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gress resort operator in the Sand
bar district is facing trial this after
noon charged with assault with at
tempt to commit murder as n re-
suit of the shooting and nearly
mcrtaily wounding of Slick Jones,
4also colored.
Ira Durham charged with the
murder OF Jack Delury win acc trial
in district court al . o'clock tomor-
row morning L. II. Nicholson. for
mer patroluian. who is charged with
the murder OF Edward Schustcr will
face trial starting Monday morn.
ing.
, 1921-09-07

vict was wounded in his fight and
Is working on the fixed opinion that
Gardner is still on Mcneil island.
Lewardus Bogart, the convict who
was wounded when Gardner es-
capped, was improved Prison phys
icians expect him to Bo-
CART said that Gardner told him and
Everett Impyn. who was killed. that
h, had arranged with the guards to
permit the escape Gardner said
the guards would shoot but not to
Kill. Bogart told the officers.
1t is realized that Gardner, IL un-
wounded, may hide for 4 long time
, 1921-09-07

MCNEIL ISLAND, WASH, Sept.
Roy Gardner, escaped bandit, Is
stm at large today. Every avail
able nan on this island, which
holds the federal prison. was out all
last night guarding the beaches and
boats TO prevent Gardner reaching
the mainland. At least so men wcrc
engaged in this work. In addition
launches pafroIled the waters sur
rounding the island.
Warden Thomas Malopey scouts
the idea that Gardner may have
reached the mainland. He is in
eIincd to the theory that the con
, 1921-09-07
SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY,
TRIAL PLANS DISMISSED

Nick Camets, former restaurant
proprietor here, pleaded guilty to
second degree murder when ar
raigned in district court this morn
ing. The ease is the outgrowth of
the shooting and killing of Jim Lad
as, former partner OF Camets. fol-
lowing n disagreement over their
partnership relations
No sentence was passed on Ca
NETS and 1t Is probable he will be
brought before Judge c. o. Brown
for sentence. before the end Of the
week. Second degree murder acr-
, 1921-09-07

Hiatt a DIG eVcnt Tor Casper VIII lose
several hundred dollars.
The best program of the meet was
run on yesterday and the sparse
GROVE keenly enjoyed the went. The
days program was marred by THE Sc
rious injury of Nick Carter, one OF
he motorcycle racers who collided
with the wreck of the machine which
Red" Carlisle had been riding in the
race.
Carlisle a Just turned into the
, 1921-09-07

AT New York list camel r. Ill. e.
Boston 900 0f0 010-e IL 0
New York ...OIe 101 1o"-6 .
Batteries - Russell, Myers and
Walters; Mays and Schang.
At New York end camel X. H. II.
Boston 1900. 900 900 020-.2 6 1
New York 80. 900 203 O2s-7 Q
Batteries Pcnnock and Ruel;
Harper and Dervormer.
At Cleveland II. IL. L.
Detroit ........ !OeI 900 90
Cleveland ..--..I03 900 o.
Batteries - Oldham. Middleton and
Bassler; Bagby, Uhle and O'Neil.
At st. Louis II. H. K.
Chicago DOL O.
st. Louis f...-...-..lO +
Batteries = Russell and Schalk;
Davis and SEVERED.
, 1921-09-07
MAN ACQUITTED
OF MURDER is
HELD AS Thief
Especial to The Tribune.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Sept. 7.-E
onerated by n coroner's jury of all
blame in connection with his murder
of two fellow Mexicans here Monday
night. Frank Ortega today faced a
charge OF burglary for stealing from
a local store the revolver with which
he did the shooting. The jury found
that he was justified in firing the
shots in self-defense.
, 1921-09-07
CHALKS
UP HOMER 81

NEW YORK, Sept. T.-"Babe'' Ruth
today pounded out his SEND homeruu
in the fourth inning of the Yankees
second with Boston, sending in a mar
ahead OF him. Pennock was pitching
, 1921-09-07
GARY GOES TO MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Eibert II.
Gary. chairman of the United States
Steel corporation announced last night
that HI would leave Wednesday for a
months pleasure trip in Mexico.
, 1921-09-07
Directors in Conference Here Agree OH
Plans for Perfecting One of Largest
Refinery Organizations in World

