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Evening journal., 1921-11-28
AT THE majestic.

Love. hate, anger and Joy all find
an outlet in the gripping story "Con-
hici' that will bring Priscilla Dean
TO. the screen Of the Majestic theatre
beginning today.
Priscilla Dean fans, who have been
anxlously awaiting the stars latest
picture, after having enjoyed "Repu-
tation" so thoroughly will be more
than repaid for their patient vigil.
The production is supreme in IT'S
detail and technicalities. great
deal OF time having been spent on
finding desirable locations for the
North Woods scenes. That they are
trr' in every detail win be observed
even by the most expert woodsman
Conflict" presents a cast worthy
OF note, including as leading man
Herbert Rawlinson. one Of the best
known players Of the screen. Ed
wa.d Connolly, Hector sarno and
Martha Mattox are others
Stuart Faton, who directed "Repu-
tauon" also held the megaphone In
the production or "Connict." MANY
Of the most important sequences OF
the narrative were taken IN British
Columbia. where accurate scenes In
the iogging industry were obtained.
The atmospheric background OF the
story is said 60 be startling in its
cxactness. Clarence Huddington Kel.
land wrote the story for tho Rel
Book magazine.
Dynamiting a log jam was one o.
the exciting Incidents OF the oxpodi
ton. Priscilla Dean endangered he
life in the big log scene whore sh
saves her lover.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
AT TIE R1Anro.

Today and tomorrow the Rialto
theatre win present the newest and
most remarkable serial miracles
Of the Jungle"
The rights 70 the hinl were se-
cured from the Warner Brothers Of
California who have to their credit
the production Of the Tarzan ser
ials. They say that Miracles OF the
Jungle" is far more thrilling and
more original than even their tales
Of Tarzan.
Hundreds OF wild beasts ana
thousands Of natives OF Africa ap-
pear in the film which is the ro-
nance Of two Americans hunting
big game in darkest Africa. The
first episode Of Miracles OF the
Jungle" is 20 be shown two days
but the succeeding episodes will be
shown only on Mondays
The serial is being presented in
addition to Jack Hoxie's photopIay
do or Die" Mr.. Hoxie Is a serial
star who has branched out into
feature-dramas OF the West but he
has managed TO combine In his
stories oil the thrills and the adven-
tures of his continued photoplays.
do or Die" is a dynamic. virile
and stupendous story OF the West
with Hoxie in the midst OF all action
as a rough-riding, roilicky cow
puncher.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
4RED PEPPER"

Mcintyre and Heath, black face
impersonators, par-excellence, un-
der the management Of the Messrs.
Shubert will appear at the Play
house on Monaay. Tuesday and We'd
nesday, December s. 6 and in a
new spectacular musical comedy
entitled RED Pepper" This new
Mcintyre and Heath show which has
starred FOR the past three seasons,
is in two acts and six magnificent
scenes, and is said to be the most
elaborate production in which they
have yet appeared.
"Red Pepper" commonds itself for
its effervescent humor, founded on
well developed plot, and a roper
toire Of irresistible musical num-
bors that long will be whistled
and hummed all over Wilmington.
The advance reports also have It
that RED Pepper" boasts OF a COM
pany Of players, that represent one
solid phalanx OF established favor
itea
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
VAUDEVILLE WITH
PICTURES AT GARRICK

The new policy Of photoplays and
vaudeville at the Garrick Theatre
has Its first presentation today. The
performances daily commence at one
o'clock and will be continuous there
after.
Keith's vaudeville will be present
ed as in the past and the same stand
ard viii be maintained. Tho photo
plays Of this new combination pro-
grams are selected from the very
best and will be Of recognized merit.
There win be a complete change OF
program on Mondays and Thursdays.
Two late stars OF musical comedy
appear IN the big act today, tomor-
row and wednesday. They are
Continued on Page Eighty
Evening journal., 1921-11-28

In staging the production. the
Messrs. Shubert have provided SIX
amazing scenes and a bewlidering
array OF costumes which scintillate
and blend under the changing Lights
In truly symphonic way.
Without Attempting to tell the
story Of "Red Pepper" which nc
tually has a plausible coherent plot.
with the scenes laid at Havana, and
IN New Mexico and Georgia James
Mcintyre and Thomas Heath ap-
pear as walters In O fashionable
Casino at Havana, but later on in
the play assume the role OF race
track touts and have a -,igh old
time over II.
Prominent in the 100" per cent.
cast" IN addition to Mcintyre and
Heath, are Mabel Elaine, Leeta
Corder, Ruth Urban, Gladys and
Sybn Fooshee, Rita Walker. ada
Summerville, Dan Quinlan. Bert
Carter. Charles Brown, Brennan
and Sands, John Cantwen. George
Youngman and Be- Ho Cray, and a
chorus-what musical comedy read
ing notice would be complete with
out the chorus2 While beauty is
always a first asset. these particular
ladies Of the ensemble, 80 IT Is said.
combine good looks with singing
voices OF an order such as only the
Messrs. Shuberts can select. The
play was staged by Frank Smithson.
the musical numbers arranged by
Allan K Foster. and the entire pro-
duction produced under the personal
direction OF J. J. Shubert
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
Now playing at the Maies'ic.

