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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
CHURCH AND SCHOOL
PRAISED BY BARTON


4 plea for better pay fur - hoo
teachcrs. and preacher wnNe me
climax OF on. of the hoat short tI.
dr~Ns,cs ever pivcr hcforc . Tulr"
club, made yUStrfdn. noon l I'
|. q Hhrton. pna'uf ~ 'h' l.'"' o.
Avenue NJ h. church Whn Nth TAN
ing to the NdNcri.nuE tluh "l N'
noon. day luncheon H| ll"i'l Tulsa
Dr Iartou'H nuhirCf wIH N h""IH
and church a liusiuov Nf.l
The preacher had shown lu h'7
talk that % per cent - tho huHlh'r'
~ the world IN Transact on conn
drnc~ Ito had called hl'nIl"u ."
IN. fact that money iT lutn'i t''.
dnpntly on tho character ~ 'hr h"'
ROVER. rather than upuu the %. ul
ty n. told Of how the great y y
Noryan had irslif,-d ln rufuy rt't'
suit thai he hnl loaned ~ Wuch ~"
a. million dollars on tho character
~ the borrower
a.. had told the club how "duta
tinn meant rnliypi'um"u' nov
knowledge H'uud fur hruih'fh""l
and fellowship llr paid w"n'''
ful tribute tu education IhlH WI"
followed hv a tribute to ~" rh'r'o
hrcnns, n wna for IA" uphuill'hr -
morals and hc felt thai il Wh' '
factor In every mans lif'
Then n 90 per cent ~ business
~ transacted upon fiith lu men ana
upon confidence nud rhhn'i"I
these two factors ~" church"r hnd
schonin arr so tiri into th" hfthrH
~ business that you must give ihein
their place "
nr nar,or leaves tonight for New
YORK. whore he gets into W
q 4 uniform ana ail. for France
where he expects to spend rS
months with the Nnnk army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musicrolc Works Without the
Bllstcr-l.asier, Quicker

There's no sense In mixing n mess
OF mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pam. soreness ~ stlh,
meas with little clean. white Mustrrolc.
Mustcrolc ~ made Of pure oil u
mustard and other helpful ingredients.
combined IN the form OF the present
white ointment II takes the place "A
mustard plasters. and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat. bronchitis, tonsilitiS
Group. stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy, ,rhcuma.
tlsm. lumbago. pains and aches OF tho
back or joints, sprains sore muscleS
bruises chIlblains, frosted feet. colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
3Oc and Co jars; hospital sire $50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

rom SEDAN ipis model nun loo.
thAn loo urlcs inll, eanipP"d el"eitir
starter dimrn"rs. thloi proof ~h"ol loek.
upholstery and paint ~ utr"ll"ni crn
dhIon Car is hig bsres,n at $3.50.
CAN 1Toi Mr. Field,
FOR SNl.E Or, 1913 Csse ~, four door
Spocdstcr Oall At lili Admired
III DEnNkER TOURING 1919 model
four Cylinder, Al shape, tj2b. Phone
tria
FNE.rASSENGKR Al1O -Good chap.
M'h ."Ll c.sy terms WI seeep' fdl;"n
Phones ia2U T2li.
ron SALk 'fi,o p..scnscr Whit lar
gain Phone 3sis
fop StlE rive ps..enNr u.cd car IN
first class condition party k sch and
ear must be- so,d regardless Of pr'c
t"ue aud make M an offer White
Realty Co. room II, b>nnm bldg fh"n"
ItS7
1911 popGE TOURlNu CAR -fw sale
b, owner II conJhnon rhoH" 2slo. Il.
IINNDLFR SEDAN fot sale. Good
condition. Phone aato
iOR sAlt REQ live pa.seBxrr. 1917
mod"l Phon- ?s7l
ron eALf Rauch Lang flec,nr by own~
Practically n"w fbon- rol or inquire
~ Mt Patrick. Rsuch Lang Agency.
ron sALF Chevrolet touring car,
ftN clsfs coniiNous 'aN ANh N~i
fit'i i'saae T2ni
1918 CHrMNY OVERLAND. fine mechAni.
cal condition must he scon 10 be ap
ptrriatri cash or terms 9ui South
Nouldef Phone 1880.
SAXON FOUR RpNpsrtR iols Tor sale,
in rppd condition See this bargain
r,sh or terms. 3o7 South Boulder
Phone 1850,
1915 SAXON StN Five rood tires, five.
pa,sengrt nearly nes car cash OF
term, 10l : Boulder Phcn" 7pbo.
1917 OVERLAND RONpsTrR Good me
chanicsl condition bargain cash or
tcfms aOT South nould~r rhnne 1890
ron SAl.t FORD roadster, good a. ue-
only run goo miles will sel cheap, or
will trade FOR two horses milk COWS or
hogs Sea ~ urimcs iu front Of Ira
ders 40. l. los Fast first "Wednesday,
ianuar, = from ~ until o'clo'k
FnR vNl.r one Aiivc passenger Nelic
guaranteed in uNfect condition, $500
eash Addr9s fat care world.
oNF FoRp Truck for sale. Call at 1911
fpstotia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
HEADACHE? DIZZY?

