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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
ADDITIONAL JURORS
DRAWN IN BELMONT

Sixteen additional jurors have been
drawn by Ross n. Fowler. clerk or
courts, and Richard T. Lynch. sheriff.
These jurors ar" I" serve on the petit
jury and arc - appear Wednesday
morning at o'clock. The following
names were drawn
Thomson Kcr, Third ward. Martins
Ferry
Henry Smith. Barnesvilio.
Arthur J. l-orentz. st. Clairsville.
William Mandry, First ward, Martins
Ferry.
T. W. Doian. NorriStown.
William Giffln. Flushing.
W Scott Brannen. 442l Guernsey ST.,
Rcllaire.
Roy Phillips. Allcdonia.
G. Whitman. GAINESVILLE. O.. f. F. D.
| T. n. Lovcjoy, Retheseda.
william II. Frazier. 332: Guernsey ST.,
Beilaire.
George E. Smith. GAINESVILLE.
Sam Beverdge, 1886 Belmont St, Bell
airr.
Walter Durent. Morristown.
Robert Moore. Bethesda. f. F. n. I.
John e. Cooper. 1926 Harrison St.
Bellaire.
Probate Court.
Wesley &. Frcndiger. guardianship.
Final account filed Set for hearing
MAY IS. 1921. Notice ordered. Con-
tinued.
Martha F.. Tracy. guardianship. Tar
tial account filed. set for hearing May
oS. 1921. Notice ordered Continued.
John ZuZak. guardianship. Petition
duly verified by guardian for authority
to invest guardianship funds in pro-
ductive real estate.
Leroy G.. Farmer. deceased. VIII and
applica ton to admit probate filed with
waivers Of notice Of all the next OF kin.
George Sanderson Brock. deceased.
Waiver Of time in which 20 file exccn-
tions to inheritance tax hnding by tax
commission. Tax certified to county
auditor.
Sarah ]. McMasters. deceased. Ap-
pIIcat!on flcd for determination ~ in
hcritanCe Lax. Tax determined without
auditors appraisal. Copy or nndins
certified TO tax commission.
Lawrence Campbell. Juvenile dclIn-
ouent Affidavit filed. Set for hearing
Apru IS. 1921. at 10 a. m. Warrant and
subpoena ordered and issued.
Josiah w. Pyle. deceased VIII and
application to admit 10 probate flled
with waivers Of notice of all the next
Of kin.
Janet Mann, deceased Application
filed for appointment OF guardian. Bond
81 400 Filled and approved. Appoint
mon, made, letters ordered and issued.
Grand Jury.
The grand jury for tho summer TERM
1921. was ordered To resume its inveSti-
cations on Tuesday. April Goth, l9-l'
and II now appearing to the court that
the grand jury. by reason OF the pubic
interest, should not do so until a Ihter
date. it is ordered that the grand jury
resume its Investigations on Tuesday
Nav 10th. 1921. at o'clock.
Tuesday Wight Club.
Miss Anna Troll will be hostess &c
tho members Of the Tuesday Night c'un
nj her home on West Main street this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
HhR.
~8NT
NOT HIS FAULT.

Some Of the worlds best literature
out Of print" said the bloliopnlle.
YES" agreed the amteur author 30
~. Il can't get An editor to accept IN
nroduction."-Boston Transcript.
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Local Officials Present

Practically all Of the SupcrIntendents
Of the Sunday schools of the various
denominations located IN this city at
tended tho meeting and cUnN ention held
in the kIrkwoUd Presbyterian church
last night At which time plans were dis
Cu$Scd for The revival Of the PcaSe
Town Township sunday School assoc
iaiinn. All report the meeting very IN
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Alumni Meeting

The reports Of the various commit
tees in charge of the preparations for
the annual banquet OF the Martins Ferry
High school Alumni association Will be
heard at the meeting Of tho association
10 he held in the Central school build
ing thIs evening and all Of the members
OF tho organization have been urged &c
be present.
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Elks to Convention

Arrangements nave. been completed
for big crowds of the f.lkS OF the Ohio
Valley to attend The state convention to
be held Al toShOCtOn this evening and
all Of tn" lodges in this part Of the
state will h. we'll represented Many
LETT for that "ity last night and others
Will leave this morning and this after
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Rad Zen Meeting.

