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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
! THE THEATRES !
NIGHT"
TOMORROW NIGHT

Described as three hours of hihir'JdS
m"rrin"nt "N!Ehtic Night" comes 10 the
Court theatre Tuesday night, January
25th The production comes 1erc ~
tact from it's recent triumphS in New
York. Baltimore. Buffalo, Dayton and
Cincinnati. with Hugh V. O'Conncn and
F.oy Murray in the principal roles. The
authors are Martha NJ. Stanley and
AGcllid" Matthews. who from being
practically unknown before "NiEhtic
Night" was presented n the New York
Princess theatre. rose 10 popularity as
piLywrfghts overnight. the splendid
success Of this clever play bringing
them fame and a small fortune. Con-
siderable of the fun in "Nightic Night
= in being able TO stand aloof ard see
others in prcdicament which ruyonc
would admit 10 be tragic II Detailing
oneself Despite its title this play IS
not bedroom farce OF humorous;y sug-
grSt.Ic situation. hut contains an in
r,niously clever story without line
"r Sccne watch would be objectionable
10 the most delicate Scns!billt!cs
Among the Wei known artists who will
To-, seen arc Hugh '. O'Conncli, FjOy
Murray. Dorothy Slaytor. Mildred Wall
rloy Murray. Warren Lyons. Mary Ar
dcn and Courtney White.
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Reported Blowing Up
Of Triple Unverified
Judge, Sheriff, Deputies and
Soldiers Take Trail of
Alleged Dynamiters

Williamson, W, Va, Jan. 2%.-llumors
reaching here today 10 the effect that
the coal triple at raw had been blown
IN aud three men wjilcd and tho fact
that lines Of communication 10 this
point had been caused Judge Bailey and
Sheriff Piuson. with deputies and Il de-
tail of soldiers 10 hurry - the scene on
Il special train.
Search and Investigation ~ the ter
r.;ory around Raw, M"rrimac, and Sy-
raynUrc failed " SHOW signs OF diS0r
de-. However. Two negro miners. A.
ErowY and Andrew Russell, interviewed
by Judy Railcy at McrrlmRc. stated that
they. while coming down LicN Branch
Of Pigeon CrccN. had run into body
OF fifteen or twenty armed m"n hiding
along the road TO tn" hail OF who are
YOU" the negroes said they replied. we
IT. one Uf you" They Were allowed 10
pass and were told - tell tho men I.
tho miners ten! colony tina; everything
was all right
The negroes further stated that they
hard what sounded like blasts back IN
the mountains shortly after leaving the
"icn. The belief here is that the negroes
~ their fear. exaggerated the story.
investigated among tia mines re-
vealcd no traces "t disorder.
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DEPOT ROBBED
SUSPECTS ARE TAKEN FROM B. &
o. TRAIN AT BRIDGEPORT
Thieves Made Getaway with Only
Three Dollars.

Lieutenant Lewis OF tho Baltimore
ana ohio police. arrested five men near
bridgeport late last evening charged
with train riding. IT is also thought
that some Of the five arc implicated in
The robbery which was pulled off late
Saturday night or carly Sunday MORN
inE. when the depot at Bannock, Ohio,
W.,S entered
The robbers, after ransaCkinG the
Hammock depot. made their escape, get
ting only about three dollars in small
change.
The building - said 10 have been
entered by breaking a smalI window
and il is thought by the Baltimore and
ohio officials VINO are working on the
case that they made their exit by com
.ng back through, the. door.
They will be held in the Bridgeport
lookup until further information can
be learned by the authorities working
vu the case.
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10 insist you must like tang pccduSt
they do"
| most certainly do.
Don't Know what Thsy Are 5s-:-
Righteous About.
II is simply. of course, tho other cX-
treme from the fOib.e l described be
fore.
think We have al! heard people say.
with certain Selt-riGhtcpus air,
make Il rule never TO recommend
don't know what they are 50 self
righteous about.
One need rot necessarily recommend
n place Or a workman if one IS so very
much afraid Of responsibility as that.
Eut surely. Il one has had good work
or satisfaction OF any kind. ono owes
il not only to the source from which
one mad Il, but also to ones friends
to say so.
Discount the accommodation.
II IS wise habit when anyone
recommends anything, 10 take that
persons personality into consideration,
however. If you don't you're apt TO
get jolly we'll stuck. For instance. a
very embarrassing. highly conventional
woman once told me that a certain
hotel was wonderful. and I foolishly
accepted her Recommendation without
discounting her personality. II WIS
wonderful SO far as food and material
comforts went, but as lacking in taste
and atmosphere as the woman herself.
But that docs not prove that It Is
foolish to rccommend-only that il IS
foolish to accept recommendation
without discount!ng the personality OF
the givcr.
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LOOK WHO'S HERE"

