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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
MIST VIRGINIA PRESIDENT CAME
MAY Be CHAMPIONSHIP STRUGGLE

Wcst VIRGINIA and Virginia Will meet
in 2 game at Morgantown that Will
nave plenty Of local color due I" 'h'
a.c.old rivalry between the va
Dominion and her flourishIns OIL
spring.
Both Should Win
After these battles ar" settled. ana
=; locks as tho the Mountain"erS ami
tho Presidents should emerge victor
jous the stage will he set Tor one OF
the most soul.Stirring sid games
that has been played TINS season a.
NuvgaaroNn on Thanksgiving Day.
Record Attendance Expected
Fans all over this section are eX'
nccird and athletic authorities at the
University state that the mail orde'
sale which has been in progress Ter
Il week. i more than twice "a large
- that of a year ago when new at
tendance record was broken locally.
T'na mail order sale will continue I'M
I'll November 23rd on which date pub
Tic sales will be opened in several i'm
rcr,ant football centres. Mail orders
arc taken care o! by II. y. Stanshury.
Cox 81. MorCantown. and tickets are
- 80 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
VICTORY FOR YANKEES
ON SUNDAY PREDICTED
whiting Aggregation To Bring serons
Outfit here with Confidence OF
Winning Battle.

AT Raucrs' stadium next Sunday the
;.,ne-worn dust" is sure TO fly ~hen
the Yankees hook up with the crack NC
Keesport aggregation, which last sun
dav showed it's wares in this LOCALITY 10
no l!i;le degree OF measure as Is g!caheo
hy the following account OF the game
taken from local paper:
"A more vicious tackl!ng eleven IMAM
the Pennsylvania lads never hit Lcasue
Park While their oftenso did not iook
Ike championship stun. their defensive
work WAS the toughest the overtime
~ivcr club has encountered. When they
hit. they h.: hard. Their vicious tackl-
.nc had the Fcrrians on the turl
throughout the four quarters.
With this warming. Coach Ted Gardner
Is driving his cohorts TO the limit. a
victory over Mckcesport brings the val
lev ,i,uIar situation to more clear
status. II ;hc Yankees heat the III
va,lcrs hy 2 larger score than the cross
river club did. this will entit!e them 10
recognition when the rating Is MADE
Already unlimited interest prevails, with
attendance records expected TO be SHAT
tered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
BYERS AGAIN
GOLF NG HEAD

Erw York. Soy. LII. Frederic BY
,r, nr The Allegheny country cum %
vf.l.cv Ia, has been nominated 10y
rr-.lrr,ing uS president Of the lHi'2n
states COLI association, according 10
the slate IT officers inr 1874. announce!
,n,.,rh, hv the nominating committee
Of ,ac organization. Tho annual meet
ing Will he held In january.
Other officers Of the |. :. G. ~ noni!'
mated for election. were:
Nicc-rrcsidcnt s--RChert y. GaToner,
Onwerlsia club. Lake Forest liI'' anu
\y,o3lt Nandcrrool. Morris country
con club. New Jersey.
Scrrctary-COrncl!us s. Lee, tuxedo
Golf club, Tuxedo, New YORK
TrCaEurer-ldwarG S. Moore Nation
- col, links southampton. y. Y.
Nominations for the executive com.
,,,I,,e. include .hree changes among IN"
.Irht uerIhcrc-at-l large. The names O,
G. G., rrcu Of the Memphis CIenno
Country club; James &. Ward of the
KANSAS CITY CMo) Country cub an"
IIoa-v r. Wilder of the BTook!lhe
,NIQ.s) country Cluh. were put forward
g .s,,r.csenr4 to AS2Mr!ah y. Burlington
- The Fa.l River Mass Country CLUB;
Albert II. Locke az the BTacNHrn Conn
rrv club Yves. Newton. Mass. and Ec"-
nnr Miller Of tn" s.. LoHis Amateur
Athletic association.
Members Of the CXecuiiv" committee
slated 10 retain office were RndScr u.
I.grnam san Francisco COLI n country
club, John r LcrDist. Denver Country
club. James u S.NndiSh, 1r- Lochmrr
club. Detroit Mi"!n, Alan u Wilson,
Marion Cricl:c' club. lIavcrford, T..
and Thomas L. Payne, Atlanta Athletic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
GAME
CREATING INTEREST
Ohio SIDE rsns Expected To Flock TO
shadys!de Park, Filling It To
It's Capacity.

on rcx' Saturday afternoon the
Caskct Works grounds at Shadys:de
will rc r@r battle grounds for ono or
Tie most tierr,sr fought pigsk!n battles
that local Gridr"ns have ever held.
The CONTESTANTS Will &c me fast Temple
\. e. &C BclIaire and the crack Jewctt
eleven % Saadysid".
SnadyEjdo has quite reputation IN
he rh!o valley This year. having held
;ac heavy l.auLhlH team OF Martins
rc-r" 30 SO score. Thev also hold
Victories oy,r tho DIV. OC Wheeling,
who last Sunday held the I.augh!in team
IN a % score. The Stats \. {. o!
Wheeling LAS also fell before the on
slavEht ~ tho Shadysdc eleven.
BcNd!re. a newer organization. has
not PLAYED tho number OF games that
the Shndyside boys have. hu; have met
'oan,s O: n higher standard. and their
hackers are betting on them 10 take the
down-rivcr towns number. Manager
C;ondinC ~ the Temples is counting
murh on tho fash Boxer Irwin In the
next sunday contest. In last SUNDAY
game Irwin tore the heavy Eskimo line
Tine and timc ror long, gains. Tbs
TEMPLES have in Irwin, Mccormick.
Dccvcrs and Maloncy a hackfeld that
looks like rca! football material.
Il Is likely that 1000 people will 20
- he Caskct Works grounds Sunday
rnr the biz SCRAP. At least one bet is
said 10 have been laid by a ShadysIds
man. sln1 even that the Jcwctts win.
:, wee Snapped up a. once by BcIlaIre' 5
hackr:s Rivalry - running high and
Crsr-rIass contest vii! he in order.
Ioth coaches. "Whi;c:" Gillics OF
Sb,IrStrn md Murray Shackla ford OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
CON5| LOSES BY
SCORE, 50O-251
American Champion an Un-
defeated Contender IN In
ternational Tourney.

New York. Nov. -. Jake
Srhafer maintained his position as
an undcfeated contender in the
international 1S.2 halk line bill
Hard championship tournament at
the Hotel Pennsylvania tonight.
He outplayed Roger Cont, the
Frcnchman, 500 points TO Pol.
That was not all. Schacfcr equal
cd the average OF - 80 that
Willie Hoppe set last night as the
record average Of the present
tournament. He also set up new
high run for this competition with
massive compilation of 1873. This
run had been Immediately prcrcd-
cd by 100. The champion had an
other run Of 81. All OF his play
WAS rapid and he favored the
short rails throughout.
Cont began poorly. lie WAS not in the
same stroke as year ago. when he dc
feaied Schaefer in the tournament at
chicago. Tho Frenchr'an tai"r strenS-
tG~ucd his ball 20 ball billiards to finish
with an average Of 81 $ and h,Eh runs
q Io7. 81 and 4G.
The score follows:
JAKE Schaefer. white ball: ~ -, :,
Ia. l95. :. %. ;. %. To'o; 500. high
runs l95. 129. %. Average 50 So.
Roger Cont. S?ot ball: =. .. =. s.. l.
8. &C. to-, total 2jl, high runs lo7, 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
MARrETrA's SHOWING AGAINST
GROVE CITY PLACES BETHAHE
IN POSITION TO EXPECT
HARD BATTLE.
Advance Sale Of Tickets for Clash 1no1-
Gates That Wollsburg VIII BE- SCAT
Of Interest for Local Fans.

Coach Red Grffth's Marietta asrc-
CATION occupies the limelight in Bethany
football circles at the present time, ana
Morrow and yesterday are putting tor'h
their best cffV-ts in order TO turn inc
Ohio toemen back by 4 good score. WIN
this contest under their he!ts II VIII
mean tina; Bethany meets butter WIN
but one defeat in eight trys, and u Is
,I,oeAther likely that the Btlre crew
from Indianapolis vii! have somewhat
the same kind Of a record as the PaSc
aggregation meets Notre Dame TINS week
with the big odds on Notre Dame 70
win.
Marietta has always siven bethsnF
real battle and this weeks VIII DC 10
cxco,,lor A complete rest Of an en-
ire week will put the Pioneers injured
list in excellent condition and they WH4
nc a fighting aggregation that VIII line
up IN the coming fray. Then too MarI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
.P|NK|E MITCHELL IS
WINNER IN VOTING

Ninneapol!s. MINI, Nov. 15.-P!nkle
MITCHELL OF Milwaukee,. today. was an
uounced as winner Of a voting conducted
hv n sporting publication here 10 award
-he magazines diamond studded belt
rmhlemal;c OF the Junior welterwe!Eht
chamrionsh'p nr the world. Twenty lao
mound contestants were entered and 100
nnn votes cast in tho contest which ran
all summer. Mitch"+rs total vote was
100000. leading Harvey Thorpe OF
Kansas City by $1,000 votes. Man!'
foreign countries that were represented
in tho hailot!ng.
Tho cmblematlc belt Is to he awarded
Mitchell IN III" name Of the National
Eux'ng Association, and he viii he re-
ou!rcd 10 defend 1t 10 decision against
IN onnOuent selected by the association
2, least once every six months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Should Both Teams Win From Cp
ponents This Weekend. Battle
For Honors viii Be
Assured
Mail Order Sale Largest IN Years
Which Indicates Attendance
viii Reach High
Record

The thrilling game i'll which Wash
ington & jefferson College defeated
Lafayette College at To &c o
Grounds New York. ten days ago
and the dazzling pace al whrn 'hc
West Virginia University team has
been going this season causes thH
meeting OF these two uuc"'"ai''
elevers at Morsantown or Thanks.
giving Day this year g Icon up aS
one of the most important EamCs -
be played this whole season and on"
which. possibly. Will have : direct
bearing on the Eastern intr'C"!.
egeiate Championship.
Hard Games Saturday
Pitt and ". & J. are 70 play AZ
Forbes field this Weekend. While
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16

Welker Cochran Wins
From German Champion

New YORK. Nov. I5.--Wclker Cochran.
A...c~.can star. defeated Erich, Hagen
lachcr German champion son q al,
this afternoon. in the fourth match OF
the international, IS ha.k line billiard
championship az the hotel Pennsylvania
Although defeated. UagcHlacher set a
record run for the tournament, a closely
complied cluster Of rs. His other rams
verc 40 and - Cochran. forging from
far behind In order 10 win. had high
runs OF 40. So. aud 20. His average
was 80 5-l5 and Hagenlachcr was 81 els.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Jake Schaefer Wins From Frenchn1an
bison SQUAD PRACT|C|NC HARD
IN EFFORT To SWAMP MAR|ETT TIA
eta will have on deck 4 number OF her

eta will have on deck 4 number OF her
own rooters a. there are q great hdm'
Der Of Marietta alumni in tho valley
who will take advantage OF TINS oppo'-
unity 10 see the Pioneers in action.
Tickets have been put on sale 1t the
usual agencies and there is promised
q rood advance sale to see the contest.
,rhe game has been thoroughly adVer-
tjsed and II is evident that "ellspurs
will he the seat Of interest to great
number of local fans next SATURDAY:
Mar!ettas performance of holding
Grove City TO a scoreless tie last week
Is not overlooked by the Bisons. Ihe
Marietta comeback after tho defeats IN
The early season are not looked upon az
nearly as much of criterion OF the
teams strength as their latest PERFORM
ance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16

at Wheeling High school. Notices have
heea sen, u all high schools governed
by this body and tull attendance 10
expected.
This melting was formerly held In Jan
uary. but has been moved up two
months as has the spring meeting. This
Will enable The committees to work out
pans 20 -the Arrangement OF the floor
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16

An equal wage for equal work pc
,ucn, men and women. or ffty-hfty
industrially. is ono Of the aims OF the
Women's Bureau in the Department OF
Labor The equal wage Is favored by
employers, as we'll as by women. for
the former feel that they are able 10
Get better standard OF labor and bet
ter morale among the workers on ac-
count Of It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
81 Pairs 10 Tee Off
In PinehurSt Tourney

P,nrhurst. y. C.. Nov. lb.-Thtrty
seven pairs will tee or on the champion
ship course IN the annual amateur pro
fcssIoual best ball tournament wh!r!l
opens here tomorrow. The play will he
SO holes on the opening day and the
same number on FyidaH .....1....,l..l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
Many Ont of Scl1mmage.

Tho injured mcU AL took their places
On the varsity in the signal w"rk"u'
.lu, with the sCrtmmaEe StohhS excused
most of them frum the real hayd work,
50 "a 20 not agg"&Na;" tucir Inquiries
further. Cotton and Carrou were IN
their positions. but Denny May. star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16

Tho First Christian church HORSE
Shoe League team viii oppose the lS'aha
,ossc-s In match in the near future.
The date will BE- announced Within the
next few daEs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
0, Y, A, A TO MEET
At Y. NJ, SATURDAY

The winter meeting of the Ohio vi =
ley Athletic association IS scheduled to
be held Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
WITH THE EXCEPTION or COT
TON AND MhY-ALL EXCUS-
ED FROM HARD WORKOUT.
Yesterdays workout Will IN All Proba-
bility Be Last Hard Work Before
ParkersbUrg Clash.

Regardless Of the fact tina; his injured
list Is about as large as III" law allows
a. the present time. Coach 'IHlI' St"nhS
ran the Wheeling High oU'ht through
a light scrimmaE" practice yesterday
afternoon following lengthy signal
driN in wh!Ch every man on the squad
tool, mart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
IN JURED WHEELING HIGH SQUAD
HOLDS LIGHT SCR|NNACE DRILL
tackle. was out OF the hard work yes
,ast Of Hard W DIX.

tackle. was out OF the hard work yes
terday.
Last Of Hard Work.
RcaIizinc thar his team must De IN
excellent condition to gain victory
over Parkcr.hurE. Stobbs held The scrin'-
mare session yesterday. the lone one OF
the week, in order 10 have his men on
cdg, for the battle. 1t IS an assured
ca,, tina, the rest Of tho week the squad
Will confnc It's practice - light Signa'
and Fundamental drills.
Parkorsburg the Favorite.
With both teams injured :" some eN'
,cnt fans arc again at loss TO PIE.
the winner. l'arkcrSburG, because OF
lis weight. and large squad is "iGht
r1yoritc over the cold and VIII III al
reliability. enter the game in that po-
.i,i,n. Tho possible liueups OF the
,.,me is being kept IN the dark by o.
r,,pIs a. both schools and IN al lr""a-
ihlI,v won't he announced until gam"
,tn,c when it ta asccr'a!ncd which 81 the
injured players viii be in condition
,rrrmlt,irG them 10 crtcr the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16

rms, Il IS built on reason. Scientific au-
thorItlcs admit It's power! s, :. :. builds
blood power, 1t builds ed-hloOd cells.
Tbat Is what makes fghtIne- blood. Fight
iuc blood destroys Impurities. 1t fights
hills. II always wins! 1t fights pIn,.
pIcs. II fights skin eruptions. 1t builds
nerve power. thinking power the tight
listed power that whirls man up int"
1ncrcss. 1t gives women the health. the
angelic complexion and the charm that
moves ito world! These Al" the reasons
that have made S. :. $. today the great
blood cleanser. hody-hulll"r. success build
er. and TIA why results have made tears .'Tr
Nv u Srhatf. 5S7 18th ST.. Washing
ton. D. C.. writes:
- fri.d ior vecrs 10 get rrlicf from bad
ea,. Of bo;is Eycrything Jc!'Sd wt,I '9ok
& S. S. | AM no0 absolutely eI'sd. and II
,sas 8. s. S. thGt did L..
Try II yourself 2. & O: 10 sold at al
drug stores In two slzcs. The larger af,
hottie Is the more economical
y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
BOWLING ~
MUSEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
November 15.)

3&7 2T5 3A7 353-13I@
Tonigh.: Hypo-Cod VS.. Fish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
MUSEE TEN PIN LEAGUE.
fN0-a,,,1No,. icy
Masonic Duck Pin League.

CNi CrO poi
Tonight: L. Dairy No. We. fenna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
PUBLIC MARKET klDS
BUYER AND PRODUCER
Nay Be cpen Space Where Farm.
efs Sell 10 Consumer.
Score clsss tsEvs Erected Ss'sss Aisrl
ssrres curhs--suppls~srsaFG
Agencies 10 AsEiSs a kfsr
cert nsNrtnas&cn.

