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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
League Standing
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE

The list Of attractions promised a.
the Court this week is DISTINGUISHED
with the appearance of Mcintyre and
Heath, who are SchedUlcd for ThurSdas
evening only. The noted comedians are
repeating their success 81 last season
called Red Pepper" Titl,S n Ibis in
stance mean nothing hu' i "l.gat e OF
intcres, To know ina. Red '"@ y IS a
race HORSE which COOS 10 ne post with
all of ,h' CARLY 'rlonginGs Of Hen
merry" and "Nmvandcr" staked on him
/" win. Edg4r Smith and Emily ".
Young have extended their imagina zion
and given to the stage one Of the fun
nicst plays Mcintyre ani Heath have
ever appeared in.
\ feature OF this engagement wnIcn
viz be- appreciated by local ;heater-
sucrS is that fact thar the MessrS. Shu-
bert have retained the same splendid
east as seen 1T the Shubert theater.
New York. to support the noted come
dams. Not IN one instance base the cast
been changed. This brings here such
splendid players as Florence bayfield,.
Dan Qunlan. Darling Sisters. Cyril
Delevanti. Doris Wayne. Sidney Boyd.
Alice Rector. Jack Ryan. Dan Brennan.
Al Sands. Vivian Holt. Myrtle Leonard.
Bee Ho Gray. Ada Summervi!le. Frank
Williamson and the fastest and most
beautiful chorus Of girls ever assem-
blcd. Seats go on sale tomorrow At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
SCHOLASTIC SOCCER

Elm Grove. Richie and Centre. by
narrow margins won the three soccer
games in the Greater Wheeling League
Yesterday afternoon in games that
were unusually full OF determination
between teams that seem 10 be vers'
evenly matched. TIL" surprise in the
scores IS that the Older and more eX-
perienced teams failed 10 score rno-e
than one goal on their supposedly
weaker and less experienced oppon-
cnts.
Elm Grove defeated Lincoln on the
Bridge Park Playground with the
winning point made in the last I'VE
minutes OF play. The Elm Grove Play
ground il will be remembered Is the
eleven that took the. mca sure of tho
strong Centre team last week. Lincoln
showed remarkable defensive strength
but failed in team work.
Centre had much difficulty IN taking
over Fulton. - now team in "occ"r but
nevertheless composed of material ;hnt
has developed rapidly. Ortiz or Fulton
and Meagln Of Centre starred \ large
crowd witnessed thr game.
Tho lone tally IN III" Ritchie-Wa--
wood contest on thc FCrty-sixth street
nlavcrnund was mad" hv Nandrcv vino
took advantage of The "nlv break in
the Warwnd defense AMI shot a mic"
on through the goal. Ri;chi" was cx-
tended to the utmost in this encounter
hut both teams cvcc''cd IN team work
tn, gtaodsr1s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
REX THEATRE

Starting with bargain matinee today
The Jack Ball Stock company opens q
weeks run with the delightful negligee
farce. entitled She Walks in Her
Sleep" from the pen Of Mark Swan:
Mr.. Swan Is one OF our foremost farce
writer's and has such plays as "ParSor.
Bcnroom and Bath" Up In Mabcts
Room" and was co-author in many Other
successful farCes The idea for she.
Walked in Her sleep is brand new and
never before been used as the bass
10: a plot. The scenes are laid IN
fashionable hotel. and II is here that
DAPHNE Arnold. fhe Somnambulist.
walks from ledge t. cornice. sixteen
stories above the ground. into rooms OF
young married couples and causes no
ends of m!Xup.;. misunderstanding and
trouble between wives and husbands.
During her o?cn-sycd-s walking she
picks UP things tagging taround loose.
and Mr.. Swan has also provided 1T
tie thrill To his play by having her
carry off bottle OF po crfhl explosive
which has been left with, 4 young
chemist ~ annlyzc. The BaBl company
is exceptionally well cast for she
Walked in Her sleep which is being
presented here for The first tame since
its long runs in New York and chicago.
Mat:nees are given today. Wednesday
and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION
TO VOTE ON CHANGES
IN THE CONSTITUTION

