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The New York herald., 1922-01-25

Deerfoot Farm Saussges are better because
Of choicest materials and dainty preparation.
Made At the Farm a. southborough.-Adv.
DELLA ROBBrA DINNER DANCES.
Vanderbilt Hotel, Thursday evening, 80
during January. Price s3.--Adr.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
Continued on Pare Four.

Cr-BA, NASSAU, MrAMr-ATLANTIC COAST
LINE. Havana Special" and ''F1orida
Special" Thru service.--Office 1919 Broad
vsy tGcd St.,. Tel. Lonzscre 5sJ5.--Adp
The New York herald., 1922-01-25

BERLrr, Jan. 24--Thc capital with
which TO construct the proposed Rhine
Main-Danubo Canal has been heavily
oversubscribed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair and cold to-day; tomorrow fair wit
slowing rising temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday, az; lowest, Il
Detailed weather reports page.
The New York herald., 1922-01-25

Continued on Page Two,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
F %ss z sSt55o'':.LINENS
Cretonnes, Curtain Materials, Etc.

CrcjorneS, Silk Madras and plain Silk Repps which
are regular $3.50 values. Now, per yard ......... JU(
only. Per pair ......,.. UJC
Fine Bleached Table Linen, fine Blcached Ar, Linen, aud
a special quality II yard-widc Linen worth $500 O. m
a yard. Now, per yard .....,.......... pl.VU
$500 finest Blcachci Table Linen and Imported CO nm
Draperies. Reduced per yard o.............. JE.UU
Art Linens, Imported CrctonneS and iuc Silk Madras &c.
which sell regularly for $500 a yard. Now........
1880 aud slx9O Sheets of very good quality, in Ct m
lac Fjn0l Fire Sale Windup. t..,......-. 1l.VU
Dozen lsxlS Mercerizcd Damask Napkins in a good assert
nent Of deSignS-the kind that sell regularly for CT 9c
800 a dozen. Now 0l.JJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
MEMS SIN

vi 4
ifsu Il
plain ~
muchJ
rciucrtit
Qut&
Fire sal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13

Every man in Albuquerque knows that the Hart Schafner & Marx
label in clothes stands for the maximum of style, value and guar
anteed satisfaction. The Final Fire Sale Windup brings these
clothes to the men of Albuquerque for less thas they have ever
been sold here before. There are scores of suits to choose from, in
all the regular short, long, stout and medium sizes. The materials
are the season pest and the models are the very htest This Final Fire Sale mdup
presents an opportunity to buy W. or three suits for the price of one Come down and
get yours while the getting is good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
so q o 81 ~

MEN's $3.50 SHOES NOW s2oo
Mems $3.50 black ana brown
calf shoes in lace and button
STYLES. In the Final FIRE sale
Windup at s. o a pair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
woMrs,s $3.50 noors. $500.

Momon's and misses black ana brown lId
which were considered good values ut stla
fore the fire. Thcy have military horl ard
been reduced to $500 IN the Final Tire
Mludup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
woMEx's s,o.oo ~ Mrs, 81 M.

Wumen's and misses patent leather md
Kid pumps including very desirable two
tie style with choice OF Louis or military
Thcy sold for as much o. $40 before tho ur
haze been reduced In the Final Fire Sale ,
up To- az 90 u pair,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
SHOES |
woMr>'s 5000 PUMPS, si.oo.

This lot consists Of women and misses
NIle cloth pumps with choice ~ Louis cor M
heels In the Final ftre sal" Ninrup q
"a pair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13

Misses $500 black hid and patent lo1thr
and button hnots with white, grtN. brow
black hid tops. In the Final Fir, sale WIN
s1.uO "a pair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-13
s.. o BoUDoR SLIPPERS. sioo.

Women and misses Sg5o blue 80 o.,
clippers and ribbon trimmed feif rHmlN -l.
reduced tn the Final Fire sale Wiudup Go
"a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
ORDER WARD GIVEN
GRAND JURY RECORD

White Plains. n. Y, June 26.-Su-
preme Court Justice Morschauser late
today signed an order giving the dis
trict attorney five days to supply Wal.
ter S. Wards lawyers copy OF the
minutes of the grand jury which m.
dicted him for the first degree murder.
The order was signed after Justice
Morschauser had read lengthy affi'
davit from District Attorney Weeks,
protesting against the motion.
"The defendant and his counsel
read one section Of Mr.. Weeks affi'
davit. refused to divulge the nature
OF the alleged blackmail and deponent
has used every means which his pow.
er and has spent large sums OF money
endeavoring to prove the defendants
story Of self defense but without
avail Mr. Weeks declared that the
motion to see the grand fury minutes
WAS an attempt to force him to 20 TO
trial before he was ready and he a.
serted that under no circumstances
would be surrender his, rights.
The order vas filed IN the county
clerks office just before il was closed
for The day. and because Mr.. "eeu
lad loft tn" courthouse Will not NJ
served on him until tonTarrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
$50 ", VIRGINIA
BANKERS GATHER
AT WHITE SULPHUR
At Pretty Summer Resort
This Forenoon

