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INSURANCE COMPANY ELECTS.

Dover, Jan "a 4-Stockhnlders Of the
Delaware State Grange Mutual Fire
Insurance Co Saturday elected the fol-
lowing directors for one year: ). HI. Mes
sick. Daniel Short, G. r. Mai r. G.
steele. Jacob Rooss f. c. Bancroft. John
Heyd. ). H. Derby Edward A. Evans of
Chesw old was elected director TO succeed
J. Frank Prettyman of Pennington,
resigned
The directors elected the following
officers: President s II Messick. Bridge
vile: John Heyd Felton; treasurer.
secretary, h. L. Cowgirl, Dover. Jacob
Roosa and f. c. Bancroft were chosen
auditors and s II Messick John Heyd
ana :. II Derby. executive committee.
The secretary called attention to the
lact that the Delaware Auto Insurance
Co, was in process Of organization As
al sato owners are privileged 60 particI-
pstein benefits II WAS decided inadvisable
Tor the Grange TO enlarge its activities
IA this direction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWS OF A DAY
), FROM THE STATE
Norman More Than a Hundred
Years Old Attends Funeral,
Alone and UnaSSisted.
WORK IN HOME ECONOMICS
Annual Epiphany Party OF Class
OF Milford P. E. Sunday School
a Pleasing Affair.

From Every Evenings Correspondents-
Milford, Jan. 2A--Fridsy evening,
the annual children's Epiphany party of
Chris. p. Y. Sunday-school was held Mt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. John Abbott,
an Nest Front street The senior class
81 tho school. under the direction OF it's
,.a,hcr. Miss Clsra Yardley Prettymnn,
delightfully."- portrayed several chsrades
and also presented play, written by one
~ the mcmbcr.. Lynn Pratt, Jr
The first charade spelled in five bleauS
the wprd "infatuAsiou" Another charade
porsrsyci iu several tsbleauy the name OF
the rector Of the parish, Rev. Thomas
V. W,ngste \ onc-act playiet, written
hv a member OF the class and entitled
"Fa,hcr Smells a Mouse. was rendered
bv LYNN Pratt. Elizabeth Reedy. Bertha
yicricl. Donald Shockley, Laurence Lack
Miss Clara Y. Frettyman. Misses Mary
Rcedv, Alice Psquette and Hosaile
Nichols Abbott. Dick Abbott and Eugene
Pratt
Master William Robinson, Jr., enter
,ained with several instrumental piano
selV'ions. and after q collation., all en-
loved dancing The final event OF the
evening was the cutting of the large Epiph
anv cake. containing the twelve gifts
About fftv were present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford. Jan. 24.--The funeral OF Mrs.
Hester Handy, wife Of Willard Handy, a
prominent farmer Of Reliance, rear here,
took place from Gethsemane NJ 7. Church
Reliance, today, Rev Thomas {. Jones, a
former pastor Of the church, officiating
Mrs. Handy. who was 81 years of age,
had been member Of Gethsemane Church
for number of years.
The heaviest hoE reported butchered
this winter was slaughtered, Saturday, by
Walter Holt of West Seaford, It weighing
5a4 pounds
Junior Morgan young son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Morgan, entertained ten
Of his friends. Saturday, in honor Of his
third birthday anniversary
Mrs. Huey jackson has had as her
guest for several DAYS. Miss Myrtle Wright
Of Hurlock. Md.
Nrp. w. G. puckson of Dover is visit
ing her sister. Mira W. A. Hill at the Ho-
tct Sussex
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
SEEKING RE-TRiAL..

Fighting strongly for a re-trial and
reduction Of her sentence 81 hfe I'M
prisonment for participation IN the
murder of Homer Jones, Negro chauf-
fer young wife of Clarence n Cothron.
also sewing a life sentence for two
murders those OF Jones and of John
T. Weldon, has had her case taken up
70 the Court Of Errors and Appeals of
Maryland, sitting at Annapolis at the
present time by her attorney. John q.
Garrett, of Rockville. Md. The case,
which is No. II on the list, and was
scheduled to be heard last Wednesday.
was passed by the Court to February ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Jan 24.-The Tuesd ay Night
Dancing Club, formed two weeks ago
IN succession TO the Married Peoples
Dancing Club has completed its organiza-
,ion and announced dates for five dances
The first dance will he gwen on Wednes-
dav night at Arnorv Hall.
The local W c. L. Z will meet tomorrow
afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs. Roy Can
non on We., Second street
A very interesting program wa. offer
cd NJ the regular meeting nf the Milford
Grange. SATURDAY. afternoon in Grsnge
Hall. in charge ef Ms Albert J.. Num-.
Professor Charles A NeCue of Delaware
College Agricultural Experimental sta
ton and Farm. aud s II Derby of Wood
side gave interesting addresses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Reaar far Ilt.zarr.

