davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

talking. are leo percent artists. and the
manner IN which they deliver ;h"!r
wares mover falls t. aulusc. Melodies
AID Steps. four srr,ehtiy young ladies'
possess good personality. looks ana
STYLE and show Versatility IN all their
numbers In~rnw. IT,, Fanny TrickSt"r.
- 4 Sur" cur" frr tn" hlu"s and artHT
" :rrss:r.; his act You will say Il could
enjoy 20 sc" him work The entire after
r!uun OF evening" THO stellar act, Hazel
iIiCk"y and company N The Night
R0a;." has 70: what tho people want
namely. a snappy sketch with plenty OF
sread Interviewer with n very pleasing
story that causes situations I" arise
that are very perpleN'ng. Il gorgeous
amount Of special scenery and cieCrI-
cal etfeSts that are carried 70 give moro
than usual value The Rex Weekly.
with all current events: Al s.. Johns In
Hay Time" a r!p-srorting comedy fuH
OF laughs gaior". ana the unusua! hrst
run feature picture. Her Winning
Way" with tho most popular or Mi
stars. Mary Miles Minter. In buying the
picture Offering alone tho public Will DO
receiving more than full value for their
money: aud - think. such an array or
vaudAvilie acts AZ such reduced prices.
Continuous is now tho policy at the ever
popular playhouse from | to IL y. m.
the vaudeville going on at 3. and 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
PLAZA PRESENTS BETTY
COMPSON TODAY

A. clheers are reckoned BETTY Comp
sons has been truly meteoric. Those
who see her IN her latest picture. For
Those We Love" produced by tho star
herself. At tho Plaza Theatre. where Il;
Will play FOR three days. beginning To-
day. wil, recognize a talent that rose
above adversely and found rs own leve'.
Not many years ago. Miss Compson was
playing the rlol!n in an act on inc
vaudeville stage. Her success was the
result n. an unusual natural talent FOR
music combined with a personality that
reached beyond the footl!ghts.
II was during this period ~ her ar;lS-
NC career thu, a.. Christie saw her.
He Immediately offered her what seemed
, tremendous sum 20 become tho leading
lady n his famous screen comedies.
To make this part % h"r story Sh"rs'
she made good Immediately. Their.
when ;&e la" George l-oane Tucker
engaged Miss tn:upSon Cor THE M'raca
Man" she made sucN = profound I'M
preston N c-!;!rs and public alike mar
oh, decided 20 form her own producing
organization.
Her rrst ptcture under her own banner
was "I'r!sopc Of Love" which WAS re-
leased hv Go:dwyn. For ThoSc We
Love" her new starring pTo6uNt"h'
ecds rcre among tho leading stars IN
the film world.
Her latest picture was directed oS
Arthur Rossor. and Is the photopaS
version OF n story by Fer.cy Poors
Shcehan. I. Is being distributed by
G1iIwyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
RESUME
Of THE WEEKEND

Wheeling high srn""lG heavy. hut
undetermined foo bal team d"wncd tn"
clever eleven rrirrScu'inG WHrwo"d
nigh school Saturday AFTERNOON on the
H. III sch""i athletic fi..l on tho Island.
before q fair sized crowd by The score
Of @u-u
WhccIing's weight. aided by HiXen-
haugh and Thomas p'HNiTG. WAS 10"
much for Warwood. Warwood has al
ways been AFRAID OF the cold and Blue.
hu; showed III, we'll considering the dill
fcrcnCes Of the two Schools
Tho M.l!ers of WHrwo0d. starred. with
several other players showing good form.
The team showed good training hui was
ll.ht on the offensive.
Mingo Loses to Ferry.
Martins Ferry had difficulty IN down
ing the representative eleven or MlnGo
high Saturday on the Ferry field. WIN
Ming by n single touchdown. There was
no goal.
Mingo was touted "a being strong
and although the t'errians had trained
hard. Coach I.ouCk's boys we're c"mpe!1-
ed 10 20 the limit 10 win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
UNCLE TOMS CABIN"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

