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arriving here late Tuesday night. He obtained a room at the Hotel Marion and yesterday morning asked the police to assist in placing MT Tribble in the hospital The police and the sheriff's office refused 10 take any action be- cause Dr, Clingan had no commitment papers The papers were said to be on route from Seyier county.
 lt WAS said that MT Tribhle con ducted his business until about a month ago. when 1t is said, his mind became unhalanced.-Ga
 Sheriff Steele and Bob" Moore are collecting taxes at Glennville today and tomorrow.
 Hon Allen Winham, former secre- tary of the State Senate and promi nent business man of Texarkana was here last night to attend the Masonic meet.
 
 Miss Ruby Mendenhall called al this office today and ordered the Daily Pieayune sent 10 her father. Dr T. J. Mendenhall. at Rosston paying for 3 months in advance
 
 Mrs. Horace l.. Thornton of little Rock, returned home yesterday after noon after pleasant visit at the home of her father-in-law, w R. Thornton of this city. Miss Matte Lou Thornton accompanied her.
 Cook. I don't like to mention it, but the food disappears rather quickly in the kitchen"
 Well, mum, admits l eats hearty, but no-one could call me gorgeous. "- Playhouse Bugle.
 Radio Links Four Big Cities. Regu- lar commercial wireless communica- ton has been established between the East and the Middle West by the open ing of direct radio service connecting New York. Chicago. Cleavland and Detroit.
 Prof. C NJ Hirst k spending the day in Philadelphia.
 ChaS, H. Tompkins was in Hope yes rerday on business.
 NJ H Straughan k in Camden to- day on business
 Hon. Randolph r. Hamby went to Philadelphia today on business.
 Thurman White and Thos. ]. Munn of Gale were in our city today.
 Constable Fred Murrah is in Monti cello today on official business.
 
 WE. COttingham of Sayre transacted business at the Court House today.
 D. l.. McRae returned last night from business trip to Rosboro.
 
 Miss Zula Mouser of this city, is visiting relatives and friends in Blevins The ". c. T. U. is meeting this af ternoon at the home of Mrs. c. E. An drews.
 Mrs. Willie Beauclair and daughter, Miss Hattie, of Emmet, are in the city today.
 Eugene Trexler who was recently discharged from the navy Is at home here with his parents. MT. and Mrs. E. T. Trexler.
 Mrs. C. D. Martindale and little son, Douglas, of Hugo, Okla, are visiting here at the home of her sister Mrs. Jessie Freeman
 Mrs. n. B. Thompson spent yester- day with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Alex Vaughan, at Prescott, en route home from visit to Little Rock.-Star of Hope.
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 ing at the Park sanitarium. and will be abl etc return home in two weeks, per haps.
 Deputy Sheriff Jim Holloway ot Rosston. was a pleasant caller at this office today, and had his name added 10 our growing list of Daily Picayune subscribers.
 James Lake and mother, Mrs. Trex- Ter. of Wheeler, Indiana, left for home yesterday, after a pleasant visit with brother and son, MT. F. q. Trexler, who lives 3 1-2 miles west of town.
 H. Nj Cottrell, agrieulturist of the profitable farming bureau of the Lit tie Rock Board of Commerce, was in our city yesterday in the interest of his great work MT. Cottrell expressed himself as well pleased with the truck growing in Nevada county, and urged the necessity of still greater eff fort in this line of production.
 W. \. Aarant of Chidester, former resident of Nevada county is visiting his daughter, who is teaching at Sutton. Mir Aarant is also Investigating the merits of the Sutton oil we'll
 MT. Clyde Nelson of near Blevins, was in town yesterday and with small team, easily hauled out to his hime 100 Bushels of seed oats. Before the Pres colt Blevins road was built 1t was q hard matter to make the trip with emp ty wagon.
 J. T. McGough of Laneburg, dropped in to see us today, and paid years subscription to the Daily Fcayune. MT. McGough is the owner of valuable lands in the Sutton territory and is proud of his holdings, especially so since his property lies close up to the oil well.
 The w. C. T, U. will be hostess to the ladies of Prescott, Saturday afternoon at o'clock promptly, at the home of Mrs. Jno. NJ. Pittman. Mrs. LaMance, national lecturer will address the meet ing which will be followed by a social hour. Let every woman in the city make it possible for her to be present.
 
