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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-22
Geors. r. Ross. W. s. WEIGH. william

George R Ross, W. 8. WsIch, William
Hattalla, John Stanko.
Cases continued were: Ohio VS.. Wal
ter Rcuov!ch, John Kamensk!. John Gaz-
da aud Mrs. Joe Gazda.
Minor Is Killed.
j.. G. Thomas. aged AZ years. coal
miner employed by the Ohio and Penn
sylvaua Coal company at Bergholz, O..
was almost instantly killed this morn
Ing when lie was caught under a fall OF
slate in the Companys No. / mine al
that place. He is survived by his. Wits
and five children. Coroner 7. H. Kirk Is
conducting the inquest this afternoon.
Dies Of Injuries.
walter l.. Watkins. aged 53 years,
died at his home here today from COM
pllcatIons arising from injuries he sus-
tanned more than Il year ago when he
fell from Pennsylvania railroad bridge
at hester. w. Va. he being In the EN-.
rloy OF the company at that time az
bridge Inspector. He had been a resi-
dent Of Stcu5cnv!le for fifty years He
IS survived by his widow, one daughter
and TWO sons.
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,,.. ,,,,.,.. -, .,,<, ,,,,,rr;r- ~ tn. .Lonf-
INK md uyoy. 10 Miners grove III The =
Furd, Tner. Tie elder Iai,nr. stopped
to let Il lunch. Two uull,sc huEa, VINO
sIiT Ihry wyr, o. Il hike rU,IGed IN
,nit. ,r.>i,i inn WIth E'IrIu,r llc.c ..,l
Eruu.,bt ND the lI,rr:n massac.trc. Far
u,r tod inrn! that similar cuud!t"uN
prevailed IN belmont county. Uu; that
there would l., Il" h.ooGsuch 50 long IS
he could prevent II. n.orge NAnH"rn
was the Only other person II the place
al the time
About this tim" the marh!ncs carr :
iHg Major and the other miners iron!
lleudry shurg passed and r'In',I ''S
cut 10 Catvl 40 with lh"!n lie H. :
them and Alex Hoffman about "" =
yards OF. the Nati"ua. pax" ana -. y y
10 those IN The Acton car l'r ,", ,,
them that Il ih"H r'.N'l''u :" f',i.'i,.r,
hc would see 'h!l iH'y go VA. ~,
ar"'""Hon he c"u'H E''1 'm," 20" ike
iHISS'HS 10 ana .!'," Inn lie
waving I r"h l"- "|aN'C ,.I he v.,s
The" talked /" M"J"r WI" -" 'rt.,,csts,
E"'tS o. No'N aha i Invested
-" =" ,i, T,.rr.,,.I hlln. saying he
,,,,l i,,'..,.J e. GnG
Tho nY,hiurs l;r,r went toward -"
Larrerty and u" f"lI"w"d III lu' l''''
chime he was dr!N.nE, ia" c'"S; r. Nv IN ~,
following IN i!"iil""H car, ,,,,iI,.d
had pr"cc'"'i S'H'' H'S'"I'' ...'.mnrI until
machines c"iH.HS ''''N ''''t KIM, that
thc "tlicr n'I'"'''c t.'"' VI ,.,,,,. wrong
ne h''.eN.o S,','' n'. Tr,..,y,,l him and
uoMh 'n'1'. ,' ''', r,y,l.ur the ma
LIZA =, ,hi'.h Ni.,,,,r.s body lay.
WITNESS s.,Id Ne. noticed here that ICY
the condition of the mHrivnr. M'J"n
must have kHi'I ms 'r.' . .,,, hIjfv
TO yet away. i;"n"rt ran ,' ,|r, ",'f, INV
eNE.'I an" ,"," ,! m Ianrru. lie sat
T,,,.'' n,i,r III, h,;,I hcIvyrtrI his hanuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-22
STEUBENVII.LE
MANY INDICTED
BY JEFFERSON
GRAND JURY

