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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
MAYOR OF WELLSBURG
DECLARES He WILL NOT
GIVE RESIGNATION

W"ilsburE. W. Va. Feb. 1I.--"If they
think | will resign. they are badly mis-
taken" were the words used by Mayor
l.. q Roberts. when informed this morn
ing that council had passed II r"solu-
ton requesting his resignation. Il eI-
poet to continue in office until my term
expires. and have done the best could
As mayor or tho city. ! have done is
well as any on" else could have done"
Councils Action.
Mayor l.. G. Roberts was not request
ed TO hand in his resignation on Thurs
day evening following an Investigation
on tho part Of the police committee. con-
corning alleged misconduct at Il recent
private affair. hut every Indication
points to q request of this kind when
council meets in regular session.
4 motion. introduced by Councilman
Leibrarth. to drop proceedings against
the mayor. after testimony had been in
troduccd. most Of which was negative.
was met with motion by Councilman
Harry Paull. requesting council 10 ask
for the mayors resignation. This mo-
ton. Mr. PAUL introduced because as he
pointed out. the ev!dcnC" Suhstantiated
certain outstanding facts. namely. that
the mayor was present whore !n'oXiCa-
ting liquor was being distributed. and
that he participated in the festivities in
a manner undiGu!f!ed for the CHIEF cX-
cCutivN OF the-City.
The motion OF MIR. Paulrs was put TO
vote. There were present At the meet
ing Councilman RrozIia. acting chairman.
II. W. PAUL. Julius Eolhardt. \. Il.
Smith and VIM. Ieihfarth. The only
dissenting vote was that of Councilman
Lcihharth. while Councilman NOlhardt
rcfralnrd from voting. The question
Was then raised that no action of that
KIND could be- legally taken at tho mc"t-
ing, which was not a regular nor I Sp"-
cIal meeting Of council hut meeting
of. the police comm!tt"c with other mem
hers OF council asked TO h" present in
order that they might hear the evidence.
The action Of council was th"n with
drawn. II being apparent that the mat
ter wu-( hc taken cara OF at the next
regular session OF that body. Nor" than
twenty witnesses were summoned to
testify. hut after hearing about half
that number, ii was deemed advisable
10y city Solicitor G X. jacob To act on
the evidence OF those who 3ad testified.
and this was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
NEGRO ADMITS
SERIOUS CRIME
2l-YEAR-OLD HENRY OWENS AS
SAULTED 7o-YEAR-OLD
WOMAN.
Gives way Under All Day Drilling ut
the County Jail.

IIcnry ',I.cuS. ;wcntyoue -ycar-oid ne
ere arrested Thursday evening BY
Otf:c"r W;SIAm k;nc, yesterday after
noon confessed ~ Prosecuting Attorney
carl - ls,Ichmauu TINT n" hHd be"n III
the Vicinity ~ the hvInr 81 Mrs. Mary
Merriam. lulS Morrow street. and thHl
ne committed 4 criminal assault upon
:uc Woman. who is - years Of age.
G:v"HS was grll,cd all day by tho
prosecutor and the police. and his con
:cNSion may mean the death penalty. aS
IA" law oI the state IS - that severe
extent.
,H,rns 3 alleged 10 have entered the
home Of Mrs Morgan wAtIc she WAS alb
sent, and Up"u her return assaulted
her. choking her ~ s,.flc h"c screams
'"- help Tho u"Ar" Was arrested soon
after and taken to police headquarters
wh'"' b" denied having been near thu
r.n,'
Thu man has a had reputation. harnr
sap cd several, Years in the state reform
school on rharEcS OF breaking and en-
tcring the HAr,"w. Kennedy and p,schci
stores in tn, Second ward. and has been
arrested several times since.
tie - 1t present in the county Jail,
without; bond. and * being held rcni-
,ns IN" action Of the criminal court
grand jury next month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
srEuBE NvnLE FIRE NEEDS
Undorwriters' Engineer Makes Partial
Report Of Survey.

