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RUTH DOES NOT FEAR
ANY MAJOR LEAGUE
PITCHER, HEDECLARES
Home-Run King Quoted Saying All Hurlers Look
Alike to Him-Advises Youngsters They
Should Show No Uneasiness.

and scratchcd-up nine in the little
town. II was one of these towns
where the time table says in foot
note. train stops on signal only"
They never heard Of the White Sox
or the Yanks. The village harper
The bird who ran tho cigar store did
the catching.
Doc White was at the time one or
tho greatest pitchers in the world.
but he told inc, as Il Joke on himself.
that they hammered him all over the
lot. lie said he was glad the train
started and interrupted the game.
IT was the worst beating I ever saw
big league team get. said Doc. OF
course. the point is plain. " they
had known who II was in the box.
that hick baseball team would have
Ever since I heard tina, story, one
pitcher has looked just like any
other 10 me-
igure that each ono of them Ia
ball at time. and he's got TO throw
somewhere in tho ncighhorhood of the
old plate. Therefore. don't worry
about which one is pitching. l just
watch for that bali and hammer II
when II comes. Sometimes I hit and
But listen-this is strictly inside
stun" for the rising sand-lot Kid
the one way ! know TO get famed
on. is TO make what some scientific
hatters call studies" of particular
pitcher.
They collect all the dope on him
his delivery. his inanncrisms and his
average They try and figure out
what he is going To do next. and then
when he out gucsses them. of course.
they strike out.
copyright 1921. by tho Chr.sty
Walsh Syndica,eJ
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ATHLETICS, "a; BOSTON, 2-3

BOSTON, June 25.-FhilaAelphia
'ook both games from Boston .oday,
ne first. TO ?. and the second. TO
), giving Naylor and then Moore. en-
cellent support in the pinches Du-
gan Knocked a home run over the
left field fence in the frs game. and
Moore helped to win his own game
by lining drive against lief; field
score board. which broke through for
home run. Dykes starred In both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Games Scheduled This
Week in National League

The schedule of the National
League. beginning Monday. June
81, and ending Sunday. July 3. fol-
lows:
June 27-Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. Boston at
Brooklyn, New York at Philadel-
phia.
June 2a-Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Boston. Brooklyn at
Philadelphia.
June 30-Cincinnati at Pitts
hurgh. New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
July l-Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston. brooklyn at
Philadelphia.
July 2-St. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. New
York at Boston. BROOKLYN d. Fh;!-
adclphia.
July 3---St. Louis \. Chicago,
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Boston
at New York, Phiia ielpnia at
Brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
GIBBONS TO MEET WILSON
IN BROOKLYN JULY rs

NEW YORK. June 25--aIiltc Glib
hons, Of st. raul, and Johnny Wilson,
the worlds middlewcight champion,
of Boston. will meet in IL hfteen-
round decision bout for the title In
Brooklyn, July %. Mike Collins.
manager OF Gibbons, today signed
articles with Matchmaker Tex
ORourke. of the International Sport
ing Club.
The bout will nc staged at Ebbets
Field. The date was originally seth
aside for a bantamwcight title bout
between Joe Lynch and Pete Her
man. but this match has been set
ahead until date in August.
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Blasts From the
Bleachers and win two seats TO the
game a; Mayo Island Park every
week.
Also get your name in the pa
per as star contributor"
You must send five short
preachers says" and Il title. Five
sentenccS-s!H to ten words in
each. No NOR! Study this ear
to"n series on The Times Dis
patch Spor, p"Ee every day and
mail your ideas TO Blasts From
BleachcrS Editor.
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COOLERS, d; CATS, 2

PETERSBURG. VA. June o5.-
Petersburg made a clean sweep %
the series with the Suffolk Cats by
taking today's game to ., the win
ming run coming in tho ninth with
two out on Browns home run drive
to center. WOODBURY. and Fika en-
gagged in pitching duel. the former
having the hest of il.
walk. Poole's double and Ma
Continued on Page I5.)
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RUTH LANDS FOR 18TH
HOMER, BUT YANkS LOSE
Washington Takes Contest From
New York by Score of
q In 4

