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eurTh for An extended visit with his
parents here.
Mrs. D. H,nlsy and daughter Mrs
Sprey Sturm. and children ar" spending
a few weeks at Berkeley Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Main and dauGh
ter. Of Hundred are guests ri MrS'
Mains brother. Branson Morris here.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Norman Davis have
returned homo from ten day visit At
Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. L. {. Fureee Is visiting her
daughters In Pittsburgh and New
Castle.
Mrs II. P Quinn OF Shreveport. La.
In visiting her isster. Mrs.. \. L. far-
IRISH. and family on Clarkshurg street
Miss Marian Smith Of Washington. u.
G. Is Visiting al tho home OF MI and
Mrs z. O. Murray.
Miss Nell Lyons Of Elklns is tho
sves, Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Burt
Mrs W. e. Dennis OF Fairmont spent
the week end with relatives here
Mr.. HIt,l IS connected with the New
York foreign exchange. and spent a re"
DAYS hero with his cousins. Mrs. John
Mad! and Miss H!tu.
Miss Marjorie Dcremus has returned
20 her ho,re In New York after an OK
tended visit with MISS Mabel Calvert
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harrington Of
Falrmont visited friends here Hester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. A,ha Of Column
bus Ohio. are visiting at their homes
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Syhrrt and fam
lily visited friends In t'a!rview ycstcr'
day.
Mr.. S. S Sturm Is or a business trip
70 I.nchourg. Va. and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l. Hedges and dauSh-
ter Helenmar and MIR and Mrs. Halls
lip Freeze OF clarksburE motored hero
yesterday and arc the guests Of MI
and Mrs. n. G. Toller on Beatty avenue
DR. and Mrs. Clifford Metz OF Fair
mont are visiting the formers parents
here.
Mrs o. J. Williams Of Mayheld, y.
Y. Is visiting at tho home OF her
brother. Fl. A. sybert. and family in
Pyles Fork avenue. She was accom-
panied to Warrington BY her niece. Miss
Helen Syhcrt OF this city. who has
been visiting her for several weeks.
Mrs W. f. Andrews. who has boon
tho guest OF her daughter. Mrs. o. H.
Stout. in Clarksburs. will return TO her
homo today.
Mrs. Bessie r. ShIrmsn and little
daughter. Edith. have returned to their
homo in Columbus Ohio. after a week
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Corman
and family hero.
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Irallas. Both cars were badly wrecked
ana Miss Phillips received an ugly
flesh wound anu Miss McNico1s had
her collar bono broken.
on Monday morning = St ClairsNllle
teacher. who was on mis- way on mo-
torcycle. 10 attend tho teachers insu-
luie here collided with the Ice truck on
Main street. driven by Mr.. Clarence
: kennon OF this place. resulting IN tho
1tsurned Missionary.
Rev. J. Z. Moore Of Korea. who Is Wis.
lung his sister. Mrs. W. R Butcher or
81. Clairsvillc. gave tho add ress at the
thank offering service at tho b.
church. Sunday evening
Kov Moore IS a native of Belmont
county. has been lahorin8 among those
Oriental people for tho past Is years.
Korea is known as the key to open tho
door TO Oriental work. The text l Am
the Way" Tho SUPREME passion OF tho
