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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17

S4,5O0.O0, an room modern house.
with glassed sun parlor, In Center OF
ta"a; large lot, SS,COO00. Miss Ger
trude Harris.
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FOX SAI't.--A Few shares Of the cont
mon STOCK OF the }, r. Porter Com
pahy makers OF hay tools and dairy
farm equipment; par value 500; for
sale at Il discount because owner
self. Y. b. FARRELL.
Tel GiSW.
FOR SAIE-SO acres; % minutes
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Onc acre; fine improve
mcnts; South Ottawa. Also II acres
Also fine residence property. cottage
and S-rOom house, North Side; very
reasonable in price. w. Il. PUSEY.
Central Life Bldg, Ottawa, Ill.,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17

MONEY TO LOAN-We have money
to loan Of improved Illinois farms.
Loans must be secured by first mort.
gage on the property. Address A. p,
care this office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR Single comb White Leg
horn eggs for Matching; are Tom
Barrow strain; heavy and early layer;
81 per -, So per 100, f. A. SHEER
MAN, 303 Glover st. Phone 57G-L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-17

IF YOU ARE A FARMER and intend
making a change either in renting
or buying, have a talk with us We
can give you valuable information re-
garding farms. and will cheerfulv do
so. w. E. & F. S. PRICHARD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
GOVERNMENT BOAT
IS HERE TO MOVE
ENGINEERS OFFICE
O. S. 3. Rumsey VIII Dock Here To-Day
to Take Equipment to q.
Huntington

Tho L. s. s. Rumscy will arrive N
this city today ard will remain here
until the end Of the week. while loading
up tho furniture and fixtures or mo
/. :. Engineers office in the Fedora J
building to be shipped {" Huntington.
The employees a. the local "th'" nave
hecu working Trolan.llke for ;he ms
week getting things in order for the
removal and the work ~ moving ~"
hacking cases 10 the i1Unrh WI. he
started today
Tho Rumser viii probably leava on
her dovn-rivrr trip either neN' Sdtur-
dav or SUNDAY. The clerks at IN" local
office VIII no, leave before July 10 or
l5. Il was stated Yesterday by Il. I.
Hewcs. chief clerk IN /. 5. FiMEine"r
Major Malcolm Elliott. as the" Will III"
busy tho nrst part OF tho month win
reports 10 be made on, NJ tn" end OF
tho fiscal year which happens on July
!. Major Elliot; VIII h" IN rharr" ar
The combined office "f tho Second
division. Cincinnati. O. Engineers ana
the Wheeling engineers until September
|. when 10 viii leave for Camp HNm-
nhreys. Va. 70 tax" M cnurs" IN map
drawing. navigation and river work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
ROSENBLOOM AND
COLLEAGUES WIN
POINT ON SWEET BILL
First District Congressman Forwards
Entree as Candidate-Entertal
Wheeling Bankers

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. June 26 (Spe-
CiaD Representative Benjamin L..
ROsenbloom of West Virginia. and
Representatives Fish and Lineoerger,
won a concession from the committee
on rules O. The House today. That
committee agreed to bring In spe.
cial rule Wednesday, to permit all
amendment to the Sweet soldier re.
lief law to be acted on which this trio
will propose. II IL 10 provide ssh Il
month for veterans % the World War
totally disabled by being blind. leg
less or armless with which TO pay for
special nurse or companion. II al
fects upwards Of $500 totally disabled
veterans. Before the committee to-
day. asking for the rule. Representa-
tive Rosenbloom said: There may
be controversy over the payment or 4
bonus. but there shouldn't be any over
caring for the totally disabled soldiers
CT the late war.
The House is expected TO pass the
rule, then the amendment. Wednes'
day, and the Senate. which voted a
$50 scale when the Sweet bill passed
l.. will follow suit few days later.
AS the law stands now. II provides
only $40 q month for nurses or CON-
panions. and Is a proven failure. as
such services could not be secured by
the veterans at that small wage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
w AS SO NERVOUS
COULDN'T SLEEP
EiEhty Years OLD, Says This Remedy
Made Him Wolf.

