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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
GUNS USED
To EXTORT
WET BR|BES
CORstables Charged With Rob-
berry and Larceny at
Crown Point
IspgcIAL TO he rInFsl

CROWN POINT. Ind, Dec. q
Simultaneous with the revelations be-
ing nede in the federal court Of JrdPe
n nderson at Indianapolis. Judge Mar
tin Smith has produced a Closeup
view Of the Infamous Gary liquor
traffic.
While the federal court is concerned
with the selling OF confscated liquor.
Judge Smith has brought to light Ia
even more sensational feature OF the
traffic. Judge Anderson has learned
that liquor and moonshine was resoli
after being seized IN raids
Judge Smith has been told that Gary
constsbles extorted money and liquor
at the point OF guns.
Charles Beale and Herbert CPat)
OBrien. two Gary constables, and
William Lange and John Hamilton,
their associates, are on trial before
Judge Smith in the criminal court on
two charges.
1t is charged they operated q notori-
Gus liquor game.
O'Brien. Beale and Lange are alleged
to have gone through the pockets of
Frank Sczarbik and robbed him of
800 on Sept. at 1880 o'clock in the
morning under pretense OF making a
liquor raid on the home OF Bruno
zytko where they found q quantity of
moonshine.
OBrien, Langs and Hamilton are
charged with larceny in an alleged
raid on Clark road place belonging
to Simon Priskao. 1t is said that they
went to Priskac's place end presun-
ably placed him under arrest after
selling Quaintity OF liquor. On the
way to Gary they threw Priskac out
OF the automobile and drove away
with the liquor
Prosecuting Attorney Kinder and
Deputy Thomas are conducting the
prosecution. Glenn Harris is defend
ing Lange and Beale and Hoy Davis is
appearing for Hamilton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BUS COMPANY HALTED
BY MICHIGAN CITY RULE

LAPORTE, Ind. Dec. 3.--Jahn's Bus
Company OF tflis city is hit by an ordj-
nance Just passed by the city council
Of Michigan City. Ind. modelled after
q similar ordinance in South Bend, Ind
The bus company operates a dozen In
terurban motor buses IN this region.
The ordinance makes certain Michi-
gan City streets preferential traffic
highways and orders that all com
panies operating gasoline. steam and
'electric 4riven vehicles thereon to
take out $1,000 annual licenses. The
effect IS that the motcrbus company
can use only the preferential streets
e.nd must pay $1,000 a year for this
use.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
new CANDY
PLANT Project

REGISTRATIONS looking to me con-
xkssaezzon IN the spring of 100000
ex<dy and ice craann plant In Ham
4rcna were closed yesterday when y
hsrrfy organized company for the
&aar uf acture Of Chose sweet stuffs was
announced following s. meeting Of To-
<.i t,,rt7,sss men. The ofe.-srs OF the
nrsssnfn@tton are: Jim Bereoios, T.
&aSssafos and James c. Dickson
4-hA move. It IS understood. was
Aroa1scred by Jim Dickson. who al
scady owns five ice cream snd oan0y
Mfanps In Hammond. Mr. Bic&son has
had control Of the Consumers Ice Cream
Go. and has been SO elated st the sue
cexs of that plant he has dectded to
hzrfId another in company with other
Ansesestod Hammond business men,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
GARY MAN HITS
"SILENT COP

He was speeding to close a big real
estate deal
At Calumet and Sibley streets in
Hammond his car struck q lamp. 81
swerved to the center OF the ~oad and
smashed into a silent policeman"
The policeman" was snapped in two.
The right front wheel OF the automo-
bile was broken of and the car suffered
other damage.
The driver of the car was Charles ].
Williams.
He's a realtor and lives at 415s Ad-
ans street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
MESSAGE FOR THE
SCHOOL CHILDREN

