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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14
Dolls and Toys
A Genuine NoUelty!

The Basement Store is a realm of
childish dreams. Bring the children
here tomorrow. They are happy
when they can wander about among
the dolls, toys, games, etc. And you
will be pleased to see how abundantly
we have provided those things to
make every boy and girl happy on
Christmas morn.
We invite your inspection of a big
display of Dressed Dolls. Character
Dolls, sleeping Babies. Clown Dolls,
etc, at see to $500 each.
Celluloid Kewpies at csc up.
Unbeatable Dolls at sec to $3.50.
Baby Clown Dolls. large size, spe-
cial at-S1. 90 each.
Sleds. Autos, Desks. Black Boards,
Velocipedes. Tool Chests. Structo.
Erector, etc. all Specially Priced
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14
Special Display of
Community Plate

Mrs. Primes, a special repre-
sentative. is here from the factory
for the purpose of telling our pa
irons all about Community Plate.
Just how 1T is made. what proc
esses it goes through from be-
Tomorrow is the last day of the
sale of Bridal Wreath" pattern
Community Plate at special prices.
Tea Spoons, set of six. csc
Table Spoons. set of si1. .S1.05
Dessert Spoons, set of six. SITS
Cold Meat Forks. each. Tic
Cream Ladies', each. CSC
Gravy Ladies. each. . sac
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14
= ooksl Book?

All of our remaining stock of
popular copyright books by well
known authors, specially priced
at SIC and soc each.
Books for boys, girls and chill
dren at-5c to 35c each.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14

Why Not Harper" Davenport?
made with
Other Gifts In Incude
ca
Top
NesTa
Muffin Stand
ade Desks
Wardro
ReedR Rocker Four-P Poster Beds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14
Other Gifts in Furniture Include:

Book Blocks
Smoking Stands
Sewing Cabinets
Music Cabinets
ChifOrobes
Bed Room Suits
Four-PoSter Beds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-14


mounted and stone set knitting needles
at soc and $1.OO the pair.
Sheffield and Sterling Knitting Nee
dies at-$1.0O to $3.50 the pair.
Enameled Yarn Holders at-5sc
each.
EnameIed Needle Protectors at $1.OO
Velvet Knitting Bags in black and
coIors at $5.95 each. Very handsome
Dressy Bags in black and colored
velvet, wooden frames, some bead
trimmed at-$3.5O to $1,000 each.
For the Hair-fancy Casque Combs,
back combs and odd shaped pins, set
with white and semi-precious colored
stones. Very wide assortment in SHE'LL
amber, gray and jet at sec to $500
each.
Real Shell Cameo Brooches with
gold mountings. Nice selection of
shapes and sizes assoc to $4,000
each.
Women's Kid Gloves in new ivory
and Pigalle shades, handsomely en-
broidered backs in black, brown and
fancy combinations at-$2.OO to $500
the pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Proper Thing Now Is to
Peel Off Soiled Skin

Those who a!hor stm'ky. greasy. shiny.
Streaked competitions should religiouSly
avoid creams. I,nwd"rS and ruuCcs dur
ing tho heated hH,s :. The res no need
for them any wa!. since tn" virtues ~
mcrCoiizrd WAY have, become known.
M amount nf rcrsriration will produce
any evidence that you've boon using the
WAY. .ts il 10 applied Al rod time and
washed nf in :hr: morning. tho complex
ion never looks like makeup. Mcrco-
lI%ed way gradually takes nf had
complexion. instead If adding anything
to max" II worse II has none Of the
disadvantages of cosmetics and accom-
plishcs much moro I'm keeping The COM
pIcXion beautifully white. satinv and
youthful. lust Ert qn ounce Of II At
your DRUGGISTS and see what = fnw
days treatment will do \ Use like cold
cream
Another effective warm weather treat
m"nt-hcat tending Ia "arISe wrinkles
and hahhinrsS-Is q skin liGhicnor mad>
by dissolvinc ono ounce Of IN wlcrnd
ssaNo'ite in n half pint IF witch hazel.
lis use las face hath) leaves rh trace.
h"nnrkahl" improvement il '.nIirei i'm
n'odiatclN. and There is no harmful Ct
fnct Whatever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES
WERE BENWO0D MEN
Two Arrested on Charge of Entering
Garage ae St. GAINESVILLE Ono
Was Shot In Leg.