SteubsnvilIc. o., Sept .21.-THc Sep
TENDER grand jury. which has been il
session u days. made It's report today,
returning IS true bills. two Of which
were against Prohibition Enforcement
officer Thomas lylo Of this city. who Is
charged with perjury and with oppres-
sion under color Of office.
The Indictments against lyle resulted
from the arrest Of Nike kUk!ch Of this
...y IN charge OF violating the PROFIT
tG;.og laws . II IS alleged that Pyle
sworc out an affidavit against kukich
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Cases Ignored.

ohio vs. William TURK, Adolph Gaya-
lex. Annie Schulko, Adolph Baeicz.
Charles Mathcs, William Mitchelette,
Emmett Lawrence. Charles Bagley, Ed
EAR rothcrnham. Mcle Krr!ch, Raymond
Merritt. WIN. Wills, Mabel Robinson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
FDpLERs TO PERFoRN.

Cumberland Md. Sept. c1.-Ths man.
agament of the Cumberland Fair assoc
citation has arranged for an old fiddiers'
contest as n feature this year. The
fair will be held October 3, 4. s and 6.
George r. Dasiey. Duncan R. Sloan,
president Of the association. and W.
Minor Roberts have been appointed
judges 1t will take place on the after
noon Of October 4. .''
Community booths. as in former
years. will be largely In evidence and
many attractive premiums have been
listed TO encourage competition In this
field.
Girls clubs and boys clubs will COM
pete for honors and suitable premiums
will be granted the winers In the diff
ferent classified ontests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-22
Lewis In Statem emit.

Attorney Lewis explained 20 the jury +:
thai Dan Agosta was standing several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-22

