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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
STATE TO HAVE
ITS OWN NAME
South Dakota Stuff e r S
From Reputation Of
Sister State

SIOUX FALLS S. D.. May IA
campaign recently has been in
auguTated by the chamber Of com
mcrcc 81 Mitchell, S. D., to have the
name of South Dakota changed to
Roosevelt a similar movement,
started several years ago received
only little public support and conse-
duently was dropped.
This time. however officers OF the
Mitchell chamber Of commerce
claim they viii wage the campaign
until 10 Ia brought TO an isAucs The
scheme to divorce any possible rela-
ton between North and South Dako-
"a has brought forth Considcrab blc
comhcnt in the editorial columns of
the states papers. Opinion Is divid
ed. but the majority OF the editors
disapprovc the plan. it Is believed.
The Mitchell Evening Republican,
backing up the campaign uJ its
chamber of commerce says, editor
ially
Tired Of Wrong Blanc.
by all means. the name should be
changed TO that of Roosevelt
The ono great reason why we should
get new name for the state, js that
because Of circumstances for which
neither state IL responsible, South
Dakota must, so long as so named. be
regarded as sort OF extension Of
North Dakota.
The trnnscontinentai lines run
through North Dakota, with one new
one skirtinR the border between the
two states. Travellers back and forth
across the continent go either
through Nebraska or North Dakota.
They never see South Dakota. They
take II for granted. therefore, that
this ~ exactly the same kind OF a
state az North Dakota. when they
go back home. they draw "A picture
OF the Dakotas, entirely from North
Dakota color. II there ls a terrible
blizzard In North Dakota--we have
very few In this state--the papers
the country over refer to 1t as a Da =
kota blizzard. when crops are burned
out OF western North Dakota, papers
everywhere announce the Dakotas
are ruined once more. when 30
banks fail In North Dakota, papers
refer to 1t as happening In Dakota,
or In a number OF cases In South
Dakota, where there have been only
three state bank failures In five
years.
Want Fair Deal.
Wow we have no quar-
rel with our sister state to the north,
but we do say we are entitled to a
reputation of our own. North Da
kota ~ II one-crop state. South Da
kota IN quite as much engaged in
diversified farming as Iowa.
Now we have no quar-
way by which this state could get
fair publicity to which II is entitled.
as by changing It's name to the pop
ular president who spent years of his
early manhood in Dakota territory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Cliff HEADS THE BOARD
High Sclt"'i pi' n'1ral BECOMES New
city Superintendent.

BARTLESVlTLE, May 7.--Supt.
T. W. Wonncr Of the Bartlesyul le
city schools has appointed q. Is.
Clift, principal Of the senior high
school, 90 succeed him as head OF
the board supervising the Better
cities campaign I'm Bartlesville.
Mr.. Clift Will become superintendent
OF schools at tho end of the present
school term.
The board In charge Of tho cam
paign consists OF four members: O..
B. Clift representative Of the
schools, chairman; Rev. Charles II
Hulme or the First Christian church.
representing the church; l.. \. Row
land, attorney, representing the bus
mess mon, Mrs. W. A. Kidd. repre-
5enting the homes and the women's
clubs. The board will meet next
Monday afternoon to prepare plans
for the coming six Of eight months
of the campaign. \ special effort
viii be made 10 have fun repre-
scntation at the meeting 20 be held
at Oklahoma city May 80 to June 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

when, as a result Of iron starvation YOU
get up feeling tired In the morning. when
you find yourself nervous. irritable and
easily upset. when you can no longer do
Your days work without being all tagged
out at night. when your digestion goes
wrong, or you have pains across the back
and your face looks pale aud drawn. do
not wait until you go all TO pieces and
collapse In a state OF nervous prostration,
or until In your weakened condition you
contract some serious disease but eat
more spinach and other iron-containing
vegetables and take organic iron with
them to help enrich your blood and re-
yitaliZc your wornout. exhausted nerves.
But be sure that the iron you take is
organic iron and not metallic or mineral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

with an uallan aviator I'm oh..-
a flying school has been opo,aS Ee
Costa Rica. ''u IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
CITY APPOINTMENTS MADE
New Administration Picks Men and
Get, Down to business.


