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Include I. W, WIS. j
Chicago, ug. 21.-Many members
of the Industrial Workers Of the
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TARIFF BILL
IS NOT READY
FOR CONFERENCE
the house today With a formal r
quest for a conference,

Continued from page ~
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The moon travels through space at
a speed Of $3.50 feet a second
Crocodiles swallow pebbles and
small stones for the purpose of grind
ing their food. 90
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80 aaGnAny p1blhhad IL aTIe I1ndon nrraan .arx, IN. ,.rn,~--
E&A n0p0Ax14MT witch VS. n III rSN0en6 ~ M~SS nNH -
u fNNA ~ MAxeA n T@IND8
co.1 asssss.t e sssssfys Z . ssssss. e - u ne l.s..t. 1anoyss q Ktss
EnoIcy ST tMachdons .yhiehI hey sys pursued nnes TIE and III lie world
EAs4A Minor groH1ng out nf the diurnpdon al IL ed Tuurhtlh9 e emndre IS
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-06
Mems Low and High Shoes


WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Bay Your Fa! Supply AlsO Now!
Co., Fine shoes men-Oxfods and High Cuts,
all leather styles, Todays market price $145o Special
at = - So75
$1,000 Oxford and Shoes Vci and Russian
Calf The new Brogue Lasts $685..
New $3.50 and SO so Oxfords and Shoes -$5.s5
New $3.50 Vici oxfords and Shoes $4.85
Special Mems $3.50 and $1,000 oxfods fines feathers, cut
English lasts 10 close out $4.o5
WE WILL ALSO PLACE ON SALE THREE SPECIAL LOTS
Lot No. MEMS Oxords and Shoes, values $500 at 1895
Lot No. ens Oxrds and Shoes values 5000 at $2o5
Lot Oxords Shoes Values up $5o at $1o
SEE-Our Mems All Solid Work Shoes at SI.05 andS LAS
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STANDARD MAKES OF MEMS AND BOYS
Underwear

uy yoar whole years supply. You may have such
Chance Again
Athletic Nansook Shirts and Drawers 75c quality Spec
ial = ------ 3oc
aens Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, per garment 25e
Mems Topks Nansook Unen Suits sold for 81 everywhere Csc
Seapax Union Suits, sold for ST. everywhere 65c
WILSON, Bros, 81. so Union Suits Csc
Wilson Bros, $500 Union Suits $119
Wilson Bros Athletic Shirts and Drawers 85c quality 59c
BOYS UNION SUITS
75c Boys Topkis famous Union Suits, sizes o-1o 49c
S1oo Boys Seapax Union Suits, sizes 8-1o -- o9c
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DUN'S REVIEW

New York, Nov. 3.-Dun's. tomorrow
will say:
Even with statement OF buying in
some quarters. the improving tenden-
cies In business remain sharply defined
E'luctua: lions in volume OF transactions
ara naturally 10 be expected, ana con-
traction Of demand In certain lines this
week does not mean that progress mas
been suddenly halted. Recent purcnas-
Ing has run beyond precedent in special
instances. and has been large In many
cases and some requirements are SO
we'll covered for the present that TUT
Their commitments are temporarily De"
ferred. The sold.up position OF Vari.
Gus manufacturers. moreover. precludes
the acceptance of additional orders for
early de!iverey, not q few interests
being engaged several moths aaean
and withdrawing offerings FOR . time
With n wider recognition OF tho oeteer-
mcnt in conditions. a general Strength
ening of sentiment "a witnessed. ana
disposition to expand operations on =
conservative basis has succeeded the
poi!cy OF hesitation and waiting.
Where prices had risen sharply De-
cause OF strike Influences, as IN fuel and
in iron. steel. a a reactIonary trend has
lately developed. with some buyers now
holding of to see how far the readjust-
men. will carry. The main price move
mcnt. however, continues unmistakAoly
upward.
Weekly hank elearings. $685. 900.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Nov. 3-Cattle-RecetptA
$500 head: slow. uneven: beef steers
weak TO lower quality plain: run COM
composed mostly OF short fed natives
and western rrasscrs. Fest medium
weight steers. s!l.@J: bulk native steers
under s9.75: western grassers, $500 70
s5.75. according 10 quality and finish;
beef COWS and heifers, Gamers ana
cutters. moderately active at 1uiiy
steady prices: bulls steady TO strong;
veal calves 25 to 80 cents lower. mostly
% cents of quality considered: stock
crs and feeders dull weak to Is cents
lower. bull stockers and feeders, s5.75 ID
80; bulk ycalers TO packers, $4,000
1000: bulk bologna bulls. 1886 q Ais;
dcs!rab BILE heavy sausage bulls, up 10
s4&5
Hoes-Rcccipts, 22.Ojo head steady
IN strong: occasional sales 10 10 cents
higher. closing firm. Bulk 100 10 200
pound averagI sS.i0IS.50; 90 to $50
pound butchers. mostly 3S.5S: few de.
sirable weighter butchers. $3.50 a 8.65;
top SS65; packings sows. 3f.09Gf.76;
desirable pigs. mostly $3.50. Estimated
holdover. 1000 head.
Shcep-Rece!pts, 900 head: fat ma
tive lambs steady. Top. sla.75 to pack
crs: bulk. s135O4lS.s5: cuIs. 10000
1850: fat western lambs on sale: feed
ers steady; good 81 and 55-pound feed
ing lambs. s13.5061365 western feed
ing ewes s5.7435.sS: choice 73-pound
yearlinc .we;hers to killers. sI2.Ss: other
desirable 90-pound yearlngs, Sl2.e9:
some heavier 1l5-pound, SASS; sheep
steady: heavy fat ewes. s4.5e95.50: 500
good 95-7ound fat western ewes. 800.
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Big Stock Dividend

