The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], November 22, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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, BELLAIRE
WHEELING TRIES
TO m 1 STIRS
Rcilalre f">.':ba!l fans are ti.u* h cha
grined at the fact that officials of
WheoIiPg h-^th school have been i-n'li.ii'
crlnK nil season t?? rir? I vein- methods
by whli'h Nendo art! I'oiisfc! might be
prevented from playing ;n Thuf sd.iy's
football g.ino on ?h? Island \ com
in tree of the t>. V. A ' early :n the
?canon save Neiulc a clean b.ii for the
season. but In !?!>!'? of this certain
Wlici'.ng .ffletals have he. a e.<' V -riMi;
'data" a:?(! cay they hn.e the *?? is I"
throw out both ?'( these [ .;io rv If
those two shiry are Ine.mi.'lo ??> p.ay :n
Thursday s gair<i then Uell.cre school
officials and f.'.ni d<> not want theta to
I'lay but If they 'an cl-gll'lc tl*c> want
the in In th* game
TSeila'.re ofii<*.a.c were notified by a
Wheeling official'yesterday tha". *lvre
was some bad news In connection with
the pending bi.g classic. It was stated
that WhcolliiK had records t>> show that
both N'emlo and I'oltsit: wer.- !>?\<nd tiie
age limit of 21. This In spit* of the
fact that onco the local school officials
had proven to the satisfaction >'f a com
mlttee that Neir.to was eligible
The official icoord at the St. John's
Catholic church here shows that Joseph
Nendo, ?> n of John Xernlc. was born
on March 21. 1301, nrtd was baptized
on April 1. ISPl. Tlus makes Nemic
20 years of nee.
For year's the record of Po'iski's ay
has been on record at the office of Sup- ,
? rln'endent .N'eison here. I' dates back t
when rollskt was a grade student and
before h? ever thought of playing Inch
school football. This record gives the
date of his birth as January 11)01.
These records, both official, show iv
ll.sk! will not b" 21 until January 5th.
next, and that Nomlc will not have at
tained that ago until March 21st. next.
In spite of tho concerted efforts in |
Wheeling to atop these two stars from
playing and the fact that quarterback
Orln Is Just recovering from diphtheria
and Coach Robinson has a broken nose
and rollski a very badly injured shoul
der. Rel'.atr^ Is *ro!ng :n* > the Turkey
Day game to administer another drub
bing to the Gold and Jllne.
ADVERTISING DINNER '
BIG SUCCESS HERE
More than 200 persons attended the
Home Products and advertising dinner
last night In the ? "hamher of Commerce
rooms. A number ?.f women were
among those !n attendance. II. P. R??Je
wig presided at the meeting.
Interesting address* on advertising
were given by Richard S. Raagh, adver
tising expert, of Pittsburgh; David
Church, of Wheeling, and W. G. Me
Claln. of Rellaire.
An added feature of the advertising
dinner ,*;i' the awarding of more than
100 attendance prizes ranging in value
from 2-"> cents to $'.'0. Th- big prize.
100 bushels of real, was won by H
Russell. The coal was auctioned off by
Mr. Russell for the Salvation Army and
brought I2S. It was bought by C. M.
We.vlck.
The walls of the Chamber auditorium
wero posted with signs advertising local
stores and firms. ? About 200 balloons
were suspended from wires over the
tables and on these were pasted the
numbers of the winners for the attend
ance prizes.
Mr. Rough.- the principal speaker, said ;
that the mer hants of Relialre were 1
criminally negligent In the fact that
they did not give their' home news
prper better support in ?b.e way of ad
vertising. He said the paper was as
good as any he had found In any other
city the size of Relialre.
Asks Mow Trial
Judge Warren \V. C>\ven in common
pitas court at St. i'l.ni-ni'.> took tin'!""
advisement the motion f r .1 new 'rial
for I'aul Foley of this city. Foley was
rfconlly fpund guilty in cmmon pleas
court of larceny, lie l>a<l been liwllcte.i
for burglary and larceny in connection
with the robbing of tlio To;u; lo pool
room here.