Whirc sulphur SPRINGS, W. Va,
Juno "6 (SpeCiall.- Ono hundred ana
fifty West Virginia bankers have a.
rived for the opening of their twentieth
annual convention a. this delightful
meeting place Many have come by
automobilc from northern and central
sections Of the state. reporting charm
Ing trips through valleys and over
mountain roads
The opening session on Tuesday
morning will include an address OF
welcome by Hon. Andrew Price OF
MarlintOn. on behalf OF the banks Of
tho GrCenhrier Valley Thomas Nc
Adams. president nr tho American
Bankers Association. Is here n az
dress tho convention on the day alter
tomorrow.
Hon. Waiter s Hallanan. state tax
commissioner. will speak on Tax
Problems as Related to Bankers. $
Deputy Governor Charles :. Feplo n'
tho Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
mond. speaks on Reasons For EStao'
lishmcnt Of the Federal Reserve Sys'
tenn" Edward Nelly Of Parkersburs.
is president and J. Hill OF Charleston.
Is secretary Of the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
Administrative Efforts
To End Strike Checked
President Lewis, After Con-
ference, Announces United
Mine Workers Policy Is
Unaltered-Insists On New
Wage Scale Agreement.

Washington, June @6 (By The AS
sociated Press) Administration ef-
forts 10 bring about a settlement OF
the bitumnuuS coal strike met pre-
l!minary check today.
After conferences with President
Harding and Secretary OF Labor
PAWS, John l.. Lewis. president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America, an.
nounced that he union policy still was
unaltered and unyielding in its inSis-
tence that a new wage scale must be
set up for the strike ridden mining
districts by national or semi.nationa:
conferences with operators.
The meeting between Mr. Harding.
Secretary Davis and Mr.. Lewis. which
took place around the White House
luncheon table, was the last OF a
series OF conferences into which Sec.
retary Of Labor Davis took Mr., Lewis
after his arrival from Cincinnati Sun
day
Officially no statement was forth
coming. though Secretary Hoover was
also called 10 the White House for 4
word with the President about the sit
uation Immediately after Mr.. Lewis
left. Apparently no spokesman for
the mine operators, whose refusal be
fore last April 10 meet in the semi
national wage scale negotiations or
the central competitive field was the
controversial point in the strike. were
in the capitol for today's discussions.
Mr. Lewis was first invited 10 Wash
ington last Thursday and upon his al
rival SUNDAY was taken to Secretary
Davis private apartments FOR Il pro.
tracted discussion running several
hours past midnight. 10 be renewed
later today az the labor department.
Talk Over General Problems
We talked over the general prob
lens Of the bltuminous industry and
the strike" Mr.. Lewis declared on
leaving the White House. Its over
development and intermittency and
projects for its stabilization.
With relation TO the present strike
We considered the matter OF joint
conference OF operators and miners.
fcnntnusd on PAGE rwelve.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
READY To TRY
YOUNG N|[BURN
Blair Miner and Son Of Con-
victed Minister, Accused
of Murder.

Charles Town, ". Va, June 26.-
Both the state and the defense attor.
news tonight were prepared to launch
into the trial of John Wilburn, Blair
miner, who is accused Of being tmpli'
Gated In the killing Of Logan deputy
sheriff in the miners march OF 1871
in the southern West Virginia coA
fields.
Each side had summoned its wiz
uesses, who came into Charles Town
today. and counsel for Wilbur and
the prosecution stated that they ex-
pected to make this trial decisive
one, 1t being the third case that has
resulted from disturbances In the coal
field area OF Logan and Boone coun-
ties last August
The defendant is a son OF the Rev.
J. f. Wilburn, who was convicted last
week OF murder in the second degree
for the killing of Deputy Sheriff John
Gore. His son, John, who stands trial
in the forthcoming case, Is charged
with the same felony.
Colonel C. A. Osenton, an attorney
for the prosecution, today told news
papermen that the state expected to
prove that John Wilburn had money
on his person after the deputy was
killed with two others at Blair Gap.
which be is alleged to have claimed
belonged to Gore.
An attempt was made by the state
in the trial OF the Rev. Wilbur to
bring this out. but defense witnesses
contradicted II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
SENTIMENT IS STRONG .
FOR OGDEN CANDIDACY
IN THREE DISTRICTS
Ycld Manager. At Parkersourg. Highly
Pleased with Prospect OF HIS
Nomination.

