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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-08
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AT THE PLAYHOUSE
David warheId

David Warfold
David Belasco will present David
warfeld as shylock IN Tho Msr-
chant OF Venice" at tho Playhouse
next Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee.
The supporting cast 10 20 include
Philip Merivale as Bassanto. A. d.
Arson as Duke OF Venice. Ian Mac
Laren as Antonio, Walter Percival
as Grauano, Herbert Grimwood as
Prince OF Morocco. Albert Bruning
as Tubal, Horace Braham as Lor-
EMO. Reginald Goode as Solanio,
Herbert Ransom as Salarino, Fuller
Mellls as OLD Gobbo. Charles Har-
bury as Balthazar. p. Vivian as
Launoelot Gobbo. Morris strassoerg
as Chus, Edward H Weaver as
Stephano,, Edward Grandell sas
Leonardo, Ward de Wolfe as Jester,
Nick Long as Clerk OF the Court. II.
Brown as a Ducal Messenger, Miss
Mary servoss IN the role OF Portia,
Miss Mary Ellis. Nerissa; Miss Julia
Adler. Jessica.
The Passing Show
biggest and most costly Winter Car
den attraction ever sent on tour
opens at the Playhouse Tuesday and
Wednesday next week. Such Is the
claim made for the New York Win
ter Gardens annual revue, THE
Passing Show"
THE Passing Show Is tho ninth
OF the series, the first being pro-
duced IN 1919. Il has twenty-six
colossal scenes, thousands OF cos
tunes. and twenty-five odd musical
numbers. not overlooking two sur
prising spectacular effects. Tbs
artists who will appear are an ex-
ceptionally capable company.
Besides being a spectacle OF huge
novel proportions. the revue 10 all
its name implies, since all the I'M
portant dramatic successes OF the
time are parodied. Any attempt TO
adequately set forth the merits OF
this great amusement vehicle would
appear fulsome-it must be seen to
be appreciated.
Biny Burke I'm 'Rosc Brian
4 play never was developed under
more favorable circumstances than
those attending the writing Of Rose
Brian" the new Booth Harrington
comedy. which Is 20 serve Billie
Burke as a starring vehicle this sea
son. Miss Burke spent the summer
at York Harbor. Me-. and Mr.. Tarlk-
ington's summer home Is at Kenne-
bunkport.
Miss Burke and Mr.. Harrington
were in conference almost oontinu-
ally over the various details OF
Rose Briar." Miss Burke Is APP
pearing under the management OF
her husband. F. ziegfeid. Jr. Miss
Burke will be seen a. the Playhouse
beginning November 1e for an en-
gagement OF four performances.
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DENIAL
BY COZ. MORGAN
Asserts He is Under "Specia
Obligation to No Man or
Interest.
(oontinusd on Page Fourtsen.)

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. oS.-A CON
temptihle falsehood" was Governor Nor
gan's prompt rer"rt to the declaration OF
r. G. Townsend in the court room at
Charles Town today thai the governor
was involved IN conspiracy t. che X
unionization Of the Southern West NIr-
gnia coal fields
The governors statement vas issued
from the executive of &c soon after re-
ports were published here of Mr.. Town
sends accusation. made in his argument
in behalf OF G. Frank kecney. union dis
trict president. brought 70 trial on 4
charge OF being access ory to murder
The statement said
When shown the statement Of #. e.
Townsend. of counsel for g Frank
kcency. Governor Nurran stated tha,
the charge that he or any person rerre
senting him had entered into a cnuSpir-
acy directly or indirectly. ono Of the
purposes OF said conspiracy being 10
prevent the further spread Of unioniSn
into the unorgan;zed coal ncLls Of South
ern West Virginia and |" crush and
dcSt-oy uniOnSm where il already ,N-
isted. was 4 contcnptihIc falschnud and
that any person who CHARGES directly or
by cowardly implication that he WAS
now or ever had been under any sre-
Cial obligation {" tn. coal operators or
any person. or C,dSS of persons or die
taied to or controlled 10y any individual
class of interest. or had made any prom
Use OF the character int'mIt"d IS either
grossly mistaken or Il mcmdacious fal
sifier."
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Fresno, Calf. Oct. 2&--George T,
Harlow. who early yesterday club,
bed his wife to death and was cXoner-
ated by a coroner's jury which re-
turned verdict Of "iustitiabe homr
eide" told the authorities his story
of his wife's death.
He Is held in tho MADEIRA county
jail while District Attorney Mason \,
DALEY determines what action 10
take. In another cell in the same jail
is H. G.. Blanchard. Il youth charged
by Harlow with heinC In his home
when he returned from work unopnCt
edly at 4 o'clock Saturday morning.
Blanchard Is held partly for his own
safety and partly while authorities de
termine if any action will be brought
against him.
Harlow, according - tho story ho
told the CorOncr's jury. composed OF
noighbOrs at North Fork. where hc
lived. returned home Unexpectedly
because he WAS ILL., and in tho dark
ened bedroom came upon the sleep
Ing form Of Blanchard. who lied
while he went 10 the front Of the
house for a shotgun.
The gun was discharged accident
ally, Harlow told the authorities and
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Describe Brother Of
Crime Victim as |ag0