New York. Oct "a call for the
GuIdr"nnial meeting Of tho American
olympic association 10 be held at WASH
lmgtun November 90 was issued today
H. is president Col Robert NJ.
TEomps-H.
-Four proposed amendments TO The
constitution. three approved by the
executive committee and another with
ct recommendation. will hc passed on.
r" amendments provide for b"!nginG
Into 'hr organization nearly s""cn'v
national spo-; governing bodies All
forms Of amateur sport. recreation and
scmi-rccrcarom welfare work were In
Clud"d.
Under h" original plan of formation
III" Amateur A;hl"t:r Union was award
ri three votes for each Of the five
plymr!" Program competitions over
which tho \. A L. had jurisdiction IN
III" United Sta'Hs. and In addition one
v6t" was accorded TO each district sub
division 81 the \ \. T.. giving n total
81 ." votes. To meet the objection
raised - this lar%" vote one amendment
provides that The 4. \. L. major orGani-
2n'!nN shall have thr." yu.cS ana an
additional vote for each OF It's sub
divisions.
The Y ". 9. \. and IN" National
collegiate a y. do not appear in tho
list "f organizations entitled 10 vote.
under IN" proposed Amendment. duo. II
= said n prior recI-nnt!one or with
drnwal from the a A. |.
The second am"Hdm"n' calls for in
crcaSiNg the executive committe" to II
members ana the third provides for n
minor chang" n honorary officers.
The fourth. substituted without ROC
ommcndat ton. would eliminate group
7r"sen: articles relating 10 the avs
tenn Of voting. the clause which permits
~" dole" :" present mt any meeting TO
east al of the votes 10 which his or
GaniZat!on Is entitled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
Discrimination Is
Alleged By Bradley

Boston. Mass, oct. 80 ]. E.; Brad.
Icy. oi DundOn. W. Va. p?eeiteur nt
the West Virginia Cual Association
IN statement ISSUED hero today
charged the railroads of the country
ar" continuing to diSrimiurt" a.girs.
Tho oal industry in la" Of the ,cSncr
ate need of cars in ia" birumipous
coal fields.
Ihn statement follows.
18th" railroads continue 10 JisrrImj
mt" aSainSt Tia" coal industry in the
face OF the desperate need for empty
railroad GrS in the bitumnious coal
fields and to the great damage of IN.
duStrleS and domestic consumers
needing coal. In support of this as.
s"rtion IS the fact that for the month
IF September the per cen Of cars OF
cal 10 the total cas- loaded was only
Il :. as against Il normal a. 81 per
ent, which would indicate that less
important hut better payi"., cOmmodl-
lies are being moved 1T the expense OF
coal al this time Such u situation
would seem t. be again~' tn" COuu.
try : best Interest,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
POLICE ARE MISSING
while 5000 KLANSMEN
CONDUCTED FUNERAL

ST. Joseph. Mo. Oct. @22.-Nrth mem.
ters o: tire ku klu Kan in charge o.
the funeral services. Nellie Hale. aged
II. who was killed Friday night by 4
shot supposedly fired b. police. WAS
buried today. A crowd estimated AZ
1000 waited in the cemetery FOR the
cortese. in which marched 500 mem
hers of the klau. robed and with their
hoods raised.
No uniformed polio" wcrr t" be
seen. klansmen handled traffic III the
streets. Two klansmen and six Slri
friends Of the victims were paIloear'
erS. 1t the grave hundreds OF Ellns'
men stood at attention.
The funeral was the only develop
ment to-day in the police situation,
which reached climax last night.
when 1900 persons attended a mass
meeting al the Ku kluN Khan. and de
handed the retirement q! the ponce
board. ALLEGING that the police depart
nent had failed to take proper nrecau'
tions for the preservation OF lie.
Nellie Hale was the second person
accidentally killed here since summer
while police We're attemntlng 10 make
arrests She was riding with two
brother when killed According to the
brothers. police car raced down the
road pursuing another car, the OIL
GERS firing Their sister leaned on,
Of the car and was struck By bullet.
The three patrolmen. who with CLAW
{ Macdonald. chief Of police. rave
been discharged. say the ktrl was kil'
ed b. a sho, from the fleeing car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
ECHOES OF SATURDAY