without any evidence and that he fa!si-
fed his testimony at the trial before
Mayor William McCann al New AlcNan-
dria
Leland McNamc". Harry Banfe!d, Joe
Icing and Phil" llast name unknown)
were indicted on Tour counts for assault
with intent u Kill md wound and as
sau!l with Intent 30 rob Catherine and
Mary NrNamuc of this city. The young
mon arc charged with attempting ~
hu.d up 4 confectionery conducted by
tn women, and with assault:ng them
when they refused - hand over their
money
William Il Scott and Sylvan New
connie If M:ugo Junction were indicted
for burning up an automobile n order
10 rn!l"ci insurance OF $500.
Henry Walker. alias George Grant.
was indie ted 81 four counts for false
lprc;cnsc. Walker swind!sd four local
aani.s OF large sums with clever check
ia,hrrii scheme. ANA was recently cap
turrd al Mass:llon. Ohio Norman Mel
is alas jack Roberts, was also Indicted
for tIIsr pr,tcmEe IN connection with L
bogus check deal.
Other indictments returned arc as ioi-
lows:
larceny. t4l$, Pauline Tin,"r.
Frank DE Maria. pointing firearms.
Fran kDe Maria. pointing firearms.
John Iav!OviCh. assault and battery
on Louisa ray!uvich. two counts.
William M.tche!c:tc, carrying con-
ccI!cd weapons.
Theodore and Noble Bell, assault and
battery on Frank W!.burn.
Waiter Smith, burglary % property o.
Frank Cu.r!.
William Richardson, cutting and stab
hing to XIII and wound Taylor Keys.
Thomas Furhce, larceny and grand
larceny OF auto belonging 10 w 5. FL
son. two counts.
Ray skinner assault and battery on
Anne Powell and Sarah Heburn.
Joseph Mercer, operating motor We
ih!clc rccklcssly.
Edward Bourner. sodomy.
Thomas Darnc!l. grand larceny and
larceny OF money from John Albert.
p:agic R.lar. assault and battery.
George O'Bricn. carrying concealed
weapons.
Marhus Me1aros, rapo with consent
two counts.
Loretta DAILY, assault and battery OH
Louise Moranko.
Harry Lcimbacher. conducting lottery.
Herman Orr.s, grand larceny ana
horse stealing: stole mare from James
,Gabel.
John Eogardus three counts, drawing
ICNecks without credit ut banks.
Adam Martin. assault with intent TO
tk!ll John lTommc! At Toronto.
Matt Torch. embczzlement OF $62 be-
long!n gto Nike Flanagan.
T. f. Curtis, conducting lottery.
Felix Eayscki, assault with menactng
threats.
Cases Ignored.
ohio vs. William Zurk, Adolph Gaya-
lex. AMMO Schulko, Adolph Baoicz.
Charles Mathcs. William Mitchelette,
Emmett Lawrence. Charles Bagley. Ed
gar Fothcrnham. Mele Krr!ch, Raymond
Merritt. WIN. willis, Mabel Robinson.
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|,
hunoEea rect away from inc pA"Se %
majors oeath ~ the tirae OF 'ne sn"oN'
Ing. lie SAID tAat A"osta PAID no Al'eh-
| 20" 10 the men with III" gun NO
witness, other ;han joseph ga" 81
ever testified that he saw more than
two persons in 'Ac rear seat or AEoS-
ta's car at any one time. Lewis said.
! Lewis charged that the stat" WAS ASK
! Ing for the life Of AGosta purely on the
statements and testimony of Joe Oral.
/ He also charged that ~" state was
! afraid 10 croSS-cxam!re Acosta fer fear
: be would have damaged the testimony
given by their witnesses.
Dan AgoSra is an innocent. simrIc-
( hearted victim or the. cunning Of others
and was ignorant Of any vruuudo!uT.
! There Is uo Significance to his having
| parked hts automobile !r from, nf tho
: garage near the place of the shon,inr.
! II IS no more than any other man would
do who sought cnliphtcumcn, r"nr"gn-
; ing n meeting OF any Kind In which lie
might bc interested
| Lewis in winding I'm his argumcn, -
/ the Jurors asked that they max" I'm
! thrlr verdict from the testimony given
! them and from the law given them II
/ the charge of judge ". w. Cuwan. u"
warned III. iuriSts Of there being too
ucb rrciudirs in American courts to-
LA, n,,l re,,,od Tho history nr the hurry
: ,rior .,,stcr
/ Tr,,., C,owr,r nrdcr.a , Of. r,i,utc 70
,r"'', ,a,,','t,,'. ,,,.il, .,jIr...,
/ 10 IN. ,ur,
| Cont Ee-couyenes.
! The Cnurt rrrouvtrcd AZ $50 ocloCi;
land Attorney George Thorrhurg then 70
! Sumed the argument Tor thu defense.
| ThnruhurC told the Jurors he ill not
ih,,icyc ,hrv would recommend that life
! bo bI,stsI cro,, q MINIS body merely
! hacausc rnscnh Ornl. sr said hc SAW
! .orr NON ,.ny, nan ,ros,u.s au:omo-
bIc
! ITe e,i1 -be frat orsr. ar, n. no
tragedy was when ,r,tahlrv Kuhirk turn
/ ed Tho switch nm the Actan AUTOMOBILES
! Thornhurg went over that testimony IN
| troduced by tho Italians who hal iivrd
, in this country only l. months. tHnG'Tr
TO show al prove thai Ag"sta waT
sad!ng IN q field some djS;anc" awHH
| from the shooting VIXEN Major met MS
death.
| There is 4 grave doubt I'm my mind.
! and I believe in the mind OF every Juror.
! II Dan Agosta ever had gun or If there
wcrc any such wcapons about his car
Attorney Thornhurg urged the jurors
! TO center their thoughts on tho cirCUm-
stances and things surrounding tn" trial
: OF Dan AgOSta aua forget about tn" r6-
| cent trial u: Vcrfurato and any infer
! encn that nigh have been jntrod", OF
| tending 10 hr!u. Fob Farmer .nto Il"
trial Tho attorney "Xpla!reG thai Z
was Nrosra on trial and none "'N"r. II,
! rl,2drd that thcy rrlv WEIGH aud accept
/ surh evidence Us was introduced and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
COLD LIGHT-THE FIREFLIES'
FLASHLIGHT AND OTHERS