He went on crutChcs for two years
from ncuritiS and was so weak. nervous
and run down that nc could not sl-e1
and yet after taking Ncrv-Worth he re,
gained his health and strength ana had
NJ return Of his rheumatic trouble or
nervousness. Tha, was TIN" story told
one or our representatives by cart.
Mitchell one OF the prominent CITIZENS
Of Corey. Pa.
II YOU suffer from stomach trouble.
bowel trouble or rheumatism, neuritis.
nervousness. slecplessncss brought on by
indigestion. or chronic stomach and
bowel trouble you should imm ediateiy
tr" the famous Ncrv-worth that has
brought health and comfort 10 so many
ailing penplc after other remedies had
failed aud they had about given up hope
1t is sold by most druggists at ono dol
lar and each druggist Is authorized I"
give the money hack II m" results from
III. first bottle are not encouraging. II
Il ALWAYS on sale at the {. II. Grtest &
Co. drug store in this city. 1t Is
splendid remedy for constipation. indi-
gestion or nervousness ror delicate
women or growing children and Its
pleasan taste attracts them to t.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
WHEELING OFFICER
DISCOVERS A NEW
THIRST QUENCHER

,,.,orn,,rr, o,,,.,u,, az rho brewing
=, ana ~ ,bo Iatse, su,I-Vols,cad drinks
",'har,cs,oo W,hiicwash. was related b!
ono Of whee.nE.s officers Of the law
lasr night.
.r ...,s. loo, ,,,,,,1,s Tho
v..,a ,,roc, relates of
,",',. ,.,.or,, r,cr rc,r tho
IA 'IE as,o.,',o, kroc,,,r near
W. VA oTiIuu sor,-aI ru,.Ice Win
,i "n aI,,,e,1 rtycr waiter. He
.i. ,r co,. ,,,,lc.rrIn,s r-c.
".'," ''"' c,';, 49, I,,,,ro. Gin m,
80 ,,,,rod .r,.u ounr-I,v
of rnlurIr,a I,uu!d Ia tho bn';lcs AMI
after tho alIiuE process had hori r.'m-
nIc.cd ,hcy hecar shaking tho I!Qu!d.
The ,N!rc: h>clmc Interested IN rhcs"
Eccm!rcly innocent experiments "t
wha: appeared - T." seemingly I"'"'ch'
rhcm!s's 8" he inquired OF raSF''n'
NJ to whether Tic water ha" recently
acquired s"m" strange h'''h% i"N''S
or whether rhc&" mcU We" "ut i"".'"-
FRS Of runc" DC Leon In searching 10.
tho elixir % youth. lie was 'h'"FnfH"
that tho mon w"r" IN tho act "' ~" NJ
featuring "thJ".cst"H Wh''w"$!'
which those VIII" 'n"u'G"d IN n" "''n"-
Ing thereof claimed that ~" HVn"' N,''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
PLAZA HEATRE

Jane Novak. scAn star OF patho.
and beauty. whose Sc TO screen favor
has been accomplish only after a
hard uphill strugg for recognition,
has had career I'D with romance
Tho heroine Of Il newest screen
classic. Belle Of Aska." and now
showing at tho PlazAwas born in St.
Louis and her parents Gro never iden-
titled with the theat Therefore IN
her girlhood she did b have the ELL
vironment which surrnds the home
lifs Of so many stage q screen folks.
Miss Novak is petite, q blonde hair
and blue eyes, She iregarded by
many az having the fist command
over pathos Of all tho yunr generation
of screen stare. Belle oalaska" is a
tremendous drama OF the 'ond,ke gold
rush.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
PETE zlVIC GIVES
O'DOWD HARD FIGHT

Columbus. Ohio. June @6.--tSpcc.al)--
In a stirring twelve round battle here
tonight Eddie O'powd Of this city was
awarded tho decision over Pete Ziv!c,
Of Pittsburgh.
The bout vas nlled with action from
the nrst gong until the final bell. which
rang very checrsully on cars 81 Eddie
O'Dowd Civic was Slammine with
everything nc had in the final session
when tho gong ended the h"stilities.
O'Dowd had accumulated an carly lead
In the first six rounds, the Pittsburgh
lad having a hard time getting started.
In the seventh frame Zivic opened
Up and fought like tiger for the re-
naming rounds but was unable TO even
tho count Had the hout gone three
more rounds the decision would have
been reversed.
The crowd was pleased with the bout
and gave Civic a big ovation as he left
the ring.
In the semi-fnal. Toughey Mayne.
Toledo. defeated Dutch chandler. Gin
cinnati. in an eight round slugging
match. Chandler was 1oorcd In two oc-
casions while Mayne took Il short court
In the nth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
STOCKHOLDERS OF
FORT HENRY CLUB
IN BUSY SESSION
Diccuss Financing improvements To
Present Club House At Four
to:nth and chapline Street

Stockholders 81 tho Fort Henry Club
met yeatcrday afternoon IN the club
mouse NJ Fourteenth and oh q p ! n .
streets AMI discussed several important
business matters pertaining to the adj
dition To tho building TO be erected.
mud tho other improvements to DO made
to tho property.
Tho question ot proper financing wa
taken up and discussed At length and
decisions were reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27

