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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA 81 rohov6 obchodni5
misto, hodici Sc pro jHkykoliv
obchod. Stor je move pnedela-
ny, diazba zaplacena, elektfil
ka, plyn, vse zafizeno, pro dves
rodiny. Rozmer lotu je' 85 phi,
Las str., tez Sc po pMpade pro-
das lot zvlast'. Haste se Y cisle'
470l 'Storer' Ave. S. W..
I1-0i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
SLkDK0VA R0DINA.
ROMAN. -
Napsala Vlasta Pittnerova.
ROMAN.
Napsala Vlasta Pittnerova.

|
;. necky. A divna wine Hedviku
zrovna omamovala, tax jako il
'omamoval pichlavy babiccin
pohled.
"Babicko, tatfnek vam to jiz
IIasi rekl, ze Almost mysli ma -
ma Karolinku. To je asi vsecko
Iod nj, jinam on nechodf, nemy-
Islf ma zabavu, on je tax smu-
Iten," Hedvicce Sc trasl HAS, -
mfnila, ze bratra n9jak omluvf.
Prave drzela v ruce ustfizek
'platna,. ma nemz cervenou bavl-
nou bylo neumelymi, ..kfivymi
stehy vysito dve pfsmen K a A
a krive srdecko. To byla asi
blaha chvilka, kdy Arnostovy
prsty hledely vysit pocatecna
pfsmena jmen obou milencdv.
Hedvicka stiskla lstfizek mezi
prsty a vstrcila no nepozofova-
ne do kapsy.
Stara pani zatim vzala do
ruky nekolik obrazkd. Byly to
navstivenky, jak byvaly tehdy
v mode, pestrymi kvety a ne
jakym versikem, tn Ease diva
celujici Sc holoubkove, dve srd-
ce jednim protknuta sfpem,-
holubicka psanickem v zobac
ku, ba svate obrazky. Ma ru-
bu vsech bylo neco napsano.-
Tu: Ma pamatku: Ease: X upo-
mince; opet: z pratelstvi, ma il
mem: z vernosti a ma vSech ten
samy podpis: Karolina, nekde
K. J.
Stara pani pretrhala vsecky
obrazky ma kousky a hodila ku
kvetinam do Hedviccina klinu.
Pravila: "To sc must pretrh-
nout, nejkratsi by bylo, kdyby
syn pustil bednare z prace, ale
to nejde. Tezce by jej postra-
dial a pax - ty reci! Ty feci
po meste. A to je nejkr&snej-
81, re "a mymi zady, otci skoro
pred ocima 81 udela mlady pan
- e pan kluk znamost, slecna
sestra o tom vi a, nepovi. Jak
pax, babicka byvala "a matky
posledni dome a nyni ma pla-
tit Ease "a posledni. No pan
buh vi, co della, obratil synovo
sEde Ease ke mne, po tolika le-
teh. A ia budu take vedet, co
delat, stane Sc po me Will We
vsem a jednou budete mi vsi-
chni "a to dekovat. Neplac,
co places, ty snad jeste nemaS
proc plakat, snad jsi jeSte nj
echo neprovedla. Jdi, who'd
ty smeti, ia sama odnesu ty no.
ty."
Vypadala tax uskojene pri
, te reci, re 81 Hedvika v duchu
rekla, re je babicka nejen tyr
: dou ale i zlou, nejen prisnou
ale zlomyslnou.
: Vysla ma pavlac a hazela
; bratrovy pamatky ma smetiste.
} Byla by je radeji spalila, ale
pod plotnou kuchyni nebylo
ohne a devecky myly tam ma
dobi. Bylo by byvalo napad.
nym, kdyby Sc byla zamestna-
: vala nicenim tech vel. Zde ma
smetisti prijdou brzy k zahaze.
/ nj. Ale pree drtila Hedvicka
: suhe kvety v dlani a ustfizky
: mackala dohromady, do papiro
vych kousku roztrhaych obrax
XII pax vezmou je ma dian, "a.
: foukala, ably Sc rozletly pc dive
re po stnechach kulen.
/ Ten uschovany listiizek SO ST.
: deckem a pismeny X. A. re ne
cha 81 ma pamatku sama, rekls
81 hned prve.
: Drtic kvetiny pocitila boles
V prstu,; zmacka nekolik hIz
: a try zaryly Sc il do prsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PkIJME Sc starsi zena ma far
mu k vedeni domacnosti. Niue
miti jedno ditko. Haste sc v
{. 1861 E. 53rd st. z Fleet Ave.
11-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc jednorod. ddm o
6ti pokojich koupelnou. ma
zapadnf strane, blfze Denison
