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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-05-08
Commissioner Sittings
MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT COURT.

T. B. Rodman, admir-, etc. :. .Pltff.
VS.. Notice of Sittings.
Amelia Harris .Def't.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
ELECTED MEMBERS
OF PHI BETA KAPPA

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Charlottesville. Va. May 26.--The
University of Virginia Beta chapter
of the Phi Beta Kappa society has
elected the following mem bership:
From the college: Carter Standard
Cole II. Arthur Kyle Davis, Jr. r. +.
Hamilton, lr.. John Stewart Law
renee John Rhodes Quarles.
From the department OF graduate
studies: Harold Lee Alden, M. s.,
University OF Chicago; Frank String
fellow Barr, p A.. University OF vtr-
gin.a: William .Steptoe Keith, b. A.,
Alabama Presbyterian college; Rob-
ert Macdonald. Jr., g. s.. University
of Virginia; Henry Louis Amonette,
Is. A.. University of Virginia.
From the department OF law:
Robert Wexford Bell. Il. A., Emory
and Henry college: Robert Lyon Nc
whorter. p. \, University of Georgia;
Chas Price Reynolds, r. A., Wash
tngton and Lee university: James
Field Wardlow r. A, Woff3.1 col
leEe; Edmund Sumter Rufiln. B. A.
University OF Virginia.
From the department OF medicine:
Francis Milton Massie. p. A.. Uni
versty of Virginia, Beverley Chew
Smith. II. A., University OF Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
Ideas in Millinery
Late Summer Shouting

and white: ecru and black:
gold and white: satin ana
taffeta, with chic embroidery.
Black Hair Hats, with
burnt ostrich trimming ana
hand made ribbon nowerA
Very distinguished sports
effects with chenille en-
oroidery; white. green and
white: army and white.
Maline ana Velvet, In pic
turesQue effects. gioriousiy
beautiful.
Military Turhans and
White Breast Hats. Many OF
these charming hats havs
aigretto banding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

David Cole Wilson, 3. A, University
OF Virginia.
From the faculty: Grahs n Edgar,
p. S., Phi. d.
From the alumni: Sidney Ernest
Bradshaw. PHI. D.. 1900: Dean Fur
man university. Greenville, S. c.:
George Tucker Harrison. M. A. NJ. D..
1856, physician, retired, Charlottes-
Vile, Va; John =. Mcconnell, PHI
D.. 1904, president Virginia State
Normal school. East Radford. Va;
James p. c. Southali. B. A.. NJ. A.
1898. professor in department OF
physics, Columbia university, n. Y;
Henry st. George Tucker, B. A.. NJ
A., 1895, bishop OF kioto, Japan:
William Holland Wilmer. M. D., 1885
physician, Washington, D. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
Baltimore Woman sla,s Two.

Baltimore, May 23.--Convinced that
her husband, from whom she had been
divorced seven years, and her mother
in-law had taken from her her six
teen-year-old boy, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Smith last night shot and killed Alber
Fl. Smith and his mother. Mrs. Lena
Smith. seventy-three years old. After
committing the double murder, she
calmly sat on the steps of the home
and awaited the. arrival of the police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

June will DO welcomed In
the Speciality Shop Millin-
cry Salons by an array OF
the correct, newest Md
Summer Chapeaux
Many Of them eubtly--
very subtiy-reflect our new
relations a. allies ana mill
tants.
All came very late In tho
week with the advent OF head
designer and general man
ager from the haunts OF Fifth
Avenue.
Braid and Satin Hats. with
Soutache braidins: white
hats; combinations Of army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

On an average day food is brough,
TO the robins nest every fifteen
minutes. Each young robin requires
daily two or three times its weight in
bugs and worms VIXEN food is Of
fcred these ever hungry little crea-
lures open their large yellow mouths
wide and jos;le- each other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
| 8
Il future home at .os East Clay