MIAMI. May After being dead
locked at one time, and holding sew
cral meetings during the weeks the
new city administration has cleared
,hc decks for action and agreed upon
part Of the appointivc officers for
the ensuing term W. u. q Gunnels
was appointed city clerk: Frank
Ncsbitt was appointed city attorney
and Or. \, NJ. Cottcr was chosen
city physician.
The assignment OF missioners
Is as follows: r. T.. Miner, commits
sioncr of finance; J. j. Rubenstahl,
commissioner OF streets, w s.
Harmed, commissioner OF light and
water department.; Charles Doan.
commissioner of police and fire de-
partments. The salary Of the city
clerk was reduced. and the office OF
deputy clerk was abolished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
KINDNESS BRINGS FORTUNE
Los Angeles Woman 10 Get Propcrty
Worth s5OO,OOO for Kind Acts.

By Associated Press state Wire.
OS ANGELES. Calf. May L.
Mrs. Mary r. Higgins. wife Of local
travelling salesman, learned today
she is to receive property valued at
u half million dollars as a reward
for her Kindness.
The property is bequeathed to
her "as q remembrance for her
many and gratefully appreciated
kinduesscg." in the will left by John
NJ. Gilbert, elderly widower, who
died here Wednesday.
Gilbert came to Los Angeles sew
veral years ago from Buffalo, ~
Y, where he amassed a fortune Of
nearly million dollars In the real
estate business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

iron which people usually taH. 1gs....
iron Is like the iron i'm yout ~. same
Ike the iron IN spinach, ientIs ana o.n .
pies, while metallic iron ~ Just as b. -. ~
from the action pf strong acid. .r .., .U
pieces ct iron. Organic iron r.Y. .N. So
from your druggist under th. rs... -
NUNUATED IRON. NuNuatod Iron r.,..
scnts organic iron In such a highly ,o,
to be approximately equivalent a.. ~ ~
Eanic iron contcnD to eating half a Ht..,
Of spinach or ono Quatt Of green ,rgs1.
bles. II Is like taking extract of t5s,
money viii be refunded by the mann.
facturcrs n you do not obtain perfectly
sat atisfactory results For sale by aI. IrgF.
giSts.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

ing or this court that men and
women shall have liberty to wcare
out such appareil Ak they are now.
provided OF, except the lmmoduratc
create sleavcs, slashcd apparel. i'm -
moderate create rayles, long wings,
etc.
This order to take place a fort
night after the publishing thereof -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

No corn, hard or soft, Ia too old or too
deeply rooted 20 resist "Gtts-it." Inn
mcdiatoly II drieH and shrivcts. tho edges
loosen from the true flesh aud soon you
can peel II right or with your finEcis az
painlessly as you trim your nails.
Don't Coddie corn pests. pnnt nurse
and pampet them Don't cut and trim
them, REMOVE them with "GETS.tr'
Costs n trine at any drug store. Mfd. by
H.. Lawrence a Co, chicago. HAdvt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Why You Must Have Iron
to Make Your Body Strong
and Your Brain Keen
Alert and PowerfuValue Of Spinach Organic Helm M
Rich Red Blood and Revtaize Wonou Exhausted Nerves

WITH PLENTY OF BLOOD AND IRON YOUR BRAIN the most WON
du thing all but without these nothing
OXYGEN from your lungs and carries to brain Without S
brain becomes dull and heavy YOUR POOR %
FOOLISH THINGS
nothing accomplishing anything Importance eoneern
BLOOD BECOMES THIN AND wArERy
the proper goodyou strength a
i
THERE BLOOD CoRPUsCLEs IN yo,D
BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE N00H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
"Gets-It'
Ends All
COrns
Just as Good for Calluses
Money Back If Ii Fails.

