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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
NAVAL GUNNERS
IN THRILLING
AERIAL ATTACK

Los Angeles gunner Of
flcers and air squadron officers are
cooperating here in working out
naval anti-aircraft problems that
promise 10 furnish gunnery eXer-
Cises in December that will startle
the world in their thrill according
to information which as percolated
from the conference of the officers.
Six F-5L type naval seaplane, an
air squadron under command Of
Lieutenant-C Commander P. n. l..
Bellinger, recently came here from
San Diego. Captain H. V. Butler,
commando rof air squadrons, Pa
cifc fleet, also Joined the forces in
consultation.
Target hurting through the air
at so miles or more an hour, will
furnish something spectacular in
the new anti-aircraft exercises.
Whether these targets are to De
towed as kite targets by the air
planes, or whether they are to be
released by airplanes, are points
which have not been made public,
but differences are that the kite
target will be used in order to pro-
vide the moving speed.
Highly important in the ezer-
cises will be the aerial photog-
raphy, to record the results of the
anti-aircraft fire. A large force
of mechanicians, photographers,
pilots and attendants of the naval
air force has been brought here
on the temler Arostook.
Extensive rehearsals Will pre-
cede the actual firing, and officers,
it is said, expect that result from
these tactical exercises will brin .
forth information of greater value
in determining aerial offensive and
defensive possibilities than the re-
cent bombing of German warcraf-
CT Virginia Capes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
AZedo and Mere err County
MRS. RUBERT IS
DEAD AT ALED0
fSnecial to The Argns.l

Aledo, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Rachel j
hubert. aged 70 years, a pioneer
OF Mercer county. passed away at
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Willard Ruse of Aledo Sunday at
1915 p. m. Death was due to in
firmities Of age.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the. Bap-
tist church OF Aledo. Rev. F. Z.
Pelton officiated. The W. R. c. or
ganization OF Aledo was in charge
of the services at the church. In
terment was in the AleCo cemetery.
Mrs. Rubert was born in Ohio
and came to Mercer county when
small girl. She was united il
marriage to John Rubert, who
passed away Sept. 25, 1911. Last
February Mrs. Rubert underwent
an operation and since that time
has been in failing health. She is
survived by two sons and one
daughter, Chauncey of Aledo. J. B.
OF Davenport and Mrs. Willard
Ruse OF A!edo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
CALvA REVIVAL
MEET CLOSED
ON XMAS DAY
Services Were Well Attended
5000 Donated Evangelist
On Sunday.
ESPECIAL Correspondent }

GaIva, Dec. 27-The tabernacle
revival meetings which started
here Monday. Nov. IS, closed Sun
day evening. All of the Sunday
services were largely attended
The collections Sunday were for
the evangelists and amounted to
$780, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and Mr.
Taylor left for Chicago, where the
entire party will spend a week
resting and visiting before leaving
for Ulrichsville, Ohio, where they
will conduct a four weeks revival
The evangelist party made many
friends here and much good has
been accomplished by the meet
ings. The tabernacle will be torn
down in a few days and the lumber
will be taken away by those who
bought it several weeks ago. The
citizens of Galva met the expenses
of the campaign.
BENEFIT Athletic Show.
An athletic show will be held at
the Galva stock pavilion Friday
evening fo- the benefit of the needy
in Galya promptly at o'clock. 1t
is being given under the direction
of the Chamber of Commerce
Employed at Sandquist Home.
Alexander Smith of Galva has
taken the management of the work
at the Sundquist home. four miles
south of Galva Mrs. Fannie Sand
quist will remain on the farm and
Mr.. Smith will do the farming for
her.
I'll With TOnsiIlitiS.
John Davidson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Davidson, has been III
several days with tonsillitis at the
home of his parents. He is con-
fined to his bed. John is one of
the best known hunters in this
and is credited with being
a sharpshooter.
Aged Lady Breaks Arm.
Last Friday morning while shak-
ing a rug Mrs Peter Weberg. aged
Sc years and residing in the south
part Of town, met with a distress
ing accident. Mrs. Weberg slipped
and fell and broke her left wrist
She lives alone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Open ChiId's Bowels with
California Fig Syrup

