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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-03

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calculo diario que 10 tras poeo msnoa
que loco. Compre una Federal visi-
bic" que ella 10 suma, resta, multipiica
y divide CON una rapidsz asouibrosa J
don una sxsstisad matshlrss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-03
NO PODRA listed HACER
BIEN SU TRABAJO, 81
TIENE LOMBRICES.

Para una persona que esta afecta
da dc lombrices siempre es harto di-
flcil nevar a cabo una buena labor.
Todos los esfuerzos para levantarse,
conner y llevar cabo todas esas fun
clones ordinarias, resultan sumamen-
to tediosas. Muchos hombrcs, mu-
jeres y niiios quo padecen de las lom-
brices llamadas de "gancho", de "car-
me-, de "alflerillo", lombrices llama
das de "puerco" y "redondas", no 10
saben hasta que no SO les manifies-
tan. En- algunas ocasiones, la lom-
briz, especialmente, las cinteadas, es-
carban la nariz, detienen la respira-
cion y sofocan a la victirna. Muchas
personas han perdido Ia razon, Y so
lamente la han vuelto a recuperar,
despues de haber expulsado de su
sistema estos parasites.
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fermedad, mues. -
Los nifos que
sufrido de esta en-
tran signos de elias
durante toda su
vida. Ell signo Sc
guro de estar afec- J
|: !. ! ] ! !: ! / | !. ! !. ! ] ! ] ! ] !
tado de este para EH0
sito 10 determine ~ M
parte de la expul. KGiN
sion del mismo, en- EZlkA
forma de anillos. R&>hfN
Las caracteristicas ~WN
de esta enferme- NMh
dad son general ~ /4A
mente, Ia falta de D
apetito con voracidad OCCASIONAL, lem
qua escaldada, acedia. convulsiones,
signos de epilepsia, dolores aprensi-
vos y I'm sentir constante de estos
parasites, en- e] est6mago intesti-
nos. A veces obstruccionan la gar
ganta, hacienda escupir continua-
mente, produciendo sensacion de pi.
cor en- La nariz, indigestiones, dolo-
res lumbares y vertigos, acompaiia,
dos de punzadas en- el cuerpo; sem
tirse exhausto, con el est6mago exec.
sivamente ocupado, y con ojeras pro-
nunciadas. Haga 10 possible por ex-
pulsar de su cuerpo estos parasites.
Su salud y vida pueden depender de
su mas pronta elimination. sLAXA-
TODES' es una preparation especial
para lograr estos prop6sitos Su uso
es general en- Europa para expeler las
lombrices. Un tratamiento complete
de "LAXATODES" cuesta DfEZ
d6lares, con cuarenta y cinco centa-
vos. Medic tratamiento cuesta SEIS
d6lares con setenta y cinco centavos,
y 50 enviara al recibo del dinero, en-
orden postal giro dc Banco. Sc
vende linicamente por THE MAR
VEL MED. CO.. Dep. Spanish 67,
PITTBURCH, Pa.--Seguro dc cada
pequete, 2b centavos.
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!; High schol Notes.

Nicholas, Peters, Lyle, Dressed and
several other high school students
out on Devils Lake tobogganing last
Sunday. 4 & 1
At the meeting Of the Booster Board
Of Dec. 9th the carnival was discussed,
and an article on helping the postof-
flee during the Christmas rush was
read by Lois Crary.
The carnival given at the high
school on the 9th Of December was
immensely enjoyed. The entertain
ment for the evening was as follows,
Vaudeville, Ghost House; Shadow
Show, Fortune Telling; Roulette
Wheel; Ring the Doll; Ring Old High
Cost Of Living. and Hit the Bulls
Eye. The net proceeds Of the said
carnival were about $3.50. It was plac-
ed in the treasury for the Students
Association.
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ROCK LAKE - HOWELL