Special Dispatch To The IntciliEeu""r.
Stcuhcnrillc. O. Feb. ll.-~t. +.
Wondcork. engineer for the National
Board Of Underwriters, VIII" far tn" past
several days has hC"n making survey
Of tho needs Of fire fighting facilities in
this city. although ne has not ComrIct-
rd his work he has 50 far made known
IN" following:
The present fire department. should
h.. cuuirp"N with an aerial ladder truck
Cor the tiphting Of fires in the hEh
buildings which are in the city. and also
that now fire alarm syStcm should be
installed and such equipment he fur
niSh"d the hin top section Of tn" city.
This at present has no system whatso-
oyer. and all cali" ar" answered by
tcl,IhUnc at then resent time.
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dismissed he expressed disappointment
saying he wanted TO stay with the other
l-rrndarts. However. his wife finally
,,.rstIad,d him 10 return TO Matewah
r.n.gl; 1.agc thr only negro IN tn" case.
= said "a have left Williamson soon
after being discharged. Counsel for the
defense offered vigorous objection 10 the
dismissal Of these men but TO no avail j.
J t'onim, chief counsel. said the two
mon wished 20 he tried with the other
nineteen and receive n jury's verdict.
Eager anticipation yielded to keen dis
appointment when a recess was oroere"
unt!l O'Clock tomorrow morning short
T.. artrr court convened for the afternoon
session. The chamber was crowded with
witnesses and spectators, III" former
anxious 10 end the ordeal. IN" !h'ter
ben, on absorbing what the witnesses
had 20 say.
womo-row will he the sixteenth day NJ
rrc trial. fourteen Of which were occu-
pied IN obtaining jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
MORRIS PLAN
STOCKHOLDERS CHANGE NAME TO
THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN COMPANY.
Directors Meet for Organization and
Reflect All Officers for New
Year
Stockholders Of the Morris Fla

Stockholders Of the Morris Plan com
pany. If Wheeling. meeting yesterday
afternoon At tho Offices Of thu company.
u Eleventh street. voted 10 change the
name ~ the Institution TO The Indus
trial savings and Loan company. The
secretary was authorized to apply 10
the secretary OF state for the change
in name Of the concern.
Tho change N name was decided IN
on. since the new nam" adopted more
nearly conforms 20 the nature and
-. p, of the business ot this new, but
rdridly expanding institution.
Following tho adjourned meeting
ct the stockholders. the directors elected
few weeks oEo. went into executive
session and reelected all officers OF
The comptny. They are, J. \. Blum.
president: e. r. Hubbard. vice prcsi-
dent: J. T.. Montgomery. vice president:
\. G Whitaker. vice president: \. :.
Hare secretary: W. 3 Irvine, treasurer;
and W II. Elbin. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
HOLSTE|N SALE
WILL BE BIG EVENT FOR FARMERS
AND DAIRYMEE.
Farm Women win Serve Dinner At
Sandcrest Farm.

The county agent OF Ohio county
figures to make an important event for
the farmers and dairymen out OF the big
sale of HClstein dairy COWS a. the
SaudcreSt Farm on Thursday the 18th
instant The Ladies' Aid Society OF
Short Creek NJ T.. Church. under the
leadership of Mrs W. b. North will
serve dinner TO the big crowd that is
eNneCtcd 20 attend the sale. Mrs. Archer
the oblig!nE matron Of SandScrcst Farm
has generally offered the society free
use OF her big Kitchen and double par
lor for the occasion. The farm will
furnish free all the milk wanted.
\ great deal of interest IS being
shown in the importation OF fine dairy
COWS. II is reported that the sh!pme Mt
IS the best lot Of dairy cows ever
brought into Ohio county at one time
Twenty cows viii he put on sale. four
registered and sixteen grades that look
and perform like the best purehreds.
There arc three two-ycar old heifers due
70 rreshen the first OF March. April,
and May respectively. None Of thu cows
that have freshen"d MIXED less than
forty pounds when fresh and several
MIXED more than fitty pounds per
day at two milkinEs What is per-
haps the best cow in the sale IL five
years old woighs 1900 lbs. straight and
show type. and rs now milking fifty
five pounds per day 1t two mt!HinGs.
The cows are big type and good form.
Sixteen weigh over 100 pounds each.
four weigh twelve hundred or moro
each. Two are seven years old four are
six years. eight ar" five, and the others
younger.
Il goes without saying that all tho
cows are we'll bred. but 1t is worthy
OF note that two OF them are bred 10 a
son Of tho famous King Ona that re-
Gently sold for fifteen thousand dol
lars.
This sale is being conducted under
The auspices Of 'he Farm Bureau OF
Ohio County. in tho furth"rance OF its
plan OF work for 1921. to encourage the
Gairymen to keep fewer cows and bet
ter. and the 81 10 is open 10 IN" public
on equal terms with The Farm Bureau
members.
Pictures Of ths crowds NJ the sale
will be taken for use in the papers.
Many folks will attend for the sake
Of having good dinner and seeing a
real COW sale All are welcome. Col. I.
H. MCColloCh. the wei! known auction
~rr OF Ohio county. will be in the box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Another Version Has
Walsh Slain In Hold-U p

