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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
beauty CHATS
BY Edna Rent Forbes.

case Of the thin woman It Is due
to lax and weakened muscles. In
either case this standard exercise
will help immensely:
Stand erect with the hands on
the hips with some loose dress on
and without corsets. Bend the
body forward as much as possible,
keeping the spine straight. With
out Strengthening up bend side
ways, backwards and to the other
side. That is, you are pivoting
the entire upper part of the body.
The hips should be moved as lit
tie as possible. Keep up this re-
volving motion until you have
done it 20 times.
You can feel the pull upon the
muscles If you are much in need
of this exercise the abdomen may
ward, but next day in spite of the
soreness repeat the exercise, and
repeat it again every day until
those muscles are strengthened
and some of the surplus flesh
rolled away.
other exercises may be taken in
connection with this. A vigorous
massage with the palms of the
hands is recommended by reduc-
ton specialists. Corsets that lace
in the hips but leave the waist
comparatively free will make the
abdomen flatter and better shaped
than corsets which tie in the waist
Troubled Aubrey: or the two
ways you describe for dressing the
hair, would select the one that is
most becoming. A round face with
pronounced features would not
look well with those heavy puffs
over the ears, as this style would
be apt to coarsen the expression.
The rule is to follow the prevail
ing mode, only to the point where
it is useful in making an improve
ment in the appearance. To do
this. study the lines that are most
becoming. then adapt the couture
to ther1.
Maude: You can make the grey
hairs less noticeable IL you usa
Egyptian henna in the shampoo.
1t would require a dye to make
them black, but this other way
will darken them without injur-
ing the hair, as henna Is a tonic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
ANSWERED. LETTERS.

A Reader: MY blue velour win
ter hangings are faded in places
from the sun. Can anything be
done to brighten these places?"
Answer: Unless they are of the
deepest blue shade, you can have
them dyed deeper blue. would
advise you to send them to a dye
ing firm to have this done rather
than attempt 1t yourself.
Mrs. G.. NJ: Kindly print some
helpful suggestions for combinins
a birthday party and Halloween
party"
Answer: I regret that you did
not write me farther in advance.
By writing so short time before
Halloween you could not possibly
have had a column reply In time
for I get SO many, many letters
and they must be answered In ro-
tation. If you had given your ad-
dress and sent stamp, / could
have gotten you a personal reply
before the event. And right now
l am going to ask my reader
friends to send me their inquiries
concerning Christmas at once,
This Is not too early to send
them in.
Anonymous: "How can I remove
marks made on polished table
by hot dishes?"
Answer: Heat an iron and hold
this a few inches above the marks
on the table. so that its heat will
warm the table surface slightly;
then lay the iron down and rub in
a little linseed oil at once. Polish
with a soft cloth.
Mrs. e. r. W: IT recently bought
a new leather overstuffed set for
my living room and now l fire.
quently see small insects on it
like lice or fleas. Should tell the
furniture man from whom I
bought the set about this? Or IS
1t possibly my fault from leaving
1t near an open Window"
Answer: Neither. The furniture
man has nothing to do with 1t. And
your leaving the SCI near an open
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young--to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels--there's no need OF
having sallow complexion-dark rings
Under your eyes-pimples--a biliouf
ook in your face-dull eyes with nc
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from
inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to act on t.,
liver and bowels, which he gave to hi
patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in thei
action yet always effective. They brin
about that natural buoyancy .hich a
should enjoy by toning up the liver an
clearing the system Of impurities.
DR. Edwards OliveTablets are know
by their olive color. l5c and 3Oc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
MARGARET HAYDEN VISITS
MRS. COREY'S SCHOOL
CHAPTER 10.