"A number ofsyoung folks from here
met. at IngvaM Larson's, Of johnson
township, Friday evening. Among
those present were: Helen Eikenberry,
William, Bert and Albert Bradley,
Harvey and Preston Lindeman, John,
George, Carrie, Emma and Mary Moen
Einar, George, Ragna, Lawrence and
Rienhardt Larson. The time was spent
in dancing, singing and playing games.
A delicious lunch was served at mid
night and all report a pleasant time.
Several Of the people from this COM
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GREEN is. NEW MANAGER
BANK OF NORTH nAKOTA

Bismarck, N. D.-The industrial
commission today announced the ap-
pointment of E p. Green of Cavalier
rs manager of TIE Bank of North Da-
kota. Anumber of men had been CON
sidered for the position but last week
the choice Of the commission has
simmered down to Mr.: Green and G.
w. Ross Of Grand Forks. G.
Mr. Green is a well-known banker,
being 9 former president Of the North
Dakota Bankers association He has
announced his acceptance Of the posi-
stion. Il was stated his salary viii be
$5, 900 a year.
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shopping in town Saturday. IS
The pie social given by Miss Dahl
at the Thompson school was 9 success
Games and dancing were the pastimes
At midnight the pies were sold at auc-
5tion. About $50 was realized.
A Lawrence Bush was an overnight
visitor in town Saturday, returning
to his home Sunday.
P.lN Prete visited at the home O1
MI. and Mrs. D. A. Prete Sunday af.
|ternoon.
Miss Madeline McGee spent the
week end at the John B. Wolf home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kenner spent
Sunday afternoon at the L. D. .Weet
home, west of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Liphon were il
town Sunday afternoon.
# P. A. Deplazes came down from
York last night, to attend the A. G
meeting Of the local council.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Schwandt and
family left for Minnesota Monday,
where they will visit with relatives and
fdiends at Minneapolis and Black
duck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Nelson and little
son Saimar visited at Torjus Oak
lands Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Mailer and little
aughter Bernice and John Mailer visit
ed at Ingvald Larson's Sunday.
Emil Nelson's father, who has been
very ill, is reported better.
Mr.. Dahl has been taking care of
Mr.. Nelson's stock while he has been
at Bisbee with his fahter who has been
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munity attended the whist parties, at
Stanton Nelson's and Max Hausshulz's
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holmquist and
sons Cecil and Albert, Alma and Har-
vey Hauschulz, Isaac Belt, Preston
Lindeman spent Sunday at E. Moen's.
J. Mrs. Henry Uhrhammer took the
train to Devils Lake Tuesday to take
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Krumweide home. She will take care
Of him until Mrs. Krumweide returns
from the hospital.
John Bradley went to st. John last
week, where he will visit with the
Graybill family living near that place
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MINNswAulkAN TOWNSHIP

p. "A. Deplazes returned to York last
Wednesday after spending the last
three weeks visiting Mr.. and y lss. Roy
,Humlele ssss;
Martin scharf was ! visitor insthe
city last dnesday.
Mrs. Adam Scharf Of Fourth street
spent Thursday Of last week visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Aiois
Wolf; returning on the 500.
B Asparty gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. August Wolf last Wednesday
TO play whist. Those present were;
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoffert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Humble, Platzi Deplazes
Mike, Joseph and Mary Wolf, Mary
and Christine Hoffert, John Gaffery
and George Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hoffert went t.
Rugby Friday where they will visit
for some time. 55 srsf, s=
Mrs. Catherine Hook visited one day
last week with her daughter Miss Jos.
Lephine Hook, R, N, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B Wolf were il
the city ON business Friday i:
Alois Wolf and John Hoffert anc
DR. Rutten returned Wednesday fron
Sheyenne; where they spent the last
three, days fishing.
Mrs. Elmer Oberg spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lars Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Oberg visited
one day last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Helmer Engen of Grand Harbor, re.
turning in the evening.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Ket
wig, December 10th, a girl.
g Mr. and Mrs August Wolf and fam
lily were shoppers in town Saturday
Nels Hulgrent and daughters were il
town Saturday. &
Bert Matson was in town Saturday
Martin Scharf wa sa business visitol
in town Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. .Jens P. Jensen wer,
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OVERLAND TOWNSHIP

