davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
BAR SILVER
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Foreign bar silver, 72A. Mexican dollars, 56.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
AUCTION Oct. 10th
 1:30 P. M. 27 s. Fifth Avenue
HERE IS WHAT YOU ARE LOOK
 ING FOR.

Golden oak dining table, chairs to match, a maple dresser, oak chiffon fer, oak rockers with leather seats, oak dressers, white dresser, beds, springs and mattresses, two good H. brary tables, extra dining chairs, morris chairs. high chairs, baby beds. sanitary couches, six single cots, sew ing machines, one extra large mir TOT, bookcase and books, trunk, a chest of good mechanics tools. some extra good, 4s quarts new honey. five or six Navajo rugs, gas plates, oil stoves heating stoves, one extra fine Majestic range, 30-3o, 22 rifle, 1 shotgun, oil heaters, ironing boards, tubs. wash boards. some good dishes, bicycles, camp stools, camp cots, some good feather pillows, comforts, some phonograph records, a set of new Ford curtains and many other things Don't fail to come to this sale. Consign your goods to the Popdlar Auction Yard and you will have smile on your face that won't come off and more money in your pocket. Phone 4779.
 J. B. GUESS, THE AUCTIONEER.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

75 c 80; A. supers. SO O 70. Mo- hairs, best combins, 25 @ 30; best carding, 22 O 25.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
club was completed at this meeting

club was completed at this meeting.
 On Week end Camping Trip
 Waldo Christy and mother and Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Ostrander are enjoy ing a week end camping trip.
 Baptist Church
 A rally day program will be given at the Bible school hour. Everybody is urged to help make it in every way a great success. with at least 50 new pupils. Pastor F. M. Landis will preach both morning and evening. Subject of sermon Sunday morning, An Old-fashioned Rally Day" Eve ming sermon, "Scriptural and Un- scrintural Dancing"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast c0rner if
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

RATE-1Lac per word per day, no
 discount for time or spacei
 cash with order; minimum
 charge 25c.
 PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4331 Ads received before p. m. will be properly classified. After D. m. will appear under Too Late to Classify on following morning, and thereafter under proper classifica- tion.
 Orders by mail should be accom- panied by remittance and addressed to
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 WANT AD DEPARTMENT
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

JEFFERSON STREET AUCTION
 HOUSE BUYS AND SELLS FURNITURE FIRST AVE. & JEFFERSON
 PHONE 309s bn
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
A REALISE.

Mir Feathertop-When Penwiggfe's car hit that truck he describeed com plete somersault before he struck the ground.
 Miss Gushfngton-How I wish T could have been there. He has such vivid powers Of descriDtinn-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A man to go in charge or stock, Selma, Calif. Free trans portation. Call POI N. 7th Ave. for particulars. Must leave today. It
 FURNITURE for sale and a 30-30 Savage rifle. Phone 1852, or 532 F.
 Wash. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

The Arizona Republican is the rec ognized want advertising medium of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
AUCTIONS

Several good work horses, 10 head of work mules. head of dariy cows, big lot of chickens.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15

The Relief Society of the l.. D. S church will hold it's annual bazaal in the auditorium on Saturday. Elao
Arizona republican., 1921-10-15
Lots For Sale

Heard Bldg. Phone 1881
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk Lee N
Satterfleld: ].
Northwest Development Co. IA
Joe stingo and wife. a lot in Shady
side addition, Fairmont. $3.50.
Paw Paw Coal company to VII.
liam B. Morris. three lots Ia the
Paw Paw addition to Grant Town,
consideration, $3.50.
Paw Paw Coal company to JACK
Toothman two lots In tie Paw Paw
addition to Grant Town, cousidcra'
ton. $5T.
J. E. Lehlft and Cora N. Lem
ley to William Lemley three lot5 liz
Lemley addition to Falrmont, con
sIderation 81. ~
W W. Shroyer to Claude D.
Fleming and Marshall 2. FlsminG
Eden Springs property, cons"lera-
ton, 81 200.
William Farris. Ash and Ellis:
beth Ash to NJ. E. Hassler and
Daisy Hassler parcel of land In
Fairmont. consideration, IS, 600.
Charles C. Hamilton and Mary 3.
Hamilton to Willie L. Baker q na:-
eel OF land in Warrington district,
consideration. 81.
J. g. Morris and Zana Morris 10
William Hassler and Daisy Hast
Ter a parcel Of land in Fairtnont.
consideration IS.
! The appraisment bill Of the cs.
tate OF Mile Rice. deceased, was
admitted to record. The appraisers
were A, L. B. Dudley. c. F. Stew
art and N. E. Jamison.
Mary c. Fox Bissett was ap'
/ pointed administrators OF the es.
state Of Joseph NJ. Fox, deceased
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
Personal