Cecil Lean, co-star with beautiful
Cleo Mayneld in the snappy. lnri"d;us
musical comedy "Look Who's Here" At
tn" Court Saturday. January 20. matt
~" ard night. has appeared n Er"Yc
muS!ral plays which nave enjoyed !"rc
runs than any other comedian on irr
American stage. He appeared IL 25n
performances OF THE Blue Paradise"
n the Casino in New York. in 25O pr
fnrmanccs oc The Soul Kiss" In New
York and at the la Sale theatre III
chicago in four pieces, each having IN
average run Of more than 200 perform.
anCcs. TncSc musical plays we're:
The Isle Of SHir'." 2jj performances
THE R"ya! Chef" go performa 1>cS:
"Thc Time. The Place and the Girl"
49, performances, and The Umpire"
$50 performances. Seats so on sale
Thursday fo- this special return en-
CaEcmCNt
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CONFESS THEFTS

"rii""r EW"od Rothrrmund. of tho
Martins I'-rr polio" force. returned
nst evening fv"'u rark"rshur... bring
~ W." Mir, L"Iu Ernw0 and Iack
3 rUS". who. Ferry puii,.. say. are i'm
"!'atcl IN IN" r"hhr,'v Of Greek con-
'.''I""c-y n tn" mort horn "Hd OF that
,.tv h.t Mnnd1" Might.
I'll" ir'u wcr" f'"st tr0rHd ~ the
West NirGiua city. and Ferry police
had prrE"rShurC authorities arrest
'l'm. l'aU"rs w'rr gotten out to TAX"
en- hr'E L. ~" EUrkcyc stat" Rotf
vant"s~"d L. breaking into tho store AID
getting away with e largo sum Of
m""nv AMI other va'uah,cS. i is said.
Thry. i'm I'll probability. will he given
L.arirc Tuesday evening before
MHy"' tha"' Coleman IT, answer
, i.r--a~ rrrt.'"ol Icy thr roli,@
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St1inger Services

Yesterday afternoon at : o'clock AZ
her late residence, No. 40 South penn
street. were held the funeral services
tor Mrs. Susan Barbara Strigcr. widow
cr the lat" Oliver :. Striugcr. whose
death occurred Thursday afternoon
Rev. w. G. Craig. pastor "C the Tnutus"n
VI e. church conducted tho s"rNicH. Rrr.
ia! viii he made privately this moaning
n Greenwood cemetery.
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Hess Funeral Today

Nunera! services 10" Mrs. Jnsephin"
Hess. wife 81 JOAN Hess. Who's" death
occurred at the family residence No.
! 80 Avenue =. I.orlnE Place. Elm Grove
Friday evening. viii be held this after
noon At go o'clock. Rev l.. r. L"wcllyu.
pastor OF the Stone Presbyterian church.
will have charge. 1nterment viii be made
in Greenwood cemetery. Both services
1T the home and cemetery vii! l." pr!-
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Funeral For Child

