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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Finnicum. Divorce granted on ground

Finnicum. Divorce granted on ground
of extreme cruelty.
John Edwards vs. Sarah May ID.
wards Divorce granted on grounA %
adultery. Plaintiff awarded custody o1
minor children. "a
Maud Kintcr vs.. Harry B. Kintsf.
Divorce granted on grounds OF 4r0nQ
neglect Of duty for more than throe
years. Plaintiff awarded CUSTODY Of
minor children.
Ella May Boyd VS.. Frank BOYD. d.
vorce granted plaintiff on grouhd 6
gross neglect of duty for more thAN
three years.
New cases filed: -
The Rcnnie-Keyser Hardware Co.. VI,
Nole Boyd. Transcript from docket q
John W. Liller. Justice Of the Peace T.
and for Pultney Township.
Mary Schllipsky. plaintiff in error
Andy Schllipsky and Adrian A. Mindth
defendants in error. Error. 8.
Ada A. Conncrs VS.. Olive l.. ConneE
Action for divorce.
The n.nny friends Of NJ. E, Hall An4
wifi" and son clifford are sorry to hear
that they are suffering from an attack
OF Influenza.
George Cooke. Of Martins Ferry. was
Mrs. ". G. Sidwell and Miss Fanny
RYAN will entertain the members OF
the Tuesday Night Club this evening q
thu home Of Mrs. Sid we'll. A six o'cloek
dinner will be served.
Or. z. r. Giffcn is suffering from -
attack Of tonSilitis.
Mrs. w O. Sidwell will be hostess to
the members Of the ThimbIe Bek, %
Friday evening. 9.
=. IT. Shepherd has sold hts propeHtX
on Sugar street TO MI Taylor ek
Shadyside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
HOELzLE RETURNS
Choir Director Spends Two "eek5
Coaching With walter Gale.

Choirmaetcr Of the FIRST Pr"sbytcr-
inn church. Elmer lI"clZl", has returned
from New York. whore he spent the
past two weeks IN coaching with Walter
(;ulr of the broadway Tab"rnacI".
whcr" Mr. Hurlzlo was al one time =
member of tho chur During his stay
there he took Ur'r a. and spent some
lin" in selecting new music for the
church here. Just before his return.
through some friends in tn" city, he
heard that julius Ko"hl. who had work
I'd with ham at Paris Island. where he
played tn" Accomplishments IL the sing
Inp of tn" Marines. AMI in"identlE
achirvcd no lirrlc fame. was giving re-
ci,al at A"uliun Hall last Saturday
might. Mr.. Huclllc attended the recital.
which mad tremendous hit. koehl'
who Is considered one Of the most bril-
liant AM promising Of tho younger
plan.sts. VIII probably h" heard here in
the spring. when il" starts on his south
"ru tour.
The Slahu Mater will b" prcscnic
here or she aftoruu"n II sunday, Fob. \.
hv the Chulr of III" FIrSt lrrsbvtcrirh
church, This orr,"rIcal ~ one of the
most popular of tn" famous group which
* often sung.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Wounded Soldiers Claim
Right to Judge Dempsey

NEW YORK. Jan @S-The wounded
douGhhoyS and officers now al the INIT
I'd States Army General Hospital. No.
II Fox Hills. Staten Island. have be-
come aroused over the case Of Jack
Dempsey. Through Lieutenant Robin
son. who was wounded abroad. they
have compiled letter which they have
forwarded TO Dempsey.
These wounded men claim the right
to pass on Dempsey's case and have
invited him TO answer a series OF fifteen
questions pertaining 10 his activities
DURING the war and in regard to other
matters as patriotism. On receiving q
reply from Dempsey they will review
the matter carefully, and then issue .
statement according 70 their findings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

