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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
CHARGED WITH $4,000 ;"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. Feb. ls.-Forecast:
ohio-FaIr Thursday and probably
Friday; rising temperature.
West virginta-Cloudy on Thursday;
Friday fair, warmer.
Western PennBylvania-Partly cloudy
Thursday and Friday, slowly tsmpera-
ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
BUILD 100000 PLANT.

~p'. rHl in The lnirillg"nCcr.
rLAEKSHI re. ". Va. r''h. Is
Nh' Large Iri,i E"> company today
ohlaru"d 4 city permit /" erect IN ad-
dlii"n t" Its plant. WIN h will cost
SlUu.uVu and double - Chph"Itr.
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ard wondered Again ~ Salt Lake 4"
fortnight later tho President was talk
,ug ABOUT arfi"l" y and asked 2 reh"t"r
i"rl VuoS,ion--thc Kind that IN" crow |
isn't supposed 10 answer but Mr.. Will
sons delivery was 50 fnr"Ctul and H."
had h""r getting such enthusiastic ap-
plauS" At the end or almost ut ever
sentence that somebody Hppiaul"d in
~" " r"ng pln'e am sur" II WAS un-
intentional. the President stopped short
and ISSUED ~ angry r"huk' tn the dire
iion from which thu applause ,tIn"-.
''h,.it,r wait tIll yuu hear It All, before
,"u niplrud'' Was hiS r"u"rrmaud and
the crowd wondered.
tTou"rr"w nrjch. IA" ih.t "f the
series will deal with secretary Lam
sings pulirt amt Ihr prohahl" siEniii,-
ance Of the episode from mn nl"rna- .
tional as well as national point OF
Virw)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
L II z IN 7 ELLIG ENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19

Continued ON Pare Tsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
mn6AYD TO LOVE"

Composers Of comic opera and must-
cal revucs. who do noble service Ill
adding to the sum total Of popular mus
zeal Knowledge arc often SpecEli s's.
from personal general Interest ana APP
preciation. 1t Is not 50 with Percy
Wenrich author Of the music of Maid
10 Love" which comes TO tho Court FOR
a two days engagement beginning FIJI
day, Nov. 18th. with matinee SATURDAY
He is not alone \ composer or more
than national repute, but a broadly cui.
tured original mind and master %l
musical expression. Wcnrlch demands
recognition as n maker OF melody, as
we'll rs the Trainer of librctteS OF merit.
He Is u composer Of distinct style an"
has sensitive gift tor musical FORM,
His taste and keen grasp OF melody are
cvidcI,; in every bit Of work that eHlh-
mates from his tunefully fcrtl" brain
1t has been said that the heau'ye ~
some Of WcnrCh's numbers has only
becn euualled 10y tho letter song IN
La perr!cholc" and say IL TO nm IN
la Grande DuChcssc." orera Bourr>
by the late Jacques Ofrenoach. one time
the most popular OF French composers
SVenrich has varied lot ~ best sells
ers'' 10 his credit. but unlike moss COM
poscrs OF the popular sonE. MS work IS
marked BY undoubted musir& merit
and he excells all others In warm' h.
color and rhythm. his compositions be-
ing vastly moro enduring than tho
tunes" turned out by those who write
for tin pan alley" Put on Your ola
GREY bennett" Moonlight Bay" "wn"M
YOU wore n Tulip" by the Campfire
and the song the soldiers sang; Were
rirh's work, but his latest melodies ore
those that will be heard in Maid to
love" Seats go on sale Wednesday NJ
9 a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

lucky oil fields. where he will be en-
ploycd .,-,,,. :,
the guest Of her mother and other rela-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

My dear. you don't mean ~ say IT
took Charlie n month TO propose" Yes.
it did" why. he's getting worse and
worse."--The Passing Show, London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
oBR1ENs BIG nrrNsTRELs