I think it is now possible to revise
our ideas regarding luminous animals
themselves, especially as regards
those forms with intraceilular lumin-
escense. | have always myself tao
itly assumed that the FREELY manu-
featured luciferin continuously and
burnt il up during flashes to some
waste product that was continuously
removed. 1t would seem, rather, that
the FREELY has a store Of Iuciferin on
hand, which it burns during the ash
and "unburns," if we may use the eX.
preston, between the flashes, It
functions by successive oxidation and
reduction.
some forms, like bacteria, produce
4 steady. continuous glow day and
night. It is customary 10 suppose
thatthe bacteria are continuously
burning Up their luciferin and form.
ing new supplies from some simpler
products. In the light of what |
have said above it would be quite
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
DECLARATION OF WAR

As Director of the Pest EXtermina-
ton crusade in Virginia, Rev. Noel
j. Allen Announces the following
prizes to be awarded to those killing
the most hawks, owls and crows from
November LIST, 1922 to June LIST, 1928.
-Four crows count as one hawk. Owls
same as hawks, screeeh owls and
sparrow hawks not counted on prizes,
500 goes. to the best pest killer,
500 70 next, next $50, then $40, then
$50, next $50, next two SIS, each,
two more so each, next three SIS
each. next three. Of $40 each, three
Of 50. each Nineteen prizes amount
ing TO $500 win be awarded in the
order named. Other prizes. are eX-
pected to be announced later.
Scalps must be turned in to Circuit
Court Clerk in PERSON (never mail
them by those who will make oath
that the pests were killed by them
individually.
Any attempt to combine the kills
Of two or more Will bar from all
prizes. salt the scalps well to pre-
vent putrfaction.
The bounty of $50 each on hawks
and owls is paid in every county in
Va, and SIS each on crows, at GER
tain seasons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21


the world will not be unmindtul OF
the Lloyd George virtues. The
world is certain to view events III
Great Britain with misgivlngs
Even the French, SO frequently
critical of the prime minister, arc
beginning to wonder ii, after all
the worst is yet to come in the
matter Of interference with French
policies. domestic and foreign. 1t
is recalled that Bonar Law recent
" wrote a letter in which he adj
yocated the policy OF putting an
end to the entente if the French
continued the policy OF driving
Germany to desperation, When
British economic conditions de-
manded that the enemy country
be restored to a condition OF
normally.
The world is certain to await
with uncommon interest-what 4
day may bring forth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
big BOSS" OF MINERS go
TO GO ON TRIAL

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Oct
21-Attorneys for the prosecution
and defense began arriving heke to-
day for the Keeney trial which be-
gins Monday in Jefferson county
court tt9E.t-
West Virginia union miners chief
c. Frank Keeaey, is under Indictment
for treason, conspiracy and in con-
nection with the murder of John Gore
Logan county deputy, during the
armed march Of UNION miners and
sympathizers, on Logan and Mingo
counties, in August, 1921.
Counsel for the state have an
nourced the union leader will first
be tried on the murder charge. A
panel Of % venirmen has been drawn
Twenty Of the possible jurymen are
farmers.
Union officiels attach even greater
importance to the Keeney trial than
to the trial of William Blizzard,
young mine union official who was
acquitted of a treason charge after {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
IMPROVING SCHOOLS

State Superintendent Of Public In
structjon. Harris Hart, announces
that during the current year to date
the State Department Of Education
has prepared plans and specifIcau0!,nS
for rural and small town school build
ings resulting in approximately three
fonrths of a million dollars in school
buildinos construction. The depart
rent of school building construction
in the State Department OF Education
prepares plans and specifications for
school buildings ranging from one
room to fourteen rooms TO meet the
demands OF rural communities Tor
small rural schools and consolidated
schools. This work within the Depart
ment of Education represented a say
inc TO local school boards of from
thirty to forty thousand dollars dur
ing the past year in architect fees.
the plans being prepared by the State
Department and furnished gratis to
local school boards and division sup.
erintendents; otherwise many OF the
communities assisted would neces~
sarily have gone without expect ser
vice of this important kind because
of the expense. This work is carried
on under the supervision of Mr.. K.
V. Long assisted by Mr.. l.. l.. Warner
who endeayor to render any Specla.
service to local communities possible
by way of preparing standard plans,
making necessary revisions, and plans
Cor additions to old buildings.
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The Gazette S Book Shelf
A. r. D.

