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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
OHIO STATE GRANGE
Delegates Gathering for CLEVELAND 1ons
veutdou-Elscnon Thursday.

Tho election OF the new SET or 3te
r,>crs.was tho main topi" Of the d"ie~
,r,,.s ana officers as they began 10 are
Two in cleveland Sunday evening ZOE
Tho Ohio state GranG" session. TniS
heinz election year Il general shake
IN is expected. This Will stimulate
ATTENDANCE" AMI bring good CROWD ZOE
thc election. THURSDAY. TIL" state mas.
ter. l.. J. Tahcr has served thre" terms,
While no candidates nave ye, peen ~
rnunccd il is known that Two or thre~
have .h.;r eye in that direction:
For .oyrrsccr g.. Il. Lewis or ltanS
cock. c. 4. Dyer Of Jackson and G.; +.
kr,iiInr Of Trumbull county are freS
rucntIy mentioned. 1t Is not fhouEho
irohablr that the state secretary, w.
q Eandrnbark. will hav" OPPOSITION
Y, ith"r will Harry Cation. lecturer, VINO
10 serving his first term. Senator ..
!. p.m;ith has served as treasurer Tor
,irh, wears. He las had opposition
hnrm-c hut always wins out and VIII
rrnhahlv ha rc-c;cct"d. Their" ar" thir-
teen officers TO he elected and ore mems
nor or thi, ,vrru,:V,. committee.
Tho hiEr spots III the program are5
pcrrntinr c,r delegates Monday cves
hing S,atlrr hutcl state Master tn.
her viii deliver his annual address at
The afternoon session Tuesday: W'dres.
Iav might the sixth degree VIII be con.
frrrcd On n record breaking class.
Thursday will b. election installation
81 m.firnrs and officers REPORTS. Tho
main sessions will he in Gray's armory.
4 FEATURE nf thr session will he the
ruh';.. ..>i,:M!, Of n" ruyahoga patrons
fnr,n rroi;:,H and price. They have
rented Tho Chamber OF Copmcrco andr
have srrmt thousands OF dollars on this
.lL.l.I
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
CHRISTMAS PARDONS
FOR HALF DOZEN
CHRISTIANS DAY WILL BE HAPPY
HOLIDAY AT STATE INSTITUTION.
Penttentinry Officials Hot on Trail OF
John Smokey-LegIon Election