Som" people say they were lucky.
Yes. Wheeling was lucky tn get away
With tie game. but. taking all in
all. Charleston Was wrca:hrd in horse
shoes also. for In looking over the de-
tails Of the game and taking into con-
s!dcrIt!uu every detail Wheeling should
have Won by ~ lraS; II ~ score. FOR
n the first half. Wagner missed two
goals from placement. aud had one vi
these gone over. charleston. by the last
ircak, would have returned home 4 de-
icatcd team.
I'll. Gold and E!uc demonstrated their
p"Wcr'u. lin" attack in the first half
and had tho hall four yards from the
Rod and Fiu" goal on one occasion.
However. they failed 10 count. Charles
ton opened the SECOND half with Il bril-
liant end running attack and scored a."
IA" Gold with ease. Lewis carried the
ball Over. Mh,"iinS'S touchdown came
in tn" i!uHl three minutes Which, Lewis
iumbird Il punt and iir"Tcrman recover
"j. \ penalty pas the bal on Charles
toms tao YARD line from where Mott
carried i over. Wagner kicked Il per-
f'ct goal. N"t getting personal. but
about how much did Charleston average
IN weight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
MARKET STREET CARS
ON CITY RAILWAY TO
RUN UNTIL MIDNIGHT

! Contrary to 4 report thai tn" CITY
Railway Company cars would not
operate on Market street after mid.
night last night. cars will continue 10
run on this street to-day. orders for
the diSContinuance OF the Market
street operations not going into effect
until tonight.
II has recently been decided upon
between traction company officials
and city officials. that after last nicht
the cars on the City Railway Com
pany'S lines would discontinue going
south on Market street and this morn.
inc run both north and south on Chap
line street by the use OF croSSovcrs on
THIS street.
TIL" last ear 10 Opcrat" over our
Inc on Market street will leave the
cud of the division in the North End
shortly after midnight tonight, sad
Peter Stanton. dispatcher for the com
punv. to an Intelligencer reporter last
night.
The Iast car leaves North Wheeling
IT 1":u9 u'cloCk. After tonight" con-
tinued Mr. Stanton. the schedule VIII
be changed so that hereafter the last
car will cave the North End al mid
night. The last car coming north Will
leave the barn at 1870 o'clock.
STARTING tomorrow morning. the
first car 10 run in the MORNINGS, Will
leave the barn at Twenty-seventh
street at ) o'clock. One will start
north and the other south at this time,
therefore the first car to operate IN
the mornings from both ends of the
division will leave at so o'clock.
The crosSovers on Chapline street
have not as yet been completed, but
this will not prevent the operation or
cars north and south on thapline
streets. The block system Will be
used from Twentieth 10 Eleventh
streets. When it IS necessary cars
will s!detrack on Eleventh and Four
teenth streets until the crosSovers are
completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
RADIO CONCERTS HERE
FOR FIRE FIGHTERS

FSremen OF the Hook and Lid! com
bany OF the Wh"c!;a.; t,r" department
hre now able TO enjoy the lectures an.
concerts BY raG:r.
This was brought about b. he inter
|,st OF VIII Colv;s. we!,-Au"wn local
|nilliner. who had tn" VU;t;t Installed
last week.
Las, evening ;he t.r"mcn "Gjuyed a
|orcert At Pittsburgh through The
station ard many similar
vents are scheduled e." th.~ wc"N.
rhns NJ" being mad" nv various
|.lubs in Wh'"..u= - itav" similar aut-
|Its Installed IN all IN" t:r" companies
II The Local Departments.
The object II the Installation % til"
outfit ny Mr.. CJlv!s MI Fl" provide
bleasur" 70" - '.""a."u al.d 20 i.""v!d"
TO- ,hern .,.'as.- hat VIII IT great
benefit 20 ,h"u N ;u-!r wu:H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
FORGET-ME-NOT DAY
SUCCESS ASSURED

