davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-05-01
DAIRY MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 50.-Butter-Un-
settled: receipts. 5.S51 tubs; cream
cry. higher than extras, 36aSe 2 !;
creamery extras t92 score), 80 = )
creamery. firsts (s8 to 81 score), 32a
35; packing stock. current make, No.
2, IS. o
Eggs-Irregular; receipts, 1880
cases: fresh gathered extra firsts,
2TIsa2sL: do, frsts, 26a27; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby western
Pennsylvania whites. firsts to extras,
29a35; do, browns. extras. 3la32
do, gathered browns and mixed col
ors. firsts to extras, 26a31; storage
paoke extra first. 29a29 y: do. firsts.
27I.a28E..
Cheese-Weak; receipts, 3,051 boxes:
state, whole milk, fats. held. specials.
27a29: do, average run. 23a25: state,
whole milk, fats fresh. specials, 1914
a19E; do, average run, IL.
Poultry-Live, firm: broilers, 3Oa8o;
fowls, .33: roosters, Is. Dressed poul-
try, quiet and unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Henrietta Colley, recently born in
Atlanta. Ga, won a prize of $4,000
offered to the first girl born in the
Colley family, as there had been none
since l1S6
Evening star., 1921-05-01
FOREIGN BONDS.
Quotations furnished by W b. Hibbs 4 Co.

Home economics courses covering
one or more years are offered in more
than 5000 high schools in the United
States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Toilet Articles OF
Recognized Merit

E.se1 Brand Hard Water Soap. Cake 1oc
Dozen si.0v
Lathers in hard or soft water.
Pure Spanish White CASTLE Soap for
infants. bathing and tender skins; large
cake ssc
Bamberger An~tiseptic Tooth Paste. One
Of our most popular laboratory prepa-
rationS. per tube zoo
Forhan's Tooth Paste. large tube doc
Benzoin Rose and Glycerine Lotion,
i6-oz. bottle i5c
Decollay, a harmless depilatory in pow
der per Dottle QUO
Merck's Sugar Mix. 1 Id. box. SIC
Humphreys Remedies ......22c and sec
EPSON Salts (pure white crystals.
Boracic Acid. ...............'i-lb box soc
Castor Oil (best quality. r.s-r
Spirits Of Camphor. 2 OF Csc; 4 or, soc
Aromatic Spirits Of Ammonia. Z OF. zoe;
4 OF. Zoe.
Bromo Settler .............2f c, l3c, SEC
Listerine Antiseptic Solution 21c, $50. zoo
GUIDES Pepto Mangan Tonic......-...9sc
Bay Rum superior gualityls 90
Syrup of White Pine and Tar Cough
Mixture ...............6-oz- bottle ACC
Johnson & johnson Absorbent Cotton
(Red Cross Brand,
b.. csc; v ID, 80; V ID. 2ic
Antiseptic Solution flor spraying nose
and throat) 1913 or, &c; 10 or. 63c
Wampole's Cod Liver Oil Tonic......67c
vitamon Tablets THE new remedy.
so tablets to bottle $50
Horlick's Matted Min .......72c and z.Sa
Tooth Brushes for Children ..19c, Csc, SSc
IAll imported bristles.)
Tooth Brushes, for adults. Imported 49,
makes ....... .35c, Ace, SOC, 6Sc TO l.2s
Large assortment-soft, medium
and hard %textures)
Lavender Smelling Salts In fancy
botles.......25 &c, 75c, 100, LOO and 2.V0
Vanilla Extract......2 on. SOC, 4 OF. SIC
MADE from the real beam
Mineral Oil tTasteless) ..i6 OF. bottle 6oc
Witch Hazel best Quality
Per pint, a0c, per at. CSC.
Spanish Olive Oil liable or Medicinal
use) size oSc
Rhubarb and Soda MIXTURE. 8 OF. 4Sc
scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil
Small bottle. l5c; large bottle, SIC
Tasteless Wine Of Cod Liver Oil
i6 OF. bottle 100
Alco-Bath alcohol for bathing and
rubbing. per pint ..........-.... 4oc
Denatured Alcohol
pint, pic; qt.. 2Sc; gal, SOC; 5 gal.
Loo. Prices include containers.
First Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
The Laboratory At
The B0mberger Store

