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( ctLtiM , \ I Want Ad. Page Like Yea Ui* II Dautory i ortt. Telephone J [ Book?it wm I p Pat You. -j iw GRID STAR"" IATWAYNESBURG 1 ONCE RIDICULED Red' Irwin Wins Permanent |Berth After Hard Pull to Make GoodL WAT^GSBCRO. Pa.'. Nov. 9.Hn all probability Uia latest luraIn the Waynesburg College ItoAiiall flrmanent, "Red" Irwin, jflmbaclc, trill be again visible I when the Woltpack stacks up against the tast St. Bonaventure ^eleven here Saturday, ^'eachlo,. who has been playing ^Blassy game at fullback for the ^ low Jackets, has not yet ent'.ro Irered from hia injuries ren the Allogbeny game, and rubtfnl if Coach Frank N. 11 allow him. to play against taventure. ' Irwin, originally an end. his first game at fullback y against Bethany?and Up until Saturday. Irwin, seaport boy. was a second man. He had been drib<tag yfear, getting in for alimtes in the less importles and- doing little of imThore were a number :her criticisms Saturday led" came ?out? for his first t fallback. These were to .paeans or praise long the end of the game. On Splay, in fact, "Red" carJball for twelve yards anl wn for Waynesburg and led himself forevor In the acps of local fans., s but a repetition of what indent history, for "Red's" In other sports luyi been - He reported for basket SAaenn nni( tr-n a fttof "ft Knember of the squad" during thv first part of tbc year. For some ppaHon,.-'he was retained. Thlen | suddenly the accounts of the lfaft|gcra':became full of the name "Irwin" and Waynesburg- awoke fact that he is one of the ^eltj^uarda' in collegiate basketW With the school chanting his Fpraisea for * his' splendid court Hrork ."Red" decided to risk his athletic laurels by coming out for baseball;'He did. His work wai I apparently mediocre and he was I guilty of sereral errors at critical momenta' in the games. The teachers began to howl to Coaci I pP-lfe, who was handling tho niao, o put "Red* 'on- tho bench. But. dt gnd behold!?as the mkltfjo the season neared "Red" iVpvelop bd into a jje plus ultra outfielder ?one without fault or flaw. Those vho had panned him now began Ming him. The removal of Ir| Ba from the Waynesburg outfield ^Kdd^aase nothing short of a rc KQOtDau arrived ana uie uwjKet.- [ jll-bnseball rtar reported for I V3ty. Ho failed to make tbo first | earn and the fans, forgetful of Hhalr yelling in the past onco Knorn began to yawp. Bat "Uod" Mtg not,to be yawped down. HIi work In the Bethany game shows Hju&ther.lB now a permanent first Bsaiiad man on all of Coaph Wolf's teams and thnt he has one's more bucceoded in tooling the fans. Local persons will watch with inI terest the performance Saturday loR.thls MeKeesport lad. If he starts as fallback. tCrflmes Tomorrow 1 ^Rsast Side va: Fairmont.* . W Mnnnington ya Elklus. |^nh State va^Tech. B West Virginia vs. Indiana. B Albright vs. Wostern Maryland, vs. Westminster. ^ Bpston College vs. Baylor. J^BgyQoIa v^Tufta. IB, v?. Hobart BftOoliate vs. Rochester. B Columbia vp. Mlddleburv. Conn. Aggies vs. St Stephen's. B Cornell vs. Dartmouth. BW'sion vs. St John's. ^HRnrk. & Marah. vs. Swarthmore. J pHarvard vs. l'linceton. B Holy Cross v3. Springfield. B< Johns Hopkins vs. Drexel Inst. Leb. Ralley vs. Susquehanna. | New Hampshire vs. Maine. R Providence vs. Boston University. B Rensselaer vs. Worcester Poly. B Rutgers vs. Lafayette. P Wilmington vs. Georgetown. !t Sterling vs. Ottawa.. Fslrmount vs. Baker. ^Friends vs. Southwestern College, y Bethany ivs. McPherson. Wushburn vs. Emporia. B Valparaiso vs. Kalasoo. trfnakell-Indians vs. Detroit. RgNebrnska Wesleyan vs. MorningHkcwn Wesleyan vs. Carthage. ^ ^^yj^Grlnnell. TELEPHONES 110511061107 SAY "CLASSIFIED" / , Thou - WILL CAR \ . ' . i ^ ^ " PIUNCETON, N. J.. Nov. 10;? "Princeton's chances to beat Harvard rests with the success of th3 Tigers' open game. Princeton must get tho brvaks and be able to take advantage of them." There you have the opinion ol Coach