The regular meeting OF lietuck tribe
No. 2S7 OF the Improved Order Of Red
Men will be held in the Pythian castle.
on the Cadiz pike. this evening AT 80
o'clock This viii hn the last meeting
before the leaving Of the representa-
tiveS Of IN. tribe 70 attend the Great
council meeting az Columbus o.. and a
number Of important matters are to b"
discussed
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Big Social Event

One IT The hI-Ecst SOrIAI PvCnts oi
the year was held by tn" American
Legion post IN the Fraterna! Hall las,
night for their wives. brothers. mother:
sisters and S~cethearts. \ SpeClal pro-
gram was rendered during the evening
which WAS highly enjoyed by all follow
ing which lunC hncun was served.
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Recital for Pupils.

The third Of tho Ser:"S of Piano re-
cit lis being given hy Miss Helen NIrtri'.
we'll known local uIHno teacher. Will H.
held ~ In" Board Of Trade rooms toss
evening. and a number nf tho friends
and relatives OF the students are plan
nInr be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

Al arrangements have h""n COM
pier.d for The members Of the new
council Of IA" knights OF Columbus in
this city. who have only had the first
degree Of the order. :" TAX" The second
and third degrees 4; 4 meeting to he
held in the odd Fellows hail at Brll-
aire. O.. next Sunday afternoon. All ut
the members from this city Will be
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Glass for Second,

Another class nf about a half dozen
candidates will be given The degrees Al
tho meeting OF IN" Knights nf pvthnS
To be held in their home on North
Fourth street this evening. Several will
also be given the first degree at tie
meeting. and arrangements are bcinL
made Tor large class initiation in tn"
mi ri d.rr.,c in the very near future.
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Police Court.
Entsrtalns DANES

The Industrious Danes this city
will meet AZ the guests OF Mrs. Bess
Greenland at her home on North Fifth
street tomorrow afternoon. Fancywork
and the other usual club diversions will
be followed during the afternoon and 4
tempting and dainty luncheon Will be Il
special feature.
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Tratsrnity Meeting.

. One OF the most interesting and
+ busiest meetings Of the year was helu
lhv the members or the Alpha P! fra
,ernity IN their chapter rooms on Main
street last night Plans for a number
Of interesting social events were made
at the meeting.
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Irish Relief.

The members Of the Irish relief COM
mit;rr Of this r!tN. headed by John
Murphy. announce that they hav" So
cured the New Home theater for all
Of tho week of May 10 :. Tickets Tor
the entire week are being GOLD by tho
committee. and tho proceeds will ee
Sent 10 the national Irish relief conf
mitteA
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Lodge Events.
Towards Of so members or the Eli
lodge will leave today IN specia
coach attached to t. & P. train tol
C.oshocton where ton!sh, they Will at
tend a big district rally. A similar
delegation will be picked up at Mar
Tins Ferry.
The Eagle lodge at the meeting las
night turthered arrangements for tn
memorial services. 10 be held May 4.
The big meeting OF the Elks SEIZED
ulrd for thIs evening has been delayed
until tine first meeting in May
Mako Corns nosmsnt PianS.
\ mrn,ng OF the city school board
vaS held last night AZ the office Of
Supt. ! v. Nelson. Plans Tor the an
nual commencement exercises 20 be helC
juno at the Tcmple theatre were fur
thercd Other matters were also giyer
attention.
A meeting Of the Putney township
school board will be held this evening
In the city building at which time 4
date for the annual township commence
nent and the place for holding same
will be determined.
pdphthsrtA Gases.
To village OF Glencoe mas been n,
rather hard by a slight epidemic o.
dlphthor1a during the past few days. \
number OF cases OF that disease Ar re
ported at the present time as We, AS ,
number Of cases OF vhooptnE cough.
10 HSvs Press Club.
The reporters Of tho Rslla'r". Mar
t,ns Ferry and Wheeling newspapers y
RAllAiYe are to organize press clnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

