The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

place where foot passengers are 10 use
the bridge is to be six inches above the
Moor OF the main span.
The county court at its session held
Wednesday also decided that work on
the Poplar Springs and Cameron ROAD
DC not started until weather conditions
were more favorable than at the present
time. The Court will meet again on
next Tuesday 10 hear the advisory
committee" on the Clay district road
bond matter.
Gondola Party Broke Up
staggering attempt was made by
TWO local men last evening TO initiate
tho parties" that are said to be some
times put on in the little gondolas that
float in all their grandeur through the
streets OF Venice. Sam ClcGg and
Harry Lindsey in a Mttle river house
boat gathered at the foot Of Seventh
street at the ferry and proceeded 10 pu;
on 4 real party"
sam and Harry. IL !s said. got too
wild Ia thair futile attempt 10 duplicate
the Venetian style party" and made
things too hot Their good times foat-
ell through the air like a song by radio
and dnally reached the ear OF Deputy
Sheriff Benton HaZlett Without hesita :
ton the county official proceeded to the
river shore where he located the little
party. Ciegg and Lindsey were brought
TO IN" county hast,ie where they spent
last night They Will Ge, 4 hearing to-
day besors His Honor Mayor &. +. Wien
exc.
AEplanes Leave
Lieuts Beaton and Wilkin. OF the /.
S. air service. Tying two DH-t type air
planes l"f, yesterday afternoon for
Rolling FIc!d. Anacostia. y. G. from Me
Cook Field Dayton. Q. The av!atorS'
tried 10 leave here Tuesday but owing
20 weather conditions were prohibited.
To Deliver Lecture
Or, :. l.. Thompson. Of Kansas City
Mo. has BEEN secured by the Christian
F.uGeav"r Society 81 the Christian
church 20 deliver a 'cc;ur" a. the
Christian ,hurch on Friday evening
April :. Dr.. Thompson has been on
the chauiauQua Platform for several
wears and has gained an euNlap,e rcTu-
tation az n speaker.
Many In Road Camps
There are now TO prisoners from tho
state prison working on state roads.
Fifteen were taken from the institution
Tuesday morning and placed 10 work on
he Fork Ridge road In this county.
The number was Increased 20 twenty
" "dne - morning The remaining
loo are distributed a. points through
out southern West Virginia.
Placed Under Bond
t'n,lowIng\ihCir hearing before Squire
f. NJ. Lewis yesterday afternoon. Pete
ZUkon and JocATkach. charged with ar
son. were placed under $500 bond 10
await the May term Of tho grand jury.
The charges which have been preferred
against the men are an outgrowth of the
Eagle hotel fire which occurred In d
mysterious manner on SUNDAY morning.,
March - The building was owned by
ZukoG Tkach is the owners eorther-
tn-law.
Ono Nan Released
one man Was released from the state
prison Wednesday by reason OF he en-
p!ration Of his term. The tuta! pen
population now stands d, l,4%2. This
number does ro' include those now
working in state road camps.
Wool Growers to Meet
The Marshall County Wool Growers
Association will NEE, Saturday morning
at the court Npuse 10 hear talk OF
much interest to them "a be delivered
by Prof. f. L. shaw. sheep specials:
from the state University at Morgan
town. Prof Shaw will take up the dis
cussion OF parasites and the genera!
management OF aocks OF sheep.
To Initiate Class
4 class Of candidates will De put
through the barbed wire entanglcments
OF No Mans Land hy the Wrecking
Crew Of the local voiture OF the 40 and
s at a meeting 20 be held this evening
At the Legion club rooms in the CITY and
County bank building.
G. A. b. EncAmpment
Chairman smith Risingcr. Of the an
nual state convention committee OF the
G.. A R.. has sent a call 10 all members
of j. Z. Caldwell Post No. q. 6 4. r.,
announcing the date Of the 1922 con-
ven;ion Of the Department OF West
Virginia G. A. r.. "a May l6 10 Is in
elusive. About 800 veterans ~ the
Civil War are expected 70 meet here on
this occasion and Monudsville folk are
planning 70 aid the local C. 4. 4. In
making the affair the biggest held IN re-
cent years.
Fire Chief A. 7. Hammond and his
Ere aghting brigade were called out 10
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Long, OF Elm avenue. at o0clock thin
afternoon 70 extinguish a roof blaze that
had been started by SCOT The blaze was
nut out with but little trouble Dam
ages will probably amount 10 Slo.
Noundsv1lls Briefly
Mrs Myrtle Adams and children. Or
Highland avenue left Wednesday Tor