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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Substitutes-Mell for jenkins,
Ross for Gorrell, Northrup for Os-
borne, Allen for Marlowe, Thomp-
son for Marlowe, Marlowe for JOS
eph, Hynes for Mathews.
Field Coals-White, 10; Ken
nard, 10; Gorrell, 2; Ross, 8; Os-
borne, 1: Saunders, Q; Mathews, /.
Foul Goals-White, s; SaundexU,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Maurice Archer is an oil driller
living in McConnelsyille.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Lester White is attending o. 8.
u. at Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

J. Colin Scott is student at Mar
ietta college.
O o o o o
o LITERARY o
o O o O O O
A delightful Christmas prograna
was given by the Athenian Literary
society last Friday afternoon. The
Christmas air and spirit prevailed
throughout the program. Opening
address, President Conrad White;
three readings, Margaret Durbin,
Margaret Mellor and Lenora Med
ley; short original story, Ferne
Benjamin; essay, Bernadfne Me-
Clure; xylophone solo, ''Sflent
Night" John Stahl.
Resolved: That municipalities
should own and control their public
utilities, was the subject of a de-
bate between Augusta Button and
George Shinn for the affirmative,
and Leora Ludwig and Max Ross
for the negative. The judges deoid-
ed in favor of the negative by a vote
of two to one.
The main feature OF the program
was rendering of the dramatized
lOIM OI DIChcuS
Carol" It depicts the change OF
believe in a Merry Christmas. The
The principal roles were "EbenezeY
"BOb Chatchit," John Ford: "Ghost
of Jacob Marley" Raymond Davis:
"Spirit of Christmas Past" Georgia
Johnson: Spirit of Christmas Pres
ent," Glenna Richardson; spirit
of Future Pauline Spung;
"Scrooge's Nephew" C. Wright.
They had numerous Supporting
cast who played their parts well.
Much praise is due Miss Pyle, the
directress. During the change of
scenes the orchestra played Christ
mas hymns. The audience WAs
large, and we'll pleased with the
numbers provided for their enter
tainment.
The next program will be given
JAM 6, by the Adelphian society.
o o o o o
o ATHLETICS o
O o O O o Q o o o
M. & M. Swamps New Lexington
In very lop-sided contest Friday
night New Lexington was beaten by
M & MS basket ball team by
score of 81 to g. Had 1t not been
for the spectacular PASSWORD and
basket shooting of the local team,
the game would have failed 10
hold the interest of the crowd. The
guards Gorrell and Osborne held
the visitors nearly scoreless, while
Kennard and White shot baskets
from all angles, each making ten
field goals.
In the latter half quite few sub
stitutes were made, but despite this
fact the New Lexington boys were
able to score only points in that
half. The lineup and summary:
M. & Nj. 81 New Lexington 8
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Pearl Dew is bookkeeper at the
Malta Manufacturing Co., Malta, O.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Bernice Mcconnell is clerk at
the Malta postoffice.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Mrs. Eugene Bell Lucy Touts)
lives at the home of her mother in
McConnelsville. o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29
TEAMING AND LIVERY

I am in the business to do team
ing and livery work In general.
Short or long hauls. Will make
country trips.-Herhcrt G.. Fouts,
Malta. Phone 800 Black.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Mildred Hughes is giving music
lessons this year. She Is Kving at
home in MeConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Wells.
Mrs. Charles Steward is able to
sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Head and
two children ofZanesville are spend
ing the week at U. S. Heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calendine OF
East Windsor spent Sunday with
their son John and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwell Spencer
had as guests Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Dearth and sons and
Ilene Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wells and sons and Rev. Martin.
Steward Taylor of McConnels-
Vile is visiting his father J. M. Tay-
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Harper had
as guests Christmas Mrs. Ludwell
Still and family and Chester Strong
and family.
Miss Flora Darnell of East Wind
sor is staying with Mrs. Ella Barnes.
Mrs. Barnes is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrett, Miss
Maggie Oliver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonna Ralph spent Sunday with An
ma Ralph.
Christmas tree entertainments
at Neelyville, Oak Grove and Hooks
burg school houses were well at
tended in spite of the rainy wealth
er All reported good time from
each school.
Luther McKibben and family of
Newton Ridge and Sam McKibben
and family spent Christmas with
Ed McKibben.
Mac Moore and family spent
Christmas with Harold divers.
The many friends of Mrs. Ed
McKibben remembered her with a
post card shower for Christmas.
She received SO.
There will be preaching at Eben-
ezer Friday and Saturday nights,
Jan. and Z, by Rev. Martin.
The Neelyville grange will hold
an all day meeting Jan. 13. Let all
members attend.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Lucille Mercer is attending g. 9.
TT
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