! A theatrical entertainment that viii!
be most cordially welcomed al tha
Court Monday and Tuesday, Nov. S-S
with Tuesday m"t'nss is Dro 5mf NS BY
Manager oscar +. Hodge that there
will be more novelties offered. more
features. more pretty and up-to-datc
ballads. Il higher grade of comedy anc
Il more notable array or talent ihan ever
before.
The usual first part will be followed
by q unique dancing novelty writteh
and staged by Mr.. O,Ericn entitled;
"rlsymates" which IS described US i an
act OF childhood days. dealing win
Mother Goose" stories and characters.
This will be followed ny a new comedy
act called "liopping the Atlantic ocean
and as its name implies deals with n
! negro planning on u trip over the AT
! lantic Ocean in hydroplanc or he Is
! forced. W.,
! is new to the company this season. Will
appear In his new routine OF songs.
iokes and melodies. "Amoricanization''
also written and staged by Mr.; O'Brien
| ia the new finale and Is described as 4
| comedy Skit in which the sparkling
| lines and comedy situations 70 low so
closely upon each other. mat me au"s
ience becomes Il continual scream or
in the galaxy OF stars. both singers
and comedians, will be found such well
, CARNEY. Jack Amick. Danny Roche. J.
L Lester iHaberkorn. Joseph white. Wal.
ter Sherwood, Lea Laird. Ray Parsons
!, Dan Marshall. Herbert CHM, Jack Ed.
win Mosser. Edward O'Housc. steve
Berrian, Bobby Gossans. Roy Allen.
! Rohhv Davis Arthur Watts. Chas. Mel
lis, Henry Mahcr and Major Nowak;
There will be the usual parade and band
! concerts. ~
| Ior priceR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
A CELEBRATED SINGER

Henrietta Wai;cfield tho American
mezzo. IL one Of the best known singers
Of the day For five years she sang
leading 7nczzo roles with the Metropoll-
tan Opera company. and today hrr
voice is Just as fresh as ever: rms
Will be he. third season with the trea-
tore Grand Opera company, and when
she appears in Wheeling, opera patrons
will know just how careful Maestro A,naart
Miss Wakefield Is one Of the best known
OF our American singers; rAd she Is
welcome guest in all parts Of the coun-
trv, In concert she has won an eX-
ceiIent success. and her coming TO this
city means that treat Is in store ior
our opera lovers.
During her career with the Mctropolf-
tan Opera company. Miss Wakefield be-
came q popular favOritc. She comes
from n fine and distinguished American
family, and Is always welcome In the
social set Miss Wakefield Is natural
born singer and musician. She Is also
Interested in Landscape gardening and
our Of door life. with the Creatore
company she will be heard In al me
leading me2zo roles. At the Court
Nov. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
FRIENDLY

Friendly. Nov 5.-Mrs. George VII
hanson and daughter Of Pittsburgh
ore here for Il several days visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Hazel McNey has as hcr guest
her sister. Miss 1nez OF MiAdlepournc.
Lawrence Thorn has gone 10 ParKers-
burg to join Mrs. Thorn who IS WISHING
relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. NJ. Grimm Is III at her nome
here. suffering from an attack OF ory-
sipelas.
Thursday OF friends ut Long Beach;
Mrs. +. T. Williamson Is In Mldale-
bourne To spend few days with ner
daughters. Mrs c. II. Watson and MIS-
Herbert Crumrinc.
Mrs. Clifford Carson OF near WOODS
field. who is visiting relatives here
spent Friday In Sistcrsville.
Miss Mabel Williamson Will return
Sunday from ParkerSburg. where she
has been visiting friends and attending
the Educational association.
Mrs Everett Williamson was hostess
to a few friends at her home Thursday
afternoon. The hours were devoted Z"
sewing and other diversions after which
delicious refreshments were served
The guests were; MesdamcS AiiGe
Flesher. Verona Knowlton. J. B. Will
l!ams. Hugh Williamson. Forrest Tur-
ner. r. K. Williamson and the Misses
Ncvey. 4,
Mrs. Ralph Amos has returnG TO
Mcadvlle. w Va. after n brief WISH
with lock friends and relatives.
Roy Adams left Friday for the Ken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