This afternoon - o',lu.f n ;he
family residence, NJ. llIl Main street.
VIII be held the funeral scrS ices COR Gale
-\rdcn I;ump. Infant san or Arden and
Opal Gump. who dj'd Saturday morn
ing following an Illness o. compiled
lions. Rev. George =. Lotlilra-;. pastor
Of the WheAE.- EaptiS' Temple. VII
off!c!atc. Int"rmc7> WI b. made n
Greenwood cemetery.
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Services

The remains OF the late Drank Wat
son. whose death occurred suddenly We'd
ncsday at the Ohio Valley General hos
pitaL were sent 10 Washington. Pa,
Yesterday morning over tn" Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Services will he held
today with intermrnt in the Washing
ton cemetery.
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r.acil Intsrment Today

Funeral services over the remains or
Mrs. Ammo X. Cecil. widow Of the late
charles Il. Cecil, whose death occurred
Friday morning at her late home No.
81 Ohio street, were held yesterday al
tcrnoon. Or. Jacob birmingham. rector
Of St Lukc's Z. l.. church, "tticiated.
Burial will be made private this morn
ing in Greenwood cemetery.
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OBITUARY
Drum Funeral

Funeral services for Robert. two year
old son Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Drum.
whose death occurred Friday. following
a short Illness. were held yesterday at
ternuon ut . o'clock. Rev. \. l.. BENNETT
pastor Of the Fulton VI. +. church. Of
iicatcd lnt,Tmcnt wa mad" IN Alien
Grove cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

WAHTED-District manager for Wheel
ing and vicinity. Good proposition
Previous experience unnecessary. Free
school OF instruction. Address Massa-
chusetts Bombing and Insurance Com
pany. Accident and Health Department,
Saginaw, Michigan. Capital 31.500,0O0.
ja-24-h
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THREE MURDERS
IN METROPOLIS.
Recurrence of Crime Wave
Also Featured By $4,000
Auto Bandit Hold-Ups


New York January %. A re-
currence OF crime, including three
deaths, two men dying in hospitals from
injuries inflicted by highwaymen and
five hold-ups featured the week end
operations of criminals in Greater
New York and its cnvirUnS. One man
was shot 10 death on n crowded street
IN broad daylight, another was Killed III
an attempt TO prevent the robbery OF
a store on East Forty-sccond street
while thcthird, az c!Ehtccn-ycar old
choir boy. Was found dead on railroad
near Richmond Hi. with sevcra! bones
broken and his head liberated.
Armed automobile bandits operating
near Tarrytown obtained loot valued az
more than $4,000 today when they hcld
IN automobile parties and milk wagons.
one robbery was staged near the estate
OF Mrs. Finley J. Shepherd. while on
other was near the William Rockefeller
home.
italian Murdered.
The most conspicuous crime today
was the murder Of Angelo PartricoIo on
Elizabeth street. His assallant, appTo-
aching from the rear. fired four shots
in his back. killing him instantly. y
Gordon OF police reserves thrown around
the block to prevent the escape OF the
murderer proved Unsuccessful.
The body Of Kermit knSr!hart. u.s.
Richmond ian Baptist church choir boy.
was found en- tho tracks Of tn" Long Is
and railroad. whore I; was supposed 10
hayo been thrown from An overhead
hY ,dgn which crosses III" railroad at
that point Although tho police main
tain Il was "a case ut suicide. the fami-
" of INC dead hoy claims nc was the
victim OF h:GhwaEmcH.
HighwRymon Escape
When tho cHS.a" OF HIS machine stat
ed near Tho estate OF M!R. Finley J.
Shepherd. at Tarrytown. this morning.
Ruhcr. l.. Dean Of Tarrtown was held
w hv four armed highwaymen. showing
a disposition to night. Dean was beaten
mo submission by ;hC nigh ~aymcn
with the but OF reviewers. They escaped
after rohh:ng him n"I 4 woman com
ra0ior or Jew CRY. m1n"" md fur coats.
Edward ! MrNa,ly. pennsylvania rail-
road brakeman. who WAS arrested in
Jersey City. and charged with tho muir
dor 0r Michael Polly of staten Island.
also * being held IN connection with %
ronher!cs in Manhattan. Jersey city and
Staten Island since last summer.
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WANTD-MALE