Postmaster General VIII II. Hays
has sent broadcast message which
will be read in practically all of the
schools OF the country next Monday.
Copies have been received by Post
master John l. Rohde. of Hammond.
and distributed to the schools In the
message Mr.. Hays calls attention 70
the fact that Christmas In approaching
and that the department 10 once more
faced by It's mammoth task of acting
as Santa Claus to 1oO.ooo.ooo peopie-
He tells how the public can hc&p
tighten the load by mailing parcels
early. wrapping them well and prop
erly addressing them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02


ped OF in advance and know 1t was
coming. He Erasped the full meaning.
Here's what it's all about, Boy Scouts
of Hammond and the rest of Mr.. Scot $
host OF friends:
Scott is married.
Now fellows. be quiet a minute until
the whole story Is told. You can ar
range for the reception afterward.
There's plenty OF time.
A formal announcement of the af-
fair would state that Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry II. Smith. Of Macomb. I'LL, an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Ruth Cruiser. to Mr. Irwin K Scott. OF
Hammond. Ind But Scott, being con
nected with Scouts, win be willing to
overlook the formalities.
The wedding took place yesterday at
Ottumwa. Ia. The bride is a graduate
from the Lake Forest University. whore
she received the A. r. ana NJ A. de-
grees in English letters. She is also
a graduate registered nurse, having re-
ceiyed her training in the Lutheran hos
pital at st. Louis. She aIso has a
year in the Presbyterian hospital of
New York City to her credit For the
last four years she has been an as
sistant to DR.. J. w Marion, an exo-
donist of Des Moines, Ia.
Mr.. Scott was department man.
ager for Younker Brothers department
store in Des Moines for seven years.
He was always interested in work with
boys. Because Of the results which he
attained in Boy Scout work in the
Des Moines Central Christian church.
he was induced to become a Boy Scout
Executive. He has been holding such
a position in Hammond during the last
year and has had remarkable success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will be at home
after January 1st at ssS South Holman
street, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
n BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
wAsHINGToN, Dec. 2EExtradi-
tton Of Charles W. Morse, wanted In
this country for investig alton of
eueged Illegal dealings in connec-
ton with United States shipping
board contracts has been put up to
tho state department., it was stat
ed today 1T the department. Of Jus
ttce. The matter rsverts 10 he
staoe dspartment because Morse
was arrested In France.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
HARDING To
FACE NEW
OPPOSITION
Bitter Fights FOreshadoWed in
Foreign and Domestic
Policy
EUI.LETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEI
CNOA0o, Dso. 2-'ConQrass has
gons villa since tina war In passing Leg
aslsston shat cannot bs applied 20 peace
s1ras bus1nS1a."
This WAS the declaration Of Attorney
Levy Mayer ut ths opening today OF the
hearing ON O joint attack made against
tAs packers and stock yard act before
tasee federal Judges stsdng sn blanc.
Two bills have .besu A1sd attacking
tho Law. One OF them was nlsd By tina
sSoc1yards trAdaxs ana sns othsr By ths
1--we STOCK commission merchants both
organizations oia1rn xhse the govern
msnt has NO right 20 regulate the bus
tness OF tina coznplatnanus, - thsy are
doing m intsrstass business
The act was passed By oonGrsss Last
August
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
INDIAN RELEASED

After much parleying the Indian OF
Oberlin, Ohio, arrested In Hammond,
by the police a few days on charges
OF violating the Mann Act, was raieas-
ed yesterday after authorities of the
Ohio city wired they could not gather
sufficient discriminating evidence to
warrant extraditon proceedings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

tfNTERHATIo oNAL NEWS sERYicEJ
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-TWO sensational
breaches Of the Irish arnlistioe, in
which two men were killed and Sow
sral others wounded, occurred In
Dublin and Derby today. A jau de-
livery was attempted at Derby. AS
number of prison wsrdens were
overpowered while men on the out
side attempted to storm the Jail
Two wardens, who also were con-
stables, ere killed with chlorofor7u-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
Called fa.tfEf.HI!G OF
BAR ASSOCIATION