-
Ralph Dunbar paid Wheeling another
visit last night and brought with him
his latest composition IN the musical
line, Carmen" which he personally be-
licvcs Is his greatest contribution In re-
cent years. Last night at the Court
theatre this production was viewed By q
fair-sized and appreciative audience,
even though the offering merited capac-
ity. Carmen" is IN opera IN four acts.
naIevy and Meiihac arc responsible for
the librettO which has been adopted
from the romance Of its title. With the
scencs laid in Seville, carmen" Is
play that might be termed strictly
Spanish and perhaps the best of the
BIZet masterpieces.
The overture is short, but none the
least timc-worn and perhaps of out
standing mention in tho nrSt act -
Garments sonE. the ,Habanera
quaint melody in which the air is taken
from an old Spanish song BY Trader.
called Ell AvCglitu." or course. Lorna
DUone Jackson sings this number and
the star Is most impressive and wins
the admiration Of her auditors from the
outset Besides her dance IS par cx-
cellrnce and the audience rovels in her
pleasing personality and wonderful. ab!l-
ity as performer. The 'Torcador"
number in tho second act is master
piece In which "Escamllu" describes
the bull-nght in fiery flights or songs
and rrcitatire. And the third act feat
ures two numbers, the tcrzetto Of thu
card players In the smuggler's haunt
and 'AIichaelaS" aria. which takes IN
It's entirety. The last act IL hurly-
burly OF the huil-tight and other mum.
beers that 90 over biz are introduced
much to the liking OF all present.
Mr.. Dunbar has chosen his cast with
care and each and every performer Is
ably fitted FOR his or her role. Besides
Miss Jackson. WHO last year starred
here as AiAu-a-Dale in Robin Hood.
are such capable assistants as Norman
Arnold, Don Jose, whose role Is ever
predominant. while James Stevens, as
"Toreador," shares in due accord. The
Michacla OF Frcda La Vimcss was pleas
ing. and in her aria in the third act she
proved by her high notes that she real
~ Las q voice OF charm. Julia Keith.
Mabel Pelletier, Carroll Ault ana Jack
Bean round out the roster which is the
OF iginal and only one on tour. The
chorus Of male and female Is L large
and capable one.
Besides all this. Mr.. Dunbar has
equipped his production with wonderful
scenery and costumes and an orchestra
OF ten pieces, augmented by the Court y
regular SEVEN" the music was nnt
found lacking. And TO top 1t all or
James johnson. conductor. is quito pro,
ncirnt 1T the art. Carmen" will be ro-
pcatcd matinee and night and is deSerF-
ing Of big patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
Ri Gave Aged Woman
Quick Relief After !
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Bottle of Formula Ri Accomplished In Three
DAYS What Two Buefed Physicians Gould Not Do in Four
Weeks Patient Now Feeling Young at Seventy I9
as She Did at Twenty ~

read of The Reese Formula R-11, and Is.
decided to try a bottle. took Just Aat3
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Mrs. Chandler had 30 much confidence
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
SWEET Cider FOR SALE

If Won want sweet cider direct from
the farm, apply to NlcGson farm. Huf
Ssd. mtg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

After being stricken with influenza
and pneumonia. closely followed by
rhcurr atlsm. which confined her to her
bed for more than four weeks, Mrs.
Hanna Chandler. 225 Tank street, Blue
field. w. Va. feels better today than she
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Last winter was taken down with
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However, my constitution stood by me
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But no sooner had I begun to recover
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
AL JoIyoN IN "sINBAD"

When Al Jolson brings his "bisgest
show on earth" "Sinbad' TO the Court
IN November - and 20fi. Wheeling
nlaygoers are going to see the biggest
and most elaborate musical comedy, pro.
duction that ever GraCed the boards or
working men carried by the company.
the Court management Is required 10
furnish 90 mon as grips and flymen. -
property men and clearcrs. electric
ians and 3 spot lamp operators 1t takes
"a act Of lines to hang tho drops and
Srs1~Stes ana the stare must be ALSO
iuteiv cisar Of an house scenery and
nronerties There arc 1:5 people In the
company which nrccssitates the making
OF two additional chorus rooms beneath
Then the company carries 10 musicians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
|" XK0, SHIP

