Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-31
WOLFE AND MCKINNEY
SAY THEY WILL PLEAD
GUILTY TO CHARGES
Continued from page 1.


Wolfe and Mckinney we're taken TO
ihr wuthhouse on Saturday. Upon ar
flNAl there each was given n bath ami
ruod scruhhlng the same ss an other
iAlronefa xrt snd then each was given
number and assigned to a coll. While
the rii~oners ARE numbered at the
woikhuuso simply for record they are
not known by these numbers. but by
ihtl own namca The two men were
plnved IA vuiis IN the east wing. hut
ln dlnorrnt cells and on different tiers.
They are hvlns closely guarded ami
neither ~ permitted out Of his cell and
VII not he until after they have bee
eifaianed IA court
They appeared cheerful today and Z
le apparent that the fun enormity of
the crime alleged against them has
not mhdv lts full impression upon the
MIND ~ either of them. Both seem
fond ~ reading aud that is how they
have been spending their time sine,
trlns taken 20 the prison.
Wolfe Part Indian.
wolfe has admitted 60 the police
that hp has Indian blood In his veins
iiu SAYS his mother was half breed
gheiokes Indian and that his father
was native of Holland. lie came
here from Oklahoma. he stated. The
luliep say they are convinced that his
Naa the master mind hack OF the hold
up and they believe Mckinney simply
went along at woltels persuasion.
Detective Kempsld, who was left IN
/ washington last Friday Co try TO sell
lhn automobile tho two men had In
thrlr nussusslon when arrested. re-
turned home Yesterday. lie was un-
able tN dispose uf the machine and the
pnllro are now In n quandry as TO
| what tn 90 with a. u win be brought
as thls city within day or two II
/ not sold in Washington and then prob
atly turned over to Casulty company
with witch the icHsup a Moore CO,
wac insured against robbery. They
nruhatlN viii sell u io recover all they
can of the stolen cash.
peieetlVc kompsk also WAS unable
/ ~ secure the clothing. travelling hags
ana other enccts which the two fugi-
Nyns ipft in their rooms Tn the New
/ Commercial Hotel in Washington,
where they had been guests for a few
"
lns ihusn ARTICLES aa security for the
/ uafmvnt uf the four days room rent
lheY claim ~ due from Wolfe and
/ mckinney fur the rooms they used
Tho question of payment Of the re-
ward offered fof the arrest q the
bandits. has NOT bocn settled. This
Was offered hN the casualty company
and ihry VIII have tn determine az to
IuHl huW % shall boz distributed. There
were $500 in cash offered and Ia addi.
iiUn ntn pee cent W the money reCov-
pfpd while the arrest was made IN
nllhmnnd and more than $4,000 re-
ItONprpa there the local police recover
"a mnre than g. 1000 here. 40 that Il Is
|uN tht3 ave cnttld 60 at least s25C
Hf ihp reward money and probably
Wil pui ln a rlaim Cor this amount.
Nuiit iuirndunt of Police Black. Cap
tain ~ pptpctivos Robert J. Bensor
ana representatives az tho casuait,
company which insured the nclawar,
rulp Mills aEalnst robbery loss. vii
hold conference in tho ofilco % At
turntt .urnerai Townsend this after
nUon 90 hfrnnge Cor the details of IN
settlement,
The gxact amount ~ money recover
"a pa the police. according 20 super
lnirHhrni Black b. ta.GCaei. Tn,
hui0mUh'le. which was purchased b,
ihp two youthful bandits. is stan IN IN,
b secession 20 the authorities. An cf
i01 ls helms made o. dispose ~ IN,
hrhinr ior ttQo the actual cost.