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No.42 SCHEDULES
 Mesdy G.B. ."Estebeth" (AlasEaa Mail orly) Wednesday, ron in Skegway. Wed, ,oct'25th) 
 The party for beenu forward o many from
  at the sre this ,CP. B1dg), Burch of the will dughmtt E 6 COME AND START 
 
  delegation .& R.
  and
 
  Committees a  Behvens Morgan .Hoss Cpl ,Powell Pvt.S Sylvester chanan Pvt,   abov tionedar are the eboysw who to arran
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The dancing Satur day, night it, list week. "Post night, CFri day" because of the fact to attend the Bazaar and Denoe at |"
 The Petit i'll owell Jazz at the So2re7 this evening, in the P Burch of the PIX .Hashery will p~ovi and doughnutse with the 6 R>pay ing
 COME, AND START THE SoCIA
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Pvt .Groves Pvt lilo ss Pvt . Stewart, M. Pvt Barron Pvt . Dani els.

Most the anxious
 
  1922-l923 ought to glorious Members of the Social Committees notified the E& Officer before the Enlisted Mems begins small matters paEty.
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Q M .-EAed, DIET.

Pvt . Morgan Pvt sYlv st CT Pvt, Roberts,, Pvt !. .Rainey. Pvt Merriam.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

except when the students OF the s0oep
des,re 10 use them and all day on SAT
urday. The courts are IN tho oest o-
,ondir m. and will be properly cared 1or
oil summer. .
While work has not yet been s!tI te"
on the fair ground courts. the athieti"
ucli is being arranged as rapidly as ro~-
sihi., and within III" next re" ""chS
the courts Will b" laid out. nnh WORK
started Oh the building OF ha"qs'"p" S"u
the surracins Of the ground.
TIE courts OF the Wheeling tennis
Club are in f;%c condit'onl this season
although 10 vc' there ha been II" play
,nr Then there will 10 club In war
wood. ard ano'hrr OF tho Island: Eaeh
will have courts. while several cIupH
are now In existence in tho out-the-p'ao
d;s,rIc. with courts OF their own.
There Is now ono court on the lsiand
playground at Fridge Park' with prom
jses or several other Fairgrounds nav.
ing similar facilities. There are also
several privately owned grounds In the
vicinity.
Altogether the prospects are pright
FOR the season. and many are e1petceo
=, avail themselves OF the opportunity
81 p,ay!ng as soon as the weather set
lies.
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WV, U,-TECH IS
TODAY'S FEATURE
west virginia Carnegie Tech 1nnio"
VIII Be Most Important Tr-staN
Games OF weekend.

N.rgau.own. April 2o--Rr far -"
mas. lmpurtaut games az THIS week III
,hs ,ri-s;at- section will l." III" tW"-
pun.. sores "a hr played on the a'h'c'"
ee,d hero th!4 Weekend between car
rnvi. Tech ard. West Virginia uniHer-
Civ whose teams have not as YET ofN"
defeated this season. Last year oot"
teams were rated among the oeS' !"
This district and the Mountaincers cap
,urcd rho sectional title. Their RECORDS
,hus car show that they arc headed to-
ward tho TOD OF tho ladder again ana
ho,h tomorrop"s and Saturdays games
Will be bitterly contested battles from
start 20 finish.
Tomorrow's game vii! gec underway
at 4 o'clock with Evans and Smith. the
Youngest hurlcrs IN point or service OF
THAR respective teams. opposing eacI
other. This is smiths hrst year n'
collage baseball. and although ineN-
ner,enred. his work so far has branded
him An the Paids best bet and there
"a it'll. doub, but that Coach Enos
EirknatrIck will start him In the open
Ing encounter.
Tech comes hero with q veteran and
seasoned team. The Dohcrty brothers,
loo and Ray. will be found al short ana
erst respectively. This ls Rays tourth
y.sr in a Tech uniform, while Joe -
nlayinr his third season. Other three
wear men In the Sk.bo lineup arc Cap
tain purkin. at tho not corner COO.
den IN left. Irwin behind tho bat. and
Mct,aw In right held
Mills. who cavorts In m!ddltheld' ana
Hudland. who took Joe '"herty's o!o
MAC. 1T tho keystone sack when tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
MORR|S-HARVEY
MEETS BETHANY
BECREI.HERhERS TOBSER8 WI L
INVADE BETHANY DIAMOND
THIS AFTERNOON.
Today In Cleanup Day in Little ToWa
and AGAR VIII Be A<orSAnon-

BETHANY. ". Va. Aprl' 90 Coach
Iier,uar ReckcIhc!mcrs Norris'lihrveH
l.asebsN tossors meet Re;hanY on mo
college neld a. bethany ~ a:3g this
afternoon. THIS ~ Official cleanup day
In bethany And Ill" students are spend
Ing IN" day IN hcauufytnE the campus.
Their activities along THIS line Will I've
ovrs. by 3 O'clock and mo game comes
aa tasty recreation after their day =
.ahDr.
.,taS;erdav IS taking no chances with
The aggregation from down state. lie
knows 9ecke!M eirner-' ability AS base
bail coach and he also knows that mo
willy Beck" has some material 70 work
with. which means that Morris-ltarVeH
has baseball team. They held the
Bi.ons 70 one or the cloest scores Of
q season last year whom they permit
ted a 10 win TO he registered. thar IN
sI4te OF tho fact that three or IA" reg
u.ars missed connections and did n"i
get hero N time for the game
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kETHODlSTS TO
FACE HARD SKED
Sidsrmillsr strong Candidate For bsrth
on rsAm-wul Meet bethany In
juno
Special 20 the lntelligcncer.

Special 10 the lntelltGencer
Ruckhanuon. W. Va, Apr!' ," -"Aen
Coach krushank ISSUED his Initial call
for candidates SO players responded.
This number has been cut down now TO
.3 men, with keen rivalry being dis
played for every position. TIE follow
Ing men are now being held ON the
Methodist sQuad:-Rider. or sutton;
SwIsher. johnson. Ross. Lorcntz. Young
Of Ruckhannon: billiard and Alexander
O. Pittsburgh: Curtiss o. Fairmont;
Eid!mlllcr OF Wheeling: Knight or Graf
ton: Arnett. Burnside and Upton OF
Clarkshurg. Monahan and Kramer or
Rockville Conn: Rcech and Bill Dunn
Of Bechley; Teets. Of Terra Alta: TURF
er of Fort Jerv!s. y. Y: Morris, OF suit
ton: and Martin OF Cumberland. Md.
Interesting 70 say tho least will be
the games between Wesieyand and
West Virginia. Wesleyan and Salem and
Wesleyand and Bethany. The rivalry
Is bitter In either direction. BETHANY
Won the state championship last year
from Wesleyan. This years game With
the Mnunta!neer'@ marks The resump-
ton o. baseball between W Y. |. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
TENNIS COURTS
FOR THE PUBLIC
WHEELING DISTRICT WILL BE
PRETTY WE'LL SUPPLIED THIS
SUMMER WITH COURTS
High School and Fair Ground courts
VIII Be opsn-ssveral Clubs Get
ting Ready For Season

r. rast wears. there has been lack
IF tennis courts in Wheeling 70 those
devoted Ia tir,. net game to use &. their
leisure withou, belonging 10 some CLUB
or other, hu; the summer OF 1922 Will
scr more places TO Dlay than ever be-
fore. with the prospects 'he game Will
cnjuy i most successful season.
Eve courts on tho public school nth
lct,c field are now completed. work on
the courts A. the fair grounds VIII oe
started as soon as possible. there is
court on the Island playground, Win
several clubs opening up and being
formed. so there seems 10 be plenty OIL
SPACE for the dcvotecs this summer.
The five courts On the athletic heid
will no doubt 10 popular place. They
will be open to the public at any time
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WESLEYAN tho nr.t time since thhS break
Ing or Of athletic relations IN l'i''
salem College. by defeating the Meth'-
dist. in football have climbed In TO the
l.me !.ght IN West Virginia collegiate
athletics and have become great rivals
OF Wesleyan
Following Is the schedule foT the
West Virginia Wesleyan College base
ball club for III" present season;
oAmss 1t Home
Apr, ltth-tarneKie Teen.
April l5th--CarneGIe Tech.
April 2ith-M Morris Harvey 'o!cse.
April s-liArvcy college
May 6th-Marietta College.
May oth--Marictta College
May 2sth-~West Virginia University
June 18th Bethany College
June 9th BETHANY College.
Games Abroad
Ma lHth--West Virginia Cn'Tersf?
Nav l5th--West Virginia University
MAY l:th--.Bethnuy College.
MAJ Isth--Bethan" college
Nav l:th-Fa!rmont State Normal.
Nav ?t,h-SaIem College g. Salem
May 3Oth--Selem college nj CiarEs-
burg pending.
Juno Srd-Marietta College
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Athl.taoS ovsrvh stmsd-

PHILADELPHIA. Ar-!l :n--Roston marred
tie philadelphia American league open-
Ing by hammer!nS three local pitchers
tc- aeventeen hits from which tho
":s.,n-s gathered Is runs. Pennoek held
The Athletics - nine scattered hits and
rnur runs. George Burns, and Joe
DuSar were heavy cloute-s against their
rnrr.cr team mates. Burns had four
hits Including two homo runs. DuSan
anil Saith also had homo runs
Score by Innings
Eoston ll nts 3-l5--i7-l
rhua. 90 9 0 q J . 0 = - 9-6
pernoc< and Walters: RommsL Sui
ivan. Ecker; and Perkins. Berger
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G.u:nutar star was shifted TO Snort
s;up. are both frgt year men p"' !"
watch ,h"m play ono would never Kho"
T.. Th"y are as fHIshcd in th"lr plaF
inE AZ al. Of the veterans ana inc
fact that Mills Is hitting In the cleanup
position IS sufficient indication tha'
coach kirkpatrick has great confluence
IN his Rbillt%.
Coach Rodgers - expected 70 rtSr'
his regular lineup with N"rke ~ nrH''
Wright al second an! Lyle In riKh'. ~"
may. however. inject the othcr t""te
Arst-s'rng "anh!da'es for these pos
Nnnn INTO The IiMelr a, any tlr.e.
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STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic
LIQUID, Gives Prompt Relief.

There IS ono safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torturo ana
that c!eAnses and soothes the Skin-
Ask any druggist for . Sbo Or tl.oo
bottle Of Zemo and apply II - directed.
Soon you will find that !rrttatteas Pm
Piles. Blackheads. Eczema. biotdca.
Rtngworm and similar skin troubles will
disappear.
Zemo. the penetrating. sadStyMS liz
uid, 10 all that 10 needed for II banishSs
most skin eruptions. makes hs skin
soft, smooth and healthy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
DEFEAT TIGERS
IN THE NINTH.
CIevelanders Score Two Win
ming Runs After Two Bats
men We're Retired.

re.yo.,. Mich Apr!: 2o.--C'eve'and
,~a,,et pc.re,. Co. eight !ArinEs today
,h.r ra.Hed ~ III" ninth after two
ware ou.. scored wv rrns and beat the
Tigers -. In thA ,""uins game OF 're
American League ",7ouu here. u ~
ne sixth ,ons.>;''.r d"f"r; f"r mo 70
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AAissd Ylar and Won

New York. April :c.-The New York
Americans raised their 1921 champion
shin flag here today and defeated vase,
.nr,or n the opening game OF tho lcca4
league season N 70 ). Cold "eatno'
held down thu attendance. Miller VINO
hT,a hon. run n Rostou yesterday, HIT
another today with two men on. The
Score by innings.
,y-..nt,r,o, 1907 90. 4 n D. !
%.y- ynrr o . rs % o I-lo II ,
Nngr.dss. Courtoey and Charity:
Jones and SchanE.
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PIRATES OPEN At HOME SEASON
: WITH VICTORY OVER CARDINALS
bucks Knock Sherdel Out Of
, Box IN Opening Inning
Adams Allows Westerners
Only One Hitin Last Three
Innings.

P;rsbu-x1 Npr:, - t. iE'T',eN
spsned n. season a. homo VA VI.
Sorr over 81 Louis eN = score ~ -
10 s. 30 SattinE % Maranf'"e A'
rev a2d Rigbse FOR !i;tSoA:S" 80
t,r-,,,v'. ho,ce rur Tor S. Louis Te:N
o,,.S,,,G,,r features Saccde. was
knocked on. O, tho box N the mrs.
timing. and adams NO pitThed tne
l,S .hr,e innings tcr :re Hra'e' a.
love- oa;v On. G:t. rhe s,1Tc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
Hl1sroSr Fatal 1rrex.

Ct Louis. April :o.-Frank FA'eroe'
proxn's f.r-corner man mured pop
Az In tho opening frame Of the Amer
IAN League hero today and let In TWO
snx runs. Tho Browns losing 70 2.
Snocxer and Faber pitched good ball
Ran Johnson. league president. attend
I'd. Score by innings
Chicago ...s - 49,.
6: Louis % 0 % o--e--s
Fane- and Schalk Shocssr and Sever
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FA|RMONT LOSES
TO SALEM nine


Special To Tho lntel!iHencer'
FAirmont. w. Va, April sO'-ln co'o
raw weather with sttF gale oloW.ns'
tho Salem college baseball team TINS
afternoon defeated tho Fairmont Norm
Al team In a game here S-4. Home runs
nv Sm,ns and Tesch OF Salem featured
tho game,
Thu score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

Tuo base hits. Wood. Guisto. Jamie
son. Bagby. Blue. Rtsney. stolen Aese'
,ra,,nan, Sacrifices Jameson. WOOD
Rlue He.,man. Double plays, Garoher
20 McInnls: Wood to Mc1nnts on naees
Cleveland 8: Detroit 4. Bases on oai!s
OF Baxby ?; Morton i Ehmke
Struck out. by RaSoy :: Morton 4.
Ehmke g. Hts. or Bagoy IN inn'nss
of Morton N Inning. Hit oy p,'Shel
~, rhrk. (wood>. Winning pitcher,
R,rhy rmpire,. Nallin and Evans,
Time :o6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
CUBS WIN p1rc1nso DUEL

T%.cagn. Apr, % N!CaGn u~hc-ed
IN ne 'ocal National ,eIgue season 20
t.y ~!:h : 20 victory over 'lnc!n-
49, - great p;c"h!Hg due, between
tirorr~ Alexander aHd Fee pu3ohoe.
= ,,r,,,s mad: orly three scattered
49, -. the VISITORS Tade ave 4
III. ..~...i.r ot fans c-,m Cincinnati! VA,
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Summary, two base hlts-Wrifht-
Simms, Tesch. Williams. Bates.
Three oaseh!ts-Hickman.
Home runs. Tesch. Simms.
Stolen bases. McKa!n 81. Wolfe, VII
lis. Eakin, Rice ,.
Double plays. Rico 70 Ferren;
Hit BY pitcher. by Williams ).
Left on bases. Rirmon' D; salem ,.
First base on errors, Falrmont -
Salem (.
First base on balls, on Williams z
OF Wright 3.
struck out by wright 6, ny W.,&ams
:.
Wild pitch. Wrigh;
Galk. Williams.
Umpire, Toothman
limo OF game hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YsstsrdAy'S 6amss

PITTSBURGH 10: s.: Louis
Chicago :: Cincinnati
NON York s: brooklyn !
PhMaNn ph "a NNrtNN raIN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YsstsrdAy's Games

Cu.caEo !: 81. Louis
Cleveland =: Detroit
New York 10: Washington j.
Rostnn IL. Phlladelph.A
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The standing
Today's Games

= l.puts AZ Pittsburgh
New York a. BrOohly7
Cincinnati at ,N!ca6".
Philadelphia al Boston.
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The Standing
TodRy's 6Amss

Chicago at s.: Louis
Cleveland at Detroit
Boston At philadelphia
Washington Al New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

Az tho University ~ NebrasSa even
mothers are regularly enrolled ~ stu
dents IN the same schools rs their
daughterA
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BACK TO GIANTS

Norfolk. Va. April -" pa, Npss-'
80. - % go once more 20 the Neg York
G.ar:S R"be-tsoa received MS u:..":4-
q ..o:.t, release toiay from I'.:'>...rgh
s.d was ordered by John Mc;-t%. ,nan-
Age % 20 Giants. - rep":. I" IN! q,
onae Roher,soa brok. ';'r n. IS
leagues w!.I the Giants t. ;H'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

More thar hall OF all tic SomAn IN
n. nt;al Stat-a marry h"fo~" reach.
Ing he age ~ %.
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Two base h.ts: Mann -. MarAnvtl!e.
Care. Three base HI: E;Soee. Mar
any;rc T:erncy. Home run: hornsoy.
Stolen base: Maranv",e. Sacrifices.
C;ajner ~. Stock -. Traynor. MoSs1.
Cocoa. Doub." plays: Nornsbv anc
t;alNe- 80. l.sr, IN haS": =. Louis. y:
IrttSTur=H. =, Bases m balls: on Bar
ZOO. :: oN cooper. :. struck out BY
Coorr~. E: hy Adams. !. Hts: or
Shs-,>. : ~ 40 Innings. none on: n
fr>,. OF Ea~:oo:. IN snn!nSs: OF
Pe-t!r, a" - one inning: on Cooper.
- : innings. IF Adams. in Innings.
II; b. NNrHc-. by cooper. (HornSoy):
by Ga-snn,. ,,;r;mmb. Winning pitch
-: Too?c". Losing PITCHER: Sartoo;.
-: pjr"-. k'Nv.:n. SenteUe md Ems!ie.
Tine .: game! l:iS.
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.Amcrican Association

6 - O.. ''...;HI2Is :
= r.ea',',s :: Te.edo
i>a~SAS C.ty Q. ICd!aHaTr.s
Milwaukee -. i.ol $3.50 e.
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Detroit

Jameson oueh!t by batter ball.
II ran for Neach IN 9TH.
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Batiste Boomers Sc
They were sold for 95c

White and flesh coorcd Batste Of excellent quality
cut full and reinforced Elastic at waist ana at cum
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Doubles the service of your cohescuts the cost IN half
and gives you extra pair OF trousers pressed up ana
ready for any emergency No do YOU have to dis
card that still good coat and vest because OF wornout
trousers.
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USvNAA

Y -on FOR Gard7e- ~ 9TH.
* hatted for NunamaEer N S'o.
A1xbattcd Tor BaEor In 9Th.
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The HOrOscOpe

'"rhe ssr, incline but 90 Gnt oomp.i.. /.
Cpt 1874. by Mcclure Newspaper synd

Until late tonight when Jupiter
gains kindly power the planetary
Influences are most sinister. nstrol.
ogers declare. Neptune and Saturn
are in malefic aspect.
There is a threatening sign for
farmers who may expect unusual
climatic conditions. This applies
particularly to the middle west.
Again the stars are il-omcoed
where mining is concerned and there
Is a threatening sign that seems 10
Indicate trouble ~ the winter
Real estate will be less active at
this time. although there Is a GOOD
forecast for home owning.
This is not lucky rule OF the
stars for those who start on ocean
voyages. n will be remombered
that European travel is subject To-
oval guidance that encourages oytor-
tion ana causes much waste OF
money
This month will be marked by
much tourist activity and crowd.
viii cross the seas. but they should
be cautious about many things.
Activity in politics Is presagod by
the stars and there will be n strong
tendency toward libel, scandals and
personal depreciation.
Women who have high ambitions
should be wise and able 10 compete
intellectually with woll-trained mas
Culine minds. II they hope TO attain
success In public life
Neptune Is in place where oil
tpCculntion will be encouraged and
many losses Incurred.
This Is an exceedingly torbiddlnr
aspect for any sort Of financial on
terprisn that involv"s risk
The press will rcfloC. criticism
from the people at this time when
there win be much unrest
The evening OF this day should be
most propitious time for state din.
ners or formal entertainments for
distinguished pereonagcs.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
have a strenuous year. bur they can
overcome all difficulties. Those who
are employed should be especially
dligent.
Children born on this day NAV
have many changes in the course OF
their lives. Girls probably will mar
ry happily. but ney may not find
wealthy husbands.
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pened TO be tagging along having
DAY dreams were made to watch
their step and double-quick to safe
ty zones. There were, because of
It, fewer dccapitatlons In the casu-
atty lists.
Those were the good old days
autos weren't so we'll established as
necessities OF Ike. owners OF such
luNuries were locker upon with sus-
piclon II not with malice, and IL
SAID owners felt arrogant and auto
cratic toward the walking public.
they masked their feelings care
fully.
But 1t was all dead wrong.
Now, everybody has something
horseless on wheels, or II they have
not, they are kin to somebody who
has, and every human being with
an ounce Of gray matter In his cra-
mum knows that a honk was not
invented for any such purposes.
ON the contrary, a honk was des-
ignated primarily to wake all them
that slecpeth. 1t Is most effective
at dawn. when things are quietest
and most everyone is snoozlng away
on that last stretch that seems best
or all--when one gets IL.
But any time OF day or night n
nice, rude, icrky monk repeated a;
short intervals can do its duty.
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MmAr Is uAppINESS2

Wh,I 1, thIs IndofInoLIo thTnr h0nnIr0gs
u,hi,h g., ,ho ,,,o,, 90 o,.,, lt,,,s ,,,,s,2 ,rho
,ov,,,or,rror, cor,1 ,o ,, ,o,,or th,, 80 do.
,,no o. a.. ",no s,o,o -, ho,r, ,,,,,.,, ,,,,ch
,ro,ns t,s, rot,i,,. NJ an VIVA, 60 Emo st,,o
-, ho,,, b,r,,,,9 tt,r,,r,sg ., ,,,.so q,,,ro
-,
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lit. .,,,,t,, 80 ,o,., ,.s,.,, W, ,.,.o
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g,,a. ..,,,. 49,.
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WIN Is a HOnk
by NORA COLE SKINNER

Among those to be aroused may be
Classed babies, invalids, tired nap
pprs Of a sultry afternoon and able
bodied men and women who re-
verse night and day and work when
We sleep.
Another by-product a honk pro-
duCes Is liberty. w are n liberty
loving people, so that is as Il;
should be One long. vociferous
honk that tells everybody to cleac
the track, and the driver, with a
dovil-may- eye, puts on all the
gas. steps on the acCelerator and
with NOR liberty than the large
lady IN New York harbor ever
dreamed Of. dashes down the street
a hunk doesn't necessarily have
to be used on the rabble. All the
family can communicate with each
other by means OF 1t. thus simplI-
Tying life to nicely one member
Of the family goes out to the gar
age to get the car. The others are
10 30. so, in order that they may
not have 10 strain their eyes look 70
ing out the window 70 see when the
buss is ready, the above mentioned
member OF the joy-ridlng family
honks for each one of the others.
finally Ceasing only when all have
appeared and deposited themselves
In the car.
The result of the honk Is this dear
wide awake world of ours whiC i
does such big things. There would
be no place in it now where Rip
van Wrinkle could waste so many
year. and no chance for the dear
| babes in the woods" TO get lost and
not be signalled back to home and
| distracted mother.
When that last day Of Judgment
arrives and Gabriel comes forth
/ for his appointed task, watch and
see, l feel sure that horn he makes
| use Of 20 awake those that slumber
/ will be an automobile honk, for
| IL Is the loudest, most piercing and
| most reliable OF all trumpets on the
market