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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Amateur Sports

The 81. Paul 9. 9. has set UP quite
off The rho % citn this s SEASON. s"e % %Ssvin. 'eao won
eleven out % twelve games played to
over over some Of the best "a' Of the fourteen. rass.
sixteen year -old teams.
The teau. linz, an u,;,h co-,;, Nv.
! sitjons 7 Ducciii M tha ,ivot nosition
and and n Fiore'li and G, Duscili as the
The team is coached BY Mr.: Span.
ieveiopment @ pine % Of % SsshseSail around the
st. Paul district, ably assisted by Mr..
| The Ave bas n few omen dates still
left on its schedule for fourteen sixteen. tee,
81 o'd arsvai tn ;ho ses St pa., pno ds Hal, far
5sssonsse guarantees EsS games sd
street. &c.,
south I.agrense s strosk street. oa" ''""A' ''
ions. open osan as.ss Tor es sGs ssssss
,.s S.ss fs Of We, pnlassSns Is
old 1uInteta playing the intercolieUiate r,,iee
The TrianEio Club Fiftieth street Snd cnss.
: Asesnssen A. O. desirss 10 schedule sames
Er.a r T:ehans Sss East ssms Ss.
| street. .-.. -
Suburban u. O., . n-si1teen. year
Of It's sse nsvins halls! a. c. % Ransno~' '
ooooI North .Amsriosn .ssrset
ysar-oid travelling team. has open dates for
| fiyes OF Its age. Edward Carton. 2227
\ Pierce NTaet. i.....~ % ., 20
T. Commbis FIVE has open dates In, the lat
| ter part OF February and March for hrst-
class hosne agEreaations offering reasonable
frls street -
| 50. Rita @. e; vii meet the Hag!ey Acad-
| envy hye In Wilmington this evening. -
The ]. II. ID. would like 20 arrange Fames
witn H. toSrtssn, ,S -, nves either 4,
fS GSt s,r. 2, ,ne CITY H. hosenoess 1910 south
hcnsmf.en a. ~. nrst-cla,s travelling
au,ntet. nss reornary II ana iafer datss
2Pe peir,sss i,se, "' epa"' d. H. Da'ieS'
The Aloha Club OF Camden, desires 70 sr:.
ana ,econs cisss n Ia, n'"S WIIam pAy az dIps
,. Trinity a: c. desires to meet any third Q, o.
t9urnnh n ciass caa n, Sesms uS naShs na,S' W. ~
| hnLltt liS worm front street
=, Chalmont q: G. would like to hear from
ysms; phmonS snS tssms OF rs Sass
81 Soo. - ~ nsu ,ss a. .rsvsns Ave-. Su,m,
1 tet, nae lev opeh aAees sor n'es Vmorns
aaa North EIshtesnth street. 80.
| Nwh ~ m"A has ,is Sa.ur,nia,
aa,.N s ,o vTm,n vTn a,oI WI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
PHI[S Play GIANTS
| N OPENING GAME
|v,,, LIZ Lid on National League
Baseball Season Here
April 10

