The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
BELLAIRE
NO ARRESTS YET
IN BOLD HOLD-UP
Yellsire Police Are Seeking S"o
Strangers Believed To Be
implicated

man late Saturday night The two men
secured cash amounting 10 about Sloo
and a check for $3.50. Police nave
made no arrests as yet, in the case. IneS
suspect two strangers who came mere
to work.
puvaul was preparing to close MIS-
store abou, ll:4O o'clock Saturday night
when the two men entered his place OF
business One OF them drew gun ana
ordered him to put his hands up. While
one OF the men held the proprietor win
a gun. the other rirled the cash register
and also later tore the telephone wires
out OF the telephone booth IN the store
Before the stickup men left the store
they forced Duvaul TO enter a compart-
rnent in the rear of his store and com
manded him to stay there or they would
shoot him. Then they left.
1t Is believed that an automobile IL!
the alley nearby was awaiting the two
men.
Tnls Is the first case OF that char
acter for long time.
Jamss W. Groz1sr.
lanes W. Crozier. aged IS year. a
life long and popular resident OF Bell
alre died Sunday afternoon at his nome
on, South Belmont street. He suffered
n stroke Ave weeks ago and his condi-
ton gradually become worse. Compn-
cations developed and resulted IN his
death. Up until three years ago ne
worked in the enamel plant Surviving
are his widow and six children, Aora-
ham, Kelley and Frank OF Bellaire, MIA
Suda Easton, Neff; Richard OF Elyr'a;
ana Mrs. Mary Marshall, OF Gloustef.
Ohio. ARRANGEMENTS for the fueural are
incomplete, but burial will be IN the
Davis cemetery on Winding HILL
Cassys win Again
The Casey ball team added another
game to their long list Of victories yes
terday when the fast Pittsburgh An
iettca club was taken into camp. I'M
Snal score was to D. Although ono
siaed, tho game was interesting 10 the
big crowd OF fans The Casey team
has dropped but three games thus faf
this season, one to DdnonTale' one to
the New York Giants and ono TO inc
Duquesne university.
=. Enjoyed Outing.
Tho members OF the Bnai SFRn
1odse enjoyed their outing yesterday al
tnas Tayior Erove ut Lansing. The
evsnt proved unusually interesting
Win many members OF the order and
thsir families In attendance. The try
was made In autos
he Crsam Social.
An ice cream social to be given on
Sha lawn of the Presbyterian church
this evening. The affair Is FOR the BEN
eft. OF the Young Peoples Society OF
the church. The event. no doubt VIII
be largely attended
Two Arrests
Two offenders were taken Into Gus
tody by the Bellaire police during the
week end. They each put up cash
bonds for their appearance before May
or John R. Wyatt.
To Change Hands
There Is persistent rumor In Bel
laITe that the Bellalre Bottle company
plant hero Is soon to change hands.
George Yost, head OF the bottle com
paay. has confirmed the rumor that Q
desh has been pending but would give
no sfurther information. 1t Is said Bel
laire. persons plan to take over the
plant
Finish Paving.
Ths work Of pouring concrete for IN.
FeGaIre- Neff pike has been completed
The fir OF Seiple and Wolfe has spread
the last OF the concrete. The road VII
not be opened for about three weeks
however, II Is stated The road Is
sltxntry moro than four miles In
length. 1t was built at cost OF about
100000.
Find Bad Butter.
Sanitary Officer John w. Neal re-
ports that he has found several pounds
Of butter sold IN Bellaire containing
maggots and other Vermine. Nea'
states that pure food man OF tho
state department will be here loob
into the matter.
- Cambria Won Game.
\ The Cambria Galleries baseball team
OF Shadyside beat the Burlington A. c
nine OF Martins Ferry Sunday after
noon by tho score OF to 2. The game
proved q very interesting one and wa:
Witnessed by big crowd Of fans.
no Services
There were no services held yesterday
tn the Bellaire Methodist Episcopal
churches owing to the fact that Meth
odlst day was observed at Epworth
Par&. Bethesda Scores OF members OF
the, N. f churches Of this city were In
Attendance- Bishop VIM. Anderson OF
Cincinnati spoke afternoon and evening
woolveaver FUNERAL
Funeral sarvtcss FOR the late Mrs
Mary wootweayer, who died at the
home OF her nephew, J. II. McClain
tSsoS Noble street. will DO held this
afternoon from the place of death
Burial Is to be made IN tho Rose Hill
cemetery. Deceased was aged "a
years
Many Pick Berries
Scores Of Bellaire people spent Sun
cay picking blackberries. The crop for
this season. one Of the heaviest IN. many
years, Is now playing out Due to the
Unemployment Of this section. more
persons than usual have been picking
berries this year.
70 Use Shovel
The c. D. Keyser company OF this
city IL to put q steam shovel to work
at Thirty-second and Belmont streets
this week where the new bank Is 70 be
erected. Tho excavation Is to be IS fee,
Seep It rs stated. The iaborers wen,
Sn a strike for more money last week
TO TIok Church site
Members OF the Presbyterian church
ATill met this week on Wednesday even.
ing AZ 7:45 o'clock 70 consider the mat.
ter Of selecting n site for the proposed
new church. One site considered IL
the DICKENS and schlernI,zauer proper.
ties at Thlrty-siXth and Guernsey
streets and the other 10 the Green and
EeI properties at Forty-second and
harrison streets
Az Perry Sunday
Capt. Conner Thomas and his force.
bf the Salvation Army corps here viii
lake, care OF fthe work OF the Salvation
Army at Martins Ferry The Martin,
Ferrs. office has been closed because OF
lack OF finance Services were held by
thel local people sunday. Captain
Tho mas and h.s aides also hold services
lerSs at BarnesvIlle and at ST. Glars.
HE.
Interest IN Trial
Ipterest Is already being taken ir
.hetfr trial % the miners arrested
IN connection with The New I.arre-ty
shobting OF June u. The flrst tria'