" Mr.. and Mrs. Lindas, Of Harding
township, were callers at the James
Baker home Thursday afternoon.
Quite. a number in this vicinity are
busy killing their. poultry and getting
them ready for market.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ollie
IMorseth is on the sick list but hope to
hear of her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Otto Wagon were en-
!tertained at the home of A. J. Ter
rand Sunday afternoon and evening.
Will Menamee and sister Mary Ell
len were visitors at the James Baker
home Sunday.
Will Baker spent Sunday evening
at the Andrew Anderson home.
Herman Boehmer was hauling feed
from his former home last week.
ADVERTISE IN THE WORLD
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-14

!, A complete text Of resolutions
adopted by the Atlanta convention Of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton has been received at the state
Farm Bureau headquarters in Fargo.
The resolutions prove that the Farm
Bureau has advanced well along on
the road towards what Wall Street
regards as "radicalism !. To the big
bankers the most disturbing feature
sof: the resolutions is the paragraph re-
Slating to finance. Not only does the
Farm Bureau demand 12 to "a month
credit, commodity financing on ware
house receipts, livestock credit, and
personal rural credits, but it goes
farther and practically indorses Sem
s4ators Ladd's bill for government reg-
aulation of ..the expansion and reduce
stion Of credit, not with the view Of
private gain, but in such way as to
protect the interest Of all our citizens
and secure and promote the public
welt fare. 9 Z ss
In regard to taxes the convention
went on record against the repeal ,of
J tho exceass taxsand the enact
sment of d sales tax undde any form,
and laid down the principle that taxes
should be levied accordinly TO ability
/ 60 pay. The trans rtation progra1n
simply calls for 5the repeal of profits
{ guarantee section of the Esch.C Cum
Minis Law, the repeal of the Adanason
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Ole Fletten will take care Of the
stock at G. Schwandt's while they are
away.

Toboggan parties on the ice at
Lake Sweetwater are becoming high
ly popular. Trailing sleds and "old
fashioned" toboggans behind Fords
and other touring cars is the pleasure
of the day there as at City park.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-12-14

Born Sunday: a seven and half
pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White.
Mrs. White is at Mercy hospital.
the baby.
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Mems Bath Robes
Mems Blanket Bath Robes,
assorted brown, blue and gray
color combinations and Indian
designs
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$3.50

Mems Handkerchiefs in fancy
Christmas boxes; plain and col
ored cord borders; also initial
handkerchiefs; packed two in
fancy Christmas Gift Box
Box Acc and 69c
Mems Dress Shirts
For Christmas Presents
A large variety of handsome
satin stripped Tub Silks and
patterns in fast color Percales,
Crepe de Chimes, silk striped
Woven Madras and silk Fibre
stripes-neckband and attached
collars styles; sizes IA to II
CSC to $3.98
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Mems Sheep-Lined Coats
Mems Handkerchifes
O41,

Mems Initial Handkerchiefs;
a good assortment of white and
colored initials; also Silk Hand
kerchiefs with initial corners
49c 79c
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$3.50

Mems heavy all-wool Shaker
Knit Sweaters, pull-over style,
both plain and color combina-
tions
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Mems and Boys Caps
49c to $1.98

Mackinaw Caps made Of fine
Mackinaw materials, n o b b Y
styles. Plush Caps, staple, con-
servative Haverlock shape, made
of fine, soft, heavy pile plush
CSC $1.49
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Mems Belts

Snap Belts without buckles
Tongue Belts with buckles
black and cordovan, smooth and
greain leather, some in individ-
ual boxes
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Gillett Safety Razors
A usful and appropriate
Christmas gift. Razor with
blades in handy case
83c and $3.50
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Mems Silk Hose

Mems Pure Thread Silk Hose
with elmercerized lisle ribed
tops, Igood weight, reinforced
toe, heel and sole; black, white
and popular oclors; sizes 9 1-2
to II 1-2
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Mems Neckties

Silk Four-in-Hand Neckties,
beautiful patterns and shades;
each tie in a neat Christmas
gift box
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25c to 49c