 Ties Flag to Dogs Tail. s. Ishikawa, Japanse proprietor of a novelty shop in Boston was fined $10 for displaying for sale a toy dog with miniature American flag attached to its tail.
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Mrs. D. B. Thompson spent yester- day with her parents, Mir and Mrs. Alex Vaughan, at Prescott, en route home from visit to Little Rock.-Star of Hope.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

Ties Flag to Dogs Tail s. Ishikawa, JapanSe proprietor of novelty shop in Boston was fined $10 for displaying for sale toy dog with miniature American flag attached to its tail
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Mrs. c, D. Martindale and little son, Douglas, of Hugo, Okla are visiting here at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jessie Freeman,
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

Herbert Tunnell is steadily improv ing a the Park sanitarium. and will bt abl etc return home in two weeks, per hapS.
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Deputy Sheriff Jim Holloway O Rosston. was a pleasant caller at thi office today, and had his name added to our growing list of Daily Picayun' subscribers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

Miss Ruby Mendenhall called at this office today and ordered the Daily Pieayune sent To her father Dr, T. J. Mendenhall, at Rosston, paying for 3 months in advance.
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Mrs. Horace l.. Thornton of little Rock, returned home yesterday after noon after a pleasant visit at the home of her father-in-law, w. k. Thornton of this city Miss Matte Lou Thornton accompanied her
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

Eugene Trexler who was recently diseha rged from the navy Is at home here with his parents. Mir and Mrs. E. T. Trexler.
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Sheriff Steele and Bob" Moore art collecting taxes at Glennville today and tomorrow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
I. HARBOR DEFEATED.

The Chicago Heights team defeated
Indiana Harbor yesterday by ~ score
of 1 to 0 In a we'll played game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

Of GARY LOSE
FIRST GAME

The East Chicago White Eagle
football team won over the Gary
Cardinals yesterday afternoon with a
score of Il to 6.
Movements were slow on the part OF
the East Chicago team. and only gain
cd advantage through line plays. The
Cardinals, however. showed more
speed and gained ground to the ends.
The Gary teams disadvantage was
the overweight and experience OF
their opponents.
In the first half Of the Cardinals
made a touchdown by a tumble on the
part OF the East Chicago team. Both
teams went back on the field in tho
second half with new players the
score standing six to nothing in Gary's
favor. The East Chicago boys battIed
hard and twice were within a yard or
the Gary goal and both times were un-
able TO gain the yardage. compelling
them to forfeit the ball. And not I'M
til the third quarter did the East Chi
cago boys finally come TO themselves
and gain their objective with two
t~ouchdowns and two goals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

OF the good work he has done acting
in the capacity Of captain. leading his
team on 70 victory in many an i'm
portant battle and finally landing them
in first place in the X. of c. Suburban
League. OF which they are now the
champions. Everybody expected
Harle 70 strike out after receiving his
gifts, as Is usually the way Il IS done,
but instead Harle crossed up the
crowd. when he responded with a
healthy two-base wallop to left. scor-
ing Murphy with the first run Of the
game. Buddy followed with a clean
single through short. putting Harlc
across. but after Buddy stole second
Chandler wound UP the inning with 2
ny to left field.
Blue Island went ahead IN the sec
ond inning scoring 3 runs on four hits
including a double mixed in with a
wild pitch and a stolen base. This
visitors ran their total up to 4 in the
third inning. scoring another run On
an error followed by two singles ia
succession.
Hammond tied it up in the ff.h
when they scored a couple Of runs aft
er W out. ORourke singled, then
stolen SeGQnd and kept OH - lAlIu VI
the catcher's bad peg. Murphy walk
ed. he and O'Rourke Immediately put
on a double steal good for one run.
Sug Handy scratched a hit through
the third baseman on which Murphy
counted but the round ended when
Watt made 4 perfect peg to get Handy
stealing for the third out.
Blue Island put over four runs in
the sixth when the side should have
been retired without a man reaching
first base. With two out. Buddy fumb-
led Racks roller and then the fireworks
started. Rack stole second. being call
ed safe on a close play i. BIanchette
doubled, Peoquin. Fredette. B. Blanch-
cite and Kirchner all signed in quick
succession and Blue Island had four
runs across before anybody knew what
happened. This made tho score 5 TO
4 in Blue Islands favor.
Hammond came back with ? in their
half Of the sixth on a pass to Harle.
followed by a stolen base. an error by
the shortstop. on Chambers roller. a
wild pitch. another base on balls 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
HAMMOND
TEAM ENDS
ITS SEASON
X. C. Nine Winds Up Years
Play BY Defeating Blue
Island