II the PRESS opinions count for any
thing William II. Eibh!e's production
OF Uncle Toms Cahl2." which Will be
seen a: the Couv: Friday and Saturday.
SEPT 2S-34. with daily ma,'neeS has
crIght the public fanny. The theatres
where ere offering has been made -
sal tn have been crowded q: every per
so-n.ance. and no reasonable double re-
mains chat business on tho season WI.
reach figure that 49, as;ontSh n"
dramatic world For play holding
the stage over Nifty years WITHIN which
rAr!od no. a s!rg,s season has elapsed
during which Il was entirely absent
from the theatre "tnc,e Toms Cabin"
,,,lr exhibits wonderful vitality. Scorned
-,d!cu,ed ard rejected os the ejrc; IN tNe
more important theatres Few years
ago I, - now ensconced in the very
homes or art and thousands are weep
ing and laughing over Ia various i0c:-
a.n,s nightly doubt whether there
has ever been SO lavish ard adrTua'- =
production % .his play az thH' which
Mr. Klbhle vii, b-!rE - our c''T. II"
scc-ss which ara displayed c"i'' n'i
"a s,ly he Improved. Each r!c'ur"" ne
-.a.itv as closely "a paint and canvas
w, pc-rn.:. and ~ stage T"rS""''ii|e
g en- deep nat 80 "fteC: - eScH2t'ona'N
nle.s,nR The company IS as" wor'hH
~ "a environment. So many actors "'
,,s,sl,r reputation hars never het"rA
hasr .e.n engaged toEe;rcr "a mis- pay
III. NOS, pleasing chorus ~ co'"re'
r,., - a decided novelty. and At r."
no,,,. Mr.. Ktbhl- has made plain what
brains. money and energy can aSco'i-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
LANCFORD-TATE BOUT
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
Elimination TonrnG 1nent For Colored
Boys is Progressing at
CovtnGton- Ky.

Special to I'll" Iutcl"genccr:
Cincinnati Sept. lone Of the de-
,.idInE contests n the elimination tour
namcnt Ia settle the worlds champion
ship among the great negro heavy
weights. will he held "Wednesday night
Sept. 81. at the Riverside arena. Cow
ington. Ky. Sam Langford. Boston Tar
Baby. and perhaps one ~ the most
famous Of the big ho>-rs OF the present
day. Will lock horns with Big Eli Tate.
famous az the ono man who could with
stand the punches OF Jack Dempsey and
at the same time deal ,'ut counter blows
To the champion. These men are en-
tered I'm the tournament and are eager
TO settle The question. II - believed
the winner Of th!s match vii! stand an
rXce!len; chance TO annex the diamond
belt the Riverside club will present T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
TWO FERRY BOYS ARE
SHOWING GOOD WORK
With MARIETTA TEAM
Five Ohio Side Men are Trying Hard
for Bsrths on Marietta College
Eleven

Special Dispatch TO The Inteligenccr.
Marietta. Ohio. Sept. lS.---Ons OF thA
h-,rh,es: spots In the outlook for the
Marietta College foothS.. 'cJm u ia"
work Of tho contingent OF Martins Ferry
athletes Who ar" training c"r places "A
The team. Arplegarth and terdman are
among tho most promising OF the line
candidates, while Eickers. Padcn ard
Graham are promising to blossom forth
Into one Of tho hest hackticldH In ~"
'rl-sate section Tickers has heen show
Ing sensational form In the cary stTtm-
IMAGES He has shown ability in AL de-
Iartmcnts OF the game-his work IN
Tho broken frld and al drop kicking
being especially noteworthy. -
Graham and IIcrdmanS have estaA-
!ishsd themselves with the Marietta t"l-
lowers az great defensive mon, while
the former appears to be the most r".!a-
bio quarterback In the Pioneers squad.
PadHn has already shown that as a Enc
breaker he has few equals al his weight
and much Is expected OF him In the
games to come. Applcgarth las; year
was on the varsity squad and In all
probability he will hold down his tnh
IL: guard in great style this season II his
cary work Is to he taken as an indi-
cation.
About rorty-f,ve candidates are struc-
Cling FOR places on the Blue and White
eleven and the scrimmages which tho
coaches have been putting the men
through have been more spirited than
any IN recent years At tho old college.
Tho squad Ia composed almost entirely
OF new students and their ineXpcrience
may prove TO he an obstacle which tho
conches may have some difficulty In
overcoming in time 10 NEE: the heavy
teams on equal footing. which appear
on the early part OF the schedule. hut
before the season sloses. Marietta Col
lego will doubtless have very strong
and well balanced team.
Coach Snavely has an able line coach
IN the person Of Red Gr!thths. and un-
der tho ,uielaEe OF these men 1t Is
expected that the team at Marietta will
10 much stronger than wRR expected -
year ago: tho bulk OF the material which
made last wears team so great was lost
by graduation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
TILDEN AND JOHNSON
MEET WITH SLATE
CLEAN ON MONDAY

