The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Ohio Valley News
STEUBENVlLLE
BURGLARIES CLEARED
WHEN LITHUANIAN IS
CAUGHT IN THE ACl

Steubenville. O.. July %. I"T""E = 49,,
capture last night Of George M.@aU,'S'
Lithuanian. aged 10 y'arS ~ S"'' wSnre
at the homo OF ". I. ttaI'.'NI|,'!, ,nIay
hs forced an entrance. iae rose - ~,
claim 10 have cleared ny Il series %
fftesn or more recent SurHiaTleS neIr' q,
The youth had cut the screen 81 ~
door ~ the hamilton home and mao
80. 1900 ar entrance when he was
seized by Mr. Hamilton. Police "eF" H., w.,
ieAd ~ HIS a2turs and ne WAS w %
10 JaIl where no was questioned, Los
rirbt hA denled heing responsible ioE
n So otScr thct,s hu, this afternoon on
rInss ouest!onlnS II - said by inc PoIiSe
that he admitted huvglnrsEng the MONIES
o. Uarr; link, Charles Mc20Nan' IT
4. G. Reed. JosspS IT., rr '.yen E Sr, war.
den Thomas. Harry Moore. Mrs. ~. D
Tarks and a number OF others a
With the exception OF the link ana
MCGOWAN homes he took only money.
collection OF silver spoons was taken
from the link home along with *sV IN
cash and diamond brooch was taHen
from the MCGOWAN home. LIZdaS H"s
BEEN unable 10 account for these az ,t 49,,
although the police believe ne mas '"e'"
planted" 49,.
The youth has been operating hero
for the past two months and mas c!sE,
erly eluded the police who secured a
lob. He told the police today that he
stole because he needed money pelnS
Zoo Young 20 work" He served over
q year in the reform school for previous
thcfts, the Juvenile court records SNOW
Many Stills Tsksn
Armed with warrants sworn out by
Prosecuting Attorney Roy, Carpenter;
prohibition enforcement officers raded
Pinay Fork and gathered in eight sttlls;
eight barrels CO mash. four barrels o!
wine, Nifty gallons OF raisin jack ana
nifty cases % rais!ns. Six arrests %ere
made. all foreigners, and TWO OF theni
women One man was arrested for IN
terfarinE with an officer. The ortccTs
brought the haul 10 the city in truck;
Fines Of $500 and costs were assessed
the Offenders by Justice William Do"heF
George s. Hawkins
George Scott Hawkins. promin"n; rN-
lien OF SteubenvIllS and e%-meTEhan''
law, aged IL years. He had been IN faiI-
Ing health FOR about year. Thc o.
ceased was born In this city November
Is, 1859. the son OF John and huS's
Peters hawkins. For m@nE Yeas 10
was associated with his father IN the
dry gods business here. succeeding ~
head OF i well established ousinrss AZ
the death OF hts father. ABOUT zen
years ago he retired and became a.
sociated with the Miners & MechSnlSS
Ram & Trust company until his last III !,
ness He Is survived BY his wire anu
two children. Harold ana Mar - "'''''
Md JACK In oea
When prob ib!tion officers Went TO the
home Of Mrs. Frank Nraj: here 70
search for a still. they were unable 70
locate any lIquor until they searched
had IN which the woman's sick dauSh-
fe- was lying. They found I'VE S2l.onS
Of raisin Jack secveted in the bed AFTER
her arrest Mrs Hraji told the on!csFS
that she had seen them coming and no
the Nouor n the bed theH made her
daughter fs!gn sickness IN hope that
the Officers wouldn't search II under the
circumstance.
Marriage Licenses
John Rowies. q and M2ne! lamp
Hammond l. Jack. y. and BESSIE l.
HuKhey, IS. both OF Empire. =
Max Thompson. -. and Nora u
Shrteva -. both OF Toronto.
August Narhais, eS, Newell W; a.
and Bertha Thompson. lS. o. A'neS
Fork. ,,,, ,x,,,.r
Mrs. Edith Hottie Miller. wife OF WI
liam Miller died at her home here 70.
day. aged 80 years. after an eight weeks
ulness. The deceased formerly RESIDED
At Follansbee and moved here with her
husband three years ago. She IS sur
yfyed b. her husband aad two chiIcren
Herman ard Wilma.