for reelection 10
legislature. uou"; Mayor T. r Ihonrr
brnlocratic candidate for sheriff. Yin;
Dr Andrew Wilson. Democratic Candl-
date for school commissioner OF Union
district, none; q. Alan Garden. Demo-
,ratic candidate for legislature. none;
PAM O. Rrymapn. Dcmocratic candidate
for school commissioner of Union dn-
,rirt, none: J. W. l'uliz. pemocrh tic 'hn-
didatc for squire. clay district. none
Johu T. GCmprrS. Democratic candidnte
for recollection as SOUR" of (nlon dis-
rrjr,. sg"5: L. l.. Summ"rSon. Demo-
cratic candidate Tor constable. none a
W. PAUL. Democratic candidate to Icgis-
la turc, none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
.Z|EGENFELDER
FUNERAL WE'D.
SERVICES WILL BE HELD II BERT
scRY CHAPEL FOR LATE BUSI-
MESS MAN.
fnter1nsnt VIII BE In Greenwood Gene
tsry-WA1 Prominent Citizen

Funeral services for the late John G.
Eiegenfelder, ono OF the foremost Citi-
lens and business men Of the city who
died Sunday evening at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Will be held tomorrow
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at the Bert
schy chapel. 104 Sixteenth street. Dr.
R. E. l.. Strider. rector OF st. Matthews
p. (. church. will conduct the services
and interment will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
Mr. Ziegenrelder had been i'll for the
past year and had made several trips TO
Mount Clemens. Mich. and other health
resorts in q vain effort 70 regain his
health. Several weeks ago he entered
The hospital.
He as a staunch member Of St Mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FIVE RECRUITS

Five recruits were accepted at the
local recruiting station yesterday. and
were sent TO the Columbus barracks last
night. all enlsStinE for service in the
infantry.
The following men were shipped:
Frank Dropcla- OF Fulton: Fred Vogel-
sang OF this city; Fred Leibcnguth. OF
this city: Arthur f. Davis. of Martins
Ferry and Jerome L. Stahl. OF this
city.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
CROSSING REMOVED
AT FOURTEENTH ST,

The Wheeling Public Service connany
mas been busy the past few days re-
moving old tracks which for many years
were on Fourteenth street from Waite"
10 Market. The crossing which was ut
Fourteenth and Main streets has been
removed
AS soon as work is started on Tho paw
Ing of Fourteenth from Water to Chap
line streets, the remainder Of the trd tx
will be removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FILE PRAEC|PE
Papers Filed Yesterday in Suit Titled
James Lether VS.. ]. c. Bremer
and j. E. Dudley

A rraeCipa was filed before Clerk John
l.. KinChorn Of circuit court in a SUIT
STYLED James I.cthcr ~ !. {. Bremen. j.
T. Dudley and 9 II. Carroll. rartners.
doing business under the firm name and
style Of Bremen. Dudley and company
Tho suit Is for trespass on the case
and - for damages Of se5nn. The
papers are rcturnahlc 70 November rules
NJ 1870 Attorney John Il. Wilson req
rescnts the plaintiff Will" tho attorneys
for the defendants have not been an
nounced-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FIRE TRUCK Sent

The fire truck from hos" company Nc.
which was wrecked several week"
ago while returning from = iiT" IN Bel
lair". o.. was put on - Ht car III tnJ
iIrmniirlJ wards Of the Baltimore ana
ohio raIlroad and Will leave this morn
;mr Cor Columbus. O. The truck is be-
INC sent To the Scrrravcs factory where
il viii be- repaired and returned to IN"
city as quick as possible. tn" S"rNire
.,rr,,k Of TN, fire department IS now tax
;r,r TN u!urC uG the truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

Mary Trischler and George TrischIcr.
her husband. TO J. W. Rchrcn% and Fan
mic H. H"hrens. his WIFI. Property IL
Elm Grove.
t.. T Finnecan To Rlanch G. Rayl. Lot
No. ":T IN GlCnOva. now part Of
Wheeling.
Edward G. rell"y and wife Laura 4.
IElley to William T.. I:artr and wife
Della +. Bartc. Lot located on south
side Of Pierce street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
CONCRETE GARAGE