Vpen Fyls!l a4arAsl.ss e'sas,.tate re
sssasirss asd Rrast axk~ssl ~ as3Y VISIT
Aissa x su types x p4slse narSeSs,
III lts ampvss gagm q Ilarsri Il iAsS
tyfls assy De msreiy 8 ss5 ssalsai
lguEsh us curb . sssts,sa u arsaA
street yayAuI leG shrgp pa,isT
sIGshl s9i,~vy 3siga lsr@ers ,aay sFv&p
tlaeir uaxus4s ard ssssi ia esoaaulrrs
Ia iys hs.est teselo4,Elens s4ch =
market may consist ~ q paved tract
auh ralss-j ualGs c0yered ssth sAi'
siautlal saf,<la ~ protest iea.as wares.
tuyyrx saa --tirre fs,sa Tie nr4!hrr
Ig34 sl4rti thBy cSvsa be q type iiss'
Ia bad weather nRy ice utssle practical.
IL lnto an eaeleacs batsaas - Iae
usa ~ soliinx doors A fes cities haNs
erected sAs,fs along street cart.s for
the protrctioa q Vpsn markets hn'
foe the most part curt markets srF
unprotected nni s.ss.is ate constructed
only tn markets situated GA ssNertsl
asarket tracts
The sS~rAllal feature " a retail
market IL the r~strietion II purchases
70 cunxumers is Distinguished frotn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
Made Baap pes Useful.

An sid adsuturr who PASSED away
Ii Australia ii the axe ~ ninety foar,
WAS tsr only man I've kngga. says q
correspondent, " g'ut hagdp"s 70 .
Hseful PURPOSE After besg captured
u hrn mo t.HrcAa sl~,laie te'i, he
atuvl gar Victoria pp3irc. and was
nv gets responsible Tor The capture ~
tt.p uusbUag,r "leWboy ne was them
sppo.ntcd second Ia temipand ~ ah
Arsviltn ttsal vat ont tn hgl ifae"s
= lei ar't nnethe' t'tshtanfefl
.n3 be- uet~i 70 tel that one DAY ~"
garty va- sgfprss'yi ny 9r' natives
aifh he,f.,e intent S t,vT,ui-si, oHe NC
lnlusl Yelled THE piprs charlie, The
nlas vblle We retrea, The I'D ad'
,,nturrr played the pllsFs ann he
natives v,rr 81 lnystliiea that they
stood oIS4 uauthrd ehihe the party
marched aif
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
SUCKERS ON CORN HARMLESS
Mary Farmers rave htrssktr idss
That Esylefs stalks Ars s~ln-
arane. &c Growth.

Many farmers are rrrss~s%@sf WITH
,hs i3ea that he sgrsers ~ aarisss
setA. Rhieh graw frpgD III ess~s*ar'
,~s mssE ~ esffl srv a hisasir&rcs %
,hv b~St gyy1ufa =, th@ la't"r
wsg valcah5e hours are soraet3TDes
S,-eat removing them. m; esI"ri-
meets sar,ng twn aggressive years f.a
Nebraska tar1us demonstrated tAa'
cysrr With the sackw-s left gT2tsrgrss~-4
outySsa,sed that srum which 'se surs-
cvs Asa hs~a removed T'ael. leaves.
IKE tire eaher~, wrsAs a~~Er tG yer.
srwFn Ssetsl osscs in stssssStnS uv'
.rstsve elerents frasa the atmosphere
snr ire bsneN Of The sar ca the IAiz
GAfk-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

tT$lIE question uhat looms W for
Il set,ietncul. noW thar yacatiGn
days are heee. Isl what SAail Take
AlGngy The average apgaon has
learard the r-n'hl and physical ~
frasrr4Tfit tiAr Ftsft@S hsc 'itr,ie *sgrs
ner joagueyiDN and all oct allow
herself - ts hardened WITH TX u
"ralngA' Besldeg. f'lr eiushfs Of To-
day are far from bglky and one cGa
81 very we'll equipped and stlil tFarsi
siaht With no oluGer@oue baggage.
Some fair yacati0plsta eSpep %
enjoy. above alt things, pt!hs M drean
parade. aad there aEe plenty II piaena
where ,hsy ran spend their days drvss-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