Evel a SIX cli,d loves taa
Ci:y" t-ste Of California IL
yrup-' II tic lie tC~EGe IS
lated. or If .Car cni!d is listers
rcss, fsyorish. full OF colt. or las
ole, give teasgoJ-cUl TO cleans
me liver and bowels. II d few noC-5
you can see for yourself hoy; thor
oughly it WORKS all the Gems ip1-
ton LESSON. sour bile and WASTE
gu; CT the bowels. aad you hcte
we'll, playful ckill again.
Millions Il niche keep IL!
&c ala l.g SyrL., Ea4.. IRE!
know 4 te-spCol:ul today --,ts
sick child tomorrow. ASK yJlF
druggist for genuine "Catifornia
l.g Syrup" which has Cfreoroas for
Children and babies Of FL s@e7
printed n bottle. Mct,e-, to1
mrst say "Ca:irornfa" or y3u ms3
get all imitation fig syTI2.-tAa'
'eEtISemeatl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
FALLS ON ICE;
BREAKS ANKLE:
Especial Correspondence

B2rstow, Dec. 27-J. "Lud" John
son. an engineer running out of
BarstOw, while hunting near CO.
Iona. Christmas day. fell on the ice
and broke his ankle. Friends car
ried him to Mr.. Jacobson's home,
and after resting there. Mr.. Peter
son, section foreman, with some of
his help again carried him and
placed him on a handcar and took
him to Barstow, where he resides
DR.. Fowler of East Moline was
called and after examination de-
cided to take him to the city hospi-
tai where an X-ray was taken It
will Bc several weeks before Mr.
Johnson will be able to leave the
hOSTitaI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
union CHURCH
CAMPAIGN TO
START SUNDAY
Rev. Harry VOmBruch of Ckicavo
viii Conduct Series of Revival
Meetings Here.
Especial Correspondence J

Geneseo, Ill, Dec. 27.-The min,
revivalistic campaign which is ba-
ing sponsored by a number of fbe
churches OF this city will begin
next Sunday evening. These meet
ings will be held at the Armory
theatre and will continue for
period of three weeks through and
including Sunday, Jan. %.
The campaign is in charge of
Rev. Harry VOm Bruch OF Chicago
who comes to Geneseo highly REQ
commended for his work as an evan
gelist in several cities in which be
has recently conducted revivals. A
feature of the Geneseo campaien
which will be very favorably Re-
ceived is that of especial emphasis
which is being placed upon the mu-
steal side of the three weeks cam
paign. Walter E. Vom Bruch will
be the musical director. whose ac-
tiyitieS lead to chorus work. vocal
and instrumental solos. Mrs. Wal
ter Vom Bruch is the accompanying
pianist.
The pastors OF the cooperating
churches have already done a greal
deal Of preliminary work. so that
the campaign at its first meeting
will be assured Of a very large and
attendance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Gustafs0n
entertained at family dinner Sun
day. hOnoring Mr.. AMI Mrs. John
Gustafson. Sr., parents of the doe
tor, it being their 50th wedding an
niversary. Nj. and Mrs John Gus
tafson. Jr.. ami son Clayton Of
Galesburg were out-of- own guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
FIND Mine IN
HENRY COUNTY
Especial Correspondencel

kewanee, Ill, Dec. 27.-Oxford
township, Henry county, is all a
futter over the discovery OF a rich
vein of coal ranging from Az 10
ia feet in depth and running IN
der hundreds of acres of land. Out
of sc holes drilled in one section,
only two blanks were found. The
village of Alpha IS located in the
center of this valuable tract Of land
in the southwest corner of Henry
county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
EnteStainS EMPLOYEES,

C. +. MOberg. manager of the
Tracy Motor corporation. with Mrs.
Moberg, recently enter aimed the
employees Of that firm at dinner at
their home on South Center street.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
the guests being appreciative OF the
courtesy extended to them By Mr..
and Mrs. Moberg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
orion TEACHERS
SPEND HOLIDAYS
WITH HOME FOLKS
Especial Correspondence J

Orion. Dec. 27.-The out-of-town
teachers of the community high
school are spending the holidays in
their homes: Miss Gabrielson at
Bishop Hill, Miss Phillips at Rock
vile, Ind. Miss Johnson at Alexis.
and Professor AuwaTter at TROY.
Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
ENTFRTAINS CLUB
At DINNER PARTY
special rorresn md ance J

Viola. Dec. 2.-Mrs. Fred Fraz-
Ter recently entertained the Lunch
con club at her home. at Z O'Clock
three-course dinner. The dining
room was tastefully decorated in
CHRISTMAS colors. The cente-piece
was a tiny Christmas tree. After
dinner the ladies delivered the
christmas gifts. Covers were lad
for eleven.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Sell Farm.