.Chsrfes Dyer. secretary of the Lake
county Bar Association. today sent
notices 70 members of a special meet
hr in Room 1 Of the superior court at
hammond. Monday morning. at which
ne pending legislation in connection
rith the division OF the state into two
.ederal judicial districts IS to be con-
hdered al 3ne with otner natters f i'm
ortance The meeting has been call
d By J. q. Fetterhoff. president OF
ha asspednr<on-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEI
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec.
Reports reaching here soday stat
ed that the engineer and fireman
on Southern Train No. "A, Mem
phis division, were killed when the
train ran into an open switch at
Shell Mound. The engine and first
three cars plunged down q steep
smbankment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
NEW YORK, De4. -Ma.danae
Tamad Miura, Japanese girl, IA
nous az Madame Butterfly of the
Chicago Opera Co, is being cetain-
ed on tho Liner vasari today be-
cause immigration officials have
not been spprised of the correct
monthly. quota OF immigrants for
Japan. Madame HGiura intended to
leave for Chicago this afternoon to
prepare for her temperance In
operat1c roles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
Latest
Bulletins
RULL.HTIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
DAYTON, o., Deo- 2-Thrss men
were injured, swo probably fatally,
whom . two story brick residence
collapsed this morning. Workmen
were rs.Eiig ths building % make
way for @ new business block on
South Jefferson street when the
walls gave way. Police and Are
men were called out to help rescue
ths mon They were removed 60
hospitals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
EAN FRANCISCO Dec. 2-Roscoe
~Tntty'' Arbuckle, probably win
know his fate before midnight. Ths
seven men and i've women who
have listened to the evidence In his
trial for granddaughter viii likely
retire before six O'Clock this eve
ming to deliberats on their verdict
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
SCIENCE LECTURE
THIS EVENING

William 3. Porter. c 8. b. OF New
York City. one Of the leading Christian
Science lecturers of the country, viii
speak this evening at eight o'clock at
the First Church of Christ Scientist, at
$50 Holman street. Hammond. A arge
attendance from Hammond and neigh
boring cities is expected. Mr.. Porter
is a member of the board OF lectureship
of the Mother Church, The First Church
Of Christ SCIENTIST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
RULLETrN

LAPoETE, IND, Dec. 2-Grand
Jury investigation of the mysterious
death Of Case Wessner, 55 year old
farmer, whose boa. as 1orna on
his farm near La Crosse will be
made. it was indicated today. wes-
sner's skull was crushed. Tt was
reported that wessner and one of
his nsighbors quarrelIed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

DANvILLE, I'LL, Dec. 2-whiIs
attempting to replace g blown out
fuse In the power house of the
Illinois Traction System here today
Grove McNear, an engineer, was elc-
trocuted ana Edward Hart, who
rushed to hia assistance, was seri-
ously burned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWs sERvIcEl
GREENvTLLE, ALA, Dec. g.
Three bodies were recovered from
the ruins Of the Stabler hospital
here which was destroyed by fire
early today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEI
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Francis VIII
son, the noted actor, who is seri-
ously Ill at a hospital here prob
ably will have to undergo an op-
eration, 1t was announced today.
Wilson Was being co-starrsd vita
DewoH Hopper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
their store.

Initiation of large class at Colum-
bia Hall, Wentworth avenue. Saturday
evening, 8 o'clock. Ent eTtai inment and
refreshments viii follow.
132- TED KUSKEI% 6cayv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. q
Henry Barnett and Willie Williams,
two negroes convicted of the rnur-
der OF Davis Anderson prominent
merchant and planter, last October,
were hanged In county jail here
early this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
DIAMONDS SUFFER
IN ROBBERY

The Diamond Trio at ass SIbley street
are frw4r merchants.
Stifl and all. as the alleged humor-
lists write II, one would believe from
the report OF a robbery turned into po-
lice headquarters by Jake, Alex and
sam Diamond that the three brothers
were gatherers of ancient coins
Here's a list of their loss:
s20 bill.
So in bills.
$40 in bills.
10 pfennig piece.
y cent piece. dated 1918.
so cent piece. dated 1s4S
so cent piece, dated 1854.
cent. copper smashed.
l pocket book.
Thieves last night tapped the till in
their store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
THE WEATHER

SAoodS and somewhat oclder TO-
Sns' Saturday rain or snow IL nor
tnsrn ana rain in southern portion.
O~nse<ed by Carriers IN Hammond
- W. Hammond sos Per month on
SToans and news stands, Sc per COPY.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
RTSoIt TioNS

Tta 1sfi 'suHs f' 49,
tho t4 alton ~ fal ..Hia.
ssr. rrr lerri ~ tht 'usH.s 81.
~ NayE-id .a,'yEs '0 'u. H
sas,s4 I'd fha H--yH' la'ir4 rr
hraf
TraaEs an iur sll che aai
puh sarteI frds ant .r.sn
l.- ~ iHtss,.'r Ma h.' ut.
and r.mmeai, Cor 'hslr la'a' sH.
uf-fa'fnn
E.s-esli, 49, .hr r,-st Vawea.
- h. at,rt eri economically man
49, fh~ Errer lrssrgH naa1r
ahIr mention
Al.r fhs ff7e~ si
whs krit-d g. .Ira np 'r cam
pus rd hHiIt 'Hs Has 80
en- ts fas srs share ai
tI..k. ar ,hr.I tr.ft.. .HlHu
H. r~faIf ~ che -assv N. #rr
}. t.f.ss r t 'aa.E -
Ill o. a.tt-H
frsa t.r HHasirr q ta...ss
...#ft ha 'sH...f l..s=
faH a. tH'l
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
RUNAw AY TEAMS COLLIDE N
HARVEST FIELD