Telle of Trip
The meeting of the Ktwanis club to be
bold at noon t< day in the Chamber <>f
Commerce r?">m gives promise of bring
? very Interesting ona. J >hn McOraw.
one the prominent members of the
organization wtll give a report of his
recent trip to the 1'aolllo coast In a Ford
automobile. There will be special music
and oth?r features for the meeting.
D ? bat a Program
The public is invited to hear the de
bate and other Events on the program at
.the High school auditorium this evening
at 7.30 o'clock. The program wi',1 be
rendered under auspices of the Oebating
Society of the "High s> hool. Besides the
dehato there will bo special music arul
other, features
Bury Miner
Funeral servb-os were h?ld Monday
for the late Albert Gelgtizze. young
Italian of this city who met his death
In the Clifford mine of the Central Min
ing company. Burial was in th? Rose
Hill cemetery. Coal miners had charge
of the services for the y .tthful miner. !
"Y" Meeting
The Bellalre High school Y. W. c. a.
held a meeting after sohoo'. Monday at
tho Central schcool gymnasium that
proved very Int.westir.s. Flans weref ur
thered for the recognition service which
will be held so on by the organization.
Many girls of the High school have
Joined the organization,
y Two Players Hunt
Oscfl RcblnsSn and John Fotlskl. *tar
backfleld jnen of the Bellalre MirU
school team were Injured In the Kisr
Liverpool contest on Saturday. It was
learned yesterday but this is not ex
pected to keep these two sturdy grid
dors out of the battle Thanksgiving I^av
with Wheeling. Robinson is suffering
with a fractured r.o?e and roliskl has a
badly Injured shoulder. 'Vtn hae not
completely recovered from the threaten
ed Illness of diphtheria, but he too, ex
pocia to be tsi 'he game on Thursday,
former Resident.
Word has bee-i received here from
Anderson. Indiana, of the death there
of Mr*. Relht Hays, a former resident
of this city. I'eeensed was age,J
years. Burial will be at the place of
death to-day.
Witness Released.
* Miss Gladys Brewer, who was in the
city Jail as a witness In the esse of K1.
McCortney. colored, now being sought
for shoot'ng Cornell.* F*!b>. has been
released front custody, it Is stated at
the city building. McCortney is stltl at
liberty and Fni'.o continues to show im
provement. AS'^f (dry hospital.
Peiky Por. Meets.
A big meeting of th? John l.e,-? FeIke?
Post. Veterans of Korrfgn Wars, wilt b#
held this e\ eritng at 'he hall on Thlitv
th'rd street. A report xvlll'be made at
this time on the recent minstrel per
formar.ee held for the benefit of the
post and plans wilt he made for a
chicken dinner to be held shortly.
To Centerville.
remains of the !??? Miles Hart.
Hilnsiu Shadyalde resident, who 'lied
m home )f his i hter, Mrs s.irth
there, were taken to Centerville
Hrday. Burial was in tho cemetery
^Bnterev!
School Board Met.
^Hteetlng of the cltv - hool hoard
B^id last nlgbt at the office of Su
perlntendent J V. Nelson. It was the
rcxul.tr meeting of the board. Ttoutlne
matters pertaining to the school* were
given attention at l!i>' meeting.
Brleta
Police court v.ts a Siank yestordav. J
th'Tv I'.uu no arrests mat!** h> the po-1
.lantes M-atita:n. who has been work
ing at li :> spi ndin a few days;
with frier.is lure.
\ n : r.<; the Young Mm's ? !ui> j
was held hist night wlteti ;:u;.s worej
uadc f>r an. the: ?? he hcld.'sooll i
The King * Itl.siMcss itbio ass/of tile'
First ljcformei! churi h w.;l hol^ a so-j
??iat event in the < hurt it ti.a evening.
Tin- regular tceetiig ? the Miner*',
v.'cattona 1 training class is to ho held!
tills evening at the liigh school aud.tor-j
iutti.
Itabhits can ri"tv b. purchased In the.
local market at 23 cents each.