Pittsburgh. Nov. 3-D!rectors OF the
Union Natural Gas Company voted to-
dav to declare a stock dividend OF rs
per cent in addition 70 the regular
cash dividend. provided tho stockholders
at meeting on November IS vote fav-
orably upon 4 proposal 10 increase the
capital stock from SlG,00O,O00 to w.
000. 900.
The prorosal. submitted by tho direc-
tors prov!dcs that the par value Of tho
new stock shall be se5 instead Of 500.
The companys properties are cherry
IN! Northwestern Pennsylvania, Ohio,
West Virginia, and Indiana
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Chicago, Nov. 3.-De!ioeratinS only
thirty minutes criminal court Jury
TODAY found Leslie Harrington nick.
named "Ponzi." ard two others, Peter
zi,yitis and Anthony LebecEi. guilty
of operating confidence game Inc
nenaItv is an indeterminaie prison
torn, from one to ten years.
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Chicago, Nov. 3--Eugene '. neos'
IN an announcement in the Socialist
World, says he will remain IN the so
cialist party. The announcement SAYS
the Socialist party was split during
war conditions, but that Mr.. Deos re-
fuses 10 quarrel with those who nave
split from the party.
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Mobprly Mo. Nov. ga contract
renewing the wages and working con-
ditions agreement with the WABASH
Railroad Company. has been signed at
St, Louis by committees representing
rho Order of Railway Conductors ana
RIO brotherhood OF Railroad Tram
men
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New York. Nov. 3.-CaIl money easier.
High ): low 44: ruling rate 5: closing
bid AZ; offered at 5: last loan AZ; call
loans against acceptances AZ Time
loans frmer: mixed collateral 5000 days
o; As monThs s.; prime commcrcial
paper AZ G4x.
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Council Bluffs, Ia, Nov. S.--Eleven
nostal clerks. named to-day by led
eral grand jury in connection with
therts at the Union Pacific transfer
mail section here. today pleaded
guilty.
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Washington. Nov. "a great out OF
doors shrine for all denominations in
full view Of the huge snow cross on
Holy Cross mountain In western Colo
RADIO. is created by an order of Secre-
tary Wallace, of the Department OF
Agriculture, announced to-day setting
aside $50 acres of the Holy Cross ma
tional forest for devotional purposes.
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,rrrenuEGH PRODUCE

Plttshurgh, Nov. 5.-NTPI0-' Nh Y. v.
<on. works No. !. Twenty ounce anl
I1nhhardstons 1926 to $50; hnshe
La'.,.a,. Sew Yorks No. l Baldw!ns
,"110. Kings 10 to 1.25; Twenty opn''
* cents 70 100: Idahos No. ! iona
thans les TO 1.Io. '.
onions Pennsylvania. 0hios and In
dianas 10 pound sacks No. IH!!o"'
l.5o too 1.65.
parry products unchanged
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N. \. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. 3. 1922
Furnished The IntclliE"ncrr by a. F.
Mas'cn 4 Co. members View York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National RanK
Of ". VA. Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling, ". Va. Nov. Z. 1922.
Furnished The In;elliSencer oy \. E
Hasten & Co. members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W Va Bldg.
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New York, Nov. 3.-The Firth ave
nue. home of the late Andrew Carnegie
valued at S3.075.0o0, Is not liable to an
inheritance tax, the appellate division
Of the supreme court declared unani'
mously to-day. reversing a decision
made recently by Surrogate Foley.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. >. l922.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. T.
: NaSteu & Co. members New York Stoch
CNCnanEe Second floor National Bons
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PETROLEUM.