WANTED-Good stenographer, man pre-
ferred. excellent opening and chance
for advancement for one who can quail
ify. Reference required. Apply X, care
Intelligencer. ja-2i-j
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willing to be married
on stage Of Fenray Theatre. Martins
Ferry, Wednesday, February Is, 1921, at
1870 p. m. Must be bonafide wedding.
For particulars apply at office Of Fenray
Theatre or make appointment by phore.
Martins Ferry $50. - ja-l7-21t
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YAEFHD-SALESKHN.

wAMTKD-Salesmen. Big money sell
ing nursery stock this year. Costs
nothing to represent us. Instructions
and selling outfit free. Write imme-
diately. ja-24-g
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Small frame house on National Road
Ci;y: } rooms: handy 10 heart OF city:
500 90. cash. Balance in payments
Price, s., 10000
Small house 5l9 S. Wabash rooms
l.n. 25NI25 ft..... Cash, 81 800. 90
Ecautjtui Farm site, fronting on Ma
.5unal Pike. near st. C!airsville. O.. 22t.
.tcres. IL acres in orchard. All kinds Of
,ruii: last years apple crop WAS @,Jpn
bushels See rs for price.
~. n Southern War~uod-price rca-
~,.uu6'e.
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DIED

MISSION Friday. January 81. 1921, at
9 o'clock D. M. at the family home No.
l40 Aveune c, Lortng Place. Elm
Grove. MRS. JOSEPHINE, wife OF
John Hess, in her eSth year.
Services private at the residence Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Inter-
Incnt in Greenwood cemetery.
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LoST-9old wrist watch with Initials
D. l.. on back. At noon Friday. be-
tween Stone & Thomas and Geo. II.
Shook Co. Finder please return to this
office or call 3214-M and receive re-
ward. . ja-22-tc
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Ho1 R1NF.

Ho1 RHNT-Large office room on sec.
ond floor 1ntelligencer building. Pos.
session at once. Apply Intelligencer
office. -'.'. ja-S-tf
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cECn-On Friday. January 81. 1921. at
2:45 O'Clock a. M, at her late residence
No. g. Ohio street, ANNIE X, widow
OF the late Charles B. Cecil. In the slst
year of her age.
Services at the residence Sunday after
noon o'clock. Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. Intermcnt private
Monday morning in Greenwood ceme-
terry.
P!ease omit flowerG)
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ETRN6BI-On Thursday. January 20.
1921, at 2:I5 O'clock p. m, at her late
residence No. 420 South Penn street.
SUSAN BARBARA. wife Of the late
oliver c. Stringer, in the 18TH year OF
her age. :
Services at the residence Sunday after
noon o'clock. Friends respectfully
invited 10 attend. Interment private
Monday morning Greenwood GENE
terry.
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WANf1D-Modern five or six room.
and bath, house or apartment. central
ly located in Wheeling. No children.
Call Martins Ferry 339-W. ja-2c-tf
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LosT-Thursday morning between :3rs
and 18th ST., city, a bunch OF keys.
Reward II returned to this office. -.
ja-2l-i
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nSC1LLAN1ous.

WANT1D-Desk room space in office.
Address G. H., care Intelligence.
jazz!
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ring. Call 345 or 1881
Reward. ja-21-i
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call that just as foolish a. for pccr.e
10 insist you must like 4 thing because
they do"
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please omit flowers.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-10
Christmas tand the Holidays In the

Christmas tand the Holidays In the
city.
Mr.. Leon Miller, Of the University
of Pennsylvania and Mr.. John Gatlin
OF Lincoln University spent the
Christmas holidays In the city.
Miss Dorothy lDugger and Miss
Edna Jones Of New York Citv is the
guest of hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph @. Digger. They will spend
some days here.
Mr.. Walker Scott, Of Howard Uni.
versity spent Christmas and the Hoi-
idays with his parents in this city.
In former issue of this paper we
stated that l.. Anderson Tolbert had
moved his pressing establishment to
ia N. Henry Street, which was a
typographical error. Tolbert has
moved to 121 N. Henry Street, the
building formerly occupied by the
Lawson Brothers Cigar Store and has
Installed the latest modern machin.
cry for steam and French dry clean.
ing, also q modern hat cleaning out.
ut.
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED BN
USING Il. j. HLAYDEN'S
CANCER pIlASTERS.

