The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-11-23

heeling-Fayette Jones King,
state manager of the Automobile In
surance company. of Hartford, Con-
necticut, died here following an oper-
alton for appendicitis.
Hutchison, Kansas-CrieS of a
kitten attracted Jailer Roy Bennett
TO the cellar where he heard strange
! noises. Investigation showed fifteen
prisoners preparing to escape.
MOrgantown-A local bakery was
wrecked when a large automobile
truck ran amuck and crashed in the
shop. Enough pastries to delight a
moving picture comedy director were
heaved about the shop and on the
truck.
Huntington new structure, 70
cost 100000, designed for the care
Of the feminine detectives. is To be
erected at once ut the Huntington
state hospital, it was announced here
by DR.. james s. Lakin, president Of
the state board OF control
Bluefield-Judge J. NJ Sanders, Of
Bluefeld, narrowly escaped injury
when his automobile left the road
while rounding sharp turn near
Gray Sulphur Springs, and plunged
down a 3O-foot embankment There
were several persons in the machine
but none was hurt
Morgantown-A joint invitation Of
West Virginia university and the Mo-
nOngalia county bar association is be-
ing extended to the West Virginia bar
| association to hold its 1923 session
here in connection with the dedica-
tion OF the new law building ut the
university.
Huntington-The plea Of his mother
that he be placed in her charge saved
Homer Perry, 10, from a five days
Jail sentence for his third offenSe OF
speeding, in police court Judge Mel
rose turned the youth over to Mrs.
Perry for confinement on condition
that he ask the state road commission
to revoke his automobile driving Ii.
cenSe.
Parkersburg-Th withdrawal Of
West Virginia Y. NJ c. a organiza-
tions from the interstate committee
in which they were grouped with
Delaware. Maryland and the District
of Columbia and the formation of
West Virginia committee were an
nOunced here ut a meeting of repre-
sentatives of the West Virginia or
ganizatiOns.
Charleston Mining schools are
starting off with little effort this
fall according to an editorial in the
FairmOnt West Yirgnian. The men
are taking prompt advantage OF
course that appeals to them, and that
has proven its worth to many men
who entered the winter courses last
! year. "Fifty-siX members are report.
ed in the Fairmont class, which is a
fine start
linE-Judge William + Baker,
in United States district court here re-
fused an injunction to dismiss the bill
in the case of the Morgautown-Wheel.
ing railroad company versus Wait
man II. Conoway and others. DISPOSE
tiOn of property of the railroad COM
pany, valued at approximately Sl4OO,-
900 in the Morgantown district, was
tied up by temporary order issued
! by Judge Baker
ParkerSburg - Degrees from The
| fourth to the eighteenth were con-
| ferred upon a class Of about 80 can
! didates at the annual fall reunion OF
the Scottish Rite Masons Of this city
| and section in the two days meeting.
| Members of the organization from
I quite a number Of counties in this
section were present at the affair
which was concluded with banquet
at the Masonic temple
Charleston Major Necly made
| calomel one of his campaign issues IN
| hi senatorial campaign but the state
road commission is not worried Il that
/ drug disappears from the market. for
/ the commission has i'm stock at it's
I gigantic storehouscs i'm Nitro real
/ life size dose OF castor oil. I'm fact
I there are 1900 gallons of This palata-
| bile medicine iu store. which the
| s.atstirians at the capitol say will
/ make 17,47G.OOO dose. or more than
| ten for every man. woman and child
: I'm the state.
Moundsville Added impetus +, now
/ given 90 the belief that Mound-vilIe