Philadelphia Oct o3-Arthur r.
Roster. brother Of Oscar Roster. the ad-
vertising man who was shot to death
with his stcnographer. Miss Mildred
Geraldine Rcckitt. ny Mrs. Catherine
Roster. today denied on the witness
stand that he had poisoned the mind OF
Mrs. Roster against her husband and
prompted the double shooting. The
young widow. accused OF Staying both.
is being tried on a murder charge in
connection with the death OF the stenog-
raphcr.
Roster. described by the defense as
the "Iago" OF the case. was subjected
TO strenuous cross-eXaminatiOn
throughout the afternoon session by
John K. X. Scott, chief counsel for Mrs.
Roster. Questions were hurled at the
witness IN an endeavor TO prove that
he was ir league with his brother 10
drive this woman from the house"
Roster maintained that he never had
told his sister-in-law iha; he slain man
was anxious to cast her off for a new
love.
Verbal clashes between opposing at
,orncys cn.vened the session. and
brought smiles to the jurymen. when
riral Almost every question was object
ed - by the commonwealth.
Mrs Roster stared bitterly al the
witness, who avoided meeting her eyes.
Only once today was she overcome with
cmotion--in the morning session. when
7. B:bb Toln, her husbands partner.
was asked 10 identify Rosters blood
flcckcd spcCtacles. Then she broke into
SnhS,
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conservatives
VS.. Radicals
In Iowa Fight
BY DAVID IAwRENc1
Copyright by Tho 1nselligencer)

Sioux City, Ia. Oct. c3.-He's a crack
/ rifle shot--onc OF the best In the coun-
try-he's an ardent friend OF labor and
an even more ardent champion OF tho
farEcr. he's called a Socialist and he
has the endorsement Of men prominent
In the Socialist party. he is outspokcnIy
an,i-Harding. nc has the regular non'-
nation OF the Republican party for the
United States Senate--h!S name Is
Colonel Smith ". Brookhart.
And wha, Is even more pertinent. tho
state OF iowa will send Mr.. Rrookhart
20 the senate by a majority that may
bs a record breaker. Revolt OF the
regulars IN the Republican party. out
bursts Of emphatic diSapproVal OF Mr..
Erookhart after the primaries have
failed TO diminish his vote getting. In
a word Nr. Brookhart Is loved for tho
enemies no has made and the turmoil
some cf the conservatives haV" set up
only makes the labor and farmer ele-
msnts all the more anxious 20 help
Brookhart.
Will the verdict re reputation 90
the Harding administration. Some WAL
interpret II that way. but II will be n
mistake 10 attach too much importance
70 chc anti-administrat!on sentiment IN
this campaign. The truth Of the mat
ter Is that Brother Brookhart has the
regular Republican nomination. lie runs
on a ticket thoroughly advertised in the
agricultural communities and il would
be the same no matter who was run
ming this ycar--the state is overwheim-
!ngly Republican.
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ALLEGE GOVERNOR MORGAN in CONSPIRACY
EYES ON COMING BATTLE or IHE bALLOlo
48 MORE INDICTMENTS
FOR HERR|N MURDERS
Court Expresses Opinion Lat
est Grand Jury Action is
illegal.