John Douglas has recently sold
his farm and last week held a
clearance sale of his farming in
plements and livestock which was
very well attended. The sale was
very successful, some of the prices
being considered high on the basis
of present market. Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas will move TO Cambridge to
make their future home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
- Today's News Of Western Illinois
NATURE FAKIRS
OUTCLASSED BY
HENRY FARMERS
Especial CORRESPONDENTS.

tSpeclal correspondence
Kewanee. ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Add
nature fakirs of 1921. Farm
ers of this vicinity have used
electric lights to increase work
ing hours of their hens to Sc
cure more eggs, but it remain
ed for Henry Johnston to sup
ply "Old BiCdy" with the neces-
sary warmth as well as light
and feed to produce the best
results. Last week Henry plac-
ed an electric stove in his hen
merry and the hens, heguiled
into believing it is summer
time down on the Johnston
farm, are producing eggs as
abundantly as though the dog
days were here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Christmas Tree.

There was a Christmas tree and
entertainment at the BarstoW
Lutheran church Christmas eve.
Many presents were distributed
among the many present and all
enjoyed the entertainment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
WAS BUSY YEAR
FOR CUPID IN
HENRY COUNTY
(special CorresponCence.)

Kewanee, ILL.,, Dec. T.-De-
spite Industrial conditions,
lower grain prices and reduced
hog and cattle prices, Dan Gu
pid's activities in Henry county
since Jan 1, 1921, show an in
crease over the previous year.
According to a report from
County Clerk John S. Smith,
about four hundred fifty mar
riage licenses have been issued
SO far this year. This exceeds
the total number in 1920.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Splendid Christmas programs

Splendid Christmas programs
were given at the Methodist and
Baptist churches. Songs. recita-
tons and drills were enjoyed by
large audiences. and a beautiful
tree loaded with gif was the chief
feature At the Baptist church
Ralph Armstrong AMI Martha Hel-
en- Norcross. as Mr.. and Mrs. Santa
Claus, distributed the gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
DiSlocateS Elbow.

Margaret Jean, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens, fell
from chair Saturday, disIocating
her right elbow. No bones were
broken and she IS doing nicely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
MANY CALVAHS
HOME FOR XMAS
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Dec. 27.-Among the Gal
vans who were home for Christmas
were the following people:
H. ". Morse and wife of Cam
bridge visited Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Morse's mother. Howard
Hathaway, Willard Killip and
Frank Hoover, all of Chicago, are
spending the holidays with rela-
tives.E Percy Johnson arrived
Thursday evening from Chicago %
spend several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell John
son at Bishop Hill Mrs. John
Cromien and daughter Elinor left
Saturday for Springfield. Ill,
where they VIII spend a week with
relatives. Mrs. Mary Fuller Of
Peoria is visiting for week at the
home of P. o. NOrling and wife,
also Charles Headley and wife.
Vern Boostrom of Moline spent
Christmas with relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Miller
and daughter of Brimield spent
Christmas here with Mills parents,
Joseph Miller and wife. Eddie
Larson is spending the HOLIDAYS
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Larson. Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Thomas spent Sunday with Mrs
Thomas parents, Mrs. Fred
Charlson, at Wyoming, IL. Frank
Hoover, who works at Marshall
Field company, Chicago. arrived
here Saturday evening to spend the
week with his parents. Norris
Morgan, who is attending the state
university at Champaign, and Miss
Florence. his sister, who is attend
ing Bradley at Peoria, are home for
a 10 days vacation with their par
ents.
A Beautiful Service.
One of the most beautiful and
impressive ceremonies ever given
in this city, was the Christmas
evening exercises held by the men,
bers of the Y. W. club. The ther-
mometer registered at zero but this
did not lessen the ambition Of
those taking part. The singers and
musicians Travelled by auto and thew
stopped and sang at every street
crossing. The singing of Christ !
mas carols at night from house to ,
house in this city has never before !
been attempted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Saturday RnSY Dar

Saturday was busy day her,
and long to be remembered nv
every one. The stories did an i'm
mense business. About 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Santa Claus arrived from the NORTH
On a decorated truck and were met
at the engine house by 500 happv
shouting children. Santa gave
every child a horn. The truck was
driven by an experienced chauffeur
from Greenland. Santa and his
wife were escorted over the CITY nv
their little friends. At 4 o'clocE
every child wGs given 4 large sack
OF candy. After a farewell talk TO
the children, Santa hailed chauf-
feur Face about northward" As
the big truck swung around On the
pavement they were given rous-
ing and noisy farewell. 1t was
pleasing sight and in spite of the
: ero weather the streets Were
throngcd wish people who were
waiting for Santa's arrival.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
WAKES FROM I,RaNCE