ave. a Brookside parku, aneb
Sc vymeni "a vetsf maj. kde-
koliv. Haste sc v els. 3414 w.
"A. St. 11-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod s
peknym majetkem, ktery nese
$4,000 najmu mesicne a da Sc
"a $77OO. Haste sc u j. Sme-
tany, 5O23 Dolloff Rd. - Tel.
Union az L.. (?)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc zachovaly automo-
bill, cestov. dodge" "a levnou
cenu. Haste sc v &. 1891 vych.
los. ul. 11-8
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CUKROv1NKOvY OBcHOD,
rohovy stor Sc proda velmi lev
ne, bude-li prodan tento tyden.
Naleza Sc blize skoly. Haste
Sc. v els. 1929 Miles Ave.
B lib
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PRIJME Sc zena ma domaci
praci, vari Sc donna a mIze mi
ii dobry domov, jeden v rodip6.
Nechte adresu v adm. t. listu
pod znackou Box 100.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc grocerni rezni-
cky obchod "a pricinou VIDA
mi Sc obchodu aneb Sc tez wy
meni "a mestsky majetek. Da-
lie Sc proda zelezarskv OBJ
chod, rohove misto v dobrem
Okoll. Haste Sc v uradovne
IF. Nejedlik Co., 11Ol5 Union
Ave. a ptejte Sc ma. Mr.. Mikes.
TEL. Broadway 1886 Union
1861 R. 11-10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODAIl Sc. diva automobily a
sice Ford, zavieab pro 2 os0by
model. 1921, druily osIni cylia-'
drovy "Oldsmpbile'' pro z osob,
dajf sc velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
v els. 3427 vych. l37. ul.
| lib
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc LEVINE psaci stroj.
Haste Sc u FIR. Mastny, 1906
w. 58th st. 11-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc dvourodinny ddm
nh~ West Boulevard; g pokojn a
kbupelna dole a to same naho-
Re, je tam vytapecf system, dvo
jity fernes a jim zarfzeni. Ten
to majetek Sc po pfipade wy
menl "a obchod aneb mensi
ddm. Nese najmu $500 rocne.
Blizsi sdeli John Galik, 3537
w. 45. st. Tel. Atlantic, 1341
r. 11-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
rohove mfsto (. 1924 st. Clair
ave., kde Sc trzi pres $500 IT,
dne. Tel. Eddy 5467.. T6z
mann v prodeji velmi LEVINE do
bry Creamery Store. Zavolejte
tel. Central 1899 j. LILY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc pekny dunn o 6ti
pokojich; vse modern9 zaffze-
nos Haste Sc vscis. 1881 E.
145. st. (?)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc velka budova ma
Kinsman Rd. Blizsi sdeli A..
Doskocil, 14717 Kinsman, Rd.
(?)|
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
dobre zaffzeny, nasledksm
jineho zaln6stnani. Cena die
odhadn. zbDNs MAste Sc v (.
3818 zap. 38s ulss, 'roh Sackett.
11-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRODk Sc cihlovy domek o
pokojich s k0upelnou,
plyn, elektrika, fernes, nal6za
Sc v Corlett, blfze skoly a ko-
stella. Haste Sc v els. 1902
Coath Ave. proti Union kafe.
Lib
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

PRIME Sc spolehliva zena
"a hospodyni do male domac-
nosti. Haste Sc v els. 1899 W.
chodni So. ul :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

IEN@0dkJf Sc konlhinaEni ka-'
nina, 6-kolove. Haste Sc els.
1926 E. 89th st. II0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

! PR0DA Sc mal$ do1nek 0
tfech pokojfch, koupelna, "a
chod, elektrika, sklep, tvelka
zahrada, cena die dohodnuti. A
genti Sc vylucuji. Haste Sc ',
elsie 8413 Bancroft Ave. bli-
ze Miles Ave. Broadway a. W.
schodnf los. ul. lilo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
CurtaiI White House
Entertainment Plans