"One of Ours" by Villa Gather. Al
fred Knopf
There is song about doctor
who fell in a well. Richard Carrie
used to sing it years ago, leaning
across the footlights to tell the au-
dience confdentially that the doctor
would have been better off if he'd
attended to the sick and let the well
alone" The same holds true of the
reviewer. When there are so many
books inviting criticism; books rang
ing from the saccharine to the salac-
Gus: it dangerous BUSINESS to review
Mss Gathers latest novel. One mus:
either acknowledge the dignity, hon
esty and intelligence OF her work and
the purity of her style, in which she
has no equal, or depreciate the lack
of feeling which is apparent through
out the book. To damn with faint
praise would be an impertinence 70
this brilliant writer and would inevi-
tably recoil upon the reviewer. The
novel must be liked or disliked
half-hearted praise or blame would
be foolish and futile.
Claude Wheeluer is a remarkable
picture of certain type Of American
boy.-Miss Gather treats the subject
with extraordinary impersonality
and it is in this absolute withdrawal
of self that her latest book falls short
of "My Antonia." 1t is true that we
are afflicted with a plague Of writ
ers. Young and not so young, who In
sist upon playing sea cushion to THEN
public and Miss Gathers fastidious
mind may well recoil fromthe idea OF
turning itself inside out, Ia Edna
st Vincent Millay, n; so much pei
page. But it seems hardly fair to
the public who has waited so long
for another story with all the beauty
and rare sympathy of INV Antonia,'
to withhold any personal touch in the
presentation of her subject, thus rob
bing it of much beauty. Honesty IS
there. as it will be in any book she
NAV write, an excellent thing in q
novel. But honesty is not enough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
Many Road Contracts
Have Been Awarded

Richmond, Oct. 21.-Awarding ST.
1884 in road contracts, the ac-
ceDtance of loans under the Robert
son Act to the amount Of approXl-
mately 100000 and final decisions
following public hearings as to the
routing of three sections of the State
highway system, were the high points
of the two day session of the Nir-
GINA State Highway Commission in
Columbia and Richmond this week.
The public hearing preceding the final
location of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
burg section of the Richmond-Wash-
ington highway was set for Novem-
Der q in Richmond. Action on numer-
Gus requests made of the Commission
for additions of sections of road I'M
der the law, which permits adding
, 1-2 per cent per annum, was defer
red until all the requests could he
considered at the same time. The Com
mission will hold 4 hearing in Orange
county during the coming week. In
attendance at the meeting Of the
Commission were Chairman Henry
G. Shirley, Richmond; secretary Wade
II. MaSSle, w dSHIUg TON, Va, II. ~.
Saunders, Saltville, Hugh b. Sproul.
Norfolk.
Stanton, and Major |. Walks TruXton,
Following the public hearing as 10
the routing Of the section of the
Richmond Newport News highway
between Richmond and Providence
Forge, the highway will be located
via Richmond, Seven Pines thence to
. point east of Bottoms Bridge thence
to a point near MountcaStle, thence
to Providence Forge.
The section of route No. ? was
designated from Fork Union north,
bv way of Dixie, to the west side of
Palmyra, following the hearing at
Columbia. The Commission also adopt
ed the routing on the river road out
of Richmond to connect with route
No. ? from Goochland courthouse via
Dogtown by the most direct route
through Fife, Columbia to Dixie, at
which point the connection with
route No. , Will be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21