human soul 10 TO get 10 God and our
duty is TO keep tho road open and has
ten tho Kingdom OF God In that section.
He stated that three-tourths OF tho
schools OF his district are self-sup-
porting 4 fair-sized Appreciative aud
isnce was IN attendance. The offering
amounted to nearly sixty dollars.
complete demolishinS OF the motorcycle
and considerable damage TO tbs truck.
Neither party was much hurt but the
teachers clothing was very much dam
aged,
Mra VIM. Perkins and sister. Miss
Blanche. attended lawn social It tho
homo Of Miss Mildred Shry Of near Bel
mont on Saturday evening.
Jonas Jarrett. wife and son OF In
diana. are on an extended visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Vanbibber returned TO her homo
a, HUNTINGTON, W. Va. saturday after
spending the past two weeks with her
mother. Mrs Halliday at the PARK.
Niss Marie Bauerie spent the week
enc with ner brother. Mr.. Cecil RauerIe
ana wife OF TT. Pleasant. W. Va.
Miss Mabel Harper and Miss Martha
Klieves OF Wheeling spent a few days
recently with Mrs. Klieres here at Ep-
worth Tark.
nouncc the arrival OF new daughter
AT his home 'oa Route J.
Miss Ann Coil OF Wheeling Is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Geo. hauerIe
at her cottage here.
MIR and Mrs. Craielow OF Rrllalre
spent Thursday at Epworth Park.
Mrs. Minerva Groves and sc~ law
renee are visiting relatives and friends
at Glencoe.
Mrs. Roy Rigs OF Indiana. Is spend
ing some time with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Wilson OF Maple avenue.
Pittsburgh the first OF tho week after
spending i've weeks here at Epworth
Park. She Expresses herself as being
VOL pleased with our beautiful! park.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Lucas had for
their guests on Saturday Mr.. Ahner
OF centerville. and Mrs, Renj: Daniels
| and husband Of Kansas City. They will
| return 70 their home soon.
Don't forget tho Lucas reunion "a
! he held At Epworth Park. saturdA". Az
| gust ~.
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at the t. T.. Hammerle home on Satpr'
dty evening.
Mrs Harry Hrock OF Barnesville IL
visiting Mrs. T.. ]. Btglcy and other
friends.
Miss Sedora Wilkinson spent the past
week with her friend. Mrs. Samuel Ack>
':rman OF Somerton. Mrs. Alderman
wae formerly Miss so:.htnc HnEan. a
local resident.
VIM. Shriver was recent VISITOR
with friends NJ Bethesda.
home after severn! days stay with
her aunt Miss Margaret Roscoe "t
belmont. who has heer. quite H..
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Benley OF Somcr-
ton were Weekend guests Of their
grandfather. Il. ". Lopez and wife.
Miss Matte Crab Of Jewett has re-
turned home after an extended stay
with her sister. Mrs. A. G.. Hawthorne:
Sho was accompanied homo by Mr.. nnd
Mrs. Hawthorne.
Mrs Edwin Hlnch Of Warnock visited
her sister. Mrs. Robert De LonG and
attended the convention on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent ~ Morris'own
and daughter. Mrs. Charles Hammcr!e
OF this place attended the homecoming
at Eat RiChland church IN Saturday.
\ good crowd was In attendance and a
most enjoyable day spent hy everyone
present
Mrs Carl Gimp Of ST ClrirsvIlls wa.
a recent guest with Edward Refine and
wife
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BETHESDA