duction.
Rita weiman wrote "Footlights"
for Miss Ferguson and she created
her character so as to NJ the ver-
saiile genius OF her model. The at
mosphere OF the theatre permeates
the performance Of the picture but
no; 10 the exclusion OF many inter-
osiing. contributing outside incl
dents.
The story is that OF Lizzie Parsons
a vaudeville entertainer who comes
from New England. She has a gift
Of mimicry which together with her
-reat beauty attracts the attention
OF wealthy theatrical manager.
This very man introduces 20 a de-
lighted world Of theatregoers. sew
cral years later a great Russian act
ress. Lisa Parsinova who has a tenn
perament and a past all her own.
No one troubled to remember Lizzie
Parsons so why should they recog-
nize her as Lisa the Russian.
The adage Of "the best-laid plans
Of mice and men fits the story Of
Jisa's life. Her manager and even
sho herself reckoned without the
woman's heart which wrecked one
plan while IL created another and
a more glorious one.
Elsie Tergrson's supporting COM
pany Is headed by two popular male
players Marc MacDermott Is as al
ways the skilled artist. His role is
that OF the theatrical manager
Reginald Denny has the part Of III,
young lover.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
Ar THE SAVOY.

she craved speed. did pretty Betty
Lee. reckless heroine OF The Speed
Girl" Bebe Daniels latest Realart
picture which opens weeks run Al
the Savoy Theatre commencing to-
DAY. She craved speed and she eot it,
This swiftly moving comedy
drama. is a gentle satire on he mod
ern mania for speed and amusingly
shows how modern children and
young people develop a craze forI
swift locomotion. Bebe Daniels IN a
new picture IS always a treat, and
the fine raiment in which this be-
wliching young beauty bedecks her
self is an added attraction TO the
ladies' Besides many stunning hats.
the little Realart star wears several
fur coats which total about $50 600
IL her latest picture
The story concerns a fascinating
little feminine daredevil who be-
comes a motion picture star and
specializes on stunts. Interesting
scenes showing the heroine at work
In the studio give the audience an
actual glimpse OF the working day
Of a sta
The added attraction consists ~,
Ernest Truck, Broadway's younresf
and funniest comedian. in A !,
special comedy Little. But oh Alvia
timely football subject with a lo,
OF pointers ana new stunts on ho,y +,
win a football game and chocl, fni
OF laughs
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
WAFER soARp ROUTINE.

At the meeting OF the Board OF
Water Commissioners this morning
Samuel J. White, city treasurer. re.
ported sbs.7o805 in the current ex.
fund. and S4S3.16 in the special ex.
pense fund. The current week.,
payroll OF S3973.S1 and the current
monthly payroll OF S2,6s8.Ss were
ordered paid
The pumpage for the week end
ind Friday, November 2b. was
75.714.300 gallons Of water. as COM
pared with 75.767S60 gallons for
the corresponding week last year
The consumption for the same week
was 17,22o.00o gallons. as compared
with s5,7o7.o0o gallons for the cor
responding week last year.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
"Bayer on Genuine Aspirin "Bayer"

Warningl Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicions for twenty
one years and proved safe by mil
lions Take Aspirin only as told In
the Bayer package for Colds. Head
ache. Neuralgia, rheumatism. Far
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
AT THE ARCADIA.