'A number of local persons have been
ci \ en employment with 'he rc.su m p. '
thm of wor kat the ste.-l department of!
the U heeling Steel X. I r"n- company at
Pen wood.
K. J. l.ewi.s. superintendent of th<
Peilaire tiitr.it:. n plant is attending a
meeting at t'oliitubus.
The second s.- ston ..f the child clittb
will be held this morning at the Ot>
hospital.
.Members of the Vount: Matron's dial i
were entertained last night at the home
of Mrs. Albert I'oweli t a Harrison j
street.
The West Minster 'tniM of the Pres ,
h'yterian church held a meeting at th? j
chureh !?*t night
A meeting of the ry-rc ice Star l.ei k ??
is to he held this evening at the I.'gilt I
hall, t'lty PuiUltng.
Mrs. Frank I'ay of North FranUl t. j
street will entertain inemivrs of the Op
tinilstie club this evening :'t her liore.e. j
Members of the Saint Mary and I
Martha tSull.i of the Trinity .Kpiscopai I
? hurch met list night at the home o*
Miss l.ura Im-kms on tiuernsey street. !
bridgeport
initiatio~nTlection
and banquet planned
?Eastern 5?tar Dodge of Thle City WU !
Hold Inter es'lr.g- Meeting In
Masonic Hall Tonlffht.
. I
The ri'piL.ir monthly meeting i>f f >
i irder of S'ars \vi!I he hold ir ]
The M.isonh; hall this evening. and a
flue time is anticipated. officials hav? j
announced that the nomination anil elo ]
Hon of officers will be a feature of th- I
evening. and in Addition :? class of ca? |
dldates wll bo initialed. The inertia- I
wll! open at ?? i'< o'clock sharp, and a
mehers have been urt>l to ho on hand
The committor in charge state that ?'
banquet will ho bold afvr the work o
the evening has boon completed.
Social at Upland.
An Interesting community event Is
?danr.ed to take place a? the ntaekford
s'-hool house near t'jland, west >-f this
?Ity tomorrow evening. It will he in
the nature of a ??>:?!. with many events
scheduled for the evening. The usual
igood crowd from th;s i itv is expected.
Observe Holiday.
Practically a'l of the business houses
in this city. Including the hanks art-1
the poet office, wll h? closed a'l day. in
observance of Thanksgiving. The pro
orle'.-rs of t''? barber shops have an
nounced that they will remain open un
lit ? o'clock on Wednesday evening
Queen Esther Sleeting.
TJ"e members of the (.Jucen Esther
circle of the West Wheeling Methodist
church are looking forward with in
terest to their mooting Ihin evening a:
the home of Misses Margaret and Vint#
Church at West Wheeling this evening.
The business will he followed by a
social program
For Members Only.
The off: 'n!? of the Knights of CTduna
bus council of this city have announce-'
dan- e to b-* held at Slot ten's hall on
the Island on Friday evening. The rveut
will be for members and their lathes
only. An excellent orchestra has bten
secured to supply the program.
Football Attraction.
The ore lite attraction f--r Thanksgiv
ing 'n this vicinity will be the f<> tbull
s -no a; l.oa.rue park. The Martins
Kerry htgh s -h.ool team will mee; the
.-am from East high s.-ho; at t'olum
bus. end one --f "he best games of tl>e
cn''r-l h-aren Is promised
martins ferry
news service asks
about conditions
QUERY RECEIVED FROM INTSRlfA
TTO If AT. HEWS SERVICE AT
CLEVELAlfD BY SECRETARY
EOAED Or TRADE. I
Questions Cocoarn Industrial Conditions,
Adjustment of Bnrlness, nud
Amount of Unemployment.
The se.-retary of the Hoard of Trade
was in receipt of a wire from the head
quarters of the International News Ser
'vl c at t'le\?lard. <>.. yes'erday morn
!rg. corcerring hnstres.t and tndusrrin!
conditions in this city. The questions
asko<l were: Is there any notlcubie im
provement of business in your city in
the re< cut month, ami what arc pros
pects fur future' Improvement? }la.-?
tit . :ii|l..yumnt ileerei.se.I .since the ad
journment of the pi' .- dent's conference ?
is retail trade increasing in volume,
and Is increase srisi n.ihle or indl alive
of early return of permanent prosperity 7
I'lease wire answer, day press rates,
collect glv ilig specillc instances of
plants reopening. and conditions for or
against prosperity.