- 81 49, Ff- F9E6O0Hl
Mrs Frank Tichnell Of Tygart
street sent today with her sister
Ms Claude TIchnell at Hoult.
William Morris and family OF
eeyeS avenue and Miss Eliza
Boyd Of Barnes street were recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs: G. l..
BEIGE at Grafton.
Mrs. William Shaffer Of Morgan.
5Rn avenue has returned from
SEVERAL weeks visit at Tunnelton.
MIS- Mary Hartman who has
neen very I'll at the home Of her
BROTHER D. w. Morris at Anita is
stan quite sick.
Mrs. Morris has been Ill the
tase5 few days also.
bGFa. Cephas Hawkins Of East
Ferry street is confined to her
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Pople
who fare on a motoring wedding
trip, spent Monday at Somerset,
Pa, guests Of Mrs. Popie's uncle
80. O.. Scott and family.
Mrs. J.. G. Cunningham OF Guffy
4 street has returned from Zanes'
yille, o., where she visited rela,
ttyes and attended the Michaels'
family reunion.
Mrs. L. o. satterfield Is able
30 be out after several weeks Ill
ness.
Nj. and Mrs. w. H. Roop have
moved from Guffy street this city
D Baltimore
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

6d a IN tie 81 81 Z { d q
"a oisil
&! j. DSSi u atls
stntn1stfatht 81 81. llhttft
Davis dSceas6t A6tid ~ % exEcutg
ed in the SUM 6t 5000 With I. W.
James as surety.
J. E. Stewart was appointed ad.
ministrat6r Of the estate of Mile
Rice. deceased. Bond VAS given IN
the sum 81 50. 500 with Charles r,
Rice as surety.
]. P. Donaldson vas appointed
administrator Of the estate rs
Jacob r. Donaldson, deeeased, de
bonis non. Bond was given IA the
sum OF S25 with ]. G. BfoomtleId
IS surety.
A cemetery for pet animals IL
maintained in Parfs.A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

III is1 a.. 4 sis B
id3t nillh lie
there iB 9 SUPP q i,G ts y
without which no movie ier
arrived anywhere. OF It Ewtll-wfite.
tomorrow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
cIass Nesting

Mrs. Howard Rice, Mrs. Ray
'CoffmGn and Mrs. ]. D. Porter
VIII be hosteBseS TO the Live Wire
class Of the First M. P. church
this SYening at the home Of Mrs.
ssGiee "a Gully street. All members
the class are invited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

vs.
!. Raturned

Mrs. Viola Springer, Miss Hattie
4pghgs, Miss Iva Hnstead, Rev. f.
Eddy; ~. Poe and p, B. Swear
4ngen have returned from Bruce.
Ton Mills, where they attended a
meettns of the Goshen Baptist AS
soplaton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
9es
ices

Z e4ls itfae shssfv con re 81 ton
u Fsirmniit VIM ohBerye New Year
SEW dufinS tie safiy part OF
nA1t month The schedule Of SER
SfetS lies toll6We;
R6Shf 3Shhbn&1 =, New year
SUNDAY, October "a, 8 b. M; Mon
day. October ga, 3 ,. m. and p.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

marlly to make money. A high
salaried star is a large investment.
Hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
are invested In her name alone.
Hence movie producers want a
star to safeguard-her health. They
prize most the star whose private
life is such that she will serve them
longest on the screen.
This means that every girl, hop
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
eRocERIEs EoR lpLE.