Joseph Osicr and Jack BursCv, both
Of whom claim Bcnwood W. Va, as
their place Of residence, are confined
in the Belmont county Jail at ST.
ClairSyille. charged with breaking In
10 the garage of VIM. Mcfarland,
three miles cast Of ST. Clairsyllle.
BurScy is suffering from wound In
his right leg made by q twenty-five
calibcr rifle in The hands of Clarence
Mcfarland.
Late Thursday night, Mcfarland and
his son, Clarence were aroused by a
burglar alarm that had been placed
on the garage and upon going 10 the
garage discovered the two men work.
in which Osier made his escape. and
. Bursey, after severe fight, made his
escape. but was followed by the
Younger man, who fired at the thief,
wounding him in the right lee. Bur-
scy was then caught and Sheriff Os-
borne and Two deputies went 10 the
scene and took the wounded man 10
the ST. CIairsville Jail. where he was
given medical attention by DR.. S. l..
West. A hat lost by the other man
was the means Of his Identification.
He was arrested in Benwood and TAX
en- 10 ST. CIairSville. Both men Will
he given hearing before Justice RI.
NJ. Davies the early part OF next week.
Two tires found in the machine
driven BY Bursey are believed 10 have
been taken from the Garage of Joseph
Orrison at Morristown. James Lyle,
who lives west Of st. Clairsville and
Attorney \. w. Kennon both reported
that their garages had been entered
The same night, but nothing had been
taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

number OF her young friends al IL birth
day party in honor Of her ninth BIRTH
day yesterday afternoon a. her hOM~ in
South War&ood.
The little folks found much m"rr-
mcnt III games 'On the lawn. after which
light refreshments were enjoyed b? tn"
following:
Mildred Peterson. Katherine krun-
houS. Anna Louis" NcSi nnun. r.I'l! II
Peterson. Iune HIN. Zelda I'M. Lillian
Tucker and Kathryn Eastwood.
Sunday School Exercises.
Op Sunday evening the public is i'll
vited to attend tn: union .S:is t"' IA as.
Presbyterian church. Rev. l:u"h!c!. -!
the II. E. church. Will prfacn
Musical Recital.
The piano pupils Of Miss l""i2 Mes
bit Will civ" recital Thursday even
ing. July :. in ihn Christian church. y
splendid program. which VIII be print
I'd llter has h""n planned.
The rc"ital l. free. hut tirhots ar>
now on sale which entities On" /" re-
lrCShncntS.
TO Pave Highway.
The material for pawn" IL" ruhi!"
highway just north OF the water works
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
ing with relatives at New Martins

ing with relatives at New Martins
vile.
Miss Sarah Hunter, OF Wood street
is spending the weekend at Cameron.
Charles Cummings, of Baltimore. Is
a business visitor in this city.
Harold Murphy, of Jacob street.
has recovered from an illness.
Ralph O'Neil, Of South Eoff street.
is suffering with tonsilitis:.
Martin Delaney, of Eoff street. Il
the guest OF his brother, Alfred Mar
tin. Of Glendale.
is spending a few days at Elm Grove,
Sanford White, Of Merritt street, Is
a Cleveland visitor.
Ramsay Olson, of Hazelwood, u
visiting with relatives on Jacot
street.
Dale Curture, of Main street, is
visiting with friends at Parkersburs
Tomorrow, DR.. Charles Bishop OF
West Virginia university, will preach
in the Second Presbyterian church.:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
sPEncR IN "woMANHooD" so
REALISTIC IT HOLDS AUDIENCE