-,,.. "a the Nationai league
Ascv n.de public today. the open
ehe's.,' w, o. the seascn-Wednesoas.
as oa3 Ia3-wi,l find the Phillies at nons a
ep,'' p, ~. ~ Giants, ,he Dodgers in 'os-
"" rho Pirates in Cinc'nna'' "n' -"
en,, en,,,no,s ., in Chicago. -,,o.,od th;r.
Ths pbillies have ocen a, ", Nome on
lns Saturdays and will De az thn hvnp Ro.. a.
Fer oos o holiday date. dIawingD gDav snV D
Rut qne n..ses on Independence Day. .
fon fonn,nsiyn nr leads the league IN d.uwds a,,Mdn =
BrosTS" s",s" II will have more Suh'S sun ~
pg "1y a. home than any o'ner . S,uv 90 81
ksmes s,oior "s leagues, with a .1Ia, us us
|the n n,n' s,ch contests. 1t VIII naSe
|kighteen saturdays and two holidays as
thtseh E;eld and thirteen Satnruays.
EboeSg g,ndars AVS and one holiday on on tne
fve, Sun' =, wi,l spend Memorial pny at
Eoad. u chicago gets fifty one pig
Boston 'c;ncinnati and st. Louis forty-
tayS, = I poston and Pittsburgh forty
eins ls. eNtu, apiece and Philadelphia only
forty. .,hsdule shows only three con-
The Jatss ali In Chicago. They arc
icnng ch Tune S8 and September III but
way ,.,s !, 's sre sundays and there Will pc
lll tnIes sso " onlenty for both the Coos
no a., ,ae complete list Of the locals dates
Follow: AT HOME .er
with New York-April 1S. -, 70,
,s HTsT June "a, 25, %, q, 49, September
~ H;,S uvtO0B Brooklyn-April 1S, 10, ~,
say 10 o. %, a. 2s' June 2'' 3D. July
VII, postop-April %, 20. q. 2s.
July " 4 1 "a. M, p. my, 8, g. September
w,S Pit,sburgh--May IA. 16, y,
|July il, 10, IA, 10, August TO- ~
Si iWi,i III Cincinna,i--May ~2s. -, 3.
|July is, 10, IS, 10, August - %
|S wiz q; chicaso-May 10, II, Il, is,
yulv 90. q, %, %, August 70, ~, -.
With st, Louis-May 1S, 10. 70, Il,
|JuIv 7. s, o, II, August 20, 30, 81.
ABROAD .&...,ss.-- d.
A. New York-April 81, %, %, "a :
NAV 80, 30. 81; June Il, July "a t;
Aust'f X 'Bfrooklyn-April 20, 80; May 1,
|?o; June 81, %, %; July 3; septem-
W A. Boston-May 4, 8, 8, z; August
III, IL, 10. l3; September 8. d 10.
AZ St. Louis-June 3, 4, 8, 0; July
%, q, 2S; September 10, II, 1s, 10:
At Chcago--June 7, 8. 0, 10; July
b, 30, 81; August L; September 10,
At Pittsburgh-June II; Is, II, 20 !;
August 2, 8, 4, 8; September %;
AZ Cincinnati-June IS, ,18, II, 1s,
hS; August Q. Z, 8, o; September 20, Fl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
|sIX BOUTS ON PROGRAM
OF lEGI0NARY SMOKER
| kid Williams and Danny Kramer to
Referee at stern.PrIce Post Affair

kid Williams and Danny Kramer to
Referee at stern.PrIee Post Affair
A dozen boxers have been paired of
b. Jack Scoodles, we'll. known local
tauer, to appear on the program OF
he second annual smoker to be given
tOnight at 1916 Master street by the
Stern Price Post, No. AZ. American
Legion. Danny Kramer and Kid Will
liams, star bantams and stablemates,
will be there to referee in different
bouts. ..,.
The matches have been arranged as
Follows: Benny Herman ys. Kid Cor
AOn, Kid Wagner va. Flipkey Kaufman,
Jimmy Tender VS.. Abe Taylor, Benny
kaufman vs.. Billy Devine, Soldier
Burke VS.. AL Kid Gross aud Bobby
Burmsn W. Harry Kid Stewart
There will be number Of speakers,
incuding William Manson, leader OF
the Y VI. II. A. Symphony; George
Wentworth Carr, former chairman OF
The county committee of the American
Legion; Charles Grakelow, exalted
ruler Of the Philadelphia lIlks, and
Maurice Freeman. The Aqua Five Will
be on hand to entertain.
Morris" Starr, post adjutant OF the
Stern Price Post, and Samuel GoIson
have worked hard to make tonight s
affair q success.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
TO PLAY HOCKEY HERE
Canadian Team VIII Oppose Metro
poIItana In This City