Marion Ills. oct. "3.-(By Tho Az
sociatcd rrcss)-The special grand jury
which today resumed !ts Investigation
OF tho Harin mine killing after
months recess. late this afternoon re-
turned an iNtiCtm"nt for murder, nam
ing 4o persons. and announced II mas
completed It's work. This makes 434
indictments the grand jury has returned
in connection with the mine strike riots
In which twenty-thren we're killed.
Circuit Court Iudgo IIartwcll. before
some OF tho evidence was returned. eH-
pressed the opinion that tho true Dill is
illegal because II was returned at IN"
September term OF court hy n grand
Jury impannellcd by tho July term OF
court States Attorney Dclos Duty OK
pressed an opposite opinion and stated
he would appeal 20 tho state supreme
court If the Indictments were declared
Illegal.
Those 'dlcted today were charged
with the death of Ignace kuhin!s' the
las, victim nt the riot!nG 10 expire. WHO
died since the grand jury took a tempo
rarv adjournment thirty days ago. only
a few witnesses were heard today. and
:ncv are said 10 have told OF wounds
inflicted on Kuhinis and which are said
a. have resulted IN his death.
In the total OF 434 indictments. seven
individual persons are named. some or
tho men having as high as nine indict-
rents, charging murder. riot!nS and as
sault. facing them. Twcnty-one OF tho
individuals are charged only with riot
ing and assault. leaving Sc indicted Tor
murder.
OF tho total nmbor of indictments
@l5 are for murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
KEENEY TRIAL
FEATURED BY
Bic SENSATION
PLOT FOR CRUSHING
UNIONS, SAYS LAWYER
Townsend Objects to Prose
cution By Men in Hire of
Coal Operators.
By JOHN P. LALLY,
Staff Correspondent.

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40 r - T., ,,o,,no,, mo,
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be called upon |" "'l'''' "''''S'''
on the charge Of entering INTO a
consniracv with certain coal opcr.
o,ors IN ,b;s ,tatc 70 "crush and
I nr,,.o,,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
MARIE bEA[
IS ACQUITTED
DAYTON Woman Who Killed
Betrayer Freed After Jury
IS Out Two Hours.

Kansas City, Oct. GA jury in crin-
inal court here 'acQui tied Marie
C"Pcggy') Beal tonight Of the murder
OF Frank W. Anderson. here last sum-
mer. The jury delibcratcd two hours
Prisoners in the county jail adjoining
the court room Joined the applause IN
cited by the announcement OF the ac-
quittal. The room was crowded despite
the late hour.
The trial started this morning. Few
Witnesses were examined and the teSti-
mony was short.
Temporary insanity was the plea IN
hcr trial. Her attorney said: Mrs
Rcal brooded over her shattered love
affair with Anderson. and her mind
was reduced To such a weakened condl'
tion that she slew him.
Her Shattered Dream.
The defense counsel said the night
before the alleged murder. Anderson
told Mrs. Beal he could not marry her.
after he had asked her TO come 10 Kan.
sas CITY from Springfield. Illinois, to
be married.
Don't you want to Do what Is right
the attorney told the jury Peggy Beal
had asked Anderson.
I'D like to- put I can't. because I'm
married" the jurors were told Ander-
son replied.
Deliberate Crime.
In the staes opening statement to
the jury. Anthony 2. Nugent. assistant
prosecutor. recitcd the story OF the
fatal shooting which took place in .
hotel room here June 3.
The evidence will show Engent
said, that the killing OF Anderson was
deliberate. that II had been studied ana
MANNED bv Mrs Beal and was ccon-
plished While Anderson was asleep"
William l.. Lasley. patrolman. frst
state witness identified a book. "Thuvia.
Maid Of Mars" which he found on .
table Of the hotel room in which Ander-
son was slain He said the book was
opened at an illustration OF the hreoins
(continusd on Page six)
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PLANNING AROUND
THE WORLD FLIGHT
BY US, A|RPLANES
Continued on Page Fourteen.)

Wa~hinctou. oct. Tentative plans
for an attempted tiCht Of army air
planes around the world have been un-
dor consideration for S"mc months by
air service officials. /, was learned to-
day, hut the project has not as yet
passed tho preliminary survey stag"
Valuable data on Rvatlahl" routes in
both directions has been ohLa inCd. how
ever and ultimately Il Is hoped to send
a considerable aerial squadron on the
voyage
The project will no: h" laid before
Secretary Weeks for approval. It was
said. until it takes much more definite
form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
VERDICT OF VOTERS
IN THE PRESIDENTS
STATE MEANS MUCH
Senator Wadsworth Makes
Appeal That Will Stir Ohio
Republicans.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 23.-The
eyes of the nation and of the world
are on Ohio in the pending cam
paign, declared United States Sen
ator James W. Wadsworth, OF
New York, tonight, when he was.
the principal speaker at the open
ing of the Republican campaign
in the hill top section of Cincin.
natl.
Senator Wadsworth said that
while in his own state great issues
we're involved. it was in Ohio
where the verdict Of the voters
would be most potent and far
reaching. for the reason that this
was the home state of President
Harding. What Ohio said this
fall would have an immense influ-
rnce on the results in the entire
nation two years hence, declared
the New York senator.
his strong Appeal.
THE national administration IL at ths
half mile post" said Senator Wadsworth
"and yet the work Is two-thirds done.
But there are other problems TO solve.
and ] cannot help thinking what pity
II would be after SO much has been ac-
complished. If Ohio. Republican by tra-
dition and conviction, should fail TO sup
port her great son, and. mayhap. con-
tribute to stalling Of the machinery for
the next two years. I cannot believe
that the people OF the presidents own
state will accord him such treatment.
Among other speakers was Congress-.
man Nicholas Longworth. who confined
himself to discussion Of the tariff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
VVFFKS AND HARB0RD SOUND
WARRINGTON PREPAREDNESS