\""Ht' S.T rr..o'."rs ~ thu s:a'r prn:-
i'5' AIRY AZ M"un'iSvi!i" Wl!l hr mad"
" lad W.'n Iar'iuu~ Christmas day. 1t
.a" ".w;.! h'"n tn" custom Of IN" gov
''L"r 60 gram Il christmas pardon -
Tia" Vr.N"H": vino has h',n longest n
49,. 'u-'.tl:i.on. THIS year several 9th
-. -" "u" Tor par,lnNs hrcauSr Of good
l""n h""" dHrH'E ih':r term. according
= .NAri'n }. 4. Terrell, Tho pardon
beard No. n""i SOM. t!ur tins Wet -
consider ta' applications hut :; Will MT
.". h""Wn u" n" lu,My ones arr uni.i
th' htt'. h'T r..:l.!.
'nr:.tn,,': ,in! IN IN" p"tI'"nt:ary WI
h,, Il dHv OF cnmrl"t. res. 10 thr in
mat and WI b" featured by. Il hl=
Chris ir.aS iITErr. Another fcaiur" that
- h ~" l'.sn:"d - hug" christmas
'i'' Ter ~" rriS"n'rS upon wh:,'A PRES
.,'.'" G,,"ll,l viii H." placed
Hot on Smokeys Trail.
I"ln Smokey. r"I"rrd. who ESCAPED,
'r'" 'h" pr.'"A lat Friday rl"n,il%.
's 'Eu""''d /" L. api'r"h"ud"d WITHIN 4
'"W days -, th" guards Hnd pulir,. off,
'a.,< ar hot upon h'% trail. Smokey
=" &"T' a." from NcpnWcU count. -.
."in - :'rr" . IL, SENTENCE t,Il Il utUr-
IT." Charge. H"d had caused uu"n tr"I-
h." n III ir.-.,Il. H., VA Very u:l-
t"..rtah'" and at on" 'int' Wa inCl i
ur 10Y over I year hrc:,u%" IL had h".r.
NrnlN"d IN Il cutting scralm with u fol-
low TrI>un"r. only lately "" WAS ia.
:" work III ~" corridors az ~" &C.!
h";ls" :,"d WIS H"t truSt"d very mHru
~ tn" "ii.':I'$. lI'% 'SrAp" was C'.,. .,|
tmn. most daring ever attempted IN the
lr.%uu. IT,. had aI,d.. Il wooden i,",. ;"r
iu" door IL T." eel. house r'rr!dur. Hri
GrI !,mh"d t. thu roof. and "a; a hu,"
% Il with 4 hatchrt or com" Other
sharp Instrument "a II - mad" II r:l-
IHEiH"I iron. II" th"U got u'.I On tn.
rn,' aud h' h!us"lr down ~ ~" ground
a. T.. south ";J - tn" wall on Jcff"r-
.. It, - % - l al
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,.,iuhcr rf "a" members ana II'''"' ~
-. order. w." i:',S"ht :" N,'"
l,.aui:tul s"-v.'":. t"r II" Grrari""'
Entertain Womens Cluo'
Mr. Fr..i *. piNvn ~. l." l.' r. :
e. ~. Gu"mh''Ts &c; 'a'' N"ii' !. ~.
'h:S c.ty. u, -" regular NJ 81" go -.
h".d II Ne lard 81 ran, -!
F"u";A stree. IhErHo'A 80 '.,,.r.,,, has
'h:S "''N. Az IN - as, uSs:Irl
h"'.a rT";H'T"3 !" ,'"N ,,,',,,,' vii
-; business. and .'Enl t'''''' ''''"'. wa
$50 ." >''',,. r>ros. Sails
Red Cross seas u-,,C,-o
rE" Tu,U.Nrri ut IN" o!'''" !" 80,
'.Un 81 tn's ely, VINO "'.',I "T ,Sr's.'
,.narE" 80 In" :"uuA. >a.G al 'h' ~
',.IS seas to- 80 Ant Nv,
'."t:. h2H" h'h i'"n'IE "a :, -, ~
,h"w.u% II tn ""r~. an" 'i,,r' ,,.,'' Eli
Christmas Ciuos op ',rSIt - .nnn
r'i,nrt "q"niuE ~ tH".T NJ" ~, - '''','
savings ''HhN roy -, n,.N, ~,-..,,.
S'|t" '%t iH"! Ion i"n N,t,,, -. =, lis.
.'"rcd S''d i;NEi"f "l H' ''''' -, -" .r.
'.HhN -: 'h' ''h'hE E','. ,,..t Ia.
80 's' pa. N'i' were '.'.''" ''' go