or rf',. "a. Nov&..-Cr"dit balances
s. nn Runs November first +2.s?9:
shipmorts 2l.275, average ease.
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Survival OF Fittest.

ANY growth founded upon so rcKIe
= basis as government favor must DC
nrerarjous. The industries and the
Individual companies which are FealIy
GOOD investments will be able 20 'Su'
thair way through without having u
demand upo1 exhorbitaut tarirs OF
goyarnrnorr capital. They may rave
hard shedding for while. out Wien
Tho depression Is over they VIII coz
.rol no fold While others are oNlId
~, IN influence az Washington. tue!
arc building organizations al 'nou,e'
A. the time Il may seem as II 'n'
oo,cs~rs which get tho most protec
.ron or assistance front Washington
oro ,re winners. but their advantage
g only Temporary. Instead OF trying
- nirk the companies whihc get tue
49, assistance from the gocermeht'
investors should look for the eau,
,a,ias which can got alonE with MS
least.
This factor marks sharp dlst'nc-
tinn het%enn the railroads today. Tn
dor the Esch-CUmmins law the roads
have the privilege OF CiIliHS "P"'' 49,
government for assistance In their
financing. Many investors have LOOK
Cd upon this as a favorable argument.
You Will notice. however. that the
railroads which stand best on the quo
,e,ioa board have very few govern
me-, obNgations" IN their balance
sheets. The only kind OK keg 10 put
vorr money into is on" that VIII
sand on is own bottom. Perhaps
the others will come out all riSht' ou'
the railroads in which I am interest
Cd are now adopting efficient oust
MSS methods instead Of depending
uoon government aid. In choosing
-ai,-oad securities. my advice Is 70 Ie'
some one else speculate as 70 waa'
rha government will or wont do.
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LOCAL Market

Wheeling. v. Va. Nov. .. 1879.
noGy 0uniatiOu list Wheeling S'nCs
Exchange Compiled for The lnte!i!'
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. ;, 1872.
Furnished The lntelligencer by, y. E.
Mastcn 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of " Va Bldg,
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STANDARD OH
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 8. l932.
Furnished The lnteiNGenceT by 4
Masrrn & CO. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National banH
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PRICES MOVE UPWARD, MARKED
BY EXTENSIVE PROFIT TAKING

New York. Nov. Prizes continued
q move - higher ground Ia toda' y
stock market but 81" ruo,. ,u'"' wa> "a
,r~vup,rl At times rs Intensive 'FRONT.'
taxing auI experimental short selling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ct uu "s"rr4s" N priy"e
by tho StudebaHrr c"vnrc''on 'hecked
ihe realizing sa."s IN ia" .H'' AFTERNOON
and brough, aboU, a raty. which carried
q rumh,r ct stocks 'o th"ir highest
l,rris q! tn. da,. SUGobah"r gaming
threc points. |. :. Steel common was
pushed NJ more 'hIu '"v p"'"'S 10
TO- Z. al o;tcritSs r":nE readily alb
s,rbed
The advauC" OF III" Inst tw" DAYS RaS
brought about Il substantial! .'a*ct"n
u IL, short interest, 'H' nv N"'H&e "t
sales. which t",ul,vd only ".I.n"" ~ho"cS
today. indicates TIA. tine GOVERNS .p"r-
ations axe fur from completion.
Pa. share. ,rlovcd a bu-sc 90, Ir''"'-
- :, IN, ,,,I...sslou h,., -N,,u-Ive
nrof, taking Gu, neayily into their early
,,,ip<
s...,. ca I'm
-,,,.r,f ,,
- ,1.1oatT,,. ,,.,,b I : S..aI cain ,
- ,u., ,r,.,.s b,,r., rccordo.! b.
no,b,or,,, = rrr..hls N.dva,, and Rc-
,,,,t,rir r,,,,nmarts which v,r,amons
,.,d,,' ,.os,.rd,v foil under tho
,lch. - rc,lilir., sale, .oda,
&c.. I,,,..,i.. ,I.,,.nJ for conner
h,,-,,.. ,ri,.,. t.,,. ,,,,..~ ,,,,,al found
.,nr"ss;or, i, no ,n,r.as,I activity and
~. ,,.;oM. fr~ cor,,,r shares.
49, - ~, ',,,.,.,l,,, c..frs ,,.r. r.Jr by
80 .,,.,r,. sL.,,,s
%,'x,oo, pc,ro,anr, again assumed
,>a1.rsbt, ~ he ~, group with a net
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HOGS
SHEEP AND LANES
C.tLN'E S
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. :. 1872.
Furnished The lnielIiSrncer by 4 z
Iasten & Co. members New York Stoca
s. chanEe Second floor NAt!OnAi Bans
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Cleveland, O., Nov. 3.-Prohibition
agents to-day raided West eide gar
age. arrested two men and seized thou.
sands Of dollars worth Of raw and tin
ished product and distilling apparatus.
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The earliest masonry darn was bulk
by Mcncs. king OF Egypt. 5000 years
ago.
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New York, Nov. 1.-The Scripps.
Howard newspapers 8 the name an.
nounced to-day for what has for many
years been known as the Scripts-Nc'
Rae newspapers. publishers OF num-
Der of afternoon dailies in various
cities.
Row W. Howard enters the firm as
the successor to Colonel Milton A. Nc
Rae and Robert y. SCripps succeeds
his father, +. ". Scripps.
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Tristan DaCunha, lonely British
Isle. is TO have radio communication.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHEESE.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
SAX BROTHERS.