"Playthings OF Destiny" is the title
Df the picture that brings Anita
Stewart to the screen at the Arcadia
theatre for her first appearance IN
Wilmington for a year or more.
Misc Stewart plays the role OF
Julie Laneau a teacher Of a back
woods school. who falls desperately
IN love and marries a vacationer
there.
A woman claiming 40 be her hus-
bands real wife. accompanied by
lawyer who testifies to the truth Of
The claim. breaks her bubble OF ro-
nance and drives her from her hap
py little home. out into a northern
blizzard. The storm beats her bu.
. government ranger finds her and
she RECEIVERS in his cabin where they
are snowbound for six weeks
The lapse o. time strengthens the
belief that the wife is dead and the
wfe's belief that her husband is
vuilty OF higamy. Then she becomes
he wife Of the man who rescues
her.
Fate steps in and makes the three
of them her playthings in a manner
that gives the picture It's name
When the trio meet again. the hap
piness and ambition OF the ranger
are wrapped up entirely in the ac
tions OF the vacationer. The sue
reeding events and the climax pro
vide situations that arc absorbingi,
interesting.
Herbert Rawiinson plays the par
OF the vacationer and Walter Nc
Grail that OF the government en-
ployee.
Anthony Paul Kelly wrote th'
story.
Little Richard Headrick Is alss
In Miss Stewards company.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
AT THE QUEEN.

Elsie Fereuson's picture ''Foce-
lights Is not a photoplay OF Paris
ian creations, but /. Is mighty i'm
portans fact TO many feminine spec
fetors that the star wears Just thir-
~ nine beautiful gowns in the pro-
Evening journal., 1921-11-28

ache. Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin in handy tim boxes OF II,
and in bottles OF "a and 100. Aspirin
is the trade mark Of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Monoaceticacidester of Sal
icylicacld.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
oBRIEN sUPER-MnsrREr,s.

On December 1. and 3, with a
Saturday matinee at the Playhouse,
the celebrated Neil O'Brien Super
Minstrels will be presented.
More tnan ordinary interest CEN
ters in this Offering. as with the pos
sihle exception Of the advent of the
very biggest circus. no form Of en-
tertainment begts more pleasure
able anticipation than reputable
minstrels organization, and that the
Neil O'Brien Super-Minstrels are
recognized as being the unquestion-
able leader, and the representative
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
CASCARETS I0t
For ConStipated Bowels Bilious Liver

tonight wnll empty your bowels oen-
pleteiy by morning and you WI feel
splendid. "They work while you
sieep" Cascarets never sir you UP
or grippe like salts. Pills. Calomel. OF
Oil and they cost only ten cents a
hex. ChiIdren love Cascarets too.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28

Tom Kane, tWally b. Mersereau,
George Shone. Dan Marshall, David
"Sugarfo0t" Gaffney. Frank
Cracker" Quinn, Ed. Larson
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
Sufferers from Asthma
or Bronchitis
HERE is GLORIOUS NEWS FOR
YOU

HERE is GLORIOUS NEWS FOR
YOU
No matter how long you have suffered from
Asthma or Bronchitig, a speedy relief from
your euherings 10 offered you, whose
wonderful effects are realized a. the ven
nrst trial OF CAMPHOROLE
1T quickly reaches the sore spot with a
gentle tingle Difficult breathing Is relieved
az the choked ny air passages and lungs are
penetrated by powerful healing vapors which
reach the very seat Of the disease with each
breath. Then you'n know why millions use
CAAPHOROlE, when once you realize its
remarkable effects. not only for Asthma or
Bronchitis but for deep chest colds weak
lungs, sore throat and Catarrhal troubles
Druggists are authorized, 20 sell the soc size
on Today trial-ty r. Manufactured IN
Atlantic City, N. J.
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Evening journal., 1921-11-28
LAUGHS AT
PAINS

When pain ATTACKS Sou don't fek !
worry you; take one Of Luahcrt'r AZ
No-Mor Capsules and you will amiii
70 quickly win your paine and ache
Nsn' n' 50. Lueoerts Ak-NO-MOr Cap
ases s make YOU laugh at pain. Head
acne. toothache ne-vo paina ~ mo-,
ace. neck or back, rheumatism. iun
$50 are All oispelled so swiftly tn
sou are surprised BY their magic
Nsss rs, pearance. They will also rtl
so nay are Just starting. Guarar
,e1 70 contain nc narcotics ar
sleFing drugl- Ask your dr,is-os
1f LreDerta Ak-lyo- Nor and aeco
~ supsti tnoe. ~ all druRgiste-r-
900 aud soc per box.
=. G. Lusbert, P. D., Christisns =.
Evening journal., 1921-11-28

The incest cathartic-laxative TO
physic your bowels when you have
Headache BiIieusness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
is candy-like Csscarets- One or two
Evening journal., 1921-11-28
For Cold on the Chest

Musterole is easy TO apply and It
does not blister like the old-fashion-
ed mustard plaster.
Musterole Is a clean, white oint-
ment, made with oil OF mustard.
Simply massage it in gently with the
hnger tiqs. You will be delighted TO
sec how how quickly Il brings relief.
Get Musterole at your drug store.
35c & csc. jars q tubes; hospital
size. SO.
BETTER THAN a MUSTARD
Evening journal., 1921-11-28

q o Lusoert ?. D, Christians. q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18