At the conclusion of a conference of officials of the Stand
ard Oil company Ondiana) and of the Midwest Refining
company, meetings of their board of directors were held and
the announcement was made today that arrangements salts
factory to both companies have been perfected whereby the
Standard Oil company will assume the operation of the REIN
, 1921-09-07
Meeting
OF MethOdists
Is Convened

LONDON. Sept 10y The Asso-
ciated Press)HThc sixth worlds con-
ference Of Methodists opened formal
ly Tuesday evening in. Yves
ley chapel here. There are 800
Americans among the 500 delegates.
The later sessions will bo held in
Central hall. near the parliament
houses
The conference will be continued
until September IT and h leaders OF
Methodism in all countries. including
a Japanese bishop. are on h pro
gram. which includes discussions OF
important world problems
, 1921-09-07
BRITISH Send
REPLY TO erin
Ca. breaches Agreement on Terms to
Be lined in Reply to Note of Irish
PresA Courier Leaves Iperness to
DeIiperA sssage to Dublin Officials

INVERNESS, Scotland. Sept by The Associated
Press )-The British cabinet at its meeting here today unani-
mously approved the reply of the government to the last note
from Eamonn De Valera, the Irish Republican leader. The
reply was handed to Robert c. Barton, the Sim Fem courier,
who started for Dublin at q o'clock this afternoon with il.
, 1921-09-07
FAMINE DISTRICT ISPkRCHED
And DES0LATE, PEASANTS
and LEAVES ARE GRAY, CLAIM

-sEMAYENkENA, Russia, Sept 7-(By The Associated
Fress)-Desolation is written large on the rolling prairies
which stretch away on every side of this little village in the
heart of the famine region of the Volga. Cattle and horses
have cropped the sparse herbage until the very grass roots
have been eaten and the hot winds that blow across the waste
, 1921-09-07
MONEY LOST ON
CASPER RACES
REPORT SHOWS
Tuesday Attractions Best of Al, Fail to
DravC rowd; Fastest Time of MeetIs
Made by Yesterdays Winners

Failure of the people of Casper to respond to the offerings
OF the Natrona County Fair association at the big race meet
which drew to a close yesterday proves that it is a hazard
to attempt to stage sporting events of this kind. While the
complete compilation of the deficit has not been reported vet,
it is understood that the men who associated to make this
, 1921-09-07
ASKS
PACT REVISION
WITH CHILEANS
No Peace Possible in South America Until
Treaty Is Changed; Request of Ma
ton Postponed by Assembly

GENEVA, Sept. 7.-(By The Associated Press.)-The
assembly of the league of nations at its session this morning
postponed again discussion of the request of Bolivia that the
long disputed question of the provinces of Tacna and africa,
now under the administration of Chile, be placed on the
, 1921-09-07
10000 IN DENVER SCHOOLS

DENVER, Sept. 7.-Approximately
10, 900 boys and girls went to school
in Denver today at the opening of
the new term. Five senior high
schools and 81 elementary schools
opened their doors A total force OF
, 1921-09-07
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia list game) X. II. f..
New York ....210 40 200-7 IL o
Philadelphia 1000 010 100: I
Batteries - Nehf and Smith; Sny-
der, Ring. Belts and Henlinc.
At Philadelphia end camel X. H. X.
New York ....023 060 200-13 10 I
Philadelphia 200 100 021-4 IL 3
Batteries Douglas and Smith.
Snyder; Hubbell, Sedgwick and
Brnggy.
At Chicago r.. ii. e.
Cincinnati ...O1O COL 900 s-5 IL )
Chicago ...... oil 900 900 o. 6
Batteries - Vanguard and Wingo;
Keene and killifcr.
, 1921-09-07
MN ARMED
ADVANCE
Weather Forecast