CANCER Is one Of tho most horri.
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MIR. E. !. Eilet Mohrfe,d, sos S.
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lip with one Of l.. J. Hayden's Can
Ger Plnsters after suffering four years
with the horrible disease and had
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"'"ei, 1tlcumOnd, Va:
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(SigncO !. WILSON
"a W. seventh ST., Manchester, Va.
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
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l am, J. A. PAGE.
4>Auburn Ave. Richmond Va.
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TO MEET HERE.

Tho Mutual Aid Board Of u. b. j.
and S. NJ. r., of which Rev. Jordan
w. Tut, Of Davenport, Ia, state
grand master, is chairman, will hold
its regular business meeting ut the
Nincinncs Hotel, January 2. 1922 az
which timo it is hoped the entire
jurisdiction viii be we'll represented.
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CHILDREN ENTERTAINED.

Tho momborY Of, Egypt Juveniles
numbers ono and two wcro enter
tanned December 18th at Bailoy's
Hall, 3G3S IS. State Street with Il
Christmas party by the Board. A
fine literary and musical program was
rendered by the children, after
which refreshments were served. A
token from Santa Claus was given
each child present and one sent to
those Noted absent.
In the evening Pilgrim Council
celebrated its second anniversary with
" we'll prepared program. Addresses
were made by the national grand
master, Hon. William III. Fields of
st. Louis, Mrs. Eliza Jackson, state
grand queen and Col. J. w. Hall. At
the end Of the program presents were
given Hon. Fields, Mrs. Jackson, the
most excellent queen and the Sec
rotary.
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Mr.. J.. J. Naydon:

Dear Str,--To whom this may con.
Germ. beg TO state that have been
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Lexington, Va.
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SMILES AT YEARS WORK.

Attorney Walter M. Farmer, 1874
w. Washington Street Is closing ono
OF tho most successful years I'm his
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cord mado in handling legal matters
FOR clients. Attorney Farmer may
spend faw days during tho ho,i-
days ct ST. Louis, Mo.
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was cured Of a very bad case Of
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cine, after suffering a long time with
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Richmond, Va. July 10, 1915.

Richmond, Va. July 10, 1915.
l.. J. Hayden.
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THOMAS JACKSON,
800 N. Madison St., Richmond, Va.
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RE -EI.ECTED.

Mrs. Bette A. Givcns, 81 T.. 44th
Street has been rc-olcCto1 daughter
ruler Of Holiotrope Temple, No. 90,
Daughters OF Ell1s and elected as
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Richmond. Vn. July 8, 1915.
This Is to certify that have used
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Cough, Throat and Lung Remedy for
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MAURICE BAPTIST,
400 w. Broad St. Richmond, Va.
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GOES SOUTH.

Miss Katyo Howard, 1898 S. State
Street has como to spend tho Christ
mas holidays with relatives and
friends at her homie town, Memphis,
Tenn, and will return in timo to be
Installed 40 OIL oIicor OF Ruth Tom
pie, No To-
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JOHN II. WILLIAMS

Mrs. JoScphus Beard, Buena Vista
Va. was cured Of Cancer Of the nose
after suffering Il long time.
Mr.. James McGuiGan, corner Of
Harcy and Hanover Streets, Baul-
more, Md. was cured Of Cancer OF
the wrist after suffering six years
DR.. !. }. Hawks, Fast Richmonu
Va. was cured Of Cancer OF the nose
and lip by The use Of L. j. Haydcn's
Cancer Plaster