philadelphia. Sep: lS.-Wili!am +.
Tildcn H. worlds rhan?!":. ard NAl-
lace +. Johnson. master Of Ia" chop
stroke, will meet at 4 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon nj the Germantown Cricket
club for the 1872! lawn tennis singles
title &C America.
Bright sunshine and stiff hr""ze
t0dni dried out the championship court
md 1: was said tonight e. De- IN better
condition than when the rain had
halted the final match yesterday. Nv
agreement. the sixtesn games play'n
Yesterday will he dlsrcEarded and TIL
don and Johnson will meet in an en-
t!rely new contest.
Doubt was expressed tonight whether
the scheduled mixed doubles eXhibiti"n
match between Mrs. Mol!a Blurstedt
Mallory, woman's national champion.
and J. o. Anderson. Of Australia. and
William NJ. Johnston and Miss Mary
browne. of California. would be played
The match was scheduled for tho same
afternoon as the titular match. but MIS-
Mallory was called to New York today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

the winner OF the final match ThiS'
belt will proclaim the victor heary''
weight champion Of the world among
Cul0red boxers.
Tate has been training in Cincinnati
scvcval days and IS in excellent cond-
t!on Langford and his hackers Will ar
rive from Chicago Manday prepared to
wager large amounts the Tar Baby Will
win 1t Is believed there will be many
thousands OF dollars sraked on tho re-
suit OF this match
I.angford Will enter the ring Weighing
200 while Tate will 90 in At iii. Tate
is much taller than Langeord and rated
a moro clever boxer. Both have boxed'
all the good ones in the game. There
IS much interest In the battle and the
Riverside. club will arrange to entertain
the largest crowd Of tho season. A
larger seating capacity has been pro-
viLnd than was used when Langford
knocked out George Godfrey in the first
round Of the opening battle Of the
tournament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
| THE THEATRES ;
"5UN-K|ST"A At
COURT TONIGHT.
PRETTY GrRLS WITH DINPL D
KNEES PORN BACKGROUND
ron REVUE
Aeeraee1on Comes to Court for Three
OayU-Matnss wednesday

Nmpled knees w:,h pretty girls over
EN- FORM ne hackSroU~t for Sun
K!st," FNnchon and Marcos super-revus.
which opens this evening az the Court
Theatre FOR three nights and q matinee
Wednesday,
Having Won host Of admirers irrinE
their IS weeks tour ot last Var n
Lets Co" these producers are fellow
ing IN their signal succeS. with an
entirely new and different Offering. the
only feature 20 oe retained being the
pep.
The Offering. sa:tr.za,!on or the
movie Industry. contains a deaHjtc plot
and also embraces al a revue should
otcc. including \ bew!,derlHc maze 81
sense and nonsense. bewltrh!ug faces,
dying feet. gorgeous costum!ag. catchy
music and wonderful stage etter;.
Captivating Fanchcu and her talented
brother Marco. recognized rs the lead
Ing dance artists % the continent. have
engaged 81 Iayman and Helen KlinE.
who display all their Eracs and skill IN
new and beautiful steps. one dance 10
tho music Of 4 violin. being OF particu-
lar charm. Tho comedy 10 uprna rious.
the antics o: Don Barclay. late Of tha
EieEte.d FolI!es. and the drnl, comedy
Of Dell Chail. Hynan Never and Cornish
Beck. Being most amusing.
A long list % principals keep the
action mp 70 concert pitch. among them
being the rrina donna. MISS Charlotte
Woodruff Tuc;;a Co-vcra. Evy.ccn Ger
AID and Daisy De Wife.
One ot the big attractions - rho Gtr's
and they're SO pretty. SO Shape'y. ana
n many cities tho critics had a row
whether they were moro fascinating
when dressed or when In some os the
revue costumes. Another Is the fash
.on parade n d!sr,av 90 wonderful
gowns designed BY Lester. "f Chicago.
closes che evening There IS q special
orchestra OF twelve men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

In Cuba. only women are TO be EN-
rloyed in shops devoted to tho sale Of
womens articles Of apparel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
"MadonnaS and Men"
at Liberty Three Days