the same spirit and self-sacrifice,
and it is this spirit that leads a
team to victory. 1t is the same in
other things Efforts can almost al
ways be gauged by the spirit behind
them. One great man said, "It is
the spirit behind thing that car
ries it to it's goal" 1t is surely q
pleasure to be a member of a school
that radiates this spirit. A.
o o o 0 o 0 o o O O o O O
10 SOCIETY o
o o o o o o O
On Friday, Jan. s, the Adelphian
Literary society will give their sec
ond program. 1t will consist of
the following: An original poem,
William Embree; reading, Evelyn
Zumbro: and original short story,
Bernice McPeak; piano solo, Mil
dred Lawrence; reading, Bernice
Henery; a play, MAS New Board
ers;" debate, On the honor system.
Affirmative, Raymond Birch and
Lois Jenkins. Negative, Kennard
Cross and Ruth Gaylord
Although the Adelphians have
never won the prize banner, they
and they hope that the program will
be both interesting and instructive
to alb. H.
Chapel
Wednesday morning in chapel
the orchestra entertained us with a
few we'll chosen selections. There
are now thirteen members in it and
all of them have been working hard
with the result that we have an ex-
cellent orchestra.
Mr.. Bishop read few rules for
the prevention OF colds. Some Of
them are: Keep the feet warm and
dry; dress according to the wealth
er; don't eat cold lunches; drink
plenty of water between meals, and
bathe regularly.
Mr.. Fulks then read to us from
Religion And Business" 1t dealt
with helping others. The author
said that many people come to him
for advice but what they really
wanted was sympathy. What they
needed was neither sympathy nor
advice but faith. Most people need
more religion in their business al
though few realize the fact. The
author also said that we will get
just what we deserve in life, moth
ing more and sometimes less. If
we give good service it will result
in profit.
Here are a few of the splendid
questions which Mr.. Fulks read,
telling us to think about them: Do
you like your work? Have you
learned the best way of doing it?
Do you enjoy the presence of
others? Do you work harder than
anyone else in the business? Have
you learned to plan a day ahead?
Are you tactful and courteous? Can
you be optimistic at all times? Have
you a fixed goal in life or are you
leaving things to chance? Do you
know which of your habits tend to
make you most efficient? In future
it will be only the efficient who can
succeed. Have you secured the best
advice and assistance? Do you wish
your rivals we'll? Do you breathe
deeply and is all your clothing loose
and do you wear comfortable shoes?
Do you save money Systematically?
These are all fine questions to
honestly seek an answer for, and if
we strive to answer them honestly,
and substitute good qualities for the
bad ones we discover in ourselves,
we will be much the better for it
r H
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

o ALUMNI NOTES o
o O o o o o o
Arminta Drake is secretary OF the
Morgan County Farm Bureau. Ne
COnnelsyille. o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop are spond-
ing Christmas week in SpFi1s-
field. 0.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

The staff are going to take va
cation during the holidays. On &C
count of this, we will publish no
notes next week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

j. Colin Scott is a student at Mar
ietta college.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Fulks are visiting
relatives during vacation week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Miss Geyer went to New Con-
cord o., for Christmas.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Eleanor Erwin is spending the
Christmas vacation at Akron, o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

o 90 O O o o O
10 SOCIETY q
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-12-29

Miss Mercer has gone to her
home in Asheville N. c., for the hol-
idays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Hastings IL Strong

