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The Climax Of Israels Greatness
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Protective Tariff association. the
Committee Of American Business Men.
the American Defense society and the
Republican Publicity association.
As for the Barnes book. the Demo-
Gratis assert the Republicans are break
ing the law by accepting for this CAM
paign effort contributions from cor
poratIons. The senatorial committee
decided to hear more Of 1t from Mr..
Barnes, probably In Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN
"THE PASSING SHOW"

Willie and Eugene Howard-those
ever popular fun makers and singers so
long associated with New York Winter
Garden spectaCles, come TO the Court
for three nights and a matinee Saturday
starting October 81. in The Passing
Show" This mammoth pageant of girls,
comedians and scenic beauty is in two
colossal acts and fifteen gorgeous
scenes.
1t is the most ambitious EFFORT in the
way Of production yet made by the New
York Winter Garden. which Is we'll
worth noting, taking int" consideration
that twenty-five Of these big shows
have already been produced by the man:
hgcment Of this world famous temple OF
amusement In The Passing Show
every locale from Childs' S9th Street
Restaurant in New YORK City. where
Broadway assemblies after one o'clock
each morning--to a mythical palace in
ancient Babylon is graphically repro
duced. There Is even motion picture
studio included. In addition to the
Howards, a veritable army Of funmakers
singers and dancers contributed TO tho
entertainment. The list includes Roy
Cummings. Will Philbrick, Edward Bas-
so, Edward Cutler, Victor Bozart. Jack
and Frank Hall, Helen Carrington
Emily Niles, Alexandria Dagmar. Dolor-
es Suarcz. Florence Cummings, Peggy
Brown Billie Shaw. Clara Lind and
Thelna Seymour. surrounded by one OF
the most bewttchingly beautiful chorus
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MARTIN DISPLACED IN FAVOR OF
HAwKrNS-TLANIG WoRhEo
AT TACKLE YESTERDAY
Fuccy Will Probably Start In Place or
EmsweIler-Long workout Held
Yesterday

Morgantown, W. Va. Oct. 13.-The
West Virginia Varsity football team
was excused from Scrrmage touay
and instead took many dashcs under
Coach McIntire'S ropes AFTER "niCn
there was long signal drill III when
Fuccy was at center III place or Eli
sweller. and Hawkins in iuIlback III
place of Martin.
Flanagan again had the right Tackle
post and from all appearances THESE
three men will start against GeorEe
Washington University here SATURDAY
The rest of the line up was the same
as that which opposed Pitt at Pllts-
burgh Saturday.
Meanwhile the second eleven cngaG-
cd Coach Lanhams Freshman outhl III
one of the tierCeSt combats OF the year.
After thirty minutes neither team
could score. though the ball was twice
advanced within scoring distance py
both teams. Simon and Hill for the
second eleven and Barielle and banner
for the Freshmen team cNcellcd at au-
vancing the ball.
Banner who is n COnncllSvillc High
product, was injured in the melee ana
Lanham fears he will be out OF the
KiSki game Saturday. Bowers and hen-
ncdy. both regular Freshmen backs are
out already.
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!; THE THEATRES
The Master of Ballantrae'