Bill Roper, -the man who i?J directing the destinies w'of the Princeton squad. He doesn't pro. diet a victory, but botwpon the lines it is easy to gee mm ?o ?"3 hopes If his team plays the.aer'al game aB successfully as it did against Chicago. Princeton's lino is rather green and Inexperienced. That was provSt. Thomas vs. St. Marys. Halltne vs. Carleton. Gustavus Adolphus vs. St. Oiaf. j Lawrence vs. Hipton. Drury vs. Rollo. Central College vs. Kirksvilie! State Teacliors. James iMlllikin vs. Illinois Wesleyan. Bradley Poly vs. Augustana. Illinois College vs. Eureka. Blackburn vs. Western Military. Northern Illinois Teachers, vs. Illinois Normal. niillUII > a. miiiu. South. Georgetown vs. Georgia Tech. Georgia vg. Virginia. Mercer vs. Univ. of Chattanooga. Davidson vs. Wofford. Fnrman vs. South Carolinh. Oblethorpe vs. U. S. Infantry School. Clemson vs. Citadel. ' Stevens vs. Mass. Aggies. Syracuse vs. McGill. Union vs. Hamitlon. ^ U., S. Mil. Acad. vs. Notre Dame. U.VS. Naval Acad. vs. St. Xavier. Urslnus vs. Penn. Mil. Vermont vs. Norwich Williams vs. Wesleyan. Yale vs. Maryland. West. Minnesota vs. Iowa. Chicago vs. Ohio State. Illinois vs. Wisconsin. % Purdue vs. Northwestern. Nebraska v.s. Kansas. Washigton & Lee vs. Centre. .Missouri vs. Oklahoma. Ames vs. Kansas Aggies. Washington vs. Grinnell. Louisville vs. Rose Poly. Western State Normal vs. Earlham. De Pauw vs. Butler. vuipuruiou vb. auioiuw. Mt. Union vs. Miami. Wittenberg vs. Otterbeln. Muskingum vs. Toledo. Ohio Northern vs. Western Reserve. Donnlson vs. Cincinnati. Baldwin-Wallace vs. Dayton. Ohio Wesleyan vs. Michigan Aggies. Kenyon vs. Wooster. Defiance vs. Ashland. El on vs. Guilford. Centre vs. Washington & L6e. Transylvania vs. Franklin, Richmond vs. Lynchburg. . Howard vs. Spring Hill. Tonne8SO vs. Mississippi A. ? M. Tulane vs. Alabama Poly (Auburn). Erswlne vs. Newberiy. North Carolina State vs. V. P. L Kentucky vs. Vanderbllt. Miss. Normal vs. Loyola. North Carolina vs. V. M. I. Wake Forest vs. Trinity. BIr.-Sou. vs. Sewanee. Henderson-Brown vs. Centenary. Florida vs. Mississippi. i Louisiana State vs. Alabama. Roanoke Collegi vs. William and Mary. Catholic University vs. Georgo Washington. HampdemSldney vs. Emory and Henry. Pacific Coast College of Idaho vs. Montana Mines. j College of Pudget Sound vs. Pnc. University. . Orpgon tb. Washington State, Washington vs. California.. Classified Advertising Rates gh the Clauified columm of The W 'RYHOPES i ed In tho Chicago game when th Princeton forwards were outplay ed in all except the final period Roper admits his line is not a strong as ho would like to havo it It is a fighting line, however, ani ho hopes tho spirit will make u for th0 other faults that aro sur to crop out. Princeton must atojfc.Owen if th Tigora are to havo much of : chance. Owen is dangerous an time his team gets inside of th opposition's 40-yard line. He i capable of gaining that much dh tance in a half dozen plays. It is a difficult thing to dovls sMrsui By BAT (As Told to CHAPTER THREE When the war broke out, I fel it up to me to do my duty French citizen. We of St. Louli joo, nu <110 wa.ii'ua, tie uuve iu vote. We also have thp duties. I joined tbe Eighth Colonials a Toulouse. It was a regiment main ly made up of wllite men. Thee were only a few colored men. pcrhapB was the only Sene^ileso My family did its duty. My fou brothers also served and thre were killed. I was in all the bl early campaigns. I got my only serious wound i tho battlos around the Somme 1 the summer of 1916. Bomb frag ments went through both logs ? the middle of the calf. From the hospial. I went to Ton Ion for training and wound up ag corporal in the 73d regiment c heavy artillery. / ' Used Crouch In War I was the champion hand Brer ade thrower of our corp whilQ wit thd'Colonials. I could thrr^ the; 76 "meters. It was exciting. J stooped and used what th ,sporting writers now calj m; jungle crouch, went that way som distanco toward the German