ton in three bouts nd AZ MckcNsN"rt'
-, recently X. GA Eddie MCAndrcwS.
then boat Jack Ferry III ~" bouts at
Pittsburgh. ia. In the last sctto Welsh
copied every round from the husky
rjttsburGhcr.
PITTSBURGH will clash with frankie Fora
Of Nrtnayilc. Ford WAS 1" hay" met
Tony p,wnry. 4 brother #. lrNan. hui
thu culurrd lad weighs II" and F"tI
only weighs in At us SO thIS p"ut Mt"
20 be changed. 49,,
Willard Hahn will make his local do
hut AGAINST NouuE Crock in four
ruuudrr while Young Nasyhrr vi
rpcn ,hr show in a four round bout Win
"Snuug" Daley.
NHi,7h wakrr otto is trying {" locate
y good rs pound boy and # found VIII
s,Trr a Sprr.u, SiN round bout with
TONY Dnwury who VIII accompany MS
brother here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

4 change for the better has been mad"
in the scrap program slated for Satur-
day night and the fans Will see Joe
Welsh. one OF the greatest roo pound
mItt wielders in the game go against
Bryan Duwucy at the Auditorium.
h. Q. LouGhlin. who was just booked
20 meet Downcy will sail from New
York on Friday for Liverpool. England
NJ LIppc is taking his entire stable Of
boxers over To England and At first
thought he could make the dat" here and
leave for England on February 10. but
received n cable from the English pro
un,crs that they would hold his forfeit
money II he did not appear in England
on February 18th. THIS caused him ="
,a0C.l the luuShlLH scrap and caused
he local club to secure Welsh who -
rrputcd "a be = better man than LouEh-
I'm. having beaten him recently.
Welsh has only appeared in this sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
LOADMAN WINS
FROM SCANLON

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer;
PITTSErR Pa. Jan. 26.-DlCk
Loadman gave Irish Patsy Scanlon 4
neat lacng here Tonight in ten rouhu
mill 1t was Landmarks fight al lAe
WAY. throughout the fight he nam
mered Scanlou's body. leading 10 the
head only once in the ten rounds. IN
the seventh round. Scanlon claimed
foul. hut after few minutes rest re-
sumcd the scrap.
Tommy phjjlins. cardcd n meet Irish
Chick Rodgers. did not appear because
Of an injured shoulder. Al Brattan was
substituted and Rodgers easily won
five of the six rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
PERRY GETS DECISION
over PATSY Cline

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. o6--Jack Per
ry. of InttShurgh. Ia. made good
showing her" tonight in his initial APP
pearnnc" b"for" Il Philadelphia crowd
when H. defeated Patsy Cline Of New
York. Perry won five Of the Sin ROUNDS
The second went to Cline. IL" tioor"d
the PittsburEhcr with a wild 'haymak-
er" which rested on Jacks chin. Perry
took the other four rounds by wide
margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
BOB MARTIN
OUTPO|NTED

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. ?6.-SerG-
cant Ray smith. Of camden. y. j. out
pointed Ii"h Martin. If Akron, ONO, \;
r.. T.. champion. IN II siashinE ten r"uiu
boxing bout here tonight. winning INC
newspaper and rinES!dc critics d"CiSi"h'
smith won five rounds. Martin three
and two were even. Each boxer scored
q Glenn KNOX down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Cathedral High to
C|aysviNe Tonight

The Cathedral High school basket
bail team accompanied 10y large deie
r,tion ~ local rnntcrS will leave on the
SIS tram over the l.. & O. this evening
for Claysvjllr. wher" they will clash
with thu rlaySylllc High quintet in a
return game.
rh.S,. two teams met several weeks
AGO in tho "COup'' and the visitors
emerged 3l-25 virtors. The Cadets. how
ever. cAp"ct TO even up with victory
this evening.
The probable lineup: Lee and Sh"c-
han. forwards. Houston. center; kohrl.
&c and Dnnahur. guards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

JERSEY CITY, ". j.. Jan. %6,--HounE
Bob Fitzsimmons. son Of IN" former
worlds heavyweight champion. score d
a decisive victory tonight IN his second
appearance in the ring. Ills opponent,
Eddie West Of Newark. quit in the Soy
enth round OF an eight round mrt'h
after receiving n continual ram uf blows
from the start Of the bout. EIt&$'m-
mons weighed Ill pounds and West lG3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Realty Deeds Filed.

