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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-01
MORO PLOT AGAINST
AMERICAN RULE IN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

NauiIa. J.. T.. Nov. 3O.-Haul!ng down
the American fIag. hosting the Turkish
flag in its place and driving out all
Americans n Christian Filipinos were
PARTS Of an alleged plot by certain
Moro datus IN Lanao province. ls!ano
o! M~!adanao. according to a m
cation received to-day by the director OF
r~on-Chr!st!an tribes, whose hesdQuar-
trrs Is IN Manila.
Alaoya AluntO. who signs himself
sutton OF Ramain.' makes the charge
and the communication Is signed by
Twenty-Five other s%ultans, al datus. ten
rajnhs. one hadiI and more than three
score other MnroS. who are followers
OF Mahammedun.Sm.
We Moros are trying 20 do all we can
IN learning from our christian Filipino
hrnthcr%. except the eating Of pigs.
which il forbidden H. our religion. fol
We know now that they are far better
than We are" writes the Sultan OF lsa.
main. The agreement ~ Datu Anal
Manabiland with patu Amih Binaning
to do fuulishucsS ,%uScl the death Of
the latter. We. the young datuS OF
l.auao. will be very glad II all those old
dalus are Killed ~ they are hindering
the progress "f our province az we'll az
tn" whole Philippines. The aim OF their
agreement wns not only to drive out the
christian lflipinos but also the Ameri-
cans. because they want the Turkish
flag 10 he raised over I-anao and the
Turks Io take the place Of Americans
and christian F%ilipinos."
The sultan sing tho young datus de-
side the compulsory" attendance Of pub
lie schools should he enforced In Lanao
province. Notwithstanding the oppos!-
lion Of the old Hatus who fear that tho
public school teaching Will ALLEVIATE their
gui> from the Mohammcdan faith.
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DR.. pr1nkard TsgdhsB-

DR.. ". L Drinkard. who was SURF
moneu ay the defense. testified yester-
day afternoon that Mrs. COnkle was
Ia boring under an obsession and con-
trolled BY an impulse which she could
not resist when she shot and killed Mrs.
Pearl Williams.
A long legal battle ollowed the doc
tors statement Of a definition OF an OBJ
session. which he described as an abb
norma. morbid condition OF the mind
a fixed idea which the patient possesses.
which tends to control the actions OF
the Individual against the will. without
any involvement OF reason. II ia an
impulse. he said. which comes to q
patient against the will. and although
the thing Is wrong. they can't help
themselves. The idea simply gets hold
OF them. he said. and controls their &C
tons despite the will.
The state raised tire objection on that
inasmuch as DR.. Drinkard's definition
OF an obsession Included the words they
realize the thing Is wrong the state or
mind he described Is no justification
for EomIcidr in this stnte and that MS
Testimony should be excluded. The
famous Harrison case was cited rs au>
thority, in which the state supreme
court held that temporary INSANITY
which did not go 20 the lengths OF de-
Driving the defendant OF n realization or
the deed was not a sufficient defense.
The our held, however. that the evil
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rate in 1870 to the remarkably low
level of ia per 100000. The enor-
nous saving Of life reflected by these
Gguycs clearly Indicates the success
Of the work Of the National Tuoer-
cuIos!s assnriatIon and It's affiliated
organizations.
As honorary vice president OF the
association. will he glad TO nave you
roHlry 10 Ill who are Interested III
the prevention ~ tuberculosis my
earnest hope that tho coming tour-
zenith annual christmas scal safe
may he completely successful. IN ORDER
that your splendid work may be FUR
Their developed. | trust hat there
NAV he a generous response TO your
appeal. Very sincerely,
,SiEnedl
WARREN C HARDING.
II Is announced at the state mead
of the West Virginia Iuper'
GHOSTS association that neary every
county in the state Is organized ano
that the seal sale was started OF
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Morning Session.