WASHINGTON. sept. 3O.-Radlcal
curtaHment OF White House enter
tanning during the remainder OF the
Harding administration Is certain
whatever the outcome OF Mrs. HARD
ing's present illness.
For IL is the strain OF these social
functions. particularly Of the bis
formal receptions. which are largely
responsible for Mrs. Harding
breakdown.
Long hours Of standing in receiv-
ing lines. without a moment for re-
taxation or relief aggravated the old
kidney disorder from which the First
Lady had suffered q decade ago, and
set afoot the complications that Gull
minated in her collapse.
On a dozen occasions Mrs Harding
has stood in receiving lines ar the
White House for periods OF from two
to four hours without a minutes
relief
During her first summer at the
White House. Mrs Harding was
hostess at four immense garden
parties on the White House lawn
attended by thousands, at which she
greeted each visitor personally.
Formal entertaining. banned dur
ing the latter years OF the Wilson
administration, was renewed by
Pres't and Mrs. Harding last win
ter. In addition TO a long list o.
formal state dinners. there were the
big diplomatic. congressional and
army and navy receptions, each Of
/ which kept Mrs. Harding for more
/ than two hours in the receiving line.
The public New Year reception.
when open house was held for all
| friends and well-wishers, kept Mrs.
| Harding on her feet for the entire
afternoon as the line passed through
/ the big East Room.
The hours on a receiving line,
which Mrs Harding cheerfully ac-
| cepted as part OF her responsibility
as mistress of the White House will
not again be attempted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Married Life Happier In HaremS
Than In u. S., Turkish Woman Says
- soUAD HNNINI.


NEw YORK. Sept. a0.-since the
outbreak % hosautes between the
Greeks and the TURKS iu Asia Minor.
lAuertra isl again being flooded with
pale of sine horrors OF the Turkish
ha~em
Some o. them may ae true Most
are lies
The cruel and brutal husband Is
no. unknown .u Tu-key-uor is he
unknown l1 America. as witness the
records Of tho American divorce
courts
have found many popular mis-
conceptions iu America OF the life
o. the Turkish married woman
To the average American mem
ton 81 the harem brings 10 his mind
picture ef a portiy gentleman loil-
ing a. ease on a divan propped up
by numerous Eorgeously colored
cushions. with a miniature pony bal
let composed OF his many wives in
front of him.
one Wife Enough.
But n the interest OF truth 10 is
necessary for me TO destroy that
fairy ideal
While the Koran permits to the
boIem four wives not more than
one modern Turk in a hundred,
ava.ls himself Of ;he privilege.
one wife is about all that ne can
successfully manage
A Turkish wife has the same
duties. the same cares. the same
rights and The same privileges as
any American wife
might dance with my husband
bat not for him.
would sing or play a piano for
would do
y Another fallacy Of American be-
4ief that l must destroy. Is that no
man may see a Turkish woman's
face except her husband.
That was true up TO the time OF
Abdul Hamid But during the past
0 years. the custom has gradually
died out.
Turkish women now appear in
public without the veil covering the
faces. though. being true daughters
81 Eve. they retain its beautiful lineI
by wearing IL draped from the side
OF the head
To such a state Of freedom have
the Turkish women obtained. that in
COnstantinople the ladies OF society
"a class which in Europe ardently
follows the races-place their bets
with men as freely as the women or
any Christian nation.
Any Turkish woman may go free
Is about the streets unveiled. while
she does her shopping or visits her
friends
she IS not guarded by slaves ex-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