Two team, belonging 90 iHw
Shcyhy. who cu'tiyat,s one ~ 7
" Baker, farms n"er Salg"ia
ran AWAY with the binders 20
which they were hitched Monday
causing serious damage to both
teams and machines Wheat har
vest was IN progress on the farm.
and il is reported the drivers "
the two teams left there fnr %
short umr 20 yet drink Don
ing tins time one Of the teams no.
came frightened and ran away II
soon ran into the other team and
binder and general mix-up re-
suited IN which one of the horses
had two logs cut off by the sickle
Of one of the binders The anima.
had TO be killed to put it out OF
its suffering, One Of the binder,
was also wrecked 4 son Of Mr.
Shcchy while trying to stop III,
runaway horses, had 2 very mar
row escape from serious INJURY
Sikest0n Herald,
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
roP POCKET DISARMAMENT

fr..# f.. .f..I# l.E"r..
u ... churches ar. ,n insist u.
.......I a,.grrfam,.t -H.E should
,l.. .r.,., am nnr-aga Hr-srm.
...,, .r5 should load n e...
..l, Wv, ..g,n., The n.r and sale ai
g..', -, declare, n B.ur,. min.
.., !, I.ua a. he considers a.
H.. -.r.rI,, rnnartrd I'M ,hn re-
~, n.,..rs,,r accounts Of mum
l.r. .n.,gs. G.Ia.ap> labor
....I. .,3 VOC. riots The business
, ',., ..,,r,.,,g , ruo" i, part OF ii
~. ... 49,. .r.Ia m crime the
49, 3crI,rr, I'm the Baptist
g,cnra rpoIIa Iowa.
THE policeman carries q gun
herau-r the thug carries a gun
The thug carries "a gun because
The noliccman carries a gun. Tn,
,hiof carries a gun because the
nrorarfy owner carries a gun, and
Tho rrorcrtv owner must have Z
GUN because the thief has one
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
THE SIDE WE SEE

In a large silk factory a work
man sat at his loom. weaving n
beautiful flower lie did not see
the flower. for %, he wovo th..
cloth rolled ny. and what he d'a
seq was from the wron@ slde
rough and full of knots But hc
followed the instructions given
him hv his employers and 'ahored
faithfully until night Then the
averseer came. opened the loom
and unrolled the cloth when be
hold, most exquisite flower az
pesred. So, gentle reader, II !.
with us in life. We nearly al
,vavs see things from the wrona
side rough and full Of knots
hut If we are faithful in follow
ing the commandments Of ON
blessed Savior. we shall finally So
our life from the other side an'
there will be something hceutiy
IN it.--Western Christian Union.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
SOMEBODY STOLE A STUL

Sheriff Walker was trying yes
terdav to find some clue that
would lead to the parties who
stole = LARGE copper still from a
porch at the iail Wednesday night
II was the cauldron that was cap
tured in 4 raid at Canalou some
three weeks ago. 1t was left ON
the porch at the Jail because it
was too large TO put inside, II
was taken away some time
Wednesday night, Bloomfield Vim.
dicator
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
rtIkFRSONS DISPOSE OF
uANnIT FACTORY INTERESTS

" Fu.kcr,ar last ,-.~ sold
h. holdings 10 the Fu.sr'."a
pr,, Handle faetoo ~ taN'e".
Th.. rru owners arp y r "'l''r
Frcd Kelley and Almu, namr"a'
N. later brother " { : pNh'.
rnr ~ th,. place Thry ol.n
houqh, aut rhe holding "i tf'
o,hsr stockholders SO that 'hF.
now ann alI ,hr stock J faIS'f.
son N ,hi. place had SOLID his in'
tnrcs,s some time sEo
Thr factor, VA, established ~
tho rulkcrsnns more 'HAn twenty
yrar, ago ard was tfo SECOND
bznd|e factory in sontheaSt MIS-
souri 7 NJ Fulk.rson became
prs,sidert Of the company ana re-.
t.ined the position until IN" SA"
ias, week Until few wars age
he was manager Of the plant
The plant. during rs ifsu., ,..
has bnan most successful on'
and i still doing remarkably nm mn,
business. We understand 1t WI
be IN chargc Of Mr. namron ~
manager hereafter.
Mr.. FnIkerson owned a'moS
half of tn. stock. Frederekt""'
Democrat-N News.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
REDUCED RATES TO STATE
PAIR