Ward J. IIagan and Emma Hagan 10
Carl Mason. Land in Somerset tp' Co.
SOTO.
james +. Melctt. attorney OF James
Anderson Il nj, 10 Joseph Weooer. -, ITt
lnS IN West Bc!lairc addition to Bel
l;lirc. 81. r.,
Thomas NJ. Gnllahcr and Martha Gal,
I..hrr to VIM. BuSkirk. Land IN Nead
tp. $l0. y, rr
:. :. Foreman and Anna NJ. Foreman
- Joseph (. Ball. Land IN barehs'Ii'c'
$1,000 y, , 60
r. y. Jones and Martha NJ. Jones 70
Nm. l.. Mnucrer. Lot II in hrooksi"e'
MN F.. Coulter TO Edgar Coulter 10
acres III S0mcrSr. tp. S6bl.eO
Harry \. Coulter and Edgar Coulter
To- Ann l.. Coulter. 10 acres in Somer-
-, To- 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Marriage Licenses.

ROLAND Harry St"hh'ns. Of Akron, and
GrorRinn Lacey. Of Flushing.
Lawrence T.. Henry. Of Midway. and
Erma G. Walter, Of Fairpoint.
Paul W. Sh"ffl"r Of Ncvarr". and
Mabel NirlcIn Graham. of bridgeport,
Benjamin +. Schick and Marie Lillian
R"raff both Of Barton.
Nitturin III ricirn and tthlia lipo-
Saii. both of Flushing.
Charles Daniel EriuGham md llilda
Mayo Money. both of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
A verdun window In Missouri

A Ncrdun window. made from frag-
merts Of the stained glass windows in
the ancient cathedral in Verdue. has
been presented to the First Baptist
church of kirksvillc by Col. ]. +. RicE"r
of KirksvilIc. The colonel secured the
glass while in France, - Kansas City
Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

or Elizabeth Wrlday. dec. Second par
tial account filed set for hearing FEB.
IS Notice ordered and continued.
Lorrna Hall. dee. Will and applica-
,inn t. admit to probate filed. Set ;or
Ie~|j and notices issued to sheriff OF
Belmont and Guernsey counties. Cause
continued,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
TRAP SHOOTING DATES

NEW YORK. Jan. 26-Thc Grand AM
eriCan handicap tournament Of the Am
eriCan Trap shooting association Will be
held in Clcv>land August 23-2S. II was
announced here today by Stoney McLinn
secrctary-manaGcr OF the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
LADIES AID TO MEET.

Tho Members "C the ladies' Aid So
,.l"ly Of tho st Johns Evangelical
church. will hold their regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the church,
corner Twrnty-sccond and Chapllnc
streets Considerable routln" business
viii b., dlSpuSrd Of. At a Scasonahle
hour a dainty luncheon will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

Tho following divorces were ErantHH
uu Monday by Judge Charles ). l-ShCh III
common pleas court: >
Ida Harnctt ". B,n Barnett. pivorc"
granted on ground Of adultery: pIaintHl
awarded custody &C minor children.
Alma DrafcnhauEh vs.. wilson Is.
Drafrnhaug, Divorce granted on
ground Of adultery.
Elizabeth i'!unicum vs. Warner IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
WESLEYAN WON
Methodist Quintet Easily Defeated
Davis-Elkins, 57-29 ut Buck
harmon,