The Courts attraction for Friday and
Saturday will be the well Known and
favoritc romantic actor Walker White
side, who comes in his latest success
The Master of Ballantrae." from Rob.
ert Louis Stevenson's famous novel OF
the same name. The Worcester, Mass.
Evening Post Of Oct. Sth says:
Oft had we heard and read OF Walk
scion of the legitimate stage. Ever had
that which we had heard and read
of him tecmed with encomiums and APP
probation.
But-until last evening-when, we
witnessed his faultcss portrayal OF
ter of Ballantrae" at the worcester
theatcr, We had not seen nor listened
for ourselves. And now--we would, III
all AFFECTION. crave the forgiveness OF
MIR. Whiteside for so long postponlhG
our acquaintance with him.
Add 10 the product of the facile. inn
aginative pen of Stevenson master
of one OF the pest
known personages who roam tnrousn
the works of one OF the greatest OF
of The Master Of Ballantrac." as de-
pitced in the Offering that now visits
I'VE have heard OF audiences being
spellbound. The word is hackneyeo
one and likewise much abused. But
lis the only uuJcClINo- S'Nh "
weak one-that can come warranty
near describing the audience that that, was 5S
Walker WhitcSidc and the excellent
supporting members of his present en-
tourage. ,
upon, one by one, the other folk Of the
cast. Suffice TO say that they add 10
the magic performance OF Whiteside , 81
that is necessary TO make OF me
Master Of Ballantrae" the finished ana
ultra artistic vehicle Of perfection mat
Gripping from its very first mo- ,,
we are brought; SO II
would seem, into the very midst or
terrific. desolating thunderstorm among
the hills of Scotland, The Master OF
BaIlantrae" as his almost mystic story
is unwound.> only grips and grips the
more strongly. Until. when the last
shred Of his existence Is thrown on, the
listener would still remain in his sea-
for few short moments Of G0gitat,ohh
the better to come to fuller anu
deeper appreciation Of 1t all, II the same
could be possible.
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MAGIC MELODY" SEAT SALE IS
now ON

Last seasons greatest musical com:
edy hit, according TO the critics OF
Philadelphia Boston and New York,
was The Magic Melody and these
were the only cities of the country to see
the piece. When the summer soltstice
struck New York, the run Of the piece
was ended at the expiration Of Its TWEEN
ty-seventh week at the Shubert Theatre
to permit the house to be redecorated
for the theatrical season, 1920-2l. In
sistent demands came from all parts or
the country that playgoers be given the
opportunity to enjoy the remarkable
Romberg score and the wonderful scenic
and lighting effects and costumes de-
signed by that great Hungarian artist,
Willie Pogany. That Is the reason that
Max r. Wilmer and S. Romberg are
sending THE Magic Melody" to this
city enroute to Chicago for a Winters
run. With the original New York pro-
duction and a we'll balanced cast which
includes many Of the creators Of their
respective roles, among them will be
found Arthur Hadley. Kramer G. Boyle.
Flavia Arcaro, Margaret Edwards. Betty
Bond Lee tombstone. Marguerite Pal
cho. J. Paul Callan, Master Kramer and
the inimitably droll comedian. Bert
Clark and Hamilton. The dancing
chorus OF twenty Is one OF the big hits
of the attraction. The Magic Melody"
Is playing at the Alvin Theatre, Pitts
burgh. and Is delighting large audiences
at each performance. Seats are on sale
TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did it ever occur to you that every
movie actress you have seen has lovely
hair, while the most popular count their
curls as their chief beauty" In fact
many are leading ladies just because
of their attractive looks. Inquiry
among them discloses the fact that
they bring out all the natural beauty
Of their hair by careful shampooinS,
not with any soap or makeshlft. but
with a simple mixture by putting a
teaspoonful of canthroX (Which they
get from the druggisD in cup of hot
water and applying this instead OF soap.
This full cup of shampoo liquid is
enough so 1t Is easy To apply II TO all
the hair instead Of just the top of the
head. After it's use. the hair dries rap
idly with uniform color. pandruff. eX-
cess oil and dirt arc dissolved and en-
tirely disappear. The hair is so fluffy
that 1t looks much heavier than it Is.
its lustcr and softness are delightful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
Lee MeriWether Quits
Cox On League Issue

