The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
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]. At MOUNDSV|LLE

The Marshall county grand jury at
.MoundsvI,lc reported at o'clock We'd
.nesdAy evening. after spending two days
in the Investigation % crimes aleEf"
TO have been committed IN the c"untE'
OF the twCuty-Srv'n Indictments. nine
aliegr The commission OF felony crimes
the other eighteen mISd"meanOrs
The grand jury WAS composed or A l..
Sherhcrd. Q. II. stewart. Michael Polan.
Nv. X. Steel. James l. Eonar. James
Stewart Fred Wehh"r. Clark Sprouts.
Albert Sued"k"r. Frank kiEcr J. II.
stamford. I.i"s2y Palmer: CNtf Dow
Prosecuting Attorney James D. Phrriott
conducted the examination OF witnesses
before the grand jury.
Judg" J. y. S"'am"rYi!Ic announces
before r"crSS!ug court last evening that
the cr!mina, md civil dock.t In Mar,
shall county circuit court VII. b" called
this morning.
The following indictments were re-
turned yesterday:
Psl0ny-rrue BulA
Parry Foster. stealing automobiles.
. NJ Doyle. operating .nNUUnshtne stlu.
Jesse White. criminal assault
II. W. BrUadhurst and J. l.. Sole auto
Charles Z. Davis (two tndictmenss).
Paul Risot. second indictment under
Yost law.
George vucullc. liquor case.
Misdsmsanor-Trus Bills
Mary RunCuS. liquor case.
Charles White. contributing to delin-
qu"acy us a child.
Katy GHcarcrich. liquor case.
W. n. Muldrew. liquor case.
Oscar Wilson. liquor case.
Mike BymnSkt keeping samtnS house
4. s p. Kslster. liquor case.
|. c. Dowler and John bowler. as
sault and battery.
John Schrack. ron-support
j. W. Eeltz pon-stpport.
Stlney Patrick. liquor case.
Pete PolyporoS keeping gaming house
Robert Berry. keeping gaming house
Selby I,1irg keeping gaming house
Lee Rcbb. non-support.
Ed. Cohen. Contribut.nS q n" de'in-
uuency OF q child.
Eugene BENTON. liquor case
Pima fer Spesdsr.
Frank Daugherty. who drives taxi
cab for c. b. Crow. was arratSned b.
fore Mayor ralc Il. Chaddock last eve
ming and fined SO and costs;
Following brief brief funeral services
in the home on eastern Second street
this morning. the body 81 George Wade
will be taken over the Baltimore Il ONO
railroad this morning to L!tteton, ".
Va. where Il will be inferred in tho
Joliffe Cemetery.
Wadr was killed Tuesday at the Eos
torta glass plant when rope win
led with 4 rapidly revolving smart ana
mangled his body.
John Borland Improved
John Borand of Second street, who |
was badly injured at the Fostoria Glass |
company Wednesday. Is now resting ,
easily and doctors think that his arm !
may be saved. Tn" arm Is badly man |
gled the bones being crushed IN some |
places and there IS deep cut under the !
shoulder
Immediately after the accident and op- |!
Grated upon and unless infection sets |
in tho arm can DO saved. In addition !
10 the arm and shoulder. Borland had !
an ear cut or and suffered several bad !
County Committee Mests
\ meeting OF the Marshall county Re |;
publican executive committee mas oeeh |
called 10 meet in the circuit court room !
Saturday. October 18th, at 1880 2. m !
Plans for the campaicn viii be made. !
Art Exhibit
IranS for an art exhibit TO he given /
in the new high school building, ARE !
RAPIDLY being completed. The pictures
consist Of cartoon photographs. photo !
grnyurcS and prints in full color and are !
loaned by the ElSon Art Publication Co., /
Inc. OF Belmont. Mass.
TN"-C are over TWO hundred or the |
pictures and are reproduced from mas
tcVpj"CcS. !
The object OF the exhibition Is to |
raise monNy to purchase pictures tos the /
public schools.
Registrars Sit
Al the registrars Of Marshall county !
will ho'I their second sitting at the din |
er,nt precincts on tho 18th OF October !
from . q. m. TO p. m. and from . p. m.
10 On IN, for the purpose OF further
amending. correcting and completing !