E"SAru,lS H." nar$hdl>.'.r :"g '..r
\"-;u"ru district :; - S.,tr - Eat"
mat Howard I.tNtUcS of ohio county.
- very T""u ~ n" running. with -"
u.,Si ,litu','j0.. p;uaprc.r 81 Ltad'ue 49,
Irlpr";art :,"t..rl. utIi"r. |; - admitted
N.;,' r,.:> particular appointment haE
presented =. rrrptcXInS problem /" the
;wu West, Virginia senators. hut that
the h,tvr been Impressed 10y tn" num-
rruu~ ,tUd highly representa- tiv" endorse
rH-HtS "f n" Hastings candidacy com
'aE from all sections of the Northern
federal district is trc"iy admitted. Il
- even stated mat ihN IIN St:ngS en-
dorSrInHu;s constitute n" iHoSt ,nprcS-
SjN" Slowing "l'r mad by IN aSpirant
fur u ;,.d"r;.l app. utr":t IA West VIZ
giriA. l.. view - n" Very iarg"
RrNuu,lrlu m.Iq-s," given - uhto
coUr', .s~i N"N.j,sh'.r IN! th' :ar' that
m. ,"u"', hits u"' hau =, >i,,;.. q" dis
;r,r' T.. !"r.l ;,ni'ou.tr"n'. '"E"'h'- vita
49,, ,;r.ar,r.o'ls ,TI jnsi,tNnt a"n.Hn T. pr
representation. . e held ;h;'t tor -
i.nG~ rhU:..'- :r- "a" appointment az"
a. :" ,a.' %"D%
Il = ~ar'r!~"i "u 'na "ri'~rs:" ;'in' a..
soar - i,'"0&ng. = "or""rr"'l. 80
,p:.:"r.':4r" hts mostly :" ii" with -
t-,lrrl. aln"IN;n.ra,~ :h1. -" @"S'in*d
eventually ;r g." e. "a, Srur."rn pa;
o.: ;t'. ~;H''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
LAST CHANCE OFFERED DRAFT
DODGERS To ESCAPE PUBLICITY

vos, marshal genera numbered nearly
400. 300 nImcs has been reduced hv care
III checking and h. ia" app -rhcus!ou
Of cvaders 20 approximately $4,000
:.ara-<. The final l!s,s b. draft districts
ar" nov Being :a6ulaicd by tn" .,1j.'awi
generals office.
or tho list or nearly halr a million
Hdncs originally cornI.i.~,l !: was Inter
found that more than l5l.UOO had actual
y served honorahly in the armed forces
Of THIS country or the allies Ry July
). 1919. nearly $4,000 OF those ON the
original Est had been apprrhsad~d D.
che military or civil authorities. lraNin z
an actual balance on THAI date OF about
lTi0O0 nareS. Since tE"u. approx
Inatel% 1900 more names Nav" been
eliminated on tho hast9 Of information
obtained from various sources and the
careful checking Of nff:c:". WAY service
records.
As "A last cheek 80 rrHN-a: AZ far =,
possible branding !uno"ent mrn as dc
S"rt~rs the department had IN" i.s;s
carefully checked BY tho local boa ri
members. tho adtW'ant generals Of tho
states and officials cC tie navy and
marine corps.
The reports as finally Ch"ck"i ~ those
sources are now being prepared lnr pub
llcat.on in the final lists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Federal Authorities
To Join the State In
Timber Conservation


Charleston, w. Va. March lS.-An-
uouncemcnt was made here late to-day
that a representative Of the federal for
estry commission would be in Charles
ton on Monday, March 81, TO take up the
proposed state forestry reserve win inc
house and senate committees on forestry
nd conservation.
The federal agent Is coming in the in
tereS, of Il bill introduced at the pre-
l.m!nary session Of the legislature by
Senator Morton. OF Webster county,
which provides that q large plot Of land
IN one of the central counties be sec.
aside AS 4 forest reserve. The timber
on this land will be administered care
fuIly. Only trees which have attained
fu1l growth will be cult and replaced py
new trees The plan is understood 10
have the full sanction Of the federal
government.
Senator Morton states that this Is bot
the first step toward an active timber
conservation program on the part OIL tne
state. and says that IL this Dill Is pass
cd the reserve will be gradually extend
ID until al! the remaining timber land
in the state is under government super
vision. The proposed law is drafted
along the lines of forestry laws now IN
force in other states.
In its present form the bill does not
set forth definitely the size or location
Of the proposed timber reservation. Tho
committees OF both house and senate are
expected to amend freely before the Din
IS reported for consideration or !eglsm-
turr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Nine Big Steamships
In Seattle to London
Fruit Cargo Service

