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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
LAKE CD.
SPORTSMEN
MEET TONIGHT
-l.onle N neld costume.

0Nle IN IfHlQ costume
These words were appended to the
Invitations " hich we're s-ut out. sum
,noning sportsmcn OF Lake county to
tho February session Of the Lake
County Fish & Game Protective Asso-
cation which Will be held this evening
in the basement OF the J. W. Mulikan
sporting goods store in Hammond
That means that the fishermen and
hunters viii wear the togs in which
they have done their greatest deeds
1t Is believed this atmosphere of the
neld will stimulate the memories nd
Bling forth greater stories of rod and
gun than might otherwise be recalled
Stories, you know. are an important
feature Of every session of the fish and
game ctan.
l. r. Meyer. the new president will
be in charge. He promises some new
stunts for this evening and it was az
his suggestion that the members are
today airing ont their field uniforms
a special speaker. W. NJ. Darlington. or
Chicago, is on the program. CARING
ton is writer for the Outdoor" mag
azine and is a prominent figure in the
sporting world. lie is a member OF the
Adventures club of Chicago TTc will
speak this evening on hunting deer ana
wild turkey in the E;verg ladies' of Flor
ida.
Refreshments and smokes viii wind
up the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
CARDINAL RA777 NAMED POPE ON 7TH BALLO
FIVE TREATIES SIGNED CONFERENCE PASSES into HISTORY
MAIL ROBBERY
SUSPECTS HELD

Early this morning two men who.
according 10 l. c. Grubb, principal of
the Whiting high school answered the
description of two ~ the men fgurins
in the Whiting mail robbery last
Wednesday morning, were arrested by
a r. & O. {. T. railroad detective J. j.
Metzar. in the East Chicago railroad
yards and booked at the East Chicago
station q suspicious characters.
The two men gave their names as
VIM. Hardy. Burk Burnett Texas. and
Edgar Roads, 4S& Pine street, Ham
mond. a police officer from the Whit
ing department. visiting the East chi
caso jail this morning, was satisfied
that these two men we're members Of
the whiting mail bandits, and request
"a that they 'be held for the federal
authorities who are expected in the
city today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
BY WALLACE SMITH.
International News Service Special
Correspondent.

Co-reSpo pondcnt.
Copyright 1922 By T. \. s.
Copyright 1929 by Chicago Evening
American.
Los ANGELES. Feb s.-Revolting
scandal awakened the wilder young set
of the flm world again today as de-
tectfves. hunting desperately for some
clev- to the Staying or William Des-
mond Taylor. began 4 search for a
young woman named Dorothy and a
party Of drug -naddened men who kid
mapped her early today at the mouth
Of Horse Shoe canyon.
The giri hystericaI and half stripped
OF her clothing. and those charged
with abducting her. disappeared some
where in the maze Of private studios
and party" bungalows OF the Holly
wood. according to the sherin's men
who first took up the chase.
II was while deputies of the sheriff s
office we're quizzing these suspects in
the Taylor Staying three men linked
with bands traGic1ing IN drugs-that
the cali came from Horse shoe canyon.
few miles from Hollywood. Dwell
ers near the mouth OF the canyon had
found sobhing, drug broken girl
stumbling down the trail IIer clothes
had been shredded and she was half
naked Automobile blankets We're
thrown around her and an effort made
to quiet her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
; LEAP TO SAFETY
Touring Car at Riverside Is
Stalled on Illinois
Central Crossing.