Con ksntinspiA Nov 4.-(By the As
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
CARMEN MAKES
HIT At COURT.
1AI,PH DUMRAR'S MUSICAL COM
POSITION JAMS COURT THEA
TIRE WITH CROWD.
TO He Repeated This Afternoon and
Evening-BIg Sale OF Seats Already
To the music lovers Of Wheeling:

To the music lovers Of Wheeling:
Ralph Dunbar. the we'll known
Chicago producer OF Opera. who gave
US such n delightful rendition of
Robin Hood" last season is back
again with wonder fully spectacu-
lar production Of Bizct's Carmen
in English. As offered at the Court
last night to only n fair sized aud
Icnce. Ii seems that musical
Wheeling was conspicuous by its
absence.
Carmen" is composed Of as fine
O singing company as haS hcen heard
In this city in a long tinS. Il chorus
Of splendid male and female voices.
a fine orchestra and every thing that
goes TO make up n first class operate
organization. ranking with any opera
presented here in years. 1t Is de-
serving OF capacity housca at both
performances today and I sincerely
hope It will be given the patronage
It Is worthy OF. thus showing the
appreciation due MT. Dunbar In or
ganizlng attractions OF such merit
as "Rohin-Hood and Carmen"
FIRED e. JOHNSON. Manager.
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which added TO the regular house or
chestra makes Il complete musical equip
ment OF seventeen men. II requires
three Gu foot baggage cars 10 lrhhSpoT,
the scenery and effects OF the S!nbau
show which takes Il wagons ana trucks
to haul in addition - - pieces or per
soIEl bargaS". JolSon has the h!EE'St
musical attraction on tour and Wheel
ing is indeed fortunate In being able
10 have this attraction offered TO them
In Cincinnati where the company comes
from the top price for tickets Will he
34.40 and m Cleveland where II plays u
the top price will be $40. for entire
lower floor. In Wheeling the scale
viii be from sl.oO 10 $3.50 with the uS-
ual war tax of ~ percent added 10 each
tlcEct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
Courts Coming Attractions.

Nov.S- 9-Nen O'Bricn Minstrcls.
Nov. l0-1l--paughtcrs of lSa-
bella present Miss Bob White.
Nov. 1918 - Maid to Love
(HiEh-class musical comedy
Nov. l5-l6-Crcat"rc Opera GO.
in "Othcllo" and Lucia"
Nov. lS--Catholic Woman'S Lea
quo offers Tho Climax"
Nov. l9-2o--Al lols"n in Sin
bad" s.a
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
]. }. |. CHAPTER HERE
 ELECTS PRESIDENT

Mrs. H. H. Lacey was elected presi- dent at the last meeting of the Robert E. Lee chapter, United Daughters Of the Confederacy, which was held at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lacey has been active in the work since Phoenix received it's charter, and her election gave keen satisfaction to the members.
 Chosen to serve on the executive board with Mrs. Lacey were Mrs. w. P. Crawford, elected first vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Lee IIolzworth, second vice president; Mrs. w. H. Bayless, third vice president; Mrs. r. C. Colton. re- cording secretary; Mrs. George Olney, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. P. Ivy, registrar; Mrs. A H. Williams, treasureF2 and Mrs. F. C. Marris, GUS todian.
 The meeting was in the nature of a picnic at which the husbands of chapter members were the honored guests. Mrs. Emil Gang, the retiring president. was complimented generally on the success of her administration.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
.L|PSOHV SALARY CASE
 IN SUPREME COURT