TvcFvfhfug fs in readinars f.r
opening ~ the ffth annuai ff-Itr
odd Fellows Building Tenth ard kI
streets. 70 continue every nigh
February s. Tho uenrer stag f
citation ~ Delaware fSniEe so
o. r.. i= IN charge - he hazaar
en- Indications are that inis yenr
gan ~ .hstter. bigger than ever
30 anticipatsd. Many new features
he introduced thia year with the 80
iinu ~ different prchastras each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
WYOMING ROUND TABLE

Dover, Jan 2a-Wvominr Round
Table oh.crveds il anniversary. Friday
evening lsst The club hcup was filled
10 capacity with members and friends
The progrsm, Of literary and social
nature, WAS participated in by the mem
hers including a quartet, Mrs. Jackson
Mrs Spencer, Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Clarke. which sang humorous selections
A playle, Hanging out the Wash,
was cleverly gwen by Wyoming resi-
dents Mrs Martha Cooper Clark. gave
\ reading after whion the Club History
was read bv Mrs. Thomas Warren. Re
ireshments and dancing concluded the
evenings entert aInmeur.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
DISASTERS OE al "RLO OOD AND IRONv STARVED BRAIN

When your blood I. starving for iran no
fn.f~ TONES mr. stmnlsnts can rut you
light. You must eat the huaks of grains rf the
p-~ls and skins ~ fruits and Vegetables se our
l1fefath-fs dbl 90 enrich Yuut biDod ard M
I With strength rrinF iron Or take little Or
.stir trun from time 60 tirse 20 make uB fof
The loss csuse1 by modern method. %
living. But be sure that the from you take
IL orsrnle iron and not metallic OF mineral
Iron which people usually take. hetsiic
lfpr Il iron lust as u comes fen the sction
snf I. therefore entirely different tlffns from
organic Iron Organic iron u Ike The iron in your
hicod nj like the irpu In spiuech I-ntii. aud
The name "A Huufsd Iron. Nurzsed ifun repr.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
DISCONTINUE PENINSULA TRAIN.
Love Point-Lewes Trafflc Transferred
to Main Line.

Ccntcrville. Jan. 2l.--Pres,nnsbly In
tho effort 20 curtail operation expen-
SEES, the Maryland. Delaware and vir-
ginia Railway Co. on Thursday an
nounced the dlscontinuance OF the
special trnin which for many years
has run between Love Point and
Isewcs. Del. Passengers TO and from
Centervillc station will be accommo-
dated by tho main line train. which
will make special trips To this point
night md morning.
Leaving Lewe., Dell half hour
earlier than usual In tho morning, the
main line train win bnck into Center
vile yards and then relay passengers
to Queenstown. The earlier stnrt win
enable passengers TO reach Love Point
at about the same hour as formerly.
At night centervllliana returning from
Baltimore viii he brought directly
from Love Point TO Centerviilc. II Is
believed the old schedule will be res
stored durins the summer months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
REFUGEES FACE STARVATION.
Allies Asked To Aid 10000 Ruselsns in
The Crircs.

Salonica. Jan "a 4-Thirty thousand
refugees from Crirnca in tho Caucasls
among whom are ~ generals 40 col0nels
and nephew of fhe novelist Tolstoy.
face starvation unless aid - sent sOon
bY the Allied governments, il is learned
here
The depleted condition If Greek re-
sources does not permit ~ any assist
snee being furnished by the Greek gov
eminent and the French. who have cared
for the refugees. are withdrawing. leav-
ing the work in the hands Of a few ArneTi.
cans who are without adeq1ste supplies
TYphus and ether diseases are rampant
and scores Of deaths sre beng reported
daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