Harry T. Morey the vtrile male head OF
J. Stuart Blackton's great patriotic spec
tacle. "Womanhood, tho Glory OF the
Nation which comes to the Court all
next week, was called upon to make Il
speech to large auditorium crowded
with people for ono OF tho scenes in tho
picture In the audience were promt-
nent citizens who Mr.. Blacktou knew were
Interested in the effect he hoped this
picture would have upon the patriotic
spirit OF tho American public. besides
many extra players. The manuscript
rave Mr.. Norey a strong dramatic speech
speech but It did not satisfy the stars
faste and he revamped 1t. making one. or
the finest pieces OF oratory the result.
Mrs Morey is supported by Alice
Joyce, Peggy Hyland and an all star cast.
tWonanhood" will be shown at tho
Court twice daily all next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
"THE GARDEN OF ALLAH''
CLOSES ENGAGEMENT

..To-day' marks the last appearance OF
'.The Garden OF -\llah." the wonderful,
film spectacle ~ the Court. This mas
ferpiece Of the picture art has met with
great success in this cir. and has h""r
Viewed by hundreds Of people. The
Garden OF Allah was great success o.:
the STAGE but far grenter success as Il
motion picture. I; remained for tnc now
art. the moving picture. to serve as -
complement OF both. discardng wha.
was immaterial IN each, and embellish-
.iur what was beautiful and artistic.
when one reads the description OF
Kitchens great storm In the desert. ne
or she feels that they are looking at the
storm through Hlchens eyes. but when
the terrific storm IS presented on tn
screen, bforee ones very eyes, h or SCI
feels that no or she is looking At the
storm, itself AS a scnic success, notn-
INK could be more marvellous than Thee
Garden OF Allah"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
SAND HILL
weddinp RellS,

A The hom. Or tho brldes' Nsrcnts,
Miss Myrtle RigEle. daughter nf Mr.. aud
Mrs David RiSsle. of Lecsrille. O.. for.
nrcr sand Hill residents and MIR. Flwooh
Norman. oldest son OF Mr.. John Norman
of this place, wcre united in marriage. \
wedding reception WAS hc!d AT III" Mcri-
mar home for the bride AMI groom and Il
few friends.
The many friends OF the bride and
groom and their number ia legion. gave
them rousIng sercnade In III" evening
Children's Day Observed.
On July LIST Childrcn'S day VIII be Oh
served al the NJ. E. church at =. M
There will be no service throu Ihout the
dav until evening. Tho league service
was also discontinued this week for The
children tn practice their drills. Jun"
"ith WIS observed MS child-ens day ~
thn MI Union Pr"shytt l'ian Sunday
school and worthy program was rom
u rred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
POLICE SELECTIONS
STILL UNCOMPLETED
Chief Sill to. Have Conference This
Forenoon With Mr.. Magic
-Announcemcnts Today


/. Chief of Police j. c. Sill and City
Manager G. o. Nagle will have a con
ference this morning relative ID the
appointment of members Of the po'
lice department. Mr.. Sill some days
ago submitted to Mr.. Nagle his list
Of recommendations but it is init
mated that one or two changes may
be made in the slate before the ap.
poinlments arc announced today.
As stated in the lntelligencer ycs.
,prday morning, Mr.. Sill recommended
changes in the members of tho force
AT notice Headquarters and in The
plain clothes force, but the new chief
will not give for publication any in.
limarlon of the proposed personnel Of
his force. All Of the uniformed mon
patrol drivers and lookup keepers
have been notified 10 report for duty
under tho new chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Expect Many Recruits
Last Day Of Campaign
Sixty Men Needed From This Vicinity
With Thirty.three Enlisted.