How many of our patrons casually, yet specifically
ordering Bamberger goods over the toilet article
behind that name? How many Of them know that,
just across the street, in a laboratory small, as labor
atories 60, yet completely equipped and fragrant
with sleeping perfumes, soaps, powders, pharmaceu-
teal goods and toilet waters are labelled Bamberger
only after Bamberger's own chemist places his 0. K.
Small wonder, then, that the prices affixed to such
merchandise should be so much less than similar
grades.
'Mongst caldrons of simmering oils and the ~drip-drip
of fragrant perfumes, Bamberger's head chemist
here plies his art. Not for the world at large, but for
Bamberger's patrons exclusively, does he mix and
brew Ito his own secret %formulas) and then label
Bamberger's. Over the counters in the store one can
purchase his products at prices considerably less
than for similar grades made for and advertised to
the world at large.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

First Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Sterling Silver Candlesticks
Low Priced at $14.00 Per Pair

Inatracttve lighting will often mar n otherwise successful dinner hour. AS
gift Xmas or wedding such candles1cks as these With ther Colonlsl Design HE. go
INNS and I'M bases are bound to give a maximum OF pleasure. A suDstanua,
steTinr Silver candIestck s inches high, at this price is a surprisingly good Du!.
Ster designs for less or more as vol dstre-900 to 4O0 per pail.
sTFPIN ING SILVER FLOWER vAsEs-Either plain or pierced in trumpet shape
sizes and shapes anywhere from $50 to 1900.
First Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Your Eyes Tested
in the Optical Dept.

You will find three registered optomet-
rists ready to give you a thoroughly sc-
,curate examination. Since 1919 or the
worlds headaches are caused by eye
strain. the wisest thing to do is to have
your eyes tested at the very first sus-
picion Of trouble. Have it done here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
The Deaf Too

VIII profit greatly by visiting this de-
partment and finding out how well they
can hear with the LITTLE GEM EAH
PHONE. The latest patented perfect hear.
ing device, it received highest award al
in church, theatre or general converse
ton.
First Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Bamberger $
Pattern Headquarters
For New Jersey

AT your disposal are placed five Of
the best known makes of patterns
positive assurance that you will be
able to get exactly what you want.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
McCALL'S NEW PRINTED PATTERNS
VOGUE PATTERNS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

OLD sILvERwARE MADE NEW by re-
pairing and REPEATING. Work on all kinds
Of sllverware, flat and hollow, estimated
free Of charge. Phone inquiries given
careful attention.
DIAMONDS RESET in platinum, white
gold, green gold, or as you choose. Let
US submit original designs for our Sc
lection mo charge) or make up your
own design. Let your jewelry be as up
to-date as your clothing.
MESH BAGS THAT ARE WORN need not
be discarded. These prices (for two
weeks only are well worth considering.
$50 to $50 repairing and silver
plating 30
500 repairing and REPEATING green or
or yellow gold up to 6" size...... US
over o. Ala
100 repairing and r%efinlshing gun-
metal 4.Zo
SILK Lining. Soc ex.
ENGRAVING by experts on fine gold,
silver and ivory articles.
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
EXECUTED BY EXPERTS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
.Bamberger
School of
Dressmaking

With your own personally Sc
lected material under one arm
and your own pattern under
the other go up to our instruc-
tor. Let her show you how
to make your own clothes Tor
those of your Riddles for that
matter) in the very latest
style and with perfect salts
faction.
The course of six lessons will
only cost you $4.00-consider-
ably less than a good dress
maker charges per day.
Appointments at your own
convenience.
APPLY End FLOOR
DRESS GOODS DIVISION
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

BAMBERGER'S FASHION PATTERNS.
Following the newest in ready-to-wear
a. soon as it becomes a style. Interest
ingly priced at 15c, Zoe and Csc. None
higher,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Notable Savings Among the Notions
Orders Taken on Second Floor

100 ys. Bamberger Spool SILK; White. Black and
Cobrs. (Reg. 1c per spooD i2ho pc.
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spool LOO PCT ~ MXXUW NJ WEN
Dress Fasteners; all sizes; White and Black. Rsg. UNNM 3#f 71WN
40 per IL doz IOf zoe JWXXENW MM
Sew-on Hose Supporters; good strong elastic. Reg. WEE Al NRWnHE
1c) A<r2c Px P" EWWE AW 49, MU\ /
i0in. Elastic Grdls for home wesr or the school EVG WMFNt
girl. (Reg. 225 each). 30 each BA NQNSNUN IL
Lightweight Dress Shields; Nos. 2 3 and 4; fine VA
covers .......... 15c per pair; $t6s per To- 880DAA&NX
Double Covered Pure Gum Dress Shields; fine main FTA&INEM -
Bust Forms; Jersey cloth covered; size 81 to AZ "A ~ IL:
(heS. 20 eon H NV~ZM "
Complete Dress Form; 1t wire skirt; size TO q WDAH} MWM l. 4
(Reg. oW ooh WWW0 MkWHMF 4
IL Section Adjustable Dress Form; can be adjusted FA MNIlMN y
to ut many sizes. (Reg. 1900 ..... IW eaeh EMM AWMVMkJ
Sanitary Aprons, made OF Pure Gum; good sze 2c MM a/NEkEWW\
Sanitary Napkins; IL 10 a box; Pure White Absorb MWA MMMWNMW
ent Cotton. (Reg 45c per doz)........... Tc d0z MEMWWMMWNW@
Rickrack Trimming Braid; White and Coiors: 4yard a. WnE1~A
piece Hc ea"' ""P vi w" N7~~IMN-
Garment Hangers; satin finish curved STYLE. CReg. SEE-i
io each1.................. IHc cac"' wv w"
Liberty Dress Form Set. from which to make your
W dress. '"o" SCI
OUR HEMsTITCHING AND PLATING SERVICE
Hemsttchtng and Pcouns o your Skirts OF Fancy Striped Or Plaid Ma
owl. MATERIAL =. -. &c PEI yru terhl, plated to match stripes; per
piaited. pr skirt. ..".1OO skirt go
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15
Jewelry Special Order
and Repair Service

WEDDING RINGS REMODELED In the
most approved designs Of the day using
the original metal. When recast, carved
or platinum plated thty lose not q
whit Of the old sentiment yet become
q real ornament.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

Frank Ice and his Fairmont high
school boys will face a real test 10.
day In the Parkersburg game. With
fair weather prevailing a good
crowd will he out for the contest.
Fairmont played real football last
week, and We trust they will 7us
up the same brand Of bail OF net
ter today. They have n $3.50
chance II they play their best foot.
bali.
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WESLEYAN NEXT
FOR WASH-JEFF
Red and Black Will Not
Let Down for This
Game

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. l.
wash.Jen's schedule will give the
Presidents no breathing spell fol.
lowing the hard game today with
Bucknell. A week from toIs"
West Virginia Wesleyan. always one
OF the stiffest antagonists on the
Red and Black card. will be mere
for the annual game and the rala!
hard engagement is looked for.
1t is revealing no secret that
Coaches Greasy Neale and John
Kellison want to decis,vely detea:
the Mountain State Methodls:s.
Both are former West Virginia play
e7s, %eale having been captain and
stellar tackle for four years. At,e--
ward both acted as coaches at their
alma mater and they feel that their
retirement from the Bnckhanran
pchool must be vindicated by vac
tory that will leave no question =
supremacy.
The Presidents will be up aEairS,
the best drop kicker who has shown
this year when Wesleyan Displays
its wares here, in Radman, back.
field youth. who last Saturday drop.
kicked a goal against West W.
ginia University from the 6l-rard
line This boot will likely stand out
4; the longest drok.lIick Of the s"a.
son Any man who can boot thea
ever from the middle o; the ile!f
IS always potentially dangerous and
Neale is certain next week to co@ch
his men 10 cover the clever Rad.
man at every stage.
Wash-Jeff was strengthened iris
week With the matricu!atior Of A.ie-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
Automobile Saves
Owner Much Money

give billion dollars year saved
n time through the use OF the auto
mobile" says Clarence a. Earl,
president OF Briscoe Motors, Is
Conservative estimate OF the actual
time saved in the use OF the auto.
mobile as against other means Nt
avery day transportation.
Even figuring as low as an hour
day saved per car, this means a
daily saving of nine million hours.
Many business men count their
lime as worth from $500 to S26 %
IN hour. Striking an average Of all
trades and business as low as S2ul
an hour you Will see that th!s flg.
ares IN years time an actual saw.
snE OF tremendous volume.
4 The keen vision OF manufactllr'
srs who sensed this economic value
81 the motor car is appreciated
when you realize economies OF this
Kind. Only by viewing the auto,
motive Industry in It's broaIe
.Jensa are we able to visualize the
treat part It has played in the
march of civilization.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
Punts And
s.: Passes !:

Fairmont Normal opened the sea
son yesterday with a victory over
Broaddus college 60. 1t was not
a very exciting or spectacular Galno,
hut served to show the strong aEd
weak points OF the Normal eleven
and will give the coaches an idea
OF tust how to prepare for the next
contest. Neither team opened up
anything until the last quarter.
Then Fairmont ran the ball up the
field on a series OF passes and
pushed the ball over from the 3
yard line on plays through the cen
ter OF the line. In the last few min
utes OF the game. Broaddus made
some long gains on the forward
pass system, but a pass was inter.
cepted in the shadow OF the goal
line and all chance to score was
lost. Wright played steady game
for the Normal and the lads tackled
well. Murphy was the visitor 5
best bet. There's a lot Of work
vet to be done TO get the Normal IL
shape for the big games OF the s"a
son, but the coaches can pull ;Gem
through II they will listen to then.
There was good crowd out TO the
game and pulled hard for the Eonc
team.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Washington G, Boston 4.
Cleveland 3. Chicago ..
New York Philadelphia. rain.
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Car
Takes the Hills

A good Maxwell touring car has
siimbed Bicktord Hill, near Han
Sver, Michigan.
BfclSford Hill has successfully
aefied the efforts OF motorists for
years. It is 900 feet long with Fl
per cent. grade and road bed OF
ary sand eight inches deep.
Carrying three passengers. tho
rood Maxwell made the Ascer: in
second gear, despite the fact ih7t
he hill has not received ra,E In
1--we days, which mado the sand
Fery dry.
The feat was then successfully
repeated with four passengers. So
Ereat was the impression made upon
The passengers that all went before
notary public and made afr "a
VitS concerning the performance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
BALTIMORE HAS
BROKEN RECORD
Hangs Up New Record
For Wins In One
Season
BY ROY GROVE

Jack Dunn, manager OF the Bal
timore orioles, like Comic Mack
OF the Athletics. has found that
there is such thing as being too
good
And just as Cornelius wrecked
the all.star team that won pennants
for Philadelphia in 1910, 1911. 1913
and 1914 because the Athletics so
far outclassed the rest Of the lea
que that they wouldn't draw. so
must Dunn break up his own team
in orde5 to keep going.
Dunn's real idea was 10 be able to
grab off a major League franchise
for Baltimore. He has long fought
for it-and only this year has he at
last admitted defeat.
And now with team that com
pares lavorably with any Of those
in the big show. DUnnll have to
but the rollers under it.
He says he won't. IN never
wreck my team" he proclaims.
Other Internationa! League team
officials say he sill
Either he must sell or let the
draft be restored" is their view.
"Wo can never hope TO build up
our teams to equal the one Dunn
has "a team that could easily fin
ish IN first division Of either ma
ior league.
And the done in International
League circles is that Dunn already
is laying his plans for selling the
top.notchers OF his outfit.
according to the dope. Jack Og-
den, Otis Lawry and Jack Bentley
VII 60 TO the Giants in the fall for
Si50.0OO Ogden and Bentley are
pitchers. right and left respective.
ly. Bentley also plays first base
and hits well over 400. Hes the
leading home-run hitter OF the cir
cult.
ogden is the leading pitcher o:
the league.
I.awry is the smallest player in
the league. hnt probably the fast.
est. He's tho class!e5t outhelder
and hits over 600 despite his size.
And there are others. Dunn has
In Max Bishop, second baseman:.
and Joe Boley, shortstop, two OF
the hest Young inrie!ders in the
game today. Either IS worth 500
900 Of any magnate's money.
He has a star left-hander in ROD.
ert Groves. Ben Egan. catcher, and
Merwin Jacobson. who covers the
center garden. also are high-c!ass
PLAYERS. Last -aar Jake" led tho
league In batting. This year he
was topped ny Bentley
These seven stars would prob.
abs bring Dunn c!3cc to 100000 II
he nut them on the block. and h."
has other youngsters and men VINO
would bring good prices.
Baltimore has made baseball ms
torv this year, ringing down the
curtain with the most games won
in any league, 40, Tho Old record
was lie wins. made By the Chi
cago Cubs in 1906.
Among other feats this year the
Orioles tied the record OF q
straight wins. held by tho CorsI-
cana club OF the Texas League and
made in 1862.
1t will be remembered that
Babe" Ruth came from the BaltI.
more club and that John McGraw
and Hugh Jennings, in the days OF
long ago, got in some mean throws
around the home plate and at short
for the same aggregation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
.BA.RD BATTLE
FOR PANTHER;
TEAM READY
Morgantown May Have
Hard Tussle This
Afternoon

BY long odds the game that is
Attracting the most attention In
football circles today, especially
among the fans OF the tri.state sec
don ID the battle at Easton between
Warmers tribe from Pittsburgh ant
,sutherland's Lafayette eleven. II
will be real test for the PantheTs
and there Is much doubt expressed
By the Pitt fans as to the chances
Of the Warnerite5 to bring homo
the bacon. Poor generalship last
season cost Lafayette a game in
Pittsburgh and they have been
planning all through the training
season for revenge today. On the
other hand Warner has also been
pointing his men for the Lafayette
contest. and will likely have few
tricks to uncover in the game co.
day. Sutherland ia Pitt star ami
knows the Pitt system which gives
him a slight advantage over other
teams playing tkA9 Pittsburgh outfit
this season. ffie game will likely
be very TVugh one. as there is 1T
tie love lost between the two agsre,
cations. 1t Ia rumored that this
will be the last time that the two
teams will meet in football. so tina.
the Easton warriors will make The
best OF their last chance TO smcU
Pittsburgh.
"A good game is promised this
afternoon at Morgantown when
West Virginia and the University
81 Cincinnati will meet. With tho
- Ve IL a cam u a
condition through injuries to sor1o
Of. the frat string men the contest
promises to be more exciting than
was anticipated one week ago.
Some of the other games booked
In collegiate circles today with the
scores for last year follow:
Holy Cross at Harvard. to ,.
Lafayette at Pittsburgh. to II.
Swarthmore at Princeton, s to II.
Ohio University at Syracuse, did
not meet.
North Carolina State at Navy.
t4ato z.
New Hampshire at Army. did not
rect.
Springfield at Army. Z TO rs.
Amherst at Columbia. { to 90
st. Bonaventure at Cornell, 10
S.
.Middlsbury at Dartmouth, did not
meet.
Lebanon Valley at Georgetown,
Old not meet
Colby at Brown. did not meet
Franklin and Marshall at Perm,
aid not meet.
Maryland at Rutgers. 0 to 6.
Gettysburg at Penn State. o 10 10.
Williams at Hamilton, So TO :.
Bates at Tufts, did not meet.
Boston University at Boston col
lege, 10 80.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

brand, former Kiski back, who tips
the scales at $50 pounds and who
was one OF the greatest stars the
Salisbury (Pa.) school ever pro.
duced. He tried 10 enter here last
year. but did not have suffici"rE
credits. However. he attempted
Pittsburgh Academy last year, made
up all his work, successfully passed
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
Pitt Game Headliner on Grid Card To-day

his examinations this week and is
now a member OF the squad. Ne
has been rated as better than eth
er Hollcran. the Pitt Quarterbuck'
or Mclaughlin. the Wash-Jef quar-
ter. with whom he played at kis6i,
so his addition TO the squad i eE'
pected to help the backfield m.
measurably, especially since Bass
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
When

We have certainly had some
great championship fights lately
Wilson. Downey. Kilbane Frush and
then Pete Herman and Johnny Buff.
And after each mess, the winner
announces that he will insist on a
fabulous sum before he gets in the
ring again.
Won't fans ever get enough OF
it,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
Epltaph.

Here lies a 6oof
Whose ivory roof
Told him he starred at Sprinting;
He tripped aud fell.
And now is in-well,
Forget IT, 1t isn't worth printing!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

West Virginia Mountalneer foot
ball supporters are expecting some
thing different at Forbes Field next
Saturday afternoon, Judging from
the manner in which tickets for tue
big clash have been selling. In 1913
a crowd OF six thousand West VIZ.
ginians from all sections OF the
state visited the Somky City ana
saw the Mountaineers made into
dubs for the time being by War
ner's slick gridders. The eftcc. Of
this treatment was sucn that cily
about two thousand from the Noun.
tain State gathered at Forbes field
last year and saw the 34'l4 iEub.
bling administered.
The Mountaineets. however. al.
ways come through when they have
a chance and this year under q new
coaching regime. with re-inspirit.
ed organization throughout and us
surance OF a flight" no matter how
tho score goes. twenty-five han
dred people from the Mountain
State have alTc"Iv purchased tick.
cts for the = :rimage to Pitts
burEh on October Sth.
Spears Gives no Assurance.
Fats" Spears has been very
careful to give no assurances Te.
EardinE the outcome OF the Pit:
game He expects his men - 20
battle from whistle TO whistle ard
II they are licked by a better t':am,
that is all right But he will have
no CUTTERS and has none ard in
the heart OF every loyal Noun
taineer there is deep seated i'm.
rrl ssion that tho score Mt Forhag
Field is going 10 be a whole lot
closer than It has heon since 1871
This Is the reason for the immense
sale Of tickets which now promises
to equal even that of 1918. Nearly
ono thousand tickets have been Sold
In Morgantown alone, while Fair.
mont. Wheeling. NoundsviIc
ClsrksburE, Parkershurg and ulany
other cities have made large dis.
posals.
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"a HOW IHEY
.(0 STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Boston-Eew York, rain.
st. Louis IL, Pittsburgh :.
standinn ~ AZ cluha

Games Today
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Philadelphia %.
Boston at Brooklyn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01
Games Today
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York t2).
Washington at Boston GU.
St. louis at Detroit.

Will como kind policeman please
take Philadelphia by the hand and
lead them across the street?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-01

Iowa University has hired a
wrestling coach We hope a LOT OF
pre6ent-day w.estlers will take
pos: graduate courses.