The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-11
MOUNDSVILLE
IS FROM CABELL
FOR THE PRISON
TIE PENITENTIARY POPULATION
REACHES NEW EIGH MARK
1885.
Warden Terrell Prepares for Stiu ho"e
In Next Few Days.

IN Next Re" OayS.
The prison p"uu.'5"" r"''h"d u n''.
high mark r'r:da. VIII tn" a:c''n g,
niEc,.e, oIdt,;o.:sl PRISONERS t~""! "a
bell county TIE tr'H. U.'N s',s'''~ ~
ass This ,.vn:u"r r>ciuI"~ ',e man
dts~harCed from the sat" r;i~n" w.
terday ~ rraSaa Of thc rNr:rlt.n'' ~
his term Tho terms Of the arrivals
Friday range trrr' CO." ~ TN years
The pr".tCHtilrv ~ HI present t:""
is very well n,lyd u. and p:"utc9t."nt
are being mad hy W.;Jvn T"rr"N I"
take care % any additional prisoners
that mtsht arriTH Within ~" new ''N
DAYS. l&?ere are at""' - ':'"H'.S ~
the state 'pcaaI !uS:!'Ut:." w,'."vt
work though plans ar j"."G "I1'i' IN
the several factories ia a., |"'Sv" to
enlarge IN" Place enough = g.'c w":N
to them al
Gets wreckless Driver
Jacob Darling. chHrE." MY" ";'''>-
less driving. donated ST. and costs Z
the city treasury ac q srSSi"" u p"I'"
court held yesterday 1worniHE H't':N
Mayor G = W:n~"ko John rhi..nS
who was with Darling ~ th" TIN" "F
tha formers arrest. Vas assessed $50
When the manor finished his case
against Darling ho was Immediately
re-arrestcd and taken Nctur" squire ".
T.. CLAYTON. who added 80 and costs
He was nrcd ny N" Sl;'-" -" driving
an ,ntnroh,,a ,vhi,,. N .r intoxicated
condition ono other drunk. Jack 70
lanev was assessed IS and III" tim
ings BY Mayor Wj"N"l;" IT. q 'witERt
session Of polio" court asst evening.
Aston Funeral Today.
Funeral services for tie late Mrs.
Mary Jane, wife o. Thomas Aston.
arad - who died =, her home IN Glen
E,sto, rb,rsf,y afternoon following
q ,errthv illness will =. held this
oFtarro, ~ o.20 o','nr,, for, the Pleas
an, I-alrcv cbprrh 7'hc remains with
10 laid =. 70, &, rho Peasant Valley
rane,erv
To Eavs sun,nsr School
Ta,totfye Mans hoyr boon made by
County Super:n,cr.dar; ~. schools. II E.
Carmichael. for 4 summer normal train
ing school. Work done IN the school will
be acceptable in any stare normal school
according to. ARRANGEMENTS now being
made. The school viii begin June 5
and will continue FOR period .
weeks.
Foresters Organize Hore
The organization OF Il lOCa, lodge
OF the ForcStc:s has ben completed
here, according - information given
out Friday T. p. NAyleSiy, G. r. OF
Clarksburg. spent Thursday and Friday
in this city completing the ocEaa!za zion
work The or,ly- has chosen It's weekly
meeting nigh; aS Thursday. The gath
erings Will De held iUithv y. =. /. W.
hall on Jefferson ayCUjc. Charter nclU-
berships Will hc closed on March - 7.
L. Watson IS deputy of the local lodge
and any information concerning the or
ganizat:on MAJ uc scc"rcd t~cU h::n.
Mccune Is Released
Harry McGuA". OK ihiS ,'tE. arrested
here several weeks as" on u 'ha:ee ~
peddling dope MAS released from the
Ohio county Jail at Whee.:n: yesterday
afternoon on BOND OF $500. Attorney
J. Howard Holt, OF this c'tE. represents
Mcclure whose case Wi. cH"e before
the May term OF te"HT"' court a.
Wheeling.
Automobiles Come Out
The SootA.nS ana seemingly summer
breezes last evening tc'UE@t ""t q .I"Sc
number OF H0t";~tS. >"':" "; i"'' ,.srs
had been in si.rHEc practically a.. VIA
ter. Numbers OF local auto ow:'":s have
their cars in EICaE" undergoing rei,'.r~
IN preparation Tor the motoring Se1-
son.
Held Special Communication
A special communication "i Mounds
VILE ChaPter NO. % NoSi. -\rch MAS"nS
was SeLd last evening 'eE'nA'h% u, IS"
O'Clock IN their RAIL on seventh street
y NUMBER OK 4"ro' '""I BUSINESS '"'-
tiers were d!scuSSe" ana t"e general
routine business disposed OF.
Dangerous For Hr@1Rc
Owing TO the many slides and d"or.s
collected on the N"u""SH1He-" a"e''ng
pike motoring between th'S city and III"
metropolis IS conS'Ge'"d quite d'iNcu't
and dangerous IN man respects Large
rocks nave heen a''""'N 20 rS'h'',n on
the h!Gh"a% "h''t TONS % "'rt %ni ON
er DEBRIS mas co.trcte" A.|hS t"e PIKE
next TO the NIL. THIS -, n'"cEe: IN"
natural turn OF events DURING the early
spring ana summer months
Many Inmates On Farm
About y inmates OF IN" state prison
are now employed on the state prison
farm doing work preparatory T. ;u"
planting season, according 20 g W.
Miller. agr!culturalist IN chCarGe Of the
work. Several CROPS are expected = ""
harvested this season OF tn" same r,"cc
OF gSound providing weather conditions
are half favorable.
DISCUSS STRIKE Here
Already MoundSE'.te COZ ;iLncTS nav"
begun 20 discuss the pending country.
wide strike expected 70 "rrur "n Apr"
LIST. The general cna'ensus Of "H.ut"u
among the miners lends n" hel!"t that
the strike will not be HE"r,"i Many
have already mad" preparations FOR the
strike which - expected 20 b. tru-