The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
MOUNDSVILLE
MORE EQU|PNE
HERE FOR FIELD
HUGE LIBERTY TRUCK AND MO
roRCYCLE ARRIVED IN CITY
YESTERDAY FOR USE AT
LANDING PLACE.
Big "Bump" Expected TO Arrive Aers
Any Day On Route to Illinois
Yteld Prom washington.

Big "Bump- Expected TO Arrive Her'
Any Day On Route to Illinois
rteld Prom WASHINGTON.
Additional equipment aggreGat!ns
cost OF about $4,000 arrived here
Thursday 10 De used in conjunction
with activities carried on at Lansir
Aviation field. The acCourcment sin
cluded an immense Liberty motor truck
with equipmcnt and one motorcycle
The truck ia 10 be used in the trans
fer OF gasoline and other suppuse fol
the airp,aaes while the motorcycle Is
for the use OF Capt. \. +. SimonIn. IL
charge Of the landing place.
The big United States air service
liEhter-than-air craft which has been
scheduled to leave Washington en- route
to Scott Field. Ill. for the past Few
. days Is expected 20 arrive here any
Way this week. Capt. Simonin has rad
fogrammed officials at Boiling Field
Anacostia, D. c.. that he Is prepared
to receive the big himp. Gas TO be
used in replennishing the supply OF tina
big craft arrived hero several days ago
and Is on the field. The "oltmp Is
heinS taken over tho model airway 70
map out the country. Four men are In
charge Of the craft and five times that
number will be needed 70 hold 10 to
Mother Earth once II has heon landed
One Man Received
One man was received at the state
penitentiary Thursday and three were
regularly discharged by reason Of the
expiration OF their terms. Tho total
registration at the state institution last
night stood 1.S40 with possibilities
for another increase shortly after the
adjournment OF several state courts.
District Rally.
The Cameron district Sunday school
rally will be held at the Fork Ridge
Baptist church on Sunday July %. 4
big program has been arranged for this
affair and Sunday school workers trc m
all over the county are expected to a
tend
sussains Broken Leg.
J. J. Duffy, Shale mine foreman al
the Suburban Brick Co. plant. suffer.
ed . broken leg yesterday morning just
above the ankle while at his work. He
WAS removed to the hospital where the
injured member Was reset and giver
proper medical attention. Duffy board
ed at tho home OF Mrs. Games on First
street He IL reporte,: to be recover
ing very nicely.
crs. Compton Asttsr.
Friends OF Mrs. Dr. A. Fillmore Comp
Is somewhat better and hopes are en-
tertaaned FOR her recovery. Mrs. Comp
ton has been confined to the Ohio Val
ley General hospital for the past sew
erai weeks and ut one Tina In wa:
thought that she would not recover. II
10 now believed that she win complete
~ recover.
HOLD inquest Today.
Coroner J. T. Combs stated last night
that an Inquest into tho death Of Stan
ley Fteka, who Is alleged to have been
shot by Andy sutsky. at Senvood. Wed,
nesdAy afternoon, win be held this
morning ut 10 o'clock at the Benwood
City building II has not been detinstely
decided about the empannelins Of a
coroner's Jury.
Rev. eravAts spoka
Rev W. L. Gravatt. OF Charleston
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
West Virginia. delivered q brief but In
terssttng address to tho members OF the
Noundsvflle Kiwanis club at their reg
ular weekly meeting held thursday eve
ming at tho Snyder hotel. Rev. Ora
watt. WAS the guest OF Archdeacon B,
II. Spur. president OF the club.
Kelly FUNERAL To-day.
rIneEuI SeTNlCeS Will pc uelu (NlS AZ
ternoon At o'clock at tho Bowman's
Ridge church for the late J. Austin
Kelly. who died following linger Ing
illness at his home on Bowman's Ridge
Wednesday evening. Rev. c. W. Steph-
ems. will officiate ard burial Will take
place at the Bowman cemetery.
The deceased Is survived BY his
widow and four children. Also three
brothers
Attorpt Robesry.
An attempt was made at late hour
Wednesday to rob one OF the box cars
standing on the Baltimore & Ohio std
ing. near Railroad avenue. The police
were called out and used bloodhounds
IN an effort 60 run down the criminals
but to no avail.
sunday School EysnA.
The Franklin district Sunday School
rally will be held at tho Graysville
Calvary n. e church, Sunday morn
ing beginning At 10 o'clock. DR.. N. F,
Compton, Of this city, Is on the pro-
gram for an address. This Is the first
OF rallies to be held by the Sunday
school folks In tho county and no
/ doubt q largo crowd will be IN attend
! Ance.
70 Show Pictures
Moving pictures OF tho activities OF
the CIVIL War veterans during their
state sneampment hold here during the
month Of May Will be shown on the
screen At the Strand theatre today and
Saturday. Tho films were taken by
the Pathe News service. This will
have bean the first time the @. A R
emcampment pictures have been shown
In Momdgvir1e.
Moundsvfns Briefs
rrank Petsrs Of Second street WHIT
recently underwent an operation at the
REYNOLDS Memorial hospital at Glendale
for n tumor OF the limb, Is reported &c
be getting along quite nicely.
Or. W. L. Gravatt. Bishop OF the
Episcopal Diocese OF West Virginia
spent Thursday here visiting with
friends.
Upton Davis. OF Glen Easton. was 8
business visitor here Thursday.
Little Lizzie Baker, Of near Rosoys
Rock - visiting at the homo OF Mr. ars
Mrs. John Monroe OF Tenth street
Miss Margaret Lutes has gone e
Huntington where she IL employed IL
the Z. 9. engineers Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Snedeker and
children. OF Lumberport. are visiting
friends In this city.
Miss Sarah 10y. Of Big Wheeling
Creek. is visiting her sister Mrs. War
den Calvert. OF Center street.
DR.. B. F. Bone has returned from a
weeks vacation at Lake Odessa Mich.
Miss poloras O'Connell has returned
10 her homo at Newark. O.. afteS visit
Ing friends IN this city
Miss Rosemary MarJory Meats. &C
COMMANDED her aunt. Miss Eva Barnett
20 Pittsburgh. Thursday where she vii
visit among friends.
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