Yesterday was pay day for the Goa
miners OF this vicinity. The pay DIS
tributed TO the employees Of the Rail 4
River company established new record
for the company. Although the three
mines OF the company wore idle Tor
few days the men drew record pays
today and the grand total was the o.S
.cst ever handed out for two weeks
pay by the company. Three mines are
operated. the No. l mine here. the NO
8 min~ al Big Run and the NO. mine
~ Nrt~latnsytT1e
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Funeral Services Held.

The funtra! services for the late Miss
Ra rha IA l.. Phelps. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs George \. Phelps. who dici a few
days ago, wero held a, the family horAe
on E'ayrttc street yesterday afternoon
Rcv. /. S. Rose. pastor OF the First
Methodist church nrhCiated. The -.
mains viii b" shipped to r.. Wayne.
Ind this morning. where the intrrmeIL
Will take Mace.
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The first day Of The rummaEe SAFE
being conducted by the Kings paugh-
ters OF This city was reported Very sue
cessful. and thu event will be continued
all of this week. in the basement room
Of the Heinein building. un0Nr the
postofrice The committee in charge for
today Is Mesdames Will Breidenstein.
A T. Rranum, Victor Fisher. Torah
Sharp, Mamie Branum and Kate Van
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21
M. w. A. GATHER AT
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION

St Iouis. June Representatives
OF l4,500 camps OF Modern Woodmen
OF America here for the formal open
ing today of the nineteenth quadrleh
NAL head camp OF the organization
were welcomed by Gov Arthur Hyde
and Mayor kiel
About 5000 members OF the order
were said to be III attendance at the
sessions of the high assembly OF the
der and enCampment Of the FOR
.-r-s' branch at Forest Park
AmOng activities scheduled Tor the
day were initiation Of over 1900 new
members and continuance Of compe
TIT drills an ng uniformed teams
of he FOresters.
~ legates said strict routine OF
business and legislative measures
necessary 20 the government Of the
order will occupy the head camp dur
ing its meeting which will close Fri
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21
CHINESE CONDEMN
90 JAi ,NESE ROUGHS

Toxic, June u "A Shimonozoki
dispatch received by Toxic papers
quotes Col Sato, adviser to the ku
lon army, who returned from Niadi
vostok by the steamer Hardin as
stating that about two months ago
forty Japanese roughs We're arrested
by the Chinese troops at kulon and
sentenced to death
Those Japanese belong to SemiO-
noy's troop at frs, but later they
Joined Ungern's army" he said III
kulon they looted Buddhist images
and other valuables priced by the
living Buddha and they were arrest
ed by the Chinese troops. When ar
rested they claimed to be Japanese
army officers, but they were nothin
but common workingmen.'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21
MARYLAND PUTS TO SEA
FOR FIRST TEST RUN

Washington. June 2l-The super.
dreaduaught Maryland believed by
American experts to be the most pow
erful lighting machine afioat, put to
sea today from Newport News, Va, to
begin a series OF tests preliminary to
beng turned over by the constructors
TO the navy department, The Mary
land. as soon as commissioned, viii
be- transferred to the west coast as
one Of tho units Of the reorganlzed
Pacific fleet, To which force also will
be assigned on completion her sister
ship. the California.
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Washington, June 2i--Naval sea
plaue NC-7 was wrecked ana burhe
after a forced landing in Hampton
Reads. Va. today, but all members OF
the crew were rescued uninlured ae'
eording to d telephone report to me
navy department The airshlp wa
not a bomb carrier the port SAID
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21
BOMBING PLANE ON
MAY TO MANEUVERS
BLOWS Up AT SEA
CREW BELIEVED SAVED-MH'
cRiNE ExPLoDES WHEN "
STRIKES OC ( A Ms ~
WASP" BROUGHT DOWN ON
SAND.


