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The evening world., 1919-02-22
CHARLES RAY AT RIALTO
IN "THE GIRL DODGER"

For it's chief film attraction the
Ridlto will have Charles Ray in "Tho
Girl Dodger,' Ray plays a university
student Of the absent minded, hard
studying, GRIND type. lie Is known
as the "girl dodger." But a girl comes
into the story and a vast deal OF
action, incident and complication
ensues as Charlie Chaplin will be ssen
The evening world., 1919-02-22
By George NJ. COhan.

By George NJ. COhdn.
What is Cohanized opera comque?
That is the question I've been asked to
Let now, how this be done?
I have It; we must begin at the beginning.
First Of all, what is opera comique?
Opera comique should is comic la bill Of fare
AL right; that know that, let's follow
What is comic opera? h..
opera odfashoned style light enertai
All right; that know all that, what else?
Oh yes; what "Cohanzed" mean?
Well. you see. it's like this:
I objected 10 he name OF "Cohan" being used.
objected the word "satirlzed" being
So split 1t hfty.hfy
And compromised "Cohanzed."
II truckload OF scenery
And several hundred trunks full OF costumes
Are the way TO the storehouse
And you them driving by
safely say. There goes a comic opera"
This is what really happened:
Saw the trucks the way
Ordered the transfer to turn around,
Pulled scenery off the trucks and repainted It,
Took the costumes out OF the trunks
And sewed a lot OF spangles them,
Kidded the life out OF serious story,
Made enemies OF two librettss
a composers heart
Fought seventy odd fights with music publisher.
Lost several nights sleep
But, by goly saved about $4,000,
And saved the actors from losing their jobs,
Even il I did have to Cohanze comic opera
The evening world., 1919-02-22

gers were backed Off the boards-in
short, everybody was left to let
George do It. And George did 1t. He
pulled n $4,000 or $4,000 chestnut
out Of the fire and proceeded on his
calm way-the way marked by the
sign OF genius.
The evening world., 1919-02-22

in one OF his earlier screen comedies,
"A Night at the Show" There will
also be Alaskan Revelations" with
a lecture by Dr. l.. 5. Sudgen: the
Rialte Magazine and musical num-
berg,
The evening world., 1919-02-22
"SIGHT -SEERS" TO BE SEEN
AT HURTIG &c SEAMON'S

"Tho Sightscers" will be at Hurtig
n Seamon's Theatre in a two-act
burlcsquc called walt a Minute" In
the company are Gus Fay, Barry
Codairc, Johnnie Walker, Catherine
Dickay. Flo Davis. Mlchollng PEN
nettl, Emily Dyer, Bllly Hobert, LIN,
ian Isabella, Fred Reese and Gene
Lord.
The evening world., 1919-02-22
TWO FILM ATTRACTIONS :
AT BROADWAY THEATRE

On the screen at tho broadway
Theatre will nc Munro Salisbury In
The Light OF Victory" and Charlie
Chaplin In "Tlrst and Last"
The evening world., 1919-02-22
IT'S ONE MERIT.

tFrrm tn, Bo~lon Transcrptl
Sclf-concoit Is to be deprecated. but
We must admit II Keeps many a maj,
from feeling discouraged.
The evening world., 1919-02-22
COhdn Brain, COhdn Feet
Turn Another" Joke" Into
$50, 900 Cohdn Rhapsody
George M, Who Has Again Set Town a-Talk
With Success of "The Royal Vagabond,"
Tells His Opera" Views.
Bv Charles DdTntOn.

nee that wonder OF the NJ Cohan
self the talk Of the After taking making
Prince
both his brains
souash turned Cohaneue rhapsody Without advertising
SELF Mr. Cohan describes his latest Cohnd comqe
like Hamlet he a question. Here
New-York tribune., 1919-09-28