when your h~ad feols duii and
heavy. when back spots seem "a
dance b~for. your syes--tho-e are
slgns that your system II beins
poLsoned--that your liver is slug
Eieh. ToniEht before YOU retire
take one or two Nsturise,i Livcr Tab.
Iets--in tho morning YOU Will feel
much bett~r. and the poison viii be
auackiy cI~ar~d from your rysiem
NatuviHed Liver Tablets NJ all drur
sturee--ibe and s6c. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
w A N II e 10
Branch Manager
ESTABLISHED
CORPOR ALTON

Formerly large manufac.
turers Of steel products, now
engaged in production Of
mammoth patriotic work, is
opening n branch office in
Tulsa. Requires services OF
good business man as mana.
ger. Applicant must assume
duties at once, be able to d..
rect "A small sales force, the
most of whom will be at
tracted to the work on nc.
count Of its patriotic nature;
$1,000 cash bond required,
fully secuted. Entirely new
proposition; national adyer-
tlsing campaign starting, in
eluding double-page ad in
local papers, tremendous op.
portunity. Replies solicited
from parties who find Their
business unrrofitablc or not
in harmony wi!!' war condl'
tions. Commission basis with
earnings upward of $4,000
per year.
Sales Manager will assist
in organizing sales force and
supervise opening Of Branch
House. Make your answer
complete 10 secure interview
You will be required to come
10 Chicago for two days IN.
struction and training, and
unless you can do so at once
il Will bc useless TO apply
Unless YOU have the money
for cash bond, and your rrpu.
tation will stand the third
degree, save your stamps
This is IA real opportunity
that will present itself but
once in a lifetime. Write or
wire, PRESIDENT, 1870 Nd
ycrtislng Building, Chicago
III.
N'N Va'ri usu o.'h .ar "
lu f.uf,r.rt - ir ~N4 f..
hH.f..r 700 vil' watr g good p A.,
's ',rf tory v' maize Tine
wn, QnlN aunt-- \ 'f'.s y"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
WHAT FRANCE HAS
DONE FOR DEMOCRACY

France has poured out blood and
treasufe to tho breaking point 10
make tho world safe for democracy.
America owes her nm enormous debt
OF gratitude for this and also for u
perfect remedy for stomach. liver
ana Intestinal trouble found by her
PEASANTS and used with reported
marvellous results In this country
Cleo. II. Mayr, for many years u
prominent Chicago chemist, imports
the ingredients and s~lls this remedy Y
under tho name OF Mayr's wonderful
Kennedy II In n simple, harm less
preparation TINT removes tho "a
turhal mucus from tho Intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and Intestinal ailments includ
ing appendicitis ono does will con
vince or money refunded. For sale
by Quaker and purivn drug stores
sad druggists everywhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

Funeral -'r,ir,r fnr g. Naii,s
llUl East lIrh Wor, h.iI yesterday
90 the Catholic church W = u
and iutcrmcni Vhs uIbdr ice the
catholic ,rmrt,rN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

