The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
.PENNSY RAILROAD OFFICER
IDENTIFIES PART Of LOOT
GOODS Seized IN ITALIAN Wo
MEMS HoMES ON DISPLAY IN
COUNCIL CHAMBER
Chief Frazier Asks Merc hanes 20 see
Ptundor and Aid In rdanShc attoH-
Inventory for Return on Search war
rants Being Taken by tho
Authorities.

ifrut~nar, EIa1n OF ~" pcarHy'van" "A
r,i!road polC. Department. VISITED 'a'
'',v ball lat" l"~tc-day and iI"n''h""
some OF IN" loo; recovered n ~" home,
Z Rosia Cafarrn. Maj" Iapita 1ad
.'"trl P.CiZa. Italian women. * Fiji
Grove Tuesday n,ch;.
he found among tho loot several
boys suits and wom"nS night gowns
which were stolen in 4 FeuNSy box car
-nbbcry az FollanSbcH Friday night.
March II. Lieutenant Hann SAID thai
va no t'ollanSbce robbery III" lHrnNi
..st 4 10; OF boys SUITS. wom"n'S nEht
GOWNS and handc-Ch."tS. worth Ao"N'
$50. consigned TO IN" Sachs Eros. $'or"
p. t'olla0Sber. The r"nrNE orIcrr t"'i
,'hirc Cc Vu.:c" Frazier hat 10 would
lave 4 REPRESENTATIVE" ct IN" Sa' rs
Bros Ssor., come - WH""''nE ms
rorr!nE 70 make :'.r iGrn: .;ica::on pos
ave.
\ representative ot Mueller i Miller >
,.Crc 4. StcurravIl,". Ohio. a.So saw
he diSplay az recovered loot. and par
tally idrut,tird several pairs o; shoes
wn:ch ne sad w"rr taken from tina;
store The store was broken into and
The shoes stolen. ne said
Another store was CONNECTED uH with
~, losses represented n the riun""7
yesterday when \ shirt bearing II" tag
90 the George W. Fox Stor" was found
among the Loot taken from toN'e
'attTaro's home.
Exhibit tho Goods.
The Guy council chamber yesterday
afternoon presented the appearance u;
E, huge dry goods store prepared for 4
ire sale Undrr the direction Of De
trct:vcs Henry Walker and 10" HumcS.
,'aicf Of Police Frazier had ~" rrc"r-
cred ptunder placed on exhibition N n"
Ky council chamber on IN" second
floor OF the CRY hall n "rd"r that
merchants who have suffered loss by
.hett may determine 4 I"y ~ the
rlundcr = their nropHrt%. Every avail
able desk and table IL II" council cham
her was used !or the display ~ the
loot. and dozens Of curious visitors
,Illcd to marvel At thu "NhIh;t.
Chief Frazier stated tha; III" council
chamber will DO thrown or"n AGAIN at
u o'clock this morning. and he IS ann
!ouS that every mcrChar; who believes
,uat hc can identify goods among tn"
pIuHdcr visit tho couUcj, chamber and
assist the police N identifying the
goods.
Last night Prosecuting Attorney Carl
-. BaChmarn and Deputy Sheriff Ed
ward Minard began an inventory or the
plundcr. Every one % tho TWO or three
thousand pieces OF Gp"uS must Dc i'SN
Ell separately on the return which
Deputy Sheriff M!rard must make on
the search warrants under which the
plumber was seized Tuesday night.
Up 10 4 late hour last evening none
rs the five. Mrs. Rosie Cafarro. Marie
Iapita. Petra riciza. Tony tatarro and
,;rorGc Null. had been able 70 raise the
$500 bond set for each pending Pre-
urinary hearing which will probably
=" held some ;iTnc today hetor" Justice
OF N" reace K. g. Hobbs. All were
stu conhned to the county jail.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl q. Bach
mann last evening stated h" hoped 10
have the Italians arrl!sned today. so
that they might De held 70 the grand
Jury as soon as pOSS!bln.