The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
NInrE OF THEM ARE rEIoNEEs AND
NINE AAH MrSpEMpANORS-
juicy coMPLETEp ITS
WORK TUESDAY
EVENING.
Farrors YaAl TO rndtct Ausotst VINO hfs
Norman suter-Crtn,inal Docket
VIII Be Called Friday.

WORK AZ 90 tdSN '''s+.'~
Iay's session.
Tn, grand Jury did rs work with
dispatch Il had been expected that
Two DAYS would D. required Tor 'he ~
animation ot all Witnesses. a. was me
case a. the last TERM VI court. Tne
lury began It's deliberations Yesterday
rncrnln. a. eleven O'clock and worked
until 4 quarter of SIX IN 'h@ evening"
Five no, true bills were 'oHnd pne
o. then, was n rhe case - William
CUNNINGHAM. the autoist who struck
Norman Suffer Glendale street car
moecrnan, who died several weeks
ago as result Of the accident.
Upon me grand jUrys report. Judge
p. o Norris adjourned curt unt't
Fridsy morning. when the criminal
docke, will Ne called
Those indicted YESTERDAY ard mo
charges which they face are as Follows;
reloniss.
Heroert poees-rchhery.
John spirski. John puaeS ard rots
RpsSc--haviug stu
Max Lucas-hav'uS s'lil
Aaav SowatS-Ssllins Stan" F1eoka. &.
IrratS warik--hav!nS still
Gilbert Ray and Lester Adams
stealing chtckens.
Alex Eutco--havtng SIN.
Arthur Williams stealing Henry
Brsrkrra.>'s Ford sedan.
Albert Prttchard-escaping Mcdowell
county Dad camp.
rsdameaners.
Sa-f-rd puru--stealirg watch.
Stella Crosby - having IpConshtne
Equor.
Everett Ray-totiDg pistol.
STELLA Grosky-havins mash
Joseph Risgs-contrteetirS to dem"-
quercy oc minor.
To1sy Notwithstanding mash.
Torev YoChuaskie-totinG pistol.
Leo punhack-havins mash.
George Stanish-haNiag mOonShine.
The grand Jury was composed OF: 7.
A Kelly. foreman: Il. L. Frey. II. NJ
Murray. James T. Powell, D. ". Garvin.
NJ c Knapp. 5. n. Woodruff, {. E.
Pickett. w A & DalzeU. f. P. Bow
man George RisirEer, q. Sonar. W. L.
Shepherd. c. =. Elliott ard J. ],
Griffith
Rains Did Damage
Reports OF considerable damage BY
tire weekend rains were received In
the city yesterday from me country
districts Franklin and Liberty dts
triccs were two o; the hardest hit. Fish
crack was the highest since 1911, over
flowing = banks and doing damage 70
CROPS and roads, Farmers % the county
suffered loss OF hundreds ot thousands
- dollars 20 crops. II IS estimated rha'
the crop loss IN Franklin district was
nigh 20 zee all stock there this winter
e., su a. the new HogS Run bridge
o. Washed out The Graveyard Run
It, was appended 4 bridge near Gre
.uS had me supports washed from un'
...r :. twenty-five feet OF me OHIO river
railway track at Whitaker were washed
AVA and much other damage vas done
Enrolment Larger
Although complete reports have not
VET been mada 10 the superintendent. the
snro'lmAn, ~ the public schools. SeS'
s,ons ~ which started n Earnest yes
,ard,y. s larger than las year. In ,he
high school 27S prpl.s nave enrolled
RouA students Will not START in Until
next week.
Wife Beatsrs Fined
Nayor W!aneke was faced ny duo
OF wife oeatArs In police court Sester
dav They we're Paul Hedges and stan
lsv Mie-oSki. me flrS- resident 81
in;A street and the second Of t"ur'
avenue Each We're :Iued ,en and costs
amounting 20 So Cor Hedges and t'
si4 81 for the foreigner.
Rogers Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mrs Emma
her laughter Mrs 5. ". EnnAer. Will o'
hei4 this afternoon AZ the Sonh"r a
so Rev J. T. Scott % the First VI
= church officiating ln.'rem'N WI
,a made IN Mt Rosa cemetery. Mrs
Rogers wife Of the lave, Dr.. T. r
Rogers. was born in 1887 and came i'
Mpundsvtue IN 1888. she IS survive
~ five children, Mrs. w. w Slider
Thomas 3 Rogers, Mrs. 5. w. Booher
Of ,als civ. Mrs. Dorsey Blake. o.
Greenwood Del and Harold + Rogers
- tdirn0N'
Fish and Game Meeting
The Marsha county Ssh aud Game
Protective Association and the VIE
LIE Lsa-u. wi hold a Joint rseti9t
=, the .nu-' house Friday evening AZ
O'Clock. Ur'a,.s Of the Wild life enter
,afrrcnt t. o. gen 49, IA. LAX Thea
Re September l. NJ. hs discussed.
initiated Class
Laura Rc5ekah lodge 80 s. initiate
a Class ~ candidates las evening. Thu
,,esr.e team from the Wheeling lodg'
ri, on the work ! social session va!
1eld ard raErs ,hmencs were served.
Service Star Met
TIE MnuNiS"'ne Service Star Chap'r'
reid 4 rree.,nS IN the Legion hall las
evening 4. which further plans wes'
made for comr e;tu- he Organization
The cNar,a~ IS s'.n n0sU The American
Legion auxiliary IA d:shaHded and NJ
Service Star = tho uni, organization o
women relatives %: aN-s@rr:cs mon n"
q existence here. \ large nunosr .
women are joining
odd Follows Initiated
. \. A meeting % PvoSCess lodge =.
80 / Q Q y. held N 'he K. ~ >
nall last evening. class ~ candid O.,
was put through me degree work. \
eninvoble social session ended me evan
ngs program.
Convict Rscaptlred.
Earl Patton. I convict who escarsr
from the NcDyNc'l county road camp
vas captured al Hinton Monday and .
being held IN lajl there awaiting th'
arrival Of 4 guard from the prison L
bring him back ina week
Rat Bites Wilson.
PROT r Wilson. proprietor ~ tht
Wilson mus, store and a well know
sportsran. - -ifts~.ns from TWO sever.
-. bites While sleeping IN a bed ~
,Ne back porch ~ his residence y,
Ss,er,h street Monday a rodent saut
his teeth snto NE inside Of Prof VII
sons ear and into a finger He awokt
% see tns rat scanper!nE away.
Marsh FUNERAL Today.
Funeral services for Mrs. jana Marsh
axed woman who died at her home or