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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
rRrrz1 soHErr IN "aLoRIANHA"
Famous Prima Donna Hero Tor Matinee
and Evening Performance
"wednesday

That tho public npprccint" the TACT
/ that FRITZ SChcn the famous Grand ana
: Comic Opera Star. booked Tor an en-
RaRemcnt OF only two performances AT
, the Court theatre tomorrow Is inc GTra.
est star TO appear mere. or Tor thnt
matter in any other city OF ms hlzo
during the coming ScLsOn Ia evidenced
BY the fact that tho advance sale or
seats Is Large one.
I Since the frst announcement Of Miss
Schcf's engagement telephone calls
have been constantly r"""iN ed ASKING
: for reservations and every mall has
brought orders from the surrounding
! towns.
! IN, famous star In enroutc to the
Pacific Coast She will play an extend
iei engagement IN "GloTlanhn In Los
! Angeicn and San Francisco and VIII ohiy
appear for limited number OF perform
anCCa Ia "A few Cltius between ne" I"TA
and California.
| Mis. schen Ii conceded To lie the
rrrntcAI star that han ever appeared In
a musical comedy "a singer with HIhhd
urufl Nul,r who scored Tremendous
D su,U4sa aud WAS IL popular fHN"lltc Win
. tho AlolTupOllian Opera company. nv"
! Y"rk she Ia an a'tr"rs OF exceptional
! talent nnlHh and lnnnlIo 'h"Im, ana
hor p"rIInyal at tho Iiilo r"io Ia '.I"'
ianna" hnn Not "nIy delighted. bat "ui
9 rI Iprd IaI many ,dnItois, nh u !" al.
! tIioiy dinoIont fI"In anything lh'y nave
/ aeon hr, Il" la America
Muunuer T.. e whitney VIII" la" h"Io
, Iofuto uivsn III" publ" n"nH 81 'h"
Hraptosi ithht opera "rHHhlb"tl"hh nV"l
| noon h0Ta has uuI ruundoh Mile H'h"i
with a. w"nd"rful HlnUInE nnd h"n'lnH
rnai Of Now Ynrk fsv"rit"" n"d u w""lh
not bc "a whitney pI"'lu' ll"n " " ""r"
not llborulIy supplied with h""' "l
young pretty VIvnriuug nnd w"l li"lnoh
aInalnE and dancing girls.
/ Tho Rcouic production !" f"n III"
aludlu OF JuHnrh Urban who Designer
aud executed tho wonderful production
OF tho Country Thontre, Now YORK.. IN"
| IIeRfeId FuiiieR and other nrtlnii" pt"r
duel ion. Of tho Mrtropnliinn HtnTC. Tho
matinee viii DO given at reduced rrlc"H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
TWO CONVERSIONS
At union MISSION
DR.. Yensru Delivers Powerful Sermon
to Large Crowd-Muoh In
tsreSt IL shown.

Two conversions N,,., tho result OF
last nights services ut the Union Mis-
sion by DR.. e. u. Fellcrs. IN. d., in
charge OF the evangelistic service which
started Sunday evening.
DR.. Fsllers sermon last night was on
the subject ~ Cheap or Chccp ReliG-
ion" He emphasized both. and told in
straight facts the meaning OF both. The
Cheap Relinion," that OF talking but not
being religious and the "Cheep Relig-
ION which costs nothing but an effort
TO get and means everything in every
man or woman's life"
The services were attended by a large
crowd last night. the auditorium heing
crowded. Or Teller sang sol" and
Inveh On the cS.".'''-'''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
WHY Not ol.t I'll. Rast1

wb.n YOU have a bad cold why not
yet tho best remedy obthinablc. ono
rat has n worldwide reputation for
A., ouTa. viz. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
NINE BURNING
At ARMSTRONG;
MEN ARE SAFE

A t-isrhonc rposIag~ to p"iiaire pole"
h~sdquartarS last night Topor'on I"',
,ha hrm,tronK Coal Company mlne at
Armstrong. In tho southern part OF ho'-
mont county. Ohio. was on fro inside
Tho Hcllairo police were given no DC
ITALIA concerning tho fire. but II was
stated in tho telephone mH""ag" Una,
,harr ,voro no mon In tho mlno. About
forty mon arc employed In tho mino nor
mally. ,,.,,-
Among tho mon Interested In tho own
crahIp OF tho mine are Sam row
Drllniro paint contractor. and Robert
MnttucI also of BellRire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Or. HOWARD HERE
Former Thompson Chnroh Pastor Well
YlsASsd With Farfsrs-
bury WORK