Generally fair tonight n Thurs
day. somewhat cooler in north and
central portions tonight and south
portions Thursday; frost In northwest
portion tonight
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PVT. KUTSCHMANS'
BODY TO COME TODAY

The body OF Private William Herman
Kutschran ~ expected some time toda v
according 20 word received by his rar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Villa N F. Kut>rhnan
Of No. hnS Market street. Funeral ar
ranRemNn'S vii ha completed upon ar
rival NJ tho body and II Il comes today
services viii likely he held Monday AZ
ternnon NJ the late home with m. Am
cr!Can Legion IN charge. Rev. William
G. Tfcrt will likely hav- charge Of
the religious service and intermcnt Will
he made IN MI. Wood cemetery.
Private Kutschman was 20 wears Of
age and met death on thu battlefield a
few DAYS prior 10 the signing ~ the
srmistice. He was horn and educated
in Wheeling and spent practically rs
cn'ire He her.. He left with tho frst
Wheeling contingent to Camp lee and
later went 20 Camp shelby. HAITI shurE.
Miss. and loft there for France with
the lT9,h Machine Gun battalion. later
pervjng Win The SI2LE infantry and tho
?llth Infantry in the Eighth division.
In addition :" HI. parents he is sur
vlvrd by two sisters Misses 9eina X
md NINA. and one brother. OTTO. all ~
homo
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NETTING OF Highway BOOSTERS
HELD IN BEL[A|R[ ON FRIDAY

s25.000,o00 Is N tho tax duplicate Of
the county with S4.500.0OO Of tho wealth
in the three townships Of Salem. Swift
zcrlsnd and Adams. on the river front.
II" said: The nost OF our wealth Is In
our hills. and weare DESTROYS Of getting
II out and into or pockets. tho banks
and this new roa.''
Chairman Mccain reported IS per
cent OF tho population OF Belmont coun-
~ as residing aloR the river front
Committees to st. Clatrs Vile.
Arrangements wen made for the COM
mittees from the rler frcnt towns 70
visit the board OF county commissioners
at their meeting at 81. ClsirSviIle on
Monday morning to settle the matter
OF tho river road moth from Martins
Ferry, all Of the repre,en IA tiT-s to meet
al The county court house on that NOM
ing at 10 o'clock
Ferry Delegation.
Those present at the meeting from
Martins Ferry Board Of Trade, wore:
President W. b. Hesop, Secretary
Albert Otte. H. ". Milhr George q.
Ralst"n. George l.. Spence, EAroi II.
RlethmrlI"r. Eoee.. o. Lupten, Fred l..
Solby. y T. Selby. John Borss and A. J.
Fallen.
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SlSTERSVILLE