4 sHrai uilIusu IH'r 90 "Hr
and one hali ar ipr round iIf
ticke' 10 thr Missouri oul,nrIH
exppatIun and statr iHIr H'
dals August So has hc#u .THuI
ed lB the Western PASSENGER %
sociAtiun The rate ".I
thruoui 'hr state The at H' b
will h. 1000 n##i 'ur uD..f. 20
SedAha. u,rt $500 ,iirr' Nu.ns'
Il. The final H iur che u W'
ticket purchased urr 'n w"
l. Augug - fwu 1af ''Hr 'h'
cIos.ns ui fh. .RrmsI'l"n
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
WI M Nor >TUP 10 THINk

De- tH. h.-f- active tusF'e 70 rH
.,Hs, hl.. see 3o uv' aINag, stop
Pos trnk WHIST a7HeHr# -u.- orr
.H.u uur #f, ur motives MA,
d, pare and sapd and yrt from
,ag a.n ,srt ,h,, Nr 8u uH' stop
'n think. 80 Hst ungd Hr ,srH
a .uak m8, .aus. some heart 'a
srha .nwa wm' ro b. troubled.
.r cloud ta shut ou' tar ,ug.
shine ~ hapwar.s So J.. - with
.u- shukcF advocates volaE
ahru, preaching free whl.Nry.
,ht only way tn stop drinking,
which j. cgGr ,o a.I mankind
both black and white - our ma.
lures are strengthened 10y pol
alar hahi, and education We aN
'u friend or even stranger 90
she bar-room OF at some street
corner or some alley. Come, 'ak,
"a drink
say we do not stop 80 thlNk
what the result may be- of thu
seed, Of sorrow that we are SOW
,nn We do not stop to think oi
,he wound We may lnnlct upon .
mothers heart, or wife AZ hom,
aacping tears Of agony and shame
We do not stop to think Of tbs
~nulS we may start wandering II
darkness and gloom
Now may God forgive US an,
help us 70 stop and think that tn
down train is travelling fast am
is speed will he greatly increase
AZ il proceeds. stopping howeve
fo load passengers Poorhousevillt
HosnitaltoUn. prisonborough, Gal
louisville. and its final destination
is hell For God plainly says n
arunkard can enter the kingdom
~ heaven, | will suggest that
vau will read the hook cnt'tle.
Ten Nights in a Bar.reon yo
, will never again vote for whiske'
a will close by saying that
! this business keeps on the dew
, viii he very busy when the mi
lenlum comes. j. X l..
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
INDEPENDENCE DAY
AND CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION
Careful Planning and Splendid
Cooperation Contributed
60 Success