Ono ot tho most unusual cases IN tho
History OF the oil industry was brought
- light no: long ago when an c"Ie''E
man discovered oil deposits on MS tar'n
that made him a millionaire over night
Poor as a church mouse this man
b,d COMO out 10 n lonely spot on MS
n,nrerty late one night TO perform the
r-reso,re task Of digging gray" TOT
MS dead VIE Too poverty stricken
70 give her Il proper burial the poor man
had ~ do the beat he could. and while
d:gginG struck oil that mad" him r.cn
beyond his fondest dreams.
And this is one ~ the many unusual
scenes in that greatest Of ph"todramas'
"Nadonuas and Men Tho mans VIE
nd actually died OF q broken heart. her
on,y daughter having been stolen ana
r,s, to her. The father. without means
,,s unahla - search for his lost child
lint now that he Rad made this d'ScoV
,ry he was provided With u3iimitca
funds and he was only 100 w'II.EG 70
devote II all TO the search for his dauEh-
ter.
rhr search Icd him 70 tho Broadway
c:harc,S tho homes OF the Famous
stars Of the midnight ReveiS' and
finally TO tn" estate OF reNcnSetuI
millionaire. where the lost daughter 1ell
into his arms just as She was ABOUT 10
become tho bride Of man who sought
TO marry her as part OF his henIlah
scheme of revenge.
There are without doubt more Eenu-
!nely dramatic Scenes in "Madonnss and
Mon. than In any other screen drama
heretofore filmed. IL is the great photo
drama that Is sweeping tho country
with its success. and which IL I" be
given a special and elaborate presenta-
ton Mt the Liberty theatre Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
UNUSUALLY fine
BILL At THE REX

rh. show opening at the Rex this
o,..-,on, w,Il be on. OF the biggest
values IN amusement ever offered the
,hST--egoine public ot Wheeling, as
,,rh and every act on the vaudeville
rrcrrpm - ~ the htghes: standard as
% amusement worth. and the cinema or
r,a.ur. picture Offering could not. II
tried. be improved upon. The Stanley
0al!ini company. shadowgraphists have
m unusual act OF the type that ia very
rara 10 vaudeville lovers and always
n,.aae, 70 the utmost. Lane and Free
man, in q hodgepodgs OF singing and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
CLEVELAND TEAM
WINS DOUBLE-HEADER

Cleveland. sept. 1S.-Thc White Mo-
tors, local champions. remain IN the rnce
for the Class A (anateur) rhnmnion-
shin Of the Nationa! Baseball! Fedora
ton today ny winning GnuhlH-h"nder
hore from the Fenwicks Of Cincinnati :"
TO | and to 4. The Fenwtcks won the
first Eamn OF the series yesterday.
Kuntz pitched both games for Geve-
land allowing six hits IN ;hc first and
seven In the second.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

t. hc,r you save IL the mission o!
Intelligencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
Youngstown eliminated

Youngstown. O.. sept. lH.--The Favor
itc KnIts Class AAA (s"m!-prol cham
rions Of Cleveland were eliminated from
further participation in the National
Baseball Federation series here today
although they got al even break n Il
double header swith the 81. Aloys!u
team Tho Youngstown champions Won
the Nrst game Of tho series last Sunday
in Cleveland to 4. Tn" kn!tS took the
frs, half ~ thu douhlc-hHader today II
10 o. hu' the Local. cam won the third
and deciding contest ) to ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19
BETHANY RESUMES
PRACTICE FOR W.
Buffalo Greek GrtddorB Will Get Down
TO Hard Business Again Tuesday

Special 10 Tho lnte!ligcn"cr:
Bethany. W Va. Sept. ls.-The
Bethany gridiron squad will resume"
work on tho field thS1 morning AFTER
complete rest over Sunday.
An attempt 70 arrange IL game with
tho Wcisburg Independents on last Sat
urday artcruoon fell through. and III"
worn Saturday afternoon consisted OF
siganl practice and q sCrimmage The
game in Wrl'Shurg was I" hav" been
held secretly and was much desired By
Buland as he desired - see how his
candidates stood the gaff OF regular
struggle.
Heavy scrimnlago between tho first"
and "sccond" string VIII 10 held
throughuu, this week possibly starting
this afternoon With THIS n view the
goal posts have been padded and IN"
field Wi. be lined this morning.
IT, holm Won save - the misslon OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

In bulgaria women are taxed 56n
leva- for wearing silk stockings. and an
additional tax Is charge for wearing
skirts more than II inches above the
ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-19

A great character. founded on tho
living rock Of principle. Is, In fact. not
solitary phenomeuon. n be A. once
perceived. limited. described. II !s dis
pensat!on OF Providence. designed to
have not merely an immediate. but
continuous. progressive and never-end-
Ing agency. I: survives tho man who
possessed II: survives his aSe-perhaps
his country. his MISUNDERSTANDING
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-10
OF THE
PENALTIES DISCUSSED

