The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
MOUNDSVlllE
CHANGES IN CONTRACTS
GIVE PRISONERS WORK

changes - contracts ., ~ the fac
/tory people in IN" W"S' Virginia STAG
perifcnt,nry her, WrT" mad" THURSDAY
evening \. a c"ns"r"nc~ between war
den J Z Terrell. members OF the STATE
hoard OF control ard owners OF the
shoos The changes were necessary IN
order that ahcu: 100 prisoners might
b. nut % work Just that number OF
men have h.," ;G!e in the state prison
owing 20 shortage OF work. The
changes mad" VIII give room 20 more
men who can be pu, TO work :mru"'!i-
a:Nlv'
Mad K 10. been fn- the changes mad"
N -. CONTRACT There probably would
re Scvc-a, more than lnh inmates az
The state Institution idle today. Thor"
were received Thursday, Drinking the
p-es"a, ;o;al OF me p"H up To LOO. -:
tho number Ser"!vcd. were from Ran
dul7h county and : from Mingo. Th"'r
sentences average. about years.
The state hoard ~ control also In
spey:.d the prison Goa; min" and n"
farm during THURSDAY Afternoon. Mem
bers o. the board were John 5. parst
and James $. I.ak!n.
Appeals Case
Mike Vanavlch. arrested Tuesday
evening. on a charge o. selling liquor.
was fined 5000 and costs and sentenced
20 months IN tho county Jail. when ar
raigrcd before SOUR" T. NJ. Lewis yes
,crday. EanuvIch. seemingly did not
like tho decision OF the squire. so ap-
pcaled hi, case - the circuit court
Goes To JAN
Albert Kemple is In the county jail "a
a result OF his inability 10 put up
p.ace bond Of 500 when arratgned be-
fore Squire L. NJ Lewis yesterday after
noon. kemple Is charged with having
threatened 10 do bodily harm 10 Louis
King. He was arrested by city police
Thursday morning.
Mines Are Operating
Practically a, lthe mines In the
MoundSvt,le district are operating on n
small scale Although strike was de-
clared on April by union miners local
operators have begun 20 operate their
mines. No trouble OF any consequence
has been reported 70 the city or county
authorities 10 date.
Victim Taken Home
The body % Albert Il. Moftett. who
died following injuries 20 his skull. SiS-
tanned when he fell from n high plat
form at the United Zinc Smelling cor>
pora.ion plant here Wednesday. was
taken 10 his home by The father Wood
Moftct, At WoodSaeld. O., Thursday
afternoon. Theacctdent victim was -
ytars OF age and was a World war vets
cram.
Although an operation was performed
20 save. the litr OF the deceased. Il
PROVED futile and ~ died shortly atter
being removed 70 the Glendale hospital
Glendale woman Dies
Mrs. Joseph Rogers. 10. % Gi"nda e
died las, evening at O'Clock, f"'l"w'nc
an sllness OF the past several weeks
Mrs. Focers was born In the rural dis
trlct " this county and has spent prac'
tically her entire rte IN this county
She had lived at Glendale for the past
e,ght years
Prepare For @. A. y, Meet
The local committee "a charge oF II"
annual cncampmcnt OF the Grand Army
If the Republic. department ot West
Virginia. IL pushing plans along nicely
for the aFra!- to be held here from Ma!
IS TO - inclusive. About 500 veterans
OF the Civil war are expected here to
attend the big annual event.
was worry Cold Hero
Farmers lrpm tne InTS tt''E' 'l'S
tr.ct OF the county who cam" her" on
business yesterday brought word o: Il
slight freeze on the S,rea rrl"tS ard 9th
Or places IN the Taylor's ridg" vicinity.
The freeze. I. IS believed. Will do bu.
ntt,e damage 10 tho sruit crop
Fire Creates Sttr
Fire Of an unknown ori-!a Threatened
several dwellings, on Seventh street yes
terday afternoon. Right a. time wh"''
the wind was raging at rs worst n"
blaze was seen sweeping across N"
Henrietta field which IS literally GOV.
cred with dry grass. 4 small hay stack
was consumed and FOR tim" IN" ST.
Clair residence on Seventh street was
threatened seriously. The city :irc de-
par,mcn. was called and managed Z
put out tho ever increasing tr"
Cleaning Up Cemetery
Mounnsvile bov scouts have begun :,
very cnmmendab.c p:e~e az work. Tho"
are c,eaain- up aGd making improve
rents 70 th~ FltSt street cemetery
which has been IN bad n""d II Repairs
for several years.
Hwanians Held Meeting
MoundSville KiwanianS he'd th'.'
weekly meeting last evening ~ III,
Catholic church and. Incidentally ra.
,ronizcd the bazar being hrIt - u"
basemen. OF the church by tn" aides
Only few business matters w." '"H"'
IN as most OF The members ~" eager
20 to!n In the festivities offered by :hc
bazaar.
Sunday School Convention
The Annual Marshal! county Sunday
school convention will be he'd ~ tn"
First NJ. T.. church here tomorrow. An
excellent program has been prepared
for the affair and more than "ho dec.
rates from various parts Of tho count,
are expected - attend.
Epvorth League Program
Tho Epwrrch League o! ~" 'alv1r"
II. r church gave an interesting "ct"".
eainment program in the Soctdy Dar'"r@
OF the church last evening. \ good at
tendance was recorded.
To Observe Day.
The teachers o; IN" FRS, var, school
havs prepared an excellent program ="
be rendered by che pur's - III" school
on next Thursday ar'"rno"H ia ""."-
hration O, Grant pay" TIL" p-"-r.m
will 10 commemorative IN" 'H"'h ami.
versary OF the birthday q ';"n"r:t:
Ulysses s. Grant former i.:"sider,t.
Sunday schol1 Survey.
A survey oc the SUNDAY schools =
the RapttS. church viii l." rIad"" E"xt
week Tho purpose ~ - aS""''h;'i II>t
low much and 10 wha, extent Sunday
school work IL bs;n.: carried on ~ tho
church
TO Play Bridgeport.
The Bridcepor. high SO '..''. WI
,orne her, this afternoon :, ii" !S't'"
on the Frrth street haii grounds wi'1
the Mouudsvi,;a II! nine. Bridgeport
= reported 20 htr" fast ar'r'".r !. Il
az baseball mon the year AMI at" o.