Rev. Harry c. Howard. ID. D.. or the
Eyrs, NJ r church, ParkcrsburG. was =
visitor In tho city on Monday and greet
ed many OF his local friends. His mis-.
sion hcrc particularly was 10 officlate at
the funeral Of tho late Albert {: Acker.
a close personal friend. In which ser
vice he was assisted by Rev. W. r.
craig OF Thomson NJ T.. church. OF the
Island DR. Howard said he was very
much pleased with his new charge ana
most favorably impressed with the city
Of ParkersburK. but that he would never
forget tho friends he had made In
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
!; THE: THEATRES ;
o o . . o. . o o .
MAGIC MELODY
PLEASING PLAY
OAToHr s0n1s nNohLLnHr CAST
AND BEAUTY OMOnUH. rnA-
TUnI UOUnTH rLAY
AtLrsGLIon win aamain Two More Days
ODns from nInadWap
nun

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
BREAKS A COLD
IN AFEW HOURS
"PAPu'H GOLD OOMPOUHD IL
nTAHTL1 hnLInvnn sTUFfi-
anaa AMD DtnThAns

p"n'i sIay stated az tI"li hI"~InI
and snuniiuEi \ hons 81 Zap" '"'"
Cu,nruund" t"ksn "VeIy ~" h"",I W.
an three dnasa are iAh'r nHn"hp h'""""
~ sovoIa '"ld aud Qua" @" s''PP'
Iuls''y
rho vsry mat doe" "r"nn yo"' ''"s
ssd ur r"AiSlis and ia" all u" a""S." 90
tho head sI"Ia n"ao iun"Ihsr ''''''""
tho headache duiin'aa. I"""''"h""S"
snsssins a",s"ss. God s'IH"'ha
Zane. aid tH,,upaund Ia tho duI'h
sst snru.I I'll,f ly,,"~d a"d '"aia ""l
% lev usn's - DIES sl"'"" " S'i- WIN
a,i aasistan,a i"Si"E "i'" CONTAIN" 90"
t"inIn' I"aisi "r"" l"r" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
FOG DELAYS BOATS
Packets Are Runnlng Several Hours
Iate-Lvow water at BAvsnsWooo.

Fog Is again playing havoc with
schedules Of packets on the Ohio river
and all boats arc running aeVeral hoGra
cal yharfmaster II tho prevailing
weather conditions continue. packets
will be delayed rs much as "a hours IN
some cSsea.
Only one boat arrived here YESTERDAY,
week from New Mntnmoraa
Since the ARTIFICIAL wnVc has been
created on tho river. no boats have oeen
able to pass Ravcnswood owing 70 inc
low stage Of the water.
,taRs OF eight fect and stationary
wn, registered here last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
MY GOLDEN GIRL

Never in his long. popular. prosperous
career has Victor Herbert enjoyed such
a vogue IN he Is today. My Golden
Girl" his latest and greatest Huco%S"'
win he scen here for two nights only.
next tuesday and Wednesday with We'd
ne.dny matinee. md II hchoor"S tho
hordes OF Victor Ierbert's admirers not
10 overlook their only opportunity TINS
season to spend night enjoying his
greatest OF All successes. Seats go on
M liz AnlurnnX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

to mako this declaration effective. II be-
came impossible for the Garth which re-
Ceiyed that llbatio ever again 10 toll
crate. In ireland or anywhere else In
tho world. conditions those heroes died
10 overthrow. After speaking thesc
words il became impossible for the pres
idcnt TO come back and set up such II
machinery Of forco to dominate tho
world, as Is embodied In this treaty. as
II would have been for Godfrey OF
Boulllon. or any other leader or the cru
sades to establish Mohammedan ism in
his own dominion after his return from
attempting to overthrow II IN the Holy
land
In referring that Europe wanted the
United States To join President Wilson'S
League OF Nations. not to prevent wars.
but TO draw from the United States
treasury the funds I'd equip now armies
and continue tho DloOdlctttlnB. NIT
! Cochran said before the Senate COM
mlttec
trrday. the whole world drank up. the
many natiunh are still intrnt on main-
} tanning great arnhInonta. but thsy can
not Huppurt them unlonh We give thom
tho noanh II In certainly imposhlblo f"T
! any az Thorn To- rooTHHnIGo lhduntTY hhd
1 ut tho Bano time maintain great NIL
ltaTy ustablis hmoni,
| Tho hpra of each oho In lhal We
win advau,s u tho capital "Hhnhl'a' y"
Ha induAtrIai reconciliation. "nn 'h"h
~ viii una Ito own ros"ur'on I" main
tain a Proai arn,h mont on lnnd ana no'
uononn,Inu ~lih all hia "rst"Tlal ahll-
ny ths 'lnnnstr0 us'' League pr Na'l"nH
an nubuiltsd by President Wilson. M
Cochran finally wound up WIN h'H
doc larot ton.
"rcn,o must DO established In Ireland
hcr,r, A can 10 made permanent
! Throughout the world r"aHs cannot T."
; ,.,a hiiahcd In ireland by Englhnd,
| Eight centuries Of hiat"rv prov" mat
! tho Iflah people. who hRvo rNSl"t'd Tor ,
: cign domination for min" centuries, WV,
, moi auh,mIt to It. oven though an attempt
/ to force II upon Thorn wcro made ny q
. thousand League OF Nations.
rho League OF Nations hero pro-
posed Is nm abomination. an attempt 10
! use the Cbonsciencc OF Chrtstchu"nh "
t,nctIfy and pcrpctuate wrongs which
morality and justice condemn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
BOURKE COCHRAN 8 ELOQUENT
DENUNC|AT|ON Of THE LEAGUE


