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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
DAN WISE, AGED 10, DIES Of PISTOL
WOUND; COMPANION lJNDERARRE5T
SHOOTING OCCURRED ON CHhPLINE
HILL BEHIND ZIG ADVEEf1s-
INC SIGN.
Boy Said to Have Purchased Pistol OF
Local Pawnbroker-Compan says
Shooting Was Accidental

Danny Wise. aged IL. is dead. His
brother John aged ~ and James Hand
Ian Of Warwnud aged Is. ar" under
arrest and held III "a" city lookup; r'h 10"
ing Am autopsy AMI inquest l"l'rc pE
iirvc that lhr boy died 1T his own hands
perhaps through an accident while play
ms; with Il - calIbrr revolver.
The shooting occurred behind one al
the hig ADVERTISING SIGnS on Hhhpi nv"
hIiI at ! 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon
John Wise and James landian C2rri"d
The wounded boy to the ONO Hail"y
ti"ncrai hospital. whrr" hc ul"u ~ :
o clock. Coroner Hobbs was notified CT
the death and at IN" same tim" IN" pol
ice were called. John Ms" Mas arrested
at his home Oh South thaplInc street.
his father John Wise. ST.. being cantor
OF tho high school. Tn" arrest was made
by Chief Henderson and pct"riINc Hln-
kIcmau. West and Schlick- Detective
West then went To Warwood ana placed
young itandan under arrest.
Prosecutor D. \. Mckee and his as,
Sisttnl Carl Bachmann wcr" called ana
each Of the boys under arrest Sald lhAl
the dead boy shot himself while PLAYING
with tho gun. They said that nc was
that ne had just made n remark when
they hoard the discharge of gun and
turning quickly found him lying in u
pool Of blood They rSk I'd, HIM n up , mhu
Hupp cared for the hoy. but the loss OF
blood WAS so great that death was very
quick The boys said they. carried
danny to the nearest residence and there
took Il shutter and put him on it, III
order 10 carry him to tho hospital.
Selling OF guns to minors Is dlrrctly
blamed by authorities for the tragedy.
They admit that the story OF the two
boys under arrest seems true and do not
believe that Danny Wise came 10 his
death At other than his own hands.
Danny Wise had two guns on his person.
one Il >. calihre gun the other i ." cal
ibre automatic of Colt make. The Colt
was empty. John Wis. ais" had ;"
calibre automatic that WAS also empty.
The boys said they had been shooting
on the hill top ali afternoon Police
learned that the boys bought tho guns at
a Market street establishment.
Danny WiScs name has appeared on
the police blottcr several times He re-
turned from Cincinnati but recently. and
was in the hands Of the police there.
His brother John has just returned from
Atlanta where hr served time in federal
prison for rubhing freight cars. The
Hpndlan boys record is clear
The body OF the dead boy has been ~
moved to the kindclhcrEcr mnrgur
where the autopsy will be held this af-
tcrnoon. The bullet entered the right
chest near the neck and is believed 10
have severed a jugular vein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
THIRD ARBITRATOR
NOT YET NAMED

Tho third member OF tho board OF mr.
filtration for tho adjustment Of IN" wage
scale between the traction companies anu
the street car workers has mol oce"
named yet. although tn" other w" mem
hers consisting of William Roy. prnS'-
dent of tho Eastern Ohio miners union.
and e. Y. Powers. Of tho Huntington
s,rre, railwuvs. mot with tho cnmmitt""
.or stree, car workers and officials OF
tho traction companies yesterday nj The
office of the Wheeling Traction COM
many on tho Island. while both sldcs
were preparing their statements.
According To information everything IS
going along nicely and satisfactory
conclusion for both sides arrived at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
The Family Triangle
By SOPHIE IRENE LOEB.
publishing New York Evening "ord
The other Woman Whom the Wife Brings Into Her Home