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. $. 1922.
CATTLE
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Madrid. Nov. 2.-Thcre has been
further skirmishinC between the Span
ish troops and the Moroccan rebels, II
is announced in an official communicate
from Morocco to-day.
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Sees Republican Victory.

As 10 the immediate effects OF the
elections they should not be import
ant unless the Republican majority IN
CONGRESS should be overthrown. 90
not. however. expect such an event.
After all" continued Mr.. Baoson'
most Of us business men worry a
great dea! more over politics than we
should. Everybody to-day Is looking
10 Washington for present Nine
tepihs Of all the important Oils oc'
fore Congress this rear were design
Cd 10 help some one group-usuaily
~ the expense oil the others. Farmer
and labor demands. railroad tinanc'
ing. state roads. soldiers bonus ana
the tariff fight are q few examples
This stampede 10 the government LOT
assistance Is one OF the pesuiences
which always follow war. The same
mania developed after the Civil war
From 1865 10 1870 bankers and ousi'
mass men spent more energy loooYlns
=, Congress than developing their
own business. The government must
mix into business IN war time; IL 10
hard 10 get out OF il after the war Is
ova- Eventually people VIII realze
,bat Won cant take out Of the govern
ment more than you put into II. foE
Tho nreseut, however, the SITUATION
presents 4 serious danSer-not 70
those who succeed! not TO those VINO VINO
fsjyrto get assistance, not 10 lHoo7
who succeed.
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PROVISION MARKET
flesh is

CpREENTFn EH IiEl TER NIs'S.
Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. .. i1-2.
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Rome-A solemn ceremony was
held to-day in honor Of the Italian Al
pine soldiers who fell during the war.
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Cardiff, Wales. Nov. 3.-The South
Wales Miners Federation in confer
cnce here has decided 10 withdraw its
notice Of a general strike and work IN
the mines will be continual.
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Babson Sees the Coming Battle
Of Conservatives VS.. Radicals
Asserts New Radical Party
Will Resemble the Bull
I Moose - Conservatives a
Combination of Both Dem
ocrpts and Republicans.