Mrs. Williams resumed the ordeal Of
cross examination Yesterday morning.
The court room was crowded n be-
fore the court officials arrived.
why did o shoot Mrs. Williams
was the first question. .
The cumposurc hrok" Immediately.
Sue started hGavcly. saying Il cloud huns
over her. I thought Of all my troubles
| wasn't conscious at the time"
"DId you shoot her because she was
intimate with Mr.. Conklc""
The defense objected. but the court
ruled II could 20 IN.
Il am unconscious or killing the wo-
man. Mr.. B~aChmann." she S"hbed. Il
am unconscious Of killing IN" woman
I told YOU half a dozen times n cloud
hung over me. Something drew me on
and I could not help tt
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Improved After Operation.

After each of these operations. pr.
Drinkard said. Mrs. Conkle showed
marked improve mentS. From time I"
time. Ito said. she was TROUBLED with
slee2lessness. and he gave her a prcpa-
ration for that.
The state objected 30 n effort -
show. through pr. prinkard, the mental
condition Of Mrs. Coukle on the morn
Inc OF the shooting. States attorneys
Insisted tina Or. prihkard has not quail
iaed as IN expert. and that inasmuch as
he had not examined Mrs. Conklr for n
time prior TO the killing. and not again
until some time a~ft"rvard. hr could only
testify as an expert 10 what her prob
able condition was at the time of the
killing.
Judge Robinson ruled. however, that
the doctors testimony could remain in.
bu, instructed the jury that it was only
for the purpose Of showing III" mental
condition yf the pali Mt al the time OF
the shooting.
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West Virginia Well Organized
For the Seal Sale Which
Began November 3 E.
fort TO Raise $4,000 in
the State.

Charleston. W. Va. Nor. "0.-Th"
Wost Virginia tuberculosis association
has been informed hy t." National Tu-
h~crculosjs association that nr. charles
j. liatirld. IN" managing director. has
received a Latter from President Hair
ding Eiv!ng his hearty endorsement L"
the n~atiun-w. de Christmas senl sale
through which money is raised every
year TO finance IN" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
work in the United states. President
I!arding'S letter follows:
My Dear MIR. Hatfield l am Cad to
note the splendid success of the
campaign against tnh"r'ul"Sis. as
shown by the decline Of the death
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Important Question

Prosecutor BaChmann then asked Mr..
S"hrader:
Q. la l ask Mrs. Conk}e X her hus-
band had ever Omitted to her about
his relations With Mrs. Williams and
she replied that he" husband always
shielded Mrs. Wi',iamS'
A. Yes. SIR.
.. Did no. ask her a question AMI
slH answe~"t. that her husband showed
hs~ his IT V. D's' and said he tore
them IN tho toi.st"
a. Yes. sir.
Q. Did she not reply TO me. in 4
question asked her. that when he asked
her II abe was unHeil 100. that she said.
You must have come from n party that
was In the some condition that l am"
y. Yes. sir.
Mr.. SchraGe- then stated. in reply 70
questions hy Pro-ccutnr Ba0hmann. hat
Mrs. Conkls said she was worrying
,phout Mrs. Williams the wight before
she went To bod: that she had no
dream but awoEa about : O'Clo'k. NJ.
Schreder said. when ASKED thNt he
thought Mrs. Confle WIS all right when
hts conversation took place shortly
after the shooting and that her MEM
orv seemed clear.
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Questioned by o y

Attorney Royce then asked Mr.. Schra-
der - ne recalled the instance OF when
he came 10 the, door ana asked pern!H-
sion. after stating that he represented
Mrs. Conk'n. and that Prosecutor Bach
wann would no, allow him IN the room.
Mr.. Schrader replied that he did re.
member.
Prosecutor Bachmana then stated that
this was not the first time; that lie
would allow any person TO inter
rere with the prosecuting attorneys in
vest!ga tons and that NJ. Boy'e should
not take exceptions to thR;. Mr.. Bach
mann then asked Mr.. SChrad-r If t was
not a fact that when Mr.. Eo"rc arrived.
thai Mrs. Conkle had already tod h"r
story % tho facts leading ~ All IT,
actual shooting: told OF the Pittsburgh
tip ana Of TIC California trip and that
'hc only questions asked following the
a~r"!va, Of NJ. Eoyre ard Inc "e'us1l to
allow him IN was only about ,hr truth
u her story anil Il she Sett aS though
she was treated IN the proper manner
anil tina TIE story toll wss told with
ou' rrom!ses on his nHrt. NJ. Schrader
replied. That was all"
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BIG n

