The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
MOUNDSVILLE
s. ]. ANDERSON
FUNERAL HELD
SUICIDE IS LAID TO REST IN
GREENIAwN CEMETERY
BELLAIRE MASoNS IN
CHARGE.

BELLA1RE MASONS IN
CHARGE.
Identification cornplsted-CoronerG Gives
verdict OF Death By
Drowning.
Funera! services for Stewart ;. An
dcrson. Eellaivr man. whose body waN
recovered from the OHIO river At Wood
land dam. sunday evening were held
Monday afternoon at r.. r. Grtselis un-
dertakinS chap", At MOundsv'ite. tn"
Bel'aire lodge ot MaSnn>. "t which Mr..
Anderson wa.s a member. had "harS" ~
tn" funeral. and Rev. William Meade.
rector OF Trinity church a. M"undSNi!.N
read the Eplscopa! funeral service a;
tho chapel palIbearcrs were follow
lodge members. ln,"rm"nt was made a,
GrecrlAwn CcNNtery.
\ party o: R",;a;-e men. VII" v"r"
;.matr.y acquainted With Mr. Aad"r-
sors. went 70 Moundsvi,is yesterday and
completed :hA Identification "t III"
corpse az that OF Anderson. In this
party were d. II. MciihA". Earl Lynch.
Frank Lawn. Homer Arthur and Lee
Ehkan. the latter. III" Re.ia;-" !nsuT-
anCe aGert. .hrouSh who's" agency M
d~rsNn'S .ife was insured. and who Offer
ed a reward f"r IN" recovery ~ m"
disappearance r. II Baum. ~ Wheel
Ing. in whose jewe.ry store Anderson
was employed. a,so viewed the body ~
GriscllS mnrgur and was positive that
the corpse was that OF mis- former sm-
pioye.
Anderson disappeared ronr morning
about two months Ago. leaving his over
coat lying on the bridgeport end OF the
back river bridge. No trace was So
cured Of him until sunday evening.
when Homer Luton. An employe ~ The
Woodland dam. found the body lodged
against A wicket. George Stultz. a
brother-in-law. identihrd the corpse b.
means Of ring and watch In n"
clothing
Coroner J. T NcComhs. % Marshall
county. returned a verdict yesterday.
holding that Anderson came 10 his
death by drowninG
victims Funeral
This afternoon al $50 o'clock. from
the late home on Grant avenue. vii! be
held funeral services for the late
Joseph. eight! rar-o!d son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs L. II. Hazelwood. who was burned
70 death as result OF a carbide can
exploding in has hands sunday after
noon. The body will BE- inferred private
ly In the Mount Rose cemetery. Rev.
q. e.. slater. OF the FIRST NJ r.. CnuESH
viii ohiciate n. the services.
Allan Hearings Today.
Today has been declared "Sacuraliza-
ton Day" at the closing day % The
March term OF Circuit. court. now in sos
sion mere. About eighteen foreigners.
II is understood. will apply FOR their
first American citizenship papers. Judge
Morris will probably complete all un-
finished business today and the present
session will BE- adjourned.
Plane Loft
/ The large DeHavilaRd photo plane
which landed here Sunday afternoon.
left Monday afternoon al o'clock on
the return tripe 20 Washington. D. c..
Lieut. Goddard was IN charge OF the
hurEe ship. While here the photo
grapher took several pictures Of the
local aviation field The dedication ex-
ercises will be held next month.
TO Argue Griffith Case
Attorney J. Howard Hols OF this city
counsel for W. II. Holly" Griffith. con-
vict murderer OF the pententtary locat-
ed here left last evening for Charleston
where he will argue the place Of trial
of Griffith for the charge OF numbering
Ira Roush OF Antiquity. Ohio. Attorney
Holt stated last evening that II the law
was carried out Griffith would be tried
. in Marshall county in which county he
theoretically was IN at the time the
alleged murder was committed The
supreme court Will decide today
whether or not Griffith will be tried in
this city or at Point Pleasant
Funeral Incomplete
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah II. West. who died at her home
on East Fourth street at noon Monday
were incomplete a ldte hour last eve
ming. Deceased was IN her e:ghtieth
year OF age and was the widow OF the
late J. l.. West. TWO daughters. Mrs
H Williamson and Mrs. Augusta Fat
rick OF this city and three sons, Earl
Of Wheeling. J. W. OF Bowman's Ridge
and Perry OF this city survive. The
funeral will probably be held Wednes-
day.
Mousdsv1ue Briefs
Miss Georgia Hubs who IS a MEM
Der OF the high school faculty at MAN.
nington spent the weekend with rcla-
tives here.
Miss Margaret McConvillr OF Pitts
hurSh attended the funeral Of Robert
Riley at Floral Home SundaE.
Louis Guthrie OF Grant avenue who
has been quite III with rheumatism me
past few weeks is improving nicely.
Floyd Bonar. student q, Wesleyan
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. Ronar on Clinton
avenue over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \ c. Young VIII move
from, Eighth street to their farm on
Roberts ridge.
Miss Opal Holmes OF Captina spent
a few days with friends at Elm Grove.
Miss Opal pietz OF Roberts Ridge
left Sunday for Weer Liberty where
she will attend the normal school the
remainder OF the spring term and dur
ing the summer term
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Burley OF Wash
tnrton. DC. are visiting Mr.. Rurley's
parents Nr. and Mrs J. D. Burley OF
North Jefferson avenue. They will
leave for home Tuesday and VIII drive
through in their car.
W. W. Evans OF Waynesourg is the
guest Of friends here.
Frank Hubs. one OF the postmen or
he city Is or duty for several days
taking his vacation.
E r. Meats OF Berkeley. representative
OF the Northwest Mutual Life Insurance
company IS visiting Mrs Meats and
daughter Rosemary and Mrs. f.. Iancas-
ter here Mrs Meats and daughter vii!
return with Mr. Meats to Berkeley TO
make their future home.
Henry Ingram and son Earl OF "ier-
tor, spent a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hubbs and family on South Tom
Inson avenue.
Miss Gail Long OF Tomlinson avenue
vas the guest OF friends at WarTood
yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Brown OF Seventh street
has arrived home from the Glendale
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Jenkins OF Wheel
ing spent the weekend in the city with
friends.
heen seriously