As this is the closing day Of The
national campaign week for 10000
additional volunteers for The United
States army, officials in charge Of the
local army station arc optimistic IN
the belief that 4 new record Will be
made in enIisImcnrS.
With thirty-threr mon enlisted up
TO last night. there remains 10 be
secured lwcnry-sevcn more recruits
in order 10 obtain Wheeling'x allot'
mcnt Of sixty. Naturally il will take
some hustling in order 10 accomplish
this end but the sergeant states that
it can be done.
Three men were accepted ycster'
day. the smallest number OF the cam
paign week. One Of yesterdays num-
Der was Richard East. aged "a years,
a resident OF Elm Grove. Not only is
he the first Englishman that ever en-
listed in the local station but he also
bears the distinction OF being next
10 the oldest person 10 enlist in this
city since The army station was eSlab-
lished here. Several will be sent 20
the Columbus barracks This morning.
II has been ordered by tho Seattle
City Council that hereafter members
Of nrchestraS and The audience must
stand when Tho Star Spanclcd Banner
is being nlaNed or sung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

Mrs George Ambrose and son r"-
turned HON" yesterday after Visiting
Mrs. T.. ". HlneIc.
". /. stewart returned hnmc recently
from Atlanta. ia. where II" attended
tn" Rotary rUuV.mIInu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves arc the
guests VI Mrs. ". Pope.
Miss D"r",hy I.nS"h 1T yesterday IN
spend several weeks In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Charles Wrlsham aud daughter,
together with hsr mpIh"r. Mrs. Gordon.
left for Il months visit with relatives
IN New York.
James Marsh. Of WcllShurE. was A
Visitor in Warwnnd last week.
Mrs. c II. NrShiii an'! daughter LII
liam will leave today for Middle Creek.
w. Va. for weeks visit.
Wayne krnnamcnd is Very I'll At his
home on Twrnty-flrSt street.
Mrs. Ferris is entertaining her sister.
Mrs Johnson. this week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Earl Eraunlich and
children are spending the weekend In
Hannibal y,
Mrs. Hugo Peterson and daughter
Helen are tho guests Of relatives in
New Jersey.
Mrs. Dorsey Taylor Is expecting Mrs.
I ". Ross and family. IF Pittsburgh,
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
MIKE ACQUITTED

Arraigned before Squire W. P; Wick.
ham on a charge OF violating the pro,
hibition law. Manuel Mike. Richland
rastaurant keeper, was acquitted last
evening. Squire Wickham held thai
the evidence was insufficient, Attor'
new s o, Boyce represented Mike;
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Carr
G, Bachman conducted the case tol
the state ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Patriotic Services

The expectart mother should not fan 20
Go those things which keep her healthy
and pretty mother. Thousands Of women
have rssd the tried and safe e1tarnAl pt0p-
arat,op, Mothers Fr5end'. The ten
dercy To morning Stcaneee II avoided the
abdominal muscles expand naturally and
easily Ytsn baby Arrdvee and me tntan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
LOSES AN EYE.
.n.tch 10 tho IptelliGcnceT..

spr:ial pisp,tch to tho Intelisenesr. q,
Fast LIVERPOOL O., June 2s;-
Robert Hole, is, Of Clarkson, lost the
sicht of his right eye today when z
NV cannon exploded and pieces OF tht
metal struck the eyeball... ne was
removed to the City Hospital here. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
MONTENEGRO

nation Of breast glands IS soothed. THIS
is sure to mako for loss pain at the crisis
and the form IL preserved Get u bottle
from tho druggist today and write for H.
Illustrated book. Motherhood and the
Baby" Il II tre.. Simply address Tho
Bradheh Regulator Co.. Dept. q, 13c la.
mar Bldg, Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Nare-and-Hound Chase.

Today the children OF the Twenty
sixth street playground will give A
chase. Otncr games
of interest will be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
SortI, Side Briefs,

Clarence Douglas. Of Water street
is visiting friends and relatives Al
ParkcrSburg.
Francis Mriehen. Of Main street.
is 4 MoundSvjlle visitor.
Martin Hanly. OF .Merrii street
has returned TO his homo after VISIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
REPEAT STREET FAIR.

Tho Street Fair which the Zane
s,reet N. E. church gave last evening
viii be repeated this evening. This
afternoon at z o'clock the members Of
the church will give bake sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Sand Kill Hrteft.

