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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-30
Gre or Radium Lace
$3.50 Value 81. 80

Lace still plays an important part in the
creation of afternoon and evening frocks,
says Paris. For a frock, blouse or over
tunic this new Gre all-over lace is in great
demand. Beautiful patterns in 36-inch
widths come in black, brown and navy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-30
Silk Umbrellas for
Rain or Shine
$500 each

They are so decidedly good style" that
one need not wait for a rainy day to make
them part of a trim walking outfit. They
are unusual values, with handles of baca-
lite, in ivory, amber and colors to match
the tops, navy, black, brown, green, card;-
nal and garnet.
They are finished with ivory tips and
ferrues
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-30
BULLIS-COPELAND MATCH
Finals in Presidents Cup Event at
Country Club Sunday.

The finals for the Presidents cup"
at the Country club. a handicap event,
will be played Sunday by W. E. Bulls
and Stanley Copeland.
Bulls has worked his way to the
finals by defeating Kistler 1 up, r. S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
WEST LIBERTY NORMAL
Trains Teachers in Service.

large number Of teachers III at
least i've counties Of the northern
counties Of West Virginia are convinced
that the Normal School at West Libecr-
~ means what it says in stating that
II is at the service Of teachers, pros
p,ct.yc teachers and school officials.
Six extension classes for teachers III
service have been organized by TINS
school in the four counties Of hancock.
Brooke, Ohio and Marshall. Each OF
these classes meets once week Tor
two hours and liberal credit is cared
toward q professional course or study
Nv those enrolled. Three regular teach
crs from the faculty conduct THESE
classes, each giving the subject IN "hich
he is n specialist.
Many have enrolled also for the cor
resemblance studies offered: in fact the
number in this department increases
steadily day by day. In all there are
considerably more than hundred
teachers and prospective teachers en-
rolled for the extension subjects offered
nv West Liberty Normal School and
large number Of these students Will en-
fer tho spring and summer terms 'or
residence work. Several will be able TO
graduate here next June by taking ao-
vantage OF this department and others
will be enabled to raise the stanhaFu
Of their certificates by this means.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

ferSon avenue. His escape was observed
by guards on n distant tower and the
alarm was. sounded. Warden Brown with
guards were hot in pursuit with shot
guns. rifles and rerolvcrs
Outside the prison walls. Howard be-
came confused and took refuge under
a cottage standing in Ninth street. just
west OF the Mound. Boys saw him crawl
under the house and spread the word.
The house was surrounded by a heavily
armed force. and Warden Brown called
TO Howard to come forth. There was no
answer forthcoming, and there was
considerable hesitancy in going after the
man. since he was reported to have
flourished a revolver.
Finally William Ritner and Elmer
BuzZard. then members of the Mounds
vile city police force decided to take
the chance. Crawling under the porch.
with drawn reyolvers, they threw
flashlights under the porch. The lights
revealed the fugitive. lying close upon
the ground.
Come out OF there" Policeman Rit-
ner ordered.
Howard drew what appeared 10 Re 4
revolver. Fingers OF the officers tight
ened on the triggers Of their guns. and
the discovery. in only fraction OF 4
second. that Towards gun" was only
the case OF q smoking pipe kept the Of
ficers from boring him full of bullet
holes Howard came from his hiding
place with the remark:
by -. IL had gun. you wouldn't
be alive"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
PIANO RECITAL AT
MOUNT DE- CHANTAL