TEe Ks1nmond X. OF C.'s wound W
o. n~Nss sr.ccessrul season yesterday
Afternoon at Harrison Park. when they
defeated Blue Island by the score OF
Q to .. In fheir last league game OF
the yAr. A big and enthusiastic
crowd turned out to witness this dnal
game 4qd everybody went away well
satisfied after seeing Hammond stage
@ thrilling ninth inning rally that
turned what looked like certain defeat
into sudden victory.
Going into the ninth inning Ham
mord was trailing by one run. the
score being s to Z against them when
they took their fnal turn at bat. With
one down Jim Dalton started the
downfall Of Blue Island with Il clean
single over second base and when
O'Rourke followed with q double over
the right helder's e. the game was
as good as yer right there. With
Dalton on third base am O'Rourke on
second, Eddie Murphy was next UP and
he put the climax on the whole works
when he singled through the third
baseman, scoring both Dalton and
O'Rourke lille the shortstop was
making a vain attempt to flag the ball
IN left field. 1t certainly was an ex-
citing windup and sent both the Ham
mond players and fans home in a
happy frame of mind.
Allan O'Rourke was easily the out
shining star of the day as it was MS
stickwork, mostly, that was RESPONSE
Bile for a Hammond victory. All
ORourke did was to knock out three
double sand a single out OF 5 times at
bat. On his first attempt he doubled
TO left and the second time up he foul
ed to the catcher. On his third trip
70 the plato he singled cieanly to right
and his fuorth time Up he doubled
over the left elders head. His NTH
and last time at bat he made a good
day OF it by cracking out his third two
base wallop far over the right felder's
dome. In addition TO making 4 hits.
Rourke stole a couple of bases and
scored 3 runs to say nothing of a nifty
stop ard throw from deep short. rob-
b.1g the Blue Island catcher Of a sure
b. - hit in the first half Of the ninth.
Hammond scored two runs in the
q. = inning. O'Rourke led off with a
double and Murphy dropped a Texas
league single in center field. The
pitcher thew wild trying to catch
O'Rourke mapping on the next play
but Allan was out at the plate. when
he tried to sAre all the way from
second on the error. Handy went out
on = %grounder TO the second baseman
putting Murphy on third with two
down. Tommy Harle next up, step
ped to the plate and play was sus-
pended while two little tots made
their way out on the diamond to pre-
SER Tommy with a beautiful x. Of C.
ring and a big basket of flowers the
gift Of Harle's many friends and ad-
~rlrers, who were glad Of the oppor-
tunity to honor him IN this occasion.
Tom has well deserved the send-oft
as aside from catching splendid ball
all year he has lead the team at bat
practically all season. to say nothing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
K|LBANE IS BARRED
IN CLEVELAND FOR
OPPOSING "COM|SH'

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 19-Feather-
weight Champion Johnny Kilbane will
not be permitted to box in a local ring
again, J. B.. Wiimerding. chairman of
the Cleveland boxing commission an
nounced last light
When Kilbane signed articles for
the Frush bout. 1t was agreed the
commission should name the referee
and Judges.
Kilbane first objected to two differ
ent referees and Walter c. Kelly or
Buffalo then was chosen.
An eleventh hour objection vas TAX
en- by the champion yesterday. 20 the
appointment of out OF town newspaper-
men as judges. Local men were substi-
tuted when Kilbane threatened nor n
appear in the ring. Because of his re-
fusal to live up to his agreement XII
bane was barred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
THOMAS OF CHICAGO
IS MAKING GOOD