Special Dispatch to The Intcllrrnccr.
BUCKIIhNNON. W. Va. Jan. Cd
Wesleyan won s. to IS IN n fast.
& Eikins tonight. the game being fca-
| turcd BY sensational shouting and
speedy floor work upon the part Of
both ives.
and kept drawing away from tho visit
ors until the tally. 1910. at the end Of
the first half
Davis & Elkins put up a better brand
OF basketball in the second round, both
defenSivcly an doFfCnSlv"ly. liandirapS
in The form Of injuries TO Yorkum. CEN
ter and Wllvcrdine. guard. numbered
the Elklns fly" from playing in true
form. However. IN" brilliant shooting
Of loudin and Perry and the Consls,rni
guarding OF Harris and Daniels enabled
the visitors to offer an attractive game
to the onthuscd fans. Iloudin dropped
four pretty shots in me basket from
mid-floor and thus was III" shining
light for the visitors. IcrryS foul
shooting was good and "a Tins he con-
trbutcd n good floor game.
Wesleyan played III good form with
tho exception Of lack OF team work
beneath the basket. However the floor
work Of the Mcthodists was above par
and not many shots went awry Fisher
and Stark each garnerrd SIX Iicld goals
during the game. while Johnson made
his half dozen in the second franz" alone
when substituted for Ross l;"hrbauGh
Ross and SnedcGor played "A great gam"
on the floor and were largely rcSp"n-
Siblc for holding down IN" VISITORS.
Johnsons star work was the brightest
shot Of tho game. hut StHrkS Scurlu;
record and his floor work were also
features Line up:
Wesleyan 81 Davis Elkins %.
| Fisher. Forward. . .Lrudin
Ross. Forward. .. Brown
! Snedcgar Center. ...Pcrry
stark ............G uard.. .WllvCrd!nS
: RohrbuuEh 1900. Guard. -. ..HarrIS
fiald Fo2ls--F'Shrr .. Ross. Sn'd"-
gar I. STACK .. Johnson i. Graham. F"l-
! tor. l.oudIn 4. Brown 1, Perry =, Dan
icls.
Goals from tuuI-Stark ninc out Of
,, fourteen; Perry - out uC l..
Substitutes-PottCr for SncdeEar:
Johnson for Ross. Graham for Rohr-
bdugh: Marshall for WllvCrdinG. Dan
.cls for Marshall. Rcfcrrc--Shroycr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
WON BY O'DOWD

SYRACUSE. Jan. 26-Mike O'Dowd. of
St Paul. knocked out Young" Fisher
Of this city in the third round Of a
scheduled i"n-round boxing bout her"
tonight. Opowd was complete master
from the start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Change in Saturday
Boxing Exhibition

Z. o. LoUGHIIN SAILS FOR ENGLAND ON FRIDAY
AND JOE WELSH FAST MIDDLEWEIGHT,
HAS BEEN SUBSTITUTED FOR THE PHllA
DELPHIAN-W WELSH HAS DEFEATED JACK
PERRY IN TWO BOUTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE
Young Bob Winner

Tonight: Mozart VS.. LahCIlc; N"IS
rs, TrailerS.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
HAPPY NIGHT.

Never has an affair of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians been arranged
with more attention to detail than.
the "get together" of members of
this good old order at the meeting
of Division on Thursday night of
last week at the Hibernian Home on
Portland avenue. Vice President
Killeen occupied the chair and was
much gratified over the great num-
Der that were present in response to
the invitation of Messrs. O'Brien,
Riley, Quinn and the Entertainment
Committee. Many old-time members
who had been long absent promised
to become regulars for the future.
After the regular order and accept
ance of the invitation of Division 4
TO its social dance at the Tyler and
one from Mackin Council to place a
team in the new bowling league,
several short but interesting talks
were made, putting everyone in
good humor for the feast that fol
lowed Tables had been arranged
and in a few minutes they were
laden with things good to eat, which
were greatly enjoyed. After cigars
had been passed It was proposed that
social meeting be held every month
during the winter. County Presi-
dent Matt O'Brien called attention
to the growth in membership every
where and suggested a campaign
here
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