the secretary declared that America
entered the World war totally unpre-
pared
industries Big FACTOR.
"Ir We have learned anything from
the World war" he continued. we
must develop and perfect the Industrial
forces to adequately support the fight
Ing forces.
First, we must counteract lndifter'
ence and, secondly. forget the idea
which is somewhat prevalent that We
did a good job in this war and will even
do better IN another. systematic
plan must be worked out TO insure eco.
noric preparedness.
Mr.. Weeks then outlined briefly tho
work that Assistant Secretary VAIN
wright was doing in dividing the coun-
try into ordnance districts. presided
over by district chiefs charged with tho
work OF maintaining the productice ef-
Iir!cncy OF their districts.
This work, lie said. would he fraught
with great difficulties because many or
the plants. developed by steel COM
pan.cs during the war. were untitled FOR
peace time work. and some or them
would have to he closed.
"lf the country were In q financial
nosj,lnn to do 50. believe we should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-24
GEORGE CLINE
KILLED NE, THE
VICTIM s WORDS
Sensational Testimony Given
in Trial of Three for Movie
Actors Murder.

Hackcnsack. n. j., Oct. 23.-
Consuming but one court day, IN
which forty-tive minutes were
given to the selection Of a jury,
the state tonight rested lis case in
the joint trial of George Cline,
motion picture director; Miss
Alice Thornton and Charles Soul
lion, brothcr-in-law Of Cline, for
the murder, on August %. of
John Bergen, motion picture
actor.
The Victims Accusation
The court reserved decision on tho ad-
mIsSih!lity Of TWO notes offered in evil
Gcpre by the state One was said I" &c
the dying statement OF Bergen. This
was a framc-up." and tho other was a
note said TO have been found on Rcr-
gen after his death. which read:
George Cline killed me"
4 motion made hr defense counsel
TO dismiss the indictment against Miss
Continued on Page Fourteen)
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LOVE LETTERS
Of MURDERED
PAIR ANA[YZED
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
NOW AT THE HELM
New Start Made in Attempt
to Solve the Hall-Mills
Mystery.

Now brunswick. ". J.. Oct. 2S.-(By
Tho Associated Prcss.) 1.-THE Hall-Milis
murder investigation halted today Tor
a change or pilots, and with Wilbur A..
Mott, deputy general. at the helm. u
will start again tomorrow, practically
from the beginning.
Tho long-heraldcd change in the per-
souncl Of Investigators came this morn
Ing. when Attorney General McCran. at
Trenton, notified County Prosecutors
Rcckman of Somerset and Strirker or
Middlcscx that he had granted their
request that they hn superseded.
The request was made through
Supreme Court Justice Parker early
last week but was temporarily with
drawn when the prosecutors f"und
what they thought was hot clerw
leading 10 tho murderer or murderers.
Whom this line Of investigation failed
to provide them with clear-cut case.
they repeated the request.
Local Prosecutors Quit.
Tho two prosecutors quit work on the
case az soon as news Of Motifs appoint
mcnt reached them. They Will step
formally ont tomorrow after they have
told tho deputy attorney general all
they know about II. taking with them
their respective county detectives.
lust how Mott will attack the mys-
tcrv remains TO be disclosed. He said
today that he expected to start from
the beginning" and that one OF his first
stems would be a careful analysis OF
all the love letters and tho diaries ex-
changed by the minister and the choir
singer.
Mason TO Dslvs.
Detective James Mason. with whom
Mott used to work when he was Essex
county prosecutor, has been assigned to
work with him. Mott also announced
he had called in Ellis Parker. famous
Burlington county detective. Phrker
had been asked by Charlotte Mills.
daughter OF the slain woman. TO tS.s
n hand In the case, but stayed out be-
cause her invitation was not backed up
by one from the prosecutors In charge.
State police are also expected TO con-
time their work. according to Mott
Counsel for Mrs. Hall and for Char
lot;e Mills said members OF the two
families affected by the double Staying
welcomed the change in investigators
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BONAR LAW BECOMES 5PREM|ER.
To ANNOUNCE CABINET TODAY
No Clash of Policies With
Lloyd George in Sight
New Incumbent's Health
an Uncertain Factor
Election November Is.