Newport News, Va, June IA
navy seanlane bomber. outward bound
i,.,,,;,a ,aats ,t .ea fen in
Ior 'ne ooliio.ne ,n,ta,, and annarpplv
t1ailp'oh n"au - no. hcn5hs The shin
eAp'ooeu ~ s1"ie ,..,,oai,o5 rratt caught
'''leu' Ae ,',sHa.i :" rs aid
10 80 .ha axnlosion when
"' W. -, ,,,t.r hioh i'm
Tue snir 81 wv t.,.'a ,,irdn,rs ashore
Ine -. anu sen,, - NOV mn some
ine asha,a sail il
'nl'N' !,nassiIIo tbat m. crew OF
Sc - "a a.a,nad
VIZ p'''. 'e v,,tar hoat which
80 ,,,naol, - Tow, Minutes after
pasee' ''e atar ala tbara were ten
= n'' hnars tbs Dlana and that all
men @oo" , oi,nonab some aupeared
~, ,,,,,r,d Thev r.uorted two
Oauis NJ "" tho machine
Asa'y
eu" NA ,'.e ,,,,n. po.p
i'ota, .,,,,s 81 Naval sea
Nc r,,,, u,rsrksd and burne /
piaNe s.a,,, lending in Hamuton
al'el l4,,, h',t an members OF
~ 80 ,.,,r, ,ssruad uniniuTed ag.
he tAe" -IS,,b9na rsnort tn The
WI uA's ,t,,,ort -Tra airSbiD w,
49," - mt, ~ ~ wort said
Ao' o',4. 49, 90 Sc.
a., p,."t tor,foIt "a une y -
W" o'.'. w.. ,,,a.c,,itoe. from trs
A1iNe a S"" oi1i,ag haortre daath deal
he"'o! ; .'.'I : soore. ~ aircraft sweut
my -. mi. morpins IL
NY mere "I' ~ .t', tn,,,sr C.rman
seen "t'' ~ IN ,ba first ut q
suoLld' me ;. rroTs =, disnroy,
SCI s-r,y,.a .,nsrt. MAT III.
Sn..1Ir,,,,,err of military air craft has
de'e'o me- 90 - c.aT ran
sne"e ''le t,~rs todav consisted
- ro,.eI nlanss concentrate.
trr uaIrrtor Roads naval base. in
~pSjne nractically all types from tn,
last scents ia the heavy bOmbers. !
Total of lSS bombs. each weighing To-
mounds. were carried in the ioTt
seven bCmbers included in lhe Hlsh'
With the former German uHdeIse'
terror anchored tftv miles on 'at
Cape Charles, Win hef oech9 a"a9 =
the initial task OF the dlfilen vas "
locate her Conceh'Ilt ieu, JUG o ,t'
white circIes hau oeel, t .'',,'i, ,,,,I
q boat dtck Dc "'s I'M, D,har n l'r
70 insure INC '.t,;,, i. ,.,. 3,
WIN gUou ma "a ,''5 4,sb, nf nav.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21
First Enutish Canal,

England admitted the commercial
value of calials at an early date, its
first canal being constructed Ia ll3i
under the direction and patronage of
Henry j, when the waters of the
Trent were connected with Tile WihaLn
and much public advantage was de-
rived from the waterway.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-21

