The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
STEUBENV|LLE
Z Deputy SheriffS
To Protect Residents
From Rowdy AutoiStS

S,eubrnvillc. Ohio. May @1.--Fo!low-
Ing complaints by residents of Winters
will and other property owners along
, tho Stcuhcn, l"-''amnridSc highway
against automobile parties who invade
private property at nights. sheriff Ed
ward Lucas has announced that ne Will
appoint a dozen deputies TO patrol the
roads in that vicinity. Six "f thcS" de-
putieS. mostly residents Of Win,crsvIlIs
were appointed today and the others
will bc named tomorrow. Thirty citI-
zens conferred with Sheriff Lucas and
Prosecutor rearrc regarding the dis
graceful! conduct OF auto parties and
suggested thu. means Of putting a stop
10 il. Tho deputies arc being instructed
I" arreS, all.persons trcspa ssing on pri-
va,e property or engaged in an unlaw-
rul act and bring them 10 the county
Jail.
Dogs Cause Arrests
Rloodhounds belonging 70 Shcrln
puval OF Brooke County. W. Va. we're
responsible for the capture today OF two
coal miners who il is alleged attempted
to rob the slfc in the office Of the Great
Lakes Coal Company at Hcrrick. this
county. Tho men were unahl" to get
tho safe open after breaking thc lock
and had TO abandon the job. The safe
contained Ss'u. w men tne attempted
robbery was reported. Sheriff Lucas Dor
rowed the hounds took them to Herrick
and they tr,,i!cd the two men to their
homes. They gave their names as
Frank Kovac and John EGyhousc. They
are in the county Jail.
Community Singing
The Chamber OF Commerce has ar
ranged an elaborate Community Singing
program for Memorial Day evening in
front OF the court house. The Ohio
Valley Male Chorus and rolored quar-
tettc will contribute considerable 10 the
evenings entertainment. A number OF
patriotic songs have heen arranged for
singing by the citizens. Italian. Polish
and Serbian grrupH attirrd IN national
costumes and singing their national
songs will be one Of the many features
Of tho program.
ViolatorS Caught
Lester CuSick. Barncsvillc. cnrnute 10
H'ellsburG with suit case full Of raisin
jack. was arrested here today and hncd
$500 and costs by Justice Adler. Deputy
shcrifrs found still in operation At the
home Of Mrs. bertha Rort hero. She
paid stnn and costs on 4 similar charge
one week ago. Peter Shekay and. Mrs.
NJ. Haricha. wrrr arrested when officers
found mash and raisin jack in their
homes. They are held for hearing.
Auto II Recovered
A touring car. the property OF NiCho-
las ke;fer ~ THIS city which was
stolen moro than week ago was
found today In ravin" near Gnuld's
station by Fatrolran Ernest Schroeder
OF this city. He WAS tramr!ng thru
IN" woods in that vicinity when nc cams
across tho car. II was almost 4 total
wreck. The authorities are invest lgat-
ing.
Memorial Exercises
Appropriate Memorial da" cXrrriSrs
were held in the high school and all
the elementary grades OF the Stcuhcn-
willie public schools today. At the Wells
high school. Judge Carl Smith delivered
patriotic address 10 the pupils.
Showsrsd Gifts
A farewell reception for Rev. George
W. Arms and wife was held by tho con-
greRation OF Westminster Presbyterian
church last evening. nr. Arms was pre-
scented with q chest of silver and his
wife WIS presented with gold watch
and other valuable gifts. Dr. Arms
leaves June II for Duluth Mimi, where
he has accepted a call.