CAPE TOWN, Sept. %. = Resi-.
dents OF Sea Point are contributing
groceries weekly to help children
6e the unemployed. Collections are
Is6 made in other districts where
unemployment is keenly felt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
GuAntn Of Mrs. Cox

Mrs. Harry Strawberry and chill.
dfen OF MorgantoN1S will be week
gnd guests of DR.. AMI Mrs. Il. NJ.
Cox OF Market street. They will
attend the football game here Sat.
trday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
eEIzE s4oo noo opIlJM.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 22.-Two tons
oE opium, valued at 100000, were
Setzed In raid on a suspicious
place here. The opium was packed
IA SOAP boxes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

Feet odors embarrass anyone
soak yours in Blue Devil and sniff!
i'd vain. Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22

women Of the south Sea Isles sit
down to dance and merely wave
their arms.
The actual identity Of Robin
Hood has never been determined.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-22
All

Movies and morals are being dis.
cussed everywhere as a result Of
the Arbuckle case. What price
must a girl pay for q movie ca.
reer? people ask. The question Is
answered in this series Of articles
written especi2iES for The Wess
virginia. bS Mrs. Florence Cal.
houn, mother Of Alice Calhoun, the
Vitagraph Star, who in five years
has rissH from {SJ.a.day extra to a
$1.00 Q.a.weele performer.
BysFEoRENCE CALHOUN
Mother o. Alice Calhoun, Vltaaraph
Star, the Yeunsest{ln the Movies.
That beauty Is the only asset re.
Quired to assure a girl succegB-in
the movies Is fallaCy, but 1t Is a
popular belief.
Animated by It, many Of Alice
Ealhoun's fans send her their pic.
lures, asking IL the originals are
qualified for camera work.
Some are 80 charming that So
often wonders why fate directed
her instead, of some other into the
world OF photo play.
Beauty Is essential-but beauty
Of face and figure alone, will not
suffice for enduring success. There
must be- beauty Of soul-and this
beauty is achieved by resistance to
the temptations that beset. the girl
on her way to stardom.
These temptations are not neces-
sarily Of shadowland. There are
many outsiders who make It their
avocation to prey upon the girls
and women OF screen or stage.
These seem to think that because
girl entertains the public, she is
public property.
Strength of soul usually goes
hand in hand with health OF body.
And given a certain amount OF
good looks, OF a kind which will
photograph to advantage, good
health is the next essential to film
stardom.
1t cannot be denied that beauty
OF certain special type which d.
rectors and camera men recognize
1T a glance is a factor in the max
Ing OF star.
But there is a tremendous wear
and tear upon beauty in the movies
of which the young aspirant and
the fans seldom dream.
This Is not the wear and tear OF
dissipation-but the strain and ten
sion OF quick and precise acting be.
fore the camera.
Every woman knows the effect Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
FEDERAL MEN
ARRIVE IN CITY
G gorge Z. Hammer and Prohibition Squad
Ready to Resume
Their Work.

Chief Of the Federal Prohibition De-
partmcnt Of Northern West Virginia
George l.. Hammer. arrived in this city
last night with Secretary McGchec. and
viii. remain for some days. Mr.. Hammer
left this city for his homo in ClarksburC
last Thursday and had barely reached
there when he boarded a ira in thai had
just pulled in from pittsburgh.
In 4 Pullman car he found Michael
Ross and Deminick Hinctto. or Pitts
hurgh. with nincty-fiv" pints OF wills
key in suit cases. They were arrested
the liquor confiscatcd and the men re-
lcaS on bond.
On Saturday Agent Hammer broke up
a still at Calf W. Va. poured out lot
of moonshinc and arrested the operator
Later IN tho day he broke up two more
SttlIs At Inter state. arrested the owners
and pourcd out lot Of moonshinc. Al!
Of the men arc under arrest Mt Clarks-
burg. Mr.. Hammer will at once take
charge nr his five operatives who arc in
this city.
Mr.. Hammer states that many persons
in his territory who wish 10 commuri-
cato with him are in ignorance Of his
whereabouts. He has the following 81
counties in his territory Barbour. Bcrkc-
ICY. Brooke. Calhoun. Doddridgc. Gilm"r.
GrarN. Hampshire Hancock. Hardy, liar-
rison, jefferson. Lewis. Marion, Mar
shall. Wood Mineral MononEala, Nor
gan. ohio. Pcndlcton. Pleasants, Tres
ton. Randolph. Richie. Taylor. Tucker.
Tyler, Upshur, Wetzel. Writ.
His address is George L. Hammer. +. 0.
Fox 446. Clarkshurg. ". Va: residence
phone 239S-M; office phone 1851.
ClarksburG, w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
|RA|DERSFOUND
LOTS Of LIQUOR
/ Road Hou1s Raid Hot Productive III
Nearby Woods Wa 9oW1 WITH " s.
whi1tGy