IN application for tho erection If \
concrete and franz. garage was nj"
yeS;' rday afternoon with Permit Clerk
George Abrams. by Godfrey HHdorn
Mr.. Had"rn will erect the building on
the rear of his property at No. 823 Ma
tiCnal road. Gl"nwood. The cost VI the
build ~ vii u" several hundred dol
Lars. Tho huHding will house ono car
with 'n"ugh room for repair shop in
the :,ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
The RIVER

Only on" boat locked at the local
wharf yesterday. the 1Iclrn + on her
first run Of the week from New Mata-
mnras she will lcav" today at noon
on her return trip. returning tom"r-
row evening at o'clock.
rho General rru,r,cr is due TO dock
,his morning from Charleston on her
return trip to rittSh'-rr:,.
Tn" river remains stationary poor
nF nine feet being maintained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licen see

Clarence Albeit. 30. Of Akron. Ohio.
and Mary Thomas, 80. of Zine Grove.
Samuel NJ. Freshman. -, and Yctta
Simon. Il both of Pittsburgh, Ia
Robert d. Rathbone. 81. of Akron. O..
and Harrictte Watson. ~ of Philippi.
William T. Harding. so, and Harriet
Hay. 35 both of Elk Lick. "a.
Joseph MOrchead. Il. and Rose Ruder-
smith. 50. both of Lima. Ohio.
Howard William Algee. -. and Anna
Marie Scott. 81, both of Pittsburgh Pa
George w. Burrs. SIS, and Mary Tru-
man. 81. both of New Philadelphia. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
AVIATOR WAS FAN

Many fans who attended TN Wheel :
contests Inst Saturday were surprised
To- $50 a plane com" :" low to the earth,
when Captain T. T.. HARLAN scooted his
T,n Havclin four only forty feet above
tho fields.
when h. had reached such low
pnint Ne dropped Il message both on the
Wheeling field and tho Fair grounds:
Tho messages both contained wishes Of
good luck for both Wheeling and Beth
any.
grid star and was glad to see such 4
large crowd Of fans turn out To Wit
ness both Of the big contests Satur-
dJS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26

thew's Protestant Episcopal church and
took an active par in all wopk Of tht
congregation. He was member OF
Nelson lodge. No. 30 4. F. &c \. NJ.
and belonged to Wheeling commandery
No. l. knights Templar. and Osiris
Temple. y. ~ y. y. NJ. Shrine.
One sister, Mrs. Jennie Heutenby. OF
Dc Kelb. ILL.,. and one brother. William
g., survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
FINISH ROAD

Work Of repairing tho Peters Run
road by County Engineer W. o. Nc
ClrSk"y. Jr.. and his staff has bc"n
romrlrt.d The material and equip
mani has been moved to the Cnuntr"
Limb road and work will be- started thcrc
MS soon rs tn" weather permits. This
strin or road is about nn"-fourth mule
long and in all probability VIII be I'M
ished in about week.
Cnr,r9rror Vincent NrrCcllotti who has
tho contract for the Chicken Neck work
has completed IN" concrct" work and
has about half Of il paved l'r"ridIng
tho Weather is suitable this strir u
read Will he opened TO travel III about
I, Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-26
Oy0reating.

When you have fullness and weight
ir the stomach after eating. you may
know that you have eaten too much
and that you should take one of Cham
berlan'S Tablets TO aid digestion. For
sale BY all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Calls Grand Jury
 to Probe Killing
 of Mayor-Officers

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, June 21- Judge James Damron of the Mingo county court empanelled a special grand jury here late today to investi- gate the shooting at Matewan, W. Va, May 19, in which Mayor c. C. Tester man of that village, two other resi- dents and seven detectives were killed, and half a dozen other persons wound ed. Twenty-four members of the state constabulary are on duty here and at Matewan. The troopers will guard all entrances to the court house. Judge Damron announced no one would be permitted to enter the grand jury room bearing arms.
 Under the judges instructions, the jury will investigate every phase of the shooting, including eviction of the min CTS, murder and conspiracy to murder, alleged offers of bribes and robbery of the bodies of the detectives.
 It was announced that 200 witnesses will appear before the jury. They will be summoned in relays of 10 a. day.
 Mother" Jones addressed a meeting of miners at Matewan tonight.