eis-rrsvNl~. Sep. ls.--Mss HARRIET
K,ucsiand hts as nor guest Miss care
Gates ut Of. cav. IN.
Miss pcnico Lech:cm. i. y, Is spend
iug = spending the week end win
friends IN Marietta. ohio.
Mrs. Anna r. Morris Z Wheeling IS
Ia. guest Of Mrs @. Murr"y.
Mrs = J. Bo!'mIu and son. Harry OF
Cleveland Ohio. Will return home Satur
day after spending tho week with her
sister. Mrs. =. G. South
Mr. and Mrs. James l.amh'e Of Wash
lnytor. Ia. have arrived in the city for
visit: with Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Neuen-
SChwandcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Schurbach have re-
turned from New York, where they
spNnt the past ten days on pleasure and
m business for tho Schupbach store.
David Chambers left Friday for
Wheeling. where he will attend I.insly
institute.
MIR. and Mrs Phil Cunnir gNam and
Mre Charles Thompson ~ Sardi". ONO.
who wers guests 81 Mrs. ". l.. Knapp.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 8. Tmpleby and sons.
Norman and Eillv, Of Frew. are guests
AZ tho home Of his brother. J. c. I'M
plchy while enroute e. VISIT relatives Al
Wiiamstown.
Mrs. W. O. Griffin and son. John
William. havN gone 20 Wheeling and
Eella!rc to visit relatives.
\ farewell party WAS te0hernd WILL
lam KNAPP, president Of tho ETworth
league cah!nat. Thursday evening IN tho
Methodist church rarlors. Mr. KNAPP
Will leave Sunday for MorEantown TO
enter WcSt Virginia university. IN was
presented with i"athnr hound note
hook as token Of rNm"mhranre from
tho league Moro than seventy guests
were present
Members ~ N. Thlmhle club enter
,atrcd thor husbands and families at n
picnic supper Thursday evening q,
raden park ON" loug table ac"omnNo -
dated the guests. and covers U"re placed
FOR ~.
Miss Mildred IA Troote will leave
Sunday tnr Pittsburgh. where she has
accepted position.
Tho following delegates w-ro named
r"r"rt,y hy S!st"rsv,lI" lodC" No. 3h3
T. attend the annual "onv~n'!"n ~ the
West Virginia Flks association which
ut....ts N Charleston Monday and Tues
-, ,'r"rl"e Ii"lfr'ck Herbert R":t3 A.
+. FreeIand. Joseph MRGnHr, pRvo Wort
N. .,'..I .,n Z 49," sutton. The aiternat~s
~" Herry Thomas. Jack Gilmore. g K
Vick-rN. rNor,,.- I"csg"man. lete Pyle
and r q. Morris,
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WELLSBURG
BuchananCrow,

Miss Ruth row and Lester Fu-NaAan
=, po,..m, rsro r,,-r,.d n, mo Meth
49,. ,,-s,r.,,.c .,hcu, roo, Wednesday,.
o.. 49, ,r;ro ,,,I ..r,o,, arc fay.r,Sly
'.,o $50 ho., NAV, ,ycrds ln tre
.n,,.
we1shurg Briefs.
~, w. roIes ., 1,d..
'' ., NJ. . =
-. | ,,,.s c-,.e
N0''e' VI "a! ,-nio ,,orst
Spr"".% :" N"',- .,,.n r,r,s aud
in'o M""s'p7s va
spent 'Ee any M 90" .,.o,co
p7.,sa, a~.n,o r,. hoe, ,mpru, ID
on fIeaSan' s'enu" 'Ns ,,.i,h ,r,r,.
oF
HalnES % "s.eH , ,.,,r,,e
AGI re-" U.,srtrr,o,
~ ,,Ii continue h's studies
L. G. "nere y" WIZ ...,.,
AT VIC '"'n,". ' ,,,,,or. :,
N""h' T,.,cn.r,,
NheeI!nS r''""H ,,,.
~, % - r.u= ,,si,.t wi.
Mt. and MIS-. ;. y MeI, 49,"
naE WIN !r!Nn"s N 5000,
Noss G'l'n',N' '" ~ '.'''..,
through N'hShn!H r''"h' r"'' -,
route - fl''SnNEK 10 WI mo Vs.
game between ~" f'rN ''' ''''7
hurch.
Mss F'i1aec'h Brockman' ~ h"'
r"t's'own. Pa VISITED fr,aaF WIN M'H'
Gladys li''"H. o. Norm INA, ''9 7.'.,.
AiSs F'"r'nCe Ne'ner' ~ ~
av"nue, IS mo guest ~ N"ee''""
rr!ends
Among tN"-e from "','H'"'
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ACHIEVEMENT DAY. At BELMONT
COUNTY FAIR; AWARDS ARE GIVEN