New Brunswick. y. J.. Feb ll.--E"licf
that Leo Salamaudra was killed ny ban
dts who held up truckload OF wits
KY belonging 10 him on the Lincoln
highway last night near New frunS-
v;rk. after SaIamaudra had Killed
Frank Walsh. alleged bandit leader
Was EXPRESSED tonight by thl"t OF
Police D.,mar OF Trenton.
The theory advanced by the polio"
officer * to the effect that Salamanca
trcd on In" bandits as they were lead
ing the three OCCUPANTS Of the truck Z"
tho woods one Of these shots struck
Walsh. who evidently had not left tn"
touring car in which the bandits over
hauled the truck When the bandits
returned Salamandra'S fire he fell. Oct
mar asserts
The brother of the dead man. Pedro
Salamandra declared here positively
this evening. when questioned by the
county prosecutor. that his brother was
murdered. He said his brother begged
for his lie. and even offered the hiEh-
waymcn $500 If they would spare him.
Information obtained here Indicated
that the permi; under which the liquor
WAS being transported had expired ON
December 81 1920.
Samuel Perkins. negro chauffeur
who was driving the truck at the time
OF the holdup. was arrested today in
Newark. Tho negro asserted that after
tho truck was held up. the bandits or
drrcd him to beat II" and that ne
knew nothing about the robbery or the
deaths OF Salamandra or Walsh. He
said he started on ten. mile hike {"
this place and from here went 10
Newark.
Although more than a hundred po-
liccmrn. detectives and revenue agents
spent the day securing northern New
Jersey for the remainder Of the ban
dts. no arrests have been made
At the time OF his death. Walsh wa
at liberty on $4,000 bail, awaiting trial
on an indictment charging him with
receiving stolen property.
Walsh was the son Of a saloon
keeper in l'assaic. and had lived Their"
most OF his life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
University Chemist
Receives High HOnOrS

NNcCIII N!SNIlCh % TNI'TTi-vNV'T'
Norr3ntnwr. W. Va. Feb. ll.--Th"
great work of Prof Il. H. EIi;e. chemist
OF the West Virginia University cNrcr-
linen, station. in sterilization and pas
tcurizat!on by pressure. has won for him
the Edward L0ucstrrth medal from the
Franklin Institute. Prof N!tc has lcd
the word in EXPERIMENTS with pressure
AMI Ivy obtaining the enormous pr"fSur"
OF COO. O0o pounds 10y - machine "f ms
own construction has been all" I" bring
about nNsnlut" sterilization without inc
admiration OF heat Sterilization by THIS
new mcth"d makes rossihl" experiments
rrat were impossible when the former
methods Of sterilization were employed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
MACAlEMY CLUB
win Give Dance Pnd High Class Vaude-
Vile at AUDI! ortum February 81.

4 high class vaudeville entertainment
along with n" Ma"ad"uy club dance
will bc featured Monday. February Il.
=, the convention hall. Market Audit
,nrium, by Webb's Novelty Entertainers
n Buffalo. Y Y. This orchestra, which
,as made records for a large phono-
yraph company. Is composed 81 seven
men. including William McD"rmott.
,yric tenor. Who has just finished \
two year contract with k"iths. The
M,,riynha and SaxaphoUe trio are fast
gaining a national reputation for their
originality ami musical ability
In order that those who do not care
to dane may b" able To- Sc" and hear
these. masters Of the musical art. the
balcony will he open to tho public The
patroncSseS hav" not yet been an
nouuCcd BY the dance committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
SLIPS HAMPER CARS