bps"lal Dispatch I" The ln'slllG"n'''
fhICskO III. oct 10 r w. lb"hTS'
Cochran ~hu will speak Ia ~ l."ulS "i
b"tuhsT 10 la kanHna 'lty ga '","h''
20. aud Ia thl'"G" "n ''t""'' - ~
favor 81 the lehEu" ol nations "N'"''
appeared bdfot" tho nOilnl" l"I''Ah ~
Iatl"na UUmmitio" Ia Warrington 90.
NuSuAt 10 1910. 10 plead the ,auhs "'
Iceland
Nj t0'hTan al that tia" Irl" a''h 80
III" champion Of hla ta'" ""h h'"''''"
one 90 ~, moot urgent pl'aH Ia Hupl'"''
Of tho T-'"aniilou ~ tho iilSh i"ruh'''
\, that tlim9 the national '"'"r"lp" ""H
90 Ia IN thaI Al C",hTa" ,"uld Hv'
hi. undivided attention J." tho thlnS
presumably nsufaSi lilo h""h Ana ~
d"Ina ." hs denounced the ienF"" 81 -"
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49, '
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FOR a.. arcsntnnre NJ provisions In this
w. n LEh "a. hin.slf declares TO be
49, ,S "
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EEch tnnuEn ~" Snrrtc,n noints IA,
ser ~ c,,'hoSi.d IN ,hcm remains 10
PuC'p't SsNIrtar - hrutc force i'm.
rehucr tnc u oIulno Ill r. u,nt,. of
PoTStpiS H"' ""''N
p.r.mouns Duty
ar ,, h1II.ys M American would
uo ~ 80 ,hs rcsIcrntIon Of stricken
Swrone hut do think IL Is our para
t - 20 insiat thlt before We eN-
tanS tha hsn.ht of our resources 10
80, ~ comnrrv All IT'S own resources
- do,,mIed 10 rrstorine its industry
NV 49, 80, -. are liked 10 subordl nut q
nu 49, orr own resources 10
80 tnJruspI ~ nutlons which | think
snS Jr"S ~" ,.,iu dIsnut, are inferior
n"D inis,Iiyencs AMI In loyo Of JUS.
- We arc nslsed To give up the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
CRUDOLEUM
prsrEr.Is pANDRuRr AND
INAv1B r" NAr0
ROTT AND RLUFXY

Professional hair dressers arc using
IL In their hair and scalp treatments:
why not you? II Is n higher grade OF
Petroleum and contains sulphur and
other antiseptics. and hair nourishing
ingredients. combined. dissolved. and
filtered by nature. so thoroughly that
you would not know they were there.
yet their germ destroying properties
are evident. 1t Is light In color. pure
and pleasant TO use and will not alter
the color Of the hair, and the price for
q large bottle for family use Is only
agent in wheeling. Is authorized 10 give
you your money back II cRUpOLEUa
tails to please you.
long people who are just beginning
20 care Tor Their hair should be taught
10 keep the scaIF rlsan with CRUDO-
LEUM Il In Vern'n destroyer.
CRUDOLEUM - essential to cr"""-stnl
hair care: IL makes IL possible for you
10 have or retain hair beauty. II your
druggist does not keep u. send to VIM.
- 2irI-on Drug Co. Williamsburg Sta
- Price. by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
POTATOES ARE HERE

Tho first carload OF potatoes. being
sold by tho News on coupons nj VIZ"
n bushcl. arrived yesterday hhn'h inIE'
numhcr ~ them were delivered to pur-
chnscrr. The potatoes arc OF tho '"Rurn
Ruprct" variety from Michigan. and or
n splendid quality. Pcrsona holding
coupons can get potntocr today 80 long
ms the carload lasts. There were o"-
bushels In tho car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Two rustics wore watching q per-
foInance and suddenly one or them.
having wa;-h"d " slide-trombone being
played, exclaimed: "wnsw! Bill. did
YOU see that? Ther6 he goes again,
lock- IIc showed hnlf that horn down
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
EUROPEAN RELIEF
SUPPORT ASSURED
Representatives of 25 Organ
izations Make Plans for
Collection Here.