The Achievement Day held yesterday
afternoon at he county fair was de-
r,iad success. county Agent }. {. HriI
acted ms chairman at the m"eins ana
addresses w-ra made by Rev. {. W. Coo
p"r. 81. Clairsville minister. Oscar Bal-
/ 10y ~ Tacoma. president or the county
farm bureau. N. 3. Brady, club leader
I, IN MuskinEUm county and q. {. CTny
OF Ohio STATE University. James ID.
l.y!e. treasurer 81 the farm bureau. an
n"uucoj tn" lis, of club awards
! Besides tho money prizns the hrst
awards mean \ trip 70 club Week at
Columbus In November At "hi'A tlme
iau III. club winners from ALI parts OF
tho state Will 10 present for week 5
course al OHIO State University.
The silver loving cup donated two
years ago by tho Ruckeye Savings a.
I loan or Rrllaire was awarded by County
Agent !. =. NeW 10 tho Hnlstein -Guern-
| sey Calf Club.
Tho club work ~ 'he county DURING
he nast wear and tho exhibits at the
county fair were dn,id"d successes and
the farm bureau anl fair board arc 10
h, concentrated On making such me
exhibits possible.
The list Of rl"h awards follows
Boys and Girls Club Awards
Food Club lis, and End years. -Thei-
ma Hanson. trip. Elizabeth Edgerton 50;
Helen Kret- s.. BeuIah Patten -;
Elizabeth Wiuetton So. t3rd and 4th
vearN Harr.c' ,2r""nIee. trip; Helen
i;r.oa,ee s. sylvia Giftrn 81 Ruth Will
lcr,on 81 i."'h W!ss 81.
Clothing rNe 90 and Il years. FL
eanor Love rr.:. t,'Ia beth EdG"rion IS;
Faith Tickc': 81: Mary Henderson 49,
Eva McronneU &s? as and Is years.
sylvia Girer. Tip. Rurdei'a Mcconnell
IS, He!.n Kr!es 81; Mabel secrest 49,
no flfth.
Poultry Clubs (nrst year,: Kenneth
McWilWams. r!r; Gladys McEndTee -;
Harold Haynes 81: Harold Ferguson W:
,Ca,.h Lewis 81 C2nd year Charles
W!uer,on. trip: John Greenle" s.; We'-
~, Watson 81; Ed. Greenlee 50, Ro!lin
,;recnlre 50.
Pig Clubs. Jane. Rids-wav, TIP:
Marion L.ysie s..
Cali Clubs-lir~, Belmont County
Jersey Calt C!ub--Ellcn Walker. trip;
James Dixon s.; Ralph GtHen 81; Mary
D,yon s.; Richard Gtfcn 50. Iiols;ein-
,,;u.rnsey iIoIstr,n: Louisa Nhlnney'
Trim. Helen Greenlee IS: Eliza NI'er'
ION s.: John J.. l;r""nlre So; I'd. Green
y. g.: Guernsey. Marion l.y!" <5' Al
fred Whitney s.. Mabel Whitney S3'
Francis Whinaey s..
GAINESVILLE Jersey Calf Club; Ray
Ia Icy, trin.
Grand champion Original Henerv'
Ray Bailey. $40.
judging Contest: Glen Andersen, trip;
ta-ion ry'a s.: Wilbur Orrison s.; Ed.
C;re.nlee SIS: Homer N!chol s..
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BEWARE OF DOGS"