Motormen on the large cars which
operate between Wheeling and Stcuben-
vile on the Wheeling Traction system
are beginning to have their troubles
since the sudden change IN the weather.
Several Of the cars have been held IN
on account OF larg rocks coming down
from the hillside onto the tracks.
The traction company has issued o.
ders to al TIM employees 10 keep>a very
a. rcrul watch and as soon as they
notice any change which shows indtca-
ions Of slip. notify som: OF the oftic-
.als So that crew is A. once put on the
lob 10 clear away tho earth and debris
as i comes down from the hill tops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
CONTRACT FOR TRUSTEES
Awarded Yesterday BY United states
Engineers

Announcement was made yesterday
nv officials in the L. s. Euginccrs office
that TWO contracts hav" been awarded
the American Car and Foundry company
and the Jones Brothers company for the
building Of tr"stlrs for repairs to gov
crnin"nt dams on the kanawha river.
Til former contract - for Ss,243 and
The latter for $2.19h.
Bids were r"c"iv"I and "p"n"d last
week. but u" awards were made until
yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
3 new CANDIDATES
q, W. Hand, DR.. Hedrtck and 81. c.
Statler Enter Council Race.

Three more citizens. making 4 total
OF twelve. applied yesterday To City
clerk Homer \. CraEo for petition FOR
their candidacy FOR entering IN" couu-
ell race. at the coming primary cleo
tion.
The first Yesterday was g. ". Hand.
automobile dealer a. l9S Stone Church
Road. Elm Grove. entering the race in
the tehth ward Or Orion Hedrirk. l"i5
Main street announced his entering
from the second ward and H. G. sat
tier. 30 T~eufy-tourth street trom the
RAth ward.
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WHEELING BUILDING
Improvements In Past Eighteen Months
show City Is Progressing

False is the impression that there Is
no building going on in Wheeling. says
city Permit Clerk GenrE" ABRAMS.
Mr. Abra ms has just compiled figures
Tor his Office. wE,rh prov" 'ha, Wheel
iuS has been progressing rapidly In
b4ilding and general improvements. He
compares the eighteen w"n'uS ot the
lrcsen, administrator with Ia" same
length OF tlu.r for the PREVIOUS admin
iStratiOn.
Building permits for tHN period jan
uary l. 1915. 10 June -. 1919. numbered
fl9 whilN for ci"u'rru months from
June 80. 1919 to December 81, l22O. the
CIV issued GOT building permits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
|. 0. 0, B, ANNIVERSARY

The independent Order Enai Firth "f
E.ilaire will cclebrat. It's NTH anni"cr-
Sary Sunday evening III the lie lair"
= rmplr. First Vice President l.. !.
- Hanfnrhcr. of Columbus. ohio. will h"
tn, speaker y social hour vii! h., ,""-
cludcl with The Servins at refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
Harding and Root. Both
Advised Against Cut
Naval ArmamentS
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by The IntclliEencer



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CORNWELL'S REQUEST
(Continued from Page oue.)

in that the troops l." retained untH
IN. end Of trial General Reed re-
plies as follows:
1.-The company * being w!thdr"h
in conformity with var dclartmrHt
policy and authority for It's further
retention can only be granted by The
war department
"Thcrcupon. Immediately wired Il re-
quest for their retention 10 tn" adJu-
tart general OF thc United states Army
and have lust received the following re-
ply:
Re your telegram tenth. request
10 retain Cnlonc. Hail and detachment
AT Williamson uull conclusion OF
trials. not iavurahly considered. Gen
eral Reed has been advised,
will Cooperate.
"Of course you ar" awar" that my
mower is limited to requesting cn-"pcr's-
tinn on the part Of the federal govern
n,ut Further CO-OprrIti"1 Ir'nG de-
MED by. the war department. probably
because OF tho srnat"'s proposal TO IN
v"StirntC the prcs"nc" Of troops IN
MIncu county, there is nothing tUrthc:
/ can do along that l!n"'
Il have directed Colonel Arnold. chief
department Of public safety, Ia pro-
coed to Williamson in person and 20
exercise all the authority vested in nan
under the act creating the department,
to cooperate with the sheriff to pre-
vent any untoward happening and 10
deal firmly and vigorously with any
situation that may arise.
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Lengthy ArEument