! According TO a report made by Anti
Saloon League officer Tom Arrington
ialthough raid that was made on th9
! Fontana, we'll known road house Ae
! Stop 26 on the River Road, Monday
evening was without result as far a. thA
! road house was concerned. The Officers
returned home to the city laden viii
! spoil. hss
ACCOMPANIED by Deputy Prohibitio1
/ comm ssioncr Vincent Habig and FedernA
| operatives, Cross, Ross and Doerr IN
Officers made the raid. Finding nothing
AT the road house they went into tho
! surrounding woods and found booze
clumps OF bushes, hollow logs and sew
| eral other places.
| Hid in hollow stump with lot OK
underbrush thrown over tho top weeh
found jugs containing gallons Of dolores
| noonshinc. -
Federal operative Cross then thru0
| his arm into a hollow tree and someone
yelled Look out for q possum. 20
I've got something here that has q
worse bite then q possum, "answere0
Cross and he luggcd forth five sallon
! jug Of clear moonsl;inc. ~
There's q nest OF Il in here. m
| called as he hauled out another nvc gslA
Won Jug Of the same huid .-as
In a dense growth Of brambles va
found a burlap sack containing Sf1
quarts OF FIRST class bonded liquor. r.
In another branble jungle Tom Ar
rington unearthed a quart OF pure, EraiA
! alcohol and a bottle of colorinE thaA
, makes moonshinc look like real Whiskey1
AZ no one could be found who kneN
anything about the stun there were ~
arrests and the liquor was taken ~
charge by the officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
TELEPHONE SOCIETY
HAS FINE MEETING
Entertainment and Feast Enjoyed BY
C. s. P. Employees and
Officials.

A Crt-ingcther meeting and smoker
OF the Wheeling Telephone Society. was
held last evening at the Market Audi
forum. John FItzGcrald, chairman Of
the reception committee. acted as chair
man.
Opcning remarks were made by
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald. Anderson aud Mellon
all thrr" of the Wheeling office. They
talked ?long tho lines OF what the tcie-
phone company had already accom-
plishcd and what 1t is going to do dur
ing this year and the improvements
are contemplated for 1929.
Lester LOberstcin showed the dane"
step known az tho dance o Mania"
Harley riggs wondered very p leasing
piano solo. George FRANKIE rendered n
vocal number.
A number of beautiful violin sclec'
tions were rendered by George Edwards
Frank O'Rrjen put on one OF his fvorite
monologues
Leo Boncnbergcr rendered a number
of pleasing selections on Il M!rimba-
nhonc i vocal solo hy John GcrSuCh
was followed by T. J. Whrr.cr, play
Ing a number Of selections on a flute.
George Lucas rendered a very pleasing
solo \ rornet solo was played by Tom
Thoncr. DR. John Thoner was accom-
pnniet for the various numbers.
Following the program all present on
tered into 4 discussion of and working
conditions. after whirh they were
served with Il very elaborate feed when
had .hocn prepared Ny the r"frcShm"ht
committee, assisted by some telephone
girls.
The reception committee, which had
cOmu,ntc charge ~ tho program. IS com
posed Of John Fitzgcrald. chairman: W
j. Miller. W. II Scatterday. J. S. Smith.
H. \. Day. j. W. Harris. II. S Smith.
c NJ Parkins. !. ". Mayer, II. 8. Upton.
Thomas Wright and J F. Boyle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
FOUR YEARS. BUILDING NEEDED
To MEET C|TYS DEMANDS
HOUSING CoNDIr IoNS WORST
WHEELING EVER EN-
COUNTERED.
inability 10 Get Homes Driving People
to Other Towns.