EMIL. PARES
ANTIQUARIAN OF PARIS AND NEW YORK
Which consists Of Antique Spanish, Italian, and
French furniture, twenty-five notable Flemish
and french tapestries Ct The 10Th to ISth CEN
tuFles, Including an important early 18Th century
French example in splendid preservation. nuner-
Gus tapestry panels, beautiful old French Spanish
and Italian daynasks and brocades, sulnp.uous
Hofh'c, Jardiniere, and ether yelyats, Antique
Spanish, French, Italian and English necdlework
pictures, and petit-point panels, useful Elat lace
and embroidered linen t1bIe covers, coverIets.
and lattice curtains, Spanish and Italian Of he
ION and l7sh centuries. Pom. &c Venice and ether
iSces. decorative ccyer- olial ta&scIs, 18Th cen
fury cillnsz curtains, Hispano- Nioresqun and
2pan'sh lalayera and Alcora PoIychrome Faicnco
iies from the 18th to 18Th centuries, mainly in
desirable quantities. for decorative work, and
us'red plaques. Important Medieval and Renais
san'e architectural objocss, in scuIpiured marble,
stone, wood, faience, and stucco, Byzantine.
Spanish. French. Italian and Flemish, from, tho
lzfh to The 10TH centuries, including specimens
from the Cathedral Of Louvain, and panel, and
group by lucca Della Robbia. Decorative paint
ings, trench and Chinese porceains Illuminated
H'sSals Old Model c2nnons, arms and arsnor.
ana numerous objects CT interest in ChampIege
bronze, Ivory carvings, silver and enamel rci-
quarIans, cotrets, and specimens Of forged iron.
'.'Profnsely Illustrated catalogue In rrepsration
ON VIEW BEGINNING rTCENfBER
AFTERNOONS OF NOVEMBER PATH.
25TH AND 20TH
BIZ D1RECT!ON OF PRIVATE. OWNERS
Expensive Artistic
Household Furniture
Imported and Productions Of Our Best Cab;ns.
Makers
=" illustrated catalogue In reparation.
ON VIEW BEGINNING NOVEMBER 20
AFTERNOON OF NOVEMBER 2sTH
BY DIRECTION OF A PRIVATE OWNER
Nearly One Hundred
Very Desirable
Old and Modern
Oriental Rugs and CARPETS
OF ARTISTIC DESIGN AND FINE QUALITY
..'CArALocuE IN pREPAnArioN
ON VIEW BEGINNING NOVEMBER 10Th
New-York tribune., 1919-09-28

AFTERNOON OF NOVEMBER 18TH, AND
EVENINGS CT NOVEMBER 17TH & 18TH
The Library, Mezzotirt Portraits
and Collection Of War Medals
CT THE LATE
Loren GriswoZd Du Bois
OF RIOS ron. MASSACHUSETTS,
TONE BY ORDER or MRS. DUBOIS.
The library ireludes tie writirgs of WILL
"Varity Fair" original Earts>. French Illus
Writr gs of CHARLES DICKENS (iracludil1g a
ren.arlsab copy of "rclswics" )" origin e parts.
And rAus,.ber Of historical and biographical
works richly EXTRA ILLUSTRATED.
In addition to the Library there will be sold
rINr: collection of BRITISH AND OTHER WAR
MEDALS, including "Victoria Crosa."
There will also be sold Mr.. d., Bois' collection
Of me zzotint portraits Of British and American
Statesn.en of the Revolutionary Period.
ON VIEW BEGINNING NOVEMBER 18TH
EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 4 AND S
Valuable Modern Etchings
INCLU DING THE COLLECTIONS OF
Joseph Flanagan of Boston
George Klein of Chicago
Including important examples Of Whistler, Haden,
Cameron, Haig. Fitton. AH3eck. Brangwyn.
Menyses, Sadler and others.
ON EXHIBITION, BEGINNING MONDAY,
DECEMBER lST.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-28

CHIEFLY COLLECTED IN EUROPE BY THE OWNER,
Comprising Antique and Modern Reception Room.
Dining Room. Library and Bedroom furniture.
Queen Anne tall clock. Sheraton Bracket clock,
Decorative Porcela:ns. Venetian Glass. Delft,
Pewter, Dinnerware, glass and silver plate,
Miniatures, and osi.er cabinet objects. Chinese
and other enbro deTes. Table Linens. Fine Old
English luster chandelier. contemporary water
color portrait Of General Washington, lSh Cen.
sury English and French prints, oil paintings.
Fine Antique Oriental Rugs and valuable fu-s.
ON VIEW THURSDAY, OCTOBER End
'.'Cstalogus mailed application.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-28
The Library and Collections