,ssible for bacteria to burn luciferinq
in one part of their eel ana un>
burn it in another. they function by
Simultaneous oxidation ana reducI'oh'
And what an economical process
this H.. Here you have an animal
that makes its fuel and burns It ana
nrodnces light practically pure light,
for i ie NOT contaminated with those,
unbidden rays we cannot seei am
then il takes the combustion proaul;
and reconverts it into fuel again. ana
the fuel is ready TO be burned a sec
ond time Il seems 2s if living thing.
had almost solved the old riddle o.
nnscrambjing eggs. At least they
baye been able to unburn their candle.
And ali ibis BY a process which IS IN
no nv so ems va mystery. The chemist
calls # p reversible reaction, and u
YOU should ask him whether TINS IS 5
not rather rare thing, ne WoulG
probably reply; CAN chemical feac-
tons are reversible.
The application Of Al old principle
in a new way has solved many Z
nrohlem. 1t is perhaps too soon to
predict what may be the commercial
future of cold light, but it IS worthy
of emphasis that such deyeio2m sia
would be a very decided step N 3ns
right direction, a step toward the
conservation of that energy which
physics tell us is continually being
converted into an unavailable form
From Cold Light,N BY Z. Newton
Harvey. in the October Scrbners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
OUR TRIBAL LAW

The fourth estate has made a
poor showing in New Brunswick.
First and last a hundred first
class newspaper men have been
assigned to the murder mystery,
and not a single murdered, male
or female, have they turned up.
Many think a woman did ii, and
that if she did she will go free.
They have sentenced to lie i'm
prisonment the Giberson woman
who killed her husband. Bris-
bane. however, sees 4 difference
and distinction: She killed him
because she wanted another man
so the jury believed. If She had
killed her husband bcrause she
wanted HIM, she would probably
have been acquitted - custom
makes that permissible. But YOU
must not kill your own husband
or wife because YOU want another.
Iuries won't permit that. We have
our tribal laws and customs in
our civilization, as all Savages
have them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
"THE GLIMPSES OF THE
MOON"
III
I'd. Annleton and Coz

W. ApplSlOli anu ~.
Susy Lansing might be Lily Bart;
Nick Lansing might be Lawrence
Selden. That's the pity Of it. Struc-
turally, Mrs. Wharton's novel is very
nearly perfect, and devotion to form
need not necessarily, rob story OF
vitality. But the reader is conscious
that having looked upon her charac-
tiers and finding them good, Mrs.
Wharton failed to breathe into them
the breath Of life. Whether she rea-
LIED the omission is hard to say;
Everything else for the making OF
a big society novel is there,-eharm,
ne people, an atmosphere cI ease,
lust enough wickedness to make the
story interesting and to throw into
strong relief the awakened sense OF
honour in Nick and the groupings OF
Susy's newborn sould. 1t is just a
little sad to think that if Susy and
Nick had been endowed with flesh
and blood; if their emotions had been
made real; if they had just once beer
made to live for us, this would have
been another blouse Of Mirth. And
it is not through lack of the ability
necessary to create living characters.
Strefford is human.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
Court DismiSses
Doll Twin" Case

Hammond, Ind, Oct. 2l.-Mrs.
Hazel McNally, alleged mother Of
Hammond's doll baby twins, was
freed late yesterday of the charge Of
numbering the mysterious infants
when Judge tIenry c. Cleveland ruled
the State had failed to prove the IN
fants are not still alive.
The 2G-year-old wife, who has
griuned aud giggled throughout four
days Of the preliminary hearing while
witnesses attempted to fasten on her
the charge of double murder, col
lapsed and fell fainting to the floor
when the court announced its ruling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21

trial lasting several weeks. keency
is the ''big boss and finding of the
court will be a decided boost or thrust
at unionism in West Virgina's mines
Since the Blizzard trial, three SINH
lar cases have been tried and cbnvic-
tons obtained in each. Rev. James
r: Wilburn, syn1pathizer and John
Wllburn, his son, were each convict
ed Of murder in the second degree,
in connection with the death of John
Gore, Sentence is expected to be
passed when the court opens Mon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-21
MASONIC NOTES

Tuesday. October oath, called Com
munication Of Alexandria Washing
ton Lodge No. p, 1880 p. m. for the
purpose Of examining, balIotting for
advancement and comforting degrees.
Tuesday, October 9th, opening of
Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Richmond
Va.
Wednesday, October 18th, session
Of Grand Royal Arch Chapter, cleo
ton Of officers.
Thursday, October Goth, stated
Communication of Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge No. %.
Thursday, October 18th, opening
session of the Grand Commandery
Knight Templar Of Va, in Rich
mond.