The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-12
pBc1An GRAND JURY NOW IN
SESSION BUSY REARING WIT
NGSsEs YESTERDAY
Fifty Moro Summoned For Today -
Clyde Major Not Able To Appear
Still In hospital

county TO investigate the killing OF
John I. Major and the wouHdtnE OF
Scott Story and Clyde Major a. New
Lafferty. ohio. on June 2Tth. was given
over 70 the examination OF witnesses
by Prosecuting Attorney VIM. I. Dixon
Jr Seventeen witnesses had been SUD
pocred FOR yesterdays session, among
that number being Scott Story. one OF
The wounccd-rren. Clyde Major. VINO
was also subpoened. has not been ais
charged from the Ohio Valley General
hospital and was therefore unaoIe 10
appear before the jury yesterday. Inc
o,hsr witnesses were those who are sald
20 have been IN the neighborhood or the
trouble, as well as Coroner Hardesty'
Over ittty witnesses have been issued
for TO appear before the grand jury AT
their session today. The number CON
Rists mostly OF men from the vicinity
- ,ybs-s the recent mine troubles have
been occurring.
sheriff Il. T Lynch and his force
brought fourteen more men 20 the coun-
~ iail Monday afternoon. All are SAID
~ be from near Pauline Mine and II Is
Thought they are being held in connec-
lion with the Latferty trouble. Ihey
are: Joe Pastella, Sam Pastella, Albert
JonoskA Andy Jonoski. Tony FroNaiu'
Vincent Tomasini. Battasta SonHeS'
Tony Eucoski Loul Soclnt, John ocn"
tell, John Morronl. slyvus Alexander
Pete Seravalle and Mike Coulton.
ouie, reisned In all mining dlstricta
~ Belmont county at late hour last
evening. The Catherine Coal company
~ 1-nIontoSn. Ohio, shipped twenty
cars OF coal yesterday morniRs ouI no
demonstration was made by any one
and no crowd gathered
summer ChautauQuA-
The third day OF the Redpath Suil,ne'
Chautauqua held here yesterday cohtin-
ned to draw the large crowds Oh tne
Two previous days, the tent being nAieu
70 its capacity Of eight hundred al oo.I'
the afternoon and evening sessions
Nh In,erest Is being displayed In the
cbi,dren's hour each morning which IS
under the supervision OF Miss Emily
peterson and arrangements are last
beinr completed for the fine pageant
economists Of Peace" which VIII DC
GIVEN BY the children on the last day
or the chautauque- Today Miss Peter
son plans for th> children 10 Drink
lunches with Their, at the chsIdreu's hoF
and a picnic trip will be made.
The program for yesterday afternoon
consisted OF = concert by the FestiTa'
Quartet which wns greatly enJo!eu ny
all present. The company which was
a
6ns musical numbers, the big feature
OF their entertainment oeinS the eo'-
tuned musical numbers.
In the evening the same company
zave another fine concert followed by
tbs lecture The Old Town In the New
world by Charles Howard Platten-
burS. Mr.. Plattenourg's lecture was ono
nj the finest yet heard at this session
Of rho Chautaulua, the lecturer pointing
out in a fine manner. ways in which
community life might be improved.
Today program promises to be ono
of the best OF the whole chautau4ua
session. In the morning there viii De
the regular chiIdrens hour while IN the
afternoon Godfrey + Morgan will de-
liver his famous lecture Success with
case" Mr.. Morgan. who became a dra-
na,ic star. during his undergraduate
DAVIS 1T Stanford and Columbia CniVer-
stiles has made 3 distinct success az
n lecturer and comes highly recommend
al by the Redpath Bureau There Is
strong vein OF honor throughout MS
talk on Success With Ease" and he also
Includes a brief but pointed sermon on
thrift.
This evening the famous Keighley
Broadway Players will present Friend
IN Enemies" a three act comedy. Ih's
natriotic play has become famous
throughout the whole United States ana
This norton OF the program Is consid-
er.d>,o be the big feature OF the whole
session and IS being looked forward 10
by all.
Thursday which will he the last day
Of the chautauq.A also has several nne
features on tho program with a lecture
In the afternoon and an entertainments
hv Princess TIE Alta and her Indian
Fried in the evening.
Probate Court
Charles d. Cordeul, deceased Ap-
p!ication filed for appointment OF Admr.
Bond 100000 iilcd and approved. Ap-
rointmcnt made, letters ordered and Is
suc@ Inventory dispensed with.
In reaccounts for settlement July %.
1872 Proof OF publication or filing or
account and time sex for hearing there
u filed approved ard record orderei.
John w Pallius, ST. deceased. APP
nlicatton filed TO admit TO record an-
,hcnttcated copy OF will and order OF
probate thereof. Record ordered
Application filed for determination OF
Inheritance tax. Order 10 county Hn-
ditor to appra!se said property ordered
end issued.
Margaret F. Hunt. deceased. Applica-
ton filed for determination OF In
hcr!tarce tax. Tax determined without
auditors appraisal finding no tax due.
Final account filed. Set for hearing
Aug. IS. 1922. Notice ordered.
Edwin Saunders as Admir-. OF Louise
Saunders. deceased W.. Richard Saund-
trs ct nj. Order OF private sale Of
real estate returned and filed. endorsed.
premises sold July s. 1922 to Cora Elk
aheth Wonnacott for S3500.00. SAFE
confirmed and deed ordered.
J. w. Stephens. deceased citation re-
turned and filed endorsed with proof ~
service Motion 10 dismiss appllcn-
ton filed Set for bearing July 2e.
1922 10 a. m.
Martha E. stephens, deceased. Cits-
ton returned and filed endorsed with
proof OF service Motion to dismiss ap-
plication filed. Set for hearing July,
20 1922 al IN n. m.
Realty Deeds
Albert Pol'vka 10 Anezka Fo"vka-
undivided one-halr interest IN tract Of
land IN Pultney township; constdera-
ton. ST.
Rose Kepela 10 Walter Kepela. undi-
v!ded onc-half interest in tract OF land
In Colerain township: consideration. 81.
Anna s. McCo-d executr!S. TO John
Eodor and Mary Hodor. tract OF land
In Martins Ferry: consideration. 1915.
Blanche Myers 10 Frank Semelvecis.
tract Of land In Martins Ferry: con-
E!deration. $40.
Marriage licenses
Alex 10th. age %. a coal miner OF
Crescent. and Mary Polgar. age IS. OF
Barton. Rev. varkonys performed the
rohn Dciepra aro - q cr,tryosr