CHAPTER 10.
Margaret received a note from
Mrs Corey, the director of the
girls school Joan attended, asking
her to call. She said nothing t.
Joan about 1t, but to Hannah she
frankly confided that she was wor'
ried
III am afraid Joan has broken
the rules again." she said. Only a
short time before Joan had been
reprimanded for some misdemean-
or, trifling to be sure, yet causing
her mother to feel anxious. 81 dc
hope she has done nothing very
wrong"
Don't you worry, ma'am. Miss
Joan amt goin' very far out of the
way. Children will be children,
and them fancy schools fergits it
sometimes. l amt no ways taken
up with them schools nohow.
seems to me the kind the United
States has for the children Is good
enough for anybody, even Miss
joan"
Ever since Joan had gone to
Mrs. Corey's, Hannah had invaria--
bly, called it fancy school" and
rather scorned 1t.
public schools are Just as stric:
perhaps more so, in discipline,
Margaret replied. Then: "Oh, |
do hope she hasn't done anything
too dreadful"
Sometimes Margaret wondered,
in the back Of her mind, IL by any
uuirk Of fate she had made an ir-
retrievable mistake In bringing
Joan up as she had-in allowing
her perfect freedom of thought
and action.
II won't believe I am wrong
It is the child's right" she said
aloud, as she so often did when u
bit worried about Joan, or some
thing she had done. 1t was almost
as If she were trying to persuade
herself.
In an effort to draw Joan out,
Margaret tried, in a roundabout
way, to lead her on to talk of the
school, her classmates, and hap
penings, hoping to get some ink
ling of what Mrs. Corey wanted.
But Joan was n-communica-
live. pIlS aHoWGi Cu dliy
Margaret asked, but did not vol
unteer any information.
IT heard Joan express herself
in q way of which / cannot APP
prove" Mrs. Corey said TO Marga-
ret. The principal Of this girls
school was a woman of about so,
tall, stately, and very dignified
Margaret was bit frightened. yet
replied composedly:
please tell what she did, or
said, Mrs. Corey"
1T perhaps was not much in
itself, yet l fear for the effect of
such remarks upon the other
girls" the lady replied. 'Shc
claimed that we, they-the girls
were accountable to no one, not to
me, their parents, to no one but
themselves. TO say the least, her
ideas are peculiar for girl not yet
rs years old"
HAS she done anything out of
the way" Margaret asked quietly.
Why no, nothing particular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
SUFFEREDSEVEN
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood, w. Va.-"For seven
long years | suffered from a female
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.

to boast, or shoot a man for fun.
1t was a grim and grisly time,
when voters shot on sight, and
many specialists in crime made
red the garnish night, and every
hour some chap would climb up
to the realms of light. The bad
men went abroad to slay, inspired
by rancid wines; they came, to yell
and whoop and Stay, from ranches,
trails and mines; but when men
said, "Bat comes this way" they
all took. in their signs. So all the
toughs and gambling sharks by
Masterson We're tanned; with dead
men corded in the parks. the Wild
West grew ashamed; Bat punctu-
ated his remarks with bullets wise
ly aimed The old wild times have
had their fling. red times of long
ago, and now the college glee clubs
sing where herds milled to and
fro; floral horseshoe now l bring
for Bat, who's lying low.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

The largest stationary crane in
the world is located at the navy
yard in Philadelphia. Its capac.
ity is $50 gross tons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

I pruned and cut off all the little
shoots of her mind, as mine were
cut off. ! may have been wrong
In taking this attitude; l may be
wrong in continuing to allow her
to be her own guide as to what is
right and what is wrong. But |
shall not change my plans for her.
| am sorry you should think It
necessary to worry because of any
thing Joan said. She is sweet and
she is honest, and l have truste
her always. She has never disap-
pointed me-"
You have, to say the least, pc
culiar ideas of how a child should
be managed" Mrs. Corey ejacu-
lated. II did not know that you
also, held the same ideas I heard
your daughter expound so glibly
to the other girls. 1 shall have to
see that she does not do 1t again.
| am glad to have met you, Mrs.
Hayden" rising. land good AFTER
noon"
Margaret felt much as child
who had been sent home for mis-
behavior might feel. Yet as she
walked slowly away she smiled to
herself. Whatever people might
say, how feel about Joan, no one
ever would be bored with her.
-----S--------
Nearly so per cent of all bodies
Of American officers and enlisted
men buried in French soil will be
returned to the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

first bottle was gone / found great
relief SO / continued using it until ]
had taken eight bottles. Now I am
very well and can do my own house,
work. | can gladly recommend Lydia
E. Pinkham's medicine to suffering
women" - Mrs. BERTHA LIERING,
R. L. D., Ravenswood, w. Va.
The ordinary day of most house
wivesis a ceaseless treadmill of wash
ing, cooking, cleaning, mending,
sweeping, busting and caring for
little ones. How much harder the tasks
when some arrangement of the system
causes headaches, backache, bearing.
down pains and nervousness. Every
such woman should profit by Mrs.
Liering's experience and try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
BAT MASTERSON.