That popular star. William Hodge.
comes to tho Court soon IN hts latest
comedy hit. beware os Dogs. This At
traction opened tho season OF the Alvin
theatre In Pittsburgh last week
In Beware OF DoEs~ Ar. Hodge Is
seen In the role Of George Oliver q
oung city chap. who has taken farm
PINE distance from an eastern city moro
benefit his invalid sisters health than
Ything else. Flo takes u boarding
rs past!ms. which CAUSES him
or less trouble among his neigh
100 and customers. which arc more
hard 70 handle than tho dogs. There are
times whom the comedy becomes scanda!
10th among tho dogs and tho owners.
In tho second act Mr.. Hodge was COM
n.llsd to mako a speech which /, Ais
natursl self. Supporting Mr.. Hodge Is
| Ann paviA woman OF grace and beauty
Who vas his inspiration through his
kroueles; George W. Barber and Edytha
ghans as Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton. tho
F6uele makers. are clever In their re;
so>ctive parts: John Webster makes
y.rx cunning lawyer: Julia Rrnnes does
. clever piece OF work IN her ''Th- Other
NIts:" Gustavs Roland. Mrs. C1Nrles
Cr,Ir and Philip Dunpi2E deserve much
praise In their various character parts.
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'Sun-NA- tho musical comedy pro-
duetion pareIca!len,. which had It's
etrth In San Francisco. ard which score"
% sensational triupmh az tho G'oos
theatre In New York this past summer
Will DO presented here on Monday even
tnr 1t tho Court theatre tnr .hree nights
ana Q matinee "Wednesday by Fancaoa
and Marco. who are sending Il direct
1 70 this city from the theatrical me'7opo-
i1s
"Sun-KiSt- Is . revue Of tho unsual
type In some respects Il IS trareseE
on rnovtelAnd. but aside from It's COM
sdy plot, there are singing and dancing
numbers In profuston. the whole ee'ns
q kaleidoscope ensemble ~ tune,u' mel
odles, tsrpsIohors ana cteancut c"medF.
portrayed by company OF unusua!
merit. Fanchon and Marco. who s3on-
! sor the production, also wrote the music
and lyrioA
Prominently featured n tho eHosp-
tional cast will be found Don Rarc!aY.
for two seasons princ!pa. comedian WIN
Eezteid Foliies: 81 Laynan aud Helen
KllnK, dancers par excellent; Hynan
Never. Cornish Beck Ohio original Pen
rod), Lucita Corvera, Palsy Do "tt:e.
Charlotte woodruff. Helen Kennedy
Ellen Kshlts. Evelyn Gerald Elsie
Iarda, Rowena Hall and others. and me
original beauty chorus ~ te'tornIa
Eun-K!se girls
"sun-K!st- - IN two acts and fourteen
scenes There will be an augmented
orchestra. Manager johnson personally
guarantees this attraction.
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CLAR!NGTON

Mr. and Mrs mas. Me"krr haV. re-
turned homo from ris!: Win rcia-
dives IN northern ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan spent several
DAVIS With relatives In an! near BEL
, laire tho past week.
Mr.. Homer I,!tten was calling on
friends al Warwo"d Saturday.
Bert Mcsscrly OF ShahysIl" IS visit
Ing hts Darenta. Mr.. and Mr.. charles
Messerly this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Meredith and Two chill
drcn have returned home FROM ra"n-
ton spent with relatives "a West VIZ
Gl:;ia
Mrs Kathleen Ward of Marietta 70
turned home Wednesday evemin; after
sev.ral days visit here with hyr mother
Mrs Jackson.
Thurman Johns is tho Lu"st ~ his
grandmother. Mrs. BuskirS
My and Mrs Truax TYLER and haugh-
ter sidney, were shopping In WAcclinG
Monday.
Miss Merle Mozena Of Martins Ferry
, schools. visited her homo here over
Sunday. Sho was accompanied by Miss
Kenny.
Mss L~na Toulouse returned Friday
from. vl>lt % several weeks With re-
! lat!ves at Akron.
MIR and Mrs. Renp are occupying Tho
rooms over the hank since baNEg then
. cleaned and rcfurishei.
Birth September *. 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
i Charles Cook. daughter.
Several members OF tho tair Se1 nave
announced their participat ton IN tho
race for office In the cominr eler,lon
Miss Hamm-t OF Woodst1H'd has been
employed to teach In room 80. ?.
Rev KHipc attended me funeral ~ =
relative Mt AdarsviNc. O., This week.
Our public schools opened during tho
, week. Tho youth Of tho community
seens to ho challenging ou, educat ionaI
facilities.
Prof. Adams ~ Psrea came last week
70 enter upon the dulles as principal IN
tho high school.
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street who has been quilt. vi with