lCalers such marke. X II 10
epr,slucy-s market" furnishes an ~
portunl,y fer ilr~'t dealing between
pfolucers sud c,t -uu1prs oprn ~.
tail markets may n.sn sajniii hag ster>,
or wagon and puwlrcart ptid'ers -
saiesren Tle.e dealers a~c usually
admitted under certain restrictions
IN. Ualtea States Department ~
Asr4eaifare hss given musa atlrnti'n
81 ihe suffice, " plhlir markets, 'eelr
establishment au5 Operation. as IA
economical aud SATISFACTORY injecting
place FOR Ire country producer aui
,ro city buyer A rev Department
ka3i,uu NJ ltsg. entitled open
.sHrs y ru@ie Markct. Is noa
ava4an'p ~ dsuritgit8a pnA curIrs
uay 81 Na3 fr,> IS writing 8. The I',a
par,m,al " ASgfsuitare, We-hinst q.
u =
TIE huNAtu discusses the function
81 paliic marscfS thcir Ownership AMI
saatfal. rsfallshn-,ut and oi.~raii"n.
II .aIs that pahl'r markets sre q!
tr, rs t. replace other means y
4W>fahulaa ( sarta pr.3Hoe they arr
supplementary agencies % std under
fr,sarahlp conditions IN eflciut lis
rrys>.~l,t, ,.,~'.t ...,'"'' vts.a,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
What Shall | Take Along?"
Cool Frocks for Summer
Z. .-S--

for the plated skirt. The coat has
an.y ems fastening, At she n@S, bas
IL pfuYiteti With a narrow tess at1h
short hanging ends, Either " thsse
suits. ~ both ~ them. will serve for
negrfy every rsssr ri She 4agSgAt
Midsummer ealA oct, along vita
sa,iA butterflies aAa gQ41s- iiig'.l
dragon dls=. tbs sheesest ard lowell
ezt Afternoon drrssse that srges me
year They are scattered eseFyN hete
tar saasa hud al opportunity 10
yhr=e ary fabrics u indulge ,htE
mboru love % datnyigess asid ca9F.
Fpr several stas.,as past. a. nana'
gRrtugprs 4ase bruelrasgesl a61fah'y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
PROBLEMS or AVERAGE FARM
A1~s Of t~e Most r1rcrtsTt 10 A.
rage Asru - .Oa.ss- FrcSf
srcgn Each Department

II arrange the Na~k x Che ,a1r a.
tA..t eath 'sgar@gtst tau iH@ 7'i2@ fe
garz rross : nue II tte .fu9estsuf
rr-s,lssf< VI tAe avrta ~ farm Where
6 s sf@ = NEED "a !,se ga-ta ea a'I -
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~ s,.v m the Iatai. more iaa3 gsost
We p.s,! f,,s S,vn. ~ AZ least sz1sSc ssat
e,-a wes, h~ pRsHtai 10 I'll TIE ssas.
Less lahar % ry~,rtrsd 70 feed the
STICK. hus nnce. mast ee INrsTitsed s'sF~
lr.x tie short srAsoe ~ Sln ailias
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
IN. Makes Old Waists Like New
~ U Putnam Fadsless Dyes dyes tnts - you wish


tn less than NJ years the electricity
psoduced III America has Increased
nautv than lb tltnps Netll II Is how
1--WE tiines greatpr than ,he energy that
every man in the nalitta rouii ppt
forth In 4 year. wpgtine eight hours
day. uirisaure 10 the f1aI "ltar ftt
work 2"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07

.1rNs The DARK s.'ie aa,t. fr'n'iafd
With braid. as pir'u u g" faFT
srsnpd Is pjesp ~ er snN sai $500
,iyssgulng It's Shart Eoy'>r tsa' WIN
,snv .rs,,rS ~ yba gren', iass' NJ"
fhr,~ hottea> hssaw tllr "A.-t..S
and la,Ss very ,~,ot The skirt i Ian
and sa,wt eGe5iGh ~ snst lae' V',s''
seasoned gt,Netrsttrr. Navy e50'
twill Is a pevfEp'sl taNefi'e ara F''5''''
gate. NS choice eyr7yWhere IN ne
.,vher s9!t plain heorSpUa masses
tho sleeveless c,s; with cape oENlna
With tsrgped material Which ~ eseS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-07
REST YOUR TIRED FEET

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