Bat Masterson has laid him
down to sleep a million years; in
many a sunbaked western town
the old boys shed some, tears, for
he had won great renown among
the pioneers. A thousand tales are
told of Bat, who, in a sterner day,
was wont to lay the bad men flat,
when they had come to Stay; he
was so fluent with his gat he had
the right of way. A mild and quiet
gent he seemed, an inoffensive
hick. and on the righteous guys he
beamed and had no bone to pick;
but when the bad man whooped
and screamed, Bat piled his shoot
ingstick. His fame was spread
from coast to coast, so well he
used his gun, and where he walked
the wicked host was promptly on
the run, and he was never known
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
By LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

/ window could not have been the
( cause of attracting the insects. At
the present time there are many
| homes, all over the country, in
tested with different varieties OF
house flea. Sometimes these fleas
come from pet dogs and cats,
sometimes they get into rugs
from goodness knows where; and
often they annoy people by get
ting into the clothing. OIL Of ce-
dar drives them away. for they
hate the smell of it. Buy a little
| of this oil from druggist and APP
| ply 1t to your leather set and to
the floor under your rugs.
A Subscriber: Twill you please
give me a recipe for a floor paint
that will harden quickly, yellow
preferred ?"
Answer: I am sorry, but I have
no such recipes. A painter would
mix you one. Or you could buy
one of the many fine brands of
paint on the market.
Mrs. B.: IT recently read your
answer to L. d. p. in regard to
stiffening crocheted baskets. II
they are dipped into melted par
affine and shaped while cooling
they look a pure white and l be-
lieve it is a much easier and cheap
er way to stiffen them than to
make the syrup-as you suggest.
ed"
Answer: Thank you, Reader
Friend. 1t was kind of you to take
the trouble to write in about It.
That's what we're all looking for
better ways of doing things.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
REDUCING THE ABDOMEN.

The stout woman always has the
problem of reducing large stom-
Ach and abdomen, but then she can
always feel that a general reduc-
ton course will reduce the abdo-
men as we'll as other parts OF the
body. The woman who has the
real difficulty is the woman who
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22
Wonan's Daily Magazine Page
Social Calendar

Tuesday.
Banquet Of Commercial teachers
at Alvarado at noon.
Luncheon Of state Parent Teach
ers' association at Central avenue
Methodist church at noon.
Concert and entertainment for
~ NJ. E. A. at armory at S:15
p. m.
Orphanage ball at Colombo hall
at p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-22

trouble and IN
if a m m a tion so
that l was not able
to do my house
work. Iconsulted
several doctors
but none seemed
to give me relief.
l read in a paper
about Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
so / decided to try
If apd haforo tbe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