Mrs. Elizabeth Archer "f Bloomfield
Ridge. mother Of lIr. James Archer OF
Viola. is reported TO be- critically i'll.
Barn--Ta Mr.. and Mrs. Russell VIM
tors on June esd. 4 daughter.
Mrs. W r. Kent and daughter. Char
Lolita. Of Elm Grove. is spending This
week with MIR. and Mrs. S, 4. Kent Of
Oklahoma. Ohio county.
Mr. and Mrs. EriCc DaSue were shop
ping In the city on Thursday.
Misses Lillian. Margaret and i.orona
Neuhardt If Wheeling Island. are ih"
guests Of their uncle. Mr.. Harry Davis.
this week.
Mr. Frank Rlakn, III" Misses Lila and
Mary Blake or Elm Grove were calling
on Mr.. John Davis this week.
Mrs. Kate Daguo has returned home
after & pleasant visit with relatives near
Dallas.
Charles and Harry Dag of Elm
Grove spent Tuesday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. nagu".
Mrs. Ollie G"isclcr spent Thursday as
The guest af Mrs. Bertha kinlmons.
Mrs. Mary Taylor and daughter. Llel-
IL. Of Irish Ridge spent Tuesday as the
guests nf Mrs. George Mrt 'arrihan.
:. Mrs J. l.. Kent and Mrs. =. r. Earle
wine sp"u: Tuesday The guests Of Mr..
Sam Kent "f near Dallas.
Mrs. Gre ichtnn and family nf Elm
GrmTn sn"n: tho day N" guests Of her
sister Mrs. y. r. Bruce OF Sand Hill vii
l;,Fe. :
Mrs John Tiizsimmnns snen, Sunda y
tn" guest IT Mr.. Merton Winters Of Mt.
Union.
Mr.. r. w. lake ard Oils r;eiss("r
were iran.actrng business in he cit" on
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Little or Topeka. Kan.
who has h"rn spending several weeks
visiting her afthcr ". W. Ewing. has
returned home.
Tlr Will Elnnmncld's CONDITION still
now caring for him
nr. Lewis Conrad was - professional
cutler in Sand hin ihs week.
Mr. T;nyr" Earlcwiu" brought his
"I.liti"" Gar homa from Elm Grnyn
. wh"r" t." Ia IS had 1t in storage since las [
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

The. members of the board Of cdGca-
ZION nf Euchland district will hold q
business session the early part OF next
week.
AZ this meeting one new mem Der.
Charles Smith. VIII assume office. alter
which tho APPOINTMENT If teachers Tor
the ensuing year will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Prominent Farmer Ill.

Mr.. Frank Daguc Of Viola and hr"ih"r
~ Mr.. e w. naEuc. prominent in p"lit-
icaI circles. was removed TO n local hos
pital for treatment and probable opera
lion for 2 serious kidney trouble. rs Mr..
Dacun has hecn quite i'll for soma time.
nr. Summons s the attending physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Mothers Day.

Yesterday afternoon the mothers OF
tho Forty-scventh street playground
Riddles" were given an entertain
ment. Sewing. crocheting. folk dane
Ing and knitting were the features:
The Red Cross nurses took charge or
all infants which the mothers had
brought with them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
lninn SplendidlY.

The mass choir OF St. stephen S
Reformed church is doing splendldiF
with the cantata which they VIII pre-
sent AT the rcdcdication OF the church
On July s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Given OUTING at Mozart.

Tho children OF the Twcnty-slXth
street playground enjoyed themselves
very much Thursday afternoon Al
Mozart, 4 number OF games and
rclay races were the principal feat
ures Of the program. Much praise
was given 10 Miss Stewart. the d.
rectress The residents Of Mozart
we're so well pleased with the chill.
drcn's work that they have expressed
wishes for a playground of their own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
WARWOOD
Stores Closed Fourth
Richland Board TO Meet,

The local grocer stores or Narwood
viii b. closeI! All day Wednesday. as il
IS a legal holiday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
n5aetioo Of lookout Circle,

Tne i.Cnknui ci:CIe, met IAsl GNcnInS
at the home OF Mrs. I. s. 10" for a
social and business evening. The i'm
oor,art topic ur,i-r discussion was a
lawn tete 10 be given July l.. The re-
muindcr. Of the time was spent in sew
lng and light lunch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
.,o4b.r youth answers Call.