Thirty seconds after you touch the corn
with this liquid corn remover the lab.
bing. stabbing pain OF it stops. Tor all
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

A brush has been specially de-
signed for cleaning the tubes OF
coffee perColaters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
RICHARD TAKES
OVER CONTROL
Of BIC BATTLE

New York Feb. 9S--Tcx Richard.
boxing promoter. today took over the
interests Of William \. BRADY of New
York and Charles II. coChranr Of Lon
don in the worlds heavyweight cham
plonship match between Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter. which tn" three
promoters originally agreed last N0vcm-
Der to stage III 1871.
4, The sam" time Richard handed Ia
the attorney for Brady. CnChranc's New
York representative. a check for $685.
6fE. So. representing RradyS and CoCh-
rauc's share Of the 500. Unh posted by
tho promoters on signing tn" papers. II"
Announced officially that the match
would I've held saturday, July =.
Richard announced. however. that the
location for IN" bout. which WAS 10 have
been made known tomorrow. had not yet
h.rn selected, and that H., had asked the
,wn boxers for a 80 days extension.
Rickard'S action today in taking over
the other promoters interests followed
\ controversy over the question Of
whether all parties 20 the contract had
nOStcd f0rirItS. This controversy sub
srgucn,Iy gave way 10 the question Of
whether Brady and C"chrane desired "a
60 through with the deal. and RlCkard
announcement that he stood ready "a
relieve them Of their obligations OF they
so desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
COmiskey Must Approve
White SOx Before The
Season Starts In April

CHICAGO. Feb gS-The reorganiz"6
White Sov will not E" into action in
the regular playing season April - At
Detroit until Charles ComiSkey. owner
has approved the now team. club Off
Gals said her" today. Comiskcy now Is
ou his way West on a pleasure trip ana
Will reach the training camp at Waxa-
haChir. Tev., soon.
The field viii be comhed aga In for
ailablc material 10 replace the seven
suspended players involved IN ~"
worlds ycrics scandal Of 1919, Score.
tary Harry Grahucr said. II Com,skoy
: not satisfied with his combination II
recruits and o't-;imcrs.
Lack Of pitching material and tho
rhrrs; Of Dick Kerr. ono "f the mound
rrJGnSiays. to 20 into semi professional
circles here uu!"sS hc * given an In
erase. i SAID 10 y" III" ch!cf problem
OF the club leaders. k"rr's contract
SIN has 4 year ~ run. L ~, S':n.
Resides Kerr. Douglas MCW""ny. Mil
waukec association pitcher. Obtained Nv
the SoN. also refuses t. sign. II waS
SAID. although offered an advance Of
twU.thirdS over his last years salary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

long limo OF prospective sea; puT-
Chasers for the David Warfirld engage
ment was In evidence At the Court
theatre yesterday when the scat sale
orened ut o'clock. The line was
steady all day long and indications
point TO 4 record business. Manager
Johnson is sponsor for the announce
ment that 81 900 was sent IN in mail
orders by people who take advantage
"f the mail order system. Good seats
still remain for all performances but
with tho demand as strong as Il IS IN
tic city as well as out, the house Will
no doubt be sold out long before Mr.
Wnrtield arrives in the city. When las,
seen here in The Auctioneer ne only
PLAYED to fair business but two years
ago in The huctrOnccr, the entire
house was sold out for both mhtine"
and night and the orchestra was forced
into the foyer as the pit was allied with
chairs for the benefit Of patrons VINO
wore unable TO obtain seats anywhere
cls" The management announces that
telephone orders vii not be taken anu
no tickets laid away. children under
10 years of age Will positively not be
admitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
STATE UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR. OF
ATHLETICS HANDS IN ANNUAL
REVIEW TO SPALDINGS
Picks an Au-State Team From West
Virginia University. Wesleyan
and Bethany
BY II. A. STANSBURY
ALL WEST VIZ GTN1A COL
LEGIATE FOOTBALL
TEAM, 1920
Special Dispatch to Tie Intcllgenc"r