"a NtH ARD 'pf arrest .nd nH-ytrugx ~
lAfY 600 s'"is nl 'Aytuhc OF mrcaf
sfard.us DO front ~ Y { A he.
ttr,b . -.l % clock MONDAY nlsht
h'fs bio. "r otr ss- and green On
ottrr pr , j. lla.n go rslAo. bids
N T. riNtf' q 'rrv tah boil terrier,
H'a.b NuNi.. ~Iu NHIte hf's-t Lih'fA
f.surI IIt - Nan. rnaur n-ti
IO~I So b.' saturday mftt cav state
ah"u' who're lost howard ftS.o husn
o. 1000
IosT pn uo road 10 Isnks halt mii-
u.ufH.ni of kruda'l hlAeH tnit case.
containing smaI lh.ls tlothes Re-
~a.u Phone ga
srit,itu oK srplE White m.ie 90,
'a'" r'llrn 20 h W",4tug Reward
lHn.r fltN
LOST aiY po seitook containing
mope' baus bpik Fu'ernmsut check
srd paptrs Abrral rr~afi Osas. $3.50
lost ladies hro~N leather travelling has
containing .rtt,t, addressed 10 Mrs y y
N"'j lost on West fir'i b-t~eon 1
al 10 THURSDAY Phone $3.50. Re
~afd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

pR W Il otfMENTs returned from the
army Uenrtal sud office practice. i.1
ltohinsou hldg Phone ,l9O
pR cora y SNFTuEN Ia In MAYO Blds-
Phone Tpvd or 6bHp
E0U.o Ia gelting 10 be Jus, =. much 81
necessity In tho hous-hod con
pound lard. II !. your duty 10 yourself
and family Ia investigate EggO o., and u
you fiud u iS What W. claim 10 " be.
tell your friends shout Il
Or G. /, ElTEL, Od-paih COG III.
Rds Phone &2p2 residence pSH,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
IA, your water mn.

rnY NOpf WHIT NIII,
Your waterbill s now due, and
must be paid on or before the 10Th
or service will he discontinued, or
penalty added. This your last
notice
CRY WATER DEPARTMENT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ou,n,po Tina, Doc. No, Ancc, Head

Qututne Iuat i"TN wv N''~N ''""
pecause of lie tonic and laxative "f.
feet. LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE
(Tablets) can bo taken Nv anyone
without causing nervousness or flns
Ing In tho head. There, In only ono
"Rromo Qulrinc- H. W. GROVES
slgnAture on tho hos. a0c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

NfN' W IA " IN - NNIH".
uirh'd iuf hYu~kr.p 90 lfuu a b
come
sfth\p I.l ,..t t,.....,i
Housekeeping topaI uIuHr ut~ maua..
ur.i - AID o. q s,ra
N,s,AILs S 900 I..tt ..r.,srius 2
rp"u. ipf rent vIt. u.,.o rNo.t ,,tEI
MAIN A. los ono a.t lou.,..,ut. .
u-,u
hlit,u r. isei ieo m t..u Housr
krrrIty t,,,5.. u|..i,
Tu..' Y'. ...
hon..s a,,,,g r,.r or s.u,. "a. ,.-
ma nd .rhr 80 u,t nI.ftI ph..,
1hli
uI NkIu pYY I.., .,r.f..... finn
r,sl,i moJrrt h,u,,l,.p.r, rsr .,.
tp sink. puyat, ,ptf,r.r. ,r.ri..'.
~st"r aud lIrrY oi 500 Furnishes. "..
hair blncs - tsu car iuoe g., p.l
-,
,.-,,'' - ,'...,. ~ at "a .,,.p.'i""
,,',,,.
''l"' ~ our "fs n"''' ~
''s N"'n' "'"' in''''''' Ih"'' -
ture ever sold az ~ suction. 10 h, sold
. MMef W.. '" y ~ fl'N "'"'
VI ''''
tIhlN, \, 'H Nirriy furnished IlgAl
housekeeping room
CltNtNNE. A., t27 Clrau. cam Portable
bous,. .cplng r,-,ms ,,rr, tUits mt
rist'd, hne neigh hoth"oo moi,fn ."n.
,"ninnr"', oloso IA arc Acso iihi aud
~'" ii"e'
CINCINNATI s. 1924 uo~nto~n r'om,
c""An rent housekeeping "f h'wWhG,
w u"'Aa lt"h itl''" u''"'
TWO LIGHT hpl SbhttIINu rooms Tor
I'. f'"ne l''u.
hfFlNtD iMflnlkb LADY NNlN
WoMNNIt Ilous"A Aocrtf PRIV es",
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
PURELY PERSONAL

y NKr tNr Sew Year right ~ uiiBr frs u
ou Will nul that your food vii he
hotter and this vii be one oi your
hirgest savings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