The Itppiiry is a jart of the efforts
of ti e NVuji Service to ni t a line of the
present condition all over the country
for the i>ul>imatiou of a survey which
will Is. Issued shoitly.
Kiwanis Luncheon.
The following is a copy of the letter
sent out t?? tiie inenii-ei.s of the Kiwanis
<!ul>, with repaid their weekly luii h- ,
??0:1 to be held 111 the l-'rat dining hjl!
.oinotrow at noon:
Martins Kerry Kiwanis I'lub
l.ucheoii. N'o> ? -icber -if.
in charge of
Mart 'tis Kerry Hoard of Trade
In I-'r.vt llai! I'ltiillg U.0111.
Til- program at this week's lumlieeii
| will l?c in charge of tin Martins berry
iioatd of Trade. Tim purpose is to put
before the K1 wa nia 11s the expansion
progta 111 of the Heard "f Trade. As this
should mean great things for Kerry if
?at rod tii a Miinssfii! 1 one lusion, it Is
up to every Kiwnnl.in to be present. I!
veil latitat le there at I": 1 please
notify Secretary All*:! Oltc. As a
special coincss'lon t?? the organization
: that will he la charge, t'ouncilnian-eleet
.link Vent'.uiu has agreed to he 011 time
it this meeting.
The speaker will he II. 1'. t'orenran.
iianagrr of the Wheel in;* Chamber cf
oninierce. Attendance prizes will be
urnlshed by the Hoard of Trade. As
?1 waul.ins. we know that M. I.. Maxwell
an do when It comes to making tip a
iclody menu. Therefore, It is sufficient
t? say that he wt'.l Im in < hin ge of the
; musical part of tin piogram.
He' present Wednesday to loost for a
? agger berry I'.itnpa.gn
Close Two Days.
School ofth-lals have announeed that
he public schools wtl bt closed for two.
lavs' holiday over Thanksgiving. The
xtudctits will be given Thursday anil
I'iduy off and will not return to 41-I100I
?: 1111 Monday nioinllic.
Vesting Easy.
.lohn Singer. the fourteen-year-old
.avoand lad who was accidentally slmt
11 the foot with .1 rifle, near his home
?11 Sunday aftet i:. on. 's reported Im
proving nicely a; the t'lty hospital, and
1 .0 complications are expected to devel
op. He 13 expected to he taken home
soon.
Gams Violators.
Three voting men from Glen's Hun.
ust north of th.s city, .lohn Muller.
'lnrcr.ee- IVivls and I'larence Hood, were
? to.1 i.v t *ot:s;:ible Heorce luincrin
yesterday morning charged with vhdn
[ <n of the st.nr game laws. Thev are
alleged to have snared rabbits on Sun
lay. October 3a, previous t<> the open
?eason oti rahhlts
Iiejrlon Mooting.
An Interesting and well attended
| meeting or the American l.eglon post
1 -was held In their rooms on Hanoi er
: street last night. A report of the com
j mlttee in charge of the Armistice T'tav
: ?olebration was read, and other matters
: >f lmportun. e disposed nf.
Pledge by Mail.
In addition to the pledges In the r>onrd
of Trade campaign being taken by the
?solicitors. membership cards are being
received by mall ut the ofiloe of the m*c.
retary. In response to the letters sent
| out. All are enthused at this time, and
| there Is no doubt that the campaign \s
I to he a success.
Confer Decree.
The decree of t'hlvalrv will he confer
red at the specie) meeting of Pol man t
' i'lty lodge of the Odd F.I lows to he held
' ->t their lodge home this evening, and
j one of the biggest me-tings of the year
is promised. The meeting will open at
7:30 o'clock sharp, and a banquet will
' he one of the special features of the
| event.
V. D. D. Club.
Miss Ksther Miller will entertain the
members of the V P. 1\ club at her
home on It: ? ?nrtvv ay street this evening.