st,..t WIN hs. bean Quit. III with
49,, ho 49,, ca,,
e''P''' - "''N ~ w
MT. anu M'9' f'""k '''H
guess o. friends on Wheeling Island
MIR. and Mrs. Wheaton 81 Jefferson
Rh"nu" are spending th' ""'N-e en-" "''''
'rt'"!s and relatives ct hnrhh"n'Nh'
W. Va.
NJ s. Eunice Bell "t ''"r'n$t"h' .'n'"'
Is visiting her srHh"'N''"'' - N' 'N''
tha Pounds sna fain''F "H enter re-
M''. Mary 't"a'"e''h ..'
IT, - N'~'""s w. am W.
ana :"
MISS "tu'7 H''"'" - O, 49,,
nue. a''enor" NV '''i ~ w
-, lNurs"HH'
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FRITZ LEIBER CLOSES
! HIS ENGAGEMENT At
THE COURT TONIGHT
rrRornso and Juliet" the Bill for This
Afternoon's Mlttnee-'cMac-
beth" Tonight

Wheeling over. OF Shahespearean
play, are unantmou. N the!- praise u
sIear and his excellent company
o closing th-ee-days' stay a. the
today BY presenting Rome" and
this afternoon and Macbeth"
8 evening There has never been a
lies OF Shakespea-ean productions
ven IN this city that can compare with
osN % Tse!ac-'s.
Among the prontnen: wheeling 7e"1'e
ho are loud In ,ae:- praise Of M-.
lber's performances are Rev. Jacob
ttinEhan. Alfred PAUL. Fro:. II z.
ms Mayor Thos 2. ThonAr. Rev.
l.. I-,ckhar: IT. o. ". RuCdats.
rren Church. and many others. All
claim Lelber as tNa oesc snake
earean actor ever seen n this city
. critics are a" OF one opinion and
a. Is: LS!her = no creates. inner
nator OF Hamlet" and Shylo,k that
BIB stage has ever seen.
Warren Church saws. ~ N7~ oc"0 my
pleasure 10 wttrsSe 'Na 'EFa met 90 Ny.
efoer'a con,empo-a=.as ard that ot the
Erea, trased!an> ~ a'i"'hn- generation.
allowing for th~ inspiring influence o.
long metropolitan audiences and not
Wishing to take lustre rom the lau-"'s
|of any man. consider Mr.. Le!osrs per
foruoance tho most superb have ever
seen"
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I.!rr at 'ho homo - hcr IN -. Nr AMOS
Mcbride g: ERs, Man street
=. = cowgirl Of Hn"r"HNill" Wa 4 'iS-
itrr in Town Yesterday.
Charles S;cser Of OigenhurE. y. '"
vas IN 'own an business Friday
NJ and Mrs. W W. Denny OF HirN-
CRY. Ia. lr" visiting local friends.
Miss BIla Jones will srend the weAk-
end a, her home A. SHADY AIDE.
Mrs W. G. Wiley az Sha lys!de was
visiting hrr daughter Miss RoduSka
Wiley at his Nlac" Th"r"daY
Mss Dprorhv rtct.yiNs "f Marietta
stree, ,v,ll spend IA. Weekend at tho
home "r MGss R"dusEa Wiley ~ Shady
side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
SOUSA'S BAND

To hear the composer ~ ,hs greatest
n,-ch ever written conduct hts own
Uncomfortable band as Il PLAYS The
s,ar- and S.r,pes Foreve-'' WI! 81 the
av.nttu, experience OF those who hear
I6.u,enan, Commander John Philip
Sous, a, his coming concert At the
Cor-t on Monday. October 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-17
"SUN-K|ST" HERE
FIRST Of WEEK
HERE FUSr HALF OF NEXT
WEEK - FANCHON- MARCO
SENDING EXCEL
LENT SHOW
COURTS ooMINa ArTRAC-
TIONS

Sept iS-20-2l. Faucho0-Marco
'Suakist" Revue.
Sep. asa. K!bble's L
Toms Cabin"
Sept. 27-2S-2a Mae Marsh n q
New Comedy. Brittle"
Sept. SoLOct. !. William Hodge
IN Beware OF Dogs"
Oct S-G-5. Alice Brady In For
ever After
Oct. 7-S. Jane Cowl In 'Smiitn'
Thru
Oct. 10. Sousa's Band.