Garter and Armband Sets
One pair of Single Grip Gar
ters and one pair of Armbands,
each set in large box
49c to CSC
Flexo Armbands
Flat and fancy Silk Arm
Holiday box
bands, each pair in a pretty
1Oc and 23c
Mems Cuff Links
Mems Jiffy Links for soft
cuffs, durably made, attractive
patterns with platinum, English
finish gold and enamel tops
Csc to CSC
Mems Bill Folds
Combination Bill Fold and
Card Case; triple fold and hip
pocket styles i. in fancy grain
and plain leather
48c to CSC
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69c CSC

Mems Mufflers
Mems Silk Mufflers, popular
colors and patterns :
$l.49 $1.98
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$500
Mems Valour Hats

Fine Lustrous, Snapp Vel
ours, full satin lined with the
finest quality silk bands and
sweat feathers. All the wanted
colors-seal brown, myrtle,
green, russet, olive and black
&.98
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
HOLDS THREE CAPTAINCTES TO
HIS CREDIT-FooTBALL BASE
BALL AND BASKETBALL.
Oh. TROTTER, OF STATE UN1VER-
SrTY. MAKES INTERESTING AID
DRESS WELCOMING BETHANY.
INTIMATES MoUNTANEERS MAY
MEET BUFFALoES ON GRrDIRON
NEXT FALL-BIB SUCCESS.

Harry Randolph. n Junior at Bethany
college, Will load the bethany football
eleven on the gr!dIrou next fail. lie
was chosen captain yesterday al the an
mail football banquet in connection with
EXERCISES celebrating the admission OF
bethany into the Southern Association
Of Colleges Letters were awarded Il
men who served on the 1927 squad. and
To- Manager parsie.
Yesterdays affair at BETHANY waa the
biggest ever held In the little college
town on Buffalo Creek. In the after
noon. exercises were held with several
good addresses and special music IA a
part oC the program. while at $50 the
annual banquet Was held IN the bethany
NJ T.. Church. II was a. this time that
letters were awarded the players and
Randolph elected captain. In Ia" ~ en-
ing II reception was held for the rcttr-
Ing captain and the members Of the rn-
tire squad.
nr Frank Il. Trottcy. president "f
Yves; Virginia univ CrsItY, was the prin-
Cipal speaker Of the afternoon exercises.
Graduate Manager Donald l.. Royd was
foastmastrr OF the banquet. and Dr.
Cloyd Goodnight, president OF the col
lrXe. was in charge OF the evan!nG re-
ccption
The coveted letter "B" was presented
10 the following mon: Captain Dunn
Manager parsic, Adkins. Bailey. Shoe
make. Rroadlcy, Noark. Smith, Kelley,
Randolph. Payne. Patterson. Jean. col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Yankees and Columbus
at League Park Sunday

II old man weather doesn't interfere
again, the proposed Yankee-Columbia A
c. clash for the city championship will
take place at League Park next Sunday
afternoon promptly at two-thirty. In
clement weather conditions made It pro-
hihitive for these two crack organiza-
lions to clash last Sunday in their sec
ond encounter for the city crown. and
the result Is that both outfits will have
enjoyed good three weeks rest, which
should put them in tho pink Of condi-
tIon.
Each aggregation has been undergo
ing strenuous practice since their last
clash on the Tunnel Green. October 10th
which ended in q scorelesa tie.
All Columbia men will kindly report
at the Club gym tonight promptly At
seven thirty for Anal practice prepare
tory to the game, and don't forget to
be on hand at noon Sunday for tho
group picture, tho taking OF which has
been postponed for several wseIs owing
to unfavorable weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Receivers for RiCkard

New York, Dec. S.--Allen Lcxo and
john Ringing were named ny Supreme
Court Justice Guy late today "a r"cc.N-
ers for TEX" Richard tho Madison
Square Garden corporation and the Mad
ison Square Sporuny club Inc. They
deposited bond Of 100000.
No detailed opinion accompanied the
rercivershtp order, watch was handed
down 10y Supreme Court Justice Guy,
and which permits the receivers NJ once
70 take possession OF Madison Square
Garden and all the assets of the garden
enterprise. According 10 the wording Of
the order. Lexow and Ringing are ap-
pointed receivers OF the "joInt venture"
In previous hearings Armstrong has
con, ended that he was Interested with
Richard as a partner
Tho order directed Richard and the
corpora tons named az additional dc
PENDANTS TO turn over 20 tho receivers
all property. including the lease on tn"
garden secured by Rlckard In July. 1920.
and all cash IN banks and securities on
deposit.
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Response by Students