"""k. ,.
Repeat EhteFI" -li4''4tf ..... ,n..
rrls'r',' .r'n"d' ",;\r*"' ';".''''. ".i.. =,
Ms 81 $780,. ''-.ir' - ne ny ', ,,'.
"'.i''"r .i'u "a: r'''.''H 'N''.'.-' 49,, 10
..l''i S-'. = G'?E' t,"N"''''7t --,,y.
'"}''"i '.' "m'.,'.,.,',t .,,,s,,. a.
'N'0.@L. iui A""'h'' pa ~" '""~ 30 -
zee, ''': 2; III, cErn. e,.,o
Team TO GteHeoei ,,........ .,.,.,
\. 49, -" lr''h"rFr -! -" 49,;
&C. WHn - if."' ct 'N' '''" N'., H. Y" -.
a, Other n'"ii'!".~. "i.' l''', 80 49,.
instituted 80 ':' '"'N t,". -
&c.. Sli"ria! ''.i ~; 90 'H.s wen, -,
DO 81 asked :" i''' 80 IN. fE'''i''. 80
on North litn ''"''''. N"'N'i'E H,!",'
r..,u,, Il, i..;m ',.,'.... p"";ar'i :" nr'H"
'ir. 80. Albert h'," has h"'" hii'. II =
ut .u.;;.G,,n, "it.r'r" i"r 't., ~" ''.'"''
Plan Entertatnthon''
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miner az W.; Whrc'jng. who was
hc""eH' - ia" t':'I h"~W'.l last S1iur-
: dag .sI;""U""" sl::i'"@ from the effects
O.; .n,u-n.S .u~'r.r,'d Wis.," working ~
H." INi@" If e.. w. Wh",'l'up I"r.
. Company, - reported resting ga. and
SOM. hoy, , a-r rr,"cil.m"d Tor M r.
'ry"r:.
Fair and Festival.
Tn" Iad.',. OF =. Mary's "a;ho,.n
! rIu7,h az ;'.'S ,.'y nnNr completed ne
p...l.S iu" ,l"." !l.r ID :r-liy:t. wH.ri
-. h' l',b Ia 'A, Fat h,H on N":tA
! F.i'h street. Thur,!"%. Friday and So
erected for IA" So OF tHurrw"rN an"
r,h,r N.,nrs. mi dancing WI u" enjoy
80! each 'N"'sr".
Temperance Union Meeting.
'rh' regular meeting "t IN" Wumcu'S
T'ni'r,i.'. M, 80 ia'' "hN. Mt "''
hrid IN t., United Presbyterian church
''-:u""r"v evenings. I"u'r"$t.oE bus
i"S~ MAJ - ',r'' - L. d.-.&SS''d ~ VIZ
'!'';'r,=. .'.i 81! n"u,l,.-> %: ''l'' "rEtn.-
aN':"n hay, teen GrE@.! ~ To-" present.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
4 fnCr,ln- 1T 'u'' church council Cf s..
l"un'~ LIi3' ran -'."""h. w h' hcid 1t
ia" r.Ur,u III, sday CIrn:uS.
C""m E"a-o".k IS r"p"r',d improving
,a' q" Nn"'h WH'''r"E h"-plir. lo.i""-
.iG 4 r'r,!' "i"r.1;'"u.
katherine. :,.' tIu@hi"r 90 Ny. :nd
! Al"&. Harry Hastings, IS - a. tn" Ev!u"
IN S.v'u street. WIN srar."; fever.
n" ruS;run'l Ii.'"t.uE "t 3d." Minis
/ '"".,N Nss'''a;."u viii BE- h'@ 20 Mem
day evening
rn'mh"r~ 81 r." Vincent r.r.- "i tn"
FIRST M"thod.>; ,hur. II u: arr u,',m" ri
i';",uf nN.r'". tu-n"CrnW evening.
',rI VI, ,i;"N. -: !'ii$hurEa. ~. :,l"u,
yesterday visiting WA relatives IN 'a'&
NJ. and Ms. Na%"r E"yd. Of Sharon:
ina. ~u.n, >,s;"rdny n ~ rucst' "t
Nj. al! NJ james THnn"r.'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
MARTINS FERRY
BOOSTER CLUB PLANS
FOR ATHLETIC PARK
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD YES
TERDAY-PLANS MADE FOR
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
NEXT WEEK.
Mem bers Express Determination to Have
Permanent Athletic Park for
City at Once.