4 brilliant piano recital was given AT
Mount de Chant0l on. the afternoon OF
January twentieth by Mr.. Clement
Halle. promising young rirtuoso OF
Baltimore. 1t is perhaps n too hnliteo
mode Of expression 10 speak Of Mr..
Halle as musician of promise, since
! he shows the power Of one long IN the
! field Of concert playing, and manifeSts'
| by his interpretations OF the masters 4
! rare insight into their feelings and IN
| dividuality Of portrayal The program,
| beginning with Handers Variations III
d Minor was. throughout. OF classical
makeup, and each number riralled the
| others in vigor and fidelity or execution
Rcsthoven's Sonata Op SO (first move
ncnO succeeded the Handel number
! and in this the lovely singing ton"
! produced was truly remarkable. Onc
| could all but have fancicd tha' me
! melody came from the harP-StrlnS"'
rightly touched. Schunann'S PapIi"hs
was captivating number, gay VIVA
ciouS, fantastic. contrasting riNldI! Win
the two Chopin Etudes which followed
! These were frouEht with the intense
emotion which the great Polish compose
! knows so we'll now 10 translate I'M"
| musical language. and the interpTc'a'i""
| nv Mr.. Halle carried with II the eN-
| hubcrant splendor of stormy passages
, dcp!cting with graphic touch, the char-
actcristically defiant attitude so notice
able in Chopin's compositions.
! Mr.. Halle exhibited his abilities as
COMPOSER in the rendition Of several
short preludes of his own. all or when
are graceful. brilliant and eXquiSlteiF
mclod.ous His technical skin. shown IN
these piano gems, is remarkable esPcci-
| ally for one so young as he lot nc "u-
mills that he is only twcnty-one.
The program closed with h'go''to
! raraphrase-Vcrdi-Lis when WAS
rendered in masterful artistry. IN TINS
number the performer confirmed Wha'
was evident throughout his recital
namely that the best, the strongest
rest Of a musicians power lies in giving
! 70 tbe works Of mater composers an
originality Of Interpretation tha' VIII
| scryr 70 Crcshcn the laurcls or the I'M
nortals ut the same time. II proves tHa'
what II takes genius 10 create II IT,
ouircs another genius 10 reproduce
I, IS easy to predict for Mt hai''
brilliant career on the concert S'"F"'
We hone to hear him again ut Mount DC
Chantol. for seldom it is our pleasure
;, listen to one who has such power "
interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
BUSES CARRY
MANY PEOPLE
NEW SERVICE TO PLEASANT VAL
LEY is INAUGURATED.
More Passenger Cars Ordered BY New
Company.

The first day Of the bus service in
augurated yesterday by the Motor RAPID
Transit company OF this city between
the Baltimore X ONO depot and Pleasant
Valley. proved very successful and all
the busses were loaded at all hours dur
ing the day.
These buses arc painted a bright yell
low with black trimmings and are cleo
tr!cally equipped so that it is pleasure
TO ride in them. The buses started at
o'cloCH yesterday morning and opcr-
atcd until midnight. They are operating
a five minute schedule, and follow the
National Pike to Edgewood, going up
through that section and coming back
down Edgtngton Lane 10 the National
Pike I" Pleasant Valley and the re-
turning by the same route.
People who took particular notice
stated that many Of IN" street cars
came in half filled while At ether times
they are always loaded and standing
room is at an option. The buses have
capacity of between % and 30.
1t is understood thai the company
operating these buses have already
ordered several additional trucks which
will be much larger and will have
seating capacity of between So and 10
That is about the Same capacity as "A
ma jority or street cars running ~
Wheeling district have at present, hui
many Of these cars haul from 100 10 La
SO that the passengers are packed IN
like sard!nes IN a can. not being able
TO move around enough to get air
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
WARWOOD FIGHTS
Up River Residents want Better CAR
service and Lower Fare

Once more. Warwood people are III
IN arms for better traction service an"
moro reasonable fare rates. III" prone
say that they VII fight TO hn'Sh IN
hoprS Of getting reduction III inc
present fare rates rs well as G@''ns
b.,,cr service facilities.
II vas made known that committee
will he named by the Warw"od people
~ confer with &. L. Killings, N:Cc-rrcS-
!dcnt and general manager Of the wheel
ing traction company first before tax
ing the matter hctor" the pubic ser
vice commission ut Charleston
Tho people Of the up-tho-rlvcr dis
tr,ct claim that they arc paying nj pres
en-, n much larger fare for the distance
tnev ride than people on any other diNt-
sion OF the entire system with the cN-
ccption of the Island people. TIL" fare
now being paid by the Warwood people
10 - cents cash and 10 cents by pur-
chasing tickets.
Another thing which Is complained
IF. especially during tho winter months.
Is TO let off of n car a. First street with
transfer and there they have 10 walt
In the cold until n Rcnwood car comes
which is anywhere from to min
utcs. They intend to try to get station
nut at this place or else har" tho trans
fer point changed from there 10 Tenth
street. which would be NOR" convenient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
FRIENDSHIP LODGE
wellsburg A. o. q. W. Invite wheeling
Lodges to See Jewell Presentation.