London. Oct @3.-CBy Tho Associated
! Press )-Andrew Bonar Law today, In
tho traditional phrase OF the court cir
cular kissed hands upon his appoint
mcnt as primo minister and first lord
Of the treasury" and thus becomes En.;
| lands first Camad!an-horn premier.
To-day was devoted IL the formal
i,!cs necessary in 4 monarchical country
! to a change IN the government. The
| king In tho morning save an audience to
and took formal leave Of the outgoing
prime minister. Mr.. Lloyd George.
/ Then came tn" Uu!"n:st meeting IN
the afternoon. when Mr.. Rouar Law was
| unanimously elected leader "f the party.
| This was followed by an audience a,
| Ruckingham palace, when Nr HonHar
| Law. Al he kings invitation. uudort""K
to form a now administration
Elections November IS.
Th" king VIII hold a privy council
! probably Wednesday. # the primo rl,--
! lister has hy th"u completed his min
! ,stry. for tho swearing iu o. the Trw
| ministries. III" King w!ll, on the /, &. -
| Of IN" prim" minister. Porcelain rnr dis
! solution "r parliament Thursday auI.
according {" pr">cu; arr.u-rrrn'. ct...
| TONS VIII hc held November T.
His Health Uncertain.
| Mr. R"uar Law js uut"r-jnnI 10 have
! his cabinet list almost completed. aui
| It "a expected tn" rulnrns.t on .nf rn..
! ministry w.ll j." announced tomorrow. {.
: - tn" almost universal np.ar.u il.i ur
; sucrc"G- ;v 0 most diii.-ii, and .u.rru-
! task, and MANY m'Su ,.u-.a -" beard
! As to whether his hrJalh WA s.aui IA.
! inevitable strA'n. hui IA" El. mt.o 81
quite clear that ii J." IIu!. h.a h"rl.h
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TEN JURORS IN.
KAN|NSK| CASE
ARE SELECTED
Cliftonville Mine Riot Trial
May Get Under Way To-
morrow.
twenty-five V c nire m e n
Drawn Yesterday-Fif-
teen Were Examined
By CHARLES A. WATKINS.
Staff CORRESPONDENT.

With ten Of the twenty tentative
Jurors drawn Monday and indications
that the jury OF twelve will be select
ed BY mid afternoon the trial OF John
Kaminski. Avella. Pa. miner. charged
with first degree murder, as an out
growth OF the Cliftonviilc mine battle
on July II. when Sheriff II. II. ID. Du'
val and six others were killed, Is e2-
pcctcd to get under way IN circuit
court at NclISburg tomorrow morn
ing.
In case the jury is seated TINS al
ternoon, il is expected that state ana
defense counsel will begin their Sta'e,
ments 10 the jurors. Just now nIuCn
time each side will consume mas not
bcen announced but il was lholca'eu
that neither side would hardly take
more than one hour.
It is generally understood ah'o"7
court att,ches and attorneys thae
Jrdpc / Il. SOmmcrville. before oe'
Ginning the case will order the Ju'!
,,ken 70 the scene Of the Dat'lc d.
CIif,onyillc. ii statements oI ''c
l,w,rrs arc completed III time !nc
| Il,
iurnrs may be mOtorcd 10 'l''oh' ll'c
late this afternoon. paving the wa!
for the introduction Of me l''Sl ''S''
mOnv tomorrow morning
From the - tcntativ" jurors lhc
.to,o is entitled TO strike OH WV
while defense will diminish the re-
manning IS by 6. leaving l. jurors "
try the case.
twenty-five Veniremen.
Altogether there were Nen,,e nae,
men drawn yesterday. 10 OF "ho"'
were called during the afternoon seH'
.oin of court. OF those called !eSter'
doy afternoon eight were accepted Dis
tentative Jurors, two venIremen nav
;ro uualificd at the morning session
t'irty.eicht vcnircmen remain OH wv
iIi.t from which the remaining le''
tentative Jurors are TO be s"e''eu'
Eleven of the 50 vcnir"m"n summon
nd were absent at roll call yeS'erua!
morning.
Al the cunvcninc Of court HeSlc',
,,, morriug state counsel reNues'en
,h., IN, defendant be allowed to plea
aaoin -, no had made his first plea
tcontinued on Page Fourteen)
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WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia, western Pennsylvania
ana Ohio; Fair Tuesday ana "wednesday;
wHrmsr wednesday.