NEW YORK. June o5.-Washinrton
today won the second game of it's
series with the Yankees. too The
hrst inning told the tale. Shawkcv
made three errors. Ruth and MeuseI
fumhled the ball in the outfield and
S"hans made wild throw. Babe
Ruth r'ade his twenty sixth homer
IN the fifth with Fewster on.
The score.
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CARDS. 7-2; PIRATES. as

ST LOUIS. June c5-St. Louis and
PIttSburgh DIVIDED double header
here this afternoon. the locals taking
the nrSt game. : t" I, while tho Wis
itors annexed tho second contest. 10
. tn. hrst game was featured by
Jack Ftoner's debut IN Cardina!
uniform ana iiornsby's ih0th hit OF
ihc s1n.nr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
MARYLAND RACING BODY
Is TO HOLD HEARINGS

BALTIMORE. June 25-The Mary
land racing commission will meet
next Wednesday, At $40 r. NJ. to give
n hearing on the application of H.
Guy Bcdwcll for license as trainer,
and Of Carroll H. Shilling yor a
license az jockey, 1T was announced
today
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GIANTS WIN TWO GAMES
FROM PILLS IN ONE DAY
Capture Both Ends of Double Bill
From QuaRcrs at Polo
Grounds.
BY Associated Prsss.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June IS
New York took both ends OF a double
header from Philadelphia with ease
today. The visitors won the first
game. 9 to (. while in tho tinal con-
test the New Workers rolled UP the
record local score of tho season.
anassing runs to the Phillies' {.
Frank Snyder had TWO home runs in
the second game. duplicating his feat
of Friday. The score:
FIRST GAVE.
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.'3F'TI'III "O- pdSe HIt-Rlce I'd
Hrower. Fewster. Three base hit
Hawks. Home run-Ruth. Sacrifice
smith. Shanks, Picinich. Lamotte.
Double plays t~amottc, Harris and
Judge. Left on hasc-New York. =
Washington. 6. Base on baliS-oft
Shawkey. !. off Johnson. 3. Hit by
Titcher-by Shawkey (Harris) Struck
oui-by Shawkcy. :: by Johnson. :.
Passed bail-Schane, P!cinich. I'm
rlres-Ha!!in. Chill and Owens. Time
..i5
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John q. iInrsnn Di~h.

san FRANCISCO. June IS john
q. iiorsan. so. former world champion
thrce-cushion billiard player and
simultaneously the world pocket bill
Hard champion. died hero yesterday
after an extended illness,
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Battrd Tor WIT IN nlnth.
Phi!adelphia ..... .0ol ool oGl--3
Boston ...ll0 600 nrn--2
Summary: Two-hase hits-Wclrh
J Walker. Home run-DuGan Sacii-
ficc--Johnson. J. Walker. Mcnnsky
Double pla ys-Johnson (unassist.,D.
Wiz to Pratt TO McInnis loft on
..srs-Philadelphia, s: Boston. 10.
Bases on balls--of Naylor, |: off Pen
mock. . Hit by pitchcr-hy Naylor
tMenosky>. Struck out--hy Saylor
>: Pcnnock. .. UmpircS
and Evans. Time of Gamc-l:iO
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Brother Defeats Brother i'm Tourney

LYNCHBURG, VA, June 25.-Owen
C. Shancr won the tennis champions
thip Of the Oakwood Country Club
ere from his brother, Robert c. Sha-
cr, the finals in Il heavy tourney be-
ing decided by scores OF &c, 6-1. 6-1.
The brothers eliminated thirty-two
entrants in the tournament,
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STANDING OF CLItI,

WHERE THEY pIAY TODAY,
Cincinnati mt 81. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Boston at FrOpkIyT
tOnly three games srI,-'iui~db.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. 81; Boston. "a.
81. Louis. 10; Cleveland. ).
Washington. g.; New York. {.
Detroit, I; Chicago, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut Cleveland.
Detroit nt Chicago.
Philadelphia at BOston.
Washington ut New York
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STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled.
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Philn drlphiu.