NoTRE DAME. Ind. Sept. IL
With the first game Of the season
carded against Kalamazoo Saturday. a
hard fight is being made for the four
vacant positions on tho Notre Dame
team-center. guard, quarterback. and
right half. Second string men Of last
season insure a fair bolsterins of the
half back and line openings but Coach
Rockne must pick a quarterback from
four untried recruits. Thomas Of f.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
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Dillon and Danny Boyle's inheld out
Another run was added to Hammond's
total in the seventh on O'Rourke's dou-
bic TO left. followed by a couple o. in
held outs.
Blue Island had no further chance 70
score and Hammond put over both the
tieing and winning runs in the ninth as
already narrated above.
Although Dalton was touched up for
IS hits, he struck out II men and sew
eral Of the blows off him were Of rath-
er huky variety. Jim's control was ex-
ceptionally good as he passed only one
man. while Blanchette walked three.
famed five and allowed eleven hits.
At bat Dalton got . blows out of four
times up being tied with Murphy fo-
second honors in the swat line. next to
O'Rourke. Chandler played a good game
at third base. getting four assists and
1 putout on some difficult chances and
Danny Boyle also made a good catch
IN left neld.
For Blue Island. Buck BIanchette.
the pitcher, lead at bat with 3 singles
out Of 5 chances. Watt. the catcher.
was next with a double and a single out
OF four trials. and Kirchner first base
man. and Fredette. certernelder. each
had two blows in 5 attempts.
The score:
Blue island 90 3 l 0 o 0 O-s
Hammond ------2 0 0 0 . 0 %
Two base hits: O'Rourke. 8: Harle,
Watt. D. Blanchette. Stolen bases:
O'Rourke. 2; Murphy. Harle. Buddy.
Fredette. Gordon. Rack. Struck out:
By Blanchette. 5; Dalton. Il. wild Pit
ches; Dalton. ?: Blanchette. I. Hit by
pitcher: BY Dalton. PeQuin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
e GO
CALLED NO r.

DUBUQUE. IA. Sept, 19-No con
test was the decision of Referee Frank
Ryan when Heinie Engel Of Dubuque
met Johnny Meyers Of Chicago. the
middleweight champion, here Saturday
night. 1t was scheduled TO be a finish
match with the winner taking two falls.
Engel was injured in the second foul
after he had pinned Meyers with a
toe hold and head scissors in As min
utes. so econds- Meyers seized him
around waist and they tumble to the
floor with Engel underneath. He suf-
fered slight Internal injuries. Meyers
had forfeited $3.50 for not making the
weight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
V HEARD OF
BABE" RUTH;
SUCH IS FAME

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYicEj
BOSTON. Slpt-"Babe" auth's fame
as King OF Swat. IS not as widespread
as some people imagine. Frank Do
herty. OF Allston. a ball player OF note
himself. found that out when he pick
ed up a passenger who turned out TO
be a sailor. The mariner mentioned the
fact that he was "a graduate" of a re-
form school.
Don't let that worry you" said
Doherty. 80 is Babe Ruth"
WHO is Babe Ruth7 asked the
innocent shellback. An admiral"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
Alverno A. A. Eleven
Downs Bellwood, 10

The Alverno A. 4. football team won
the opening game of the season yes
terday defeating the Bellwood A. c..
7 to 0. in a fast game at the Harri-
son Tech high school feld. Morri-
son scored the Alvernos' touchdown
and kicked the goal in the End quar-.
,av
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
r LEAGUE.
GOOD PREL|MS ON
{. CHICAGO CARD

Promoter Harry Hyams Of the Twin
Cay a. c. of East Chicago, wn'oh
will stage the ten round bout be
tween George Knockout" CLANCY OF
Baltimore and Johnny Mendelsohn or
Milwaukee the night Of Sept 80. VIII
support the main event with an eight
round semi-windup and two six round
prelIminaries. Talent from the mid
die west will be selected for these
bouts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

Chicago and Reass are favored for the
Job.
Signal practice will feature tomor-
rows work, with the possibility OF
another short scrlmmage. as Rockne
was disappointed by the showing OF
his first string backs in Saturdays
practice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19
Herman Favored to Beat
Buff at New York Friday

NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Pete Herman
bantamweight champion, and Johnny
Buff. the tiny Jersey thumper. are
working in dead earnest for their fifteen
round struggle in Madison Square Gar
den on Friday night. Herman has
been made a l to 4 favorite. The wise
birds also are betting even money that
Herman knocks the Skeeter kicking
long before the fifteenth round.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

Seven times this season has
dimun;tiee Richard Kerr, hon
hearted hurler Of the Chicago
White Sox, tackled the mauling
Yankees, Babe Ruth and all. And
six times has he turned them back.
In other words, this one lad alone
has kept the Yankees from step
ping out into the lead far enough
10 throw the Indians out
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-12
BADGERS AND
WOLVERINES
MEET FOR FIRST
TIME in Is YEARS