1T will require at least four years
Of active building operations in the
Wheeling district 10 furnish enough
dwelling houses for The greater city'S
normal needs" declared Real Estate OPP
orator q. q. Smith TO an lntelligenccr
man last night,
While there are indications OF CON
siderable building activity here during
the coming summer" Mr.. smith con-
,inucd. mono Of the now houses can
10 made ready for occupancy BEFORE
FAIL, and the present situation. which
practically amounts /" AN absolute lam
mo on houses tor rent, must continue
undated"
Present conditions ar" declared ny
rCal. estate men /" l." tn" worst ever
encountered IN this city. Th"r" arc
many more families IN the city than can
be accommodated with homes or even
rarts Of homes. and the result in num-
her Of cases already has been inc &c
rariurn Of families To nearby towns,
where the situation is not quito 50
desperate.
The rent VrOfitC"rInS IS worse 'oHaE
than ever before. In some Instances
rents are being wen doubled. These
advances in most cases arc entirely IN
Justified and the nous" owners are tax
ing advantage Of the famine 70 exact
rents that soar In prices that would
have been deemed an lmpoSSipElty a
,car or two ago ON tn" other hand.
moro arc many cases oil house owners
refusing 10 become tempted by the
profitccring opportunity. and who are
rcuevluE leases at the old nSuTc. or
at n slight advance. covering h!Shcr
taxes and street improvements one
trouble is tho panic among renters or
houses. They offer higher prices rhnn
present tenants pay, and the natter
alarmed in turn do tho same tninG IN
order to secure another house before
Moving Day. May !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
WHEELING PYTHlANS WILL STAGE
GORGEOUS F0LL|ES PRODUCTION

Partisan costumes: group of funny
comedians who will have the latest
puns and acts to mako you laugh. AND
the strongest song ensemble and vocal
display ever heard In the city in one
production. II is tho aim OF the commit
tee to make this show 4 Wheeling pro-
ductIOn throughout. No touch OF the
professional will be apparent. The entire
cast OF one hundred performers arc all
residents of Wheeling. and the surround
Ing towns. and 1t is safo 10 state that
those attending Will be entertained in u
royal manner.
The rehcarSals arc being held each
evening. with the different groups in
private rehearsafs almost every noon
No outsiders arc permitted to attend
these rchcarsalS. so that when the cur
tain rises on the first performance the
entire display will be one Of great sur
priscs to the audience.
The members OF the various Pythlan
lodges, ~ well as the Dokies. will have
charge OF the ticket sale and all indica-
tons point TO tremendous crowds at
both performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
MEMS NIGHT, AT
THOMSON CHURCH
Mems Club and Bible Glasses VIII Go
in. Body to Hear Special
Sermon
Men Take Charge or Choir Loft for Ono
Evening and Lead in Spirited
Song Service

This evening VIII h" observed as
Mans. Night at Thomson Methodist
church, where special meetings are In
rrn,-.rss. Members Of tho Thomson
Mems tcIuh. Mems Bihl" class. Young
Mems Bible class and their friends Will
mcct IN the Mems club room and go IN
\ body at $40 O'Clock I" IN" 'hur'h
auditorium where seats viii be reserved
for them. DIT. ". f.. ,'ra!g. pastor. Will
rrcuch especially To IN" men
ON Monday evening. tn" Thomson men
took a unluuc part in the service. When
DR. craig entered his pulpit. he was
mystincd at the absence of TN" Chor.
Ills uncaslncssl ov"r what appeared to
H.. a "hitch" In IN" program Was soon
go, .t rest. however. when httE-iour
,ycn of the church filed into IN" 'hpr
,nr, and took charge of IN" Singing.
Dircrtct by Mr.. Emil Aucr"mann. IN"
THOMSON men not only sang S"FeraI
,u,,hcrs, but led in congregational sing
ing with splendid effect.
number Of additions 10 the Thorn
son church congregation have already
h.nr made in the special meetings sTcc
Sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
INMATE WITH ELABORATE BAN
QUIET ON FRIDAY EVENING
Exempnfcaton of Master Mason's Do
gree Monday Evening to Usher
In the Reunion