AC Library ana \OllcCIlOnS
OF THE LATE
Evert Jansen Wendell
OF NEW YORK CITY
TO BE SOLD IN TW'ENTY-SEVEN SESSIONS
OCTOBER 18TH TO 25TH, INCLUSIVE, BY
ORDER OF HIS
EXECUTORS AND HARVARD UNIVERSITY
The library Of Harvard has been enriched
the devisce under Mr.. Wcndell's will by that
part Of his Collections which it desired. The
duplicates and remaining part being
disposed Of in accordance with the provisions
of MIR. Wcndells will, which, states 1.-The bal
thereof direct my Executors to sell under
the advice and direction of my said friend,
John Anderson, Jr, and in whatsoever manner
he deems best, and I give and bequeath tho
net proceeds of such sale TO Harvard University
to be used as the officers deem for tho best
interest Of said University"
THE CATALOGUE WILL BE ISSUED IN SIX PARTS
AS FOLLOWS
Pia. l;ilIs photographs. Music SHEETS
and Mementos; Dram?tic Fngra,inrs end Oil Paint
inas Mis- sc'llaneous EngrHv'nes Including the courc-
tnKish and American iitSratUre
- mailed receipt OF dollar for each
five dollars for the complete set OF STA parts
ON VIEW BEGINNING OCTOBER 18TH
New-York tribune., 1919-09-28
AFTERNOONS OF NOVEMBER 10TH.
11TH, 18TH, 18TH AND 14TH
and Evening of Tuesday, November l1th
The Notable Private Collection
FORMED BY TIE. LATE
Mrs. F. II. Bosworth

ar NEW EOKk
Mrs Eosworth was widely known as a constant
and discrin,r citing collector. Her attention
was particularly directed towards 1st!, Century
En- sIsh ard early American (Colonial works.
Her extensive gathering includes noteworthy
Weogwood, Leeds ond Staffordshiro pottery:
Oriental porce!ains, cabinet pieces Of interest,"
18th Century English and early american ma
hognny furniture, among which some pieces
made by Duncan P1yfe. There is also very
noteworthy seriec of necklaces formed of old
Egyptian beods dating from the XII Dynnsty
onwords, md some m:descent Rom,n snd Creek
GLOSS.
- Illustrated catalogue receipt Of IS ccnts
ON VIEW BEGINNING. NCVENBERs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
RridCeport Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. {. PUorman have r.
turned home after Il weeks VISIT "'
Grccushurg. Ia.
Charles N"uELrt Of the S'ahdaro
Auto agency left yesterday on "TRIP
into southern Nest Virginia on nuS'-
ness.
Charles III" young son "1 MT an
Mrs. Howard II. Wilson OF h'rk"""u,
underwent AN operation for the rem"N'l
OF his tonsilS and Hd"n"ids. al IN" Oh''
Valley General h"$plta! IN "he'l''s
Yesterday. and il doing nicely.
Mrs. Charles Eulow and Mr. ana MrS
Leo Cohen leave for their homes J"
Indiana. after Il brief visit Win I'!'-
t!vcs III kIrkwo"d.
DR.. Everett Thomas. Of ktrkWo"d' MS
arrived humc with his discharF" I'"'"
the army. after scrN lee "T"r-ScaS'
An INTERESTING shower ~ planned l"'
n coniniing bride in tins cltN, Tor 'a''F
in tn" week. ~
Contractors BIgIow and McArdl" are
nlorlur a fire escape on the Masonic
building IN town.
Mrs. Charles Lowe Of Brooklyn
,r,n.r local rcSr,l,u, - spending
short visit With friends here.
HcMkiah stuff returned homo E'S'tr
day after hong discharged from INC
army at Camp sherman. 1t Is S'a''u
that he will probably rc-enl'St.
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Bellaire Briefs.

William McVcy. OF BarAesvlllc, en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
company here. has gone 10 Atlantic City
to spend his vacation.
James Weeks. Charles Askcw ana
George DcitriCh have returned from En-
worth park.
Mayor Charles Culhcrtson. wife. ant
Fire Chief James r. Fitton. motor"d to
Epworth park last night.
Mrs. Jacob Rcitz and sen, william. #
North jefferson street. are visiting N
Columbus for few days.
Misses Cora end Anna Workman have
returned to their home on Gravel Fill af-
ter visiting at ST. Louis and Eo9nvl!!c.
Mo.
Miss Clara Ellen Kirkpatrick. Of AL
toona, Pa. is visiting at tho HON" az
her grandmother. Mrs. Clara Kirkpat-
rick.
Kiss Dean Brttschie has returned to
her home on Rose I'LL after visit AT
Bethesda
sylvan II. Blum. Attorney Paul V.
Waddcll and Herbert Kern have return
cd from visit Mt Epwcrth park.
Lester Baird and bride. formerly Miss
May Edwards. Of Stcubcnvillc have been
visiting at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Baird here.
Mrs. George Robinson. Of Fairmont.
who has been spending several months
with Mrs. Fred ScahriCht on North J"t-
ferSon street. has returned 10 her home,
J. A. Greenfield. Of tho g. & =. office.
has returned from an extended western
! trip.
Rev. F. c. Burkhardt and family VII
leave today for Ecrmlli"n. Ohio. wh"r"
; they will spend n months vacation.
/ Miss Helen VOL. Of the city water
! works Offices. is confined to her hcmc
! on Wcs- Twcnty-thirG street, i'll.
J. W. Otrrman. former safcty director
Is improving at his home on Thiriy-fiflh
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ire. Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News!

, spending a few days as the guest of MIS-.
George Gill at Barn"sr:lle Q.
The members of Tho laul AIh!etic cluo
Of this city held an enjoyable lawn tete
on Third street last evening.
Plans of the booster committee OF the
local lodge of Forrs,&"s arc going for
ward for their trip to SteIbGnY!lle Satur-
day evening.
The citizens turned out en- masSe last
night to hear the discussion of the pro-
posed bond issue for tho rebuilding OF
the public service plants Of the city
William Saunders will arrive nome
this evening after a few days visit with
friends at Ravcnna. O.
Prosecuting Attorney William I.
Dixon Of this county left last night for
Columbus. o., 10 attend the conference
called by the states attorney general
The work Of rcpaintng thu bu!idtng
of the Burd News agency on soutl
Fourth street, was started. yesterday
Edward Shrodcs night sergeant ~
police headquarters leaves shortly TOT
a ten days vacation. which Will DC
spent fishing on the Kanawha river
G.. Herman Ganlpc- of the engineer
ir& firm of Cleveland. is spending
few days In town on business.
Lester Smith returned 10 Camp sher-
man yesterday to get his honorable dis
charge.
|, Miss Hndr owens of North Seventh
street. is spending several days visiting
with friends at Portsmouth. o.
Miss Mabel Montgomery Of Washing
tton. Pa, is spending a weeks visit with
Mr. ard Mrs. James Young Of this CRY.
Mrs. Lot Jenkins loft yesterday lor
short visit with relatives at Dillc3
Bottom.
Mrs. George Smith is spending
short vacation with friends at Eethesoa'
Ohio.
Wilbur and Russell Ilcslop returned
hast night after a trip to RaVcnna, b.
Mrs. George. Strain ts spending
couple Of days in pittsburgh. attending
the funeral Of a relative.
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Elect New Officers.

New officers Tor The ensuing year
have been elected by the Loyal Daugh-
rs class Of tn" Christian church. Miss
M,nni. Sewer = the new pr">'d"nt. Til"
Other officers Arr: Vic" president. Edith
lnd"r,ou: treasurer Rose 'C">S: S"cr"-
tnry. Elizabeth PITTS: assistant. N'H"
FRYE. librarian. Cath"rin" Gallagher;
assistant. Ii"I"n Saylrr: calling commit
too chairman. Charlotte Walker; m"n-
h.rshIp cnmmitt". chairman. Mrs. Free
man; drNor"nal rummlt'"" chairman
Mablr Mnhlcy: social "nlnmitt"" 'hnir-
man: Jos"rhin" F"N: s"rviC" committees
chairman. N"ll" Tarm' han. press com
u..lt.r chairman. i"~" Browning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
AGED RESIDENT DEAD

Mr.. Sarah Jane D"u"Nan. one OF The
oldest residents Of IN" city. passed away
at tn hulur "f her daughter. Mrs. Duke
Gon. sos Grant avenue. Yesterday after
noon at 3:2' o'clock. following 10
weeks illness of complications. Sh" was
in Tn" ntn"tl"ih year "t her age. IN" old
est al u inmIly Of |" children and the
last SurN IN!u" member Of III" family.
Deceased was born ncarf Pittsburgh
ia. and had been a resident Of this city
for IN" last 80 years. her husband. David
Donovan. having passed away A. years
age. SIN /" survived by two daughters.
Mrs Duli. colt, at who's" home she died.
and Mrs. J NJ Eurns Of this city.
Funeral services Will probably TAX" pla""
Friday. with the Rev. K. Is. MCDani"lS
cf ia, First BAPTIST chuch. IN charge.
Intcrr.uJ viii tax" rln"" n NN"rvi"w
,flnt,rlN.
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Mcmschen personals.