Pattern 1878 is here illustrated,
II is cut in 1 Sizes. Small, 1885,
Medium, 3S-4O; Large, 42-i4, IA
ira Large, 46-4S inches bust meas
IRE. A Medium size will require
a. wards OF q inch material
Bingham, seersucker ehambrey'
lawn, drill, percale, alpaca and
sateen may be used for this style,
A pattern OF this illustration
mailed 10 any address on receipt Of
lac in silver or stamps,
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MEDICINAL
BEER NOW UP
TO OVOLSTEAD
Failure to Agree on Search
Provision May Start
Nations Breweries
MUST PASS LAW
BEFORE WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O-(United
Press)-Whether the nation will be
flooded with beer today depended on
Andrew J. Volstead. author OF the
prohibition law.
Here was the situation today:
Nolstead opposes the Stanley
amendment TO the anti-medicinal
beer bin which forbids dry agents
from hunting liquor unless armed
with search warrants. This amend
ment would hamper prohibition en-
forcement.
Unless Volstead yields on this
point. his opposition will hold up
the whole anti-medicinal beer bill
until it is killed by the Congressional
adjournment next Thursday.
IN that case, the internal revenue
bureau will proceed TO issue its reg
ulations governing sale Of beer for
medicinal purposes. These regula-
tions are being withheld now only
because there is a chance Congress
viii pass the bill making medicinal
beer illegal.
Senators and ConEressmen say
they are being swamped with letters
from all parts OF the country. urging
them to stand fast fo- the Stanley
amendment, which "wets" contend
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MADALY7VzVE SAYS "OTHER
WOMAN" KILLED KENNEDY

fen-e rfis operatives are u.tdsr.
stood 70 be prepared TO anDrchond
her should she attempt 70 leave tho
city.
Mrs. Obenchain will be arralgned
Monday morning before Judge Sid
ncy Reeve. This is Expected 20 be
a mere formality as neither she nor
Arthur c. Burch. her childhood
sweetheart who is charged Jointly
with the crime. plans 70 make any
statement az that time.
Although persons charged with
murder are not usually admitted TO
bail IL was indicated today that a
strong effort will be made TO gain
this concession for both Madalynn
and Burch. The defense said Il was
prepared 70 furnish a large bond in
case they were released. J. d..
Kennedy. father OF the murdered
man. is expected to oppose such a
move.
The Rev. w. A. Burch. father Of
Arthur. will leave Monday for Swans
ton. following the arralgnment but
will return in time for the trial.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
FIND NEGRESS
DEAD;MURDER,
SAY POLICE
Body Discovered in Justison
Street Yard Lying in
Pool of Blood
POLICE HOLD 3 MEN
AND TWO WOMEN

Lying in a pool Of blood and her
body showing indications OF having
been terribly beaten, Grace Williams,
n young. Segrcss. formerly OF Ches-
tertown. Md. was found dead in
the side yard Of the home OF Au-
gust Moore. Negro. rs Justison
street at 9.45 o'clock this morning.
That tho woman was murdered
IS the belief Of the police. Three
men and two women, all Negroes.
have been taken into custody and
will be held by the police pending
an investigation.
This is the second murder within
two days in what is known to the
police as the "Bloodheid" district
Ethel Gibbs. Negress. is now await
ing hearing on the charge OF MUIR
dering James Booker. Negro. at sol
Lafayette street, Thursday night.
She Is said TO have shot and killed
Booker during a fight.
City detectives are now working
on the case OF the Williams woman.
When the body was found this
morning II was thought the woman
was living and the police ambulance
was sent for but on arriving and
finding she was dead, the body was
turned over 10 Deputy Coroner
Nichols and removed to the morguc.
The police are said to have learn
Continued on page two)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
| KILLED, 90
Wounded IN
JAILATTACK
Excitement in Knoxville
Following Negroes At
tack on White Girl
ANGRY MOB WANTS
T0LYNCH MARTIN