Special Dispatch To Tic lntc'l'eeA0'r.
Morguntown. W. Va, Feb. IS .-- TIC
season Of 1920 marked the resumption
Of meetings on the Gridiron between
West Virginia Wesleyan College and
West Virginia University and It can lie
said that thls renewal q: relations OPP
Grated To bring about very great i'll
iereSI in the sport In tn" Mountain
State. Another hardly less important
factor WAS the unusual strength Of the
team at bethany College which mad" 4
record Of exceptional brillianry and Tor
the first time in several years WAS l
real factor on the EridirOn III the so
called "tr:-s,ate" section.
These tire" elevrns. West Virginia
University, West Virginia Wesleyan
College and Bethany College. IN the or
der named. were IN" only college teams
Of ma jor importance in IN" state in the
1924 season. West Virginia Won from
Wesleyan 40 and from Bethany no.
giving tn" state university clear claim
70 the state football ChamI !orSAip. WcS-
lcyan tied W. X J. -. while H"thany
was beaten By Wash JEFF 2H-n. Detroit
WAS beaten b! Bethany, but won over
Wesleyan. while Marietta won hand!!E
over bethany and only after great
struggle with Wesleyan. 20 mat tHe
major portion Of the evidence seems I"
indicate that Wesleyan outrankcd Beth
any in slight degree.
West Virginia had :. mediocre season
aside from her success inside her %" 4
domain. Princeton. Yale. lIftshur%h
and ". & J. won from the Mountainous
a nd Wesleyan, Washington Il Lee. IeiN-
any and Rutgers were notable victims
Of the West VirE:nla's teams proves;
even in an "oT year" West NtrSihEa
suffered heav.I! from graduation n
June 1920. but should have powerful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD COMES
IN "1INGER LONGER LEFTY

Charlotte Greenwood. who vii d"
seen At tn" Court next Monday, Tues
day and "Wednesday. known throughout
the world ma long. lean. !"vthir Lefty.
made her first appearance on The stag
at tho age ~ -. She FIRST appeared
with Ned Wayburn IN an English Wlh-
tuminc The white at" She was even
lank,er then than she ~ now. Later she
was in the chorus with tn" Rogers
BROTHERS, and had 4 few lines 10 say
with sam Bernard. THIS was her hrst
chance. Bernard got 4 number or laughs
hv referring to her Etwky appearance.
She WIS inspired by tn" fact that II
people laughed At hcr they m!ght laugh
with her. She went into vaudeville with
Eunice Burnham in n SketcL entitled
Two Girls and n Piano" ON" night
purely by accident. she offered her now
famous s!dckick II created riot. Lee
Shubert happened 20 sec her IN Taud"-
willie and engaged her for tho Passing
Show Of 1919" Mr.. M"rosco saw the
Young woman on tn" stage. lie also rea-
lied that she had ability and CAV" nor
a three year contract. Her first appear
ance under IN" Morosco management
was with The Tx Took Man Of OF,
then with "Prct'y Mrs. Smith
so Long Lefty was written espe-
cinlly for her. She - one Of IN" f"w
stars in nusica! comedy that docs not
have n rely on her voice. shape, or
beauty "a win nor audience. She wins
! thorn with her personality.
Seats go on sale Thursday hut mai!
orders will receive The preference when
properly sent N with remittance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
JUNIOR BASKETBALL
LEAGUE AT Y. M. c. A,