= The appeal of the European relief
council for the relief of 3,50o,oo0
children in Central and Eastern Eu-
rope received the support of twenty
1--WE prominent Washington organi-
cations at a meeting In the rooms
of the Board of Trade Friday.
Arthur c. Moses, chairman Of the
local committee of the relief coun-
ell, under whose auspices the col
lection of a S33. 100000 relief fund
will be carried on. beginning De-
eember 10, read kilograms from Her
bert Hoover showing the need for
immediate relief in Europe.
Conditions in the countries In
question were described as ''pitiful'
by Col Ernest p. RicknelL director
of foreign affairs of the American
Red Cross who recently returned
from the areas covered by the call
Tor relief
Plans for collecting the Wash
ingIon quota were discussed by
John Dolph. Mrs. Virginia White
SpeeI and others active in previous
similar campaigns Suggestions
made at yesterdays meeting will
be considered and definite plan
decided upon at a meeting in the
Burlington Hotel at noon today.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Wires Strung Across Jungle River
Link Capital and Panama Canal
ByFirst An-Land Telegraph Route

. Al new chapter In international
communication will be written to-
morrow. when for the tirst time in
history . telegraphic message will
be sent over an all-land route from
washington to Panama.
The missing link In the telegraph
lines betwesn Warrington end Pan
anna has been q three-mile stretch
between the towns OF Ayutla and
Nariacai, on opposite sides of the
Suchate River, which forms part Of
tbs boundary line between Mexico
and Guatemala. This gap has Just
been closed by the construction by
the Unionist government of Guate-
maia of three miles OF telegraph
wire over the suohate River.
n message originating In the
United States now may tbN sent by
land telegraph to Mexico City. and
through Guatemala City to San Sal
vador, Managua and San Jose to
Panama. Communication between
Washington and Panama heretofore
has been restricted to wireless and
cable.
Compilation Of the work which
supplies the missing telegraph link
will be observed al o'clock SUM-
day afteruoon at ceremonies at
tended by the representatives OF
twenty governments in the Pan
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
WOULD ENLARGE
WATER SUPPLY
Zifiman Resolution Calls for
Improvement Fund of Sur
plus and U. s. Money.

The creation of water improve
ment fund" to consist of the exist
ing surplus in the District treas
ury amounting to more than $4,000
900. augmented by an equak amount
appropriated by the Federal gov
ernmert, with a view to enlarging
the District water supply, is pro-
Nided IN a resolution introduced in
the House Friday by Representa-
tive Frederick ". ZihIman, of Mary
land
The Zihiman resolution provides
that this separate fund be used to
ca<ry out the recomme fhatfpns OF
the Federal Power Commission.
which was authorized by Congress
in tfie last session to investigate and
submit plans for securing an ade-
quats water supply for the District.
The Power Commission has not
yet fled its report, but is expected
to do so by January l. The survey
is being conducted by the Engineer
Corps of the army. 1t is expected
10 report to the Power Commission
by december 20, with recommended
tions providing not only for an in
creased water supply, but for the
Harvesting of the Potomac River to
produce hydro-electric power.
The Zihlman resolution provides
that the proposed water improve
ment fund be expended by the COM
miSsioners Of the District Of CO.
1umbiz-
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
BILL OPPOSES
TREASURY RULE
Wants Reserve System Made
Independent of Control From
That Source.