Wa h.ng:uu. March IS Es'a :Sh-
mon; Of IN" o: fruit cArg" steamer
bc;W"~;I Semitic. Washington. AMI F.
roprau ports : IN rrU>prc; accord -
- information received today iron
I.ond0n hy tn. hIr"aU Of markets. N!I''
l".uu" ton Steamships. each equipped
With :.v00 tons of refrigerated space
viii D.. pa,"d on ik.S r0ut" bH ~"
Royal Mail steam Pack: NUmpIn%. Hc-
cordirg to the Information. Tn" t"T'
ot steamers Is SAIL 70 b" nearing ON
pIetiOu in the clyde ~:4!pyardS and ~"
INST IS Srhedu'"d :" lcaN" fnE'arj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
RACING BILL To
GET NEW DEAL
BEATEN IN HOUSE BUT
COMES UP IN SENATE
Clarksburg Charter Bill Passes
Without Referendum
Amendment ..
Nv J, 4, REED

Charleston. w. Va. Mar IS-The horss
racing bill defeated IN the house OF del-
nEates today when the committee on az
riculture reported il uHfavorably. has
not vet finished its course in the !cg1s-
laturc.
This bill which Is duplicated in the
san,r, remains on the calendar Of the
uppcr house. and according TO rel!aDie
inrormatio received tonight VII! hc re-
lived If possible. j; is understood that
IN order TO give III" proponents OF me
MEASURE q chance to argue II ON. the
hiIn will be reported favorabIy by the
s.p,,e committee. 1t - however, facing
rough treatment.
This bill. in it's general provisions.
creates i horS" racing commission ana
lryalizes the practice or racing hoFseS
and breeding race animals. 1t Is tne
n,urr discussed bill which is said 70
,..calize pari-mutu4l betting. IT'S drleat
T., the house VAS without debate. var
,nus state fair Organizations arc re-
,o-,el TO be interesting themselves IN
securing it's passage by the upper houS'
when il is reported there.
rho hvdro-electr!c bill which was re-
-orted fayorabiy out OF the committee
nu forestry and conservation IN inc
house Of delegates, is facing return 10
thc committee when put TO vote on i'a
Tvs, reading Monday. A NUMBER OF inc
,n.a surr's patrons are said 1aNoF 1ur-
.he- committee discussion before pass
,rc This bill Go. 66) is duplicated by
ssnl,e bill No. 100 which has not yer]
L,cn gixcn committee consideration. III
(contuusd on Page AxeoO9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19

WashinE,"u MA-.h 8 \ l1>' npro'-
'nn.tS for S",",':.I" s"r:Ic" ,aw "rhd"rS
20 eScap,. broadcast :'"Li!".tt."n OF ;h"'r
rafn..~ .- G"e,r:"rS during III" N"rid
va w:,> gwen today b. NdjH'art ''"E-
. RAJ HAIRS "r -. army
Persons. who may" "..a son 70 h"ti'Nc
tar th"y Wiz /" charged with evad-
~ thu draft. ,Ut wH" did ~ >C'uai!F
O. =. Ia, Liju.ar' general ..Hn"u:''"h,
,r.,y ..e,.ar" 'hr Od,u:U rf hong puoHr.N
..-..adr,i a. G..,rr,,.~~ uu;INt'N hN con-
..tin..t',1g =. ~" facts ~ Nc cas-" -
h.rr w:'hnu' delay.
III. tina "n,.,A &: -" draft "Ehd"V
.s:s = now hnl"r rompi";"d by t"rin"-
:u"Inh"-~ If II" local irA:' boards. Ky
.l.. rrd O; n" month the department "N-
poet. 20 h"E.u making tn" ;tSt puhilc
through III" newspapers and hy turhiSh-
III. copies L. city. state and f"drTi
:-nilc" G".cct:v" agencies. tho American
Legion arh other patriotic societies IN
addition. Secretary W""kS Will ASK con
gross when !: r"runv"n"s. 80 provide
funds 70 .uaj.'r the wIr department -
pa ~ rrward ~ nCtY dollars 10 any per
son Who delivers to tl" military author
itIrs :, dcsrrrr from the draft. FUNDS
on hand now do no. permit paying IN"
:u., reward.
Tia, ,!cIrtr''E'1. st al drtii "Ndd' "a
wh:",.. ae originally reported 10 III" pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
CARL WANDERER, Ex-ARMY OFFICER,
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER OF DUPE