lint then let them have tho grenades For som0 of that I got the Croli de-Guerro and Military. Medal. But French service wasn't al fighting and danger. Thore was a English corps near ouns in th somme uistr.ct. Those English a ways have sports when they d not work at war. One day I sot leave, went ovc to the English and asked to bo one of their men. Thoy got up contest and we had a merry go Then they asked me to stay t< lunch. Wo French had aimple3 food and not much of that. Bu the English?ah, such meat am butter and good .things! Boxes 'English Those Tommies said it was a funny to see me eat as' fight. The stuffed my pockets with things t eat, so when 1 returned to my ow lines, my comrades said I ha grown fat fighting the English. But me, I say: "Mais non, me comrades?it is the English, the have given good things; to eai See. we will have a picnic. The 1 tak0 those foods from my pock ets and we had the grand picnic. It. was fun, I tell you. and Stanford vs. U. S. C. < Idaho vs. Utah. Whitman vs. Nevada. St. Mary's vs. Arizona. Olympic vs. Multnomah. t Second Stanford vs. Second Ca Pomona vs. Whlttier. Montana vs. Montana Aggies. Colorado Col. \vs. Colorado Un versity. Colorado Mines vs. Denver Unh a Wyoming vs. Utah Aggies. Mont ' Wesleyan vs. Mt S Charles. ^ ^ . . Santa Clara vs. Marines, i - ^ -- ( f Each Insertion , J Minimum Chares for 5. containing 10 words i Are f p*r wori voaid co Are" * tar *P?clal rafts on co at Vvgaim you may jflnrffl ioyer 3F TIGERS ? 3 ffi, method of Stopping n'ha hii ?noi <>R'cn' wbo P' 3 ^oS/rMo# ^ ove%ZneT^r a"d grnb ? ,?m?>e. ?lne '8 certain, the Tig " ton fiw, 10 the ,last <lltch- Prlc ton spirit won the Chicago ga part l8.nUr?ht0 f u ~ X Snst HarUvard'-8"8' 8b0W e In Gray, whoso work 4t ind l ! ?, {2Uu,ro of Chicago gat Gorman and Quarterb 0 Pr? f' tUe T|sera will presen 0 trI? great players. m STORY TUNG SIKI. Milton Bronner.) r? Siki'8 Wartime Fighth:?. ft learnod a lot. Thoao English b a ers wero not slyliah but they co p take a lot of punching and g ' a lot of it. l learned how to sti up to hard blows. And* from thoso British 1 lea . cd another thing. They don't : mad. They Tjox for fun. They . to win, but they try fairly. W1 it's all over they jre friends v j you, win or loso. They don't member you bursted them ip eye and keep on \>elng mad. < h So now after a fight is ovei don't keep on boing mad eith I am sorry for the follow I h , beaten. But?thore are only I 5" in the ring, the other fellow i me. And I dont want Siki to ltckod.' ^ So I have to try to lick . other fellow. (To Be Continued.) (Copyright 1922) h CARD OF THANKS n 'Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. W wish to take this opportunity ? express their sincere thanks V their friends and neighbors e the help and sympathy tende i durinft the recent niclcneRR i death of their belored son Jan > They wish especially to thank M. E. "Sunday School, the Fi 1 view* Graded School and the,it n ary society of the seventh grad< e which the boy was a pupil, for ! beautiful floral offerings. 0 We can only express the h that when the hour of trial coi 'r to your home that the same lov x care and sympathy may help j a as you have helped ua. : MR. AND MRS CLIFFORD 1 WARD. ? j ?> ? "TO INITIATE GLASS. White Oak Camp No. 20, Wo men of the world, will hold a s a cial social session Monday oven y at the lodge hall in the Amerl a Building in connection with Q' Initiation of a Urge- class of c d didates. The regular lodge sefsiou i ? be held^at 7:30 .Vcolcfc. and 1 ?... ue luuuweu uy uie uiium nod a supper, for which the 1st J1 of the Woodmen liave prepare tempting menu. Tie supper i he followed by a gtourai so 1 hour, with music and other dli slcns, 1 The gathering on Monday er lug Is the first of .i series of u-talnmenta vouh hare b planned by the Woo,linen for winter I. YOUNG PUPIL DIES, PARKERSBURQ, W. Va., h ! 