Tho local union held their monthly
meeting At the home OF their president.
Mrs. Nina Glasgow. on Friday evening.
MrB. Anna E. Albert and Mrs. Rebe<ea
Ewers. were elected delegates 10 tho
county convention to re held at Martins
elected for the ensuing year. Mis-. ].
". Perkins. president; Mrs ENNIS Lu-
cas-. recording secretary: Mrs Glasgow
corresponding secretary; Zelda l.. Per-
kins treasurer.
Tho Young woman's Foreign MIS-
sionary society held their thank offer
Ing service at tho home Of Misses Co.
rena and Mildred Marls 81 Maple avenue
on Tuesday evening. A pleasing feat
ure OF the evening was tho covered dish
social At $50. which was followed by a
splendid program. Worthy Of special
mention was tha address given by Miss
Dorothy Duncan Of Cambridge. who Is
prepared now % enter the foreign fcld.
she has bean spending some time At Ep-
worth park. Tho collection amounted
to $3.50.
Auto Accidents.
g. 4 serious accident was narrowly
esca rcd at the corner Of Maple avenue
on Sunday afternoon. when an automo-
bile and a buggy colllded. The driver
had nj. machine under such control ne
was able TO come to a sudden stop. The
buggy Was somewhat broken but no one
injured.
town. and friend. Miss Gonevievs Nc
NIcols Of this place. both high school
girls. were out driving on Sunday eve
ming. ard was returning Jus, rs th- ser
vice. wers over at tha NJ r. church.
The driver. Miss Phillips. In Aome IN
accountable wav dashed Into tbs car
~ M n. l.. Dallas. who With his son
Kenneth. was IN the car waiting for Ma
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Missionary work in the Northeast ono
conference. will give An address In the
NJ. r. church on the evening or Sa'hr-
day. August 81. \ silver offering Mi!
sion fee. The meeting Will be held
under tho auspices or tn" X. H. band
and tho funds will ba applied. as on
former occasions, to French wa" or
rhanaGc.
The Wilson Reunion
The annual reunion of IN" descend
ants and connections OF \. K. Wilson,
lately deceased. will lc mold At Ep"orih
ozark Bethesda. on Monday, Labor Day.
September S. All connections and
friends OF tho family are solicited to
attend and enjoy the day together.
profitable Meeting.
The Richland township Sunday school
convention held In the NJ. 4. church IN
tho afternoon and evening OF Sunday,
August Il. proved to he ono Of tho most
. session was rife with helpful and IN.
Structire numbers and the solos and
songs wero Of high order. Much that
was inspiring to The young was hrouEht
out nj he Boys and Girls ron%r"sS. I'M
mcdiateiy following tn" afternoon serv-
Ice.
The church was beautifully decorated
ard the ladies' outdid their former gen
erous hospitality in the splendid lunch
served at the church 70 visiting dele
gates End others
Young preacher Hero.
The Rev. nelhert Davis Of MI, OIL
vet will occupy the pulpit In the NJ. r.
church on next Sunday evening.
Briefs.
Miss Margaret Danford OF Newark.
O.. has been the guest o. her grand
father. 4. e. nanford and aunts. Mrs.
Mercy Smith and Mrs Mira m Wilkin-
son.
Mr. and Ms James Perry 90 PITS
hurgh. spent tho week-ond with their
aunt and uncle Edward Refine and
wife.
Mr.. AIer Danford. lately visited with
PeIlaIro f-in,ds.
Mr. ?rd us r1rlyl" I ndcCranh Of
Shadyside. Mrs. John McMill!n and SON
James - t"c:"i1nd. and NJ and Mrs.
T. T.. roudr- or hammock were callers
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sons clarence and Lewis were callers
in town one day last week.
Mrs. Charles MIlhoan and Mrs. Anna
Travis and sons Lloyd and Lester were
visitors at Rarnesville last Tuesday.
Thomas Patterson was visitor In
town Friday.
Emmett letters and son Rewel were
business callers In town Friday.
Mabel Wilcox spent Thursday at the
home 81 h"r sister. Mrs. Myrtle Kemp.
Miss chloe Kemp spent Friday at the
home OF her brother. Peter Kemp.
Delhcrt Hatcher called at p. r. JET
fers Friday evening.
Several In this vicinity will attend
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Warrington
Hoy scouts Arrive xoms.