":'' &C. - DO ';;"Hd"d ana mos; IN
;"'!>.nSt:' "I'.'.u"; m r,r"rt N"rhS H:S
'',i by IL" B"n~'.r lab yesterday az
;''"'""". and - n.ju.;'": n; ,'"Tns:a1t .u.,.-
i'.rS oppressed ;h' c,~.',,..< - d,.;"-Iu.',,i
:" raN" - PERMANENT park &" E'a!"ti,s
IN -" r;:y, aat PLANS var" made r"r 49,
N":.nE 4 page =: "u'". y me- Tx -
90 a." i'.,c' q" thr Ky hu.,d.H.. ~,
r .;"SGly evening. aJG -" r.p",.,v:;.t-
'.-. from -" p'h." ,,uhS ,a:r~"s,.rl are
...:.'d :" ;,'."nd "''d i'''r,.'IH'" Plans
,:,.sa t. :" .ns;.,,.,"d IN ,irr ~ \, i..y
at?S. md al .N:.-"~i,.i e. :,.Ml":... SPORTS
: -" Ky W. De. .:y:'"I go L.,.,.,,,..
lH"HrA"r> C.: the Organization.
N~rarG'm"':~ w." :i,G,, u huj,-t 80,
hi>%";u.,J games Wa.rh WI b. r...rG
* 49,. ir,;, sa$<eth;.H ;.uu. a;G Sow
~. ei9;".r, u 49,. ,:,.zcns ., u,U.n4 10
E.S'. ~"H",'. at.I.,,.,S.
Preliminary r:auS w"-. G.srsr%s.l or
rur"caa. al athletes gCngr.G. I'rL r..,o,.
-" proper "Qu:2'u"u' :h"r"";.. InG ~"
ina, nr-tuc, ;uru', fn" ~" w"~k VA. 10
perfected at ia" iu,~.;3us :" l.. l..d n
TO-" Hoard 4: r:I,it ROOMS NEXT S,,uG.Iv
afternoon.
r." membership cor, mite" appointed
t-n'n II" QUO $50. -. rn!ur"S"G -. J =
Mui,an'%. ". ". Son. Edward 'Hig9-
.NEa, "iG, Ed"H-'i Nr"'r. William tn.NS
Ia,'nb BgW:rt,. ti.u"ur ro'rrXaS. it,--,.
.i"Svna. re-. L. =. M4$.ou. Howard
!r:;i. L""n i.!w2~'~ i'~":. y. ". Hrw'nj
,hHrl"S C":":lau. lII ii Jones. Ray W.
,.amS. Albert Glt". s"rrr.Iry.
City Jail Popular.
'r"I!;jnus ~ tar jaii u; IA" C;,y hu..l-
;5rnr; wien in" ,h.rs. rarlor, w.. -i.r-
.r..-c fun h'..~t m ,r.yn S,.y,.., ARRESTS
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Election Postponed