Tho Pirates beat the Snakes - 70 .;
DuGuoSncS won their game from the
K"yStones IL to ;. and IN" Liberty Cab
ba Ccs dropped one to IN" Wig Ways to
in the Junior basketball league at tho
Y. NJ. {. \. yesterday afternoon. capt.
GclleSp!e. Wolf. j.. OilauS"r and hcry.
OF tho Snakes. rouch"d il mp some IN
their attempt To down tho i!r"tcs. but
j.. Bramhall and q. Bramhall. the for
wards for tho Pirates, worked their
usual way and won with ease capt.
Wcyrick. Scott. Sandtord and Anien
played Il fast gam" for the DuGucsne.
with Capt. White. J. Frame. and r.
Wren, Of tho Snakes. doing their hcS;
90 keen up with fast company. Good
Judgment won the gam" for capt.
Groves. or tho Wig Ways. when they
buckcd the lucky Liberty ChbbaG"S.
CAPT. Ge!sel. Of the Liberties, fought
for tho game and was assisted by Me-
I.aughlln. Rahrc and Gunner At euard.
but while time worked against them
and their long shots that failed to hit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
FORKlNS HANDS MIKE KEARNEY A NEAT.
LACING IN TEN ROUNDS AT AUDITORIUM
DARK HORSE" |SFEARED At WEST
VA, STATE TITLE TOURNAMENT

oral West Virginia teams took the star
roles. Smi'hncld sprung n great sur
Yrrsc. Will. Washington Irving of
Harrisburg cam" through victor over
thu class Of ohio and West Virginia N
III event BUckhannon. Fairmont Far
View. WaAcStuwn. Victory. Grafton, Eel
;r;ton. Pennington. Weston and Any
other number OF teams showed remark
able strength n the f'airmunt tourney
which was decided success. Down in
IN" southern end NJ IN" stat" tier" VIII
Il" Southern Association tournament
lrld at RlUc:irlG on March i and j. in
which some Is or 20 Of the best teams
in the southern portion Of n" stat" VIII
compete tor sectional honors,
\ Iun.; list vt strong teams are en-
:r-,d IN the stat" event. while IN" p"SSl-
u.ll;y uf dark horses being the win
u"rs and runn"rSup - well founded.
Sml,hneld. Wlrwond. Ftirm"nt. Being
tom. Bluciield. Princeton. F"Iianshe".
WIdeStowu and many other teams which
have played a fast. Snappy game during
the year are just as liable az not ="
turn the old dope bucket topsN-tur>E
any minutc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
Court Tennis Tourney
Scheduled for Paris

New York. Feb. 2S.--Thr worlds hard
court tennis championship tournament
will be held in Paris this year beginning
May IS. and continuing until Juno i. It
was announced here today by the United
States Lawn Tennis association. follow
ing receip, uf n message from the
French Tennis federation.
William r. T.ld"n md. md Mrs. Moiy
RjurSt"dt Mallory. hav" been designated
by the United States association 70 rep
resent this country in the event
Tennis players or Argentine have re-
quest"d information regarding cond.
lions Of the paws cup competitions. de-
string. it is SAID, to issue a challenge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

You cannot ovcreStImatc the import
ancr ur keeping the blood free OF I'm
puritics. When YOU realize that the
heart is constantly pumping this vital
fluid 70 all parts OF the body. you can
readily see that any impurity In tn.
blood will cause serious complications.
Any slight disorder or impurities is
n source OF danger rs every vital organ
Of the body depends upon IN" blood sup
ply to properly perform It's functions.
Many painful and dangerous diseases
are the direct result Of had condition
Of the blood Among tho most serious
are rheumatism. with it's tOrturing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
HARRY A, STAN SBURY REVIEWS GRID
SITUATION in STATE DURING 1920

team the coming fall Wesleyan never
fully recovered from the setback west
Virginia gave her in the opening game
and aside from her tie with WaSh-Jer
was beaten in each Of her important
games. Coach Higgins, however, made
strong impression at Wesleyan and IL
is believed that the Methodists Will
show great improvement IN another sea
son Bethany. as indicated above had
= team Of unusual strength, her victory
over Detroit. as well as that over Car
ncgie Tech, We're exceptional achieve
mcn,S and the new coach. II. y. Buland,
IS counted upon for great things In the
future.
Secondary Colleges and FormAls
There was considerable activity
among the secondary colleges. Normal
and prep schools during the 1870 season
in Vest virginia. Marshall College,
Morris Harvey College, BroaGduss In
st:tutn. pavis-Elkins College GlenVllie
Normal. the kcyser Prep school and
other teams were conspicuous and the
West Virginia University Freshmen
team. which competed with the majority
Of these schools. was an especially
urOnIinen. eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
Every Drop of Your Blood
Should Be Absolutely Pure