The Warrington Boy Scouts Of Troop
No. 2. who Nave been on their annual
comp!nE trip 10 White Day. a farm
owned by Lev! p. Harr OF Fatrmont on
tho Fatrmont- road. re-
turned 20 their homes In this city yes
terday. The return trip was made In
ono OF tho f. o. Murray trucks. The
members % tho troop stated that the
camp was the best the local boys ever
engaged. and they are very grateful TO
the Mannington peopie who assisted IN
making II one that vii! never be for
gotten.
Entertained
Friday evening a good crowd attended
. corn and wetner roast at The Beatty
grove on Little Dents Run. The AFFAIR
was given BY the Social Wh!rl OF tho
Methodist church. and was very much
enjoyed By all who were present.
Warrington Briefs.
Hugh r, Floyd is home from Pitts
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BELMONT

Mr.. and Mrs Dee Milhoan we-.
Rarncsville visitors one day last week
Rcwsl LETTERS attended chup"h 1t
Belmont Ridge one evening last week
John Milhoan visited his parents ono
day last week
Charley Mays was a visitor at Bath
esda last Thursday
Victor Kemp and family spent Thurs
dav NJ Peter kcmp's.
Chalmcr Kemp WAS 81 caller =: Eoss
Twineman'x Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler and
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the Miners grove picnic next satASs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Hollis Moore and daugh.
ter Of Bethesda, visited At 7. J. Hatch.
ers Friday evening.
LAWS Hatcher was Z business cailR
AT Emmett Powelrs Of Capttna Friday.
scvrral from BEND Fork attended the
nicnic at Chestnut Level Saturday.
Sewel Dermott and wife were Barnse'
willie visitors Saturday evening.
Harry Mcfarland was caller n
town Saturday evening.
Mansell Powell Of Captina visited NJ
grandparents. Mr and Mrs. r. j. Hat
Choir, the latter part Of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

Ftre loss in the state during tho
month % July amounted TO StsS'leo.
according 20 a statement Issued recently
ov State Fire Marshal Z. l. Topping.
Tho loss on buildings amounted 20 Tx
lie moro than SlsS.3oo and 10 tho con
t,n,, ~ the structures nearly $4,000.
~. Argos, individual loss occurred At
NorSaD,oyn when the Star Glass COM
psny plant was destroyed At an estl-
mated loss OF S35o.ooo. F1tty-one nres
w.re reported and OF these ten were
caused b. lightning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

Ears throughout West Virginia Will
b. bigger and better than ever ana
exhibits promise 20 break all records
according 10 James H. Stewart COM
missioner - agriculture. who has re-
Gently reviewed programs OF the various
county exhibitions. The combined pre-
MUM list Of a., the fairs amount 10
$4,000. tho commissioner said. The
Department; OF Agriculture plans 20 send
q nu mher OF exhibits 70 tho fairs while
the West Virginia University at MOT
xaatCwn intends 10 exhibit Its blue
ribbon cattle. Tho initial fair OF the
,eason will begin at Ma-tin,on August
lg. and tho last will! close az Charles
ton. October IS.
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Ths State Department Of Agriculture
recently came into possession or
stuffed hog which originally weiShso
100 pounds. Tho specimen was pre-
pared by A. s. Morgan. noted West VIZ.
rinh ta1idermist. The hog was ralsea
IN jackson county. It will DO placed on
exhibition In various parts OF tho stAt~
81 was sald.
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Toledo. O.. Aug. 23.-Fourtsen hum
dred women's names have been placed
In tho Lucas county jury wheel for the
September term OF common pleas court
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Colonel jackson Arnold. superintend-
ert Of the state police. has announced
he appointment OF Mack b. LiI!E OF
Bluensld. as lieutenant OF tho state po-
lice. Lieutenant Lilly served with Com
pany L IN tho old West virginia net'"neI
guard. and on tire MEXICAN ooFuei'
SHORTY after tho declaration Of war
vim GERMANY ne was sent to tho ofn-
GERS training camp at Fort Benjamin
Harrison. where ne was commissioned
, erst lieutenant and assigned 10 the
Sa-d division. He served two years IN
France and was promoted to a capsalncy
while abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

SherIYs ~ West Virginia have been
requested 70 assist the war risk insur-
ance bureau In reaching Al former SER
vice men who are entitled TO compen-
saGon. In a letter sent out by STATE
Auditor John Z. Bond. he has urged tho
sheritts 40 supply all disabled veterans
~ n. N-or,d war with the necessary
blanks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

Bryan. o. Aug. 7S-The rfeeeutn an
nual reunion OF tho Sixth Ohio volun.
teer infantry will be held hero Ssptem-
Der 81.
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STATE HOUSE ;:
r>~>~~>>N