r,sc.ic, postponed
..,,;,I p.
't.'rN "''' ..' $3.50 ..,..., 49,
'..- N"-:rt.'.'. '... - IT.. i'.,u,.
'.ra.... owens o. g. ,''' '", 80 w.,
'>.'~. e.. >..'.' w. '''
~. S.GuAy.
another A'e ..,r ..,,.,
3" ''... ''' ,,.,s,.,tr,
.,.t &c." Z" I', 49,. -
paige" '" 80. &c.. 80. 49,, 81.
loon. '.''' (. .'' q" -. '.''' ~ ,., -
':.' S.>'.'.'. .,r'.' '..'. u vas
:.'I"'" =" -..'' ''..t 81. q"
lii '..- 80.
TWO Dronks ..., VI
W. go '''''':. - v 800 49,. ....
'."' ...'. p ... N.'.''''. .I..'
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fhc"rs for the ensuing year will ~

officers for the ensuing year Will ",
elected.
The legion mot Two w""Hs ago and
nominated "and!iat"S for Ia" different
"iii",S and they VIII h" elected ~ this
me- ting. Their" Is much interest being
manifested IN the election and S"vcTa.
hot contests are expected. II IS 'N-
pr'nd That th"r" Will be large turn
out 81 "N-S"rvir" ru"n. as plans Tor N"
coming var "!!I y" mad" !" add!t!2A
|" '"G banquet ana "I''t":.
Made Progress on Mine.
THO v.,,rl, -, ~, NON. con, ,,,,,,c an ,h,
,,,.t.,, ,.,r -. ,,r,,,r',.,,i,,,r r,,FJr, nv,
pr'cIn I"rm - rr"trtS%,S ,b r"Pt",E an
,i-H" f" ", ana mas 'M M.Inrr '. zee!
r ~" ~ ''''"'' ~ ~
WIZ v.,.. .,,r,,J ON Nv, rr,h Of SEN
,L,'r .,J 49,. r.,',I,t,', r,l th
,i ,irt..t,. !., g.. y.nrl, ,y,s
,,,,,,r.h r,,- ,itrr, weeks ,inti1 a hoilrr
yyas j,'y,.,Jird 80 cnrr"sh str;m Tor =
,,'.,r, ,,,,Ira ,,,r h,,i,.,;r,, f-nm ,hn
Si,.'f, ~" ,i,n,, ,i,n sb.Sft has her
,,, , ,i,-., c,, ,J - ,ov. rro-
1850. -, ,i'l, IA: X9rI.m T,rrru
hl.H-."" 49, 'i'I, 49, n .h,
tN''''S L. ''''' "a ''' =! '''' az Va
!'"''
Small Lectures Here.
turrr. aadrrSscd 4 Very L.rrr audience
=, the FIRST VI. l.. church Yesterday
morning ut 1915 when hc spoke on III"
'.Salvat:on Of rnr!a Sam" His lecture
,ygs fun uf w!t;iriSrns and MIS- much
.nIuy,L hy al VINO heard him.
Seals Sell Rapidly.
Three districts # th, city have al
ready hru..i. ,nrrr I;"I cross Christmas
,...: than ;i,r same district bought last
y% "''' sal. i'm .nls ~ Tx: E' raT" ' Monmds
Ill., I,,,II s,,rI a., -, r,,or, -Cu.
'.'' VI r ~ IT psnone+
~. rrnrraT FOR ~, W 60 r |. ban
,..v,r j., ~. I,,rs, " !:
I,;r,.r rorunrrnw evening q as follows:
S,,,,.. ,,n..rj.Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
Moundsvtlls Personals.

Paul Mason, student at Bethany col-
lego spent tho Weekend with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ". *. Mason on
eastern Seventh street.
Carl Toml.usoH has left for his home
n Usage city. Kansas. after spending
the past thrc" weeks with his brothers
Mr. Bird Toml;nsnn on Lafayette ave.
nu".
Miss Margaret Powell. who is teach
Ing school ~ Golfers. W. Va. spent the
weekend with her parents on casters
Fourth street.
Miss Helen King. who has b".p tho
guest Of Mrs. ". ID. Dunn "t Morton
:ycnr. for the past two weeks. left Tor
her hom" a; Deer Park. Md. YESTERDAY.
John Mcln;irc ia confined TO his home
on center street with bad attack OF
Miss Margarc; F.. Walthour Of the
b,,.h echooI teaching staff spent the
weekend with friends ~ Bethany.
Mrs Wr. Karchcr "t New Matainor'
rs. O.. is visiting her daughter. MIS-
Cecil StillweIl on seventh street.
Mrs G. 4. SnodGrass has returned 70
her home a, Warrington after visiting
relatives IN this city.
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Nusic--Mrs. ". NJ. Ncsbitt.
Home MormoniSm-MrS. Davis Murie.
F'orciEn--MoSlcm Lands. Syria and
$. W. Mathews.
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Moosekear+ Legion

Ne"th"~S 90 'HN Moose edges Of al
"a-'s> - mi: '.-'":;v v"rN h..-., lr>si"r-
80 H3,I SttUr,Ily .E.,' ra- ti:.. d.~t-:r;
meeting @: - Va, S.'H",r' I~.E:nn. \
good program VS. rendered and Z. b.;
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Entertain women's Gu