Murphysboro. Ills. Nov. 30.-The Big
Muddy river overflowed Its banks TO
day and flooded Mine Number 9. OF tn
Consolidated Coal company. valned a
81. 600. 900. Two 4 adjoining mines wer
closed today because OF the backwa;erS.
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Memory Fails Her.

How long had Perry gone when you
left the house"
Il don't remember
Mrs. Conkl" insisted she didn't re-
member what she told Mr.. RaChman on
the mOrniuc OF the tragedy. and 10 re-
pcatcd questions IS 10 her statement 10
MIN. sid:
IL don't r~eU!"mher.'
Mrs. Comkle sat with her head bowed
and supported with one hand. She
;rrmbl"d Vi"Icutly and SoHbed Into her
handkerchief over and over. she an
swercd In a scarcely audihlc voice. to
questions 10y the prosecutor, Il don't
remember"
Size said she didn't know how Mt.
Bachmann would have III" information
he asked about unless she had told him.
Mrs. Conkle had previously testified
that she shot twice. but when asked
a-ain aS to whether she did or did not
shoot twice. said she lidn't remember.
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Attempted suicide.

Dr. Dr'nkard. responding 10 questions
by Attorney IS. .. Eoy'e. c"unsr' Tor
the defense. went back over the history
OF Mrs. Cuukle's ailments. as lie mas
known them since 1916. She was Always
very retlceut. lie said and did not tc'l
OF her domcStic troubles. bat had told
hin that some ro3r or five years pre-
v!ous 10 his r!rsi treatment u: nor.
she had been il a sani'ar!um In NaHh-
inG;0n, and had attempted suicide PRIOR
to that time,
Mrs. Couklc. Il" said. was hyS'erIra,
when she first came to him. lie no.
ticed. he said. That she Goi along wen
I'm giving 4 history or her ailments nm
~ pressed with questions with whirh
he toncd TO more definitely establish
,aa condition. but TIM unde" GurS'''$.
ing she became indefinite. II" treated
her always. We said. as q n"urnsthcni!
Dr. Drinkard told OF various opera
tiouy he performed for Mrs. '"nkl",
from 1916 ~ 1870. including removal or
the appendix. an operation 1" NE Kid
nCys. removal Of tonsils and r"moNal q:
the entire gall bladder.
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saw her coming towards the kitchen
door and that Mrs. Williams walked 10
the door and pulled the door open Tor
Ier 10 enterS
A. Yes. sir. 49,,
.. And did she not SOY that "a" n's'
thing that was said. was when MrI'
Williams opened the door she S"'u'
Hello. Louise"
A. Yes. sir. 49,,
O Mrs ronk,a then 81 Il She told
Mrs. Villa ms that she hHd pru"en up
her home and that Sh" would never
have a chance To- do II again and that
she then $40; her:
A.. Yes. sir.
O, Was ,nere ,ncn asked What she
did nsv:. and that she said Mrs WILL
l,aus had no chance TO say anything.
and that she, after shooting twics. went
TO the home OF Mrs. Havercamp"
\. Yes. SIR.
O. Wncn ASKED (: she shot once or
,w;,e. lid she not say that she shot
twice bat vas not sure whether Mrs.
WilIlnmG fell after the first or second
sho:. bat that she knowel she fell"
4. Yes. sir.
.. Did she not then say she laid the
gun on the sink and went TO the Haver-
camp home"
A. Yes. sir.
Prosecutor Bachmann then asked a
number OF other questions and asked
Mr.. Schrader to say whether his state
were not in the record as being
said by Mrs. coukle. The record showed
that Mrs. CouKlc told a. that time that
she entered the HaVercamp home
tina; Mrs. IIavercamp asked who she
was and that she told her name: that
she told Mrs. UaVerCamp what she had
done and asked what TO do: that Aey
tried 20 locate DrS. Niewag. Caldwell
and Stats. but could not find any Ok
them: tia Mrs. liavercamp asked her
why she done this 20 a person TO whom
she MRS. Havercamp) had always
unlerSto ID 10 have been her best friend;
that she Mrs. 'onkle) replied that sire
thought an awful lot Of her up
until recently: that = was finally de-
CIdei 70 call tho police.
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No Verdict In Conkle Murder Case
When Court Is Recessed at | A. M.