rarG"rspurE W Va, Jnne Go SPe-
r:alr-Dr George ". Otto, OF Wheeling
Fic!d manaEcr Of tho campaign OF II. {.
ogden FOR The United States senate
stopped of in Parkersburg 10 night en-
route back home from a two weeks trip
over the state. and was enthusiastic
over ;he prospects Of the Wheeling can
d!date securing the Republican nomin-
alton At the August state wide primary
aud the election in the tall ne mas
been visiting the counties of the third.
hrn and sixth congressional districts
and reports: The swing IN all these
counties IS for Mr.. Ogden in the sena-
'n~ial race. The reason advanced by
the people Of the counties visited is uni
vorssl. They want man OF his recoG-
n!zed ability 70 represent them IN the
senate az Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
CHARGED With DEATH
Of INSANE PATIENT
ParkersburE Young Man Arrested ana
Held for Roane County

Parker Sburg. ". Va, June =o'-Ha!
mond Baker, Farkersburs young man
was taken into CUSTODY ton!s"t py
Lieutenant Boycs OF the ParkeFsouf4
police and placed In the WOOD county
jaIl awaiting arrival or an olncer from
Roane county. where he IS saio TO %
und.r ,ndietncn: In connection with the
dsstb of 4 natinnt IN Spencer State Hos
pital for the Insane.
His exp,anat!on of the affair "a 70 tho
eFer, that while he was an attenda nj
at the Spencer institution one or the
n,.Ian.s became unrUlv a. night ana
that he merely assisted the guard OF
,,,t ward IN snhduInE him. but the
r..inn, subsequently died. ana Inc
rorro con1'v authorities probably Al
trihuted his death 10 the occurrence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
CHARGE STEEL TRUST
BACKED OPENING
OF HERRIN Mine
Accusation of Senator Sneed
Promptly Denied By Coal
Operators.

Herrin. Ill. June 26-tBy the Associ-
ated Press)-SuGgestion that the open
ing Of the Inflated strip mine or
the Southern Illinois Coal company was
backed by the coal operators OF the
state and that The United States Steel
Trust" was also assisting" the owner
of the mine. w. ]. Lester. was contained
in a statement tonight BY Senator W.
J. sneed a sub-disrict miners official.
Statements were made by many
Sneed said, that the steel trust was as
sistinE in the opening OF tho Illinois
mine on a non-union basis"
The slaughter WAS termed horrlols
affair" by Senator Sneed. He again de-
clared the Southern Illinois company
was to blame for the affair.
Mr.. Lester and his company shouio
be made to pay dearly for this outrage
even to the extent OF taxing them for
the next ten years and make 1t impos-
sible for him to ever fasten onto any
community such stigma as has come
TO Williamson county. through his e.
forts and which every American citizen
should and does resent" the statement
concluded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
fcontnusd on Page Twelvs)
EARLY RETURNS
FAVOR 4 STRIKE
Maintenance Of Way Men In
sist, However, Other Craft
Join Walkout.

Detroit juno S-IBy tho Associate ed
Press Early returns on the strike vote
taken BY the United Brotherhood OF
maintenance OF way employees and rail-
way shop laborers, following the recent
wage out ordered by the United states
Railroad Labor Board. Indicated an
overwhelming majority" In favor ct a
walkou,, conditional however. upon SIM
liar action by other crafts AT iected by
board reductions. II was announced mere
today az the general headquarters OF
the maintenance men.
Tabula,ion OF the ballots started this
morning. and 1t was said about forty
thousand had been checked. 1t was
added ths vote was considered fairly
rel reSentauye.
Exact tgures were withheld under IN
s;ructions from K. +. Cradle, grand
president now IN Chicago eVnterrihS
with the leaders OF other unions whose
membership has been affected BY wage
cuts and who 1t was said. would con-
s,der taking sone Joint action III pro-
test. President CRADLE Is being hepi IN
constant touch with the way the Nose
IL progressing. II was said. and II was
added. by the end Of the week OFFICIALS
Meet TO have an accurate line on the
sentiment OF the maintenance men.
Some OF the membership. according 70
orioials fa-or striking irrespective Oh
the action taken by other unions out TAG
Sc.rter pNctr;asc. II was emphaS'Zeu'
fayo-s strike only In the event o'he'
workers pari;> p2tH
s.-P. shopmsn Vote Strike.
San Francisco. June 2o.-approN'-
rately a3 percent Of tn" Nhopmen on
the southern Pacific company system
on the coast and in the Gun states nav
voted for strife against the reoent
waSe cuts, while 95 percent OF the
I-nIop Pacific and Santa Fe shopmen
have voted to 60 out. K was announced
today. b. l.. s. Gordon. S"'rrlarT OF the
Southern Padtlc Federation or Shop
E,mployes. The federation incluoes
twenty thousand shop workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
STATE REPUBLICANS
TO NOMINATE JUDGE
Chairman Mont White Announces
Convention Will Be Held Be-
fore August IS.