swcr no in tho ma joritY OF cases. In
other words. no woman. if she could
fnrcscc the future. would bring Il wn-
man into her HON" Ia TAX" her place.
And who knows. if Shr had not done
so, that she might still hN tho happy
wife and the husband still nav" r"-
manned ignorant Of any other blue
bird" except ;hc one he had FIRST FOUND
While il does happen that there is the
occasional marriage whore TWO people
arc united to each other. and II is
best that n third comes in and breaks
the bonds. yet in many. many cases the
people would hay" gone on very, very
happily forever after If the trianEl" had
never been formed.
don't h"li"vr that there Is only ono
man for on" woman in III" world. The
Lord did nu! make The mold for man
and woman and break II. Th"rr arc a
considerable number very much alike.
Their" arc thousands OF people who
have lost a loved ono whom they
thought could meyer he replaced. and
found with another aS Ercnt happiness,
perhaps in a iilll" different degree.
Eu, there is something to b" said
about guarding your happinrss--irying
III nl'iil IT, Il''' - - ~N 80
sound advice. in the old Enckncy verge.
Meyer introduce your hlckr /" Your
lady friend
That is ln say. sometimes tho good
old udaCr works out very w"ll for all
concerned: What YOU don't know does
not hurt YOU
That is To say. a wife who has held
tho love of her husband for number
Of years need not carry temptations into
her home nc"dlcsSly.
Why bring bonnie blue eyes and gold
en- locks 10 confront HIM 50 mat nc
may make comparisons"
Ry this | do not mean that Il wife
need be-. her husbands iail"r.f There
is nothing moro terrible than the nag
Eine. suspicious. jealous wifr. She al
WAYS loses out. Civ" him all tn" frc"-
dem in tn" world. Make him realize
'h~' Won think thr love bot %ccr you Is
safe and snund--and all that. But
. dnr.t - 81 far az to throw temptation
Lax him aud tax" unnecessary risk.
There is something In consider about
making your lttl" effort and looking
! ahead II, order To hold that which !:
| dear. II y"u have a precious jewel yor
| guard II carefully. You don't invite
| Srmrnn" into steal il.
Form Your own latlc dcfcnsrs In you1
| fight for tn" biggest thing in the worlt
/ Happiness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
EPISCOPAL PENSION
FUND $10,772,659

1t may be- Of interest 10 Episco-
paliana Of Wheeling and vicinity IN
learn that the total resources or inc
church pension fund Of tho Protestant
Episcopal church now amounts to
s1n.772.65a. according TO tho first an
nual report. just made public. When
n collection was taken at ST. Mat
thcw's church. this city. about year
ago. for this fund. tho sum Of s2h.onO
was contributed in about half m hour
by some 20 or 81 members.
The fund Is now ono Of tho six larE-
est pension granting corporations in
tho world il il snid. The church
orsinally subscribed sS7l2.0nn 10 start
the fund and insure pension protection
to clergymcn already In of'frr. Tho
fund includcs moro than SOC parishes
and missions and soon clergymen.
OF tho totnl resources Of tho fund
81 sol, Ono has been invested In Liberty
bonds by J. Pierpont Morgan. the treas
urer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
SUSPECT ARRESTED.

STEUBE.NVILLE. d.. May lt.-Jch-
crson county authorities w"r" no'lneo
i oday by Hancock county, W. va
authorities that n man answering inc
description Of tho man who last week
made a brutal assault on Miss Eic'"rh'
t;arwcl. aged Is near tn" Jefferson
county childr"n's homo. was under aF
res, AT Chester. ". Va. On charge 81
robbery end would h" taken 10 IN" NJ"
Cumberland jail today. Request was
made that Miss Ciarwcll b. escorted L"
New Cumhr rland Thursday 10 confront
tho man. Miss Garwcil who has poem
improving RAPIDLY ar tho homo. VIII. !"
is believed, 30 :.tl" II max" 'hr mp
She SAYS she will hay" no trouble id'h-
tiryinc hCr as$aIlant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
BELMONT COUNTY
DRUGGISTS MEETING

Tho Belmont County Pharmaceutical
Association meets this morning IN bc'l-
aire and the meeting Will adjourn AZ
noon and the delegates como over 10 lhlS
CITY and hr thr guests Of III" West VIZ
rinia State Pharmaceutical Association
which is in convention hrr".
with the belmont county people VIII
como rhcir chief guests: j. W. nysiH. OF
Marietta. president. and Theodore WEI
tcrstrocm. OF Cincinnati. secretary Of the
Ohio state association
Tho principal speaker Cor IN" West
Virginia convention. rrof. ]. II. seal
or Crhana. ILL.,. and professor Of rnar-
macnuticnl research AT Pittsburgh Col-
lrgc. arrived last night m III" P"nnsy'-
yania and is registered at the Windsor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
GRAND ENCAMPMENT

PARkERSBURG. w. Va. May IL
The grand encaulpment. I. O. o. +. chose
Weston as it's next meeting place: over
Charleston and Elkins. today and elected
officers as follows:
Grand patriarch. A II. Evans. Folsom /;
grand high priest. l.. G. Bailey. Bcckley;
grand senior warden. 8. II. Carpenter.
Buckhannon: grand scribe. c. l.. Simp-
son, Huntington; grand treasurer. G. IL.
Riggle, Fairmont: grand junior warden.
S. E. Taggart, Buffalo: grand rcprescn-
tatfye, Ed C. Ambrose. Marlinton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
TRADES AND LABOR
BOARD MEETS