r>n.- ofrznfc iron in srch hixhiy condeu-~d
form that on. fos- uf II r. estimated 20 Be
approximately equivalent fiu organic iron
cnnterti % ,sfirs one-hsa quart n spdnscb,
one quart n rsen vsg~tablss or hsf
dozen sppls.. lts iike taking extract u b.,f
instead "a eatins pounds "A m.at. Nuxstsd
Iron atso contains = product rrprrs.rtinv the
prlnetpzI chemical constituent q ACTIVE
LIVING NERVE FORCE Tor feeding th~
nerves. 80 that IL ray therefore BE- said 10 b.
both BLOOD AND A NERVE FOOD.
Over a .poo lgoo, people srruslly 81. uFrs
fHrztsf Iron. ~ aff not iuiafs the teeth
nor disturb che stomach. few dose. win
cftr1 conurenc~ to enrich yuszr biood. give
Y0fi new strength ard energy ard hsip revitslis-
yrur uprnous exhausted nerves. snf thereby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEW LIVES SCHOOL.
Entire sa0.a0e Pond Issue Sold to sus-
Sox Trust Co nj Premium.

sex Trust Co. NJ Premium.
Sneciai C,orre~pcudence of Evcry Evening
Iewes. Jan. 24--Tho Sse,ooo school
loan for Iseves was sold on Saturday
ia the Sussex Trust Co. at a premium
Of $3.50. The bonds bear interest at
5A per cent. There were several local
bidders, who bid up 10 $4,000 worth
Of the bonds.
The new school is To cost S25o.0OO'
the 100000 being provided by the
Delaware School Auxiliary, The build
ing will be located on South street, near
the town limits. but within the limits,
an ideal location, being on a main road.
II win have 20 rooms and will be wei
anpointed. Plans are nearing compile
ton and il is expected that bids VIII
be asked for next month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

iagton, u. c., visited State Director
r.. W. Helm. last week. to disc,iss mat
ters pertaining to the Home Economics
situation Of the State. While at Newark
Miss Fisher inspected the Home Econo-
mic work Mt Womens College.
Miss Fisher. accompanied by Mins
Jennie Il. Bear, State supervisor Tor
Home Economics, also inspected the
work in the high schools of the State
during the past few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
NEWS OF DELMAR.

Dc,msf. Jan. "a Mrs @ r. Powell
ente famed number Of her friends at q
r.okonole party. Thursday afternoon
from : 20 5 o'clock Assisting her IN serving
luncheon We're Mrs. A. l.. Parker, Mrs
F. y Faulkner. Mrs S. Harrison Jones
A dwelling and outbuilding owned by
Joseph W Beach and occupied by John
Robinson. about two miles from town.
wesc burned. Friday afternoon. The loss
is nartisllv covered by insurance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

greatly s.r-n.th-, Y-uf viff po--f .rs 80 Us
restoring ycflf feiiirz neuorF. n 80 sre rHf
stfuny ard veil you eve v % Fo1ft<f - nakr
she following test See hor ic1S Yo1 car wtff
cy n0r Tar y0u can vss sft0f i~frrHF
tifef. f-r' tex- f-o h~. grsin Tablets RI ri
dinary Sursief ff1n thfs~ Nfi~s W O.. affsI
meals Ter two r~~ss. fhrn tcT Frlr rtferrft
again ard Sc ho~ uurh Fru have q
Numbers a u~Tvurss rI1srrfr I~rfi-. gIir
were siiirs al the whii< hzvf rlfprF.rfiv q
creased thsir strength srf tnfrarfs IL fFa
viii be rrfurd<i ~ fhs rrarfffsrfuf-fs IA erH
DO not oStsin perfectly zfisfsrfafr r-srifs
p.7~r. ~ substitutes Ai-sys irsisf ~ farIrf
zsrii re cf .srfc irrr--kusafvd ffsr r rrN -
fr- fesssss ~ A. on rw-ry fstsf~f faif r-.I~sl~ss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
PRIEST FROM NEW GUINEA.

Dover. Jan PA Catholic Priest
rom New Guinea visited Dover, ycstey-
dav. and 10 addition "a speaking IN Holy
Gross Church. spoke in some Of the Protes-
tant churches Of Dover.
HIS talk was If his people and the work
c, Christisnizina OF them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
FARRELL CAMPS BIG NIGHT.
Pennsylvania Degree Team WIN Install
Officers This Evening.

This viii be a big night for George
V. Farrell Camp. Spanish War Nete-
rams. al the Armory. this evening. The
newly elected officers viii be installed.
In addition there will be some inter-
esting degree work, which win be per-
formed by a team from Pennsylvania.
1t is hoped that every member Of Far
rell Camp will be in attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
lanes Massey Dead.