Tn. little town of Warwood IS doing
Il big hi, To help Uncle Sam in the
world war. for yesterday sha gave an
other ont. OF he's young men.
South He'll. OF South Warwood. was
accepted yesterday into the ranks OF tho
infantry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

Another July Lawn Fete.
The ladies of the Corpus Christi
church Of Warwuod ne huslly engaged
in preparations re lawn Gete' 70 he
held July ll-l2.
One OF the attractive features Of the
affair is the giving away Of IS sold
piece.
Patriotic Services.
The local congregations will have sPe-
cial patriotic services on Sunday morn
irg.
Pleasant birthday Party.
Miss Kathryn Eastwood entertained q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

Joseph Judge. Of Toledo. a station.
cry clerk in the office OF Secretary OF
state W. 4. Fulton. today was ap
pointed by Mr.. Fulton az purchasing
agent tor state departments under 4
new law The position pays $4,000
d year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
Boxing This Week


, Harry Greb ". Jeff Smith, 10
! rounds. al Johnstown Pa.
, Jack Rritton vs. Johnny Till
I man. - rounds at Boston. Mass.
Wednesday. December 3.
Eddie Wallace vs.. Frankie
, Fleming, 10 rounds, at Montreal,
! Canada
Benny Leonard vs.. Gene Del
mont 10 rounds at 81. Paul,
MINI.
Thursday. December q.
Pal Moore vs.. Gene Cannon.
10 rounds. at Milwaukee
Friday. December !.
Johnny Ertle VS. Kid Wolfe,
, 10 rounds. at Cleveland, o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
MAJESTIC

When Irene Fenwick opened at the
Booth thcater New York, two years
ago in The Co-Respo n do
mestic farce in which the life of a
newspaper office plays a prominent
part, critics were loud in their praises
of the unique vehicle by Alice Leal
Pollock and Rita Welman The screen
version which CONS TO the Majestic
thcater today for two days with Elaine
llammerstein as the brilliant young
star, is even more successful, from
every standpoint, according to the lau-
datory chitcism it has so far received.
Its splendid cast includes: Elaine
lIammerstcin, Wilfred Lucas. George
Anderson. Richard Neill, Winfred Har-
ris, Charles smith, Josephine Morse,
Hattie Horne. Jennie Mayo etc.
This is Miss Hammerstein's first ap-
pearance on the Tulsa screen. and 1t
Will be one of the big features of the
week She is a niece of the celebrated
New York producer, Oscar Hammer
stein and her name has flashed In the
clectrics on broadway for some time.
The Correspondent" is her first pic
ture and has been highly praised.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
Boxing Ban Takes Jobs
From Sixty Referees

NEW YORK, Dec. Sixty ref
arees are out of their jobs since box
ing closed In this state on Novem ber
10. Some of the best known fighters
OF the past are included in this num-
Der, such as Patsey Haley, Kid Nc
I Partland, George Munroe, Sam Lewis.
Jimmy Shortell and Jack Dorman.
There were also a few sport writer's
and managers who also made a living
referceing bouts under the state COM
mission now ont of existence. The
include Sam Austin, Billy Roche, Jach
CAREY, Nose Smith, Johnny White and
Billy Joh
Referee Lewis is the man who gave
Benny Leonard his first preliminary
at the Fordown A. G. In that bout
Benny, who now holds the lightweight
championship, fought for So note.
Later Leonard met Phil Bloom at the
same club and received SIS for ten
round go. At the time Leonard was
u very weak hitter and depended on
his science to win his battles Sow
he l. the hardest hitter In the game
and puts out nearly every man he
faces in the ring.