..,,rrhc. oC tho members and fr'"H"S o!
t." order w." present :" VIM ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Colonel T. NJ. House, confidential
friend OF President Wilson. and William
II. Taft, only living ex-Presideut. Will
write special editorials for The IptclIi-
Ecncer MI Taft'S first one appears today
You cannot afford TO miss this great
feature.
Evening journal., 1920-12-07
DOCTORS SAID LUNGS
MIGHT LAST 6 MONTHS
Ms anthony thought her time
had come. Found road to ,
hes1fh, gained 40 pounds.

Tvs b tsn oehers what kfIks fnul-
@a hHs does for me. Doctors todd my
buS2und thEt would not live six
tnouehs, sid I had eubercuiosls. when
began taking yUur wonderful medicine
oSszn b set butosr and am now strong.
abas b 20 an my work. weigh 40
poands mose. have a good appetite and
a1oap f1na a. night Before using Milkt
Rsua,sina eouid not do anything. had to
sassp IN a ehair, lad no appetf,e ana
Thought my ttnns had csrtainiy come
Mn Bohert a. Anthony. BOZ a., Guin,
.Aaa-
- eSps y0Gr bSdy strength 10 resist
dasuana. ~ building n up with Mnks
EhuRsasu- A trial costs nothing.
Annz nDuiEion u a pleasant, nutri.
GO food aud a cozrsetivs medicine. Il
nsg1unns haAxthy, natural bowel action,
ddang s.uy with sz need OF pills and
pbyS1ck- n promotes appetite and
quGc1oy pnts me digestive organs In
etzpo 70 anEamilate food. As a builder
of 1eeh and strength, Mhks Emulsion Is
UtDonGfy Recommended 10 those whom
etc1mesB hes weakened. ana is a power.
cna sid IN INSISTING and repairing the
s1scAs Of wasting diseases. Chronic
etunneh trouble and constipation are
pncmpkly relieved.
ms is the only solid emulsion made,
end 80 paiatabis that II is eaten with a
spo0n Ike Ice cream, Truly wonderful
tor weak, siekly children.
10 rnaetsT how severe your case, you
g1s urged 70 try Milks Emulsion under
tbis guarantes--Iake siH bottles home
vdth yau, use d according 10 directions
and ~ not sstisaed with the results. your
money va be promptly refunded. Price
T5c end x1ISo per bottle. The Muks
BzruiEion Co, rerre Haute, Ind. sold
by druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-12-07
THE EVENING JOURNAL TUESDAY, DECEMBER J. 1920

Service. IT'S a regular herman" story
OF tho "under-dog'--a man who.
sunken to the depths. beats his way
through almost insurmountable OBJ
siAoles with the sheer force Of ply.
sioal dominance. determination and
will power. Half a Chance is an
.daptation OF Frederic S. lshanis
noSyerfnl novel Scenlcally, teehnic-
ellv. and artlstloally Il Is nawless.
Mshlon Hamilton playing The lead Is
Immense. and Lillian Rich 10 fascl-
mating star With her beauty. person
alitv and talent The added attraction
Consists of Snub Pollard In his latest
oomdy release "A Cash Customer q
riot OF laughter.
Evening journal., 1920-12-07
COMMERCE CHAMBER
BOOSTS ITS SECTIONS

Under q change made IN the by-laws
BY the Board Of Directors, the s0ven
sections, or special branches. OF the
Chamber OF Commerce have been
given Increased sen-goVernment.
The change prov dee that the SEQ
commitleca and nominate candidates
f0r directors 10 be elected at tho an-
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

