The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
TRIAL SET FOR
MONDAY MORNING
John Delrnosky, Charged With Threa-
eentng TO do Bodily Harm, to Joe
Rock, TO Get Trial


Monday morning at O'Clock before
Squire e. NJ Lewis. on 4 charge OF
threatening 60 do bodily harm 20 Joseph
Rock. Attorney J. Howard Holt will
represent the state in the case and At
torney Martin Brown will act law
yer for the defendant.
Both the men are from Anuadale
avenue, and the threat is said 20 have
been made several days ago. Much in
terest has been aroused in the case
owing to the prominence OF the two
men In their neighborhood.
Receive Two Men
Two convicts were received at the
state prison yesterday and one was
discharged by reason OF the expiration
OF his terub leaving a total OF 1854
names inscribed n the, books Of the state
pen. The tw arrivals hail from Clay
county.
TO Play Xorkvtns.
Moundsville will meet the fast York
Vile nine on the Fifth street lot this
afternoon at o'clock. The locals won
their last game from the strong Nc.
Conkey team, OF Wheeling and are all
primed to lay claims shortly to the VAL
ley rag. The outcome OF their game to-
day. however. will have much 10 do with
the claims they anticipate making.
klAno DO Gonpo 6efo.
Tho airplane that nosed Itself into old
mother earth at Cameron the other eve
ming IS to find its last resting place In
the old hangar located on LanGin Ayia-
tion Field until the wreckage cun be
placed together and the parts shipped
back to Boiling Field. Washington. d.
c. Lieut.. Minor and Serg. Kocher, who
were In the ship at the time OF the acct
dent. were In the city yesterday and
win probably return to the nations
capital to-day for duty.
canvasstng Vote.
The county court Is busy canvassing
the vote or Marshall county cast In the
primary election last Tuesday. The
ballots will be counted and the tally
sheets examined. After this II win be
known whether or not any mistakes were
made.
One Ship Arrives
Only one airplane stopped at Langln
Field yesterday. II was enroute to Nc
Cook Field. Dayton. O., from Coli!ng
Field. Washington. D. c. The pilot was
forced to land owing 10 = shortage OF
his fuel supply. Following the eepten-
tshfng of the supply the plane TOOK off
ABOUT o'clock in the afternoon On the
laSa leg OF the flight to Dayton.
missionary Services,
Tho Woman's Home Missionary So
claIy OF mo heJnOulSt CnurCheS OF inc
Wheeling district. will have charge OF
the program at the camp meeting next
Tuesday. Rev. W. NJ. Castle, or Ben
wood. WIN have charge OF the deyo-
tionaL A good program Is IN the MAX
ING and several hundred people are ex-
pected to attend from all over the dis
trtct
Law Another Levy.
The annual statement OF the finances
of,the city OF Moundsville IS being made
BY The city clerk and the city solons
WIN meet shortly to estimate the extent
of'a levy for this year. There Is a dis
position on the part Of the council to
keep tho levy at It's present rate with
some adjustments to suit conditions
This win enable the city 70 carry on
many other improvements
Labor Day Picnic.
"A big picnic win be held at Glendale
on. Labor Day. All kinds Of good things
10 eat Will be on hand besides band
music for the entire day. Everyone Is
urged to attend.
10 Attend Convention.
The following folks will attend the
Epworth League Institute at Buckhan-
non next week: Misses Tlta Enyhart
Alma Bonar. Ada Oglebay. Tsther
sfgafoose. Luzerna Dubois, Vida
Jones' Marie Suffer- and Clara Morning
star and Messrs. Leroy Hood. Merlin
Dubois. Frank SiEafoose. Walter Mag
ers. Paul Sullivan and Lawrence Scott
noundsvtIle Briefs.
Hon. and Mrs James D. Parriott and
children will return home Monday from
alweek's vacation spent at Point Mar
ION. Pa.
Mrs. Guy II. Barger OF Pittsburgh Is
iTi at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Riley OF Third street.
Warden and Mrs. ]. q. Terrell and
daughter. Miss Barbara Lee will return
home this morning from an extended
trip TO donw-state points
REV. NJ. F. Compton and Or. A. F.
Compton are expected home today from
Atlantic City. y. J.. where they have
been spending several weeks taking a
rest
The woodwork on the outside Of tho
high school building is being given a
new coat OF paint.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon from the late home on
twelfth street. for the late Eveline
Rurge. infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Burge. who died Wednesday. Bur.
ial was made at the Mount Rose ceme-
terry.
y. ". Wade has completed the con
struction work on two new tile garages
on Meighen avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Mcmillan OF Cam
sron arc visiting their daughter. Mrs
Clarence Burch Of Lafayette avenue
Miss Opal Tenant Is visiting relatives
al Captina this week.