An entirely new amusement en-.
terprise has the stage at the HipP
this week the lewis brothers, and
their first appearance indicates
tant the acquaintance Will be pro-
fitnble for them and enjoyable fol
those who like good entertainment
III the first bill, which is on.
titled 1.-TWO Merry Scamps", the
two Lewis, Al and ]. Y. stand out
as entertainers. Comedy, dane
ing and acrobatics all come natural
to these clever fellows and they
scored a hit last evening. Edna De-
Clcrcq who played this city three
years ago with Max Goldman does
a number Of sing bits all Of them
nicely and they are well selected.
Among them are "Agitator Mama"
Wag' Wang Blues" and Pretty
Things You Say" in which she Is
teamed with Sylvester Rcye, the
latter u high tenor who * also
able to do character parts we'll. Al
Lewis leads good number,
Spanish Lou" while Al Lewis, j.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18
Theatre Notes.
Affairs Of Anatol.

Its a gripping. tense moment In
1.-THE Affairs OF Anatol" at the Mel.
son theatre, when the young hus.
band causes his wife to be hypno-
tized with the object of demanding
to know where she has been all
night with his best friend, knowing
that she must answer aud must tell
the truth.
Anatol, HIMSELF has arrived home
at. a. m. after q night on the Great
White Way, where, however, at last
this arch philanderer finds that
SQUAD and Pommery Sec have be-
gun to taste like husks. He comes
home for the traditional mess of
veal only to find that his young
bride, tired Of his continued
neglect, has been out with his
chum. At 8 a. m, they return. The
wife refuses to say where they have
spent the night. Whose, business
is it, anyhow, and who | wants to
kuow2
At, last the worm has turned. the
breaking point has been reached
when No8zer Singh, Hindu apos-
tie of the esoteric cult, arrives on
the scene to say goodby as he
leaves suddenly for bis home in
India. One afternoon at tea fight,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18

Since Nery-Worth was first in
troduced In this city short time
ago, its sales have been far in the
lead Of any other preparation ever
sold in this city. Gross after gross
have been handed out TO customers
and every first bottle was sold on
a money-back guarantee. Hundreds
and hundreds OF satisfied custo.
mers have told their neighbors Of
this wonderful remedy, and Its
wonderful results, and what 1t is
doing here is no more than 1t is do.
ing throughout the country. In
towns where 1t has been introduced
the results are always the same
wonderful sales and thousands Of
satisfied customers. The reason for
this is that Wentworth is real med
Icine, and does everything that ID
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18


ittpe a4&e fiinn
rsF cent 70 i eI-i1is l1s s4stc t9q
ana INIT tQll
r. workers hi u u emp
lack OF orders stos tt[iel Il ts Satn
sttatetl Ia closing other
mines ot the company are stu
operating With q force Of about q,
600 men. Saturdays layoff VIII
lend 4 new phase TO the already
DEPRESSED state Of affairs. With
nearly 1000 men in the ranks OF
the johless and the additional SOD
more Saturday, the outlook at the
present time Is diScouragtng.
Until Eastern coal consumers
have depleted their stock OF fuel
and unless a severe winter sets in.
only then is resumption OF
work at these mines expected,
Owing to the keen competition IN
nearby fields, many OF the local
operators OF Frostburg have aban-
doned their mines and are buying
coal to supply their trade. 1t is
said that the coal purchased from
other sections costs much less
than the acual cost OF mining In
the Georges Creek section.
Much Coal at Lakes
The coal movement TO the
northwest is dragging the fleet
moving a little over 100000 tons
Of cargo fuel during September,
against 2,932,000 tons during Aug
ust.
Shipments for the season to DC.
tober / reached 1S,14s,000 tons.
against 14,604,O00 tons for the
same period Of 1920; 1881, 600
tons in 1915, and 20.77s.o00 tons
during the 1919 period up TO
october /.
The docks dumped $4,000 tons
Of coal hst week. shipments for
the previous week being S65,l97
tons. There was big lineup
early this week at the Hooking
Valley dumps in Toledo. Tonnage
is reported plentiful and some Of
the big boats are making two ports
In order to obtain full Cargoe5.
Receipts of coal at the docks at
the head Of Lake Superior to Oc-
to6er list show 1,41i,GO tons Of
hard coal, a gain of $4,000 tons
from year ago, and Of 100000
tons OF soft, a gain Of 2,973,000
tons over 1920. This makes 1921
receipts the first in three years
that showed a gain over the pre-
cediug year and. the largest re.
celpts in the past four years.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18