st. Louis. Oct. 13.-Lee Meriwether.
lifetime Democrat and special assistant
to the Ambassador to France from 1915
to 1918, issued statement today, an
nouncing his determination to vote for
Senator Harding, and explaining to the
fellow members Of his party the reason
for his choice. His statement attacks
the Endorsement Of Gov. Cox Of the Will
son league.
Gov. Cox" he said in part. says II
he is elected he will use all the powers
Of the Presidency to perform Wilson's
promises. Do the American people want
those promises. performed? Do they
want to see their sons drafted in order
to send armies to Asia 10 police alien
peoples 5000 miles from our shores?
Do they want continued heavy taxation
in order that We may make good the
guarantee which President Wilson says
his league gives, viz. TO send our armies
to Europe not only when our interests
are involved. as in the case or threat
eninG military autocracy, but every
time the world Is troubled?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
MARIETTA MEETS
WESTMINSTER SAT.
Blue and White Will Not Present Pull
Strength as Result Of Injuries
in Bethany Game Here.

Marietta. O., Oct 13.-Coach Greasy
Neale sent his football cohorts through
an hour and half signal drill this af-
ternoon which consisted mostly or run
ming down under punts. Neale not only
wanted to test the physical condition OF
cropped out last Saturday. Marietta
was weak in covering punts and Neaie
is determined not to present any repeli-
ton of Iast weeks performance.
Marietta will meet, this weekend, an
opponent whose strength Is known an
over the country to be on a par with
the best college teams in the tri-state
district. West Minister college headed
by A. B. Wimberly, an old W. d D. star
good rest for the game OF College Field
Saturday afternoon. Wimberly sent
word that his team is in the best posi-
HE shape for the game and nothing
short of a victory will be accepted.
Marietta, on the other hand. Will not De
able to send her full strength against
III. Pcnnsylvanians as n number OF the
varsity are suffering from injuries.
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WESLEYAN VS..
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
COACH HIGGINS SATISFIED WITH
SHOWING OF TEAM AGAINST
GROVE CITY LAST SAT-
uRDAY
.Methodists Laying For Big Marietta
Wesleyan Clash on Thanksgiving
Day,

Buchannon. Oct. 12.-.The good work
Of the Wesleyan football eleven in win
ming over Grove city on Saturday was
pleasing to the fans who have been
holding their breath to see how the l92O
eleven would really pan out in the end.
Grove City has clever team and it will
take mighty good eleven TO down the
Big Pennsylvania Red Unless Teen
takes u sudden brace on Saturday next.
Grove City will take the number OF
the Plaid. Tech had good man scout
Ing here on Saturday but while he got
the plays of the Grove City eleven. the
fact remains that Jones is a terror to
stop.
In way. 1t may be said that Wesle-
van was lucky TO win on saturday. The
Wesleyan score was earned and when
the Wesleyan goal became endangered
WESLEYAN produced the goods. However,
with such opposition as Wesleyan had on
Saturday, the outcome of any game Is
almost problematical. There were some
facts to be taken in account on Satur-
day. In the first place Coach HIGGINS
did not start Radman at half and 1t was
late in the second quarter when the
speed merchant was injected in the line
up. AS soon as Radman went In inc
march to the goal took place His gains
helped in the march hut his presence IN
the lineup appeared TO give an lnSplra-
ton. At any rate the team looked better
after Radman went in the game.
Then Marietta was scouting wesleyan.
WILDLY" Ncale was on the slde-llneS
The biggest game to be played in the
State during tho remainder or the sea-
son is the Wesleyan classic
which is to be played in Clarksourg on
THANKSGIVING. Preparations are ALREADY
being made by both elevens to win that
game. Wesleyan id not want to open up
any more than was necessary last Sat
urday.
AT the beginning of the training camp
at Webster Springs 1t was felt tnat the
wise thing to do was to start rlRlu tram
inp when the team returned TO Buckh-
anon and TO keep it up until the George
town game had been played. That idea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
SERIOUS OBJECTION
TO THE PLAYING OF
EXPELLED WRITESOX
Promoters In 9rssnvtlls, s. c., Try 70
Arrange Thros-aarne Series With
Expelled Players In Lineup