pain: Eczema. letter. Erysipelas and
other disigur!nE skin diseases; general
debility. which makes the strongest
men helpless. and many other diseases
arc the direct result of impure blood.
You can in largo measure avoid liza
bility to disease by tho use OF s. 8. S.
the wonderful blood remedy that has
been in constant use for more than fifty
years S. s. S. clcanses the blood thor
ouEhly. 1t is sold by druggists every
where.
For valuable literature and mod Ca.
advice absolutely free. write today to
Chief Medical Adviser, S3l Swift Lab.
oratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
A, B, C, TOURNEY IS
OPENED AT BUFFALO

Buffalo. y. Y, Feb. 2S.-The twenty
f,-*t annual championship tournament Of
IN. American Bowling congress vii! be
KIN here tonight with 81 local hve-mar
teams IN play. The first invasion or Wis
it:nE teams viii be next Friday and Sat
ur,l:,y with TIE app"oru9c" "f New York
chicago Detroit, Cleveland, RochcSt":
Ere. Tvlcd" and Canadian how!crs. TIC
largest outside entry Was received from
Chicago wlth rs teams for tho ttve-mar
cvRnt.
Th.s years championships will rur
for thirty days to accommodate "S4
teams IN the ilv"-n:an event @.l27 d"I'
b,es. 4,@So singles 4 record entry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
ELKINS LEGION WINS

Special Dispatch 10 lntcll!GcnccT.
Elklns. W. Va. Feb. @H.--AMcrican
Legion basketball team defeated the
fast ClarksburG American Legion team,
tonight by an Overwhelming Scor" OF ."
TO 10. tho first half ending win INC
Randolph countianS IN the Lead
In rho second half Clark"burg Subsl-
,u,cd N'amSlcv for Michael. but E.klns
came back strong and hold ClarhsburS
sccrclrss untl the last 10 minutes or
NAV. when the local subs were given a
rbonce. Wilmer WhcthCl and liAmi.!
If the famous DAVIS and ElkinS cham
MON team displayed their oldtimc pep
and for Clarksburg Richer. Ash and
Bailey played good ball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
Three Walkers In Field
For Connie MaCk'S Team

philadclpNia, FEB .S.-The Fh;Iad"!-
mia American LcHru" baseball team,
which VIII play exhibition contests DO
ginning March with the 81. Louis and
New York Nationals and tho New YORK
Arroricaus Will include three Walkers
.-,"arencc IN eft field: Frank in center
and Johnny a CatchCr--a dispatch from
Lake Charles. La. said today.
l. wi; y" tho first time the three
mon OF ~" san" name have played nj
N" same tine. Frank being on the
bench through illness most OF last sea
son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01
MUTT AND JEFF AT THE RACES

We'll. our Old friends ar" greeting us
again. Mutt and Jcn nre scheduled 10
appcar At the Court theatre, Thursday
matinee and night. March !.
This season the UBIQUITOUS and !rreS =
sixtihlc twain will 30 Sccn IN a brand
new Gus Hill musical comedy in three
acts entitled Mutt and J"H at Inc
Races" A large and carahl" cast and
a beauty chorus OF young misses are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-01

mAcApEMY CLUE MEETS.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OIL
tho Macadcmy Club will be held this
evening in the club rooms in the Board
of Trade building. Many matters OF
uoprrntus import TO the members ar
this organization vii! he presented, and
tho officers are DESTROYS OF a good.y
attendance.