The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-20
MAN IS HELD
Alex 9utro Valves Hearing and Let Go
Under $1,000. bond Following
Appearance

Following his appearance In Squire
e NJ. Lewis court Yesterday afternoon
on a charge Of operating moonsh!re
still and having IN his possession. mash
and whIskey. Alex Rutko gave $1,000.
bond and was allowed 20 have his free
dom until the next Grand Jury. Butko
was arrested Sunday morning about
o'clock by Chief OF Police c. .. sryaon
md Offcers John Lehew and Harry Nc
Mullen.
He was held IN the Marshall county
tail until the hearing Monday after
noon.
Present Basket Bah
Miss virginia Patterson. coach 81 the
girls high school ba sket ball team was
presented with gold basket ball. Mon
lay for her efforts with the team tho
rast year Last year was Miss ratter-
sons frst coaching season Of the basket
ball FIVE.
Lowe Funeral Today.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from the late home on
Twelfth street. for the late Robert
Stewart Lowe. who died Sunday after
noon. Rev. ]. E. Scott. pastor of the
First NJ. E. church. OF which the de-
ceased was member will have charge.
Burial will be made at the Mount Rose
cemetery.
The deceased was n member of Little
Prince lodge No. 20. Knights OF PythiaS.
He is survived by nve children.
sadosky Funeral Keld-
Monday morning at o'clock funeral
services were held for the larp Alex
ander Sadosky from the ST. Francis
Xav!er's Catholic church. Rev. Father
Coghlan. was in charge. Burial was
made at the Mount Rose cemetery.
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FOR the funeral
Two Men Discharged.
Two prisoners Were regularly dis
charged from the state prison Monday
Gy reason OF the expiration Of their
terms The total population Of the
s;ete prison now stands at 1855.
Continue Investigation.
Tho Investigation into the death OF
J = Hatfield. whose body was found in
she Ohio RIVER. near Woodlands. ten
G;ys ago will De renewed again this
morning. Federal officials are here CO.
operating with Coroner J. T. McCombs.
~ the hope ot securing some clue to
the murderer.
Field Meet To-day.
Eov Scouts cc SToundsville will give
? public demonstration on tho F'tth
street ball lot this afternoon. Plans
Tor the event have been going on for
some time and big crowd is expected
OUT TO attend the affair
Glendale women
The Glendale league % Women Voters
held an interesting meeting last even
,ny In the GlendalN school hall. Dr.
Harriet r. Jones addressed the gather
ing Discussion prevailed on the prir-
arg and other laws appurtatntng to
elections.
Lightning Kills Horse
Joseph Sanford lost p very fine horse
=, his farm on Nauvoo Ridge Sunday
when lightning struck the beast. kill
Ing Il almost instantly. The accident
occurred during the rain storm Sunday.
Prepare for Fourth
Preparations for a proper celebration
IN July An we're discussed a. meeting
Of Earl Francis Post No. ;. rho ArNri-
can Legion. held last evening. Tee
local po>- will likely turn OFT for this
aTalr. Severa, members OF IN" post are
40, IN favor OF uniform parade. owing
20 the intense hot wea :her. This will
be thrashed out at q later meeting. how
ever.
Broke into Store
Some small boys are believed 70 have
entered Charles A. Riley's general NOR
chandtsa store on Cedar avenue some
time Sunday evening and carried away
some candy. cigarettes and tobacco.
Tho m!screants, II "a thought. were
scared away by passerhv before they
had time 10 get In the ash register.
Pool Room Licenses
CITY council IN special session In AZ
evening granted six licenses to pool
room operators here The licensed OPP
orators are as follows: Charles VI. Cal
lahan. Frank Callahan. Charles Hunter.
Mike Morosky. Nick Gusta and Tony
Tenke. Another application was pre-
scented but the applicant. not being
citizen, his permit was refused.
Two DrupSs Up
Two drunSs Sam C'"cE and tu-us'
Farmer. were heralded into police coYr'
and before his honor yesterd"v morn
ing and hned s5 and the trimmings.
Ciexg mad been up. several time before.