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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

ura the parents 81 little daughter. porn
January !.
Mrs W A CALDWELL Gontihhss huiUs
ell al haI home haha III Lewis '"nia"
/, tho Attending phyni"lnn ahd A'Ha
nndln nuIh nuIhs
~, aud MIA J, J.. H""i ""'a ""'""
,u Ityn,r"n HiaiInn hY tho llIh"s5 "'
IhoiI InnIioT MIn. Iintilai I"'"h' ""'
rnII ard hinI""aI"d her hli'. MI" '"'."
WA vll"i"g nj 10" h""" ~ ""' """r'
tor Mn WIN IlIegle owing !" w"
,1,,o,,ou a1o ar Nh. J'olou, tho lnju
In rnnoldo,"d quite seii"u".
Mr. mud Mira TCarIaywin" w"r" cHI""
Ia tho city rn Monday hy tho SERIOUS
IlInrrn "r tholr daughter. Mrs. Heft""
nrc'dlngor Mr. Enrleywine ret"rn""
homo on Thurrdny. and Mrs. E"ri"yw'h'
Will roturn at lntor dnte.
Mr.. Russell Davis OF East "he'hhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

IL quite III with pneumonia. ~. DAVIS
IL . brother Of Mr.. Jshs DAvts d tAeS
place.
Mia. Ann. n, winters II vtsliiaG ~
brother. Alfonso Winters 0f hAJ4hali ave-.
nla. Ilim Grove. WIN has bssa ssrlous'v
~ with asthma ana heart n0ubls' hvs
10 now GnnvaissasHt,
Miss ni.p1ha Inhs snd Miss Nasjes1O
Dssus ~ NJ Union spsnt TueseAv'
nisht with Mts Hophia Hhsphsrd 81 ~
Wheeling 0rssk.
M, ana Mrs Uub.r, hsritDeft spent
Rnnday with r-ia,ivss ~ b1cusf pf1tN
Mrs. hnnla sheldon has pntrhAssN .
nno Jeraoy COW from Mr.. AIbart NsCut.
Icy. -
Mr.. C. W. Wallace OF ovsrbrooh lin
Grov~. continues to he critically Ill -
tho Ohio valley hospital. and grave
doubts hrc entertained for his rooovefv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

tuTned hnma after Waiting Nj ana MI
" Travis nr ltnuuh n"tl"i"
Il Mile, 1T iniiin"ni was hus
iuaaa haia soHI ailnT
. William Tu,har ~ ~ Mayo va"
"a i,usinasa ,istI"f h"t" Y""l"td "T
Mayb. y"o'v. '~ed "H""l Tow"
ntun." hy nnhsrt 0olllsn. j" T"'
n.su,a.y uvsninu Fost. NJ o"uis"
he. a,ut th. maRssins Mold ana wiz
h.r~afbsv wHt. for nsv'pNpsr" H'S
Small Town stun" will appear i" this
pNrt Of th. country ssclusiV.ly l" Ths
whssliua Intsluasnosr, starting H"'"f
day. january IL. Looh for IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
vup uonrpp MoTuaa

feres u.ahi"'oa f'' - "rd 'I'"s" "f h"'
fDfbHafs Ghe h"'aat 't"H' D." " "" u
pNts p,,rrunleu, r"'a"n combining v"
hna inniVldupl tho 'luileS ~ r"'aa. """s.
keauhrr mi mrTol lna'Tu"tur " 10 ~"
wohtrr nat many c"Ha"ls"tif'a women
btaak under tho sir"ln. md that others
DRAG out WlTernhln eylnisn"". always
tired ana Yet unrh'" :" 'HF" d"ys
vacn ton. sub women VIII nnh them
sNIyea k,anrnifl 'ud thor burdens made
e. Eler by tho 10" "r Lydia T. nlnkham y
Vegetable Compound. which waR madn
FOR suffering women. and does not fall
10 relloYe u IN. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
LuEtrous Hair, Soft ana hbundant,
Easy TO Have by Using This
wonderful RsautiHsr

Ir your hair IN anything short OF Pof
feet 4, lonlnu color. too dTS wihpy M"
difficult To- arrange RtiTh"llVcIy, 81 u mo
ncaIu burma aud ItChrH. you hh"uI' I'M
rnodh,lciy uro I'urininn hago, tho h'a'
npl,Iicniinn rrm"von all dnndThH. '"p's
and inviEorntcH tho nCnlp. ana h"""l'h"H
tho hair until II In Rl"Tl"unly r"hl"h''
rnrlnihn Rauo HuppIlen all hair noe"n
n conlninb tho cEnUt slnmcntH nooh"h I"
mnko tho hair MOTT pnd wnVy. ana 10
make "a grow long. thich nnh b"nh'''u'.
II In doliEhtfully porfum"h not H'l'"y
or Kreary nnd can bo hnh at any hrnH
or toilet counter.
I'aririan baEo acts in"thniH ono mp
pIiallo aiop, itching head qua ito'h
ens nm tho hair You will he huIpii"nh
and delighted with thiu holpful toilet
nn,onniiy. Tor nothing nlna In -" T""h
for tho hair nnd scalp. anh nothing n"
uuIrkIy honutinUH tho halt. giving "
Tint onvinbIo charm nnh fnh'lnn'l"h'
I.aIinian Hnao Ia inoNponnive ana en"lIY
upod hI home. g ". 'Irl"nt % 90 h"Ii
lot. or Il nud will guarantee II l" you
Adv,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13
M'MECHEN
ALLIANCE RICHMOND
INJURED IN MINE
McMsohsn Man Caught by Fan OF
stone at HitChmAn-Wiu
Recover

Alliance Rl,hmond. l""hl man. was
taken IL tho GIondalo hospital S's'''
day afternoon .suiluIlng fI"i" i"I"il'S
Owed la "a fan of si"nD al Tia liI''h'
i"au coal mlne
ui.hiu"nd ~"a w"IhlnH /" IL" '"I""
aI,.,tIy aHsIn"un YCat,'h"y. ~h"" lao
wa caught Ia n"n,a N"y h} IL" I"ll'"e
aI"na Ito Waa al "n'" '""h'h '" VIC"
anI. ~ ~oa aI"I"h lh"'' l""' "'t"'
that b.. ~as a"vo'Sls i"l"''d "'''"' IL"
tnrb although iIo l"l"'l" az" net "'
rorIed ~ pro" f"'"l
slightly Improved,
Z, was Inr"rIod ~ Ne" '!I'"''"I" "'"
,I,oI Into iast ulrh' ih"' ~" """h'''""
~ Isaac uyn'd wnr uirhuy lmrr"v"'
uyprd received saver" Hrplp w"unh
"wednesday whIla working "n " =
wreck train nj tho Panama mln" ~
ynundaylIIe HN Ia rEp""toh 10 r"""N"r
from his lnJurl"H
To Set Primary Date.
The date for tho primary election nor"
will ho Hct Mt tho n"Nt meeting OF
cohncIl. which will 10 hold nrNt Thurs
day night Tho f1nRl election Will he
held on MnrCh I. Much interest IL DO
inK taken In tho coming election, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-13

A nsht casa was To have "oma up ~
poiios court laat eSonIna hut l""'a"""
Tsfsiii. 6ns 6f tho mon inS"lSod. ala not
show up. A ~arsa"i ~aa lnHn"d f"f
HIN. aud he viii probably lao "''s"'"h
and pi.8sd Ia Iail Tho nthar nIan.
Abbr I.ilmAn. was discharged
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
AUBREY DEvlNE LED
IN SCORING POINTS
Record Not EquaIed in Confer
ence In Recent Years.
Achievement, Not Surprising as Little
Quarterback Has Earned Great
Reputation During Three
Years on Team.

Aubrey Devine, the little all-western
quarterback and captain Of the Univer-
sity of Iowa football eleven Western
Conference champions, led all 'Sthe
Big Ten stars in scoring during the
past season. Devine tailed 6S Of the
l23 points his team made In champion
Eship records, a record which has not
Been eQualed in the conference In re-
cent years.
Devine's record represents nine
touchdowns and fourteen goals from
touchdowns. He led the conference In
each of these branches of scoring as
well as In the total points. Counting
preliminary games, his total would be
much larger.
Ranking next to ~Devine was Elliot.
Wisconsin halfback, who scored seven
touchdowns for ~ points In champion
ship contests while Locke Of Iowa
was third and Bedding Of Iowa tied
for fourth place giving the Hawkeyes
three on the first four leading scorers
Of the season.
The following table shows the
touchdowns, goals, field goals and
total points made by the scorers in
the conference this season, only con
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14

Tad Jones, head coach Of Yale's
football eleven, has evolved one fact
out Of his years Of football expert
ence:
Football players-that Is the really
great ones-are born, not made. A
man may have courage, speed and grit,
and yet he will be only a mediocre
football player. unless he is blessed
with a certain natural ability which
might be called football sense.
II have played with and against
many men, and 1 have trained many
others, but have always noticed
that the stars were the men who In
tuitively knew what to do.
Instinct Directs Them.
"They are the men who race
through a broken field for touch
down, making their way according to
no set formula, but only as instinct
directs them.
1.-THE star Of the prep school Is
generally q star at college. The soon
er a boy begins to play football, the
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
SEA OTTER AGAIN NUMEROUS
Alaska Trappers Report Priceless Fur
bearer Back in keIp Beds on
AIeutian Islands.

Yakutat, Alaska.-The sea otter.
once almost extinct and now protected,
is again inhabiting the sea kelp beds
on the Aleutian islands in large num-
bers. In fact. so many are seen the
department Of fisheries may be pre-
vailed upon for a brief open season
for the benefit Of natives and trappers
who have Jared badly the last two
seasons.
The sea otter is one of the most
cunning and easily frightened OF ami
mails. Like the fur seal it's pelt has
an ebony simmer, showing silver
when blown open, but soft black,
tipped with white when examined hair
by hair. A full grown animal meas
ures six feet from nose to end Of tail
One pup Is born at time. The moth
err otter sleeps on her back in the
water, clasping the young in her arms
Each native is permitted to trap two
year for his own use. The sea Of
ter has been seen as far south as Eu
reka, Cal. The pelts are priceless.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
Expedition Headed by Professor
Reisner Brings Back Story
of Lost Civilization.
LINE OF ITS RULERS TRACED
Ten Years Research Provides Hicn
Collection for Harvard University
and Boston Museum-6et
Full List Of Rulers.

Cambridge, Mass.-Discovery OF the
tombs Of 26 generations. Of Ethiopian
kings and the recovery of material
hurled for more than 2,OOO years,
which makes it possible for the first
time to write the history Of Ethiopia
were reported by the joint Egyptian
expedition of Hardware university and
the Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. The
expedition, in charge Of Professor
George A. Reisner of Harvard. was In
Egypt ten years. Its findings In part
have been reported from time to time.
Find Royal Cemeteries.
The discovery Of the lost civilization
Of ETHIOPIA was made at Napata. now
called Gebel Barkal. Naparata. the an
Gent capital of Ethiopia. lies In the
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, at the southern
end of Dongola province. The roya'
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14

better chances he has Of developing
natural ability. A boy Is never too
young to learn at least the rudiments
of the game A few knocks will only
help him to stand the harder bumps
Later on In life.
Football is the greatest game there
is. 1t is probably the most scientific
game played today. Development OF
the game has been very rapid, and In
some ways it has not been for the
best.
Spread Their Formations.
| "Some coaches have tendency to
spread their formation all over the
field, hoping that something lucky may
happen to permit them to score. This
ought to be limited,
A team should win because 1t has
well-balanced attack. based on sound
football, together with an adequate de-
Tense.
"A good running attack with the use
Of d few mass plays should form the
basis Of any winning team"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14

Deyine's work was by no means
surprise, for the little quarterback mas
earned great reputation during his
three years on the Hawkeye eleven.
He recently was termed by DR.. Harry
williams. Minnesota coach, as 1.-The
greatest back field player the country
has ever known, man OF all-Amerl-
can caliber."
Devine, who lives in Des Moines'
Ia was all-Iowa quarterback 10 hlgn
school, and has been chosen by VIZ
tually every critic Of all-conference
and all-western .quarterbacks during
the last two seasons. He Is stocky
and weighs 1853 pounds. although only
nye feet nine inches in height. De
vine is twenty-three years Old.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14

Rollie Williams will captain the Uni
yersity of Wisconsin football team In
1922.
Elbows" Killinger. Penn States
sensational backfield star, will be
graduated In February.
81
iris Speaker has signed contract
TO manage the Cleveland American
! tea ,.e team next season.
The annual intercollegiate swimming
championship Of New England will be
held in Boston, March. IL.
The dove Of peace may lull the ma
lions. but 1t never will subdle t1e ]
age-old longing to kill the umpire
l. Kanazar of Richmond, KY,
has been elected president OF the
National Fox Hunters association.
-
Toe Moore. international speed skat-
ing champion, has been ruled profes-
sional by Mid-Atlantic Skating associa-
ton.
Princeton may drop Navy from 1872
football schedule to keep In trim fol
hard battles with Chicago, Yale ano
Harvard. ;.
A game between the Vanderbilt elev
| ON and University OF Michigan the sec
ond Saturday in October, 1922. may %
arranged.
Rilly Miske. the light heavyweight
fighter is reported as having lost hi'
| entire fortune Of $4,000 in an auto
| mobile venture.
Admissions to the four football
Games played in Northrop field at TIL
/ university of Minnesota this season
totaled So, S88.5O
Toe Beckett, the English heavyweight
/ NAV come to the United States tni'
winter and meet one or more OF Amer
ica's good heavies.
charles Erb, quarter back Of Uni
versity Of California's champion 1901
han team, has been elected captain
for the 1922 season.
Johnny Buff, the Jersey City veteran
boxer who holds the fiyweight an
also the bantamweight pugilistic titles
will not compete abroad.
Tom Gibbons insists that he Is oni
twenty-eight years old. Says ne ca
nroye it, because he wasn't born III
n 1893. Guess that settles it.
Credits in gymnastic work VIII o
given students of the University 9
pennsylvania who devote specified tim
each week to ice skating ana ic
hockey.
+. Jimmy Coveney, infielder for tn
San Francisco club, has been SOLO
the Cincinnati. Reds. San Francise
gers. besides cash consideration
Geary, Coumbe, and Mitchell, pitcher
and an outfielder yet 70 be named.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
"Meanest Man on Earth"
Discovered in Iowa

The "meanest man on earth
Is believed to be living in Mount
Vernon, la. An automobile driver
became stalled near the city and
hailed passing truck driver.
who found the loose connection
and proceeded to crank the en-
CINE. The engine back-hred,
breaking the rescuer's arm.
! II broke my arm" he said.
"Too bad" responded the res
cued motorist as he speeded
down the road. Unable to start
, his big truck, the injured man
was forced to walk to Mount
Vernon, where he received medi-
.. cal attention.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
Find TOmbS of
Ethiopian Kings

cemeteries were found outside the city.
At Nuri, to the south, on low knoll
near the River Nile, the archaeolo-
gists examined group Of pyramids
which proved to be the tombs of the
20 kings and 25 queens of Ethiopia
from $50 to $50 b. c., most Of whose
names had been lost to human knowE-
edge.
Excavations gradually uncovered the
burial chamber of Tfrhaqa, the king
Of Ethiopia mentioned in the book Of
Isaiah, who was one of the five Ethl-
opian monarchs who ruled over Egypt.
and then one by one uncovered tha
tombs of all the other kings, queens.
princes and princesses of Ethiopia for
period of more thai = centurieA
After the excavations at Nuri, four
of the greatest kings of Ethiopia ,>ers
still lacking-kings who, like Tirhaqa,
had ruled Egypt as well as Ethiopia.
In the third year of search these four
kings with their queens. and indeed six
generations of their ancestors, were
found at the second royal cemetery at
El-Kur NV on the north Of Napata.
Descend From Nomads.
1t was then discovered that the
royal family of Ethiopia had sprung
from a tribe of Libyan nomads whe
had entered the province, then a part
of Egypt, about 900 B. c., had become
Egyptianized, revolted from Egypt and
finally, under Piankhy, conquered the
older country. From this sunscorched
place five of the kings Of Ethiopia had
ruled Egypt and 1900 miles of the
Nile valley, and had sent their ambas-
sailors to the courts Of Assyria and
western Asia.
Careful study Of the objects and In
scriptions found in these tombs has
given the HarvardBoston archaeOlo-
| gists full chronological list Of the
kings Of Ethiopia during this period.
and knowledge Of the condition and
development of the remarkable arta
| and crafts of the time.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
GEORGIA TECH ASKS GAME.

Athletic authorities Of Georgia
Tech, through Senator Harris OF
Georgia, have made preliminary
oyertures for home-and-home
series of football games between
the elevens Of the Naval acad-
e,ny and Georgia Tech, starting
next fall, with game at Attain
ta Senator Harris on behaif
81 the Georgia Tech authori-
ties has taken up the matter IN
FORMALLY with athletic directors
1T Annapolis. He was told 20
snbmh a definite proposal 10
writing and 1t would be consid-
erred. The proposal confem-
mates q two-year series, the
came in 1922 to be played at.
Atlanta, and the 1923 contest at
annapolis. IN
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
u. S. Leads in
Canal Tonnage

governor, who points out that the
present system is to assess tolls, on
the basis of $120 a net ton, according
to Panama canal measurement, "un-
less this would result in rate of
more than SL25 a net ton, according
to United States rules of measure
ment."
Under this dual system tolls col
lected amounted to $11,276,S S9, which
is 81 ,937 ,O21 less than would have been
collected If Panama canal rules only
were used" he adds. SPEEDY enact
ment of law establishing the single
standard is urged"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
NEW BALL PARK AT ATLANTA
Owner SpiIler Plans to Build Large
Plant Suitable for All Sorts
Of Athletics.

r. j. Spiller, chief owner Of the At.
lanta Southern league club, plans a
new ball park, which will not be ready.
however, until the season Of 1923 He
has bought site Of 20 acres for his
plant and plans to so build 1T that II
can be used for all sorts of athletic
events. Concrete stands will be erect
ed at a cost of $4,000. The present
Ponce de Leon park is used under .
lease that expires after 1922.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
Bible Printed In 1884
Owned by CleveIander

Cleveland, O.-Arthur Lowers
has a Bible printed in 1884. On
the leaf is inscribed:
printed by Robert Barker.
nrinter to his most excellent ma
iesty. and by the assignees of
John Bill, 1884"
The type Is old English script.
Names are scattered throughout
the book, many Of them half Oh.
liberated. An unreliable will Is
written on the first fly-leaf. Fly
leaves and wood engrayings are
scattered throughout the edi-
ton. An early Nineteenth CEN
fury record of a family Is one
feature still decipherable.
The book, according to Mr..
Lowers, has been in his family
for many generations.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
JOHNSON TO PILOT NORWICH
lnrkev Who Rode Winner Of Pimlico
Futurity Has Been Signed 20
Ride In 1922.

BENJAMIN Block and Fred Buriey ieit
no stone unturned to insure Morvlcn
success In the Pimlico Futurity. Albert
Joapson was engaged at q large re-
fsiner and received big bonus after
the race. while McAtee received 81
900 for having held himself IN reada-
ness in the event OF any miscarriage
that might have prevented Johnson
riding The latter has been signed
"a ride Norwich and Mawrcoron, the
Block color bearers, in next seasons
racing.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
COACH OPPOSES BETTING

Students at the University of
California are urged by Andy
Smith, head football coach, not
to bet on football games.
"Next year intend to ask all
student organizations to promise
that they will not gamble on
football games" Smith said.
Betting Is getting to be seri-
GUS evil, and while I never ex-
pect it to reach the same stage
as It did In horse racing, fight
ing and baseball. still it works
hardships to the football play
ers."
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
New Record Made, With Britain,
Japan and Norway Follow
ing in Order.
GROWTH DUE TO COMPETITION
Ships Of Four Nations Carried 30 Per
Cent of Tonnage Which Moved
Through Canal During the
Last Fiscal Year.

Washington.-Ships of four nations
carried so per cent Of the approx
mately 100000 tons of cargo which
moved through the Panama canal dur
ing the fiscal year ended June ~,
1921.
American vessels led all others with
total Of 5,163,OOO tons. establishing
new record by increasing the total
tonnage Of the previous high years by
615 1888.
British ships were second and sur
passed even the high mark OF 1917,
their last banner year. They reached
a total Of 3,73S, $50 tons.
japan and Norway took third and
fourth places with $4,000 and 637 $50
tens, respectively. Norway dropped
below its figures for 1918, but Japan
scared to new heights. exceeding her
last high mark by 1920 tons.
Result Of Competition.
These unparalleled Increases in COM
| merce moved through the waterway
by the four nations are attributed by
Gov. J. ]. Morrow of the Panama
! canal, In his annual report to compe-
tition SO keenly developed that it re.
quires use Of the quickest routes.
Almost one-third Of the total ton
mage handled" the report says, "was
so strongly competitive that prompt
and complete service may have beer
the determining factor In the choice OF
the Panama route. In many Of the
Trades served by the Panama canal
the saving Of distance, and hence Of
time, by the use of the canal is 81
great that shipping could hardly at
ford to use any other route"
OF the nations which shared in NOV
ing the remaining II per cent Of ton
mage the most important were Den
mark. Holland, Spain, Sweden. France
and Peru in the order named.
i "The most important trade rout
served by the canal" the report adds
"was that between the east coast o
the United States and the west coas
of South America. Others Of the prin
cipal routes were those from the cas-
coast Of the United States to the ia
east and between the west coast o
America and Europe"
Gov. Morrow points to the doubl
value of the canal to the United States
In addition to the quick service
gives American ships from coast t
coast and in the world trade route:
, there Is. he said, constantly increas
ing revenue which comes to the natio
from tolls collected.
"In terms Of money the Panam
canal" the report asserts. had gros
revenues Of more than $27, OO0. 600: II
creased investment, additions. stool
etc.. of 100000 and gross operatin
expenses Of $24.5OO.OOO" The exces
Of revenues In the last fiscal year, til
report shows, was 50, 100. 900 more tina
for interest on the capital cost Of tn
waterway.
Big Railway Revenue.
) The Panama Railroad company, a.
cording to the report, had gross rev
nue. Of approximately $22.O0O.OOO. a
. increase in investments in capital a,
ditions of $1,5OOOOO, while the gro.
operating expenses were $4,000. OK
on June 80 last. Gross revenues
the Panama Railroad Steamship lin
at the same time, were S., 1854
while operating expenses for the fisc
year totaled $685., 257.
Legislation to increase the reven,
collected from tolls is asked by Il
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
IEsREAu IS POPULAR COACH
Former New York Giant TWirier Now
Has Charge Of Baseball At
Dartmouth College.

Big JEFF Tesreau, the ex-bigleague
pitcher, Is one of the popular coacnes
at Dartmouth, where he has charge OF
baseball In the winter and spring and
In the fall has much to do with further
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
Erzberqer's Daughter Nun.

Berlin, Germany.-Maria Erzberger
daughter Of the recently murdered
former German minister Of finance
Matthias Erzberger, has taken the veil
in the nunnery of Echt in southern
Holland.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14

ing the athletic work Of the big run OF
students, who the first two years have
to take some regular exercise. Many
of the boys ride horses or take cross
country running. Others play class
football or swim.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-14
Capt. Aubrey Devine.

Capt. Aubrey Devine.
ference championship games being In
Guided. All but Pixley and Bedding
are back field men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
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