30.?Margaret Tennant, aged died at a local hospital Thurs ' night. from burns sustained w! >? ?.. rr.r>vi**vi (vwr*! Clmnilled AdrarUdns 1? Sic. i'or last* sottld cost Sic tuts ailnlmam eiwrtc) (< t only 40c lot tro Insertions. Call ta< ntrscta. for mans <W? S?a it not need, mid ml "polilw ~ IN DEVENY ANNEX v Offices Recently Vacated by | Democratic Committee Are ObtainedThe Hood Agency, Inc., general _ Insurance agent, has moved into ' larger quarters on the second floor of the Deveny Building Annex at 126 Main street The three large rooms in the front part of the an* nex are now occupied by the Ipsur* ance concern. A few months ago the Hood Agency was incorporated, with H. L. "Walsh as president, C. Q. Hoo.l as vice nrosident and 8. W- WrJ*ht as secretary and treasurer. The rooms formerly occupied by them on the fourth floor of the Deveny Building became inadequate tor their increasing business, according to the statement given out by Mi. ' Walsh, and the agency considered ! itself fortunate in securing the I easily accessible offices recently vacated by the Democratic county committee. Entrance to the new quarters may be made either direct from Main strcot or through the Monroe street side of the Deveny Building. SENATORIAL RACE IN NEW. JERSEY IN DOUBT WILMINGTON. Del., Nov. lO.r. Uncertainty still existed today over. r.a" the result of the "short term eleation" for the United States Senthn ate' w,Ul 8UPP?rter8-?f Senator T. at Coleman Dupont, Republican, and Thomas F. Bayard, Democrat, each claiming the lead in revision's of ? the complete unofficial figures. The 1 " short term is from election day un? til March 4 next. Bayard was admittedly leading 8 for the full term, although a dlfvus fercnce exists in the amount of the lead ag reported by Republicans k and Democrats. The former cont'a tended the majority to be 411, while the latter announced it as 8S2. Late last night official figures ?' were announced for kent County, j one of the three in Delaware. They wore: Long term,. Dupont 5,660, j Bayard 7,023; short term, Dupont 5,80, Bayard 6,952. referendum'tcTmove courthouse defeated HTJNTINOTON, W. Va? Nov. 10. 1 -jve ?The total vote in the Wayne ind (bounty courthouso removal contest , Is 5333 votes for removal as against iTn. 4,105 votes against removal. This , got KlveB tho anti-removalists a majortry ity of 636 votes. tjen A three-fifths majority is necjesrlth sar>' t0 movo lhe courthouse. Acre. cording to the total number of votes the cast, a total of 5.681 was necessary to bring about the removal. P# J, To mbve the courthouse a majorer. Ity of f,S94 was necessary and reeve moralists- received only 1,258 votes, wo against a majority of 636 in favoi of tho anti-removalists. b? ONLY ONE STATE OFFICER the n roTpn n?t ui-tu^icu Dl UtMUUHATS . KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 10. ?Elected by a plurality of 19,191 ! on unofficial-Tefurna. Jonathan M. ard Davis, Democrat, will become govto ernor of Kansas, but all of the i to other stato offices wore cornered for by Republicans, red The Democrats won one of the md eight Kansas Congress goats. / loe. " ? the 8TUDYING IN NEW VORK alr^r. Walter Jones, of the I?'rm of * in Jones and Nuzum. i? 111 New York the studying architecture, where 'he tfill remain until about peceraber "g? Mr. Jones writes that his time inR is spent in the study of th$ various types of architecture in New York and that he visits all &Vinr ner of buildings now under conu struction. Jones and Nuzum expect to design buildings outside .of Fairmont, as well as those 'n the city od-^ and have made It a "practice to ipo- send a representative to a large Injp city each year to study the latest can | developments In architecture. an* READY FOR ORID CLASSIC. CAMBRIDGE, Mui, Not. 10.? Bill Harvacd and Princeton had virtual 1,1a ly finished preparations today for Ion their twenty-sixth annual battle. Ilea The Tiger squad planned to go to , d a the stadium Immediately after Its Bill arrival In Boston this afternoon and rial engage In a short signal drill. rer- The Crimson players also will visit the stadium for a last light ,cn. practice. GIBBONS WANTS MATCH. | CHICAGO, Nov. 10.?Tommy Gibbons, SL Paul light heavyweight. ' has asked for a chance to take the place of Battling. Slid against Joe Beckett, English heavyweight tov. . C. FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES day DETROIT, Mch-, Not. 10..-; 1 hen The first fatality of the year here fire from injuries in a football game ,...2e Per Word no? Aj tdrarUstaui >r OS* InMrtlon. bat *t i CUMiUod d?p?rtm?ni > 'rich dmJ bt of xnict to imimm e Selling You have had an You can always get your damaged car, b fers. A small amount may mean quite a fet pocket. t , There is suph a t wreck profitably. Put the Wants ti accomplish the most: ness and the home. I ( Phon | This Dale in History 'NOVEMBER 10. , Women of this date Bhould begin to take into account their endencles and weaknesses. They ihould set apart a few moments jach day for searching and inaiyticat\ mental contemplation, md not spare themselves. They ihould resolve with all the spleniid will-power and determination which belongs to this signj to overcome overy obstacle by true spiritual progress. When these people are awaken id lo tne spiritual worm, inoy ire tho salt'of the earth, help-! tul, powerful, tender, and devoted to humanity. The reverse ot his Is also true. They usually aave so much business of their jwn to carry to success that they" ire not curious concerning the affairs of their neighbors. The governing sign of this date is Scorpio, and the gover^iiffc planet is Mars. The birthstone is a topaz. Stenographers, bookkeepers and clerks are under favorable planetary ruling this month, and will do well to uso the Want Ads for new positions. i i - ..... II1WIWH? Personal HINDU* ASTROLOGIST ? Dr. Himihla of East India, tho world's noted medium, clairvoy ant ana astrotoglBt. sitting in nis great Bupreme power reading human life tolls your life story front the stars. Remember tho star w'.ll guide you through lite. If you're worried .troubled or discouraged on any affair of life, send the dato of your birth. 25 cents to cover mailing expense. 1 will sond horoscope of importance to you. Must send solf-addresscd envelope. Address Dr. W. E. IlimilAi, Lock Box 1088, Savannah, Ga. ' , 5904 yOUR FUTURE FORETOLD: Send dime, birthdate and stamp for truthful, reliable, convincing trla: leading. PROF. KRWING, Box L120, Station C, Los Angeles, Cal. 5641A Hauling and Transfer WHEN IN NEED OP COAL OR UGHT lLAULING. W. M. KEENER. CALL 116 7-J 574SA W. S. THOMAS Phone 340 Transfer and Hauling Of All Kinds?Phone 8 Fairmont. W. Vil, Female Help Wanted WANTED?Olri tor Homework mall family, no waahtnc, jrooo pay. Board with or without room. Apply 558 Pierpont Aye. . - 5B66A in i i ii i m i ii \V4nted WANTED: Young iW to board or room?by refined family close in, home cooking, use of - house. Terms moderate. Phohe 873?Or inquire Corona Cord Tire Co. 426 Main Street. ' WANTED?Bags?Highest prices paid (or second- hand burlap and cotton hags. Freight allowance on large shipments. Send description (or quotaUon. Richmond Bag Company, Richmond, Va. No. 5889-A WOMAN WANTS nursing. Phone 1187-M. B7J7A WANTED?Boarding (or school girl In good family. Phone L074-W. Write Box 10, care The West Virginian. B778A WANTED?nousecieanlng by-eY pen cieaner. call Pleataat Johnaon. 529-W. .6766A Miscellaneous For Salt IVORY RBBD BABY CARRIAGE, in Tery food, condition. Oil 14A7-J. , S918A Rostaonum TELEPHONES 1105 1106 1107 SAY "CLASSIFIED" lu. m ' T Wrecks automobile accident, an offer or two for ut are they GOOD ofspent in a Want Ad v dollai-s more in your hing as selling evema 3 work in helping you needed things in busie 1103 Auto Accessories Philadelphia Battery service QtieUOD In Fairmont Carnage Worl recharging and repairing on o makes of batteries. Phlladelph Diamond arid Batteries, gun an teed two rearm. JOHN M. HPHAR. ?tot>. 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