'NNfh llN WI psrr -ho called ~
lsin r r'gard 20 . cameo pin. please
ca hsaiN a. spun o. posathIs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

CIlFYFNNE y. pO2 Furnished rcom With
ot wtihout board FOR Young man. pf
V.tc family Phone $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

HOt'ibFR, y. coo For rrut tvo con.
Noting ROOMS Ntl Furnished also uur
single room no hsm Housekeeping
Phone stFE
ron RFNT fate. well hrr,sird sleep.
inr rr-,W In private iamiI} with frssou
ahle rent. rhoae ioiH
MATS y T2i fof rent one nir"', flf
Wished sleeping room Phone suii
MttN. \ sol Two slerpins rooms Tor
rehi modern Phone ASA
lOR RFNt NeD desirable lstro roou.
southeast exposure seven slrd1ws a'l
modern convenience Phone trtt
CuFYINNF y Til peutsbie s.ocpIpg
rooms nr~lr furnished modern con
Nenisnt To hath Phone enT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
A BARGAIN
FOR SALE
BOARD AND ROOMS

AUTOS roR HIRE 0ARAuEs
lluDIl 1898 bArs.r Tor r,ut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

WNNTtu ~, al, ,upIct'l u.r. room
vtlIre distance South 20 d, Nf.' Nn.r.
wu.' lr frau. urat All tr..u.a .c.
Phone 1915
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
WANT ADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND rNusp

WILL riE rAKY finding purss on
N'.rl~v a. bri~o.r Twelfth snd ~
Poo. Oh sitrtta N1nds, evsfAhg plnne
il- AID receive r"sstd
~ 600 ,N..,u fuO.p West "t hrsxs.
'H rs.f. SOD um fof ,uiutmst,sNI
adirrss James n kaJ h"sss. pta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ROOMS usruRNisnrp

Two RppNS ANp klTtlitNEllf lu.
flfuis bod adjoining private sntrrr. ,
riosr ~ three rAf lines trut reasonable
Coup'e preferred Phone So
rEORiN g. s2l 1-o large toom. p.
NAto rntrtHrot pleut, OF sac. f,-'i VOL.
SIS nrf month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

flNkPASSEN1kR Al NJ -tlood shape
Win soil c.sy terms vii accept Edison.
lot diarond ot anything of alu"
Hh.u.s tAuN TuNt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08
ROOMS WIN HOARD


pINNtR Y. ~ WuuN Nk, hI,
share t,om With ladt eupo,od ~
lsUaft
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

HII DhnNkIR rOuNlNU WI model
four lindcr, A shape, tJ2b Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-08

This column H. conducted fnr the
hrnNlt ~ Your llW,lth Quest. .is
are invrcd ana vii hc answered hy
hr lNrhop Questions nut suitable
for reply n this column viii be- an.
swrred hN mail " stamped addressed
ruNclop" : enclosed Ndires. lrt,rrs
tn pr nishop in care ~ this news
tspcrl
rop,riFhL i9lS b, ~ ushoplr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
NEIL OBRIEN MINISTRIES

With an increased number Of good
features. unusually good singing ard
new comedy the Neil O'Brcn Ministries
will appear at the Court Wednesday,
Nov. L. This Is the eighth annual tour
of this organization and Manager Oscar
T.. Hodge promises this Scson shaw
that will reveal n new elaborate stag"
setting. u we'll rroporti"ncd mixture OF
song. dane" AMI comedy and tho same
absence Of conrscn"SS that has been the
foundation stone Of tho success Of this
organization. TIL" entire production
having been staged bv Mr.. N'Bricn
makes II assured Of being full Of dash
and vim Tho list Of comedians Is
large one including R"rt Swor, Davis
"SuEarfoo," Gaffncy. on" p"hr"w. Fob
nv Gossans. Chas. strong. Fred Miller
II. F. Quinn. Louis Tracey, and Ma io-
Nowak. While tho names of ]. L"St"r
Hahcrkorn. James Barardi. James j."
WaIhank. Loo Laird. Richard Flourn"Y
ChaS. T.. Wright. Parton Ie'"ll. Joseph
Crouin. George Miln"r. Waldo Roberts.
and Edward O'TTous" 20 To max" UP tn"
list Of vncalists a special matin"" will
hc given,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
STROEHMANN BAKERS
RETURN TO WORK