" Il: AZ TIE Art Clss
|S kAo Art Club OF Richmond. with =
fy>ne6n Of re-estabiishing the old Acad-
l41 Of Arts and Sciences has been
ssasing In Its efforts to f,nd all tn
1eenAtion with regard 10 the old In
414utiea and on Tuesday afternoon.
s&k $50 o'clock. Earle G. Severn. as
~1DtAAt librarian Of the Virginia State
Y 11nrAry will report on recent researches
EA6s hAs made regarding the academy
(which was the FIRST OF its kind In
EAn1arica. He has discovered interest
4 IN records OF 1857 and he will report
4 "a these and tell OF letters sent by
s4hCmas Jefferson to the ChevaIier
q nAesnAy de Beaurepairc. founder OF
the academy. MIR. Severn IL the owner
20 the book from which Bishop
sa9tconnell read the list OF subscribers
80 the recent celebration OF the found
ing of the academy He found the
book in Italy two years ago. prior
- the time he became member OF
II - atAh of the Virginia State library
when he was still connected with the
library OF Congress. Mr.. Severn is
y also editor OF series of bulletins OF
+ tAs State library. the best known of
which Is a photography Of Virginia.
Following Mr., Severn's report Mrs,
~ Mitchell Lewis viii read bsogra phi
teal notes on Louis Lsttlepage one of
@the acaeem,cisns OF Richmond. Mrs.
Lewis vii also exhibit a decoration
given L.ttiepage by the King OF Po-
land.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
y. W. e, A. Annex

= Christian association will be opened
Il NJ W. Cary street. The association
sia especially anxious to accommodate
the younger business girls who are
working on small salaries. Applica-
items should be made at once at los
w. Cary street.
Meeting Changed.
ss As "Wednesday is Memorial day, the
4 Confederate Memorial Literary socie-
III will meet Tuesday. May %. at Il
o'clock
Annual Garden Party.
The annual garden party given by
81 Stephens guild in Westhampton
MIL txke place ~ -Gaatge Teue 5
hpnat. "lsdgewood." next Tuesday at
lkfncon. from TO s o'clock A new
feature OF the entertainment this year
n that supper will he served from 8
III o'clock. on the lawn and small
p&rtfes will be entertained, among then,
A&inE Mrs John +. Leary. Mrs. Jen-
n1pEs Wise, Miss Frances Scott. Mrs
Et. George Anderson
u Recital ny Marcus keii~rmnn.
NNarcns Keiermsn Will give n con-
cart for the benefit az the capital City
sftyisien OF the Virginia branch OF the
National League fer Womans Service
IN the jefferson auditorium Tuesday
ey<n;ng, al $3.50 O'Clock. Shepherd
N~bt, will piat. hts accompaniment and
nsslArge audience is expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

ISLE pants with silk top, 4
in cantsole effect: GRO
Chef mock and arm holes
and shell knee: pink and
white: - to ~. 31.28.
silk IAsIe Pants, In combinA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

ton with Kayser silk top,
Joined with entredeux,
French band neck and arm
holes and bodice top With
ribbon straps: tight knee;
In pink and white: 80 to
~. sass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

ROMP OVER
HEGEWISCH

This Hammond Colonials yesterday
occupied Parduhn field in the absence
OF the Frank Blocker club and gave a
splendid exhibition Of the gridiron
sport. defeating Hegewisch. Is TO z.
The victory gives the following dope
on the local standings:
Hammond, is; TIegewisch. z
Gary Techs. 13; Hegewisch. 0.
T. Chicago Gophers. 6; Hegewisch. o.
Although the Gary Techs de- Gated
the ColoniaIs early IN the season the
Hammond club is much stronger now
and asks another game with the steel
city. And Hammond feels it has q
right to meet tho Gophers in view of
the comparison of scores against Hege-
wisch
Hegewisch made her score In the
second quarter and Hammond gained
touchdovns in the first. third and last
periods. Love made the first touch
down for the ColoniaIs on a forward
pass IN the first quarter. Bowman
went over in line drive in the third
period while Swoi carried the pill ecross
the line in the last quarter.
Spooner played center for the
Coloniais and the guards were Gluth.
Miggitz ana Deering. Reese and Som
mers played the tackle positions and
Young and Love the ends. Bowman.
quarterback. Batch. Mile and Rosen-
baum halves. and Swoi fullback form
an excellent backfleld.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
No FAIR
To SPIT
He SAYS

The Standards who were defeated by
the Twisters yesterday at Douglas
Park in Hammond are pretty sore
about the game and want a match al
Harrison Park next Sunday. The snan-
ager Of the Standards says:
The Standards are claiming the
junior championship but are very
far from getting it. Why should
a team like the Twisters get the
junior championship They do not -
know how to play football for
three reasons.
20 They think that you are al
lowed to nght 90. kick. and go
to spit at players during a game
Teams who 20 TO Douglas Park
had better take with them a militia
or some kind Of police protection
or you win he cheated from the
start OF tho game to tho finish.
The Standards were cheated 50
badly that the Twisters won the
game. The Standards would like
TO meet the Twisters at Harrison
Park next Sunday"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
{. CHICAGO
GOPHERS ARE
DISAPPOINTE TED