While tie rrcSt talked ~ subject to-
GaS was tNIrfSo's CtoSe-Cut TRIUMPH
over Princeton. from u purely confer
ence Stardp point ohio states victory
over Michigan was the most iniportan.
~ SATURDAYS contests. Il virtually
eliminated Michigan from tnmeci" Se
cham rionshia con Sidera ti"n. and nrm'E
eSta bliShoi ohio State. 1920 champions.
as a possible titlc winner.
ohio state. after t-.UK defeated IS
4 few weeks ago. ~ tberitn. SuppHs-
edly 4 minor CCl'eg- IN toothHI!. WAS
counted ou. "S tho race. The follow
ing week the Orleans crerwhe'W,d
Minnesota. Despite tbs showing by
lasr Years .'Nar.piorS Michigan was r
rarcrite AZ the Start "t Saturdays con
test, ard ths WOW zines defeat VS.
"Eur:Y ~" Nos;s e.eIea.
OHIO Sac u"w il ranked with Wis
ecrs.r. Iowa -Cd Chicago as = pos
ITe.s tIt'e liner. rhicas2 j"tni"s The :,
ph2ur ~ - ,,ctory owe: Princeton.
WISCONSIN lid as Ms expected IN
heating Illinois % /" -. an! the u!;nl
nov a." considered oUc q the light {, T
the title MiHre,Nn'a'S SIX % v!ct"rE
over Indiana hruT-ht little c"mmenc
As the gs.rie was looked On as ~ minor
importance
Iowa. WIN an easy schedule. apparent
~ has 2 h.',C- chance 20 80 through
re s,a>o,, uudsee;.;cd than have Chit
rago Ohio State. or Wisconsin. these
teams fa.lUS hard games with each
.tTeT
Eex. Saturday,. trerN are few games
~ inn "'I"c" NIrAi=au meets Illinois
In zane which seemingly - ~ little
!rlpn:-arC. 80 far ~ the champion Shil
c,,es Nia-..->': * eVr""tcd - have
m cas-. ,',r." win Minnesota while iowa
$ 8 .'s.-.,,"A s.Nn~i'" az er Fur'lUe. N"trc
pane '~n.u ,u'S.h" -" conference"
meets ''Gil'la and I'h!;cCo ilayS It's
Ne,-ruI i','fr, a'';rr1l g1r:" The No'n-
rad" A.g:vs coming here 70 play the
MARQUIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
BENW00D-NYAL
ENDED IN TIE.
BOTH TEAMS SCORED TOUCHDOWN
AND KICKED 9oAL-FINAL
SCORE WAS ~
Rsnske Gets Away for 65-Yard Run
After Intercspting Pass-othor
Score was On End Run

Yesterday afternoon ~ IT, f,r;'-
seventh s,r-er rridr"n thH \Sai y. |.
eleven and the Reuw"".! \. = hA' 'i"'i
To- a S.ven-SeV,n u" ~ ono OF iN'' pcs
games ~ the season. TIVE AND AGAIN
earh Tram would get tho rai! in tn"
r1rny territory. ruly !" bu rrrulSgd.
The nrst score C@n." in ~" 'htr,t
ouarter when Rnn.ka FOR tho South
Siders intercepted forward ia - ON his
own thirty. tivr yard lin" AMI ran We -,
yards for tu':cElown. 60 ~ itCke'!
4 rA,v minutes later tho E'nw"N'!.t"s
plourhed through IN" ~" IN! 80" ."
end run by Mechanic pT' III" ha| "'"r
coal was also kicked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
BUFFALOES-BROOKSIDE
BATTLE TO 90 SCORE

Yesterday aftrrn"H1 81 the E-ookstde
z~"unla. N. recently organized Eufta-
'o"S o. the East En-. Aattied tEs BIo"N'
.,," '"Nau u q H-S tie N enc nr mo
rup>t Interesting sett"ss ~ n" week.
"rd Roth played hard. Volta Ryan and
Easle.. Starring to- TO locals while
Vaughn arI kilGu-c starred for the
home team. Tho i"ca,s scored on LONG
forward Pass while BroHkside scored
their six POINTS w!th Nv" drop Kicks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