Owing to the fact that the assembly
hall was occupied by another meeting.
the special meeting Of the executive
board Of tho Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor assembly met in The headquarters
Of the Structural Iron Workers union,
in the Kenncr building. last night.
Nothing of Importance developed at
the meeting. but the strike situation of
the building trades unions WAS discussed
and routine business was attended TO
and the meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
m11roN FOR BELIEF.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The largest
sum ever appropriated for relief in the
near cast-S3, 500 00o--was voted here
today by the executive committee Of the
American committee for Armenian anu
Syrian relief at a luncheon gwen py
Cleveland II. Dodge, the treasurer. AZ
which notable men. including Amoass'
ador Ekus, Dr. John H Finley ana
others told Of the widespread desc
lation and misery throughout Asia
Minor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

IL this morning This IS rs SNORT
as any. hut I want IN vary my Walk M
frequently as possible. so you must ''''
mc how many other routes are just AZ
short. always keeping TO the middle OF
tho road"
How many of those strolls can inc
schoolmaSter take. all different IN some
respect?
ANSWER TO NO. 1l3.
Athens Rrnion Rrooklin, carmel.
DeerinE. Dover Gorham.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Lovd).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

wAFTED-.A salesman with auto to
sell automobile specialties; good COM
miss on paid. Apply at once to c: y.
Fuller, Rogers Hotel. my15i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

FOR SALE-Scven tablest suitable for
cutting tables. or for garment holding
tables. various sizes. several about 4xl7
feet. at tho Hub Headquarters. wheel
52S Schmulbach Bldg, or telephone No.
o73 my-8-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

wAnTED-Barber at once, $4,000 and
y over $500; good for $4,000 per
week Wire Frank II. Mayors, Manning
ton. W. Va my13k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
r O R S A L &

To settle an estate. Six-room
frame residence in one of highest
spots on the island. For informa-
ton call 1886 or 3507-J. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

wANTED-A boy about l5 years aid
&. Hess & Sons, 1921 Market St
my13i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
WANTED-Male

WANTED - Experienced Ford truck
driver: one acquainted with Pike dis
trict. References. Call $40. my15i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
FOR SALE

PoR SAIE-Lot. 60x126. east end Of
NinoiccnIl street. Good location for
garage. factory or 70: dwelling: VIII
max. favorable terms. J.. ". Beltz G.
Sons CO. myl"t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
>@~ ~%%@% 900 90 q.
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD. J


Il Minutes To .tnswrr THIS
No. ia.
This map shows sixt".n blocks "'
our village" said the schunmast'r.
The schnulhousr is marked \ and my
homo is Il. The dotted line is the route
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
POULTRY

POE 5ALE-Ancona chicks. 90 cts. Leg
horns Is cts Apply or address VIM.
Hicks. Crawford Heights. Acinaviile.
Martins Ferry. ap-l4- mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
WANTED-Femals
WANTED Automobiles.

wAHTED-Ford touring car. State full
particulars and cheapest cash price.
Answer by mail. Charles +. Adams,
1921. Market st. myl5i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

glasses. in case. Tu,s-
day morning. near Woodsdalc station.
about g. IN. Finder phone 1851
Woodsdalc. myloi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
LOST AND FOUND.

Losr-on Tuesday. a gold watch with
black wrist guard. on Moundsvillc car.
Wheeling, 1850. 1t is valued as keep
sake. Kcward. myl5i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

LosT-Gold watch. black wris: guard.
on Moundsville car or between 1lth
street. McMcchen and END street.
Wheeling. Finder please call 2D6D
Wheeling and receive rcwahd. myl4E
LosT-s1o0 Liberty Bond. OF Bird issue.
Nh. 4T3964o. Reward for return TO
1892 Eoff ST.. Wheeling. myl:l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

wANTED-EXPEHN SALESMAn
AND TWO COMPETENT SALES
LADIES FOB QUE DRAFERY DE-
PARTMENT APPLY AT ONCE. GEO.
e. STIFEL co. my13tt
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT-Furnished house to let
including piano. etc, near Pleasant
Valley. ($60.00.) References. Address.
i. W, Care lntelligcncer. mylSi
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WANTED-At once men and boys 10
distribute advertising matter. Reass
Co., S04 Market St
my13i
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roxEE-on Monday. at $40 p m.
o'clock. MARY ELIZABETH MCKEE.
Jsurhter Of William and the late Lucy
WnLnn nassed away in the first year
Of her age, at her late residence, 1Ss
Alley Is.
Funeral services hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15
DIED.