Friendship Lodge No. "a, a. o. L. w.
Of Wcllsburg, W. Va, has extended a
cordial invitation TO the Subordinate
Lodges of Wheeling and vicinity to
pay them a fratcrnal visit Monday eve
ming. January "a. At this meeting the
Grand Lodge officers Will present to J..
NJ. Cornelius Of Wcllsburg. a Past
Grand Master Workman jewel, which
he has earned through long and faith
full service in the order. said jewel be-
ing awarded him by the Grand Lodge
at its biennial session held In Hunting
ton in August 100.
Grand Lodge officers Will be IN Wells
burg from all parts OF the state and
the Wheeling delegation will leave on
the Panhandle train at 1880 Monday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
RETURN OF HARRY HOWARD TO PEN|TEN7|ARY
RECALLS HIS SENSATIONAL DASH TO LIBERTY

Tho return Of Harry Howard to the
West Virginia penitentiary at Mounds
vile Wednesday recalls Howard SEN
sational escape from that institution
sevaral years ago.
Howard while at liberty on parole
granted by Governor John J. Cornwell
last December IS. became involved in
tho theft OF an automobile at Charles
ton. Governor Cornwell was informed or
the fact. and revoked the parole. or
dering Howard returned to the peniten-
ttary.
Warden J. q. Terrell stated last even
ing that the sentence of Howard. who
was serving a life term, was committed
by Governor Henry D. Hatfield to IL
wears. With but % months TO serve.
Howeard was given his liberty last
month by Governor Cornwen.
Howard halls from Wetzel county. At
Smithfield, near Middle bourne. no en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
SCHOOL SURVEY
First Test Of whesEng's System In the
Grades To-day.

TIL. work Of making thorough sur
Cey Of tho schools OF the independent
school district has been started, and the
first tests begin to-day in all the grade
schools. In addition TO the tests there
will he meeting OF all the teachers IN
the High school this afternoon when
Or W. I. Rawden and Miss Florence c:
Fox, Of the United States Bureau Of
Education will address the eachers ex-
planning to them the plans Of the sur
vcy. -,
The survey will he conducted IN al
schools and progress os already being
made The two observers now here will
report February It'll, when the genera
survey board will come here TO finish
the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Gagged in an escapade which included
the firing Of hotel and the shooting
OF two innocent young men in making
his escape He was tried for murder and
sentenced to serve life at Moundsville.
During the administration Of Warden
Brown Howard made one Of tho most
daring escapes from the prison record
ed In the history OF that institution, but
his liberty was shortlived.
Marching in line to the dining ha!!
one MONDAY. Howard made his way
unobserved out Of the line to the inner
wall of the cell house. scaled the inner
wall by means OF the bars on the win
dows threw an improvised device made
of piece Of gas pipe and rope onto
the cornice, pulled himself TO the top,
ran across the roof and left himself
down to the prison yard fronting JEFF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
YOU KNOW, BUT SOMETIMES
FORGET

Everybody knows that an Imitation IS
never so good as the original and gcnu-
Inc article. limitations and substitutes
never have the Same high quality that
Honey and Tar stands at the top Of the
brought the leader success. F'oleyS
list of family remedies for colds. GROUP
whoopinE cough. bronchial and la grippe
coughs. ". l.. Anglin, Antioch. La
writes: II have used Folcys Honey
and Tar for IS years and can take 4
small bottle and stop a cold after II
gets started. It is the very hest" Con
tains no opiates. Children like II. Sold
everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
BOWLING PARTY
Mr.. Lynch to Entertain Mons Bible
Glass Of First English Lutheran
Church Tonight

The Mems Bible Class OF the First
English Lutheran church will be enter
tained at bowling party by Mr.. John
c. Lynch, the teacher, at the Young
Mems Christian Association building
this evening. Every member OF the
class is expected to be present and take
a friend with him. Bowling begins at
80 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
DELAY IN PAYMENTS MAY HOLD
UP NEW PAVING

The city's paving program for 1921
will be materially delayed unless the cit
liens abutting on streets already COM
pleted in the 1920 program pay moro OF
their two-third part of the bill than Is
now being received according to city
Manager c. O. Ephlin.
The payments due the city need not
all be paid at once. being given ton
years to finish paying. but to the present
time their are many who have not yet
made their first payments which are
long past due in several sections of the
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
GEORGE BRUNER
Wheeling High School Senior Gets APP
pointment to West
Point.