Accident, happens at the Rialto today
This Is a story OF American politics
It is a tale Of q party who wanted TO
run a drunkard. The drunkard turn
cd sober and won the election. These
are the high lights OF the picture
with Tom Moore playing the role OF
the drlnkard.
Jane Novak plays the feminine
lead.
Tomorrow Dorothy Gish is 10 play
in Poppy Polly" The title gives a
pretty accurate description OF iis star.
She Is the embodiment OF spirit, pep.
ginger and tenderness.
THE PENALTY"
Lon Clancy who plays the role OF
THE Blizzard" achieves two triumphs
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

form. And this dainty star knows in
Tue Chorus Girls Romance" which
brings her Ia the Playhouse the last
three days OF this week. several SHIN
my dances and a faithful reproduc-
ton OF a pavlowa toe dance are in
cmded IN he Is Of noVeHos con-
tributed 10 the picture by Miss Dana.
incidentally Miss Dana claims credit
FOR being the only star actually 10 do
a toe dance In q picture. Heretofore
the difIlcult feat has been managed by
a professional dancer who has "dou-
bled" for the star, or has been elimin-
ated from th- story BY the director
before u was filmed.
THE GREAT ACCIDENT"
The Tom Moore picture The Great
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

in the delneation Of this role In the
Goldwyn picture The Penalty now
at The Queen Theatre. The nrst one
which is purely physical contoriion
is perhaps the greater and aids mate
rally in the second triumph which Is
his dramatic acting OF the role.
GouVerneur Morris when he nrst
wrote the story OF The Penalty
chose for his hero a legless master
OF san Francisco's underworld. Lon
Clancy has two perfectly good legs
but he determined 10 play the role
and make his lower legs disappear.
Buster keaton's comedy "One Week
is certainly A knockout II is a farce
on honeymoonlng and a. original az
tomorrow's news keaton Is q dyed
in-the-wool comedian.
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

Mems $3.50 Angora II
Wool Muffier Scarfs.... DZ.(O
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out Of xsnnsdYvIlls. Nd.

out Of KennedYvills, Nd.
In The Wilmington car were Mrs.
Brandford Shawn, zoos Pine street,
wife of The ownsr of the machine
Charles Shawn, Fifth and SIMPLIFY
sirgeis, q brOthsr-ln-aw: Miss Avla
Bishop. 60 Franklin street, and Hous.
tor bishop. 500 Franklin street
The olher machine was occupied By
Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer Green, OF Greens.
VI. .. ugeon fainled In the
crash and No, taken TO Kennedyvllls
for treatment. With the exception OF
a severe shaking up no one was In.
iurcd
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

I'M OhAAfA NN1iDENAs
Inc Tom Moore picture The Great
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

nual m'eilas OF the Chamber In Janu-
airy. Each chairman viii become an
ex-oflolo momber Of the board OF d.
roctors OF the organization.
The sections OF the Chamber are
known as mercantile, general, manu-
facturcs. automobile trades, real es-
tate and building trades, insurance
ana wholesale
Evening journal., 1920-12-07
sHALF A CHANCE

Half q Chance' which began It's
three day engagement at The Savoy
Theatre yesterday. has all the virillty.
punch, drama and out-dor appeal OF
Jack London, Rex Beach AID Robert
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RABY LAcERATEs HEAD.

While playing 10 the yard OF MS
home. s22 Wright street, yesterday
afternoon. James Conley,. years ola
fell. suffering a cash OF his foreneeo
Delaware Hospital doctors sewed the
wound
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( FT7T'he |
.NClr1pGllQ
'aEYES OF THE HEART. |"

LIS UT lhE hEAnls
Mary Miles Minter's newest role, as
featured IN Eyes OF me Heart" at the
Majestic, is hat OF a beautiful, young
blind girl. Tue girl. who Is the ward
OF three crooks, is maze to believe
that the house she lives 10 Is a man
sion and the people with whom she
associates are The best In the world.
The Illusion Is a beautiful one and
keeps the girl happy. The disillusion-
nrent Is the most dramatic feature OF
the piece Through an operation her
home a tenement and her friends
oroolce
The Cspttai comefy. "on, Girls Is
the added Offering.
'sTHE CHORUS GIRLS ROMANCE"
On the say so OF Viola Dana u Is
easier 70 make ones shoulders mis-
behave than TO make ones toes per-
Evening journal., 1920-12-07