chas. Weiss Of Wheeling. spent yes
terday in the city on business.
T. w. Keffcr spent yesterday In
Moundsville, on business.
Miss Ethel Yost has returned to her
home at Washington, Pa, after brief
visit here.
John Hankle has returned to her
home at Pittsburgh, after . BRIEF VISIT
here.
Miss Agnes Lemon who has been call
ing on friends at Burton, for the past
week has returned home.
Cash Morris continues seriously Ill
at his home on Marshall street.
Alfred Kaufman is spending tho
week at New Castle. On business.
Miss Thelma Morris spent yesterday
in Wheeling on business.
Miss Mary carp has accepted posi-
ton at the National Biscuit Company a.
stenographer.
Jess Hart has accepted a position at
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany.
! The employees Of Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company received their SEMI
monthly pay Monday.
/ Andrew Scott has returned home sftor
a brief visit with his family at terra
Alta.
Miss Corella Morris Is calling on hes
aunt in Cameron for number OF days
Miss Anna Marshall who has been
visiting her aunt at Grafton, has re-
| turned home.
Mrs. Ed. Morris continues TO improve
at the Glendale hospital after TerioHs
operation.
Miss Florence Beltz who has been VS.
iting friends here has returned TO her
home at Round Bottom
Mrs. Esther Goodwin and daugnIel.
who have been visiting frie1ds I"
Chicago. have returned home.
Miss Pauline Hartford who has oeen
! i'll at her home for the pa week. "
able TO be out again.
| Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hunter and oausn-
ter are touring to Delaware, Columbus
and Buckeye Lake, where they VIII
snend their summer vacation.
| Mr.>and Mrs. Lowman are touring "
Interesting points In Ohio.
| Mrs John IIouck and family arc
srcnding their summer vacation at
Shcpherdstown.
Mr.. Stanley Morris and family OF
Akron, are calling on relatives IN tn's
city
Mrs. Siberian Ullom who underwent
! n serious operation at the GlenoaIo
hospital is improving slowly.
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ENTERTAINMENT
AT FAIRGROUNDS

At the Sixteenth street Fairgrounds
last night the regular weekly 7. III. =. a.
Community sing and Movie Program was
given. The crowd was the largest II had
been and some very good singing was
heard. Tho crowd entered into the
spiri, OF the work with much zest ana
results were all that could be desireo.
Parties in automobiles passing by stop
ped and Joined the crowd 80 that inc
stree, wns lined all along the park Dy
rcoplc in cars listening to the music
even the street cars slowed up In passing
so interested were the motormen. Every
body was in n happy mood ana inc
evening passed all too quickly.
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Scouts To Camp.

All preparations have boon completed
for tho camp Of tn cloCal councils Of the
Eoy Scouts. and all Of tho members or
the councils IN tn" city have been sent
invitations to spend III" coming week,
or such portions as they can. at the
camp.
The cost will he ono dollar per day. or
six dollars per week. and those who III
tend to spend any TIM" thor" have hccn
requested to call Ralph Gushing. phone
500 and state how long they Will spend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
,,,rrourds Twili4ht League.

Morton "r"ck' Wilson Mas tc'n Sc
l.c'cd hv tn manar'1n'Ht "l III. IA!
grounds ASSOCIATION I" act as 'h' moi
',r.r 80 ,I,r twilight league. and he has
hr"r having wuud"rIul success WIN nv
hoys Ab"ut "iEU teams ar" 'i,"''u -
~, l,,l,u,.. and g.irrcs ar, played on the
,.,,, rork grounds Zach evening. The
l.,,,,.s,s wilt continue NJ until Labor
.r.,, yhcr ihr .Iual series Will take
Mace. The c.Iy officials have agreed 10
RON no grounds and place them tn nr"l
class conditions which has not Dr'h
don" v,t. The officials state that inc
work Will be dOUC shortly.
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St. CLA|PSV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Transfers.

Hcrminc knach TO Minnie scloerl'
Land in Bcllairc: 81.
The Irttshurgh- Belmont Coal Co. 10
the Board Of Education OF Union Town.
shin Land in Union township; 81.
" q FrciSr and wife to SOB. Crozier.
Lot No ! Of ROsclawn addition: ~.
Ethel O. Moore and Leroy l.. moore.
Lot III in Holloway; $4,000.
Martha s. Garlic and husband 10
James VI. Sweeney. Land p Pease town.
ship: S.O25. wit, =. ro--
{ NJ Kirk and Jennie NJ. kirk TO Cor
dclla \. Nelson ct al. Lana IN Hosheh
township. SlO.
I,ivi I.Ichtig and Rosa Llchtig TO tho
L, s Laundry. Lot - in Bcllalre; ~.
G. .. McSwords ct uX To Martina >.
Garlic. Land in Peas" township; W
Columbia AnastasIa to Clifford S.
Belt. Land in Pultn"y township; 81.
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Martins Ferry BHIf5.