According TO report in the Pitts
burgh Sun last evening a series Of
games, arranged BY promoters In
Greenvillo, 8. c.. with Joe Jackson
unjust to other players OF the team.
Tho men behind the games. who were
refused the use OF the South Atlantic
league park In Greenville. 5. c.. on &C
count Of the intention 10 present JACK
son and williams in the lineup. now
announce that the games will be staged
at another park near Greenville and
mention Waiter Barbara Of the Pirates
among the other big leaguers who VIII
tako part Barbara, who Is now out
With tho Pirate transformers, has not
been consulted on the subject and 1t 10
safe 70 say that he will refuse to hayc
anything 10 do with any games m
which the expelled White sox are IN
taraatad
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WEST FOR HARDING
ROBINS PREDICTION

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence
Chicago. Oct. 13.-Peoplr OF the noun
tain and prairie states are steadily set,
ting their faces towards Harding and
Coolidge, according to Colonel Raymond
Robins, who returned TO this city today
after a 10000 mile tour. He travelled
through ten states. Nebraska. Iowa
Missouri, oklahoma. Kansas. Utah:
Washington. South Dakota. Idaho and
Washington.
Voters in those states are inclined to
little enthusiasm over the present cam
paign. due to the fact that they feel the
issues are so clear-cut In FAVOR or SEN
ator Harding. combined with desire to
get rid OF everything that pertains to
Wilson and wisconsin.
Col. Robins declared that the state OF
Washington is as safe for the Republi-
cans as California. Tho only weak
spots found were Idaho and Montana.
Local political splits in Montana and
general apathy in Idaho are proving the
trouble with those states. Utah Is re-
garded as safe by him.
The Colonel will 60 from Chicago to
Wisconsin for a speaking tour Of that
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
Paul H, karneS Tells
Of Dempsey-LeVinsky
Battle In ''Phi|Iie"
PITTSBURGH SPORT PAN WIT
MESSED CARPENTERS PEAT
or MONDAY EVENING
MAKING STATEMENT
Thxx Credit In Due Frsnchman-Ds-
clAres That Dempsey Actually
Pouled Former Champion

Tho way Paul H. Karnes, old sport
fan OF Pittsburgh. describes the show
ing OF Dempsey against Carpenter is
told in the following lines. He wrote
to the Pittsburgh Sun on the subject as
follows:
The battling wizard OF Lens slowed
away our own Battling Levinsky, for
years champion OF American light
heavyweightS, In the fourth round
Dempsey, monarch OF the heavies. did
the trick IN three rounds. Praise for the
brilliant French warrior will ne detract-
ed from. In q sense. | fear. by the fact
that LeYtnsky has been inactive for
more than a year. Now comes the OBJ
ject OF this missive: saw Dempsey
batter down Levinsky in Philadelphia.
Never have seen a hGht with such
obvious ending as that bout presented.
The battler jabbed Dempsey at will.
and the ponderous swings OF the champ
were causing the riugsiders to show de-
fensiye tactics. 1t was in the third
round that Jack landed a round-house
bender on Levinsky's kidneys. The Bat
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tier protested to Referee Lew Crimson.
While standing with one hand extended
in a plea to the arbiter and the other
across his paining back the Battler was
struck squarely on the jaw by Dempsey.
\ foul blow. as all ringsiders agreed.
do not mean 10 imply that Dempsey
would not have won. But | do con-
tend that Levinsky's argument that the
bout was TO be merely an exhibition
was absolutely correct. There Is no
doubling the fact that Levinsky was Ill
the night he entered the ring. He had
left a hospital but few days before.
Credit should not be taken from the
Frenchman"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
rRrrz1 scHEFF IN "aLoR1ANaA"