LANSING. I'LL, Feb. s-Three men
saved their lives last night at River
dale, Ill, when they jumped from a
touring car in which they were stalled
on the Illinois Central grade crossing
Just before the second section Of the
Chicago-New Orleans Limited crashed
into and demolished the car The wat
Gilman saw the men jump and disappear
In The confusion which followed. The
automobile. a heavy and costly ma
chine was smashed TO fragments and
the front OF the engine was wrecked
so that progress of the train was dc
layed nearly hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06

ShoTn of Drastic Features
Last Meeting Extremely
Business Like
eBCLLETTN.f
BT MARRY T.. RoGERs

[srAfF CORRESPONDENT j. N. sERvicEI
CONTINENTAL HALL WASHING
Ton, Feb s--Fhe Washington confer
sncc, in it's truly great achievements"
has taisrr fhe first big forward step
toward the permanent ousinsxry OF war
and tie establishment ef universal
peace ard concord among nations,
President Harding said today In his
farewell address. delivered 80 the thir-
., odd world ststessneu who had just
corcludcst their three usonths efforts
by .tEuing the Conference treaties
ssrbr torches Of understanding have
bees lighted satd the president sand
fhe. ought to glow and cncircle the
Siche.r
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ELATEST Bull LE'TINS Y
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school student. and a niece of
Congressman Upshaw of Georgia.
died at Garfield hospital this
morning. a victim of the Knickcr-
booker theatre crash. Her death
brings the total casualty list Of
the disaster to 81.
MILAN. Feb. .. - Cardinal
Marini. an Italian prelate, who
was carried into the Vatican while
seriously i'll Of influenza to parti-
pate in the pspal election. died
in his quarters in the Sistine chap
e, according to an unconhrmed
report from Rome to the Cirricrc
Della Sera today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
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INTERNATIONAL news SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NENs 5ERWCEi
los ANGELES. Calf, Feb.
6.-Out Of the wazc of clues
cleaned from the stray ends of
the tangled skein of William
Desmond Taylors love affair,
which the slain man, popular
screen actress and a scion of
wealthy eastern family are said
to have played the leading roles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
WRIGHT IS ACQUITTED;
JURY OUT 10 MINUTES
Hammond Officer Cleared
Of Murder Charge at
Crown Point.

GROWN POINT. IND Feb 6--Jack
, Wright, Hammond police officer, chass-
cGs with u14nslaughter i'm the killing OF
Geo putou. Shot n death at The wheel
Of his automobile because he refused
70 heed tine premptorN order cf the pa-
trolnan TO halt. was acquitted of the
charge by 3 jury ir Judge Martin
Smiths court The jury was out ten
minutes. Wright was defended b.. Joe
Conro5-. Hammond attorney,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
COUNTY TREASURER
SERIOUSLY Ill

GROWN POINT. IND. Fcb. e-Raiph
Bradford. county treasurer. is seriously
TIL al his home Of tonsilitis. The in
lection has extended through the
throat and nostrils. Or. Iddings. the
attending physician. spent the night
at the bedside Of the patient No one
is permitted 10 see him and friends
nave bean requested not 10 telephone
the house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
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TiuTERNATIoNAL NENs sERVIcF

finrERNATioNAL HEWs SERVICE
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. o.
Search was underway today by
detectives and police for Icy
Prevon and Alice Blake, show
girl witnesses IN the case of Ros-
ooe Fatty Arbuckle. in order
that they may be served with
subpoenas which will insure
their attendance on the third trial
of the film star for manslaughter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
ACCUSES GOVERNOR
OF BETRAYING HER

JACKSON. MISS. Feb. 6-Miss fran-
ces c. Bfrkhead, former stenographer
tor Governor Fcussen. of Mississippi,
today filed suit here against the gov
ernor aslSing 100000 Miss Birkhead
alleges she was betrayed by the gov
eruor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06

FRANK SPENCER and Russell
Burke have formed partnership in an
automobile repair and accessorfes shop
IA the Ma tional Tire and Supply com
Qsny, Hammond.
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(BULLETIN)

rINTERNATIONtL NEWS 'sERVlcE1
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Nliss Mil
dred Van Nliet. lo, is in criti-
cal condition at hospital today
as the result Of an attempt at sui
eide by drinking poison. De-
spondency over her failure to
find work as a musician is be-
licved to have led her to attempt
TO end her life. Her mother is
said to be lving in Indianapolis.
WASHINGTON. Fcg. 6.-NIiss
Carolyn Upshaw, 10 year old high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06
FLU" HITS CHICAGO
HARD TODAY
NEWS sERylc

fiNTERNAri ioNAL NEWS sERyIcEI
CHICAGO. Feb. 6--Seyenty new flu
cases have been reported ia the last
as Aours. the health department an
noumced roGay,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-06

SO Iar no FLU cases has been re-
ported TO z. c. board OF health. Ii is
believed that East Chicago Will escape
this epidemic,
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@ensraliy fair tonight and Tues
day; colder tonight
peuvefed by Carriers IN waw~ana
snu W. Hammond 500 per month on
AIeets and news stands, SO per -opv.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-21

Dat straw for sale; also good cat
tie pasture Address J. II. Mcdonald,
Box S4S. city If
When in Spokane, try the Tray
Tavern for good food, good service
and fair prices. If
The Altar Society of st. AIMS Cath
Ollie church viii meet with Mrs. Ches-
ter Simonds on Thursday, Sept. %.
Don't forget to have the non-electric
vacuum cleaner demonstrated in your
home. Sold only by Hende Furniture
Company.
Prof Mustart, one of Spokanes
leading violinists, will be with the
Vaughan orchestra Saturday night for
the big special dance.
Auto repair work; thorough work at
reasonable prices Give us a trial.
Angus Mcdonald, at the Meeker Black
smith Shop. All kinds of welding
work done tt
Mrs Maude Tucker of Rathdrum
has been engaged to teach the Nc
Arthur school this fall and winter.
School opened at Macarthur Monday
of this week.
Noticel TO whom it may concern: .
If YOU want a pair of good, all wool
pants which you can wear for so days
and if not satisfied return them and
get your money back, Littles Store
sells them adv.
Mrs. George Fowler arrived here
Tuesday from Nampa. Idaho. to join
her husband in making Boomers
Ferry their future home. Rev Mr.
Fowler met his wife in Spokane Mon
day. They have leased the George
Crocker home in the east part of
town
Jay Parrish, chief field deputy in
charge of the various deputy internal
revenue collectors employed by the
government in Idaho was a visitor in
Bonners Ferry Tuesday and Wednes-
day. looking after department bust
ness in this section with Deputy Col
lectors Speelman of Wallace and r. G.
Neill of this city. who was lately APP
pointed TO the office. Mr. Neill has
charge of the work in Boundary. Bon
ner aud kootenai counties and will
make his headquarters at Occur
d Alene.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-21

Camb honey in lib. pals. w. B.
Hawkins. tt
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet next Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. Nj. Morton.
Expert Kodak developing and print
ing service at Simonds Drug Store.
Full line of supplies always in stock
Mrs. Regina Thompson returned on
Friday from Great Falls, Mont,
where she had been visiting for a
time with friends and relatives.
Dancing every Saturday night at
the X. P. hall. Music by MaughaL &
Bonds orchestra. Good management.
Everyone assured good time. advtf
The Farmers Union "hard times"
dance has been postponed until the
evening of September 20 on account
of the work of enlarging the hall.
Don't forget the new date.
Harriet Gaskill, the leading MILL
ner of Spokane, will be at the Bound
airy Dry Goods store with her splen-
did line of trimmed hats at the Fall
Opening Sale on Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 1928. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Melin, Of
Spokane, returned home Tuesday
after having visited here for a week
at the home of Mr. Melin's parents,
Mr. and Mrs L. Melin. Mr. Lawrence
Melin holds a responsible position
with the Washington Water Power Co.
of Spokane, and has been with the
company over five years.
Steve Carney returned to Bonners
Ferry last week after an absence of
several years. During his absence he
paid visit to Ireland and European
countries, making the trip by way of
Cape Horn. Steve says he had a fine
trip and enjoyed his experiences, but
he is glad to get back among his old
friends and associates in this district.
Mrs. w. j. McGlocklin received
word last week of the death of Stella.
Sheldon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
l.. Sheldon, former residents of Bon
ners Ferry and now making their
home at Great Falls, Mont. The de-
ceased was about IL years old and
death resulted from an attack OF
diphtheria. The funeral was held on
September IL.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-09-21

For Sale-Bacon hogs, Purebred
Tamworth pigs. Geo. K. Eberhart,
Lenia, Idaho. If
George K. Causton motored to Spo-
kane yesterday to spend day or two
attending to business matters.
We handle only Carman mattresses.
The one that won the grand prize at
the worlds fair. Hende Furniture Co.
The Union church Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet in the lecture room of
the church at o'clock next Wednes-
day afternoon.
VIII trade auto and take part pay
ment in good cordwood Hurry. It's
a good car C. P. Brewer, 867 Second
Ave. Spokane Sept2Sc
George H. Bailey, of Meadow Creek,
was in the city yesterday to make a
homestead filing on rs acre tract
near Meadow Greek
Johnny Hines in Burn En- Up
Barnes" is one of the fastest and
best of this years comedy dramas.
AT the Amazon Friday and Saturday
of this week.
Mrs. T. S. Kerr underwent a major
operation at the Bonners Ferry hos
pital Monday. The operation was a
success and Mrs. Kerr's recovery is
progressing nicely
FOR SALE-Private boarding house
we'll located in Spokane, II IONS,
nicely furnished. reasonable rent.
VIII sell cheap or trade for Bonners
Ferry property. Mrs. r. E. Kuehn,
International hotel If
Mrs. w. c. Fewkes of Eureka, Mont,
visited here with her sister, Mrs l.. n.
Brown. last Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mrs. Fewkes was on her way
home from Spokane, having accom-
panied h er daughter, Miss Mildred,
there to attend the Holy Names acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cooper and
daughter have returned to this city
and have taken up their residence in
their home on the south bench. Last
spring they motored to Milton, Ore,
where Mr. Cooper followed his work
as mason for six weeks. They spent
six weeks at Walla Walla, Wash, and
then went to Missoula, Mont, for sew
erai weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
NJ. {, CONFERENCE
At HARRINGTON
SUPERINTENDENT G
FRED ANDERSON TO PRESIDE
OVER DISTRACT GATHERING
The Hev. ArShur Laxenby to Conducs
Devotional Servtces-Seenons
wednesday to Friday

The Wheeling district conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church vii! DO
held on Wednesday and Thursday and
Friday of this week at the Pennington
NJ. f. church, Of which the Rev. r. NJ
Malcolm Is president. DR.. Fred G. An
derson OF Wheeling. district superin-
tendent. will preside over the sessions
OF the conference. The Rev. A. NJ. Bar
low. DIR, Clarence T.. Allen and nr. w.
f.. Craig Of Wheeling. also have been
assigned to parts in the program. Inc
Rev. Arthur Lazcnby will conduct IN"
devotional services OF the conference
Tho program for the three days foI-
lows:
"wednesday Evening
500 Sermou---C. Fred Anderson.
Thursday Morning
1890 pcyOtions.
100 HOLY Communion.
1870 Address OF Welcome-W. E.
Mapel.
RcsponSc-John Barlow.
Thursday Afternoon
$50 pevotlOns.
l:50 The Advocate - DR.. Daniel
Westfar.
ia Bible study-Miss Katie Belle
Abncy.
800 wardshIp--Discuss!on led by
A. NJ. Barlow.
$40 From 70 per cent 70 100 per
ccnt"-Dr. Appleton Bash.
400 The Woman'S Foreign Mission
airy Society"-Miss Rosetta Beck.
Thursday Evening
500 DevO,ions
SEQ Address, Bishop Francis J. Nc
Connell.
Friday Morning
900 Devotions.
9:2O Religious education discussion
led by c. +. Allen.
9:45 Bible study--Miss Katie Belle
Abney.
1890 West Virginia Wesleyan"-Dr.
W b. Fleming.
100 The Church's Program Of
observation-disclosures by j. +. Scott.
ll:4O THE Epworth League lnsti-
tute"-J. T.. Wells.
Friday Afternoon
lao DeyotiOn#.
100 Business Session.
PAS Life scrvicc--DiScussion led by
w. f. Craig.
$50 Golden Sunscts"-Dr. :. X. Ar
buthnot.
400 "Woman's Home Missionary So
cIety''-Mrs. S. W. BoOhcr.
Friday Evening
500 pevotlons
$50 The Layman's Association
{. W Evans.
$40 S,creonticon lecture on home
and foreign missions-Ur. Il. J. Wade.
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! THE THEATRES !
VICTORIA THEATRE

Society is stirred up over the ap-
pcarance tonight Of Miss Charlotte
Wynters. local actress In musical COM
edy. Along with her associate players
Miss Wynters hopes 10 give a perfect
presentation of Oliver Morosco'$ great
est musical triumph. The Canary Cot
tags" at the Victoria Theatre. Manager
Riley states that twelve big songs Will
I've we'll taken care of. as wei! as an ar
tIStic portrayal OF the terpslchorcAn art
Mr.. McWatters, who has been direCt-
ing the plays, as well as hahu4ihS the
leading male roles. reports unuSua! pro-
greSS in the rchearSals. Ten pretty ahG
talented girls from the sherman Schoo'
have been secured to bring out me
chorus effects. while the victoria or
chcstra has added sufficient timber To
take care Of the big muSica pT"gTai III;
Artist Peters efforts, no DOUBT Will
be much in evidence.
Charlotte Wyniers' during her stay
here has won for herself following
who are interested in her chosen WORK.
The management has decided to Stage
mostly comedy instead OF drama as u
seems that theatrcgocrs here appreciate
more this form OF entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
STATE UNIVERSITY
CLAIMS TRI-STATE
BASEBALL TITLE

Morgantown. w. Va. June 1.-THE
victory OF the University Of Pittsburgh
baseball team over Hugo Bczdek's Penn
State nine on Saturday assures the
West Virginia University team OF the
so-called tri-state collegiate champion
ship. West Virginia won twelve games
and lost one for a percentage OF VS.
while Penn State. the nearest rival has
Won ak and lost one. for percentage
or SJ7.
Local collegiate athletic followers re-
fuse to concede that Penn stat" Is en-
titled to consideration In the trl-Sta'e
supremacy because of the small num-
Der Of games her team played with the
tri-statc opponents but tn" newspapers
generally have insisted on counting the
Bezdek crew az a contender. and IL II
especially gratifying TO MouniaihceE
followers to see Penn State defeated ny
FIT. nine which the West Virginia
team heat twice in aS many starts. West
Virginia lost her S!ng!" gam" IN we
three game series with Carnegie Teen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
ENTIRE FAMILY IS
EXTERMINATED IN
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Atlantic City, n. j., June LINE
entire Stratton family OF rather
mother and four children was eXter-
minated by the fatal crash at me New
road crossing of the Pennsylvania a;
Absecon. five miles from here. yester-
day afternoon. Dorothy. six years old
the last to linger in life. passing away
ar the City hospital here a, $50 this
morning. while Joseph. aged two died
an hour earlier. The other victims
were John H. Stratton. 80, the father
Caroline. rs, the mother; and Francis.
g. and Carrie. s.
The father and mother and one child
were killed instantly when the I'VE
passenger car driven by Stratton was
rammed BY the sis Pennsylvania en-
press at the New road crossing. Coun-
ty Physician l.. r. Soudcr said today
that all six had their skulls fractured
and that It was marvel that any or
them fingered longer than few min
utes after the accident.
The six bodies are now az an under
taking establishment. and they VIII all
he buried az the same lime IN me
PleaSantville cemetery Tuesday AFTER
noon. There will be = service precec'
ing the burial at the undertaking par
Tors.
Four separate Investigations or me
tragedy are in progress. One Is being
conducted BY County Physician Sou
der and one by County Prosecutor Ed
mund Gaskill. Jr.. another by the stat"
police and fourth by the officials or
the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
HARRY W. KoENE

The body OF Harry w. korne. aged 81
years OF Cleveland. Ohio, who died OF
complications at the Ohio city Saturday
evening. arrived In this city yesterday
evening at 10 o'clock over the Wheeling
& Lake Erie railroad.
The remains have been removed 70
the home OF the deceased's sister. Mrs.
Charles Anderson. OF Valley Grove.
from where the funeral services Will be
held tomorrow at . o'clock IN the after
noon. Rev +. VI. MCCracken. pastor Of
the First United Presbyterian church OF
West Alexander will be in charge OF the
services.
The deceased was born and reared In
the vicinity OF West Alexander and was
member OF the United Presbyterian
church. For the past Some time he
had been IN business In Cleveland. He
Is survived by two sisters. Mrs. J. wal
ter Supler. OF Claysvil!e Pa. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson. Of valley Grove. In
terment will he made In the West Alex
ander cemetery.
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MRS. ANNA SCOTT

Funeral services will be held this
morning for the late Mrs. Anna Scott.
widow OF the Samson Scott. II years
OF age, who died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. VI. Carnahan. Shady
side, Ohio, last Friday afternoon. The
services will be held at 1920 o'clock
in the morning from the Mende. funeral
chapel with Rev. Clarence f. Allen.
pa stor Of the Fourth Street VI. E
church. OF which the deceased was a
member.
The deceased had resided IN this city
for the past Is years and made many
friends while here. She is survived by
one son. 8. T. Scott. OF Evanston. Ind. {:
three daughters. Misses Jessie and Ruth,
OF Wheeling and Mrs. VI. NJ Carnahan.
OF Shadys!de. Ohio. The body will be
laid 10 rest in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
BIG INCREASES IN
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS

Cumberland, Md. June 11.-Freight
dispatches in both directions over
both the Cumberland division Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the
E:lkins division Of the Westeran
Maryland Railway. continues to show
improvement. according to reports
from company afices.
A general advance in the move
ment OF coal from the Somerset ter
ritory Is shown. Much OF the ship
ments consists OF steel products from
the Pittsburgh district. grain from
the west. building material and gen
eral commodities.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
has moved daily average of 1900
loads 10 the East each day. about 900
OF which 20 out Of this city and 300
from Grafton and keySer The Wes-
tern Maryland Railway has been dis
PATCHING about 400 loads East through
the Cumberland gateway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-12
LIBERTY THEATRE

4 broken leg IL a small matter when
the happiness Of boyhood is a; stake. &C
rordinE to Penrod Schofield. who risks
n fall from q barn to avoid attending
the cotillion at the dancing school at
which he il supposed 10 lead pudgy
bit of feminine pu!Chritude not quite
years old. Penrod takes the dare, tum-
blcs off the roof and five minutes later
a frantic nurse is explaining why Pen
rod won't he able to walk for while.
This is typical Of the boyi'h psyche
lorv that dominates Pcnr0d's makeup
and which has been transmitted TO the
screen In Marshall Neilan's "Penrod.
the First National attraction now play
Ing at the Liberty Theatre. All the
human boyishress. comedy and remi-
niscent appeal OF the book has been in
delibly preserved In the film version
Freckles Barry has tho title role and
Is assisted by more than forty adult and
juvenile characters in cavortinE through
the varied incidents Of Penrod's esca-
pades that make a complete and coher-