Monyeen. who 10 slain on her wedding
day by a jealous sutton. Then sha Is the
young and beautiful Kathleen, who Is
tho image Of her deceased aunt,
Monycen.
Kathleen falls IN love wish Kenneth
Wayne. son OF tho man who killed
Monyeen, and the obstacles placed in the
way OF the young lovers by Johrf Car
tcrct. who vas to have made Monyeen
Ills wife, form the nucleus OF a most alb
sorbing plot with a charming romance.
In this production Miss Talmadge
does some Of the very best acting Of
her career. The photoplay itself Is tho
finest she has yet made.
Harrison Ford provides excellent sup
port in the dual role OF Kenneth Wayne
and jeremiah Wayne. while Wyndham
Standing gives splendid performance
as John Carteret.
others In the cast whose fine work
contributes 10 the all-around merit Of
this magnificent production are Alec
p. Francis Glenn Hunter. Grace Girls
void. Miriam Batt!sta and Eugene Lock-
hart.
'smilin' Through" vas directed ~
Sidney Franklin and !s a First National
attraction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
FAIR DIRECTORS
ARE ENTERTAINED
oFrICERS AND DIRECTORS HOLD
INTEHEST1G sESSION-CoA-
M1TTEES REPORT.
Rtx Proc Attractions, TO Cost 0vsr Slo,'
900 To Re Contracted for This
Week.

The officers and directors ~ tho West
Virginia state Fair aSSnciaton were
The guests ~ !. W Fowler. monager or
tho windsor hotel a. banquet 'ast
evening I'm the Windsor dining room
The banquet consisted Of a delicious
menu served a Ia Windsor style with
the very best ~ service.
Following the banquet which was
-ervcd at 6 o'clock the business session
was held \: which time the plans Tor
the coming state Fair which VIII he
hold In Wheeling September !. ;. :. =. y
and 9th. were discussed. From the IN
dicatiOus brought out at N" meeting
this years fair promises 10 be the best
and largest in the history Of the yearly
event in Wheeling.
Committees Report
The committee on buildings and
grounds reported that extensive I'M
provcments have been made on the
grounds and that everything Will he
vastly larger than las; year. Other com
mittees also made detailed reports or
the progress being made toward making
this years affair a success. The com
mittee on special attractions reported
that several free acts and ono large
special feature attraction VIII be con
tractcd within the next few days. ~
la understood that tho COMMITTEES Is ne
yoisting with some Of the best acts In
the country and Ii landed II should
prove one of the largest features a tho
fair. The report ais" showed that the
other acts including the fire" SHOWS and
the band will cost the Fair over $4,000.
\ number NJ very spectacular shows
arc among those being engaged for the
event.
had = - ~ :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
MARBLE TOURNEY
TO START TODAY

All preliminary matches in the play
ground marble tournament begin today
md by Thursday N" semi-fnals will be
E,artrf These prclimnartcs Will de-
eide which eight boys or girls out 81
tho some 275 entered In tho tournament
are 10 meet In the city Championship
game that will be played at the State
Fair Grounds on the Afternoon Of the
Fourth The winners OIL the Fourth
will be awarded with gold. silve: and
bronze medal ~ Is also possibility
that the winner OF first place may be
pitted against other contenders for
state honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
DEMPSEY TO FIGHT
Wills NEXT YEAR

New York. June 26.-.lach Dempsey
and Harry Wills will not meet Coy the
heavy weight hoXiuC championship Nf-
fore 1923. because of tn" difficulties
with staging thN contest. FRO
mutcr Tex Richard announced Tonight
Richard ard managers Of tn" ~" bon
erS arc expected 10 sign articles to-
morrow for q h"u: in 1923 with pro-
vision giving tho promoter until jiE-
30. 1921. to name the site.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
SIMPLICITY MARKS
ROCKEFELLER RITES
IN LOCKWOOD HALL
Crowds Locked Out Of Estate While
Service Of Episcopal Church Is
Read-Body In Vault.