A novel program of social diversions
ha# been planned for the evening, and :?
dainty luncheon will he the concluding
. feature of tM sent.
Entertain Class.
The members of the Voting Parties'
? Plhle.class <>f the U'r'sh. ?Vneregsilonal
church will meet as the rues'* of Miss
Marsaret Thomas at her home on North
? 'Eighth s'reet this evening. A short
business session will be followe 1 by a
pleasing social program.
Health Xiengno Meets.
I President Mrs. J.tlnnche M. I.upfon of
j the Martins Kerry i'lty iTea'th league
I has called a meeting to he held !p the
? council chamber at the city building
; this evening at 7:30 o'clock. All Inter
! esred In the activity of the orgunlza tl-">n
1 have been tt-gert to attend this meeting
To Consider Plan.
Officials of the Elizabeth 7.nne Mem
orial association have taken under con
sh'eratlcn 'he suggestion 'hat a post
season football gime be ar-anged be
tween the local h.gh s-boM team an 1
one of the good srheo' teams of this
vlclr.lty for the benrtlt'of t'>e fund, and
the matter will be taken ur> with 'be
schools at the earliest possible time.
The officials of the organisation, gladly
welcome all suggest'onp from the citi
zens of the community.
Campaign Progrssslng.
The seoreta'y of the Hoard of Train
announced last night that the member
ship campaign of the organization 1s
showing good progress this v eok. and
new pe;> seems to have been Injected
fnto the workers. A totnl of HO pledge^
was recorded Inst night bringing the
total subscribed tip to JJ.'iOO. The total
budget is f.'>,t<UO anil this is certain to
bo real moil in cording lo tlie officials.
Whittle SUint.
Hostile tits of South Third and Second j
streets who wore aiili<>\cd by a-whistle j
at tlio Top Mill in Wheeling. "Iilili :
nu'li' a Mripl noise, and often ):?i>t ilioiu ,
from sloop l.Mc In the night. b;.M -n
pressed tlioil gratitude to the sect clary!
of th. Itoanl ,.f Trade for his < Hurts
in their t . half A letter fiotu the Mount |
of T1ad? to fitarles Hunter of the;
Wheeling Steel corporation seoiin to I
have had Hi'' desired effect
School Board Meets.
The taoiitl.ly meeting of the Iloj.rd .r i
Kdueulion will Ik- Joul in the othco of I
Supt. I:. <Masten at the high school I
building tins evening. Instead of Th'trs-I
day. which is th<- usual time, a" tliat is
)i holiday. The usual routine business!
of the month. Including the payment of I
salaries will be taken tip at the meeting.
Superintendent Addressed Meeting. ,
The motubors of the r.ireiit-Tein hers' I
asv otatton of the North school held i
their monthly meet Inn at that building.
Inst night, and a good atnndniee was
noted They wete addressed bv Supt
Maston and Attendance Officer .laities j
? 'lark, and both speakers proved very I
interest irt;.
All Members Invited.
f Hoard of Trade members have1
bee-, invited to attend the weekly luip h- ;
Con of the K i wanls dub. ill the lYat
dining hail tomorrow at noon. The,
ti'.enhi: s why will attend 'lie meeting
ate asked to call flu secretary at 1110.
and report so Hint arrangements call be
made for them, unless they are Kiwanis
members.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Williams of South
I*c?nr111 street are the pi-ond parents of
a line new daughter
Joseph Sihurt of this city had a piece
of bone reinovd from a ktteo at the
Ohio Valley Oetteral hospital v estorda v.
Mrs. Hubert T ravers is reported (|ulte
ill at the family home on Hroadway
street*
The foot bill's of celluloid with purple
ribbon for Thursday's foot ball game
have been received l>y Kred White.
Mrs. J dm Hohensack and son lta'ph
have arrived home after a vis t at Oak
nnmt la., where they spent a few days
v isiting.
Tlie weekjj business meeting of < >hlo
t':tv lodge of the Knights of 1'ythlas
will be iiebl this evoplrg.