. Canadian hockey stars will have the
ice all TO themselves here on Friday
night, when the Montreal Bank Of
Canada star hockeyists oppose the Met
ropolitans at the Ice Palace.
The Metropolitan team. the majority
Of the players now employed In the
Canadian branch of the New York
Guaranty Trust Co., is composed OF
former Canadian stars. This was
proved very decisively IN that crushing
defeat they handed Quaker City here
last Friday evening.
This match should serve to bring out
the best there is In hockey. Every man
Championship Canadian college or club
team. All are thoroughly schooled In
hockey. At least eight Of the men on
both teams have been made big offers
by Canadian professional teams during
the last two years. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
West PhilIies Now Virtually Sure
OF Title--0arnet Meet
Postponed
Scores of Yesterdays
School Basketball

Southern High staged beloted rally
in the Northeast High game yesterday.
However. had Southern played the
brand of basketball that was displayed
in the Northeast game earlier In the
season, perhaps West Philadelphia
would not be quite 50 sure of the High
School League basketball championship
as IL is at this time. 49,.
southern won from Northeast, 81 to
"a, and after Northeast's showing in
the league the high score made by the
Archives Is more CT less surprise.
Southern is also one Of the "bettsr late
than never quintets which will make
the other teams sit up before the cur
tain drops. Coach kerr's rejuvenated
ltne-u 1npde up OF Silver. Dessen,
Sherr, Gokblatt and Weinstein, Is
again ON the upward trend. But the
Southernites fear II Is too late. and they
are probably right.
Coach Otto Faltermayer's youngsters
bowed to West Philadelphia High.
Germantown High made IA game fight
against big odds. West Phillies for
the title" said the Germantown High
coach after this game. They are big,
they are strong and know the game.
The, Germantown boys are younger and
smaller, but they put up Q good fight,
Elliott was their star performer. He
was easily the leader on that team"
Swnrthmore Meet Postponed r..
The Swartlmore interscholastic swim
meet has been postponed until February
II. This announcement was made by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
SPURNS DEAL FOR GOWOY
Wilbert Robinson Refuses to Trade
Hurier for Hub Catcher

Brooklyn, Feb. 0.--Wilbert Robin
son was a visitor from Baltimore yes
terday and, after conference with
President Charles II. Ebbetts, an
nounced that he had virtually decided to
stand pat on his team as 1t now shapes
up. He will look TO an exceptional
pitching staff to carry, the big burden.
He believes his staff. now that
Dutch" Reuther has been substituted
for "Rube" Marquard, possessed Of
greater potential strength than the box
brigade that carried his colors to vic
tory in 1920.
81 intend" said Uncle Robbie, "to
let nothing disarrange the very ex-
cellent array Of pitching talent which
now possess. could use cracker
Jack catcher TO good advantage. as
last season certain weaknesses were ap.
parent in the backstopping.
II could have had Hank Gowdy
from the Braves. and Hank might
have fitted in nicely behind the bat fol
me. but l would have had to give uT
for him one Of my best pitchers, ant
! did not believe Hank worth such q
price,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
PLAY FOR SQUASH TITLE
Germantown and Racquet Club
STAGE Deciding Game Today

The squash teams of the Germantown
Cricket Club and the Racquet Club will
meet late this afternoon on the courts
Of the Racquet Club In a match which
will decide the interciub championship.
Each team has won fifty eight games
sequence are tied for first place. The
teams are evenly matched and n hard
battle is sure to result from the meeting
this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
LovGHRAN BEATS KELLY
Scores Easy Victory Over 6osto"
Boxer In Auditorium Finai ..