knights of Columbus Hall was
filled with women Tuesday night. at
tracted by the announcement that
the Marquese de Charlotte, formerly
Miss Suzanne Henning, of Shelby
county, would be the speaker and
would discuss Americas part in the
world war and conditions in France
as they exist today. Rev. John Riley
introduced the Marquise. who de
scrbed the unrest prevailing in
Europe, most OF which is caused by
conditions resulting from the world
war, and said that the dream of
peace pictured by some for the
world can never come through the
League of Nations" Announcement
was made that a meeting OF the
Catholic women would be held short
~ when the question of a League of
Nations would be discussed by repre-
sentative women. The other speaker
was Father Charles p. Ratio, who
said that he had opposed woman suf-
frage. but now that they have the
vote he favors their exercising the
right of suffrage. He urged the wo-
men to study the issues for them
selves and then vote as they think
hest. Not since the campaign when
Lincoln was elected President,
Father Ratio said, has there been a
campaign as important for the
American people as the one which
Is now drawing to close.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
SACRED HEART RETREAT.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were
gala days at the Passionist Monas-
terry on the Newburg road. On these
days the Passionist fathers celebrat-
ed a solemn iridium in honor of
Saint Gabriel and the second centen-
airy of the founding of their order.
The programme as printed in these
columns was carried out in all its
details and left an impress that will
prove lasting. A great spirit of de-
yotion for st. Gabriel has grown
rapidly in recent years, and the COM
ing celebration was looked forward
to by st. Gabriel's many. clients as
golden opportunity of obtaining
from him many spiritual blessings.
The Holy Father graciously granted
an indulgence of one hundred days
to all the faithful for each visit to
the church during the iridium, and
also a plenary indulgence to all
those who received the sacraments in
st. Agnes church and prayed for the
intention of His Holiness.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23

Horrors SURPRISING those inflict-
ed by the Spaniards in Cuba under
Gen. Weyler, which aroused the in
dignation of the civilized world, are
being carried out by the British
Government in Ireland"
Father James H. Cotter, ID. D.,
graduate of Manhattan College, New
York City, and member of the Board
of Editors of the Columbiad, official
publication of the Knights of CO.
lumbus, thus summed up Irish con-
ditions upon his arrival from nine
weeks visit in Ireland. Father Cotter
was passing through New York on
his way TO Ironton, Ohio, where he
is rector of st. Lawrence's church.
He declared:
81 personally saw many British
atrocities and was fresh on the
scene after others, and talked to the
people. l made 1t a point to talk
specially to Professionals. One MUIR
der was committed before my very
eyes. At Galway had to take shell
ter for several hours while British
Black and Tan soldiery fired volley
after volley in the terror-stricken
town. The enforcement of the cur
few, which the Black and Tans use
to shoot any Irishman found out
doors after 10 O'Clock, is a cloak for
dastardly outrages on women. The
Black and Tans invade houses where
there are women and commit out
RACES, knowing there are none OF
few men abroad to interfere or re-
spond to calls for help. l personally
talked to women who had been
shamefully outraged under circum-
stances showing the savage degener-
acy of the Black and Tans.
81 visited Brixton Prison and
spent three hours with the Misses
Anna and Mary MacSwlney, sisters
of Lord Mayor MacSwiney. The
prison was surrounded with soldiers
on horse and afoot, as IL storm
and assault were threatened. One
OF the Lord Mayors relatives
took his picture with the camera Of
my niece, Miss Shiela King. Thu
picture shows a terrible emaciation
The teeth protrude, the temples arr
hollow, the eyes are sunken, but fol
all that the mighty majesty OF thu
man suffuses holy calm over hil
face.
/ Goth, Hun and Turk, massed to
gether at their execrable work, pale
before England's diabolism in Ire
land. England plots to destroy tn
Sim Fem Government of Ireland b,
frightfulness. In Balbriggan tn
Black and Tans bayonetted two in
offensive men to death, stabbin
! only at their faces and necks, an
: thus prolonging their agony. 1
7 Bantry, the police entered the HON
Of poor old couple. the Crowley's
and shot to death their hunchbac
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
MARTYRDoM CONTINUES.