81 y ltne .aklli e
is q it fog he m
~ ieif sle aud had ~ tsS
~ NE ssiigg ton. ptlllad Or 3 e
clippers aud stocftngs 70 Ssades
ACROSS IN imaginary stream. e1s
.hIbiting, as she did 50 much shapes
.Itness aud dazzling display Of
fashionable lingerie.
The arrival Of the Hiudo gives
Anatol an inspiration. Calling No3-
ger Singh aside. he asks him 10
hypnotic his wife again and In
struct her to answer tr1thfully one
question to be propounded by her
husband. After answering the ques-
ton. she is to wake up. The Hindu
puts her into the trance, gives her
the instructions and leaves the
house without waiting to note the
result.
The young husbands chum warns
him not to ask the uestion. II he
makes her answer. and finds her
innocent, he will hate himself and
lose her besides If she is guilty,
she's no worse than he Is, anyhow.
The chum; her companion some
where on the Great White Way
during the night, protests her limo
cence. She has regarded him only
as q brother. But, he admits, even
II she was guilty, he'd lie like a
gentleman.
And all this time, the young wife
sits in hypnotic state, staring
straight ahead with unseeing eyes,
waiting for the question, which II
asked, will ruin both their lives, no
matter what the answer.
Never before has such a galaxy
OF stellar luminaries been seen on
the screen. Wallace Reid and
Gloria Swanson have the leading
part supported by Elliott Dexter,
Bebe Daniels, Monte Blue, Wanda
Hawley, Theodore Roberts. Agnes
Ayres and Theodore Kosloff-eVery
one a name to conjure with.
The story is well told and the
scenery and costumes are some
thing gorgeous, the only fly in the
ointment being several very i'm
probable Incidents. For instance, II
a mans lady friend, in fit OF
pique mutilated his wife's NINA.
ture which she found in the inside
OF his watch, would he be so stu
pid as to let the picture remain
there until the next day. for his
wife to discover the damage by ac-
cident? TO expect an audience to
believe that such a thing is likely
to happen. is placing too great a
strain on ones credulity. Still, it
must be remembered, that the hero
is a movie hero, and as such is not
supposed to have any great amount
OF horse sense.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-18

$50 today in the Fairmont region
against PIP on Monday.
Seventy-five mines are. at work
today in the region as follows: Mo
nongah division, B. & o.. So; Mo
nongahela, 16; Western Maryland,
4. On the Charleston division, B..
& o., there are II mines working
while on the Monongahela railway
in Pennsylvania there are rs mines
working.
Thus far conditions have not
picked up greatly.
United Mine Workers
Edward Matthews, secretary OF
cub district 4, is in the Clarksburg
field today.
James McCleery. district organs
ger, is at townsville.
Nick AieIlo, president OF sub dis.
trict 4. today Is at Mt. Clare as Is
Frank Mccartney, district board
member,
C. H. Bailey, international organ
izer, has returned from trip to
sub district 8, at Grafton.
Patrick Buckley, vice president
OF sub district 4, is at Monongah
today.
cleaned from Curtis Bay ship
ments, which last week showed a
decided drop on the MononEah
Division, B. &. o, R. R. Only 80
cars Of coal went to that coal
pier last week or less than a third
Of the previous weeks tonnage.
Last weeks was the lightest that
went to Curtis Bay In five weeks
off the division. Pier shipments
generally showed no recovery but
instead relapse. The only Gin
tiIla of encouragement in export
shipments was a shade Of improve
ment TO Arlington Pier which ag.
gregated 81 cars on double that OF
the previous week. With this ~.
ception there was not. ray OF
hope in tide shipments.
No Lake Shipments
Indications points to the lake
shipments from the Fairmont re-
gion have reached the end Of the
1921 season. Not a car Of lake
coal was sent to lake points last
week off the Monongah Division.
Reports indicate that the stocks
are very heavy at the lakes and IN
fact stronger than last year. Most
regions did like the Fairmont re-
gIon, letting the lakes furnish the
avenue Of escape for surplus coal,
More Eastern Trade
Some slight increase was noted
in eastern loading last week off
the MonongSh Division, B, 6 o.
when an aggregate of 1851 loads
went in that direction, which
showed an increase Of tie loads,
Western line shipments picked UP
some last week with 31S cars or
but cars less than the previous
wee, which included 81 cars to the
lakes, while last weak not a. car
Of coal went to the lake front.
For come reason or other buyers
are slow In making provisions for
their fuel. needs and reports also
indicate that the non union fields