Johannesburg.-After being in T.
cataleptic trance for nine wears
Anne Swanepoel has awakened in
possession of all her faculties. Her
voice is weak but distinct
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27
Mrs. Ferguson Better


Mrs. Harry Ferguson, who has
been i'll, is improving.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-27

Enroll now. Christmas Savings
club, Rock Island Savings banE
still open.-(AIvertisement.J
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
INNOCENT AS LAMB,
IS sFLAPPER BANDIT

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Mae Nc.
Donald. II. was locked up by police
today as the "napper bandit" who
has been busy at highway robbery
for several days. The girl denie,
the charge. william Meckless
chauffeur. who had a horrible ex.
perience last night, identified her al
the girl who showed a pistol under
his nose and forced him to give ur
y35 and a few accessories such az
his taxicab.
What" she demanded. Me stick
up a guy. Gee. I never had a gu,l
in my hand. would not know which
end to use"
Other. victims of the girl bandit
will be asked to identify the prisoner
Earlier last night. a girl bandit. ac-
by two men, took a taxi
eab,aad money from . taxi driver.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
'TEUTONS SEEK
AID OF BRITAIN
FOR MEDIATION
T.
Simons Presents Revised
Reparations Offer to
Ambassador.
COPY OF PROPOSAL
SENT TO AMERICA
English Experts in Favor
Of Temporary Hold on
Upper Silesia.
Especial Cable TO The Warrington Herald
and Chicago Tribune.)
n uENnY WALES

and Chicago Tribune.)
By HENRY WALES.
PARIS, April 2o.-It was learned
in Paris today that Germany seeks
English aid to secure mediation
with France to delay the taking of
military sanctions on May 1.
Foreign Minister simons. of Ger
many. conferred three times yester-
day with Lord D'Abernon. the Brit
ish Ambassador to Berlin.
Lord D'Abernon sent q long COM
munication in code to the London
foreign ONCE this afternoon. These
dispatches are understood to COM
prise a rough outline of the new
German proposals drafted on q
basis Of Upper Silesia remaining in
Germany.
Forwarded 10 o. 5.
Ellis l. DreseI. the American rep
resentative at Berlin. received q
copy of the new German plan for
the payment OF reparations last
night and has forwarded 1t in code
to the State Department at Wash
ington. according to reliable infor-
nation.
The British economic experts at
tached to the reparstions commits
sion here propose that the indus
trial region in Upper Silesis be
placed under inter-allied control
and that il be considered as q
separate state held in trust by the
allies as a guarantee until Ger
many pays the indemnity.
value Of siIesia.
Experts estimate the value OF
Upper Silesia productions for a Pc
riod of thirty years at 75.o0o, ,o0o.o0e
gold marks (normally about $1s.-
75e, ,ooo, ,ooo). Polish objections to
the plan can be met. II is believed
by guaranteeing Poland q certain
proportion of the production.
Marshal Foch and Gen. Weygand
visited Premier BRAND at Qua
d'Orsay this afternoon where they
discussed military operations fol
the Ruhr. The French have re-
signed themselves that they will
receive no British cooperation In
applying the sanctions but Marshal
Foch believes that he can raise
100000 volunteers for the occupa'
tionary army which is expected &c
be a suficient force for the under
taking.
(Cepyrirht. ls2l,)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
WEEKS PROPOSES SWEEPING
CHANGES IN CANAL ZONE
Now Socialistic and Most Extravasant Gov
ernment in the World, He Declares.

Secretary of War Weeks declared
is pure example of socialism Construction
government and the extravagant world
The government all and does all for Of
Canal who constitute the population and in his opinion conditions
the original of the United making
things soft and for the population
Uncle Sans pocketbook.
The Secretary of War has in his power these
di;on and possible he going Canal Zone
look things and work a scheme of things.
Exclusive of the military forces the Canal 100000
month"; said Secretary Weeks Employees there cent
than similar employees the United States Next they
get their free Men with families get their private homes
for nothing Single employees their domeles free also
anything happens to their homes the fixes them for
nothing
Wher this system instituted Of inducements had
people the At that
unhealthy place Now healthy place the
inducements have be offered
think changed conditions demand alteration
the scheme Of things down there"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Allied Conference Due
To Brighten Germans