The recent unplrasantncsS between the
workers and the management OF the
Stochmann Baking company has been
fully adjusted. Ii occurred during the
absence Of Mr.. Fred G. Strochmann, whn
was in Chicago attending 4 convention
Of the Lutheran Brotherhood. A few OF
the Mon walked out following n dispute
and Mr.. Stnchmann was advised OF the
fact BY wire. He Immediately left for
Wheeling, and, on his arrival here. call
ed meeting OF tho cnmpany's stock
holders, together with Mr.. c. J.. Ycagcr.
general superintendent. In loss than an
hour after reaching his office the mat
ter was arranged 10 IN" full sattsfac-
ton. not only Of the company. hut also
the O. V. r. e. l.. Assembly. In speaking
OF the affair. Mr.. Strorhmann said that
he was sorry Il occurred. and that his
prcscncc here would have avcrtcd tho
whole matter.
The return Of tho mon to work last
evening avcrtrd possible shortage OF
broad for ovcr-Sunday consumption. and
the early adjustment Of the difficulty
will he gratifying TO the public and all
cnnccrncd The adjustment was handled
ror tho Trades e. Labor Assembly by the
arbitration committee composed Or John
Moran. 6. r. Innkard and Burt Mead.
who sneak very highly OF the manner IN
which tho bakery management met them
In adjusting the difficulty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
LIVES IMPERILED
FILMING BIG NEW
FARNUM FEATURE

The latest William Farnum produce
ton, splendid perturbation of the
Zane Grey novel 1.-The Last Of the Du-
anes," contains some Of the most mag
nificent locations ever shot" by q
camera, In the character of Buck"
Duane in this stirring story or Texas
border life. which will be presented by
William Fox at the Rex Theatre all
next week. Farnum is hunted by many
posses. always Guiding them until he
voluntarily gives himselr UP.
Toward the last he is chased by \
posse which drives him across desert
and mountain till he gets into canyon
from which there is no escape. For
this scene Director !. Gordon Edwards
found Cathedral Canyon. one Of the
most wonderful natural beauties in
America aside from the Grand Canyon
Of Arizona.
To get to this place tho members Of
the Fox company had to go by machine
toward Indio. and then on horseback
more than seven miles to the er,ranCc
Of the canyon.
Once within the canyon. there comes
TO view a natural amphi-th"atr" Of
granite the smooth sides of which rise
TO a height Of more than thousand
feet This height Mt. Farnum and a
band Of cowboys had TO scale. climbing
on hands and knees. \ slip might
mean instant death The height was
scaled. however. without accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
STORY OF PROD|GAL
SON IS WELL TOLD
IN 1.-THE WANDERER''
Beautiful Scenes Of Biblical Story Arc
Well Portrayed In Show.

The plot of The Wandcrer." which is
playing to capacity houses at the Court
theatre, deals with a well-known parable.
the Prodigal Son. The opening scene Is
like picture. Ii shows country
home near Hebron. village not FAR
from Jerusalem. about one thousand
years before Christ. II is the home Of
jesse. n man Of means, patriarch and
a wise man. The house of ancient
architecture ncstlcs among the hills.
The picture is oriental In every respect
and brings TO the mind at once the vines
and fig tree. the sheep and the goats
Of the Bible.
In this setting. Jether the younger
son. who has been conserving with
gambler and wuStrcl from Jerusalem,
arrives wilful. pctulant and FESTIVE. He
has heard the call OF the great city,
and he begs his mother To get him his
portion that he may so away and see
the world. His mother who knows his
frailties and thinks his lips arc n bit
too full and too rounded, and his hair
too fine for him 10 succeed in the big
city, pleads and demonstrates with him
not TO leave her. but the boy will not
listen. The acting in this scene is heart
rcnding. and every mother. as well as
father. would be- we'll repaid for the
touching Qualities resultant.
David Belasco. who staged The Wan
dcrcr," gave wide play To his rich ina
gInaliun and artistry in the second act,
which for sheer mugnltiGancc and be-
wildering array of all the feminine
charms that have led man to his de-
structon since time began, has never
had 4 parallel in the history Of Amcrl-
can theatt;ca!s.
Robert Frazer. as the Prodigal. Son,
gives one OF the greatest specimens or
acting seen in a local theatre, and WINS
his audience from the beginning. Flor
cnce Aucr is most pathetic ami convInc-
ing in the part of Huldah. the mother.
She touches the hearl-strings with her
words of love for her son. Henry Dug
gan could not interpret the role Of tho
aged patriarch. Jesse, better. Richard
Thornton is the veritablc Gaal. the elder
! brother.
Advance seat sales indicate that sell
| outs will be realized at the closing per-
! furmances today. afternoon and even
! ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08
"THE TEMPTERS"