dorrr might remain in FOR what II IL
worth"
pr. Drinkard. asound wh"te test,
mcny the defense Is practically bull.
described Mrs. Coul,lo as u ncuraS'h"hi :
lie said she was suffering from ncrrA!-
theaia when he tirs, met her some five
or six Years ago. and was StIll sudr'-
INK from It. Once q reurasihen!c.' rs
said. always Il n~curasihcnlr." TINS
weakened condition OF nervous debilii!
he sad. usually comes from prolonged
mental strain and weRkeIcd phys!'il
condition.
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Conkls Recalled.

Perry CouNlc was recalled /" the
stand when liaverramp had been *
Cused. but was not on hand. II MAS
sent for. q,
Tending his arrival the state moved
to exclude all evidence tending /" snow
the relations between Mrs. Williams ana
Perry tUnklC.
Assistant Prosecutor Wood. N sup
port of the motion. said that ihc de-
f"nsn had failed to show any knowledge
on the part of Mrs. Conklc OF these re
latiunS. prior to the time "f th" shoot
ing. Tho only Iidcnrr. he said. was
MIR. Conkle's statement mat hc had ad-
m!tted to her. AT the time She went Z"
Chicago. that he had made the iltiS-
burgh trip and had relations with Mrs.
Williams at other times.
Mr. Boycr said that Il was Il new
proposition Of law to him THAI Mrs.
Conklc would have 10 have specific
knowledge Of each individual act. par
ticularly when r"nkle himself did not
know. He insisted thai # Was enough
for her 10 know that adultery had been
committed.
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New York's assessed real estate VAL
uation IL about ten billion.
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The japanese population OF California
numbers about $1,000.
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Doctors Accompany Hcr.

rest" This was agreed to and she was
ed from the room.
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prs. R. l.. Drinkard aud J. r. 'Cald-
well came into court with Mrs. Con
kle when she resumcd the stand. She
wore a cape thrown over her shoulders.
In a scarcely audible voice she repeated
over and over. that she did not r"men-
Der. when questioned As TO her state
ment.
Mr.. Bachman concluded his case with
asking the final question In her origin
al statement. a. to whether 1t was the
truth. She didn't remember. but Old
remember the visit DR.. Caldwell. MI.
Eoycc and Mr.. Bachmann paid her In
the iall. She said the story she Old
them ut that lime was true.
On redirect examination Sc was
asked corrcrninE a conference with MI.
Boyce. Mr. Eachmanu and the ply 81
clans and herself In the jail and the
story she told them. she said she did.
WIN. II. IIavcrramp WAS called I'M
mediutcly after Mrs. Conklc was cN-
cuscd. lie testified he VAS the son Of
Mrs. Henry iIavcrcamp and resided at
2l3n Chaplinc street. He said he knew
Perry Conkle. The state Objected 10
his telling whether or no; n" ever saw
Perry Conkle in the Williams home
Mr.. Bachman insisted Mat the only
purpose ror which icH'Eruus rc!a
tons between Conklc and Mrs. WILL
liamS could he admitted us testimony
would he to show the s.ate ~ mind
IN which the Defendant was a. the time
OF the killing. He said there was ~
evidence to show Mrs. Iunkic knew
Gonklc had been In the Williams Eom
prior to tho date Of IN" shooting.
Mr.. Boy GO said it made n" difference
where tn" act occurred. Tic said ne In
tended /" prove H.. the Witness tina; lie
had seen Perry tunkir in the Williams
home one Mieht.
The court sustained the objection and
instructed the jury 10 disregard the
statement lay Mr.. Boycc Of what he IN
tended proving by the witness.
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Boys Prosecutor to Stop.