Tho regular winter reunion Of the
Bodies at the ANCIENT Accepted Scottish
Rite of Frr"maSonry in the Valley OF
Wheeling. OrI"ut Of West Virginia. VIII
hr held Tuesday, Wednesday,, Thursda y
and Friday. Feb. 23-@32i-@5. in tho
john ". Morris scottish Rite Cathedral
on Fourteenth street An degrees from
thu fourth to tn" thirty-seCond inclusive
Will be- conferred.
The closing feature Of tho reunion
Will be il banquet Friday evening. Feb.
-. at eight o'clock, TO which all Nom
bcrS and visitors of whatever degree ar"
invited.
To usher in the winter reunion, on
Monday evening. February Il, at c!Eht
O'Clock. in the auditorium Of tn" scot
fish Rite Cathedral. the Master Mason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
N|NTERREUMON SCOTTISH RITE
BOD|ESOPEN5 TUESDAY MORNING

degree Will be cxemplned by special
team chosen from among the past mas
Icrs of the four Elue Lodges OF Wheel
ing. Out-of-town candidates for the de-
gree have been invited.
Tho Scottish Rite work
Mcdaniel Lodge OF Perfection No.
will confer the incffable degrees, fourth
10 fourtccnth inclusive. beginning at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning. February %.
Charity Chapter Knights Rose CroiN
No | will confer tho historical and re-
lIeious degrees. nftcenth to eighteenth
inclusive. Wednesday forenoon and af-
ternoon. February 20.
beginning Wednesday evening, and
continuing throughout Thursday. Feb.
.oA, morning. afternoon and evening. Al
bert Pike Council knights kadosh No.
will confer the philosophic and chiv-
alr!c degrees. nineteenth 10 th'rtteth In
elusive.
Friday morning and afternoon Feb.
o5, the ceremonial and official degrees
thirry-nrst and thirtysccond. will be
conferred by West Virginia Consistory
No. l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
pAHNA TEMPLE D0K1DS WILL
SUPERVISE SHOW AT COURT
MARCH AND 2.
Talent Selected Exclusively from
wheeling Dtstrict-RehsarSa4s
Are On.

The famous Zicgheld follies Will have
a keen rival In the presentation March /
and Of the Pythian Foll!eS' under Inc
auspices Of the pHhna Temple Dramatic
Order knights of Nhorassan. or Wpeel-
ing The Court Theatre will be the
scene Of action for this event and from
the plans already formulated and ncinE
worked out the patrons OF real hiSh
class musical comedy shows In wheeling
will have so many surprises sprung on
them when they attend the rythian
Follies. they will no, be able TO dis
tingu!sh II from professional produc-
ton. There will BE- wealth OF special
scenic effects. augmented by brilliant
electrical devices. that will dazzle the
eye There will he 4 chorus OF NIFTY
local girls dressed in the latest style
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
wArrs TO xx1Y orH1 no1un

Mrs. VIM. Sager, sol Nichol 81, UTICA
n. Y, II gladly write anything that
helps a mother with her children. NJ
! little girl had whooping cough and yao
afraid she would choke. I gave he4
Foley's Honey and Tar and 1t helpe4
her wonderfully. She could sleep most
all night without coughing. This Hccd
cough syrup checks colds stops cough
ing, cuts phlegm and covers raw. Ia
famed membranes with . healing eoatS
nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-16
u,,,51srEz SUES TRACTION co.

Nv a sun Md N'ET'TH'lY WITN' HVUT'
Icc !, Dohbe Rev. :. NJ. Gibson. past Il
Of IN, First Presbyterian church sues
the city Hallway street car company io'
s1i,o damages. alleged to have been IN
f,rr,rd on n" plaintiffs automoh'l" Ivy
one Of tho defendants street cars.