More than 500 loyal football fans
stood In the cold and shivered while
they waited in vain for the Midell A.
c. OF Chicago to make its appearance
as opponents of the East Chicag go
Gophers. The Gophers were out to
make 1t nine straight for the season
and were keenly disappointed over the
failure of their adversaries to show up.
The Gophers had made the Midells a
big proposition and the latter aggrega-
tion also called up the Gopher manager
Sunday and said they would be there 50
no one is able to offer an explanation
Of their non-appearance. The Gophers
expect to play one OF the strong teams
OF the Chicago league next Sunday at
East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
MANAGERIAL CHANGES
HOLD FANS ATTENTION

have been Ira Thomas. Jack Coombs.
Jack Miller, Branch Hickey and a half
dozen more or less promising other men
Dots Miller probably has the call for
the leadership of his fellow Cardinals.
although others are under serious con
sideration. Miller is veteran bail
player and a smart one. He has play
ed nearly every position on a baseball
field and with considerable skill. He ~
able to turn IN a good days work as
an infelder, and knows the Cardinals
well. Close association with e team OF
youngsters such as the Cardinals are.
and few added years of Higgins meth
DDS would be fine for the Cardinals.
They have reached the point where
careful handling will make them real
pennant possibility.
Jack Coombs is through as q pitcher
of parts. but he is still smart old Jack.
capable of leading a baseball club. Many
things would be mora surprising than
the news that he was chosen TO lead
the Cardinals
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Boxers Train for Bouts
at Milwaukee Wednesday

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Nov. 1e-There
was no let UP in the training of toe
principals for Wednesday nights box
ing show here Johnny Ert1e did road
work yesterday morning and worked
out with three men in the afternoon.
Ertie IL now at weight for his match
with Joe Rurmsn Of Chicago Joe
Egan of Boston. who meets Eddie AIohs
in half Of the double yind-up, boxed
four men three rounds each 81 Morgen-
roths gym. while Moha worked just as
hard at Larkin's. Betting here favors
Egan and Ertle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
WHITING
SMAMPED
BY GARY

FroebeI high schools lightweight
eleven swanped whiting high school
at Froebel school. Gary. Saturday aft
ernoon, II TO 6.
The well-balancsd charging steel
city boys carried the inexperienced Wis
itors completely of their feet by a
series OF trick plays. end runs and
aerial attacks. Captain George Slick,
Evans and Bornan made three touch
downs apiece. Morris scored twice.
Writings tally came in the last few
minutes OF play when c forward pass
was intercepted.
The two teams ara scheduled TO play
again at whiting next Saturday.
In the curtain raiser Froebel's eighth
graders overwhelmed tho Holy Angel
team. 30 TO 0.
Two hundred fans witnessed the
game. The lineup:
H.aT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

still has great bit or respect for
kinks" Myers.
Pop" CIabby purchased cane at
the town pharmacy for Myers, who in
jurad his knee.
Geo. Knoerzer and party who motor
cd TO game had a breakdown out OF
Peru but managed TO see the game.
seliger sat in rhum game. nickel
limit. and lost 1925 before he found
out that they were playing for keeps %
Hammond paid respects TO their old
rivals. the Friars. by coming home by
way of Ft. Wayne.
wabash fans had not forgotten
about Paddy Driscou the man who
scored against them from kickoff on
their hrst game at Hammond.
After travelling with the Hammond
club to various cities in Indiana the
fans claim that Hammond is the grand
old town OF them all"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
BIZ H c. HAMILTON.
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondsnt.)


NEW YORK Nov. 19-Down the
stretches of this winter there is bound
to go laundering the combined chorus of
q million threats arguing over who's
going to be who when the rival man
ayers in the two big leagues get going
next season.
There are many openings in the
grownup circuits, more than at any time
for years. Jack Barry probably has
played his last major lea que game for
some time, owing to the fact that he is
fastened in the naval reserve. Miller
Higgins. Of course. has been transfer
red. and ST. Louis needs q new leader;
it is persistently. If doubtfuny rumor-
ed that the Browns are looking for 6
new mentor.
Picking a leader for the Cardinals
viii be the real popular sport for the
indoor fans. Countless luminaries in
the sport armament already have been
nominated for the job. Among them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
SPEEDERS BADLY
HURT AT PHOENIX