Tommy Loughran, of the 81. Monica
|C., c., scored an easy victory over
Johnny Kelly, of Boston. in the
wind.up at the Auditorium last night.
Loughran held his opponent OF with a
stif left iab and for the first few rounds
had Kelly at his mercy. Loughran
took every round but the third and
seventh BY large margin. Kelly
weighed l57 and Loughran two pounds
less, In the semiwind-up Joe Well
Ing stopped Mike Mahoney in the FIFTH
session In the other bouts Kid Patillo
stopped Kid Black in the fifth frame,
Hughey Bowker quit to Happy Jack
Williams In the opening stanza and
Johnny Kelly handed terri6c lacing to
Terry Martin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
S0lLED WHITE S0x TO
GO ON TRIAL MARCH ID
Weaver and FeIseh only Players al
Preliminary Hearing

Chicago, Feb. 0.---Trial of the Chicago
American League baseball players in
dicted for alleged completely In Throw
ing" the 1919 worlds series to the Gin
cinnati National League team, today
was set for March IA. George
c'Buck'D Weaver and Oscar (Hap-
W) Felsch we're 10 court at the pre-.
iiminary hearing but the others were
represented by attorneys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Carpenter May Box Moran

Paris. Feb. o.--Terms for a fight between
Georges Carpent!er. heavyweight champion
~ % now IN Paris. 70 be held before the
Continental Sporting Club. of Paris. have
aUcrpted by the latter. Promot er
Roth. II 10 said. IL meeting with dome diffi.
Guilty IN obtaining carpentier's signature to
q contract. owing to Tho high terms insisted
upon, Tho tentative date for the bout Is
gwen ms July IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
.TITLE BOUT NAY YET y.
Be HELD IN EUROPE
Charles q. coohraa, English Pro.
noter,, Remains Very Much
b In Runnlno A.

New York, Feb. 9.--The Jack Demp.
sey- Georges Carpenter fight for the
heavyweight championship Of the world
seems right back just about where 1t
was before all parties concerned posted
forfeits for the half -million. dollar at :
tractiop--and that seems more In E,l.
rope than In America, Charles B. Coch-
ram. the English promoter. Is still very
much In on his end Of this particular
promotion, he asserts. and not ready
to. withdraw, as the local parties of the
triple alliance intimated last .wcck.
Dan McKetriek. who oampaigned n
pretentious stable Of fighters In London
and Paris some years ago, and who
made close acquaintanceship with
Cochran while In England. received the
following very positive declaration from
Mr.. Cochran by cable yesterday.
Certainly not, out II all deposits
made Central Trust according to con
tract. $50. ,ss-.. =. 4.
(sisned) - COCHRAN"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Teams
Heddon Makes billiard Record

Cleveland. o.. Feb. 9,--charles IIeddQn, cf
DowsgisS MioSi who last nsht sSts:hed
competition. will meet Francis Appleby. Of
New York. In toniKhts game OF the national
tournament. Heddon had a run of l3s
points in his match last night with DR.. a:
l. Brown, OF Cleveland, whom he defeated
500 TO rs. This broke his former record OF
lo5, made In New York in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Bobby Burmsp Hests oricves

Readlns., Feb. e;---Jabblns efestiysly With
Of Blsbee Atlt.. In The wlnd;up ot the All
man Won seyen oGt of tho sight rounds,
The yeinlylpd.yp. a 9hirlwind battle. had
decison over Charlie Rear. Of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Purchases champidn Trotter

Cleveland. o.. FEB. n.-Anon Guy cham.
pp"rchnsed p BY IL. K DevereeuI I. Of this city.
according % asyiCss from - 9mssy'lss; my A.. oc
sir sir'' starts on the Grand. Cii cult. nnishLnF
The season by winning the Leentucky Tu Tu
nurcslaae prise was not made puolic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
MEADOWS A H0LD0UT7
shettslins says Phils Have No News
From Pitcher