Huntington, w. Va, June 26.-There
will be a Republican state judicial
convention before August IS. but the
date and place have not been decided
upon. Mont z. White, state chairman
announced tonight. The convention
will nominate a candidate for the Su-
preme Court of Appeals to succeed
Judge Meredith, Vho was named by
Coyernor Morgan to succeed the late
Judge Lynch. Fatrmont has asked Tor
the convention. it was stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
PACKET BETSY ANN
NARROWLY ESCAPES
WRECK IN BEARTRAP
River Craft Breaks Propeller Rt Now
Martlnsville-Swept Toward Dam
BY Wind.

Si,,crsv.l'2. W. Va, June @6.--The
Ohio river packet "Ectsy Ann" narrow
" ESCAPED being swept into tho bear
iran" n, III" NHw MartinsVille dam
when. In pulling from the wharf, pro-
heller wheel vas broken.
A high wind S""pt the craft down
stream and n ferry "oat when went 10
,nc rescue was "1rl'"d along win H.
Finally line VA anchored 10 shore
a,,I ,be Ee,.v Ann stopped within few
root of the swift rurr""; '""dtng into
the bear traps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
v,,+.u, Hurted; Blame unhxsd

H.rrin. ILL.,. June 26.-(By the hsso-
c,a,ed Press) Williamson count!
buried the dead in her latest mine wa
vasterdav conducted an inquest to de-
,srn,ipe the cause Of their death and TO-
dav faced the responsibility OF bringing
the guilty TO justice
with not a single arrest made since
,hs massacre last Thursday when al
Inos, 10 men were killed after strike
svnpathfzers stormed the Lester mine
snd with county officials making no
v,sible effort 70 place tho blame the II"
vestieatins Is being done by state anu
federal agents,
Representatives OF the department "
Justice, department Of labor. the s'ate ;
; sttnr,cv GENERALS Office and the adult
ant general are delving into the coax o.
eecrecv which so far has surrounded lne
IDENTITY ~ the 5000 men who marched
,rom Herrin, In broad daylight TOOK
more than so unarmed men prisoners
marched them back down the road rnto
a wood and there killed l9 and ~ounueo
nearly as many more. ,
Yesterday six men OF Williamson
ccunty-thrce miners. merchaht, RI
electrician and the superintendent or the
Herrin water works-'were soiemniE lid =
naneled, listened to the evidence or wit
nosses called by Coroner william NC
rowen and returned their verdict.
They found and so recorded that {. n.
Mcdowell, murdered superintendent or
,he Lester mine. killed union miner on
Wednesday, the day before the massacre
or the other dead. 10 In all. including
two other strikers. the jury found they
came TO their death by gunshot WcundS
inflicted by unknown persons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
pREEp OF MURDER CHARGE.

Jacksonville. Ella. Juno 2S'-Lleut.
Toohcr and Sergeant Kristjan bredVad.
q the United states air service were
found no, guilty of charge OF hrst
degree murder by jury IN federal court
here today. Tho case grew OUT OF lhe
killing OF +. b. Hitt at Fuhta "oEoa'
in Apr!l 1871, and attracted "4uefat'eH-
ton because Of threatened ''ash os-
tween civil and military authorities over
lMri rishiCtion-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
{. { D. SHOPNE
END THE STRIKE
Dispute Over Demand Fol
Foreman S Removal Causes
Walkout.

Hinton. W. Va, June c6.-F'oNowins
. conference here tonight between or
f,cials Of the chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road and representatives Of the en-
2loyes. the strike ot shopmcn, which has
heen IN effect since last Thursday, was
settled and the men Will return to ~orK
tomorrow morning At o'clock.
The order for the walkout follower
complaint Of the employees against D.
f, Garrctson. foreman n the Hinton
ahops. asking his removal. More than
900 employees OF the road were anect-
ed in the order which took all shopmen
y the Hinton division. including those
at Thurmond, Raleigh. and Ounnlmon''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
MARINE FL|ERS
FALL To DEATH
CAPTAIN Hamilton and Ser
geant Martin Killed AT
Gettysburg.