Greensboro, Md, Jan. 24.-James
Massey died at his home here on Friday
morning at the age Of IS years. Mr..
Massey was 81 graduate OF Maryland
University. He is survived by his
widow and two CONS, William Il. and
J. Alan Massey of this place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
l'',,(.')).1|L.: :, J % Is
'Papes Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up' Quit blowing
and snuff1ing A dose of "Papes Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
ul three doses are taken usually breakr
any cold right up.
The very first dose opens clogged nos
txils and the air passages of the head;
stops nose running; receives the headache.
dullness. feverisbness.
''Papc's Cold Compound costs only
a few cents at drug stares. IL acts with
ou. assistance, tastes nice. contains no
eLiAiDe-Inslst upon Paiesi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Entertainment at Brandywine.

A nidwinter entertainment. entitled
"A District School" win be held IN
Brandywine NJ r. Church. Twenty
second and Market streets. Under the
auspices Of the Brotherhood. at 40
o'clock tomorrow evening. a pleasing
program will be rendered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
HaRuas.s ov HONOR Herr

with es 500 deadweignt tors fra Wsr
len plant n the bethlehem shirhuiidi'
Corpora ton. Ltd stands eiererfh
the United states in the usftrf
aggregate prodnctiou ana eirhfear
IN the entire world for ta10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
Delaware CITY Realty Sold.

At a trustees sale at the Court House
Saturday. q lot and house. belonging
to the Michael Hagan estate, located at
Fifth end Green streets, Delaware City,
was sold to Cherries Shorter of Delaware
Citv for $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
% Seek postofiice Jobs.

There were - candidates in the clerk
carrier civil service examination held to-
day at the Federal building. This makes
the largest class since 1917.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
IlZzI3lE1 l1AEZ5a| 1lisZ

nington. to be treated for an affected left
ear.
Apartment for rent. 3 rooms and use
Of bath, 40 " Fifth street. New Castle,
Del Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
A Brain Can't Work Right
on Thin, Watery Blood
WITH PLENTY oF IRON AND RICH RED BLOOD YOUR
tic, forccful men with the power and energy To win

WITH PLENTY IRON AND RICH RED BLOOD YOUR
II
Without ron eraig sf blood
FOOLISH THINGS and make bad decisions
o~d dronva
you DIDN'T THINK RIGHT fxhv e
rune
Of
ymakeco of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
- -
KENT COUNTY AUDIT.

Dover. Jan 25.--Auditors Walter o.
Hoffsckcr and John G. Hopkins have sub
mitted their audit Of the accounts OF the
comptroller Of Kent county, TO Resident
Associate Judge W. III. Boyce. They say
they have found the accounts OF Comp
tyollex Harry B. Grieves correct Tnat
they have examined the published annua
rapport OF Comptroller Grieves and find II
also correct, which shows receipts from
nIl sources in the general fund, including
fees from county officers, collectors o.
taxes, constables, etc, to have been from
December l, 1919 to December |, 1920
Sl6l, ,S65.2. Expenditures, Sill, 737 81;
balance in the general fund, s54. l27 IS,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
THERE APE W .oo Do .yo on

RID BLOOD CORPUsrLEs in
your blood and each ore must
have iron Don't ny ~ "fcol
youraelf into thinking you are
man Of red blood ard iron-
when you have god rcsson t0
suspect that you are not f--cor
sider the SIZE or YOUR BANK
BALANCE and what success
you have had In iifs a MAN ls
ONLY PART or a MAN WHFN
HIS BLOOD LACKS IRON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

Many . capable man fails jUsf
SHORT DP SUCCESS
NEARLY GETS TITrpr" But
NOT QUfTE simply Decauss
he lacks sufficient iron IN he
blood TO give him the physics.
strength and poeer 10 furrish
the proper FORCE TO Hls
BRAIN and the STAY TfVRFr
STRENGTH TO IT'S WILL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
HOME ECONOMICS WORK.