Charleston. W. Va. 49, - ."o
total fees and. license tar"* c"'IeSt"a
.nrourh n. othce Of the secretary OF
s,ate. Houston C. Young. during tho
month .; July. was tl2.7sS. according
TO the monthly report just issued Tho
repor: showed also that ten foreign cor
oora,iors were authorized to do bushes,
n IVES, virginia and 81 corporations
we-. permitted 20 d:ssoINe Charters
were Eran,sd TO - resident and 10 non
rasidea, com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-24

Th!r.y-sevcm men were killed In and
lbnu, mines e West Virginia during
Iu'y. according u report recently Is
sued ~ 4. J. i.a'ae!e. CHIEF o. tho
s,Ste department 81 mines. mcdowell
eoua,y lei ne Est Of fatalities with
~. Logan was second with six: Faystte
A,d Four; Raleigh and Boone. three
.arh Ohio and Wyoming. two each:
Brooke. Kanawha Marion. Mercer.
MinSo. one each.
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Oak Hareor. O.. Aug. 33.-Ths League
OF Ottawa County Sportsman 10 con-
ducting 4 membership campaign In an
effort TO have game warden appoint.
cd for Ottawa county.
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OHIO NEWS

rolumbuA O., Aug. 23.-Coluneus
may have a fully equipped aero squad
ron n the Ohio National Guard
Tho 1l2th aero squadron hos oeep
..,irn.d to tho Guard. and plAns for
recruiting It TO full strength are osinS
made. Many members OF tho Columbus
Aera club arc tentative members or the
squadron
Officers Of the squadron tentatively
have seen named a. follows:
John r. Davis. major In command
Frank B. Corbln, captain. operations Of
ncsr; Ralph Canny. nrst lieutenant. i'd
jutant: william F. centner. hrst night
commander: Harold D. Sites. second
dixht commander. ana Clarence p. VIII
COX, engineering offleer. DdSaf :.
Wolfe has been rendered command Of
cemmun !cationS william Mumn. Jf.
Is 20 be supply oniesr.
Wooster. o., Aug. 23.-Gustav Bob
stedt of tho Cniversity OF wisconsin
has been appointed chief Of the depart
men, Of animal husbandry At the Ohio
experiment station here. Il 10 announced.
He will have charge Of the expert
mental work IN beef cattle and horseA
and also supervision OF tho swine poul-
try and nutrition experiments.
Lexington, Ky, Aug. 33.-Benjarnin
II. Ceilings Of Hamilton, Ohio. has been
named Ohio chairman to organize
alumni! Of tho University OF Kentucky
in a nation Wide movement It Is an
nounced bora
Toledo. o.. Aug. IA national
poultry fanciers' exhibition. designed
solely for fanciers. will Do hold In con-
asction with tho Northwestern Ohio
fair here this fall
THIN. O.. Aug. 35.-Ths Logan Natu-
raj Gas company has spent $4,000 In
this section recently for repairs to i'm
portant mains. according to m an
aouncsment from tho company.
Sueyrus. O.. Aug. 33.-rhe Crawford
county fair board has appointed Judge
Amos Keller and DR.. O. ". Grant a. .
committee 10 work up interest in horse
shoe pitching contests NJ the county
fair this fall
Oak Hlreor, O.. Aug. 33.-fhs League
OF Ottawa County Sportsman 10 con-
ducting a membership campaign In an
effort TO have a game warden appoint.
cd for Ottawa county.
Bryan. o. Aug. 3S-The fifeeentn an
nual reunion OF tho Sixth Ohio volun.
teer infantry will be hold here Ssptem-
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SueyruS o.. Aug. 33.-rhe Crawford
county fair board has appointed Judge
Amos Keller and DR.. O. ". Grant a. .
committee to work up interest in horse
shoe pitching contests NJ the county
fair this fall.
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THIN. O.. Aug. 33.-Ths Logan Natu-
raj Gas company has spent &zbo.ooo In
this section recently for repairs to I'm
portant mains. according to m an
nouncsment from tho company.
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Toledo, o.. Aug. "a national
poultry fanciers' exhibition. designed
solely for fanclers. will be held In con-
nsction with tho Northwestern Ohio
fair hsrs this fall
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Lexington. KY Aug. 23.-Benjanin
H Ceilings Of Hamilton, Ohio, has been
named Ohio chairman to organize
alumni! OF tho University OF Kentucky
in a nationwide movement It Is an
nounced hera
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921