Mayor MacSwiney suffered third
but milder attack of delirium Wed
nesday evening. according TO the
league bulletin. A new development
is. muscular twitchings, which attains
spasmodic sproportians in the limbs
The Mayor remained in a more OF
less unconscious condition all after
noon.
Thursday the Lord Mayor was de
lirious and did not recognize rela
tives who visited. The latest reporf
YVES that he was unconscious and
that death was momentarily ex
pected.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23

son, firing first through his two
hands joined in prayer for mercy
and then five shots into his chest.
In a motor lorry armed with mill
tafy, going from Middleton to Cork
Jail, an officer sent a shot through
the bodies of two brothers, strapped
back to back, killing one prisoner
and wounding the other, whom he
would have killed only his soldiers
prevented. In Ennistimon the
forces of the Crown threw a man s
body into the flames of his burning
home, fired by his murderers.
The Black and Tans are the
vomit of English jails, criminals
whose sentences have been commut-
ed by the Government with the I'M
Outstanding that they would do the
work assigned to them in ireland,
for which they were to get a pound
per day. l was in Galway at the be-
ginning of its horrors. The Railway
Hotel, where was a guest, opens on
the railway station, where a Black
and Tan flourished his revolver
without any provocation whatever
and shot an innocent bystander,
Mulroy, in my presence. A Volun-
teer jumped on his back and tried
to wrest the weapon from him. The
murderer tried to shoot him, and
while struggling wounded two
others. He was finally shot by a
civilian. An English officer declared
on the spot that it was the only
thing to do with the ruffian. Then
followed the 'reprisals.' About two
hours later, $50 soldiers and police
hated at the front door of the no
tel and volley after VoIley for the
next hour terrified the townspeople
1 lay on the floor near the window
while the firing was going on. The
British police and soldiery went to
Broderick's, locked a woman OF
sixty-five years, mother of children
in a little room, poured petrol in heI
parlor and. fired the house. Luckily
| she escaped from a rear window. or
to another house they went, pulled
poor Quirke out of bed, boy who
had absolutely no connection with
the platform episode, put hin
against lamppost and, to prolonf
HIS agony, shot him nine times in the
lower abdomen and left him welter
ing in his blood. An inquest on this
victims was forbidden. An inquir,
4 organized by citizens led by Mr.
j O'Dea, solicitor. was broken up b!
the military and next day O'Dea'
! house was bombed and wrecked.
] 81 was In Dublin the night Jacl
Lynch was fouliy murdered in hi
room at the Exchange Hotel.
party Of soldiers hammered for ad
mission, held up the night porter
, went to the register and then to tn
room of this good. quiet citizen and
: after their exit. two police cam
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
ENJOY GOOD LAUGH.

The Columbian MiDstrels will give
a real minstrel and vaudeville show
next Tuesday night at st. Heien's
Commercial Club, the proceeds to be
for the benefit of St. PauPs church
at Pleasure Ridge. The minstrels
have been rehearsing under the di-
rection of Rev. Father Waters and
are prepared to give a creditable en-
tertainment, every number being
new and original. The best of tall
ent comprises the nucleus of the
show, which win afford many good
laughs and drive away the blues.
Take the Orell cars, Eighteenth
street road.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1920-10-23
"sATAN's SCHEME"

"Satan's Scheme" a colossal
photoplay of humanity. will be seen
tomorrow night at st. Xavier's Col
Iege Gymnasium, which has been ar
ranged so as to seat a great audi
ence. This photoplay, a mirror OF
mans history, reveals yesterday, to-
day and tomorrow, and Is proclaimed
a restful, heart-gripping and never
to-be-forgotten masterpiece Of the
silent drama. Two shows will be
given, at $3.50 and S:15, the admis-
sion being twenty-five cents. Classic
moving pictures will be presented
here every Sunday night.