PHOENIX. ARIz, Nov. 1s.-Three
men were injured, ono perhaps fatally.
in the free for all ten. miles profess
sional auto race at the state fair
grounds Saturday. A. NJ. Pelkey, me-
chanician for A. Z. Fletcher, suffered
fractured skull and conclusion of the
brain. with slight chances of recovery.
He was struck on the head by a broken
timber when his car dashed through
the fence in the wake of the car driven
by Willis Young, the first 70 leave the
track. Fletcher suffered slight In
juries. Young Is at a hospital with a
dislocated shoulder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
GRIFFITH

Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller left yester-
day for Washington. D. c.. TO visit their
son William. and nephew Charles Mil
Ter. who are in the camp there.
DR.. F. A. Malmstone. chairman OF the
7. N. c. A committee. reports that the
fund so far conducted totals about $500
and that this evening will find il over
the allotted mark of $500.
Charles May IS suffering from a Sc
we're attack OF tonsilitis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
PINE VILLAGE TEAM
BEATS CAMP CUSTER

LAFAYETTE. IND. Nov. 19-Pine
Village played in improved form yes
terday and defeated the Camp Custer
soldier eleven % to o. King. the great
Harvard player. made two touchdowns
and was in every play, Bacon and
Fenter also made touchdowns. The
game was fast one and the soldier
boys played strong at times The
Custer team was outweighed twenty
pounds to the man and Harry Costello.
Custer quarterback, played a dashing
game Thompson and Miller also
played good defensive ball
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Davenport, 10; Hamburgs, 6

DAVENPORT. IA. Nov. 1s.-Daveu-
port outclassed the Cornell-Esmburgs
10 to g. The Chicago team scored its
only touchdown In the first quarter aft
er il received the ball on "a tumble near
Davenport's goal. The line plunging
of Meersman and the sweeping end
runs OF Donavan proved too much for
the Chicago aggregation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
D LEARY
WALKS To
HAMMOND

Chicago ped. put in a pleasant sun
day skiing TO Hammond with five conf
psnions. The idea wsS that the first
one TO falter was to buy the eats. but
nobody quit. so every ono tried to buy
something. The party made the tween
ty-fve mile trip IN $4,000. OLeary
was accompanied by James Cosgrove.
William Harding. John Karmey.
Charles Browner. ana George Anderson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Penn Military Student
Dies: Football Blamed

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. ss.-Charles
Curtiss Persianl Jr.. a student OF the
Pennsylvania Military College and a
son Of prominent manufacturer of
Plantsville, Conn. died yesterday in tho
Chester Hospital following an opera
ton made necessary by a ruptured
blood vessel in the brain. The injury
is believed TO have been due to young
Persianis head striking the ground
when tackled heavily Saturday in a
football game between two Of the col
le 30 mess teams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Ball Player Files Suit.

TERRE HAUTE. ND, Nov. 10
Louis schettler, Central League pitch
err. has entered suit against the Chi
cago, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
for $4,000, account OF permanent in
juries sustained in q wreck near
Peoria when several members Of the
Dayton team were injured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Kid Howard. manager of Ever Ham
mer. left yesterday for New Orleans.
where his protege boxes Pal Moran If
teen rounds tonight From New Or
leans Hammer will jump to Pittsburgh.
where on Saturday night he is schedul-
ed to battle some good man befara the
keystone A. {.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Blocker; Plum for Green; Longnecker
FOR Myers: Nolan for Henderson: II.
Nolkraan for WhitloclS. wabash:
Cshekaye for Reno: NfcMurray for
Schneider. Rsferee-Robinson. Indiana
Cmpire-Dyer. Penn, Head Linesman
DIR. Sholty Attendance-1,5 500. Time
ag halls minutes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Marines, 33; Rock Island, IA

ROCK ISLAND, I'LL. Nov. 1s.-Ths
Minneapolis Marines defeated the Rock
Island Independents. 80 to IA. 1t was
the second game lost by the locals to
the Marines this season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
CARY H. 6.
ISSUES 4
CHALLENGE

DETROIT. MICH. Nov 1s.-Gary.
Ind. High school football champion of
Indiana, has challenged Detroit for a
game for the middle west champion
ship.
Hammond fans are pulling for tho
game II Gary beat Detroit that would
make 1t pretty soft for Hammond High
school, giving Hammond the middle
weight championship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Whiting.
WINS
ON GARY ALLEYS

Hammond yesterday defeated Gary at
bowling in a match game on Gary al
leys, three straight, as follows:
Taaa4zano-a9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Sam LaEgford VIII take personal
charge Of George Suleges. the Greek
amateur who represents the Arcade
gym in the amateur boxing tournament,
to be held at Boston December 10
Suleges and Johnny Moran went three
rounds IN the amateur tournament In
Chicago last Saturday. So good was
the Creeks showing against the more
experienced Moran that experts call
him a coming star
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Hammond. z; wabash a. A.. 0.
Davenport. 10. Cornell Hamourgs. s.
Minneapolis Marines So. Rock Is
land independents, "A,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
SIDE-LIGHTS.