SHett5'IHs oNys FhIIs TsVe NO NeWS
From Pitcher
Word comes from Durham, n. c.,
that Lee Meadows, the Phillies' hurler,
and George Whitfield, Pittsburgh Ma
tional Leagues all.round player, who
are spending the winter there, have re
turned their unsigned contracts with a
demand for more salary than received
last year. .
William ]. Shettsline, business man
ager Of the Phis, said today that he had
not received the unsigned contract OF
Meadows and could not tell whether he
was n holdout or not.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
fulton Beats Battling Mccreary

Bcston, Feb. Erred Fulton was award:
Boston. In the second round Of their sched-
lled ten.reund bout here In Mechanics
Ing TOR Fulton. who had McCreary curling
up on the ropes and apparently about ready
to drop before, the second session was hair
over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Court Acoults Pitcher

San Fra9oispe. Fsh "a police judge
berry asaiHst Carl 1BabeJ Hoiiins. former
pitcher o. n. osklsnd Club; and unesr Ssr
complaining witness refused to prosecute.
HoIiins was ACCUSED Of entering an apart:
clothing valued at SO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Max Williamson on Losing End

Lancaster. Feb. o.-The feature bout at
the Nat ss,0Ssi siv 81 rSSSltsd so Y n fsr
Williamson, OF Phliadelphia Lew schupp
and Henry HaYler. tho Fairmount veteran.
latter having several rbs cracked In the
opening round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Norts, Carolina Puts up Bars

Raiehfh, N. c.. Feb. 9.--The bill dehnlrg y
bribery In connection with professional base.
the st1be senate. II provides a penalty OF
not 70 cxceed Aye yesrs' imptisonment 20!
cepted bribes In connection with baseball
gameA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Post Five Seeks Gamea

Post No. ~, American Lesion. 10 arraag-
Ing basketball games with teams having
halls during the month Of March. The legion
ar!e5 haye q str9nT, auinet. and has been
s34 North seconh street 10 the manager.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

In cleaning the nufner after the part
has been dissenbled and the parts cleaned
with kerosene. II is well TO 10 over all
the holes desiRned TO break Up the gas with
a sharp punch or hnn taper reamer I?
make sure these holse have not been reduced
in size by accunulations OF burned oil or
carbon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Syracuse May Transfer Franchise

syrscuso. Feb. Q,--Unless financial dif-
ferences between Ernest Landgraf. owner
Of the Syracuse franchise in the Interna..
tioHal League and the owners Of the Local
transfer his club TO some other city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Boots and Saddle
The LaPrisua Hasdic>p. the fea,

The LaPrisna Handicap. the feature
at Havana this afternoon, will witness
a contest between Riverside. beaten
once In nine starts, and Mayor House
and Furbelow. Horses in other races
in good form are: First, Shorty's First.
Frank Moody, Cannon Ball. second,
Helene Lucas, Josephine X, Mister
Jiggs; third; Military Girl. Brig
O'War, The Belgian II; fourth. ORA.
COON, Silver Sandals. Wenona: fifth.
Grundy. Bueknail. Ray Ennie.
Tho Ma<dss-Ros~cter law suit over Frisr
Rock hhs been decided In favor of :. E.
MADDEN. which directs the stallion be con
veyed from Santa Rosa. Calf 20 Kentucky.
where the horse will he under the control
OF a receiver. who will distribute his earn.
ings. ...--..
Most Of tho horses at New Orleans will
be sent to Havana to DO raced until the
close Of the Cuban meeting. Frank j.
Bruen. general manager OF the Havana
track. has sent Sidney Bender to Now
Orleans TO assist horsemen In Transporting
their stables and to facilitate the obtaining
OF passports, Tho sudden decision to ter.
inmate racing at New Orleans found a
Lumber OF owners ill-prepared 70 make
the change.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Hsddock to Tour r$nckey Circuit

Pittsburxh, Feb. e:-wuism 3. Haddook.
Hockey Assoc satlon, will leave Pitts6urrh
tonight for ewing arousd the e,fewn, u. g I.
on by group winners. 10 osder 70 detertnin'
DIE championship or the aA'ociatlon AmonI
his first stops Will DO Bosan una fhha'ei
phlG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