AUrOISrs ESCAPE INJURY.
Two automobiles wore badly dam.
aged and four WilmngtQnlans escapeu
machines c0lllded on a Hillside lust
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|}SS}a4Bp
SEATS GO ON SALE
TODAY FOR IRENE

In order hat thestregoers here VIII
not be obliged to rush IA getting the
seats for the weeks run OF Irene" al
the playho ouse. beginning noxt Mon
day. it was thought advisable oy ine
local nnsnagement 70 move me cate
Tor the opening OF the seat ssle Two
days ahead. As a result the seats LOT
Irene" 80 on sale today al tne fisy-
house
"Irene" is a sparkling musical COM
Ady which is alive with rollicking mu-
Sc ana a bright story. Compared 20
a neld OF wild. pink roses, wet with
an early morning spring rain, because
of lie charm and freshness, "Irene"
has won the hearts OF audiences
sverywhere. There Is something about
the adventures OF the little Cinderella
shop-girl that has an irresistible ap-
peal. peri1 aps because the emotions
are always touched. At any rate, II
seems that when, she captures the
fancy Of city folks they cannot get
away from her spell, and do not wish
10, for she Is not siren, but a de-
lightfully winning human girl.
The book is by James Montgomery,
OF Going Up" fame, the musical num-
bers by Harry Tlerney and Joseph
Mccarthy. These include such h It's
as "Alice Blue Gown" Irene" Castle
OF Dreams SKY Rocket and "'rhe
Past Part OF Any Party" The piecs
was staged by Edward Royce. OF the
Gaiety Theatre. London. The produce
ton Is piotorally unique, and the
company a splendid one.
AT THE GARmCR.
First nighters at the Garrick
Theatre last night enjoyed the ami
versary bill very much. Polly from
Paris" an elaborate musical comedy
revue, was one OF the big features. II
was gwen by a company Of ~ headed
by Jim Gildea. In the company are q
number OF very funny comedians and
lot OF pretty girls, who are good
singers and dancers. Monroe and vii
lard were v ry funny IN The pia-
encountered a Lion 10 the Jungle and
that can we'll be imagined The Rey-
nolds trio entertained with a dancing
novelty that was q classic Turner
and Grace did some wonderful
juggling In rather unusual surround
ings, which required much skill and
strict attention 10 business. Miss
Patrice, q wonderful violinist, and
Joe Sullivan, skilled pianist OF VIII
rnington, made quite a bit with their
work. Halle and Goss, singers and
dancers, were decidedly entertaining
Arthur Turelly, the whlstllng marvel
proved himself a wonder, also very
clever harmonica player. Al Striker
a contortionist, was very good. The
BIN is lavish In pretty girls, smart
dresses and special scenery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

Tom Cooper spent Friday in Okla.
homa City attending Ford dealers
convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

Traffic policemen in Minneapolis
have declared war on dirty motor
car license tags. As fast az drivers
with dirty tags are picked up they
are escorted to q park where wash
tnbs and scrub brushes are avail
able. They are then told to get busy
aad clean UP. II they obey orders.
IN ven and good. but II they don't
axxs8ts are made.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

The Bsede-Witt Company reports the
saas q . Dodge roadster to the Nag
npliA rstxpiium company.
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Ardmoreite's Motor Department
By Ruth Nolanl

idea and that It will be too late to
argue with him after the accident
occurs. Cemeteries contain many
graves whore motorists with the
right OF way" lie buried
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NOTICE ROYAL ARCH MASONS
ARDMORE CHAPTER NO. ELEV.
EN-, MEETS AT s:30 DECEMBER
18TH, TO ELECT OFFICERS. -
@. G. WEITH, HIGH PRIEST.
G. T. GLENN, SECY.
Adv. 8-5