With the number Of prominent cit!-
gems 10 take an interest IN "FocGrt-Me-
Not Day" which will De observed by
wheeling chapter No >, Disabled Inner
|ican Veterans OF the World War on
November 1. 10 raise funds 70 assist
disabled ex-service men. the success &c
This day IN Wheeling has been assured
| A number OF organizations have Ap-
proved this method Of procuring funds
for relief Of disabled World War 49,
Grams.
Forget-me-nots will he sold on ~"
street corners by the ladies Of several
ORGANIZATIONS and ny school children
Fred J. Fox. cashier 81 ~" Security
Trust company Wall l." CHAIRMAN e.. "a!
|cItIzens' committee. Raymond J. Fall
and will he general cAairma" :" tnarGe
| OF the day.
The following citizens are @" this
|copmtt.ee which vii, have the "","h:1-
|,ion of "Forgct- Mc-Noc Day" IN charge:
Charles II. powl"r. city m1ts,tS"r
Thomas + Thouvv. mayor
Fred IT.. Frazier. chief ct police.
Edward \. Mc,;ranohan. chi,t liz" de-
|partmert
|siouer.
W. -. McC.u>hsy.
Henry C. S'itel.
George Phillips. manaser Fort Henry
club.
George A. LAushhn. Wheeling Tele-
graph.
ia" -,
"a unrrn2n. Knights % columbus.
!. Iv.i.,r Wheeling chap
,.r Sc-vIce S;ar legion.
Miss Mario Lane. Catholic daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23

Martins F.rrv received a bad bump
when they i"urnCyrd 10 F"rst"ria and
when they opened their eyes they had
Suffered a iV-6 dcira'. The Western
Ohi" team opened = strong aerial attack
at the start and this alone proved the
IurI.cS downfall Edwards scored
FCrry's only marker when he plunged
through the entire r"~tor!a team He
WAS injured IN III" play and forced 10
retire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23

L,nsiy again came through a winner
ny defeating Ecllair" 40 in 4 game that
IN. Cadets had all their own wa%. The
Inability Of the Red and Black t. stop
Meyers ami capt. lIamil proved their
downfall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23
Wr}lsburg succeeded in defeating

N'IIsDurE SlCCeeUed m DEFEATING
Triadriphia by TWO long runs for touch
downs. Ca'r;l"tti and Caldcrwuud were
tn" sttrs who contributed this piece uf
wovk Tr!adviph:a uujpiayed their OPP
poN"Hts throughout tho game but Seem
cd /" lack the pmuch - put the bail
over. The ruai scyIc was 13-0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-23

bridgeport took unexpected licking
from M!nGo h. the score of &o-6. The
rCdc"mlng feature Of The game was
that the Hr!dgcts Yer" able 70 score on
their heavy opponents. something the
bigger leans IN III" valley have failed
to dc. \ pass Thornton |" ki!gorr nc;-
ted ,he Br!dGcts 4 touchdown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
SACRIFICES TO SING HERE
kathleen kcrstiug, Child Wonder
SINGER Turns Down Invitation.

Kathleen kcrstiuE. child wonder
singer is sacrificing an opportunity
to bc the guest Of the famous Mime.
Emma CalvC iu -. Louis I'm order
to be tho guest of Tulsa Friday
An invitation from Calvc to hc
her guest Friday In St. Louis where
the diva SIS to- give concert, came
tu Kathleen just before Kathleen s.
personal representative left Wichita
for Tulsa Tuesday night. The little
Eirl RESPECTFULLY gave up the great
honor that would come to her ia
being the guest of the worlds great
est Carmen aud declared that She
would keep all her Tulsa appoint
mCuts. including q reception Friday
afternoon Nine. CalNc also wrote
that II kathleen should flud Il inn
possible TO como 20 ST. Louis Friday
the visit may be arranged for some
other western city I'm which the
French singer appears later ir the
season, 1T ~ well understood. 10 the
diva wrote. "that when my tour Be-
ended uoUr the end ot April will
Eltdly take YOU and your mother
with me To my home la Franco for
the summer" II has been arranged
that Miss kcrstluR study with Mime
CalVc at her castle in the south OF
France during the summers and IN
New York city winters.
Miss kerstiuE viii reach here
Thursday and viii appear in CON
cert Saturday evening at couNcn
tion hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
PILGRIMS ONLY
HUMAN, He SAYS
Student Cites Romance of
John Alden and Precilla
Mullins as Example