Newark, Jan .2S.-Miss Ger evieve Fisher,
Federal agent for Home Economics, Wash
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Diamonds

Only an expert can deter
mine the true value If
Diamonds. Therefore buy
YOURS at the House whose
years of reputation for in.
tcgrity guarantees 20 y"u
that the quality is exactly
as represented.
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1.-THE THEATRES !
THE Bat At
COURT A WEEK
COMES HERE FRESH FROM THREE
WEEKS TRIUMPH IN
BALrrNORE
Opens SIX Day Stay In wheeling with
Performance This
Evening

Each seazoS there = one lay mat
stands on, high above all the other SIC
ceSscS as "tne one G:g h.t ., the year.
Th.S one b;S hi 'nt las; season. ami IN
fact continuing into the currcn' sea
son. was The Bat witch WIgrnha ;
and Kempc= are TO present 'uT he ca
tire wee bcCiHa.nS ms evening at tine
Cur; theatre
Tine la" IN S~HSLt.una,ly AL dram
atIC reCer,:E. 49, .,rh.eycd Ec.rAlS "i
success %ot attained hy any S.'n,,@r o.
Ccvjng within the memory OF 'hc present
generation OK jArItrcgoe:S. Starting ~
tive midS: ot the heIied sinlhe: e.
last year the play has continued vel
into It's second year - the Morocco
theatre in New Work. Not one" has IN"
standing room "n'N StIu h"ra reIn"'"t
from Is doors. Heat. holiday season.
Lent business depression or anything
else has had any effect uc"n lis p"p"-
'arity. At times sven staining room
has been a. premium.
Su: even more SPmS.,,.uUI' HGS been
rho success 90 the play = tn!raEu. Many
bays thai Ias; ,'c-r n New Foc, are
content W.th 4 tcN months n the WcS'.
EN- metropolis. Tie Rat went .atn y
theatre the Princess. Gar TeT oTed> from
he theatr.cal ce&ter. shattered n. Al
tendance records and stayed = Whole
,cor in that city. THIS proved Is uni
Sr-Eal appeal. Noe anticipating any
NUch success the Princess was aSS:g5ed
:, ARCHER attraction cu- ;h'> season.
nat "phc Ba;' was SIN r3Lv'US I cap
ar.;y. II was removed % tohaH'> Grand
~ ChiCaso and in tuiS i."gsr r'aHH"u""
again made nav records. N.tN 81, u
records no wonder Ina; W&Gsuha.s &
Kemper LOOK IN surprise az = statrTHc1t
which does no, show capacity hUs.n"Ss
Mary Roberts E.neha-; and Avery
AopvoNd have evolved SOY IN "Tha
Rat" which IS unique in that L Is pure
adventure. thrills. suspense. laughs and
rrystery There * not a semolance OF
sex problem IN Il. That they have
reen able to maintain sn"h interest IN
wholesome play that IS iwSr a good
story indicates the ner:: o. their work.
There is seldom an audience witnessing
The Bat" that does not literally st
~ the edge 81 it's scar wondering and
anxiousiy waiting for what Will happen
next with teNSitv wrought IN hTs-
ter:cal stage IN the hrst ~" acts. the
third act Is even more gripping That
The play continues To Shat;er records
throughout the country Indicates mat II
IS one ot those offerings everybody
sends their friends 10 see. The cas-: -
an excellent one. including Norma Phil
l.os. Charles Gotthoid Herman tteh.
Ursula Ellsworth. MAY Ga'yer Robert
S.cverS Raymond wR.6urn R"nert
Checker and Leo stark
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PLAZA OPENS WEEK
WITH Al PROGRAM

We've GO: on unbca table combination
for ynur enjoyment at ;he Para thea
tire Mondav. Tucsda.' and Wednesday,
Tom Moore IN = r"N EGpCrt hughes
comedy p:odu,rG hy GO,dwNr. From
tho Ground "" WITH charming Helene
,hadwich p,ayiAc 0pp"~'lc ia" star.
No s,roUger comedy ,"ilb.n"i.on can TIC
found on the screen tod.
Mr.. Hughes is now ~ famous - q
photodramaUSt as h" = a. 4 novelist
and dganatiSt has given smiling lCni
Moore ~ breezy. a Irish. as cu"HN a'd
human rnlc 80 he DID IN tod NVuT
Horses AID TOM Moore i-.pS XaIiy
and i:Eht-hrurt,di, tuOnrh J..
The stor- concerns Tr"en,e G,.u.e",
newly arrived 'u rui> COUNT. whose
nrrt job IS as "&a,c; 10 4 steam ~EoNe,.'
\ hd;moa;, =. q do,';I bal. :, pepper box
and hiI ~" !::,h ht!p him "a riS" ~ y
;ilv "r'"m ;Is gro-.ud ny ~ the TOP
'iou" of 81 = -rr5."v" 1922 n" he ped 10
bu;ld -ru,s:GInr IT, huiilrr and 'o-t-:I,-
Ia" ard Winning the S.'O.,ci daW ;hie"
nr the man win" conceived tire pUildIuE
To-: }c>f ~; N:> money before H. >oO, d
complete :
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1.-THE SHElk" At COURT
ALL or NEXT WEEK

The featured PLAYERS in "T'h" She.k
s-e SSres Ayres AMI Rudolph NaInn-
tino. Mise AyreS is sta- in her own
-cht we'll known 20 SAra mount audi
.nceS. while Mr. Valentino. who Won
fams b. his rema rkab!e performances in
THE Four HovSemen OF. the Apoca'ysc.
20 re sarded by critics as on" % the beSs
leading men OF tho sc-cen. Hahas what
is known as CLASS" and In. tho tltla ro,e
o. THE Shcik" his dominating petsOr-
Alitv asserts !,seI: r. every sSere with
convincing effect Miss AyreEs in For
hidden Fruit" Cecil Z. De Mile pr''''
ducrior won recognition FOR he" ss: n
- Il dramatic actress Again - IA
TIE Nffairs OF Ana,o.' She riakes tie
use OF. the material Afforded be- IN one
episode % that screen masterpiece. The
combination o. Agnes Avres ard '.r-
do;ph ,yonen,!nn m,Hes The SneiA'
ADDITIONALLY powerful.
The Sheik" vii n" seen - he Cous:
A., r>xt week. four times Gaj.v. 2nd :.
{ urG 9.
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MELODY MAIDS HEAD
WEEKS BILL At REX

From the Appearance az tbs STOW n
the Eek this week. starting tnlS after
noon. this cOSr Etl'c PLAYHOUSE has eS-
tabllshed -" a. the raj N-GdeG':,lc
Institution II Greater Wheeling. and
always will continue 49, sTch. a. :, il
the raHaGcnl"ntS SUE am l.. always
give Wheeling fu!ks the hest that II
nbta!nab bic. not alone III the yaudc. HE
portion OF the oTsr rg, huc $50 tbs
ature picture as well.
The big doub,e offering THIS week :
headed b. the artistic Offering. Me vdv
Maids an extremely clever SeNtctre q
talented musicians a wei az N0cai,sts.
and II may be Consclent. ousIy stated
that this Is one o. - t.ghaS; nr'rsd
acts over brought 20 Whec..nG. Murdoch
and Kennedy have a singing ard talking
act that il chuck fuI o. comedy and
bound 10 please the most shcpci"al The
y. L. o Trio are three clever chaps who
just pound the xy,ophouss to- az they're
worth. and have BY SO do.nx Won them
selves a worldwide reputation. ~, d
Reese. the extraordinary tenor -
recognized artist and n y class all alone
IN song entertainments. The balance OF
the vaudeville Offering. news weekly
and rip-Snortins comedy could not be
improved upon. The feature picture
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Ktnqa panrhtAra.

Miss M~rSdrc; kindclbc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12

played on Narwoou floor with Ectfe sdd
saturday December 18th NRrwood is
developing 4 fast md speedy team
again this year, and this promises to re
All Interesting game. The girls WI
Dr>cmrr". The G:st dUubl,. header VIII
to r."I.d on tie Wacwood foo" with
Me West i.!S"rtN teams January {.
Community Christmas.
Tn" community center committee -
working hard !ur the most s'.crrsatu}
Community Christmas Warwnnd has
ever had !; Will be hold on pvcrmher
- at the .llrh s"hnn. and everyone with
any dnua lions Of all kinds Cor the poo"
and needy are asked - j." r"aGv w!,A
Ihem. BESIDES II bcuur..UI Chr!Sin \
tee. program % carols AM Music
Viii hr rendered und"r IN" h.rrrl.nn az
Miss CasS Mrs, +. " Fi.';cs is Erner-
a Cho'rman IN charge OF the rroGra IN
and The following committee from The
different church Drxar!@tr.oas. Mes
danes H. {. Kennedy " l. Jones. y.
~ MrCNu'e Arch E.dpcir. William
William Cha mOerS W - Mckee. and
Harry Smith.
Kings Daughters.
The W0Twood circle o. kmes
Daughters Will ho,d their regular nee
'ng Tuesday r'tu.ng uecrmnrr II at
the home Of Mrs +. L. l.umupuu list
street very Interesting m"",,rg t<
Al srurc Tor ;he members.
Personals.
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