tercr had borrowed :: Il few days before
tho murders Wandrrc- was arrested ,
and signed Il confession ;Eit il" had
ii:rcd the stranger, whom Il" termed A.
poor boob" to stage Il TAX" ho.d-up and
had killed MS VIZ" and the n:hii.
In his first TIA, for ;hc murder or
his VIE and her unborn BABY. VAN
.i,I"r r"pud.ated this confession. He
was found guilty and gwen a - year
sentence. III" JYry announcing that II
had compromised on the punishment.
The state Immediately arranged Cor
second trial. the charge being murder OF
thu dap" The defense pleaded insanity
N the second trial. The body OF Tho
Granger StiN = n the county morsuA
mrI"" having been identified.
Wand"r"r. IN the rcpudlated oonteo-
sion said liz met the man n saloon
and arranged III" hoid-up. telling thO
stranger he would Kill his wife e1e
wanted 10 mai" t realistic by a mock
rhbh"iy. he sad nc wanted 10 get rid
Of his wife. 50 H. could go back into tho
army. where ne had served overseas AZ
4 lieutenant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Huntington Man Wants
lob In Native Land

WAsh!nE;nn. March lS-.NicholaS Hon
youras. Dung and srccessfGl m"T'hAa;
Of Huntington. who !" serving his 50
oud succraStv" term aS n member "i tn
house If delegates from Cah"ti coGnt
a~pir~s 20 appointment ne consul! e.
.-al to Athens. Greece. Friends or IL.
have written Senators Sutherland anu
E!k,ns and Representative II. {. """d'
ward :, TIM, effect The latte: la
taken nr the raulrda,y 81 his iIuM:!n"
ton constituent and has INTEREST" h'ii'
senators IN II. They ale Ec'"G I" "a"
White House and :" the S""r"'H'h az
state soon 70 urge the appointment IL
Mr.. Houvorras.
Thu candidat. e. nr course, a. stal-
wal, Republican, lie was born in sra
tu Greece. IN 1871. II" cam" :" ma
United states IA lA"i. al! {" West W
Gn!a in 1893
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
OHIO FOUNTAINS
FIGHT c. s. TAX
Numerously Signed Petitions
Presented By Delegates
Otto and McColloch
By J. r. REED

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Morgantown Man Taken
In Custody With Bars .
Of Gold and Silver
(conhnusd on Page SixtsNS

Pittsburgh. March lS.--carl BoeLS
vh, said he arrived here recently from
Mo-cantoun. W. Va. WAS arrested to-'
d:tv and is hc.ng held on SUSPICIOUS
rcrson charge. The arrcsunS ofhccfS
RI ported that E"SH Was taken INTO GUS
toby IN II Liberty avenue pawn anop
where he tried I" pawn "a ounces or
gold and silver which lad been meltcd
and cast into barr.
According - police officials Eos1 SAID
L.. bought tho metal for $50 several
DAYS ago from Z stranger. Tho ofhciai5
sa:G they believed thn bars were made
from jsw,lry and silTerwarc melted
drHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
Eng|iShWomen Protest
Against Irish Policy