l. ast SATURDAY the people of the
Twin Cities held an Independence
and Centennial celebration on the
college campus to raise money Tor
h. college building fund That
il Wa eaerrss. financially and
otherwise ruos without being said
4 choice PROGRAM was rendered,
consisting II music hl 'hr w NJ
{ orchestra addresses hy Pres.
: = iisr' '. Prot 4 : Doug
lass IT Care Gigsrirau and Hon.
lR I ward af Cnruthsrsy'lle ana
reading uf the Declaration ~ In
dep.nd.ur. hy Judge Dean v Hill
IN the afternoon sntertAinment
vas furnished in the form ~ foot
races. sack races. rir eating con.
tests and a baseball yam" between
the local team and the icsm frun
| Knob Lick Prizes were awarded
ta a'hs winners 100 'hesr contests
/ C't.r prlz.s were awarded the
t.ssf de,riatsi bah, h,y under six
een months 'hr hss' Hrvclopcd
|lahs rIfI unt"r sixteen months
. oldest cDunis 900 'hr grounds. par
|tt hr.nrtnr fh, Hr afHs' number
10 rsYr'r r one conveyance and
family rHs,urg 'h. greatest dis
.traHr on GOWN. f# che .alshfn
s..H F.''uvrnH 1us 'Fr nHnss oi
fhr winners .n 'Hn nf 's
shire Srawh, Dra " C.'l
Pc FsuaT Confess. l1hH1'
Stone iHf-sr.'I. e..
~, Mem Rnre CH-r.r. Nynr'
Frg rrre AIr THOMPSON lu'e.
willie. ".
D.. ua,,fr W..r F rfHla
WHlBn We'll. NarH Hli NJ
SECOND Iat1 William sample
r iHtssyl'Ia NJ
Ss,i ps-e willard Grader NJ
bi- fI' NJ
, Part, Rrrri1g Greatest Nun
q hor ~ rraul" rr One Conveyance
Srnsrr- Rrs CuuranN l7essn'
b W 90 fsnn'"l
~ harvest FamI', Hr Ground Cha
@ Nsrr, ls n Hm'.Fl
j. Family C4m,n. Greatest Di
81 ts1rs. VI 'ni Mrs Leo Care
D. Waco Tcsss
Olisst W0msu on Ground. Ma
.n ~ pirfce isi ysarsl
'a OLDEST Couple aa Ground q
.H Richard l>i ,.,r-l Jam, Ktrfu
fr 81 svsUsi
Rrr H. .Irprf Bah, sH r'
f.- ~,stes4 NnnfHs Whine fu
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
STORE NJ Dll.lMNN BUR.
GIARILED

Tie fufr at pI.mau > miles
.,n I'd ksrnetf owned h' WI
Nfrsn. vas ,HtrHrd SOME 'H,
~rf.Hla. n.at' and quantity ".
r.H.... .s.s chewing slw
.s.#s .,srIe srd other lf.ms
.sa# Entrance tH 'h' store was
aE. ..r4 '.U., NTraHv con '.r
..-a $50, nf tH, haIIiing
rr SUNDAY rnus FHfu .fa
~ v# found .H'ira shoot 'll
rtrIs r.rh - tfr store around
.h..H ser. sauH eIsa., saa rh.,s
.H. .Hm H' ihe swr knds han.
H.F M =" pHv.pn The cRf had
.ur aut ~ gasoline and bad n"rn
sh.aHanrd on the rear heels
~ ,he car ver, q Gavdneh an,
FisL tfr~ and she 'faHks me Ft'
.,F,r cor laeted az ta he VIII
H.t ~ nc store were smilar g
rh. ones made hy fFr ear lr's
...ssfsEarr- Hsw Hf -. s'u.'.
4fs s-r fHrt Boa ,hr field Tr
l-..r. tnr car
TH ear Nzs Identified "a. q.
..ra "a. Grower Wl.H wn.
.... .H 'Haf uU.'F sH# shore"
Tmnrruan ARRESTED Hm ~Hua#
.. ..r,r.. II having Hn'n .u
...atrI fn rH. robbery Fwwr..
WILSON. ,U. Eg. Tr.aass. o..
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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
NICE BURGLAR

'Oh, Myrtle! WeTeU ~
frightened TO death when that
BURGLAR broke into your room
Frightened is no name for 1t.
| was dressing. ,
Mercy, how embarrassing What
ever did YOU do
"Oh, he was very conslderate,.
he covered me with his revolver.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
HOT WEATHER EATS

Special FOR one week %. fresh cocoa, 5oc,
with H. sugar Free.
Just in-Gnc as,ormcn, of cookies hcsh from
the bakery including graham and soda crackers.
For your own hakiug try our eontee'onef's
sugar which make, many dc.iciou, iro,tings With
out cooking
For your fruit salads or ices we can furnish
YOU with fresh fruits or any kind OF canned fruit
including Del Monte pineapple, sliced or grated IN
20 cans. Fresh, ripe peaches this week Also
fresh Santa Clara prunes and cup rasins tn tinsl'
For cold lunches Try our spicy fresh baked ham,
tuna fish. cheese peanut butter and soda all iavors
on ice.
BI ALLEN
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

Dear Skipper--Do leaves of
trees turn red in tho fall from
hlushino because they are show
inc naked limbs Bon burrows.
No lis because they realize
how green they were all summer
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

Rev. Milford Riggs of Ironton
was in Marble Hill the first of the
week to attend the meeting of the
board Of trustees Of viii Mayfeld
college.