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
II you are constipation victim
you need Bran that is ALL BRAN

Kellogg q Bran. cooked aud krum.
blod, is SO delicious and inviting that
thousands of families usc IL constantly
60 mako cntlcing bakery patches. such
as bran mullins, pancakes, ralsin bread,
etc; they eat it as a cereal, and many
sprinkle IL on their favorite cereal, its
uut-likc flavor having tiuo appeal.
Many moro thousands Of people cat
kciogg's Bran every day Of their
lives because it has permanently re.
licvcd them of constipation and tho
dangers of dreaded diseases that con-
stipation leads to. If YOU nrc suffer
ing with constipation YOU need ALL
BRAN --- Kellogg Is Bran - with its
permanent corrective qualities. Foods
that are part bran can never give tho
desired relief because they do not con
tain sufficient of tho elements that
Kellogg 8 Bran naturally contains.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

Whom You know that constipation
heads directly TO Bright & disease and
other ailments, there is no time to
be lost in experimenting. Kellogg s
Bran, delicious in It's patented cooked
and krumblcd form, becomes an i'm
mediate necessity. If it Is eaten rcgu-
larry (two tablcspoonfuls daily; in
chronic eases with each meaO 1t will
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physician will recommend Kellogg g
Bran. IL will free you from propric-
tary pills and cathartics which are as
systcmracking and almost as danger.
GUS to health as constipation itself
Servo Kellogg = Bran regularly.
Watch tho health of your cntirc family
improve. ~ is wonderful for children.
Kellogg recipes are printed on each
package. All grocers sell Kellogg q
Bran. cooked and krumblcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
A WOMAN WITH A
PRETTY COMPLEXION
Always Appears Charming

Your complexion makes or mars
your personality. If you have a
clear, smooth. velvety skin, free of
plmples and other unsightly blem-
ishes, you need never fear the I'M
preston you make on all you meet.
Some women are endowed by ma
lure with a clear, smooth skin; 9TH
ers not so fortunate can acquire this
beauty by the use OF Black and
White Beauty Bleach and Black and
White Soap. Go to your favorite
drug store and buy a soc jar OF
Black and White Beauty Bleach and
a cake of Black and White Soap.
Use it according to directions and
you will be delighted with the re-
suits. Beauty Bleach is an e1-
euisitely perfumed, flesh tinted
efeam.
All good stores can supply you
with Beauty Bleach and Black and
White Soap at 25C a cake.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
Fireman Is Killed by
Smoke in Long Tunnel

EVANSTON, Wyo.. Nov. z9.--
Fireman william S. Kennison. 80, is
dead and Engineer r. w. Thomas
and Brakewan Mclaughlin are re-
covering from the effects Of gas as
result of their engine becoming
stalled in the Aspen tunnel near
here, Tuesday. The tunnel is a mile
long and on account OF the air pres
sure was fun Of smoke.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
SCHIERLMAN ASKS DAMAGES
Former Liberty, Kan, Mayor, who
Was Whipped by Mob, Files Suit.

A Slain for $4,000 damages under
the Kansas mob law. it was learned
today, has been filed with the city
clerk orLiberty, this county. in be-
half of Theodore Schierlman, former
Liberty mayor who was kidnapped
and flogged by q party OF men rep
resenting themselves to be members
of the Ku-Klux Klan.
Schierlman, after the flogging,
resigned as mayor and has since
moved to Nowata, Okla.