c. F. Ainsworth yesterday filed an appeal in the supreme court in the case in which I. J. Bipsohn secured a judg- ment against him in the lower court for $S,219.63 for services rendered Judge Ainsworth covering period dating over number of years.
 Lipsohn made claim that he entered the employ of the lawyer in October, 1911, at a salary of s100 a month and remained in the Iaw office until August, 1919. During the entire time, he al- legged, he received but $105S.15, but continued to remain with Judge Aims worth on the repeated promise that he would receive the balance due him when Judge Ainsworth disposed of the Gila Bend canal and dam site. After the property was taken over by the Gillespie interests, Lipsohn claimed he was unable to secure any of the sum due him, and action was brought in the superior court for $S,441.s5.
 Judge Ainsworth contended that nothing was due Lipsohn: that he had been allowed office space for caring for detail work during Judge Aims worth absence. The jury's verdict was $S,219.63 for the plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22

port today tc Dudley Windes. depart ment adjutant of the state, on the re- suit of the drive of the American Le-
 zion which has been conducted for the past week. It IS understood that Con necticut. with 1922 gained, more than 50 per cent Of the old membership. has made the greatest gain of any state in the nation, although the complete re
 port will not be listed for several days.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22

Texas gained 1000 according to yes terday's report.
 The Legion ropes to secure a million new members by the drive. The first days gain in the nation was 40,000.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22
Ihe Reason

This Is more on our part to reduce every article in our store was not done for the purpose of getting more business, because as far as business is concerned, we have never enjoyed such a large volume of business as we have this year.
 The people of this Valley have realized right along that Korricks' is the Store that sells standard mer- chandise at reasonable prices.
 Nor is it due to the fact that we think the Market will break, because as a matter of fact, outside of silks and one or two other articles, the Market remains firm, and in the case of cotton goods the market is not only firm and scarce, but prices are con- stantly advancing.
 What prompted us to take this rad ica1 step was because we, along with the other Merchants of the United States, considered that the time had come to do something to create a breakwater against the higher wave of costs said to be still rising which threatens to submerge the people by increasing their burdens.
 It is the fondest hope of every Mer- chant that the Manufacturers and Jobbers of all commodities will fol- 1 low the lead started by all the lead ing Merchants of the United States and bring on more quickly the better days coming for this Nation.
 CHAS. KORRICK & BRO.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-22

is retailer high with the goods by prices blow their sumeT.
  marked ahead
  be depended
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
arll nAs nx HEAr uNlTs

Under the act recently placed on the statute books gas will in future be sold at SO much a "therrn' instead or so much a thousand feet. therm IS the name given to 100000 British thermal units. one of the latter being the amount of heat absorbed In raising one hound of water one degree Fahrenheit
 The first distributor of gas to an- nounce it's charges bv the therm is the South Metropolitan Gas company which from the date of reading the meters Tor the Michaelmas quarter. will charge sl cents a therm. The gas is declared to contain SO British thermal units Tn each cubic foot.--Tho London Tele- graph.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

in answering the salute. I glance at him. there are tears in his eyes. The wounded is greeting the wounded; those in the ambulance, he in the chair, are alike casualties of the great war.
 II don't believe in his heart Presi- dent Wilson regrets his wounds I fancy he realizes no man could die in a greater cause, but I do sometimes wonder if it ever seems to him strange that when a man has been seriously wounded in his country's service that he should be met with sneers and cal umnies from his countrymen.'
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

cast terrace of the White House. In his chair sits a man, your president, broken in health. but still alert in mind: his hair is white his shoulders bowed, his figure bent. He is 63 years of age. but he looks older. It is woodrow Wilson.
 Presently in the procession there appears an ambulance laden with wounded soldiers. the maimed and blind. As they pass they salute, slow ly, reverently.
 "The presidents right hand goes up
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
LApa REruRN ro NIProN

With the ending of the fruit harvest in California in the next few weeks large numbers of Japanese men wih re- turn to Japan for visit at the oid home. in the opinion of Edward White commissioner of immigration.
 This is tho time when Japanese go home for a visit, he said. With the crops harvested and money Ia their pockets the Orientals win take vaca- ffon. This year we expect a greater sxodus than usual. The harvest has been good. prices have been high and the Oriental farmers have SO prospered they can afford Co take a holiday -- San Francisco Chronicle.
 A Chinese schoolmaster beckons boy hy waving him away.