Madison. Wis. Nov. 1".--wi1con-
sins hopes Of retaining it's place in
the Big Ten" championship race
wcrc at stake today when tho Badgers
witt, five straight victories to their
credit, moi Michigan in tho most inns
prrtant game in the midwest. Tho
contest was the first. between these
old time rivals IN sixteen years.
A. capacity crowd will he damned
into ths Camp Randall stadium when
the teams swing into position for the
opening whistle. Every reserved seat
was sold II week ago and standing
room will hr ut n premium. Tho Vol
VERNE eleven was accompanied by a
band nt 400 rnotcrs. who anticipate
on witnessing an upset Of Wisconsin's
championship aspiration.
wisconsin, rules Il consistent favor
ito because of trtumphs over Illinois,
Northwestern and Minnesota. Coach
Richards OF tho Badgers planned to
,isi> Gould at left end instead Of in the
hack field. With Rollio williams at
quarterback, the reward of his able
plotting In tho Minnesota. game two
weeks ago. Gibson and Elliott will be
tho halves. with Captain Sundt at
fullhaCk,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-12
FOCH GOES TO NEW
HAVEN TO WITNESS
BIG FOOTBALL GAME

New Haven. Conn. Nov. IT,
Marshal Ferdinand Foch OF France
am to this city today TO receive
dcctop OF laws. and then, AZ tho
youngest son OF his newly acquired
alma mater, to witness n Of the
srcat sporting battles OF tho football
field. that between Yale and Prince
ton.
Marshal lroch and his party arrived
at . o'clock. Three companies OF the
t69th infantry and Troop A cavalry
were tho guard OF honor at tho rail
road station where Governor Everett
j. Lake extended to tho marshal a
wclcome In behalf Of the state. An
escort vas then formed by tho cavalry
and the marshal with his party pro-
cceded to Woodbridge hall. the eXccu-
tive Office. OF Yale university. where
he was welcomed by President James
Rowland Angel and tho members Of
the corDOratiOn,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-12
STEPHEN TAKES
DISTRICT TITLE
Defeated Crookston OF
Armistice Day by a 81
to 0 Score.

stephen. Mimi. Nov. 12.---Stephen
high school eliminated C%rookston
Irigh from the race for district foot
ball honors here ArmiHticc day by de-
fcating tho Queen City eleven, II to
The locals opened tho play in the
first quarter with n series OF beautiful
the ball the entire length OF the field
Tor their first touchdown. and COM
pletely demoralizcd tho Crookston do
fnnse through tho unexpected
strength OF thctr attack. Stephens
aerial attack featured tho contest
throughout, their second touchdown
being gained through n pass over the
goal line, II. Stevrins 10 Donald
Stevninx, although substantial gains
we're made repeatedly through the
@t;rookston linr Dnd through the en-
%plnyn,cnt Of end runs. Stephens line.
greatly outwctghcd by their orpon-
cnts, hold we'll against Crooks,on. tn.
visitors making first downs hut five
times during the entire contest. \
series OF har limo %plungcs. with
t,ott, brought the third and last touch
down of tho game. each Of which
we're followed by successful goal
kicks by Stevnins.
The defeat OF Crookston thoroughly
establishes Stephens claim to tho dis
trict title, The performance or Coach,
trrsnson's crew liz all the more ro-
,narkablc when it Is considered that
there are but fourteen men IN thr
school eligible Tor places OF tho team,
and that they are competing With
towns whose high schools have an
enrolment OF boys tctalinS ZOO and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-12
ILLINOIS AND
CHICAGO GAME
MARRIED BY A
BAD BLIZZARD

urbana, I'LL, Nov. 1.-THE uncor-
tatnty OF the outcome OF today's game
between Illinois and tho University Of
Chicago was heightened today by a
bliszard which gave promise Of a. bad
field and consequent possihili-
ties for unexpected tnmblcs. a light
snow accompanied by cold weather
which started last night, WAS still GALL
ing this morning. The Illinois team
wa not allowing itself to think OF
either victory or defeat today. Fol-
lowing y stirring talk to them last
night by Coach zuppkc there was on
" ono thought in their minds. They
were determined to fight. This atti-
tude should scrSe to strengthen the
possibilities for victory Tor Illinois As
the team has shown continued i'm
nroverlent In both its games snd par
ticu,arlS in tho practice sessions OF
the past week.
On the other hand the Marocns
have been IN . slump since their de-
feat by Ohio State and pep which
characterized their workouts and play
in previous ans appears to be
lacking.
An seats In the stadium have been
sold for several days and standing
room only was available.