Tarrvtown, \. V, June IS. With
simple ceremony. the body OF William
Rockefeller. brother Of John d. Rookie
Teller, and one Of Americas wealth.
lest men. was laid away in a re-
ceiv!ng vault In Sleepy Hollow
cemetery this afternoon. The BODY
will bawett there until the handsome
mausoleum planned and started by
Mr.. Rockefeller before his death, has
been completed.
The only service was the reading
Of the Episcopal ritual. There was no
music and no eulogy, in Difference to
Mr.. RoCkefellers oft.repeated wish
The service was held in the music
room Of lockwood Hall. the Rookie
Teller home at North Tarrytown, with
only members OF the family and a
few friends to hear. The Rev. Charles
Baldwin. OF st. Mary's Episcopal
church. Scarborough. oGficiated.
Crowds Locked Out.
Half a mile away. outside the huge
gates that mark the borders or me
estate. was the general public. NO
one, not even newspapermen, who
could not show his right to enter was
allowed to approach the house.
Among the relatives present we're
John d. Rockefeller and William
Rockefeller's four children. Mrs, Hart
ley Dodge. Percy Rockefeller, William
G.. Rockefeller and Mrs. MrAlpln.
Seven old family employees attended,
as did several Standard OIL employees
with whom Mr.. Rockefeller had been
on intimate terms. These included
Thomas De Laca. bootblack In tn"
Rockefeller building at 20 Broadway
who had polished Mr.. Rockefeller $
shoes for nearly forty years.
Mourners Have Wreck.
A party coming from New YORK
for the funeral. including members OF
the mayors committee and officials
of the Standard Oil company, mar
rowly escaped injury in a collision
with another automobile. No one was
hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27

Hazc.ton was en- In very charm ne
part while Eva argent as Sweetheart"
was the princip character In the play.
IN" has a dialt part this week ard
played 1t with . art OF q woman who
might have be- on the stage many
more years ina Miss Sargent. Miss
hIYtho palry va clever NJ the rlavey
OF Mrs. Huhbin and sweetheart Of
Jimmy. Miss hey Is always good,
ma made muoInut Of this eccentric
role. Laura kaey Brooks was very
delightful as Idly Leicester. Craig
N-lsn was givcnluch work to 10 and
played his part ecptionally we'll. AL
bert Wees was eva good. while Percy
li!!bridc was nothg short Of riot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
ICE CREAM FATAL
TO KEYSER WOMAN
Five Others Made Very III by Dainty
Made From Condensed Milk.

Keyser. W. Va, June &c. Especially
- Mrs. Emma Kieffer. aged 10, IS
dead Of ptomaine poisoning from cat
ing ice cream made Of condensed
milk: her granddaughter, Mrs. ROD
ert Caldwell. and their four children
were made seriously i'll, but 1t is
thought all will recover. Two doctors
worked with them to bring them out
OF danger. Mrs. Kieffer Is survived
by ono daughter. Mrs. Alice Ditman,
and two grandchildren. Her body
was taken to Berkeley Springs Tor
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
LIBERTY THEATRE

Norma Talmadge IN a III dana
vehicle Ia the magnetic sore attr. ..
ton ut the Liberty thealre th!week.
The production in which shtppea
is "Smilin Through screen Vcr'n OF ..
len Langdon Martins famous w tha
gained new laurels for Jane Cow VI In,
speaking stage.
Norma Is at her histrionic best m
dual role that this powerful dramatye
her She Is seen first as thetail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
DUNDEE FIGHTS
SHARKEY JULY 6

New York, Juno 26.--Johnny Dun
dec. Junior lightweight champion. and
Jock SharkcY. To-day signed for
worlds two ~ round bout at Ehbcts
field in Rr""klyn on tho night Of July
9Th. Roth agreed To weigh IN at 100
pounds at y. m tho day of tho fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
WILL meet TO FORM
OGDEN ORGANIZATION
Sixth wArders VIII Meet roni-ht At
ogden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Meet wednesday Morning

Voters OF the Sixth ward Will mHei
tomorrow nigh; at the II. &. ogden
headquarters, located IN the offices OK
Attorney D. A. Mckee on Ch&pltne
street. opposite the city building. The
purpose will he 10 form an organization
in that ward 70 support Mr.. H I.
Ogden IN his candidacy FOR the Repuo-
lean nomination for the l.. s. senate.
on Wednesday morning az 10 O'Clock.
=. the headquarters on ChaHltne street.
the Republican women Of Ohio county
Will meet TO form an organization Tor
tie same purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
LEG IS BROKEN

Irosa Crawford. As, OF Woodsneld
Ohio. Is suffering with fractured leg
as a result OF an accident, which happen
cd near his home yesterday afternoon.
He was admitted 10 the Ohio Valley
General hospital Yesterday at s o'clock
and was getting along nicely at a late
hour last night. DR.. J. Schw!nn IS at
tending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
SLAIN WITH KNIFE.
women Engage IN Fatal Battls-aayeE
II Jailed.