Gettysburg Pa, June @6.-Captaln
George q. Hamilton distinguished
service cross man and known as one
Of the most intrepid officers Of the mar
Inc corps. was instantly killed today
when his airrlanc crashed to earth in
q nosedive near the big encampment.
Sergeant G.. 4. Martin. Of Buffalo. his
,nechanician was injured and died soon
sft.r he was admitted to the local hos
pita!. -.
CartaIn Hamil;on's plane was one OF
O. number acting as the advance scout
in= party for the long column OF mar
Ines marching 10 gettysburg a1ter us
hikc cr week from Quantico. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
THE WEATHER

West v'rginLai Bhowers Tuesday and
probably wednesday. Mdld temperatue'
western Pennsylvania and onAo'
showers Tuesday, warmer IN north por-
tion. wednesday etaaZtp& -..---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
Harm Mayors Statement

Herrin. Ills. June 26.-(By the Asso-
caa,.d Press.)-Undeserved odium mas
been heaped upon the town or HerrIn
In connection with Thursdays nine
n.ssao-e. Mayor A. T. Face declared TO-
day IN public statement read 10 the
city council. -.
Herrin. while deploring keenly me
,rar.dv which cannot be condoned, the
navor declared feels that this town
ought not 10 receive the total blame
FOR the affair. For this. he said. other
n.rt. Of Williamson and adjoining
counties are equally responsible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
Denied By operators

ST. Louis. Mo-. June @6-tBy the AS
soc.ted Press)-Vigorous denial tha'
there was any truth in the suggestion
Of state Senator Sneed Of Herrin thai
the opening OF the Southern Illinois Goa,
Company's strip mine, which resulted
in the Herrin massacre had the BACK
o. the coal operators OF Illinois, was
made tonight by presidents OF two I'LL
nois coal operators associations.
They were K K Kavanaugh' pres'
dent OF the Coal Operators Association
cf the Fifth and Ninth tllinols) ols'
tric,s, and Rice Miller OF Hillsooro
MS. president Of the Illinois COR
Operators' association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
PITTSBURGH BOY KILLED.

rtttsburch June eS. Az Charles
a youth OF this city. stood
In the hatter's box during a s"hoolhoy
game 'his afternoon. bullet
struck his mead just back c' the risht,
ear and y. dtod an hour later IN local
hosr,'a. ,.h,rIAs fiarner, another YOU
t.. vino had reen shooting - cal.
hre rirlo ncar tho lot where the hall
game uas u r~nEresa. was arrested
after be had irfnrm'd the pohca ~
tbs accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
.H|RSH FREES
ACCUSED WIFI T
GOES HOME WITH HER
TO RECOVER HEALTH
Wealthy Contractor Declares
Mrs. Hirsh Did Not Shoot
Him.

F'rceport, ~ Y, June @6 lEy The
Associated Press. The mysterious
shooting Of Oscar A. Hirsh. wealthy
electrical contractor on the lawn OF
Rene Davies. former movie actress,
late Saturday night. took another
turn today whom Mrs. Hazel Hirsh. r".
leased on bail. after having been ac'
Cused o! shooting her husband, took
him home from the Mineola hospital
~ nurse him back 10 health.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. HirSn denied she
had pulled the trigger in a scuffe
v hch had followed their departure
from Il party given by Miss Davis, bu;
neither said who had fired the shot
whether Mr.. Hlrsh or third partI.
In her first public statement sine"
the party broke M in a wild scramhl"
as the shot was heard on tho uule'
street. Mrs. lIirsh said that. far from
firing the shot she was doing every
thing possible to prevent it,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
verdict No Surprise.

Chicago, June 226.-The Ferd!ct OF 'ne
coroncr's jury concerning the Hcrrin
slavinSs. brought little surprise to Ar
thur II, I.ytton. OF Bull. Lyiion d olson.
counsel for the Southern Illinois coal
operators, he said here today, in state
mcnt attrIbutinG II 70 alleged domin-
snce Of the county by the union miners
influence.
However. Il IS wonder how far tho
human nerve can sway jury. he ADDED
NO other sort OF a decision could be
eypec;ed from Williamson county. ]
learned on my trip 10 Marion last week.
that county officials we're fairly bIuned
and cowcd. ard that politically the
miners vote held the county othciais IN
!ts grip ,.
The verdict placed responsibility Tor
the staying of more than 20 non-union
men m activities Of MIR. l.ytton's clients
and declared g. X. McDowell. mine sup
erintendont employed by the southern
illinois Coal company. gnilty OF MUIR
dor