Mrs I. M ltlrns of South Third street
has arrived home after a visit to I'.ast
1.1 v erpnn|, O.
WIIMuic. Itlvers b ?ep..rted recovering
following ."ti Illness with rheumatism.
Ml--.- Verne Th. rugate of this citvj
1?-a\es tod.iv for P'-nver, i*ol.. to join j
her husband where they will mike their |
ftit"re home.
An Interesting an<l busy meeting of
'he detail firocers" nsso-laflor was held,
ut the Krltn grocery laat tilsht.
shadysTde ' i
Thanksgiving Bay.
The annua! romrtnnlty ThanksgH Ing
acrvl -e will tie held Thursday evening
in tlie I.lneoln Avenue Meth'dlai
church. The sermon will be delh rfotj
bv dev. A. P Penjamln. pastor of the
fhr'stlan eb.urch. All business houses
of the town will be closed for the holl
da v nnd the postoffire will be open only
front S to 11 a. rn. and from f to 4 p. m.
Interesting Exhlhlt.
A large number of souvenirs of India
!
are displayed in tlie window of lit? j
Smith News Stand. The various aril- i
oles were sent home 1:y .Miss itouia |
Really. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
S. iteatty of Shady side, who hart hren ,
in India nearly eight years working as
a missionary under the direction of the
l'lilted 1 'rest??net laii church. Am*?ng
the artioles are several examples of line .
in-, dlew oi k. one a yina'd, elaborate! y cm- ! I
broldered doilv decorated with Humor- ?
? ?us tiny, hnlltnnlly colored wings of 'lie ?
beetle but:; the complete dress of a ! 1
school girl: two idols, one of whlrh it '
anrestral and made of the ashes of a '
human being; prater beads; a rug: a i
tray of hand decorated brass: hand i
carved wood; a wonderful balanced toy
such as only the high caste Hindu ohl!- ;
drei: possess; a bride's gown; h turban <
of the <ttyle worn by num of the upptr i
caste and conta'nii'g twelve yards of :t i
flue white iimUilul, ;.n opium pipe, and ,
a candlestick.
Notes.
The infant daughter of Kev. and Mrs
A. I*. Benjamin has been quite ill for a
few da> s. Sim is suffering from Indt
1 gestlon and a heavy Id.
The Aid society of the Methodist
? church is planning a holiday bazaar for
| the Mh and 1 at It of December.
W. T. Jones, the contractor, returned
I Saturday from Graysvlllo with a line
bag of rabbits.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. "\\"riB111 of West
Fortieth sfreitt will move their houso
hobl goods todny to llarnesvllle, wliere
they plan to reside.
Mrs. Hoy Heidlehach of Central ave-j
niio, who underwent an operation ten
days ago for appendicitis, exnects to I
come home from the llellaire hospital
tomorrow.
William Miller of Paytonn, Flo.. Is
spending the week tit the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Miller of
North Centra! avenue. Mr. Miller' has
fully recovered from a recent severe >
attack of malarial fever.
BARNESVIILE
Misses Marguerite Morris and Marie |
C.ihson entertained with a "kitchen |
shower" ;.t the home of Miss Morris. I
j Monday evening, honoring Miss Tuva |
i Nedra Carter, who will he married on
Thanksgiving evening to Mr. J. Wesley
| Fotilke, of this place.
Fancy work ami conversation were
the diversions of the evening, after
which an elaborate lunch was served.
: Miss Helen F.merson. of oberlon Col
lege; M!ks Frances Chnppeil. o f f.ran
| vllle C',liege; Messrs Robert Fisher. Kd j
\ ward / odl. William Cheffy and Howard i
I Thornberry. of Ohio State I"nlverslty, |
! will arrive home this evening to spend
1 Thanksgiving with the.r parents.
Walter Htiher and J W. Fntilke were
visitors at Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. K. J. Could. of Wheeling, spent
! Friday with Mrs. Mary Heed and Mrs
I W. K. Stephens, of this plaoe.
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Khlerman spent the
I week end with relatives at Caldwell, a.
Forrest. Watt, of Akron, O., was a
visitor in town la?t week.