George Bruner. vol known Island
/uuth has been awarded an appointment
to West Point. The appointment VAS
made by Congressman Stuart +. Reed.
Of the Third district.
Bruncr will graduate from Wheeling
high school this June, and is anxious TO
become a Plebe at United States Mill
tary Academy.
He also has taken an active interest
in athletics. being a member of the
high school football squad last year,
and should pass the physical examina-
ton which will take place March l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
NO mARmG DATE SET

No date has yet been set for the hear
ing of Walter Roberts, arrested Wed
nesday night as a suspicious character.
and in whose. overcoat pockets were
found two revolvcrs. Roberts is sus-
pccted of being implicated in several
rohberics about the city. and the police
are conducting a thorough investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
CREEK MILLS y.
Sdx VIII BE Closed for Change Prom
Tin to Sheet k1ktnH.

Six Of the thirteen mills in the Greek
plant of the Whitaker-Glessne COM
pany will be changed from tin mills to
sheet mills within the next three
months. during which time the mills
will all be closed. according to . report
made yesterday.
Seven of the mills are now working.
having started last Monday but they
are expected to close too while the
other mills are bdng changed over.
Two mammoth engines are also to be
installed, 1t is said. while tho entire
plant will be rebuilt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
SUSPECTED IN ONO


John Glenn, aged 81 years. Of the
South Side, arrested Wednesday BY ofti-
GER Flanagan. is still in the Ohio coun-
ty Jail awaiting q hearing, for which no
date has been set. while the police are
conducting a thorough Investigation.
Glenn is suspected OF being impli-
Gated in several robberies and petty
crimes about the city. and has . bad re-
cord. He deserted from the q. 8. Army
1t IS said. and Is wanted here on q charge
Altman, OF Twenty-ninth street ~
than a year ago. Ht
Martins Ferry police are also Of tie
opinion he was implicated In several
robberies on the Ohio side ana CHIEF
Edward Hyland questioned the young
man for an hour yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
NEGRO Is FINED $40

Walter Harris. colored needed an over
coat, and appropriated one owned by
r'erriu Massey, also colored. AS a re-
suit ne was arrested by Motorcycle
Officer Stanlev. the coat was recovered.
and Harris was lined $40 and costs by
Justice of the Peace K. q. Hobbs. The
theft occurred yesterday morning about
$40 o'clock at 1896 Water street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
OFFICE READY q
Prosecutor BachnaAnn and star 20 O.
cupy New Quarters NEXT week.

Plans are beiLg made by Prosecuting
Attorney Carl c. Bachmann for oc-
cupying the new offices for the prose
cutor in the county building the first
of Pxt week. The rooms VIII be oc-
cupied by the prosecutor and his two
assistants, Austin V. Wood ana Clin-
ton Campbell.
The offices are those formerly used
as the witnes and jury rooms. a. well
as the hallway. and have been entirely
renovated. The jury room which was
started several weeks ago on the other
side Of the building, is now nearly
complete. and will have been nnished
by Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
CITY BRIEF

According to word received Nestcrr
day from Washington, the 1000 post
ma steers named by President Wilson, Of
which 50 are said to be from West Nir-
y!ria will hardly receive the cOniirma-
,ion of the congress at the present ses-
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

A sign in your window for year will
not be read by as many people as an Ad
in The ntelliEencer for ono day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Read and use Intelligencer Want Ads.
You'll Get what you want
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
The Tulsa

introduced and highly recommended by private
owners, "The Tulsa" has won the admiration and
respect of dealers and distributors throughout
southwest
People really associate with motor cars, and talk
about them, just as they talk about people, and
people. "The Tulsa is we'll spoken of as good
citizen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Hollis South Boulder

Fred Shaw Motor Corporation become through the
of its growth kind of store-it is AUTO
MOTIVE DEPARTMENT STORE The very
naturally through endeavor make good
GOT EVERYTHING" We supply the motorists every need
and also suppy-the automobe-The Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