Moultrie Georgia. Jun- eS.-Molly
Waters. IS years old. is dead. her sister.
Florence Waters is seriously wounded
and Mrs. Sarah V. tre"ch. 70. Is IN jail
re charged with murder "a result
~ knife battle between the three
women late this afternoon. All OF the
participants were white women.
Mrs. Creech pleaded self defense when
arrested, claiming the Walters sisters
attacked her. The authorities said she
esciared jealousy was the motive be-
mind the attack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
Mr., BASLE DENIES
new HOTEL REPORT
Story Of Big New Structure on EgereeF
Building Stte-said to No Leased
for Fifty Years.

\ report VAS received last night that
George Easle. pr"3rietor OF the Basic
restaurant a, Twelfth and Market
streets. had srh-lcas~d the EEerter
building al Eleventh and Market streets
Tor Il period Of fifty years and wound
erect an ci.ht-story building on the site
20 be turned into hotel
When asked last night II the report
was tru", Mr.. Rasle stated that II was
not and :ha, he had never given the
matter thought.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
AUTO TURNED OVER
MANS LEG BROKEN
Herman Fischer. aged ls years. Is con.

Herman Fischer. aged Is years. Is con-
fined to the Ohio Valley General hos
pital with fractured leg as result OF
his car upsctt!ng near his home az Elm
Grove yesterday afternoon about 4:30
o'clock. He was brought 10 the hospital
at $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon and
vas reported as resting easy a 4 lato
hour last evening. Or. r. X. Shields
attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
ENEIX PAYS VISIT;
TALKS OF POLITICS
Former Local Newspaper Man. Cand-
date fec legislature, Discusses
Situation In Nonongana

LIoyd Erc!N. former Wheeling news
tanner mar. WI" Il was noted IN the
columns OF The Intelligenccr Yesterday
morning - q candidate Tor the Repuo-
liran nomination. 10 the state legssia-
ig-e from MunonKa!ia county. Is bust
moss visitor N Wheeling, coming IN
last evening from NOrSantown. where
he has been located since he entered
the West Virginia university in 1914.
rave FOR the ;wn years he was IN the
United States military service. Nj
Enc,x expects t. be IN Wheeling for
three or four days.
Seen by al InieliiScnce7 reporter at
,ha windsor hotel last evening. Mr..
Enei1 expressed himself as being very
we'll nleased with h,s own prospects for
the nomination for the Legislature. and
declares that 70 all appearances his
candidacy IS being very we'll received
throughout NoaonEalia count. and par
,Icularly In MorEantOwD. large r"r-
tinn ~ this support Mr.. Ene'H a;trio-
utes 10 friendships acquired and assoc
Citations bullt MP while he WAS stu
dent IN the university.
Predicts Good Ogden vote
Asked "a 10 the tnlted States sena-
torial situation In N"n"nGalia county,
Mr. EneiS voiced TIE hel!er that Mr.. n.
&. Ogden. publisher Of The Wheeling
Intelilgencer. will receive a very hand
some vote In that country. Mr.. Ogden
nupears 20 be very popular IN Monon-
gala" Mr.. EneIx said. He has rood
Following OF influential friends there,
and his recent address IN Morgantown
was well received The race. so far as
Mononsalla Is concerned. Is clearly oe-
tween Mr.. Ogden and Senator Howard
sutherland. But little Is heard OF the
candidacy OF former Attorney General
4. A. Lilly IN MoaonSalta. and Charles
=. Edwards OF Huntington. up TO the
present 1T least. does not seem 10 nave
much OF a following. although IN the
last few days he has inausurated an
extensive campaign OF advertising IN
Sononral!a county and that section 81
the state"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27

A party OF Wheeling bankers, en-
route to White Sulphur Springs to at
tend a meeting o, the state bankers
assoc iation. was entertained AT lunch
con at the capitol today by Represen'
tative Rosenbloom. l.. +. Halter. Fred
Fox. Chas. Bowers. J. s. Lowe and seY.
eral others made up the guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
! THE THEATRES J
REX THEATRE

One Of tho most novel shows that has
boon played in this city for years was
given at tho Rex last nlgnt--"Thrcn
1.-Two Ghosts" Tho play has been vcsy
much advert sod md just what it would
turn out :" b" was speculation with
The people attending. The writer doesn't
wish to disclose tn" plot. Yet II has
mystery. comedy. pathos and ell tn"
requirements OF novel play. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27

Representative Rosenbloom sor'
.warded his entree as candidate to
succeed himself, by mail today. TO the
secretary o. state at Charleston.