J. Knox Montgomery and son, of N>w
Concord o., spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Carl Cilfyore nnrl children will
visit this week with relatives at Beth
esda. o.
Misses Fern Ontrs and Oertrud'
White, of Moundsvllle, spent the week
end with relatives.
remporary Appointments
to Be Made at University
Charleston. AV. Va. Nov. II.?Tenipor
lrv appointments to moot emergencies
?ansed by resignations front several
dale lnstltuth ns were confirmed today
l>y the stflte b"ar?l of rduration which
tpcned a quarterly session at the oapitol
'??'.ay. Art evening session was held to
nifrht and meet ings will be resumed to
morrow.
Dr. !?*. Tt. Trotter, president of the
State 1'niverslty at Morgantown, appear
?d personally before the board tonight
ind gave a lengthy report of bis Insti
tution. He said the university is just
closing one "of Its greatest athletic sea
I sons, which will terminate Thursday
I with the Washington and Jeffers?B
| game at Morgantown."
"Tlie attendance also is the greatest
in history," he added. "There are now
i more than !>nn students which tneans
the number will probably reach 2,500 be
fore th?- end of the term."
The board Is considering the appofr?>
nient of a successor to John Lee Coul?
tor. dean of the College of Agriculture,
who resigned to go 10 North Dakota
1'nivcrslty as president. Severn! names
have been proposed, It was said by J. ?
F. Marsh, secretary of the board.
The members deplored the deaths ef
i A. it. Whitehlll. senator member of the
university 'faculty, who was connected
with the institution for thirty six years
and B. H. ilite, famed as chemist of the
experiment station.
i Beethoven became totally deaf In 1800.
i
The Tlock Signals
Are Working?
In some respects, human experience
is like railroading.
Every moment of the business and
social day the block signals are giving
right of way to keenness and alertness
? while the slow and the heavy must
wait on the sidetrack for their chance
to move forward.
The ability to "go through" and to
"get there" depends much on the poise of
body, brain and nerves that comes with
correct diet and proper nourishment.
That's why so many choose Grape
Nuts for breakfast and lunch. Served
with cream or milk it is completely
nourishing, partly pre-digcstcd, and it
supplies the vital mineral salts so
necessary to full nutrition.
Grape-Nuts has a rich, delightful
flavor, is readv to serve on the instant
? and is distinctly the food for mental
and physical alertness and speed. At
all grocers.
"There's a Reason"
for Grape-Nuts
I
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has beea
la use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
^ and has been made under his per*
/s 60Ea^ supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Ill
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
"Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fevcrishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural 6leep.
The Children's Comfort ?The Mother's Friend.
SENUENE CASTORIA ALWAYS
^^^Bears the Signature^f^^^^^
In Use For Over 30 Years
"The Kind You Have Always Bought
Talking Turkey ?
YY7"iifther ifs a binI for
mw Thanksgiving dinner or a
tankfnl of gasoline for
your motor you will get real satis
faction only through careful
selection. I
Volatility is important to poor!
gasoline. It largely governs the
starting speed of your motor and
the richness of the mixture you
have to use. For steady poicer
that enables you to creep along
in traffic or whirl up steep grades
w ithout a lot of gear shifting your
motor fuel must have high flame,
speed and a high rate of pressure
development. For economical
operation gasoline must give you
hig mileage per gallon and burn
up so completely that it leaves a
minimum of carbon behind.
It needed years of refining experi
ence and countless tests to de
velop a balanced gasoline to meet
all these specifications. But it
has been done.
"Standard" Motor Gasoline is
best not in one or two respects
only. Under the most rigid tests
covering every feature of motor
performance, "Standard" Motor
Gasoline stands first.
You can easily prove this. Draw
up where you see the familiar
"S. 0." sign. Test a tankful.
Notice the "pep" and power your
car has. See how easily it climhs
hard hills. Keep tabs on the
mileage you get. One quality
wherever you buy it, and for sale)
everywhere.
Do you know that your motor is
properly lubricated? You can
eliminate any doubt by specifying
POLARINE.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)