The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-03
j. 5. PLANE LANDS
Big DcNaviland Ship From Aberdeen
stops for Fuel and Oil

Tho second airplanc TO land Oh Ian
gin Field this year stopped off in
MDundsville around noon time Sunday.
The ship was plotted BY Lieut.. II. :.
Mayilowcr while the alternate pilot was
Lieut. c. II. George, both Of the |. 5.
air service. The plane. was OF the
Dill type and was enroute In McCook
Field. Fairfield, Ohio. from the prov
Ing grounds at Aberdeen. Mi. After
taking on supplies and !unch!nS here
the nlcrs left about = o'clock IN the
afternoon for Fairfield
The first ship to land on the local
llcid this spring arrived HIRE about two
weeks ago. 1t was - D1I-4 type ship
and was p!loted by Lieut. J. r. Ncdma"'
radio officer OF the |. :. air service.
Many Autos out
Peculiar 1t is thai Dane Spring mas
such strong power Of magnetism.
Two local young men. Randolph S"roE-
gins and Paul Martin. standing at
certain puint on Western avenue during
the afternoon Sunday counted 30
machiaes bound north and south on
that highway. The number passed tho
rcr;ain point during a period OF Tort!
minutes. OF the number twenty
ner cent OF tho machines were either
new or had been painted. giving q new
ennearancc. About the same amount
were driven by females, according 20
tha ,.ourp men The excellent driving
weather yesterday afternoon brought
on, the largest number Of machines
seen on tho streets o; Mounds'!''e
siuce late last summer.
Two Are Arrested.
Row Burkett end Earl Jones were az
rested late Saturday night on '"' ;rhcv
Of being drunk and dlsoracILE ;,,;ano;,s
viii he arraigned before Mayor Wleneko
mis- evening. Both men placed oond lor
thcir anDearancc and were released from
the county jail Sunday afternoon
DISCUSS Prison Sewer. III, y.
The prlson sewer proposition VIII pe
discussed by members of city counci!
with a committee from the various civic
organizations OF the city At meetl.e
20 Ice held this evening nj the e!tS
building. Gounc!lmen f!rkS,,I nsam
bowler and Montgomery VIII Fepi
The councilmanic body.
LeGtonaireB to Moot:
\ number 20 important BUSINESS MAJ
,.r, viii be discussed by members OF
Earl Francis Post no. T. AZ thc reg u tSa
LEGION club rooms in the CITY and Coun-
~ hank building. Routine business ~
niso TO he disposed Of and all members
are urged 20 attend.
Prepare for Operations. -
pou,Irs and general cleanup work -
ho;n.r done nj the Suburban Brick YARDS
he work is being done. i is "a 10, III an.
ticIpat:or or the renewal o. opera', ;,
soon. Briefs FOR building arc IN oc
n,.,,,l hero nj the preScn; tne In we"
of i number OF rev homes pe'"s "'ue'
wa! - ling 10 DIMINISHED 80,
Charles T. King. former local prollioi-
ton official, was dismissed rom a.. n
charge nr driving an auto WINE ~ az a.
i;,rgs' curt. Saturday afternoon. Inc
motion for dismissal was made by PROS
c,uttmc Attorl ry J. Lloyd ,lrnold.
Report Rlachhand Letters: NOVA
Reports about the city Suhuay VIZ" .n-
IN ,he effect that 4 number OF 80
allied Rlackhand letters had hccn sona
=" local coal miners who anticipate
working while the strike Is on eoHiG
Of the Nun-uniun coal minors, u IS s".,''
! have contemplated returning 70 WIN, w.,
| which is against the action Of '"e u"''''
"'e"" Hold HamIn ord Funeral.
! Funeral services for the late l>r. II. >.
! hammond. former local NUM- .niS' w; W."
Tay We're held yesterday afternoon at
! oTG o'clock, from the First NJ. L.,
! church. Rev James ResseGcr; super'nr
| t.,drnt Of the BuCkhannon GlSllCt; %
no MCthod!st churches. had chitrSc: ~!
remains were laid 1t rest at TIE Nou"'
| Rose cemetery.
A. 1,ct the \arrowS between this CITY
md wheeling have been opcHcd lot IT, IT,
/ H. he highway MAS cloSed .Io,ii
! Thursday afternoon 10 iats ' tbo uny,
,r,i 6notnt The debris was cleared
a,"av bv employees "t the "hceHns
! traction COMPANY.
Moundsvnle Briefs
! J. Lloyd Arnold. prosecuting a''"'