Wellesley Hills. Mass, Nov. In
an interview this week with Roger
W Bahson. the question q what e.
tect the Conversational elections will
have upon business. brought from
him the following statements:
I see one interesting issue in the
Congressional elections. namely, the
number OF new radical members sent
20 CONGRESS. Those Of Us IN the east
10 not unGsrstad the viewpoint OF our
western people. hence few are awake
20 the great change which Is coming
abou, in our political line up.
throughout the present generation.
the contest has been between the Re
publiCars and Democrats. The days
Of this al!Snmeut. however. are num-
bered. Both OF the old parties have
suffered extensive changes AZ least
By 1925. and perhaps in 1924. real
contest may he waCed between the
so-cal,ed Conservatives on the one
side and the so-call"d Radicals on the
other.
BY Radical I 10 not refer 70 the
l. W. W. ;, OF any ~'b"P N'''"'Nt''
known as Bo,sheyiStS. The new Rad
ical party will be moro like the Bull
Moose party vi 1917 The ConSerYa-
tive group will represent a comolna-
tion OF both Republicans and Demo
Gratis who are opposed 70 the extreme
measures OF the other group. Tho
elections Tuesday will serve 10 show
TO what extent this new altsument Is
taking shape
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Richmond, Va, Nov. 81. Gordon
Blundon, former president Of the Com
mnnwCalth National bank Of Reeds
vile. Virginia, was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary by Judge
Woods in federal district court to-day
on charges Of 'misappiying" stock OF
the Petersburg Mortgage and Trust
Company IN connection with the az
fairs of the bank.
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NEWSIES

lansing. Mich, Nov. 3.-The right
OF police officers to search automO,
biles for evidence of liquor law VOLTA,
tons. without the Formally Of a search
warrant was upheld by the Michigan
supreme court in an opinion to day.
Milwaukee. Nov. 3.-Gcneral vii
liam f. Mitchell. assistant chief of the
United States air service. and chief OF
the American flying forces in the A.
+. T.. was divorced in the Milwaukee
circuit court September q. by Mrs.
Caroline Mitchell, it was revealed to-
day.
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MUTTON.
SMOKED MEATS.

- 20
Shoulder .....,........... ~
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PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. NoV. ;. 1g2.
L-A.nL,EE ILLIS & SONS ~
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Waynesburg Team To
Play CaSeys Sunday
Crack Warrington, Pa, outht Will Be
Seen at Riverside Park Next
Sunday

Many OF the fans around Wheeling
have been requesting tho management
o: the CascyS to bring the strong
WaynesburG club here for a game Al
ways willing TO please. the manager Of
the Caseys began looking up their rec
ord and found that they had recently
been defeated by the Cutters OF Wash
ington, Pa. Negotiations were immc,
diately made that will bring the Wash
tngton team here as the management OF
the Caseys realizes that team tina;
could defeat the WaynesburE outfit
would undoubtedly pull a large crowd OF
fans 70 Riverview Park next Sunday
In bringing tho Cutters here FOR The
gatse next Sunday the Caseys are Civ
ing the fans an opportunity OF seeing
some OF the teams closer to home work
There have been so many Pittsburgh
teams here that the fans are beginning
70 ask for teams from other places In
booking the Washington club there Is no
doubt but what a ajority OF the fans
will be only too glad to see what kind
OF a game the conQuerors Of the we'll
known Waynesburg club will put up
against the local team. The fans are
SO used too seeing close and exciting
games at Rverview Park, that thero IS
not much chance OF their being d.sap-
aointed when the Washington crowd
play here.
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REGULAR GAME ON
LAST DAY OF CAMP
"RedC- and whites" OF Mounta1neeI
squad to Stage Regulation
Game.

Morgantown. Aug 1.-(spcc'a!>--
Through the cooperation OF Alumni
Secretary F. Roy Yoke and Head Coach
Dr. {. W. spears. of the West Virginia
University football team. regular
ramc Of fined quarters Viii be p!aFcu
for the entertainment of any a!umnus
who wishes To come from any point 10
soc Il IN Saturday. September 18TH the
last dav o: the Jackson's M!lis tra!hihs
camp.
Due to the central location or the
caup and tho trolley facilities II ia an
tiCipated that hundreds OF followers O,
the team, Alumni and otherwise. Wi!
take advantage Of this opportun!ty TO
see the Mountnineer warriors In action
or course, many Will wish to see the
work outs during tho two weeks the
team Is in camp but II IL not every Cay
that a scrimmasc will take place and
most OF the time the work will be fair-
- unirterPstiuE IN the lay observer
Secretary Yoke thinks IL day Is set
aside and real game assured That 'uIly
nyc thousand spectators. large num-
her OF whom would be Alumni or the
University. would gather for the occa-
son and since he has secured me as
semi OF Coach Spears n the plan his ar
rarcemcnts arc now fairly well under
way HIS idea falls right IN line with
Coach spears plans. The Varsity
mentor 0lans 70 develop spirit OF RI
valry nr'wcon IN" Reds ana the
Whites" with n game to he played o"
tho final game Of the camp for the
championship
No admission VIII I've charged and II
Is expected that tho gam" vii be wide
,hrC,,Ch so