A selection by the male 1uartette OF
the college followed on the program,
and then talks wcr" heard from elf
ford Bur"y %. and Mss Mary foho.
'23, speaking for the NAL" and fcmal ]"
students OF the college. Several col
lego songs were then sung, after which
Prof. J. +. Ryan. 90, principal Of til"
Bethany high school spoke for the
alumni.
Rev. Rrnjamin i. Johnson, o. pastor
of tho First Christian church of Stcu-
b"nville then spoke In a brief message
from the trustees. Another selection by
the male Quart"tte followed after which
nr. Trottcr. Of Morgantown was intro
duced.
nr. Trottor's opening rcmar ts wcro
the formal acceptance INTO III" Assoria-
ton Of colleges of Bethany. after which
he complimcnt"d the SISTER" college for
rising 10 such heights as to hr admitted
int" the association H." pointed out
what Il meant TO the school. students
Rand alumnus for being admitted and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09

DIR. Trottcr spoke OF the high esteem
with which he holds Bethany. and de-
Clared the Green and White now truly
f. :. sister college.
In spealing of the football team nc
intimatrd tina: West Virginia tniFrts'S
and Bethany might meet Oh the gri"lroh
next year. and expressed hope mat tAey
would He declared tho boys down III
Morgantuwn will i've roofing Tor the cor
LOGO in the Pan handle in every game
except the W. V. l.. game. and declared
there Is the friendlicst of feeling De-
tween the two.
He closed his remarks by declaring
collage presidents now days are moro
business ncn and less speakers. deciar
inx he had yet much TO do. and wou'u
close his talk.
\ selection by the band closed the
program.
4, so. members Of the squad. DR..
Goodnight DR. r. J. Hers"y. W. j. Cot
ton. pr Trotter. Graduate Manager
Royd. Coaches ESterdny and hulah"
and prufs Cramblett, Workman Huht-
or and Woolcry gathered In the chnrch
wi ere the young ladies of I'll" domestic
science department served the BANQUET
AZ the conclusion Of the SUMPTION
dinner Randolph was elected captain
for next year. and the athletic h"aru OF
routrUl announced the winners or the
81.
The athletic board also announced III"
annoiutmrnt uf the ether three man.
axers Mt this time. Mr.. BOYD acted ~
POSTMASTER OF the occasion. ana called
mon tho following who made informal
addresses: Or. fo"dnfGhI Br. 4. j.
Jersey. Ex-captaiu Dunn. captain
elect Randolph. and Coaches Eastcrday
and BulaAd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
MINOR IEAERS HOLD FAST TO PROTECTION AGAINST PLAYER RAIDS

Misses Lottie Griffith. Margaret An
derson. and EIda Burdett. sang selec-
ton and then Harry Randolph was
again called upon for talk. followed
by E1-captain Dunn. College yells were
tnrn given by the student body. lead by
Frank Hslme.
Miss Sara Cannon followed with q
reading. and then a student male
quartette sang a "ditty" to tho faculty.
The quartette was composed Of Lotion
Marsh. Clifford BUGGY. Douglas Ribler
and Erwin Hunk. A QuartettS COM
posed OF Profs. Raft Miller. Weimer
and Green responded to tho student
quartette selection. much to the amuss-
mept OF the crowd.
4 general reception and good time
followed the program, and II was Z day
long to remembered. Tho attend
ance was larger than expected and the
day was a big success.
DR.. Trotter left last evening for
Pittsburgh and then back TO Morgan
town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
INDICATIONS GOOD
FORWOOSTER QUINT
caxars OF Ohio college Look to Mig Seas
on With Hard Schedule Arranged

