The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-05
Charged With Murder.

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| charge states that the first report that
the back had been broken was not true.
Charged With Murder.
! Following the verdict OF homicide.
rendered by Coroner John Il. Wyatt, OF
, Belmont county. in his investigation OF
| the cause of the death OF Mike Sullivan,
who was shot at his home on Second
| street last Saturday, and on the advice
, OF Prosecuting Attorney w. I. Dixon.
Dan Jones, who is charged with the
crime was given preliminary nearing
at the City Building by Mayor Charles
! Coleman. and charged SyIth murder IN
the second. degree The prisoner has re-
tanned attorneys Snri"ES and James to
defend him. and on advice OF his Mt
torneys he has nothing TO say in re-
gard to the case.
Local Candidates Win.
All local candidates for office at the
election oil this week. were elected by
safe ma jorittes. and all were on the Re
publican tlckcI. Richard T.. Lynch Is
claimed to have won the sheriff fight
over Dunfce Of Bellaire by a good mar
gin. William T. Dixon was reelected
as prosecuting attorney. J. .. Perry was
; elected to the office Of county treas
! urer by big majority. and Lawrence
Darrah was the victor for the Oft!re or
county surveyor. against Karl Rother-
mund of this city who put up good
night for the office.
Bible Glass Meeting.
The members Of the Womans Bible
Glass Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold their regular business
meeting at the home OF MIS- L. w.
! Shreve on Elm street this evening. Mrs;
William Hilton. Mrs. l. b. Gordon and
Miss Lynn Patterson Will assist Inc
hostess of the evening.
Arntstics Day Celebration.
A meeting Of the committees from the
local posts Of the American Legion and
the Service Star Legion. Will be held
I'm the Board Of Trade rooms this even
ing at 1880 o'clock at which time all
, plans will be cOmpleteu for the Arhls-
lice Day celebration which will be put
on in this city next THURSDAY:
Discuss Postmaster JOB.
The articles appearing IN the papers
concerning the position Of Postmaster
In this city. and the reported favor with
which some Republicans look upon an
effort to retain the present efficient
/ OFFICIAL have started discussion or the
matter In this city. and none nave peen
! found who favor change in the usual
procedure. The former official was re-
moved when the Democratic administra-
! ton came into power, and there IS MUG
, hope that the custom will be changed,
Parcel Post Sale.
Mrs David Mandery will be the hos
toss to the members of the Hunters
| Glass of the First Baptist Sunday
! school, at her home on Pear street this
eyeninE A parcel post sale, and other
events Will be enjoyed during The even
| Ing and fine time Is promised
Puront-Teachsrg Meeting;
A meeting Of the Parent1lacher
Association Of the South School Build
| ing was held In that building last night
with an interesting program rendered
i for tho event. The address OF the even
Ing was delivered by Prof r. G. Mas
! ton. Superintendent OF Schools, and was
and Instructive
Everybody Hust1ing.
All of the members Of the Booster
committee for tho special train to Al
! lance have been hustlinG at the work.
Those in charge Of raising OF funds re-
port no difficult in securing money
, where they have called, and practically
! all Of the lodges. clubs and other So
cieties Of the town have donated ten
| dollars or more towards the expenses
| Of the music for the trip.
Martins Perry Briefs.
! Frank Kuntz Of Ravena. Ohio. who
has been at tho local hospital. was re-
moved to the home Of his brother west
Of town yesterday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph WallinG have ar
rived home after honeymoon spent in
| tho East and will make their home on
South Second street.
! Mrs. Ruckman was tho hostess to the
! womens Missionary Society OF the
! Christian church at her home last night.
! An important and interesting meet
| ing IL promised the members Of the
| Improved Order Of Red Men. for this
! evening.
J. L. Moore Of North Third street
leaves today for Middletown. o.. where
i ne has taken a position In the rolling
| mill.
The members Of the Luther League
of st. Johns Lutheran Church held n
| business meeting at the church on North
Fourth street last night.
Owen Zimmerman, local REQ agent
and Lyle Chambers left yesterday for
; Flint, Mich. to drive in some cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carpenter left yes
| terday for their home at Jacksonville.
| Fla, after several weeks visi; here.
An interesting meeting Of the De
gree Of Pocohontas was held In the
Fraternal Hall last night.
! Howard Order OF Bellaire. O.. spent
| last evening visiting with friends In this
1 city.
The members OF the Red Mems Club
| held another OF their square dances In
the Frat Hall last night.
I Miss Mary Patton Hackett OF Broad
| way left yestsrday I" attend the
| teachers convention at Parkcrsburg.
John ]. I,yden of Riverview was taken
] to the City Hospital yesterday suffer-
/ ing from injuries received while AT
work at tho Whitaker Glesscncr galvan-
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