The rapid expansion of during the has
STATED the enagng of business departments
Each department will be in charge of department head and
will be considered unit Each departmental head
will be under the direct supervision Of the general Mr.
Parson
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-12-21
PrOirie Point Items

Miss Kathleen Doss. after several
weeks visit with her relatives. Or. }.
Z. Wyatt and family, returned to her
home in Meridian, Wednesday.
The little daughter Of Fred Minor
living on the Jno. CockrelI Eiace,
was kicked by a horse, having her
arm badly fractured,
Mr.. Kennedy living on the Ross"
place has purchased Of Mr. W. J.
Todd, the Lowry" place and will. go
into the dairy business extensively.
Mr.. Biehl has bought the Dale Carr
forty acres, and has the material on
the ground preparatory to building
nice residence.
Mr. j. B. Stewart, after being in
business at Prairie Point for a mum.
ber Of years, has moved his stock OF
goods to A. H. Cooper's Parker place,
DR.. j. E. Wyatt has been quite Ill
for the past two weeks, but at this
writing his physician, DR., Hil Gays
he is much improved His daughter
Mrs Juanita Thompson of Ardmort'
Okla has been with him during his
illness,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-12-21
BROOKSVILLE

C.,s4,4, ,v.ar,- ovn u son and
la,,C.h+o,. f.on, Hs+tiesbnru have been
,S,t go ~, ,,i.;lg,s - Ms n NJ Love
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- ~ - ar,o faits has ret,,rnod to
so, l,,' r.o,l, y n Nartb raroIina
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MS pf' FalJy ol DIspel ,.,,. "'ls.
VINO mas oeen unuer I'eolIa' @ = I.. y''gl'''''y :
IN Ne" orleans, flD0fh7u uoihe q
ie" DAYS ago one ""S 'eeYi'g W n.. g|'.gU
~ "et s'4s '''gl, -l,'7 $50 .,''' , =,
Mrs annie "ootlen mas IeJulnso !.
from a Iehgtny Fis'V 70 Iei"V'FeS ]"
Georgia ana tennessee
Harrison st. Joan IS at nome rom
MISSISSIPPI College. har,We'I John-
sen ana hlChaLG baruliI1 I"Ne 'l
rived from lhe onl'eisI'y'
Mrs. Bessie McElroy ana aaug{9tet
Of Baldwin are guests at Mrs W. a
Madison
Mr. BeyeI Peterson Is VISITING NJ.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. omltn peterson
Misses May Gray, FRANCES Madison Madison
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-12-21
Judqe Carroll Stands For
Reelection

The announcement Of Judge Car
roll as candidate for reelection to
the office he has filled SO acceptably
for the past eight years, has appear
ed in the last two. issues Of the Bea-
con.
It was good news to Judge Car
rolls sends, who are legion, to
know thal he will stand for re cleo
ton, and it is to be hoped that he
viii 60 into Office without opposi-
ton The chances of his having op-
position are small for it is generally
conceded that no one stands a chance
to defeat Judge Carroll before the
people Of the district,
To make an excellent record, to
stand for right and justice and to
enforce the law is one thing. To win
the cordial approval and support OF
the people by so doing IS anothef'
On Judge CAROLS record and his
Standing with his people are things
redounding to the honor Of both,
it is a high and honorable public
function to pcrform-to administer
the law Of the state, to hold ever
the scales Of justice between the pub
lie and the individual, between citi.
zen and citizen Judge Carroll has
executed the duties Of his office not
only with learning and ability, bu
with eonscientiousness, am imparti
ality and a clear conception Of duty
which win entitle him always to rani
with the very best Of the men wh
have shed honor and distinction o.
the Bench Of Mississippi from it
, earliest days
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-12-21
Married
Mhitfield.Ro

Mr.. Joseph H. Whitfield, son OF
Mr.. S. F. Whitfield, a prominent cit
izen Of South Noxubee. and Miss Sarah
f. Rogers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. W. Rogers, were married on Thurs
dav, Dec. 18th, by Rev. Seaman Rhea,
License were issued this week for
the marriage of Mr.. f. B. Butler and
Miss Irene Higginbotham, daughter
of Mr.. D. j. Higginbotham Of the Sum
mewille neighborhood.
Mrs. Ed. McGraw and interesting
children will spend the Christmas
holidays with their grandmother at
Gholson.