Next Monday. Nov. 10, Chas. NJ. Bak-
cr's "TNmptcrs" will tempt YOU Mt the
Court theatre. BE tempted because the
"Tcmrtcrs" is th" best burl"sk that will
play this theatre all season. With 4
company of hurlcSGuc's foremost stars,
among them Bert Bertrand, Sidney RoS-
crs, Joe Curley. Jim MCIncrncy. Cor
trude RalSton. Margic Hilton and John.
ny Bell and Marion Lawrence arc f"a-
tur"d and n chorus Of twenty girls sell
ectcd for their beauty. shap"lin"ss and
ability to dance and sing. The show
greatly outshin"S its former attempts
which were always regarded rs burlcs-
cues best. Big sets. elaborate costumes.
novel effects, original numbers scintil-
lating wit and tuncful music Of the
whistling kind. place II in class by IT.
self in hurl"squc, but withal it is strict
IS hurlCSQue.
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give talks to various organizations here
before the afternoon Of the 5th. and as
sist in every way 10 put Wheeling over
the top"
Among the local people who have sub
scribcd for tickets are the following:
A. \. Wheat. seats; S. P. Norton,
f.. s. PAUL.. .; D. f. Morgan 2; Mrs'
Friend Cox. 5: Wilson Naylor. 2; John
%. Schenk. 4: 4. c. Stifel. 4; Geo. w.
Lutz. =: y. Price Whitaker, 2; Seaton
Alexander. .: Daniel +. Gilbert. 2; II. L.
Rue. /; l.. o. Adams. 2; DR.. Dickey' Z
Geo. Phillips. 2; E. w. stifel, 4; Gibson
Caldwell, .: J. A. Bloch. ,: DR.. j. n.
Refer, .: II. c. Ogden. .: R. F.. Coma
CHAN |: Geo. A. Laughlan, .: J. G.
Hcarne., 5; James A. Beans. :; II. W.
Mcclure. Sr., S box seats; A. o. Moffatt'
. seats: W. I.owther. Moundsrille. :; =
X. Naylor, .; Albert sncdeker' 2; Otto
Schenk, ..
Chairman Or. John L. Dickey an
nounces that the subscription list Is
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMrS.-
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cnamber1ain's Cough Remedy.

Do not imagine that because other
congh medicines failed to give you relief
that It will be the same with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Bear in mind
that from n small beginning this rem
edy has gained n world wide reputation
and immense sale. A medicine must
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wherever il becomes known. For sale
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INTEREST HERE GROWS
IN ACTORS Benefit
subscription List FOR Seat Sales Open
1t Court and Elsewhere.

The nationwide Actors Fund Memoir
tal drive which takes place in the lead
Ing theatres OF America on the afternoon
OF Friday. Dec. 5th. is on now in earnest
all over the United States. Men OF note.
among them the most prominent in the
entire country. have taken hold Of this
benefit and will put It over wherever II
Is attempted. The larger cities never
have any trouble in raising money for
the Actors Fund but the smaller ones,
such as Wheeling. are the ones that re-
ouire the most diligent work among the
committee. Several prominent stars will
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! THE THEATRES
couHrs COMING OFFERINGS

Nov. l0-"Thc Tcmp'ers."
Nov. 1l--Sascha Jacobsen, violinist.
Nov. l2-Niel O'Bricns Minstrels.
Nov. l3-Joscf Hoffman. University
club concert.
Nov. 13-14-Tavic Beige and ORR
ginal cast in "Fidlers Three.
Nov. 1.-THE Beauty Revue.
Nov. 1S-"Rohin Hood"
Nov. 19-20-"La La Lucille" with
original cast
Nov. 2l-22-"Maytine."
Nov. 24-"The Lid Lifters."
Nov. 27-oS-29-Leo Carillio and orr
ginal cast in lombard. Ltd"
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open and pledges may be signed at his
office, Naylor Insurance agenc". Albert
Snedckers Insurance office and the
Court theatre box office.