score cE innings. X
New York ...... OF o2i O00-?
Phiia delphia ........ GOO 800 l0o-i
Summary: Two-haSe hitS-kell
Ryan. Bancroft, j2). Meusel. Buggy.
Rawlings Sac-itice-Sa,lee. Double
play-Rine to J. Miller 20 Lee. Lett
on hases-New York. 10: Philadelphia.
S Base on ba!ls-off RinE. 3. Hits
off Ryan. : in 7l-3 innings. Sa!ioe.
in 5e-3 innings; Of. Ring, II IN
20 innings off Re,;s. 1 IN 3l-3 IN.
n:ngs struck ou;-by Ryan. . Sallee.
Winning p!tcher-Sal!ee. Losing
p!,cher-Ring Cmpircs-NcCorm
ard Kari Timt 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
DENDRON NINE BEATS
WINDSOR"BY 1873 SCORE

DENDRON. VA, June 25.-Dcndron
defeated Windsor in the second game
OF the season by the one-sided score
OF l3 TO 3. The score, however. is no
Indication of tho game. as the visi-
tors did not make an error in tho
first three innings. when the majority
of the runs were scored. lifting by
both sides featured the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Philadelphia.

Score by innings: Il
New York .. GOO 100 5o5--l7
Philadelphia 80. -. 100, FOL 00n-
Summary: Twesbase hits-LHe.
Fr!sch. Burns Home runs-Frisch,
patterson. Snyder 60, Bancroft" HITS
of Meadows. ) in innings off
Bsumcartncr. 3 in inning: Off kcc-
nan, s in innings; of Benton. III
innings. off barnes. in , innings
Sacrifics-J Miller. Park inson 90.
stolen bases Burns. Frisch 90 Young
i.) struck out-by Meadows. 3; by
Benton, /. Bas, on balis--ot Mead
ows. 5. off Keenan,. . Left on bases
New York. 2. Philadelphia 5. Wild
pitch-Bcnton. Meadows t2D. Cmpires
Hart and Mccormick Time-::l0.
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Hill CITY Golfers Win.

DANVlLLt: VA, June 25.-Ths
Ga kmont Golf Club. of LynchburG.
playing return tournament with tn
Danville Club here this afternoon. de-
fcated the locals by the narrow mar
gin of one point. Nine players repre-
scented Lynchburg and were paired by
the Danvillc players on recent quail
Tying scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. q: High Point. :.
Win>ton-Snlen. 3: Dnnviilc. o.
Greensboro. 10; Durham. o.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. s: Rocky Mount. {.
Petersburg. :; suffolk. ..
Wilson. ): Portsmouth. I.
Newport News. 3: Norfolk, =.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No gnfneh scheduled.
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International Leagu,

At Jersey Ci,y-Jersey City. 2: To-
ronto. {.
At Newark-Newark. {: Rumaio. 1.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, IL. Syra-
cusc, ..
At Baltimore baltimore, -: Roch-
ester, 3 (first Gamc). baltimore. )
Rochester. . (second Gamc).
south Atlantic Association Results.
Spartanburg. 8; Charleston. II.
Charlotte. 1; Augusta. l. tCailed
end OF eighth-rain).
+ Greenville. o-6; Columbia. SIS!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

American Association Results.
AT Columbus-Columbus. 5; Indian
apolis. 4.
At Tolcdo-Tolcdo, 4: Louisville. II.
AT st. Paul-St. Paul. S; Kansas
City. 5.
At Minncapolis-Min .: Mil
waukec, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis. 7-2: rtt.hurEh. 40.
Now yrk. OH: Philadelphia. Ill.
Brooklyn. 2: Ito>t0n. I.
Chicago. g.: Cincinnati. ..
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Rocky Mount.