1919. at II o'clock p. M, at the resi-
dcnco of her daughter Mrs. Albert Nc
('ul]cv, at Viola. Marshall county. ".
IN. LoITESA WILSON. widow OF The
late William McCracken, in the Tth
year OF her age
Funeral services at the Dallas PreSoy-
,nr,a, church, on Thursday afternoon
NJ . o'clock. Friends of the family
respectufully invited to attend In
tcrment in Dallas cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

FOB Recital Oakland. Nd. two
story furnished cottage, centrally To-
Gated. Modern convenience. Address
Arthur Townsend. my1oi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

FOE RHNT-Nicely furnished rooms
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. 1a-13-tf
FOE HHNT-One large light front room
End floor, Market street, steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unfurniShed. Inquire
End floor Intelllgenccr Bldg. ja-15-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-15

wANrED-Pos1t1on for returned soldier
as chauffeur. Experienced ana expert.
as repairman- GIVE the boy . chAnce.
Immediate work Ii neees1ary. For In
formation call The .IntslltGencer Office,
s22 or s23. Ask for Nr. Boyd.
WAITED CARPENTERS.
Carpenters for house construction.
Steady work guaranteed for competent
men. 70 and Is cents per hour. Conc
nj once with tools for immediate en-.
ployment Open shop. The a. W. Nor
rrttc Company, 900 State Bank Building,
Akron, Ohio. my12l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

IL. not through mere luck. Left with
the care OF two small sisters she
takes the Job Of secretary TO a
grouchy but kind hearted old dram
atist, and falls in love with his
worthless and spendthrift nephew,
whom she finds much more attrac-
tive than Mickey Donovan. who runs
a lunch cart How she destroys the
will which leaves her heir 10 the old
mans vast fortune and forsakes the
tickle rich boy 20 turn once more to
her faithful Mickey, makes a play
Of genuine heart interest. comedy
and pathos. Niles Welch and Casson
Ferguson share acting hOnOrs with
the dainty star.
With the acquisition Of the screen
rights 70 Cheating Cheaters." Clara
Kimball Young has added another
10 the list OF stage successes 10 be
presented upon the LaSalle screen.
This comedy drama. which is Mon
days attraction, is OF the surprise
type that proves so enjoyable to the
average spectator. AS a stage at
traction the piece has an unusually
long run in both New York and Chi
cago. With Miss Young in the role
created by Marjorie-Rambea the
screen version is more than likely
TO exceed the formers popularity.
The screen star has wide coterie Of
admiring friends who will be de-
lighted with the role she portrays in
this latest attraction. that OF a girl
detective, who assumes the guise OF
a crook and beats a gang Of the lat
ter at their own game.
A pleasing story of married life is
told in "Women's Weapons" the La
Sales attraction for Tuesday, in
which Ethel Clayton as the loyal
wife. wins back the affections Of her
husband who has been temporarily
infatuated with another woman
one of the vampire type. The ''wea-
pons" she employs are those of
wifely charm and duty. She in
Yites the other woman TO spend the
summer with her. Then pretends to
fall i'll and leaves her to the ord
nary tasks Of cooking and mending.
Needless TO say the vampire" does
not stand the test, and the husband
returns thankfully 10 his wife's arms
before il is too late. Vera Doria
and Elliott Dexter, lend excellent
support.
Willette Kershaw. the clever star
OF THE Crowded Hour" recently
playing in Chicago. comes to the La
Sales screen Wednesday in sport
ing Life" an adaptation OF the
Drury Lane melodrama Of the same
title. On Thursday TOO Fat TO
Fight" brings to the screen Frank
Mcintyre, who scored a hit several
seasons ago in 1.-The Travelling Sales
man." Gladys Leslie, a petite blond,
is Fridays featured player in "The
Mating" a story of romance and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