uai. New York athletic club; Henry
nrt.kin-r!ds" and Arthur Lyon NC"
YrrE r,are,s club: Major FrHn"7
ilc..,,ri ". +. e.. captain or hF
.r-r Nr...,,..H Olympic fencing team
@ 4 ,,C.rNnr: ani thLunc"y *. ~,
I r.r~s..i. Sow lu:k 4. -: Gfore H.
l'rr..t. Sc. Nurk r. { Majvr Knuc't I
scar, Cnit"d States Amy, l.. W.
ana : L. Sairrs. Illinois \. e.. Rhyn'r
yor r,.y.r e thirteen. b",'' vt" IA"
RAJ Ter Hal nine % eleven and l':oh I'VE
az .iN- -.
S.lh.s >Hc~na" Hal. Sergeant !. ".
niri"nd | =. A.: T'r. T.. f. \""l. WASH
'rgF.r'l SGrT,r" rrnC"f> Er~lRne I. J..
lul'r-l,w !Gr~. Il. J.. Bown"u. +. !. cum
lirc!arg nd &. j. Walker. !. :. y.
i..,r Sch"1mah"r. and .'nnh Allhire.
e: j Ii"""ks Il. Parker. Phiih-
felphi3. u,mjtuch"'i. t;ricl NMrt"!. H"''
l,I% \ :.
HtN won >ih successive bouts ana
Srr-can' Ttm"nd "rrrnt ~: ten. -
William Russ"ii. Fost"u 4. y. t"'f
,.na.ui.,n. R.,N W ItHtch"r. New l"r>
\ =. !?@" champion ''hHunC"y Me-
l'i.r..on present 'humINi0a: Breed.
Jyr,..l>iu-.d-r. Victor 'urtj. Now York
\ = Eayn"'. HonrNr"it, D!Inur!.
SAFER ard T.. 4. II. Gay.
The international patches will h"Gn
\nv.mlrr y at tn" E"ncrrS' 'luh IN
N.e!rir-i"n. nd will I've concluded IN
~. -. %oveirher 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
NJ CONKEYS LOSE
To D|LLONVALE
PERIEY AND BURRRARDT ARE
8ESTEp By HAYWOOD IN FAST
BASHBALL GAME
Large Crowd witnesses Third Game OF
Serte-Loeals Hit Hard, But
Couldn't Score

Although hey h. hard Al times, the
NcCoHkcvS "s 'hc F.aS, End wcrr not
sup,.or:NE ParlAv ard Hirkha"lt On n"
mound. being credited with three errors.
ard as result the locals dropped tine
trl-d garN = the series ," tho plliun-
vais indians Yesterday afternoon On the
D.io1,a," Hia rnOrd before u large
crowd.
- 'rcr'S we're not cutGia seed. hut
errors ha,rel the hcme teanI Pile ny 4
tai - ".-St raaS, while BurHhdrdt
AMI ps~i"w vArs unable 10 sop IN"
i"t.a.s ..' N" e hitting rampage. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
CARROLL CLUB DUCK
PIN WEEK SCHEDULE.

To ro,.ow.,.- ~. the eameS S'hcd-
p'e4 rnr n" I."S"'fl wy"t i"r the teams
.. L. carroll r.la l"r, In League,
NEe * TO- !ra'"heS ":.hS 'e;y i0t"' .
Ssr.. ,,.:rsl..g the q IN s,O.. teams
4nvArt.r N"n1av. Minors -. lra.s"ss
Es.m. So. = EdE"ool Tuesday.
W,rSe-s -. Cuoa!es: Barrels - VA,
-oot rhursday. kstns Ne 5: Ear
luSrsrs FrldAy CAROLS e " '"
r ~
50 ra,Zue uas s,s-.HG AS VOC = II
-. s-o-es we're "sry interesting 'nnr,
lrs sor+ good bowling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
.BEARCATS WIN ONE +
MORE HARD BATTLE.
DOWN Vance Juniors by Lone Touch
down In One Of the Best Games
Of thu Season.

The fast ESa-Cais yesterday al 'oot'
1s..o,cI Vance Hrs. in the hardeS!
,,,,r..n c,cr fought Oh the Nick Hell
FLA. By the scnr" 60. The Iims W.
.rtc,ar,IIar throughout and looked IKE
:. IL. a, the beginning. However In the
la, quarter Lupirik, OF Eearcata' man
er.r, rao,r,ts lost trcir star fuhback.
.,,.,fn I,ia,. when hn wss injured IN
- v,iI, II, ,r,t the rest of the season.
uanaecr Ryk"skey and Coach Seniox
have booked the N"urd>v!!r \. -. -
Nnurdsviii", for next SuhHa!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
COLUMBIAS LOSE
TO BELLA|RE TO
Locals outplsysd Home Team Thorough
out Game-Score was Result OF
successful Pass