London. March (by the Asso-
ciated Press) The allied supreme
council met this afternoon to con-
slider application of the penalties to
Germany for non-fulfillment of her
|reparations obligations.
The members took note of the
fact that Dusseldorf, Duisburg ana
Ruhrort had been occupied Tues
day without incident and compared
notes regarding action to be taken
on the second penalty, imposition
by each allied country of such a
tax on German imports as it may
deem fitting.
Regarding the third penalty, the
conference noted the report of the
international high commission of
the Rhineland that the commits
sion has decided to take under its
orders the customs receipts on the
frontiers, placing them in a special
account at the disposal of the rep
arations commission. These dues
will for the present be levied at
the German tariff
The high commission is studying
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-10

ceived $4,000 for the last fisca
year. One member of the house
committee stated that the educa.
tional department would not only
be put back TO the former level but
would likely receive an approprla.
ton Of $4,000 from the house
committee.
Judicial Redistrlcting.
judicial redistrlcting of the state
creating a new district OF
De Baca, Curry Roosevelt and
Quay counties to be known as the
Ninth district, was finally approved
when the house concurred in minor
senate amendments. By the pro-
visions of this bill, Judge s. G.
Bratton of Clovis is appointed
judge of the new districts.
Final approval of the house was
placed on its bill as amended by
the senate fixing the rate of pay
of rural teachers at maximum of
$1,0S0 for first grade teachers and
$3.50 for second and third grade
teachers, the original bill provided
minimums of 81, 200 for first grade
teachers, $1,0S0 and $720 for sec
ond and third grade teachers,
Senator Wright's banking bill,
changing the reserves that must be
kept in the bank vaults to 10 per
cent was killed in the house, when
motion to table it indefinitely pre-
vailed.
Practically the only fight of the
day developed on the utilities bill.
which representative Nevarez OF
Dona Ana county described as "a
pernicious piece of legislation. !"
Representative Roehl of Bernalillo,
also denounced the bill, which
passed by a vote of 81 to II, DEM
ocrats voting present and four
republicans voting against it's
passage. 1t protects existing COM
panies from duplication unless II
court hearing determines such in
be necessary for 'the public good I"
The house calendar has been
practically disposed of and from
the mass of bills remaining, It is
expected the most important will
be selected for a new calendar to
be prepared for Thursdays session.
Jam Is Still Tight.
Though the house and senate
were both active yesterday, and
passed a number of bills. there is
no appreciable break in the legis-
lative jam that the two bodies are
facing. In the past two days final
action has been taken on only
thirty-five bills. There are re-
manning 1872 senate bills and 176
house bills. total of sos, on which
final action has not been taken.
OF this considerable number of un-
finished bills ninety-two house
AcRatinpsa on pags Two.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-10

The bill contains an amendment
to the mine-tax law which makes
it mandatory for the State Tax
Commission to undertake and COM
plete a valuation of all mining
properties before the third Mon
day of February, 1922. 1t is op-
tional whether or not this appraisal
shall be the one used as the basis
for assessment. But the findings
of the appraisers are to be public
record, open to inspection by any
one at any time.
The provision for tax limitation
was struck out of the bill, as this
is being put into u separate law.
A number of amendments We're
suggested by members of the
house, but the bill was put through
with only the amendments agreed
upon by the governor. Upon final
roll call the vote stood SO in the
affirmative and 6 in the negative.
Those voting mo" weres Bent,
Crenshaw, Garcia. Hartell, Morris
and Winston.
The next action Of the house was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES BILL PASSES
HOUSE; new JUDICIAL DISTRICT
FORMED; MANY MEASURES TO die
There Is No Appreciable Break in the Legisla-
tive Jam That the Two Branches of the
Legislature Are Facing; Maximum Salaries
of Rural Teachers Are Fixed.
BY III. p. MALKUS.

Santa Fe, March 9.-Final pas
sage of the so-called public utilities
bill, which is declared to create a
monopoly for existing companies,
marked the session of the house
this afternoon when that body
concurred in the senate amend
ments to house bill 168. The
amendments of the senate provide
that cities of 10000 population and
over are exempt from the provi-
sions of the law. The effect of this
is to prevent the application of the
act to Albuquerque.
Appropriations Bill.
During the morning the house
finance bill considered the appro-
priation bill, senate bill 116, and
the word coming out of the COM
mittee was that the appropriations
are being raised in many instances.
Throughout the early part of the
morning the members of the COM
mittee transferred the senate
amendments to the bill, which
raised the original appropriation
about 100000 to their copies of
the bill. The bill will have to be
adjusted in conference of the two
houses it is predicted.
"The sentiment is for increasing
fhe appropriations of the various
institutions and departments, par
ticularly the educational institu-
tions." one of the members of the
committee stated.
Some discussion was caused by
the provision of the bill which gives
the department of education only
$4,000. This represents a cut of
$4,000, the department having re-