waiting. we should act. Govern
ment has released raw materials.
labor and transportation. There is
plenty Of money, which makes a de-
mand for merchandise. There ought
to be no lack of a disposition TO act,
no lack OF enterprise.
The question is where 10 begin.
A committee working with our
board of labor and industries sug-
gests the revival of building. This
industry has been at a standstiu for
the past two years. II is in its ma
ture basic. A contract for any kind
of building at once makes the OPP
portunity for other contracts for
steel, cement, bricks, lumber, plumb
ing, steam heating, electrical equip
ment, and all other materials re-
quired in construction. This would
mean the employment of large
numbers OF people in various fac
tories manufacturing these materials.
I'm this the various agencies of
government ought TO take the lead.
1t is therefore urged that all the de-
partments in the commonwealth.
counties. cities and towns should
start the foundations, at least, for
school houses, hospitals, libraries.
police and fire department head
quarters, bridges and other public
buildings. There are many of these
operations partially completed, and
many others for which plans have
been drawn and money appropriated.
II public construction begins pri-
vate construction will soon follow as
the increase in population requires
more housing facilities. There is al
so much construction work on the
railroads OF New England. which the
roads themselves and the national
government should be urged to begin
at once.
The material resources of the
community must be used for the
benefit of the people of the COM
munity. Such use is the only thing
that gives them value. and the only
warrant for their existence. Unless
this is done by private enterprise. il
taxing power and otherwise. for the
purpose OF relieving the suffering
caused by unemployment. Every
facility is at hand for an era Of great
prosperity. What is needed is the
courage 10 act. In the exhibition of
that courage the government agen-
cies must take the lead"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
BETTER BE SAFE THEN
SORRY

-
A good rule generally; and espe-
cially applicable 10 the ice crop. If
you've been waiting for a harder
freeze before cutting ice, you had
better consider whether il wouldn't
be wiser TO cut now even II the ice is
not quite as thick as you'd like. Lots
OF people went without ice last sum-
mer just because they kept putting
off the harvest until IL was too late.
Don't you be caught that way. The
people who get ahead are the ones
who plan ahead. Four-inch cakes Of
ice in the ice house are better than
six-inch cakes that never freeze.
study your local conditions and don't
wait too long.
And don't skimp. Put up plenty
Of ice for farm purposes and have
enough for family use. One 10 two
tons OF ice per COW is a good allow
ance. But have too much rather
than too HttlA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
AT THE CASTLE.

Tongues Of Flame" is the unusual
title Of today's Castle attraction in
which Marie Walcamp is starred.
Breathing the atmosphere OF the
California big tree country and tell
ing OF a dance hall girls jealousy
that results in tragedy. il is the
sort OF story that lovers OF the diff
ferent'' in phOtOplays will like A
realistic forest hre is pictured. add
ing 20 the effectiveness Of this SEN
sational adaptation OF Bret Harte's
wonderful story. In the Carquinez
Woods" Miss Walcamp has gained
screen recognition through her in
depreciation OF daring heroine roles
in various serial stories
Heart OF Gold tomOrrow's Castle
feature. is "a bright entertaining lit
tie story OF the coined drama type.
with the quality Of suspense devel-
oped 10 a highly interesting degree.
Louise Hun and Johnny Hines DO
some excellent team work. Miss
Hun plays a country girl who comes
TO the city In her quest for fame and
fortune. and who is cheated out of
a prize for "a war costume that she
has designed. The girl is ineXper-
fenced and so is her Irish sweetheart
a role played with great humor by
clever Johnny Hines But they fl
nally win out and in the end the i'm
poster who stole the design is shown
up. It is difficult 10 describe the
suspense that is attained in the
working out OF this delightful little
plot. Miss HUFF is one of the few
heroines whose youth and natural
beauty is added to by her head dress
Of fluffy curls One Of the sets is q
fashion shop in which the models
strut about I'm the latest fashions,
giving an idea Of the way New York
women dress.
In Cheating Cheaters." Tuesdays
attraction at the Castle. beautiful
Clara Kimban Young is again given
opportunity 10 blend comedy arts
try with real dramatic talent As a
clever girl detective who joins a
gang of crooks TO get inside infor-
nation, she has a part we'll suited
TO her Her excellent supporting
cast includes such favorites as Anna
Nelson, FULLY Marshall and Spottis-
woode Aiken.
Ethel Clayton. beautiful Para
mount star. is Wednesdays featured
player in ''Women's Weapons" in
which the novel situation OF a wife
winning her husbands love from his
soul mate" is presented. on Thurs
day Willette Kershaw. who gained
fame as the star Of The Crowded
Hour" recently played in Chicago
and now on tour. makes her screen
debut in Sporting Life the ia
nous Drury Lane melodrama. Fri
day Too Fat TO Fight stars Frank
Mcintyre, who won the heart of the
movie fan" in THE Travelling Sales
man." a success OF two seasons ago.
Gladys Leslie is Saturdays star in
The Mating"