Separation OF the Federal Reserve
System from the Treasury Depart
ment and elimination of the control
Of the Secretary of the Treasury
over the banking organization Is
proposed in a bill introduced FRI
day by Representative McFadden.
Republican, of Pennsylvania. chair
man Of the House Banking and Cur
rency Committee. -.
The bill removes tho Secretary
from membership on the Federal
Reserve Board and ,abolishes the Of
fice Of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency. The comptroIier's duties
would be transferred to the Reserve
Board.
McFadden stated that hearings
will begin soon to expedite passage
Of the measure.
The bill also provides for a S7,-
100000 building for the sole use
and purposes of the Federal Re-
serve Board," said McFadden.
THE bill further provides that In
the future the Federal Reserve Sys-
tom out of its earnings shall pay. all
the expenses of the operation Of the
system formally met by an appro-
priation."
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
RIVERS CONGRESS URGES
NTERLOCKINC WATERWAYS
ROUTE TO COVER NATION
Sessions at New Willard End With Demand
For $1,000, 100000 Development Plan.

the resolution, -the adoption, with
as little delay as possible, of q plan
for the entire country Of q compre-
hensive system of waterways. con-
nected wherever practicable; and in
the formulation of such plan mill
tary needs should be carefully con-
sidered- Such plan, when adopted.
should be pushed to early compile
tion. attention to be given FIRST to
the main rivers and canals which
may be regarded as trunk-line chan
nels of a general national system
of water highways, the work on
these main lines to be prosecuted as
rapidly as possible. so as to permit
of their prompt use"
Vast Expenditure Involved.
The program calls for the ex-
penditure of $1,000, 100000, but this
figure was not mentioned for fear
Congress would be frightened from
any possible consideration of the
plan. OfficiaIs frankly admit they
have no hope of adoption of the pro-
gram. either wholly or in part. at
the present short session,
Another resolution adopted yes
terday invited official attention to
''the vital need of increased trans
portation facilities demanding "the
earliest possible completion of all
projects approved by the u. 8. En-
gineers and authorized by Congress-
I'VE therefore urge" 1t continues
that the Congress appropriate each
year the maximum amount of money
requested by the Engineers to en-
able them to carry on the work OF
the several projects as planned"
Congressman Renamed President.
Representative John II. Small. pi
North Carolina, was reelected pres
ident of the congress. and s. A
Thompson, of this city, was named
secretary-treasurer for the ninth
successive time. Capt. J. +. Eli
son. Cincinnati. and Senator Joseph
E. Ransdell. of Louisiana, were
chosen directors with life tenure,
and Col John /. Martin, St Louis,
was made sergeant-at- arms.
Vice presidents for each State and
directors for the eleven districts
into which the congress divides the
country were elected
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
I75J 900 ERlisfed Men
Enough, House Viesr

Rcductson Of the enlisted stresrth'
Of the army to igb.oeo will be or
dered BY special legislation 10 be
hurried through congress. This was
determined by members Of the
House Military Affairs Committee
and House leaders Friday night sf-
ter Secretary Of War Baker. had been
Erfiied fer recruiting u 10 2es.3sf
ON November 30. or 33.3s4 more than
authorised by the last sppropris-
tion. Unless he receives Legislative
instructions 20 the contrary, Secre-
tary Baker told the committee he
proposes 90 90 right ahead until
the army In recruited up to 1t7.oee.
the full force allowed by the re-
organization act. He contendsd the
reorganization act made this man
datory.
What the committee resented was
the creation Of a deficit which. IL
was feared. would reach 10000. zoo.
Baker estimated the deficit At t6o.-
100000. and was confident IL would
not approach s1oo, ,o0o. 900.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
ADVANCE FORECAST
IN PRINT PAPER BILL

NEW YORK. Dec i1.-The print
paper bill Of the American press for
1921 will be s3oo.ooo. 900. the Editor
and Publisher will say tomorrpw
The Editor and Published based
its prophecy on contract prices Of
ave leading paper companies for
the frst quarter of 1921, assuming
these prices will be maintained all
year. The total for the year rep
resents an increase Of almost s75,-
100000 over last years cost. In ar
riving at the figures no attention
was paid to spot prices.
American Union building in wash
ington. This notable gathering of
officials will be present to witness
the sending Of the first message TO
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
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What When Where

ThsePadraic II. Pearse branch of
the Friends OF irish Freedom, Typo
graphical Hall, 423 G street north
west. 8 D. m. o..
The Polish Club, Knights of Py-
'tbias HALL 1o12 Ninth street north
west, ] p. m
Past state Deputy Leo A Rover,
knights Of Columbus, to exempiify
the third degree to candidates, 3 p.
M
ADDRESS. Mrs. Maud Ballington
Booth Church OF the Covenant, ) p.
m, and at the Second Baptist
Church. s p m
The -Ahayath Zion Society, Hanu-
kahfS entertainment, Y. NJ II. A,
Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue,
$50 p m.
Hike, the Wanderiusters, starts
from Benning race track at ? D. m.
Take District line cars from Four
teentlr street and New York avenue.
w. Palmer Hall, leader.
opsi Forum, Universalist Church,
corner Thirteenth and l. streets
norshvest, D. m.
concert. Community Center Band,
BeuArd Theatsr. ssso p m