the manager Of the Dreadnaughts
has secured players Of statewide
fame and has even reached out be
yond It's borders for shortstop that
can play tall comparable 10. local
boys pl1ying III other positions.
With masters vi the game OIL each
ri the n,ne stations Cf the field the
Dreadnaughts arc all ready ana
waiting for all. teams who chance 1t
with them and if Coaches Blenner
and HAYDEN are authorities of the
national rastime. the locals are just
On that .'macadam boulevard" for
the amateur championship OF The
middle Atlantic states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

tie Sandy Spring Bank, was shot
and killed, and d;rring which some.
thing over 100000 in cash and Sc
:urities was taken. 80 ,s 4. -
Kelly said, after Judge Urner an,
nounced the verdict: 81 must say all
that testimony That was given
against me is a case Of mistaken
identity, and if l was. to stand be-
fcre my Maker, if He took ME in His
presence right now, ! would say the
same thing, that | know no more
nhout that robbery than your honors.
barred my pastzl 10 prove. myself IN
every way | could.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

= Everything was all against me.
i didn't have the resources the stats
did. l didn't have, anything. in my
favor al. all; Z was branded fro}n tf,'
start. And I rereat again that I
i:cver committed that crime, and l
would, say the same, thing no" if |
vas going; to my DEATH
The parting of Kelly and his wife
was pathetic She rushed into the
courtroom after the court adjourned
and entwined her arms around har
husbands neck, crying bitterly. She
g, CIV hySterical.;@
When one, OF tia officers attempt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

baseball and have been to the Jersey
shore have seen these lads perform,
The team consists Of the best play,
ers Of the state and has been sue
csssful in games with the best teams
il. the northern middle Atlantic
states. Manager Higbee of the Key
5. ones will have his lineup here De
fore Saturday and same will be an
rounced later.
Since the "Ds' performed last
time valuable finds in material have
been made and a team that's credit
able to any community will be on
nand. Inspired by loyal patronage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05
KELLY SENTENCED TO LIFE
TERM FOR SANDY SPRING CASE

Frederick, Nd, May 5.-The final
chapter of, the Sandy Spring, Md
fank robbery and murder case closed
today, when John Kelly, alias Frank
Wilson CT Philadelphia, was found
guilty by the judges Of the Frederick
County Circuit Court and sentenced
tc life imprisonment in the Mary
lend penitentiary
Kelly is the third to be sentenced
for life for completely in the famous
Montgomery County crime, in which
Francis NJ. Hallowell, q director Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05

eeato separate ttiesil, Judge Urner
FfsSsid, Don't pull her away: give
them gil the lime they yanSS.'
G. $. Patterson o. p6iladelph a,
!onc Of the attorneys for Kelly, an
iiautpeed this Afternoon that he would
inter IN appeal from the decision of
TIE local. CONT Kelly was taken to
the Maryland penilent;ary tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-05-05
925PM!5
gKS ss
THE WEEK END GAMES

Saturday, $3.50 pm, Baggott's
Field, upper King street, the Dread
naughts take a Try at Battery f.,
10th Field Artillery, from Fort Mysr,
Va. This team is playing good ball
in and around Washington, and pros,
poets Of an interesting game arr
good.
Sunday, LAS PM, same grounds,
tie Dreadnaughts vii! have as their
opponents the keystone Athletic
Club of Atlantic City, n. }.
The keystone nine has an envable
record, only one defeat being regis
tered against it in ffty-two games
last season. They are the pride Of
the famous resort and all who love