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 20
Omitted Press) One was killed and
more than SO wounded when a mob
stormed the Jail here last night. a
checkup today revealed The mob
was bent on lynching Frank Martin.
Negro. alleged attacker OF Miss
Jessie Parker. young school teacher.
The would-be lynchers crossed a
dead line into the fire OF authorities
guarding the jail.
The crowd included many women.
some OF them with babies In their
arms. Two OF those shot were
women. fss
The attack upon the Jail followed
day Of watchfulness on the part
OF the Jail authorities, police re-
serves and two machine-gun COM
panies.
Fire from shotguns handled by
deputy sheriffs and machirfeguns OF
the militia swept the street
As members OF the mob fell. wo-
men screamed and men cursed and
the fire was returned.
Excitement was at fever heat to-
day. Another attack upon the jai
was expected momentarily as group,
formed upon the streets and discuss.
Continued on Page TwO.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MORE FIREMEN
FOR CITY NAMED
Thirty-seven Placed on
Eligibility List For
Officers
MUST co THROUGH
TESTS AT TOWER

The directors Of Public Safety
have announced tho names OF 1if
men appointed as nromen. inciudini
thlrty-scvcn who have been placed
on the eligible list FOR officers of the
department. From this list thirteen
will be chosen as captains thirteen
as lieutenants and others for minor
offices. The list Of those eligible for
officers follows:
j. J. McGinlcy, James Hammeror.
j. Thomas. Jr.. T. NJ. Lowe VIII
liam l.. Hahn, william j. Condor =.
NJ. Townsend. c. j. Cannon, CT. Nor
gan. r. Mcguire. G.. H. Johnson. r.
C.. Townsend. J. r. McGowan. II.
Konnar. Bruce Clark, J. a. Lenhon,
william Joyce, ID. p. Bevis,
Jr., William Loder. NJ. ]. Maloney,
II. ]. Wallace, J. =. Welch.
G.. W. Ferguson. ]. NJ Pat
terson. IT. r. Farrow, W. Rid
dinrs. ID. J. Byrne. c. W. McGonigle.
j. Whitaker. j. T.. McGowan. W. H.
oliver. W. J. Montgomery, p. J.
welch. Ed. Corson. II. Linthicum,
A. T. Thurman, william Neeson.
Men called for instruction at the
new fire tower as ordinary hremen
arc:
William Watson, c. s. Ward, W.
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BATTLE OF PINE
STREET Is DRAW

'The Battle OF Pine street" with
Clyde Norman and James Empson.
Negress, as principals and in which
milk bottles and bricks were used as
ammunition came TO an abrupt end
ing in City Court this morning when
Norman. charged with assault and
battery. was dismissed. Empson.
the prosecuting witness. admitted
punching Norman who had pleaded
guilty to the charge. saying that he
first tried to dodge milk bottles
thrown at him by Norman as he
passed Fourth and Pine streets.
with the admission Of the prosecute
ing witness that he had struck tho
defendant. the case fell.
Pleading guilty TO a charge OF
peddling without license Vincent
chairello and Leonard Montalbane.
we're each fined IS and costs. The
men were arrested yesterday while
selling olive oil.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
HIDES in FIRE
BOX OF engine
Negro Boy Charged With
Larceny Had Unique
Hiding Place
ACCUSED OF ROBBING
HARTNETT STORE
special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER. Aug. 20.-Notlded thar
Edward Waters. Negro boy who
with Kenneth Masten. also a Negro.
Is charged with rohbing the store OF
J. f. Hartnett. was seen close by n
locomotive on side track near the
railroad station. Chief OF POiice
Lane with other officers started a
search FOR the boy yesterday after
noon. Chief Lane looked all around
the locomotive but could see moth
ing OF the young Negro. He was
about to leave when he noticed the
door OF the FIRE box on a jar. Ite
opened the door and curled mp in
the fire box he found Waters.
The Negro boy was pulled out and
taken before Magistrate Wood
where both he and Masten are said
to have confessed TO robbing the
Hartnett store, and also TO several
other robberies in Dover during the
Continued on Page Two.