She sobhed aloud at this point. MIR.
Rarhmanu. I'm willing to take what
ever punishment the jury sees fit 10 give
me-. but please don't question IN" amy
more.
Il cant do II Ny. RaChmanu. cart
do 1t. l can stand so much, but l cant
stand any more. /: cam. ,an'L. 1
am not a big. STRONG ahl"-bodied man
like YOU, / am willing L" take what
ever the jury wants to give me, whether
they want to hang me or send me TO the
pen!tentiary for lie. My lie will he
unhappy for the rest OF my days, any
now.
She seemed refreshed by this out
burst. and said she was ready TO 20 on
and answer amy question he wanted TO
ask her.
Mr.. Bachmann read again from her
statement to him. and. as before. Mrs.
Conkle said she did not remember.
In the statement she made 10 Mr..
RGchmann the morning Of the shooting.
Mrs. COnklc told In complete and mi
mute detail the happenings 81 that morn
ing. The state insists that at that ttmo,
less than two hours after the ira gcdy.
Mrs. Conklc was in perfect control Of
her faculties and entirely sane.
At one point Mr.. Barhmnnn again
tried to secure from the Witness n state
mcnt Of whether or not she killed Mrs.
Williams because she was intimate with
her husband. She insisted again that
she wasn't conscious OF having killed
her.
"Did you know it was wrong TO kill
Mrs. Williams?"
Mr.. Bachmann. as | said. ! did not
realize. If | took this woman's life. I
was unconscious Of 1t. ! was Just as
H. 80. 90 sl- 49,
and affection which was taken from me.
the home that had been uined my life
destroyed. As / said. 4 cloud came" ON
me. and ! was unconscious OF What I
did"
Becomes Hystsrioal Again.
She became hysterical again. Mr..
Rachmann." she said. Il have told you
all | know. I can't tell YOU any more"
She admitted she remembered going
10 bed the night before the ira Eedy and
OF rising in the morning. She remem-
bered getting breakfast for her husband
and OF hts leaving for work. She said
she d!ln't remember anything after hr
went to work. The next thing she re-
memhered, she said. was the: she was in
the county jail.
MIR. BaChmnnu. you're trying 10 Ques-
tion me ana turn me ntOund IN so many
ways that III be beside myself. You
did the same thing with Mr.. Conkle un-
I'll the man didn't know whit he was
saying.
At this point Mr.. EaChmann told the
witness that II she would tell him what
happened that morning no would let her
20. lie insisted that sh" had told Mr..
BuyCe the story OF her life and the
ira Y without loss of memory. and all
he wanted was for her 10 tell him.
At this point Mr.. Boyce said lac Eel,
tho anal had gone far enough. This
woman Is in y terrible state OF mind"
he said, and / suggest she be given n
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Defendant Told Two stories