During the morning session ~ court
Z lengthy argument ensucd OVER the
question or taking tho jury to Matewan
rrior to the introduction nr evidence
that it might h" familiar with tho do
tails ur The battle ground. while wit
masses were telling their story on the
stand This course OF action was intro
duccd by tho defense. In anticipation II
This move tho state had prepared a re-
lief man Of Matewan showing its prin-
rIral streets. and buildings. After an
hours riscusS'on tho court ruled that
tho jury would not II" taken TO Matowan
81. present.
When the case against Atwood WAS
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NOTICE

H,,,re - herchT gwen that the 'iy ~ "hee'hs
h.. ,,,,,c, tho having u thAplme Street 'F'm
Ta,nts:h stree. 10 Twenty third Strret IN SAID NY
The f,lhryirS persons - FAR a. can he aSe7@i"'d
ar, tho owners " tots ~ parts ~ los ahutHnS on
,,a. ,nr-Ion g.. rharhnc street above hcSNi"n anu
,,..c ss.r, 81 TT SAID ra'ug IN me "h"Hh's s''
..,..s., f.r.i Trs!~fNC names
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TWO DEFENDANTS
NOW DISMISSED

Williamson. W. Va. Feb. 1l.--Tcst!-
muny Will h. taken tomorrow In the
Matcwan shooting trial. Counsel Tor
both sides and the court are agreed on
that roiut. Nineteen defendants instead
Of twenty-onc Will he tried on charges
growing out Of tn" death OF Albert {.
Frlts during a pistol hattie in the West
Virginia mountain town.
Two of the cO-lcfcndante. y II. AT
wood and r. Il. Page. were today dis
missed on motion OF the prosecution.
Tonight there were rumors OF intcn-
ton on the part Of ono or more OF the
defendants 10 turn states evidence.
These rumors appeared I" bc born Of the
prnscCutinn's dismissal motion coupled
WITH tn" announcement Of Prosecutor
Wade bronson that he wanted L. confer
with tho men dismissed These rumorS
were discounted however. by Atw"od's
statement that he WAS "s"r"" because
he could not stand trial with the other
GCrpnd1ntS
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witness Locked Up.

Judge II. -. Bailey. presiding in cir
cult court. today mad" good his threat
to lock UP tho witnesses If found. who
flilcd 10 appear in court. John Smith
Raisdcn, who's" testimony IS regarded
as very important nv III" Prosecution.
was placed in jail after being found by
= deputy sheriff Hatsd"n had failed 10
answer roll call Yesterday
4 recess was taken carly this morning
n the request NJ III" prosecution IN or
der that II could interview witnesses
who had arrived during the morning
from remote sections of the county.
II was stated Ivy counsel for tho state
that questioning Of these witnesses
might result II n number of them being
excused from further attendance at the
trial. II was also pointed out that de-
rnsi;.ons Of others probably would ho
taken and that this procedure would
rudoubtcdIv Jesse the duration Of the
trial
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given thu, tho City Of Wheeling
has completed the paving Of 8. Huron 8reet from
Zane STREET to Ohio Stree: in said CITY. TIE
persons 50 far as be aScerAined. are
the owners OF lots or paris - lots abuttinE that
portion q s Huron Street above described. and were
Assessed for said paving in the amounts - opposite
thor Respective Names:
Owner hy Deed Amt o!
and rr,u,. v. u. V, Frontart AsnSSnent-
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& 3a-i ........ Paved Front o6.l pa
Tie persons ahne named hereby notihed h.;
they arc required To APPEAR before the City to;ac:
n the CITY -! Wheeling at 4 meeting Of kaid Coun-
CT, t, he held IN the Gity Council Chamber on Tue
dav Fehr:ar? u. 1921. at O'Clock ?. IN. and show
cause II they can. why tho Assessments made hgiinss
them as above set cut should not become anal.
Respectfully.
f. c. CRAGo
krh Z Il CITY Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given thai cie Gy a wheeling
has completed the paving Of Market Street frrn
rrrk Street 10 TrcDy Thru Strcrt in said City. The
following Iers MS far rs can be LSrcratned. A:c
Inc owners nf lots parts q lots abut;ing on thaS
PORTION ~ Market STREET ahnye described and were
lssessed for said paving in the amounts set opposite
heir rrsT--trr names
DWHr, h, Decd Amt OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-12
BriGpe to Twenti.th Street.

OWHr, b., Decd Amt OF
ND IImIcc M Lot No Frnntaee. hsseoSmen