; VANDALS RAID NEW BUILDINGI-Vw)-I! In IWalk Off With Supplies and Damage Walls, Police Informeds. More vandalism in connection i. with the construction of homes in !*. the city Monday was reported to police.Paint, varnish, linseed oil and a ladder, valued at about $45. were reported by H. F. Reveal to have been h stolen from a new house at Ninels teenth street and Noyes avenue. Kanawha City. Robert Watt, of 1119 ’ Hickory avenue, complained that someone had entered a new home at 189 Jean street, on Burlew Heights, where they proceeded to paint the floors and to damage the papered walls, to the extent of about $25.Missing persons also continued to be reported to the city officers. W. L Cooper, of Marmet. reported that his niece. Edna Morris, and another girl, Nellie Solbe. were missing from that place. Both girls are 14 years old, 5 feet tall, have brown hair I and are slender, the report said. Later officers received a report that n the girls were staying at Winifrede. 3i i Mrs. Preston Campbell, of Tad, n reported that her husband w'ent out i- I to cut some stove w’ood near their home March 10 and hasn’t been seen since. He is 63 years old and about 5 feet 4, she said.In municipal court Monday. Judge Cyrus W. Hall held Wirt Fields to the grand jury on a charge of receiving goods stolen from the Bond-Rider-Jackson company warehouse, and sentenced D. F. Hood to serve I 15 days in the county jail on a a charge of shoplifting from Kresge’s v store, in Capitol street.JLS