The Court attraction on Wedne sday,
October goth. matinee and night, Will De
none other than the favorite prina don,
ma comedinnne, FRITZ Schetf, who will
be seen in her latest musical comedy
success, "Glorianna.'
Miss Scheff has not appeared here in
a number Of years and her engagement
is bound to take on the society folks In
large numbers Miss Scheff is surround
ed by a big company of singers, dancers
and comedians. including. Rhoda Nick
ellis, blonde prima donna soprano;
Inez Bauer. for five years member OF
Charles Dillingham's productions; Gus
lave knocks. formerly with Elsie Janis;
Frank DeVoo. an eccentric comedian
and dancer James Dunn. another won
derful dancer: Harriet Press, Marie
Weir. Ursula Ellsworth and severa.
other we'll known Broadway entertain
ers. Miss Scheff has been one Of the
biggest drawing CARDS on tour in
"Glorianna" and her engagement OF one
day only in Wheeling will no doubt re-
suit in two capacity houses. The sale
of seats opens Saturday morning at 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
DISoRDERLY CHARGE.

Alex SabOSku WAS arrested last nlEEt
by Officer Seek in the Fifth ward ON /
disorderly charge. The trouble started
when John Siku, who operates a store
got into an argument with Alex who
could not stand to get the worst OF the
deal. He at once found an opportunity
and landed Sikp an upper cut. SlKo
didn't make Il move to return the blow
but began calling for an officer. Ofhccr
BcCk brought Saboska TO the police sta
ton where he put up for his appear
anoc this morning before Judge John 5.
Ritz to answer the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
MANY CHANGES IN NOUN TANNER =,
LINEUP AGAINST c. WASHINGTON

has been carried into effect by Coaches
Higgins and FELTON,. Every first string
man is taking his meals at the training
table in the Wesleyan gymnasium. Tho
men have club room here and the as
ISOLATION is backing the training table
and social activities of the men,. The
plan has worked admirably, there being
perfect harmony on the squad and doubt
less the best conditioned eleven the
Mcthodists have ever turned out.
This week is being shard one Tor
Wesleyan as the Georgetown looks now
to be the stiffest proposition that WeS-
lcyan has faced this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
WARWOOD idle

warwood High school srlddors VIII
receive q much aeeded rest Saturday
an no game has a. yet been booked. The
10 arrange bill for tho wook-cnd IA
tho team, has already tackled lta strong
ost opponents and tho lAy-off will do
good. The team will probably be In
Yited to witness o local contest satur-
day,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
ALEXANDER
wheeling Shoe Merchant tn Address
ClarSsburg Mercantile Board.

novuccG today that Seaton Alexander.
prominent shoe dealer Of Wheeling,
had accepted an invitation TO deliver an
address before the mercantile board OF
the Clarksburg Chamber Of Commerce
at its monthly dinner next Tuesday
night ct the Waldo Hotel.
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ensembles ever conjured up by tho VIM
Monday, but mail orders will be hued
in order of receipt II accompanied by
remittance including war tax and en-
velope.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
IMPORTANT MEETING. :
OHIO COUNTY BAR

There will be an important meeting Of
the Ohio County Bar Association this
afternoon at two o'clock. IN the Circuit
Court room. All members OF the local
bar arc urged to be- present
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1-wn rr-.r6NANp

Davis Island DaIa--S.5 feet, station
airy; cloudy.
OH City-s Inches, Stationary: clear.
MorEantown-S,9 feet, stationary;
clear.
WARREN foot, clear.
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The above portion Of a postscript
from an Inteligencer patron at Clays-
willie, Pa. is a fair exampl eot numerous
expressions of disgust with the postal
service under the present administra-
ton voiced by long suffering victims Of
poor mail service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
ruAws uoro1S

FWATGs V3oTo4S
Surgh Pirates won an exhlbition game
here today from tse Mendoza regulars
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BURLESONIzED!

p. SIT took your letter five days to
get out here-t7 miles. Burlesonized!
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OPERATORS BLOCK
HEARING ON COAL
Want More Information
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sion'S Power.
MINERS ACCEPT PLAN
Lewis Says Workmcn VIII Ac-
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Adjourn To-day.


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
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