Wooster. o, Dec. "a quintet OF vet
Grams and good crop OF yearllns ma
terial to pick from. indicate promising
season for the Wooster College basket
ball team under the direction Of Coach
l.. C. Boles Joe Van Nest OF Wooster
will Be back in the lineup, as will II
Hess, Akron: l. Van Ness Wooster: F.
Evans, Norwood. and y. L Fish, Mills
boro, Pa. Some Of the most promising
new men are ]. McCinihe OF IIorain: VII
liam MONTGOMERY OF Piqua; NJ Clark or
Brazil and II. Hunter OF Barocrton.
wooster's schedule so FAR completed:
Dec. l5-Goodyear at Akron.
Jan. T-Kenyon at Wooster.
Jan. l2-Reserve at Wooster.
Jan. IL Denison at Granville.
Jan. 2I-Case at Wooster
Ian. 23-Mt. Union at Alliance.
Jan. 2S-Hiram at Wooster
Feb. 3-Akron ut Akron.
Feb. 9-penIson at Wooster.
Feb. 1I-Cnse az Cleveland.
Feb. 1S--Mt. Union at wooster.
Feb. 90 --Reserve at Cleveland.
Feb. 25-Akron at Wooster.
March 4-Heidelberg at THIN.
March a-Wssleyan at Delaware.
March ll--WittenberE at Wooster.
Last year. Woos:er's quintet won
nine games and lost four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
HARRY RANDOLPH IS SELECTED
To LEAD THE BISON GR|DDERS
Ter. Stewart. Kiddor. +. Wells ana
Lewis.
Stewart Basketball Manager.

At the same time OF the presentation
Of letters, i. W. StowOr; was named
manager Of the basketball toam by tina
athletic board Of control. while b. L.
Bromley was named manager OF the
track team.
Opening the afternoon program, the
rncn;ly organized college band played
selection. following which Rev. W. II.
Fields. pastor OF tn" First Christian
church, offered the Invocation.
DR. Goodnight then made II brief talk
welcoming the alumnus OF tho school
back "home." and congratulated TIE
college for It's achievement. that OF
being admitted TO the southern As5ocia-
ton Of Colleges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
NO MODIFICATION Or PLAYERS
RULE At BUFFALO MEET

Y measure or pToecton
their will hold That
Professional Baseball
League here
No modification possible minors
It that
conab in New
discussed todas executive session.
the counsel about IT,
advances OF the the appeal OF
X Of the
drafu
Of
kindly
TO the idea Of down again the majors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
CRACK COAST
PLAYER SOLD
To CINCINNATI

Oakland. Cal. Dec Sale OF Ralph
PInclli. third baseman was announced
tOday,
Pitchers Horace ElIcr and Herbert
Brenton. an inhcldcr Yet to lie named.
and sum of cash MAS the conSidcra-
ton The deal was made 10y Director
Howard Of the Oakland club. IN Buffalo.
and word Of II telegraphcd back here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Joe Tinker to Manage
Charleston IS. c. Team

Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. S-The board or
arbitration continued IN session tonight
In an effort 10 clear the docket.
Thomas J. Hal,iEan. OF Flint was
elected president OF the Mich'San n
Ontario league.
Joe Tinker. 4 former Chicago Cub
star, goes 10 tho South Atlantic league
as manager OF the Charleston team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
GAME cANCELLED.

Fort Worth. Tex. Dec. S.-The foot
tall game between Centre college. Dam
Vile. Ny. and Texas Christian UNIVERSE
", Fort Worth. scheduled Cor January
vas cancelled today BY officials Of tho
local school.
america approaches 10 within AZ
miles OF the continent OF Asia.
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Totals. Sss $50 389 245 14s.
Tonight: p. m, o. Litho vs.. Bond
Bread.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-09
Brilliant Reception.

!: cirnt "'rlork the student body.
members Of the squad. uiumnus and
tnwnsproplc gathered in the library
where the reception WAS held. The
college band rntc:tnncd with several
numbers and then iva college songs
we're rendered. Miss r'retze. instructor
Of the vocal music department sang a
solo. followed by reading by Miss
Solma bates. \ trio. composed or