Make spre to put a cork In the spa rlt -p!,ik
hole whsn the plug 10 removed for any rea.
son. ny doing this you will keep out any
way into tho hole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
oranos Msnsosr Quits Syracuse

Syracuse, Feb. e.--waltsr s. Smith is
SGS, to fsEn ~ ErassHS;..ss Tp"se. % sD,of OF
business. II Ia sajd. Ho has been sradu-
ate manager Tor four years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

Oft~utimcs q tjre will SO nat. due TO nap
trouble. This little strip Of fabric which h,s
against the rim and between tho beads Of
the casing and the inner tube CAUSES no
end OF trouble whom worn out. II 10 not
expensive to replace nor Is It difficult: to
adjust.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
You Auto Kno,p

reaIins the porcelain, knoeklng of the ter.
minals or jamming the points together.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

Tho stsrAse battery is relatively OK
able care Will prevent It's coming to an un-
timely end, Il " worth whole taxing the
trouble 20 keep watch OF the gravity OF the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Suburban

FAIRHAVEN. Colchester Robert
and family spent last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Robert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Doty of Camden. spent
last Sunday it'll Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Doty.. Misses Hilda Eing and Ell.
vira Wright spent last Sunday with
Miss Myrna Wright. Miss Ola Brock
spent last Thursday night at the home
of Clyde Mcuiston.. :. . Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Ramsey were in Richmond last
Sunday. .. Charles Philpot and Mrs.
Freida kareth and son George spent
last Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Harris. The girls bas-
ketball team and Professor Mcclellan
were in Richmond last Tuesday.
Those on the. team and substitutes
are: Martha McQuiston, Grace Wright
Helen Campbell, Florence Bess. Ruth
Wright, May Scott, Marguerite Brown
and Vera Laird. -. Miss Ruth Farr
spent last Thursday night with Miss
Genevieve Morgan. -. Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis White and family entertained
the folloing guests Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Pohlar and daughters, Mil
dred, Marjorie, Helen and Leona, OF
Springfield, Ind, Mrs. Ann Lacy. OF
Brookville, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ed
mondson and daughter Lochel, John
Edmondson of Rushville, Miss Grace
White of Richmond and Myrl Heaven
ridge. :. The seniors presented their
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

present. Ice cream and cake being
served in the course of the afternoon
-. The Casper township farm bureau
meeting was held last week at, the
Antioch school house with a large
number present. Mr.. Blackford of FL
dorado gave a very interesting talk on
farm cooperation The next meet
ing will be held at Brewers school
house. Harley Bowers of Logans-
port is spending few days with his
sisters Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Brown were
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brown
of Gratis Sunday. go. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thomas entertained their
children and families to an Easter
dinner. :. Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Vernon a baby girl, at their home. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haas and family
of Richmond were Saturday and Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Swope and family. Miss Helen
Weidner spent Sunday with home peo-
pie. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Geeting
and family entertained a jolly party
of relatives and friends at an Easter
dinner, 80 being present. Mrs. Lon
Gustin who has been in serious condi-
ton, is at this time some better, a
nurse having been secured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
ASTHMA WOULDN'T
LET HIM LIE DOWN
Hasn't had q sign Of trouble now for
over montha.

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it. had doctored for a long time with
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Emulsion and started using it, 1t was
only two days later that l could go to
bed and sleep soundly. After taking
eight bottles l found myself completely
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since."-Geo. w. Baker, r. F. D. 1, La
trobe, Pa.
why shouldn't Milks Emulsion help
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are urged to try Milks Emulsion I'M
der this guarantee-Take six bottles
home with you. use 1T according to di-
rections and il not satisfied with the
refunded. Price Use and $3.50 per bot
tie. The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre
Haute. Ind. Sold by druggists every
where.-AdVertiSem