Head linesman as q timekeeper prov
% e. be n. c., he played the boys
minutes overtime and they would be
playing yet If Hammond fan on the
side lines had not called time up which
ended the game,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Andre "Adonis" Anderson will meet
Jack Leon in a fish wrestling match
at Norfolk, Va, Wednesday night. A.
derson has several boxing engagements
on, but took the wrestling date to keep
himself in shape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
Notes Of the Boxers

Joe Burman. local bantamwei ght, who
meets Johnny Ertle in ten-round bout
at Tom Andrews club in Milwaukee
Wednesday night, is training in Chi
cage. Burman arrived Saturday and
started work for the bout at the Ar
cade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Send THE TINES to your
soldier boy. Let him see how we
left behind are backing hiEa up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
About The Game.

Wabash kicked off to Hammond with
6 short nfteen yard kick and recovered
the ball and carried II to Hammond's
twenty yard limo. wabash fumbled the
ball en- ths second down and Hammond
recovered. After two line smashes
Hammond kicked TO Wabash on her
forty yard line. Both teams played
looss ball the first quarter and the full
backs proved the only consistent ground
gamers.
Drisoon. the Hammond quarterback
attempted a drop kick from tho forty
yard line but it was blocked and re-
covered by Hammond on her thirty-ffvs
yard line. The first quarter ended with
wabash having the bali on Hammond's
thlrty-hve yard line.
Hammond did not show her Gus
eemary class until the close OF the sec
end quarter whom a geries OF smsshes
and passes carried the ball into Wabash
ground where the half ended scoreless
In the second quarter Wabash pulled
two passes FOR good gains but lacked
the punch 70 continue. The twenty-five
yard pass OF Driscoll to Meyers closed
tbs second half with the ball on tho
wabash forty yard line.
Hammond kicked or in the third
period and the bali remained in the
center of the held throughout the quar-
ter. neither side able to advance any
distance.
The scoring came in tho fourth per-
iod after series OF limo smashes and
passes which carried tho ball to the
wabash fifteen yard line for Ham
rnond first downs. On the second down
Ha1st-ora went through the Wabash
left end for touchdown and DriscolI
kicked goal after touchdown.
Nov the wabash boys might a-known
afore they started what would be the
outcome.
E4nA,1ns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19

Badly MilIiner. the grand old man
or football. played his usual star game
al quarter for wabash and made half
OF tflair gains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-19
CINCHES
HONORS FOR
CHAMPIONS
Down Estate ROOteTS Terribly
PeaVed When Hammond
Cleaned Up Again.
(spscIal%o The TImes.)

WABASH IND. Nov. ia special
meeting of the board Of elders Of the
wabash Hard Shell church has been
set for this evening and Deacon Jinkins
viii be called upon to explain the go
.nss-On IA the south pasture of his
farm Sunday afternoon. 1t is one OF
worst scandals wabash has had In
years and the talk that's being dons
would shock a-body turribly.
According to the best accounts. and
putting two and two together. It ap-
pears that some of the young upstairs
around this here town organized q foot
bali team and went UP TO Lake county
and played tbs town boys at Ham
rnond. Well the long and short OF It
vas that Hammond won and our boys
come homo purity mad and swearing
hay would have revenge, And they
ups and invites Hammond to Wabash
and On a Sunday Mt that.
Drive Away Live stock.
Well. Hammond brought along about
seventy footbaliers. Some or them
didn't play but stood on tina outskirts
and hollered for the ones that was play
ing but they probably all would have
played II they'd e had the chance
It wouldn't have been 50 bad II they'd
a kept quiet about It but such a yell
ing you never heard coming over the
ALL TO the town from Deacon Jirkins
pasture. And Deacon Jinkins and some
other OF the official board OF the church.
yes and some other churches too. were
a-watching that there disgraceful
thing. And the upshot OF the whole
thing was that them Hammond fellows
won again. this time to 0.
We'll. about the game. First they
had 10 chase Jinkin's COWS of the
pasture before It could start. The
Hammond footballers who weren't
playing stood around Offering to give
the wabash on-lookers money and they
practically rubbed IL under their noses
but tbs hcms boys didn't think it would
look right to take money that way
without working for # or anything.