Summary: Two base hits-Arragon.
Winston, Chisholm. Home runs-Stu-
art. . Stolen baSc-krller. Sacri-
flee hits-Arragon, Shannon. Walker.
Double plays-Baker to Stuart to
Wcafer: Walker to Curry TO keiliher.
Left on bascs-Richmond. 8: Rocky
Mount, s. First base on errors
Richmond. |: Rocky Mount, !. Bases
on hals--off Mcckcr. |: off Harrison.
.; off Johnson. |. HitS-off Harrison.
3 in ll-3 innings. Struck out-by
Mcekcr. 4: hy Johnson. .. Time of
game-I:43 minutes. Umpires-Orth
and Harbi son.
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Summary: TWO base MI = Dat n
hafdt. stolen hase-B.gbcc. Sacri-
nee hit-MciIcnry. Double plays
Tierney TO Meanwhile 10 Grimm:
Hornsby to Lavan TO Fournier LEI,
onsbases --Plttsburgh. ~: ST Louis. !.
Busce on balls--on Yellowhorse. l.,
oft I'fcner. /: off North. ]. Hits--"R
Yaiowhorse. S in 5 innings nonc out
in Ajxth); of Zinn. 4 in 3 innings: of
lContinued ON PAGE LIZ
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~. Louis.

Slated for Pteffer in sixth.
Score by innings:
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tcoEtinued on Page 49,
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CONTINUED ON Page l5D
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pdtteo Tor ShawkeS IN ninth.
Washington ....... sol 900 O0o--6
New YORK .......... 600 40 ool-4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
NOW MY IDEA IS THIS
Daily 7ohS m Thinking PhiIodcphans Subjects They
KnOU Best

III the ear" Of tn" municipality. the historic
~Iat" "-rOof house. ON Front below Sprurr
j. th" first Of tn" four hoyhood homes Of the
"rlginaI Of the genial and witty doctor
- It"I further down are the once ariStO-
cratic old hOm"S Of Charles Puulson. John
St"rk"r and Bishop White. In tho 700
block was born mirth provoking fellow
who's" peculiar genius has entertained mil
mons IN period extending over moro than
nan century, Just below. in the year
I'Nl. was born George Ord. American or.
mtho'"Gi>t: in tn" same house Il" died
eighty five years later. Nearby lived Fanny
Stevenson - parents but here YOU arc Ht tho
graves of Ord and Alexander Wilson in tho
O,d SwcdcS "hurchyHrd
'Ih" whole world il in some sort trans
Inquired and lie endowed with Il double sig
ulhrnn"" {" those who ar" familiar with the
details of the wonderful laws that govern
them, said Fanny KcmbI" And 50 is
Philadelphia tr'In~tigurcd to the man who
has mad" It part Of himself Your best
Nalnt"r"rS are living Illustrations Of the
truth Of an old saving. a man must carry
KNOW l"dGr with him if Il" would bring home
knowledge. DO you visit old ROnulds0u
Cemetery and not know that Samuel Chap
man. JoNrphiu" Clifford, David Edwin,
Rdil1r,qu" and 10" Jrff"rSOn's mother are
buried tA"rr:
some Philadelphia FirstS
'pulludrlphiG is pre- eminent H. II 'rIll Of
tlr>'N. certainly in III" world Of photography
Her" vas made the first duguCrrrull lpr of
tn" human face 1880. Here appeared the
first American editions Of the Bible and
Testament in English Of Shakespeare, Mil
ton. Blu"kSlon". Wordsworth tLumhH and
l"hu>"n; also or Pamela. til" 'Nicnr Of
NHkon"d' and AristotIr'S Ethics and
'ron,i'~.' IN 1881 CSricg published the first
Am"rirnu edition Of l<rar> II piratcd book.
and | trust | mnl be- purdou"d for the de-
Ijghr had in H., said Lowell, whose hi"g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

When two such divergent philosophers
~ Thomas 4. Edison and II. q. Wcls
unit" in tho declaration that what the publ"
schools need is fewer doc dads aud more
moving pictures. Boards of Education mig"
just rs we'll get busy with the films.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

The arcade idea in city streets may
expect opposition from the umbrella maker,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

4 Chicago bigam,t says he propo,ei
to his two wives while dancing, being IN
toNicatod by th" music and rhythm. On.
we'll, he'll sober up. may be. There Is
rhythm but little music in the lockstcp,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

\ Harrisburg chicken with four ''i'
oHrc"rding 10 II diSputrhl has no troubJr F."
getting along while calm. but just H. ,"''
n It grows excited two Of the legs try ~
20 on" way and t"" try I" G" ~" "'hr
So il just StrcnuouSIy goes nowhere u"'
it. fails exhausted. Wonder if some satir't
is not trying to describe some previous 'r'-
sions of the Legislature:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

William J. Bryan is going to cnter
Washington firm to specialize in intcrna
ti"nal law. lie will continue, prCsumabI''
to earn his living on the ChautauQua CrrWt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Perhaps there is Dooru somewhere
for Kaiser SHINES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

May n pin on n boy : fishing line bc de-.
Ecrhcd aS being on pleasure bent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

If Senator pcnrosc Is forced to shO"
his hand the chances are that his inccr'
will bc crossed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Lady AStor says there are mon in =
parties who pay only lip service 10 women.
Sh" refers, presumably, to those who Ii"
aUh run away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
SHORT CUTS

CIJnDTf TIITC
Pcrhaps there is a Dooru somewhere
for Kaiser SHINES.
.scr;bcd oS heinz on riro,nrc bcni9
- -
m
"AP''' "PP""'''oh 'ro'" '"' "''"''''a u""'',
Former Auditor General Snyder ha,
money.
The new sitter III in the Suprcm"
Council turns tho irony Of fate into lIal
# Sorotor ponru.o is rorrcd to SHOW
L,a hauL ,%o bon"ny ,rc thot his fnrcr.
,,iu Lo ,roguod
m >..., .,
Il" l3'ai .N'EI" wa" "Pp'a''n i ~ o.
ana HrniCd ,na' No wa "'"o SP'"' WV
some ""'hor!N'
Mother celebrated Mothers Day
getting the dinner ready ana Washing Vii"
dishes as usual.
France is OF the oninion that the onl
u.u i,, n, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.l, ;,,I,.
,b,, ni"t' ""I> T,'' rT, tT,; rt,rn,
% %'"L "l''m!"" " ", ''"'S''' '""' j" "''"''
"' '''"''''''
MIA uaia NrNNn'S nHN'nE ii,,o, inuor>'m
w. i,''"iuS tis ~ ''' ,''nI,>, Wv, l M,' mans
Wv ''"'' "'N' '""" "'''l' ''''"''
v.,- ,, ..
,,., m'm ''e,n'"nH "r''pSS W" H,"L .u,Lns' n5
wait i"r something "lN' !" turn up
Lady AStor says there arc mon IN =
Sn% S,,i rrI"rr, presumably I" those VIII" ""
H'"I run away
What IS it that will ever bless
Ai4l never, never irk us:
lhAl right You got It IN ono gu"Sh'
lis nothing but the circus.
observation-disclosures
William J. Bryan is going to enter
tuna law. Tie will rontnue prcsumabI',
to earn his living on the ChautauQua clrr'nt
-------. -.---.---.----
4 Chicago bgnmist SAYS he uropo.et
10 his two wives While dancing being IN
toxiratcd by the music and rhythn Oh
we'll, he'll sober up. may be. There Is
rhythm but little music in the lockstcp.
-------- ---------
Whom two such divcrgont nhiIosopnprs
ns THOMAS 4 Edison and If &. Wc,s
uni'r i'm rho declaration thnt whnt tho nuhIr'
m"vinr nc,mrr, Hoards of EJucstion m,sh,
lust as well get busy with the films
-------
\ Harrisburg chicken with four ',l,
,urcnrding - - Iisnnt,,hI hus no tronbIc FL
getting ninnp yLiIn ralm hut inst n, ,onn
S'"E ","US mim, r",' r "T ,hc cc. r., 10
"a one wov and tvn try tn rn the othr'
81 Il inst .,rnnuonsIv Zoos nowhere ur'..
il foII, exhausted Wonder if some sarirrsr
~ NOT trving 70 Lcscrfhn Soma nrryiou, SOS
giors of tLn 7 oc,.lrturol
,pi,,,o, l, -, .,,r,,,,. ina, .,,,,,;,i,,, oil
lirI NV "s' m", w. "" -" ~ ,T ,,r, -
rn E.o'rm 81 ""V' I ,,,"T W. lIaf ~ - ,r, ...,
- ''ui w. ri =" ~, ',,' ~ ,", r y, WiIr ,rr
~ uTno"SS J." . ,rA IT, 'm,"I'' t.. ;,"n,..r
- .,lI ,L,,I,o 49, ,,,,,o,I =" i,,rcn ~, .n,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Mcyuad Keynes having indor>cd 'o'
demands Of the Allies. the Germans cannot
do otherwise than accept them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
THE GARRETT MYSTERY

Th1,d.Irnp,. Nonda. Va. q. ..-U
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Tho local Negro vino appeared IN 'onr
and denied that he Wa dead spoke W''
some authority.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Chicago has rurtew law rcuuiru: al
children UNDER sixteen to b" of the s,r'''
after 10 y. m. hHl the rhicf of police 'a,
II iS useless I" try I" enforce II. With 'u'
short dresses worn, he SAYS. it Is Immer.''
to tell whether "A woman i sixteen ur ,'N.
Perhaps tho Chicago city Con"II VII ""'-'
with an ordinance determining III" "nE'
Uf skirts to be- worn by women aud g'rI'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Mothcr' celebrated Mothers Day D.
getting the dinner ready and washing III"
dishes as usual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

The president Of the New York AdH'I
tising Chih. discussing mentality in ra,r"a1
terms said per cent of the pCoPl" OF l,r
United States were haudrarN foolish. -
per cent box ears imostly cmptiCs', and ~
per cent express trains rSlirk birds Surl ~
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
HOBART

Eugene Smith. SON OF Frank Smith
e this place. died wednesday at the
Soldiers home st Dayton. Ohio. where
lie has been for the past six months
The funeral services were held at that
place today al o'clock. Messrs Henry
Smith and o. z. Smith from here at
tended the funeral.
Mrs. Ill Harris. who sled at her
home in Chicago hast Monday was
shipped here Wednesday for burial
at tho Hobart cemetery. She was 81
years old and before her marriage
nlemnered by her many friends here
as Miss clara Beamsr.
:. Peter johnson, who lives on q
farm near East Gary was killed az
the Pine street crossing by a train
on the Michigan Central railroad st
l O'Clock. He was delivering milk
and eggs TO the New Chicago foundry,
sThen he was struck by the train and
his body was not found until several
hours later by his son. Albert, who
went in search for him after failin Z
70 return from his duties. He was Il
years old and was born IN Sweden and
came 20 this country when he was 81
ears or az he Is survived by one
son, Albert. ave grand children. one
brother. Gustav johnson. and one sis
ter. Mrs Ida olson Of Chicago. Fun
sral services viii be held here az the
swedish Lutheran church at o'clock
saturday afternoon.
About 80 young folks gathered at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fi1eld
Wedne sday evening. The event being
. surprise on Mr. Fineldis sister. Miss
Elsie, In honor OF her sixteenth birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent in dancing after which q lunch
con was served. Miss FSheld received
many beautiful gifts IN remembrance
Of tho occasion.
y. Emery transacted business AZ
Gary yesterday.
The American Legion will give a
valentine dancing party at Sewman's
hall Saturday evening. This is the
third dance OF a series OF FIVE. which
they are giving.
The local Masonic lodge gave third
degree work to a number Of their
members last evening. After the work
g luncheon was served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-11
HIGHLAND

Rev. De Boer, former pastor OF this
Christian Reformed church here.
passed away last Friday after a pro-
longed Illness. He moved from here
to I'LL a pastorate in Holland. MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eriks lost their
two little girls Wednesday night with
diphtheria- The Borrowing parents
have the heartfelt sympathy of all In
the community.
Joseph Krause Is erecting a new
house on Highway avenue. which
promises to add to the attractfvenea.s
OF that street
The social given by the Ladies' Ala