BEFORE 4 crowd of thirteen hundred
enthusiastic gridlron followers. the fast
, Columbia a. L. went down TO defeat Al
the hands Of the Iiena!re A. c. in the
las, tvo minutes Of play bS the close
, srnrn OF TO o. Eespitr defeat tho
lucI. lads oUtgenera,ed and outclaSS"d
the E"lla!ye uutnt In rrACtrat.E every
. department. OF the game until the !alter
Part % tn" last quarter.
In IN" urSt quarter tho locals received
and carried tho pig skin up IN" Hr'd
for thirty yCIrds VIA line piNnseS an"
end runs. ling on a Tumble 60. o" .r ne
buckeyes we're unable 10 perctrai" t"r
t'ol,l;ullH iiuc 10 any adIHntaGc ana
Their end runs ard forward paSs'S We're
Continually broken up. Witch nerrHS'-
ia;sd their painting to Keep OUT ot GIRL
In the second period OF the game the
; visitors completely "utc,"sscl the hci'
! ra!re ,aGS ~ end runs ard Enc p!"nGrS
hat werr kip: from scoring "nJt
! again a,t"t:.. ted 10 Tough the WherhnS
! linz. but the stone wall defense Qhrrcd
, then, 10" mach resistance ana tt'!
; again rt~urt"d 70 punt'nc 20 AVOID "''h-
! y"r buring this quarter the hall re-
! manned IN possession OF Tue N'I""h"'"'
; the majority OF the time.
, In tn. third quarter the Rc!lalrc noFs
J rece!S cl br:: failed II max" their hrSt
! down ard tho ball went 10 the H'S't"rs
whn successfully worked end runs and
forwards and lost on the thirty line by
r,mb,e The Buckeyes again at
I tr,,pt.'t line tiunSeS. hit TIE f"AlStlh''
| proved too great. End runs ~'r" tI"!
| tried, bat they awaited noihing; HcN'rhI
/ forwards were broken up n thlS sax"
| OF tho game and the oh!oanS again re
! sorted 10 pGatnS.
In the nna! quarter "f IN" enEaGei,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Alumni Reunion PINNED

The cr-.,est reunion 81 A unnl TIA
W,>: NlrslnIt has rvcr had, ts pan
rlri ayr THANKSGIVING day. HurrE ur
N,.... for twenty ~" Years $uGCeSs'H
,,..,,, at Ni,nigau. and Il member o!
''" MuGu,aiv"crS teams or 1875 y" m,
90 h,, ;L,.tlv written mat ma Nil
n, crescent ;,r ,hc mrs: tine IN MAI
years and hundreds .: "ther0 ~" "r'
seldom >c"n on ihr CAMPUS are e.
pCrted 10 return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

r,recn h. rrhc" has been found salts
factory fer reinforcing concrete piles
hy 4 railroad In Ihira.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
Tickets Already on Sale
,,,rn. - ,Ie crowd lnflctpat

So grra; is The crowd anticipation, aHu
So great wi. We TN" 'nN ON the 'ncNl
nrEa niztt,uu ~ hantl;rg IT, that ucke!a
for the contest wiz 60 on sa'e thih
y EEK 10y mail order only. More thah
C,ur ,hnusauI ,cttrrs With ticket up.
rli,.,;,nn blanks have been sent {"
N,u,rrh ut the University. and these
.lcr,, are expected T." demand moro
Than half tnC 'ICS"t~ .; the 'niNersitF
void Az elnhrr,tte system NJ prefer
,rroN Las hcru worked "u' which. re-
oriir"S No. only every Aumrus and lay
si.t,lat"r l.. have n coupon 'i"krt olt
,.,,lv student al vol. Studonts VIII he
,cuuirrd 10 exchange thsr tickets tHr
rrs.rou ~cs,s which call for hc same
,..,,i,,m : tNor have formerly occupied
L,,nc rarc< In this way. II ~
hn-rI To- G,i" an Absolutely solid block
- SEATS frr ,NeariNr purposes, &s we'll
- tn utiliye absolute every seat N
tho ev:ir" f,ld = present $500 sea -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24

Two base lat We.t"e We. rer'Hr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-24
S8.l5 Il Week

and they know thai next spring,
when the good weather comes
and the great outdoors il calling,
they will have Il BRAND NEW
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE to