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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-06-16
JOS. KUHN &CO.
JOS. KUHN co.
On Last Thursday

when placed on sale mems new suits that
called Good Thing Purchase, had two
successful and intelligent merchants criticize our
methods
The first man, doing business big scale i'm
Rock Island, said: "If | were giving the public
what you putting out would use two or
three fu-page ads and make Hurra1! and
create some excitement because you surely are
giving extraordinary Values
The second merchant said: ''You folks must be
crazy selling mems suits of such makes at the
prices you have these goods marked"
certainly willing learn However we
have different method in mind or another view point
We believe the
merchants intend headlines
tend to cricse them; but have
No January July prices every
the
immediately when buys
place the goods before
We recommend good when
any especially since the involved
"Circus Style of advertising
We continue of
matched within radius of 11S miefor and
pareL
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-06-16
Hold Memorial Services.

Joint memorial services were held
Sunday evening, June IL, at Odd Eel
lows hall by j. T. Harahan Lodge Nc.
COZ, B. of l.. E., and Supreme Divis-
ion No. 344, G. |. A. Several graves
of departed members of each organ
ixation were decorated on Monday.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-06-16
JOB PRINTING AT THE REVIEW OFFICE:
Operative Plasterers
and Cement Finishers Local
No 11S

John p. Wheaton. President, 31l E.
Park Ave, Bell 2646.
Joseph OBrien, ce-President, 3O4
E. Hill st.
James Dunn. Fin. and Cor. Sec, 513
w. Beardsley Ave., Bell 3347.
Walter Murphy. Treas, 70i N. Neil
Street.
Max Hendrix, Rec. Sec, so E. Healey
Street.
Thos. Nolan, s. at A. 304 S. Second.
Meets First and Third Wednesday.
1880 P. NJ Labor Hall.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-06-16
Building and General
Lab0rers' Internation-
al Protective Union of
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS

President, Charles Paul, Res.
1902 w. Park ST. Urbana.
Tel. Main 1888.
Fin. Sec, l. H. Garman, Res.
sol N. Lincoln Ave, Urbana,
Tel. Main 995
Treasurer, A. c. Moss, Res
203 f. Washington ST., Cham
paign, Tel. Main 251S
Rec. Sec j. L. Buckner, Res.
405 E. Eureka ST. Tel Main
2214
Business Agent, Oscar Weeks,
Res. 203h f. Park Ave.,
Champaign. Tel. Main 24S3.
We endorse John Gray for
Sheriff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
Thirty Players Make
Trip With Dr.. Spears
West Virginia Squad Is Largest Ever
Carried on Trip Of Such Dis
tAnce-Howard and Stein
becker May Play.

MorEantown. W. Va. Nov 2.--Whcn
! the West Virginia university football
! squad left hero At 5:l5 o'clock this
afternoon for Cincinnati Ohio, where
! the MountaInccr eleven is scheduled TO
! play the University of Cincinnati to-
morrow. Or. G. W. Spears had thirty
! players Quartcrcd IN the private car.
This is the largest squad West Virginia
| has ever carried on a trip oc any dis
! lance. and indicates that Coach Spears
| Is going 20 substitute frequently Il the
! occasion permits.
Those making the trip ar" Graham,
/ Tallman. Pierre IiiIic. Hawkins. and
Marsh. ends: Captain Meredith. Davis
/ Howard. Cablish and Gu!ulau, racn."s;
| Se,ron Mahan. Quarics and T.uhn"y.
guards: Phil HlL barnard and Fucci,
centers; Ek5crE, Funk and Bowers
! quarterbacks: Mcmillan. Simon. Bar
mum, Mahrt.' PCleg"~, Nardrrri. Stein
bcker. DeVaughn. Uarr!rk and RIr;cN
! backs.
Tho trip * being mad" Via Fairmonr
Wheeling and C!aTks burr. and Cincim-
nat! Is 10 be reached n II" o'clock TO-
morrow morning
Today's prac'iC" was another sigma,
drill. and the regulars Will go into to-
morrows game without having been IN
scrimmagc session all week. nr.
| Spears had not Yet decided on his lineup
tonight. and IS not likely - DO 50 untN
Jus, before game time tomorrow. The
| bscKfleld situation has him worried
and 10 expects 10 meet with difficulty
in selecting combination 10 send
against Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
BRIDGEPORT VICTORS
over union 1918
Bridget OFF Form But Got Away With
victory over Becks' Hard
working Outfit.

s. Smiths bridgeport High school
team r'.vlr& >..-ht.y Of form. dcfea ed
Ernr.. l.r,h's ru."n warriors yesterday
Nf:cr"".u 80 Bridgeport by the score
ot @,-.a r." game was hard fought
all g., way bat 'hc Br!dEcts pulled the
uu"NYac,rd and came through the win
ncrs
bridgeport opened the game with a
sror" .n the FIRST period while Union
remained scorclcss. The Ohio team
scored another touchdown in the sec
oud quarter. but here Union braccd and
took :ao lead ~ scoring two touch
downs a"d Kicking one goal. They both
got one In the third period but Smiths
team ran Wild IN the 1nal quarter and
scored twice, which seemed 20 take the
hear uUt or the West VirGiHians.
Nevada With two tcuchdowns. one
after 4i-vard run. led the scoring
Coz tn" Erdgrts. while Thornton. Long
mia Eu~~!s each counted ono. The
team pm; up \ IN" defensive game and
h"id Union - ono lrst down Both
"l"v"0s played good hard clean football
THROUGHOUT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
WESLEYAN GRID TEAMS.
MEET IN CLARKSBURG
Roscrveg, Beaten by State Normal, Pass
Varsity. who Play Duquesne
In Pittsburgh Today.

Cla"EzhurE. W. Va. Nov. a-Two
Wesleyan teams met and passed here
this evening. Tho whipped and battered
MNrhodls. Reserves were homewar I'd
bound for RUckhannon after being
'rounrod by Fairmort State Normal
1910, willie the varsity squad. fresh and
rosy, were on their way 10 Pittsburgh
where on Saturday afternoon. the
M"trodIsts meet Dcquesne university.
TIL" hopes Of the Wesleyan fans were
lowered when III Varsity tam was
found 20 be short the services OF Rad
man ana raulcy tho former Wesleyan's
succa King and champion drop kicker.
the latter. the big power OF the Method
ist In" The hrUrt 81 the line work
VIII fail upon the shoulders OF SeCrist
and K'shaa%h at guards. RohrbauEh.
center. schwartz and Mccks at tackle.
and Pullman ana F.kc at ends. John
Na.v". Councllsv!lic hoy. may star; at
ruaGG against puduesne tomorrow.
Wesleyan Is picked 20 win ;omorrow's
game at Pittsburgh. though sport wise
acres are not Offering any wide margin
u points.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
L|NSLY ALUMNI
PLANS Bic DAY
Old Grads Have Arranged for Largest
Celebration Ever Held Before
Annual Wheeling Clash.

This annual clash between Wheeling
and Linsly on the Island today will
be tho medium FOR the greatest ree;lne
OF tho old Cadet grads in tho history
OF the W'heel!nE-Ltnsly games. Notices
ware sent out by tho Linsly Alumni!
Association early n the week 10 have
all members OF tha alumni 10 report a,
n. school ~ l:sh o'clock this afternoon.
Those preSsn, Will form march oF
four columns and from tho school wiz
parade over the main streets ~ town
10 tn. Island grounds. They have en-
rased the For. Henry band FOR the oc-
CASTOR and after arriving at the field
w,ll Mold another parade with tho pres
en-. students IN line. Each 81 the men
In tho line OF march will wear a yellow
ehrysanthemUr.
The body aSs arsServed seat section
all % !tsels or the L!nsly stdo OF the
field ard the old times have been prac-
,icIrs the school yells fox tho past week
which shows that sone noise will come
forth from their section throughout the
Ramr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
BUSINESS HOUSES DECORATE IN
WHEELING H|CH-[|NaY CO[0RS
MERCHANTS BHDECK THEIR WIN
BOWS WITH PICTURES OF
TEAMS AND SCHOOL ooLo1S
POE ANNUAL CLASH.
Interest Being Manifested IN Dame 10
Bigger Than Ever Bsfore-Wm
Hold Thuss Tonight.

The merchants OF Wheeling have en-
tered into the spirit OF the day, satur-
day November 4. when wheeling ana
Linsly clash in their annual grid!ron
game, and have deliberately decorated
their business houses and show windows
with the Gold and Blue Of Wheelins
High and the Orange and Black OF
Linsly.
Attractive Windows
Many windows around town are 81
tracing the attention OF street throng7
and causing considerable comment IL
IS doubtful II any previous clash OF the
two schools has ever aroused the on
,hus!asm Of the whole town a. has the
1922 tilt.
Thuses Planned
Both schools. while neither IL cont!-
dent Of victory. are planning to hold a
monster thuse meeting tonight shonid
their team return the victor In toda!
engagement. 1t Is an assured fact that
the students Of the school whose team
comes through the game victorious VIII
turn Wheeling upside down with their
antics tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
STATE EXPECTED TO
DEFEAT CINCINNATI
KIski Rules AS Fnvorite over Lanhams
freshmen Outfit - Squads
Shape Up Well.

Morran;nyvn. Nov 2.--lSr"r.aLl -
Sven with freshman players bearing n
greater share OF INC burden In 'omoT-
rows game At cincinnati, o, VITA the
University ~ Cincinnati "i"v"" the
IVES, Virginia university ma'A3n'
should not have much trouble trimming
George McI-arens Queen cry outI-
Cincinnati HAS h!g. husky ci"NrA' 'u'
for the mos, part 4 is !neN"rr''AH'd'
and Coach McLaren has not had enough
time 10 properly develop the material
The Mnuniainerr squad Yer; here
shortly after o'Clork this a't'rno"n
and Is due to arrive IN Cincinnati carly
tomorrow morning. The trip g being
made via Farnont and Wheeling IN 4
special ear Tho rcturn journey WI
ne made by way Of HarkrrShnrg, 'IarhS-
burg and rairmont. Arrangements hAN"
already been made 10 leave Cincinnati
at $50 2. m Saturday night.
Coach Spears will start his regular
forwards against Cincinnati and Gus
Ekberg will be used in the hackicld,
but wherever and whenever posS!5'"
second string material will }" sent
against the Queen CITY eleven.
While everything points - West
Virginia victory At Cincinnati The pros
poets OF the Moun.ainner freshmen are
anything but bright. Tney are % meet
the hiEhly-;outed k'skl school eleven
on the athletic mold here. Indicated,
and Boosting Of its strongest team IN
wears. Kiski 70 sure ~ give Coach Ian
hams cherubs a bitter dose. Local
fans do not expect ;he frtshies 70 win.
but they arc counting on thcm 70 hc,d
tho big Saltsharg machine - i low
score. II Is easily tho hardest game 0r
the freshman card and victory viii
offset any previous defeat suffered by
the local eleven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
TUNNEY BREAKS
HANLON' 8 JAW IN
BLOW FOR K. ].

New York. Nov. 3.--Gene Tunn"y,
OF New York. former American liSgt
heavyweight champion. broke Jack
Hanlon's Jaw tonight when he knock
ed out the Brooklyn boxer in the iirSt
round OF a twelve round match.
Tunney floored Hanlon twice ne
fore a left hook ended the bout. alt"r
one minute and twenty-five seconds
Of the opening round.
Tunney weighed lis ana iiah'"n
III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
B. B. Leagues Organize

Tho Independent and Industrial baS-
ketbau leagues wcro organized for tho
season las, evening a. a meeting held
In the offices OF Recreation Manager A,
0. Anderson IN the city building.
The teams organized In the Indus
trial league follow: ilaZcI-NtIIs Globe
Sprluklers.' Wheeling S;c"L Wheeling
Stamping. Hub And Sch"ut Packers
The teams elected !"1Err officers and
agreed on limit Of eight teams for
tho lsague There were six tnana
present last evening and Two more will
be added IN the near future. a, ~ the
teams viii start practice mex; week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
GIANTS vs.. TACKLES

On the Twenty-s!xth street play
grounds. November S. at p. m. the
Little Giants buck UP against ono IL
the hardest teams in their class the
tackles. who are out on the field to win.
The Giants are in the best OF cond'-
ton. having went through practice FOR
the last two days without hitch, but
uiII be without the services Of their
Grst string center who has severe
cut on his left eye due to an accident.
and otherwise they will have their best
team on the field to win. Two new mon
reported for practice Thursday. Rried-
jnr and Heller. who Will be able g
show their true ability in Sunda'
game.
R,rds locate food by sight and hear
Ing. their sense Of smell rs not Keen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
FIELD COAL. TRY
BY STATE WAS
UNSUCCESSFUL
Carl Cullins' Kicking Ability
Big Factor In Victory OF
the Middies.

Washington. Nov. $.-Penn state
suffered its first football defeat to-day
In three years. Soias down before the
powerful navy eleven. In marking up
a Il to 0 score. tn" midshipmep staged
comeback after their beating by the
University OF Pennsylvania last week
and eyeucd up the count following
their defeat by the Ni'tany Lions Just
year ago.
In sultCy weather. both eIevens got
away 20 a ragged start. but after that
each side displayed dash and, at
times. brilliance ot play that furnish
% plenty OF excitement for the largest
and most distinguished crowd that
ever attended a football game IN
Washington. Governor SprOul aud his
official staff came down from Harris
burg. and official Washington was
largely represented. Secretary DENLY
and other members OF the cabinet as
we'll as foreign diplomats, navy aud
army officers and others in official
lie were on hand,
State Threatens.
Penn State twice carried threat 70
the Navy in the first period. once with
line charges and passes and again BY
recovering q tumble. but II lacked the
punch 10 carry the ball over and on
each occasion. Palms try at ffe d
goal failed. After that rhe forward
and double passing game OF the Lions
carried but little OF puzzle for the
midshtpmen until the closing minutes
OF play. Then it was TOO late.
Carl Culleu's ability not only 70 get
distance for his kicks. but 10 place
them out OF the reach OF the waiting
backs proved a potent factor in pavy's
victory. II was a gain OF 20 yards In
an edge OF puntS, in the second period
that the Navy put into play the drive
that carried the ball over for touch
down. Mixing forward passes with
line thrusts, the midshipmen advanced
90 wards and then Mckee shot Ions
pass. Taylor grabbed the ball at the
goal line and fell across for tie first
six points. Again In the third period
Cuneu's punts sent Penn State back
10 within the shadow OF its goal, where
one OF It's backs fumoled after two
Navy forwards had tackled him. Cul'
len scooped the bal! up and ran the Is
yards 10 a score.
The Lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
The Lineup.
The lineup and summary:
=, -. D.. c4,,. mn

Navy SCOgINs. IOUCHUV"us, tagf0s
and Cullen. Points after touchdown.
Barchet. l placement goaD; Conroy'
l drop kick.
Referee. Mccarthy. German town;
umpire. O'Brien, Turfts; field judge,
Croweu. Swarthmore. He adlinesman.
Taggart. Rochester. Time OF PERIODS
II minutes eaCh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

cause 4 IS built on reason. Scientific au-
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Taat Is what makes lighting. blood. Fight
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p!cs. II fights skin eruptlons. Il builds
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success Ii gives women the health. the
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that have made 81 :. :. today the great
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e. and is why results have made tears
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NJ. Y. d. Schatr. Isl 18th St, Washing
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Rs,s o. bolts Ercrythirg fGilsd uniI took
b $ S / az, now sbsoisss!y cured. ord u
o., S. s. s. hSt did IL
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Bottle Is the moro economical
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
WESLEYAN DEPARTS
FOR DUQUESNE TILT
Method1sts In Good Shape For CLASH
LYMAN Robinson Makes Trip
As End Candidate.

Ruckhannon, w. Va. Nov Sine
West Virginia Wesleyan college foot
ball team had It's nnal workout last
evening for the game at Pittsburgh To-
morrow with Duuuesnc university. Inc
Mcthodists will leave here for the
Smoky City this evening. From mere
they will 20 to Clarkshurs. where they
will have dinner at the Waldo hotel
leaving on a late train for Pittsburgh
IN a special pullman sleeper. The "es-
lcyan team will be chartered At the
Fort Pit; hotel while in Pittsburgh.
Alumni Meets Tenn.
Athletic Director Carl Y. Miller mas
arranged for Wesleyan alumni living in
the Pittsbureh district To meet the
football squad following the football
game Saturday evening Mt the Fl. PIX
motel From the number of inquiries
received at Wesleyan headquarters the
paat week, there will be large number
OF old grads from the Methodist institu-
ton in Pittsburgh Saturday for the
game.
Robinson on Squad.
The following players are making tho
trip: pullman. Robinson, Fike and
Young. ends: Kishbaugh, Mceks and
Schwartz. tackles, Sccrst. Pauley. Ault
ana knight. guards: Rohrbaugh. center:
Ross. Clarity and Fish. nuarterha cks;
King and Raschella, ful!backs; Dietrich
and Radmarl halsbackS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
Won By Valparaiso

y,,raralso. Ind. nov. 3.-NalparAIsn
:; s.. RAUL, ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04


Cmp!re-McCullou
Eoadl!nesman-RranGcn (N0ostsr).
Time p. m.
Place--League Park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04


observation-disclosures Va. Washington
State.
portland-Orcgon AgEies va Multi
norah.
s,anford-Stanford vs. Nevada
s,anford-Second Stanford vs. Agnetian
club.
Ca,dwcll-wh'tman Va College o!
Idaho.
Rozcran-Montana Aggies va. Gonzaga
Tucssou--ArizonA vs. New Mexico Az
Srs.
Bouldcr-Coloraao AggIes vs.. Colorado
university.
Sail Llkc-Colorad college Va. Uni
vcrsity Of Utah.
San Fraucisco--Olyn oic club VS., Santa
Clara.
Whtt,.rr-s. r. =. c. W. whittier.
Observation-Disclosures Tech vs.. Red
lands
los Augclcs-U. S. g. W. Occidental
Tacoma college Puget Sound 80.
B-rrnrr,ou sailors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

The KiwarIs clubs OF Bel!air- and
Martins Ferry have offered a largo sill
yer loving cup 70 the winner OF series
90 games between the two schools. The
team WANING today's game Will take
permanent possession OF the cup. The
full requirements OF the winning OF the
cup have not been announced.
Ira iinauo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
issues building Permits.

Building Inspector Harrison yes
terday issued permits !" T.. :. Craw-
ford To build a frame and brick
dwelling at 350S HUI street, To cost
s2.Sio, y. Il. Timhcrlakc, To build a
fram" and Stucco dwelling at 320i
Carolina Avenue. 10 cost $4,000 Ap-
plicat!ouS for permits were filed by
W. Il. Walden. TO build a brick dwell
ling at ia south Colonial Avenue. To
cost $1,000, and |" Howell Brothers.
Ia alter brick building at sol Ia -
Grace Street, to cost $4,000. This
former dwelling will he transformed
into stores facing both Grace and
Fifth streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
CHECK UP GARAGES
IN DENVER ROBBERY
Police Seek to Trace Stolen
Automobile Used by
Rnhhrrs
nv As40oiat,d Prcse. !

DENVER. COLO Dec cO-A
stolen automobile or a stolen license
rlatc. and another car abandoned
near tn" scene Of the 500. 600 United
states Mint robhcry. wcra tho chief
objects Of Investigation by the police
today In their search for tho thrrc
bandits iu Mondays hold-up. phbto-
graphs az finger prints on tho
abandoned car arc being taken in
the hclcf that tho bandits had IT,
placed there for use i'm emergency.
All nearby garages arc being
checked for a stolen automobile ami
a stolen license plate. the Colorado
tag on the bandits car having been
reported as $1,000. the tag taken from
Brighton. colo, Grocer's machine
month ago.
TIL" bloody shotgun dropped from
the bandit car as il sped away froH
tho scene Of tn" robbery had been
purchased about fivc years ago from
local hardware store. Ma record
OF the name OF the purchaser WAS
kept by the firm. however. and eff
forts now are being made to trace
tn" purchaser OF the gun from a
pawn shop by tho bandits
Chief Of Police II II. Williams still
inclincs 10 the theory that tho rob
berry VAS tho work OF local men. 3D.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

TIERNANS START LIFE
ANEW IN GOTHAM
tRv Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-Prof.. md
Mrs. John T Herman. of SonrN
Bend. Ind. and TIL. hoy. upon whose
head fell tho Erunt OF their paternity
court battle aaginst Harry Poufin, a.
South EenG h1bcrdIshcr. were found
today living in hotel in Greenwich
NiiiagSc -a
with them were their two daigh-
t"rs. They wer. registered as Viii
liam y. Ross and family. Detroit"
They have been In the city for ten
days Professor Herman. with rela- =
;ivcs in New York. came here for tho
announced purpose OF making II new
start" Mrs. Herman and the chill
dren have remained In seclusi1n.
even taking their meals in their
room.
There is nothing | can say" sa.r,
Mrs. licrnan when reporters Called
ON h"r. ''il WV Hdv'"n has hcSr unt
TO talk. There is really nothing that
can he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
\. C.. STATE GUSTS
HOME BREW TEACHERS
fRv Observation-Disclosures

RALEIGH y. g. Doc 2O-Rcsig-
nations OF toUr instructors at North
Carolina state tol'cs" Of Agricul-
iurc and Engin"cring here have been
requested. as result Of charges that
th"y made HON" brew IA their
r""ma. pr. w g. Riddict, president Of
IN" institution. announced today.
Tn" president did not give any
further details except 10 confirm re
ports mat the action followed an in
N"StlSati"n bS students who conduct
ed a private Investigation The names
OF tn" instructors who were said to
Eav' offered their designations as re
pucStrd We're given as G.. V BuSbc
7. Il Parks. g. u Huckncr and J. c.
Miller. No further action is c"ntcm-
plated. IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
TO BURN
MONTREAL COLLEGE
LHv NssoclAteh Mos !

MONTREAL. Dec. 20.-An attempt
was made last night to burn the
Presbyterian Collcg" at Pinto Aux
Trcmblcs. where $50 French boys
and girls receive religious training.
chief Bouliannc. OF the Arc depart
mcnt there, announced today
Olicials at tho institution adj
mit,cd the origin of the blaze was
incXplicabIc. bat they would not
comment on the fire chiefs state
mcnt.
The students were aroused from
their sleep by the masters when the
flames started ia a stable at the rear
Of the college became mcnacinG. but
IL was not necessary for them to
leave the building. The fire brigade
checked the blaze.