trying 10 make YOU happy
IF you will say the word 7 will
get a years leave from my work and
viii come 20 Kansas City az once"
From San Diego another man
writes:
From q WidOwer.
First I must confess 7 am
widOwer hut in that confession
ought 20 make myself more desir-
able to you. for ] have learned how
70 put UP with the whims OF women.
IT have read that YOU trusted
Frank Anderson and then learned
he had so other sweethearts
II want 20 say that I never have
paid court 20 more than one woman
at a time. You coulS count on me
being loyal and true to>you."
Peggy has not answered the letters
lat least not many OF them.
One OF the letters she saws is
from a former convict
II have had my troubles and YOU
have had yours" he writes from near
san Quentin Calf
OF have $40 7 made doing fancy
work while in prison. I'd like 10
send Won that 20 come out here and
we would see If we couldn't be hap
pier together.
Please answer az once whether
YOU would marry a former convict
If he is trying 20 do right now"
Love letters DO not thrill Peggy
8eal as they once did. she saws II
was when Frank Anderson. Just out
of the army. wrote such strong pro-
tes,ations OF love that she received
her greatest thrill.
The Perfect Lover" the YOUR .
woman styled Anderson. when she
spoke or him 10 other women.
She exhibited letters, from which
the following r. an excerpt.
Dearest Peg; have Just dnish
ed reading one o. the most wonder
ful books. 'Thuvia-- Maid OF Mars
Honestly. sweethear.. 7 never knew
/ was such a big 90 baby. I reed
10 with a handker' hlnf in the left
hand and 7 had 10 use il constantly
20 clear my visaEe II YOU have not
read 49, by al means get a copy"
Apparently T--cy got a COPY for
after Andersen 1ad come % Kansas
CITY 90 Join her ne was fornd dead
and she near death from bullet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
PEGGY BEAL.

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept So
tBy y. p. A. Service) Three hun
dred men have written Peggy Beal
slayer OF Frank Warren Anderson.
.the perfect lover" asking her to
marry them. Among the suitors for
che hand OF the fair slayer are min
listers. Also many men who claim
go have great riches
Peggy BeaI. who shot and killed
Anderson. scion Of an old PhuadeI-
phia family in hotel room in KAN
sas Cts. June @. has just left the
hospital where she recovered from
wounds inflicted upon herself after
shooting Anderson
She Is charged with murder and
viii face a jury i'm Kansas City IN
the near future She herself is the
moving spirit back OF plans for an
early trial
II want CO. stand before the world
wind Gated. she said % want other
women to know ar7r 7 suffered I
want them 20 know that I killed
TranS Anderson to save other WOE
men from hfs clutches
Minister Proposes.
Meantime the proposals OF mar
-.aze come flooding in. Tn one OF
them a man calling himself De-
t-cir minister. eays ir part.
'I am sure YOU are not Ell bad
No woman could have written the
wonderful love thoughts shat you
have written and be bad at heart
would like 90 make YOU my wife
and 'if- you up from the depths @.
despair
A. q minister. II is my duty 20 Of
fe- YOU a haven in my heart and
home"
Peggy Beal before revealing the
letter. clipped the writer's name
from g. she said she would not give
out the names Of any OF those who
have written love letters 20 her.
a man describing himself as a
Galveston. Tex sea captain wrote
fhat he was sure he could make her
forget she drear daye that have fol-
lowed che killing OF Anderson.
If y0H VIII marry me 7 viii see
that you forget The past" he wrote
II am nor so terribly handsome on
so terribly good bur 7 would he will
Eng 20 give every hour in the day g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

cepting IN the case Of the women Of
the royal family. who also wear the
yashmak or face covering.
Turkish women today are admit
ted 10 the University at Stamboul,
and to the, medical schools. and are
aAso freely employed in business.
The only remaining restriction up
on the Turkish wife is the custom Of
not appearing in public places with
her husband But even that last re-
naming barrier to complete freedom
is gradually being overthrow.
Boss Their husbands.
I kept ~ house, took care Of the
financial accounts. did the cooking,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
ENGAGED PAIRS SPEND
NIGHT ON STORMY SEA

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Sept. 30
Angry waves tossed a 'love ship
nter here recently. but none OF the
rOmances were shattered
When The passengers on board
the stranded moor zach, Ella May.
OF New Haven were rescued il
Rss q scovered that there were
Il engaged couples on board
Though the little craft with IFS
precious cargo OF bridal coup es
pat-led Che waves thrcughOU. the
night the party was clipper and
5. f. when rescued the next morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

and generally bossed my husband as
/ do now in America.
He and I were partners in every
sense Of the word.
Perhaps Turkish marriages can
show a greater percentage OF happy
unions than exists in America.
Marriage there is not entered into
in the free and easy manner of
America.
We look before we leap, and the
advice Of our parents is usually fol-
lowed.
l hope that this Will correct the
false ideas which so many Ameri-
cans have OF Turkish married life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

wounds inflicted by her in a hotel
room. BY her side lay a copy of the
book, "Thuvis-Maid Of Mars" II
was open at an illustration OF Thu
via. character of the novel, standing
over the dead body of her victim. a
dagger. in her hand.
List OF Women.
A list Of names Of women a list
printed carefully with a pencil by
Anderson. was found in the room
IL was the list that brought death
20 Anderson. according to the story
police say Peggy told them. She
chided him about failing TO keep a
promise to marry her. she Is alleged
TO have said, and he showed her the
list
peg. I'm devil love no wo-
man." ne said.
A bullet from Pegs pistol was her
answer.
After the shooting, when Peggy
Beal was recovering at a hospital
she said:
II killed him TO save other women
from the fate of the so"
For weeks the young woman lay
between life and death Physicians
had given up hope when from Terre
Haute, Ind, her former home. came
this telegram.
Tell mamma I love her and I
want her 70 get we'll"
r. was from Louis Beal. IL years
old. who lives with his brother.
Stephen. I 6. and their father in Terre
Haute The children have lived
with their father since their parents
we're divorced several years ago.
It was the child's telegram that
caused Mrs Beal 10 have A deter
mination TO recover. and to seek vim
dication by an early trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF AZ
FAIR PROMISES SURPRISES
FOR THOSE WHO ATTEND.
Final Arrangements to Be Announced
Within the Next Few Days
NotdbTes to Attend.

The committee in charge OF the
Bethany Boosters banquet, which will
be held al the Mcclure hotel next Sat
urday evening. are hard at work
completing an attractive and interest
ing program for the affair. While the
final arrangements will not be made
Public until later in the week, il is IN
dcrstoOd that several neat surprises
OF interest TO all present are being ar
ranged.
The affair promises to be the big
gest event of its kind ever held in
Wheeling. The committee is leaving
no stone unturned in making the ban
Quet a success, and the affair will no
doubt be jotted down in the history OF
the school as ore o. the finest ban
quets ever held.
While no definite answers have
been received from the many notables
that have been invited to attend the
affair. including Pop" Warner, Pitts
grand old coach; Fats" Spears, West
Virginias mentor; Harry Stanshurt.
athletic director at State; GREASY"
Neale, John Kellison and K. NJ Muir
ply OF Neutrality-suspicious. and maHy
other prominent CURES In athletics. IL
ia understood that with one or two
exceptions all will be on hand for the
gala event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
PLAZ#TEIEATRE

Tom Mix. the popular William Fox
star. gathers additional laurels in his
latest picture. Tom Mix in Arabia
fast combination OF thrills ami
LAUGHTER. which was Sho"n IT the
Plaza Theatre Yesterday. Good as
the other Mix pictures have been. this
IS probably the most entertaining o.
the lot.
AZ. usual. Mix takes q number OF
chances that are real thr!!iers II"
lesCends q raCuntair. .OT example. D.
the sinlplr but dangerous process o.
lassoinC a tree and swimming froE: the
tree to the ground. He does all this
very casually, as tho"ch it were tie
regular method OF procedure. But his
nonchalance did not prevent last
nieht's audience from gaspine with
fear
But the thrills. many o. thorn as
there are. are outnumbered hy ihH
laughs. Nix starts as ranch owner
who. through q series OF strange CIR
cunlstanres goes TO Arab ia. where II"
is taken for The heir apparent to the
throne. He begins Immediately run
ming the tarem on a strictly Amer.
can plan. seats I'D 4 sheik or two, and
makes a whirlwind getaway with tho,
girl OF his choice A picture, all IN
all that you will thoroughly enjoy. D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
REX THEATRE

There is no cheap sentimentality IN
In the Name OF the Law 1t is
fine. strong melodrama that teaches
in most entertaining fashion the
value OF thrift and the power Of love
in the cementing Of family ties. In
the Name Of the Law contains ALI
the essential ingredients OF big dra ma.
II IL surcharged with hear. interest,"
1t is not only mother STORY bit
father story" as we'll for patrollnan
D'Hara, as we'll as his wife. bears tn"
brunt of heir misfortunes and sur
mounts them in the end.
There is swift action in the scenes
that lead to the robbery OF the bank
the fast work OF the: police in round
ing up the cIlprits. the shooting ct
his own son by O'Hara when ne mis-.
takes the boy FOR one Of the robbers.
All this moves rapidly toward blS
climax that all lovers OF big drama
will relish. There is love Interest.
100. that will interest Young and OH
alike and a goodly portion OF 'hnmor
contributed mostly by clever group
of Riddles in the early scenes
Dunt fail to !see it at the Rex all
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
TIL, THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
'STEPPIN' AROUND

James c. Morton. featured come.
dian with Weber 4 Friedlanders big
revue, "Steppin Around" soon TO be
seen here. claims that the stage come.
dian of to-day must live strictly
temperate life and he OF an athletic
taste to keep himself in condition de-
handed by the physical requirements
OF the roles he Is given in musical!
reyuas OF this sort Morton is always
in as trim and alert condition as 4
prize fighter about TO enter the ring,
his acrobatIc dancing in "Stepplr
Around maKiPg this state possible.
He is said TO execute as many dim
cult aCrobatiC dancing stunts as any
comedian on the stage. He has never
touched liquor. plays baseball. hand
ball and football. but has never play.
ed a game OF golf. Morton learned
how 10 fall properly. and gracefully,
without injury while in the movies,
having appeared in many OF William
FOX's Sunshine comedies. AS he him
self puts ii. IF had a nickel Tor
every time nave hit the stage in
dancing or movie fall I'd have enough
money 10 buy skipping rope TO-
ever elephant in the United States,
ana Africa. too" This agile enter
tainer. with his family. Mamie. Edna
and Alfred Morton. also appears IN
the Shubert Advanced Vaudeville bill
to be seen here III conjunction with
"'Steppin' Around
Friday and Saturday AT the Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-12
OFFICIALS TO BIZ SELECTED WILL
HAVE TWO FROM WEST AND
ONE FROM EAST or
npCLE-wESr.
wsSa virginia Squad TO Leave On
6ineseenth-%il Practice twice
On Scene or Game.

Mo-Ean,awn. " "a. p"r. ia a."
Of heavy snow o-i mud a.' TO- SOP
n. Spears IN driving ;Ac W"s' N:"s-".@
football squad THROUGH ONE O.; 30"
ioH-es, ard mos. strenuous S.r"a, II, j.,
OF The year ,ud&y ~ preparation To- 'E"
Christmas d. game a. san .'.'.."
Spears realizes TIA: Only wcSN p.
mains be:O~" re train IS boa led 10y
san DIeEn and .ha' h'.a.. 'r' tS.'r"~
mus; 30 vsya a or" :o cct 'u" men q
physical shape aT'er ,l",~ '0-ia'. ..ruF
Tallnan. vr'&-an end -@oo- 81 w:'N
bid lex which has A. 'INy h"o.t
since Thanksgiving days ANu'e 49, ".
( ,. sd was .,~ed sN- only a. 1v-"'
period n the E-tll Sr"a-~ l@D'0'. "t
that he would ~, rr no sr~.wH.g.s" 80
all but thai h's grass dr. a.-'.'
EsFrous here. would ri a n.S IF,Ft ~
conditioning the mon.
The matter OF orH,.1ls 'r- I'll" Ct7 81
mas day coro Is now beng discussed
nv wire WITH both S,1 N1n:cs" az!
Gonzagl university authorities. AMI /;
was aa-ouHc"d that the Nn.a'J!"""-~
had submitted the names %: E,'Ne~SaN.
Hacke.t. Knight. MaE.dsoho1. Thompson
and several C;Aer eastern ard mid t,''-
western Officials. u - understood IA;
TWO Pacific coaS, and eastern o. middle
west men will De named Tor the game.
II has been practically de'.'"1 'AH'
the West Virginia team VII cave her
Tuesday evening tho '9.A. AID WI az
rive II san Diego On SATURDAY 0TSced-
Ing the game on Monday, giving t~o
opportunities tor practice on mo ae.d
where the game IS 70 no played.