The states rebuttal evidence. intro
duced in the trial % Mrs. Louise conN,e.
on trial In criminal court charged with
the murder Of Mrs. Pearl Williams.
showed tina the defendant told two d!r-
.rerent stories OF the staying OF Mrs.
Williams. Prosecuting Attorney Car!
q. Bachmann called Louis SChrad"r.
court s~tenograrher. to the witness stan !
as the last state rebuttal witness yes
tcrday afternoon. Mr.. Schrader was
asked 20 identify a transcript as that
Of Mrs. Conkle's statement taken BY him
at police headquarters TWO hours after
Mrs Conkle shot Mrs. Williams.
The calling OF Mr.. Schrader came
after Attorney 5. .. Boyce. ouuse Tor
the defense, attempted 70 show that
Mrs. Conkle never said at an. tim"
that she had studied about killing Mrs.
Williams. but that the crime was com
mittcd while she was labOriuS under
and controlled by an impulse which she
could not resist. Attorney Boyce at
tempted 20 break down the testimony
OF DR.. J. r. Caldwell, who testified that
while talking 70 the defendant at the
nail. In the presence Of Attorney Boyce.
Prosecutor Carl c.. Bachmann and
Austin v. Wood, the assistant prosecu-
tor. he learned that Mrs. Cnnkie first
thought OF shooting Mrs. Williams while
she was in Chicago. this being over a
week previous 70 the Killing. lie could
not saw positively that he asked Mrs.
Conkle this question n she said she
had thought OF such an act while In
Chicago or whether someone told him
that
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Defends Mt en- stand

Following the testimony Of Mr.. Schra-
der. Attorney BoyCe rlaCed Mrs. ConltIe.
,Er defendant. tack on the stand and
asked: I'm RESPONSE to A question
Saknd Dr. caldwell. con"ern!nE hts talk
to ynu in the ia!l. the doctor said he did
not remember whether you or someone
else sail You first thought Of killing
Mrs. Williams while in Chicago. Is
that true
"Nr. that Is NO, true" replied Mrs.
ConE!e.
Did you ever tel any person that
you Thought OF killing Mrs. Williams
prior 10 the dav nf the shooting"
mo-" rcplied the defendant,
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requiem NE DO 0tNUAUl.
PhyBician TostlheS

Or. C2ldwcll told OF having talked
with Mr.. Conkle. the defendant, at the
count jat, "a to the shooting. When
asked by Attorney Boycc ir she said
anything about making up her mind 70
shoot Mrs. Williams IN Chicago. Mr.
Caldwell said he thought she did, or
ESQ It was at n later meeting with her.
He later said thai either the defendant
answered a question OF HIS whether the
first impulse OF the killing occurred to
hsr In ChicaGo or that some ono told
him that. Attorney Bnyce triel to bring
out that Mrs. Coukle never said she had
made UP her mind 10 Kill Mrs. Williams
while In Chicago. but DIT. Caldwell
would not say whether she did or not.
Attorney Boyce AGAIN asked Or. Cald-
well II he was not mistaken about Mrs.
Conkia 81 wing she decided 10 XII! Mrs.
Williams. while at Chicago. but DR..
caldwell again remarked: II Rot The
Information IN that room whore W. were
al sitting. but cant remember at this
time who said IT,"
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Mr. Schrador TeEdhos

Mr.. Schradcr was asked by Prosecutor
Bachmanp n he took the statement OF
Mrs Conkle. In shorthand. on the morn
ing OF October 90. 1921. at rolire head
quarters about TWO hours after the
shootlnE occurred. He replied ne had
and identified the record In the hands
Of the pros ecutor. Prosecutor Bach
mann then referred 10 In" record and
questioned Mr.. Srhrad"r as follows:
o. How long after her husband left
the house did Mrs. Conkle state. at that
time. that she came down stairs?
A. About ten or fifteen minutes after
wards.
O.. Did she say that AZ that time Il
had all come back u her again after
whut happened the night before, and
that everything began to 20 around and
arouadH
A.. Yes. sir.
Q. She said she had suspicion in mind
that everything had Happened
\. Yes. sir.
q. That she thought Of the gun when
She first got mp and remarked 10 her
self that Mrs. Williams would never
break up her home again?
4. Yes. sir.
Q. She also said ;ha, she secured
the gun upstairs and went 70 Mrs.
Williams home. using the alley way?
y A. Yes. sir.
Q. Did she not answa~ when asked.
now she carried the gan over 10 ths
williams home. that she held 1t in her
fright hand and at the same time indi-
. eating how she held II?
A. Yes. sir.
Q. Did she say that Mrs. Williams