LONDON, April 20.-The primary
purpose OF the coming weekend
conference between Premier BRAND
Of France and Premier Lloyd
George of Great Britain Is to
flourish the big stick at Germany.
The French political leaders win
present formally to Lloyd George a
draft of the penalties they will de-
mand IL Germany defaults on her
600, ,00o, 600 pound payment on May 1.
The program drafted by Marshals
Foch and weygand contains the
threat of wide occupation of Ger
man territory.
J., The premiers will determine in
advance Of the session the maxi
mum concessions they are willing
to make to Germany.
oficials connected with the pre-
mier's office declared Wednesday
that the French military forces
available for duty were sufficient
for the present and that only Brit
aims moral support was needed.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Boy of S in Vain
Striues to SaUe
SisterFron, Fire
Little Girl Dies of Burns
Sustained in Flaming
Chicken House.

Even though his youthful ef-
forts were in vain. S-year-old
Arthur Asheton, of wheaton,
Nd. proved hipself n little hero
when he attempted to rescpe
his 4-year-old sister, AGNES
Louise Asheton, who died yes
terday morning at 5i15 In Chil-
dren's Hospital, here, from
burns sustained I'm n IRE In
small chicken house, where she
and her brother were playing.
Sparks from q chimney OF the
Asheton home Mt wheaton set
IRE to the box where the
youngsters were at play Tues
day afternoon about 4 o'clock.
Both had plenty Of time to es-
cape, hut In attempting to dash
to an open door, q piece OF wire
became entwined around the
leg of the little girl. Brave lit
tie Arthur tugged At the wire
In an effort to release his little
bnOAc ane
drove him from the door, and
he rushed to his grandmother
for help.
In the meantime, Mrs. Walt
Jones, n neighbor, hearing the
screams OF the children, dashed
into the big box and soved the
child from further burns. The
tot was taken 10 walter Reed
Hospital. where emergency
treatment was administered.
Later she was taken TO the
Children's Hospital, where death
relieved her sufferinEs after .
night of agony.
what adds to the misfortune
II the fact that the children
have been motherless since the
influenza Epidemic two years
ago.
Funeral services will be held
today at 4 o'clock at woodside
Grace Church, woodside, Md.
Interment will be I'm the sdjoin-
ing cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Wounded Vet Ends Life
In Boyhood Playground

CHICAGO, April 2o.-He spent .
year on the battlefronts In France.
Then another year in hospitals.
Shrapnei wounds. .....-
Today the body Of John conro
was found in a cave he had dug
when a boy In a tiny hillock six
miles from st. Charles, Ill. Beside
the body lay his army automatic.
"A bullet hole was in his temple.
Conro was employed by the Re-
gan Color Type Company. Of Chi
cago. Fellow employees said his
wounds bothered him and made him
desponasuG
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Lloyd George Doubtful
OF Further Occupation

PARIS, April 2o.-Premier BRAND
and his colleagues, Foch, Weygand
and Berthelot, are confronted wi-r
q difficult task. They must convince
Lloyd George of the Justice Of fur
ther military penalties and of the
economic advantages.
Lloyd George would prefer TO ne
gotiate with Berlin, assuring him
self that the German government is
offering it's best terms and then &C.
cepting what he can get. rather than
blindly to push on into Germany al
a great expense and with a very
result.
In the meantime IL is semi-official-
'ly announced that only a fraction Of
the class of 1919 will be called to
the colors
The French are growing daily
more impatient and critical Of Ger
many's professions of inability tc
pay. On all sides little Is heard save
the growing prosperity" of the de-
feated nation, and the Increasing
poverty of the victors."
The Washington herald., 1921-04-21
Jury of Own Ser
May Try Woman
For Staying Man
State Atty. Says Males
Are Too Lessient With
Fair Females.

CHICAGO, April 20. - Mrs.
Cora Isabel 0rthwein probably
Will face . Jury composed Of
members of her swn sex. when
she n tried May 1s for the muir
der Of Herbert r. ziegIer, who
was shot March I In Mrs. Ortiz
VEINS apartment.
The startling departure prae-
tfeally was assured to-day when
attorneys for Mrs. 0rthwein and
Assistant State attorneys agreed
In open court to jury Of wenn-
en-. Judge Francis 8. Thompson
said he could see no legal OBJ
lection to the plan.
Assistant States Atterney
Heath In making the suEges-
tioh, explained that his purpose
was to break the long series Of
aequittals which have been
youehsafed young and good
IeokinE slayers OF the opposite
sex by male juries.
Mrs. orthwein. appearinE much
younger than the day she used
q revolver to end her romance
win Ziegler. was In court when
Prosecutor Heath requested the
jury of women.