Miss Gr:tr" Leisure has returned homo
after Soy, raj weeks viist with frl"nds al
Kent. q.
= All Of the Colorcd rcsi1onts OF tho city
att tended TIA" hand picnrc ut Stcel"'s
Grow" yesterday.
Il. q. Iicslop returned horne Yesterday
inter a business tr!n u Kay~nan. o.. OIL
business.
Mrs. Julia Hoo:cr, Of this city. Is
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M'MECHEN
Entertained Last Evening.

Mrs Woodburn entertained the mem
bcrs of District No. > of the Ladies Aid
society Of the NJ. Il. church last even
ing ut her home on seventh street. Inc
furhpart OF the evening was spent IN
discussing n number of business mat
tors. after which the remainder or inc
evening was spent in social time. Al
Il ScaSonahlc hour dainty luncheoh
WIS served the quests.
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Mora Teachers Resign.

Two more members Of tn" local high
school faculty hav" resigned. ms mas 4
local grade school tc-Chrr. M"ssrs. N"hr
and Christman. merpb"rs Of tho h!Sh
school teaching corps hav" t"nH'r""
their designations. al has Mrs. Hha".
former teacher cf IN" Gravel !ilI'
school. Their successors have not yet
been secured.
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C,&P.SEEKS
NEW ADVANCE

COLUMBUS. O.. July 2s.-Not salts
fed with rate increases obtained under
the Burlcson regime. the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone company. which has
thirty-six exchanges in eastern Ohio'
yesterday notified the public utilities
commission that 1t expects to fle APP
plication for additional advances aver
aging approxina tely 20 per cent. Hear
ing was set for September -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
"a Stitch in Time"

Gladys I"sli". IN" popular screen ia
vorit" will appear at the Fcnray INC
air, in this city this evening III the
charming nh"tnplay. "A Stitch in Time
which is Il delightful romance Of 1t
tie girl who by her love saved man
who wa. almost ready /" give up the
light fer success.
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TIL" picnic which Was held yesterday
ut Slc"l,'s grove 10y tho Buckeye band
Of tins cIiy VAS ON" Of tn" most SuCcc:'~
ruI affairs ur In" kind ever held by the
organization. and every resident OF the
race IN thus vicinity WINS present uniess
frrrihIv DETAINED Besides III" members
Of the band. Browns orchestra was
present In assist in entertaining the
rurSlS.
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Lansing Child Dead.

Mary El.zahcth, the thrcc-m"n1hs-"lH
child of ME-. and Mrs. Emil Ltnka. well
known residents OF I-anSIng. O.. d''H
ut III" family home y"st"r'1% morn
ing. following L short illness Of lni"r-
tile troubles. Funeral services will h"
conducted by Rev. Father Won lhrt"I
Of st. Anthony's Catholic church, t"da>.
and the body Will be inferred II Ian,
wood cemetery.
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CIerks' Boat Ride.

Tickets for tho boat ride on tho river
winch Will u" given under tn" auspices
Of the Retail Clerks unions of tins
vicinity Thursday night are h"inE dlS-
posed of rapidly. and Indications p"in'
Ia "A good crowd on III" trip. TIL" IN
imitahc Billy Wins. comedian. viii rn-
certain those who make the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
HOLDING BODY

Coroner X. G. Hobbs has not been
ohlo TO communicate with Tom Venites.
whose brothers body was removed from
tho Ohio river here Saturday. Inc
coroner Is still having the body held
At Menders undertaking establishments
In homo Of communicating with the
Rraddock man. The coroner Is certain
that the body is that OF william
Vcntes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-30
c,u. Called on Account Of Rain.

The nrst Of the s"rl"" OF games p'
tvr,p IN" teams Of the Fairgrounds
TwilIgh, lcagu" was played on the
SIN,h srrr.t park grounds Monday even
ing. and TIN. score stood 10 I" ! III laN"r
Of The Buckeye Juniors when IN" game
wns called Mt thu end If IN" fourth mn
ing on account VI rain.