London. March lS---Au .mpos ng
meeting N protest against the govern
u"nt's policy in ireland was held by
women by Westminster this evening
l. was attended by Lady Bryce, Lady
Achc&on. Mr.. AsQu.:h. Lady Sykes and
ether
Lady Sykes. who recently Visited
Ireland. declared that III" platoon which
wa guilty oI burning Cork w.: about
with CORK ~ tG":r ra7S as Il i'"'s' 81
~. E-ni :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
STAFF DEMANDS DEATH PENALTY Be
EXAC7ED FROM TREADNAY, ACCUSED
OF THE Staying OF WEALTHY VICTIM
Accused Man Crillcd While
On Witness Stand-Case
Expected to Go to the Jury.
Saturday

Sper.a! Dispatch To the Intrl.:g"n'"r.
Philadelphia. March IS For i"ur
hours and twenty minutes Irt'r l|"w"U
'T:.advHy stood III IN" witness stan"
to-day and defended H!m>"f against IN"
charges that H. murdered Henry J.
Pr.rc"
For rwn hours and forty-f.v" minutes
Of that time h" VA Und"r IN" gri4l!nE
cross examination "r Maur.'" j. Spc!scF'
assistant district attorney
Then for an hour and tw"nty minutes
Tr.adway heard Mr.. Sr".S"r tear inc
defense. into bits IN a. analysis ll!ieH
with r.iirulc AMI contempt. mingled
with a plea :"r fair pay. '"ih Tor the
prisoner and for tnr pror!" "t tao COM
,nonwealth
Finally TrcadW1y heard h!ihscl
branded as = murderer. II" heard Mr.
SpCiser demand in tOE"+ fro" from All
passion. that "Trrady' be held guilty
.. murder in the first drg-"r. He saw
,hc accusing finger Of III" prosecutor
,o.n,ing him out as Il coward. ficnd-
Inc murderer Of Henry T. Pc!rcc.
Trsa6vay's Last confsssotn.
The morning session opened with MT.
Soc.ser calling william Bc!Shaw. head
Al tn. c!tN's murder squad. back |" the
stand. Tn. drtc,'t;vc !d"n;:f!"t state
men, written 10y the defendant Dcrem-
,".r !, N WNir.i il" "Xonrrdtcd Joseph A
Mos, ana Marie rogers. indicted with
hin fn, -. r,ur.!rr II I'e!rrn, and placed
ali :ho n.,ni.. .: The actual killing upon
Marion Elliott. The fourth party :ndiCt-
ri. VIM has not been unprecedented.
IN ne statement Treadwa% confessed
HAT hr had i,.l.- IL the fvrr' apart
men. ~ commit robbery. but denied par
,!r:ra'.rr n ia" HrtUa. killing.
After Nj Rr,Shaw had identified sew
ga, articles belonging :" NJ. P"!rce.
which lad been :"Unl among the de-
!,nG..u''+ possessions wh"n arrested IN
wheeling. and n pawnShoNs :" that city
NJ Sp!-s"r announced that IN" com
nonwralth rested.
Thomas !. Minn:,H. who. with {.
Stnar, Patterson. Jr.. Is '"un>"! for the
dst~nsp. told tn~ jury tina, III" cas-" OF
his r..u"t w"li.d 10. mad" entirely upon
Trru,,M.y'< own story o. what happen
CONTINUED on Page Sixtseu.)
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E1aHrEN uwILcATED

ro;"dc, c.. Mar. lS.--Eightr"n nd.
, .dua.s.'u" uc them women wvr" ram"5
- ~ Ind.ctrn"n' returned ny th~ fed
rra' grand july h"-" lat" today IN CON,
no".ior p,:h ;hc robbery Of ~" t"rs-1'
pos, off,,r ,aS' February. when arm~i
u"n held " ;h-ee ma c'"-kS and -
capped w:'h ma; SACKS containing moro
tnar 1900 n0n n cash and ncEo; alb q
Iape"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-19
NOT rHrnnDAxEp

Ca.,dSo. March IS Amour -
to-day sent q telegram 20 Secretary 81,
Labor Davis denying statements IN -
t"l"grtiu sen IA the secretary b"
Dennis Lane. labor leader. that packing
horS.. workers had been illuminated int"
,ot;us on an employ" representation
rlau. Tho telegram wIs IN crn!r :" "a"
received from Secretary DAVIS c";.'. =.
.rc Mr. Lanes rharE"S.