davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Change Date of Big Games.

NEW YORK, March l9.-The date of
the national collegiate track and field
meet to be held in Chicago has been
changed from June Il to June Is.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
INDIANS BATTLE GIANTS
ON TEXAS FIELD TODAY

ALIAS Cleveland the New York
The also play here tomorrow but the
- game Monday Fort Worth has been Cancelled
Morton Po the box this
Evening star., 1921-03-19
BUFFALO BOWLERS TAKE
FOURTH IN THE DOUBLES

BUFFALO, N. r. March 19.-Bufalo
bowlers were high among the ten
pin shooters in the American bowling
congress tournament. John Price and
a count a., Of 1.sss are fourth place in
Evening star., 1921-03-19
WILSON GROWS WILLING
TO BE A REAL FIGHTER
BY FAIRPLAY.

\ 7 EW YORK. 19-Johnny Wilson's hat ring No
bahful mddleweight,
he who him--provded sufficient
of in the look him address and
battle This for Jeff Smith Battling Oega Boy McCor
mick the soretopped Irish boy thinks he make the weight
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Browns Meet New Orleans.

BOGALUSA. La. March 19.-The st.
Louis Americans open two-game Sc
ries with New Orleans Southern League
team today.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Cooper to Lead Yale Quint.

John j. Cooper. jr.. of Somerset.
KY, has been elected captain of the
Yale basket ball team for next sea-
son.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
TAKING THE ODD ONE.

slphia 80 l o-l
nSton ...O o o u 3 o o o.
|n-R- Miller. IAmotte ~. Goebel.
-0oebel, Shanks, Brewer. Foss. Raw
TWoJbase hits-Enzmann, Shanks t2D.
q. IAmotte. Three-bsse hits-ParkiD-
fCApurvpau. Hits--On Meadows. In
|S0 Altrock. S in four: on Hubbell. Z
!; o6 Ertckson, 4 In fve. Struck out
aAoWs,f3: by Altrock. 1; by Hubbeil. 4;
|kksan, & Hit b. pitcher-Rawlings by
-, 0ssee1 By Hubbell. Base on balls--
f~adows 2 Umpire - Mr.. Donovan
k zane ] hour and . minutes
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17
NOTICE

At a legular meeting Of the Board
OF Commissioners of the Town OF
Scotland Neck held June 10th, 1921,
the following was passed.
Upon motion of Commissioner
] ohnson, seconded by Commissioned
Wheeler, the following resolution WIS
unanimously adopted:
! THAT WHEREAS the Town o.
Scotland Neck contemplates the I'M
provement of Ninth Street from Nam
Street to the eastern corporate limits
Of the Town; of Tenth Street from
Church to Greenwood Streets; Of
wood Streets; Of Roanoke Street from
| Ninth to Eleventh Streets; and OF
Greenwood Street from Ninth 20
Eleventh Streets; with some suitable
permanent pavement:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RL
SOLVED: That the property owners
on and along said streets shall imme-
diately connect their respective pre-
misses with the water and sewer mains
in said streets, the said connections 70
be made at such points and in such
numbers as the Engineer may deem
proper, the entire cost of such connec-
tions to be borne by the properly
owners:
BE IT RESOLVED FUTHER, That
the engineer is authorized and iirec-
ted to notify the said property own
ers affected by this resolution by pug
c lication to make the said connections
as aforesaid, and that unless same are
: made on OF before June 25th, 1927
the Town of Scotland Neck Will pro
= coed to make said connections and
charge same against the particular
, lot or parcel of land for and in connec
ton with which it was made.
BE IT RESOLVED FURTHER
That a copy Of this resolution sha;
be published in The Commonwealth.
TOWN OF SCOTLAND NECK,
w. M. Piatt, Henry 7. Clark,
Engineer. ClerE
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17
MONEY COULDN'T BUY
6 D D D IT DID
That's What Virginia Farmer Saws
OF The Benefits He Receives
From Taking Tanlac

''There ism t a man on NV rarr,
or at the saw mill that can do more
work that I can now, for Tanlac has
put me in tip-top shape,'' said T. N.
PrelEaman, of Troutvtle, Va. well
known farmer and saw mill owner.
u suffered rom indigestion am
rheumatism, and my appetite got IN
such condition that I had craving
for something to eat all the time bur
nothing satisfied me. Everything /
| ate gave me indigestion and caused mo
to bloat until it nearly shut off nv
breath. The pains and cramps in nv
stomach were almost unbearable, ana
I | was SO nervous l could never Get q
good night sleep. [ got up NOM
/ ings with a gnawing pain in the pit
OF my stomach, and | was in such Gis-
tress | couldn take any interest IN
my business. Rheumatism In nv reos.
shoulders and neck hurt me so bad |
couldn t even swing an Ak and I be
gan to think I would have to give ~
my businss altogether
L say so much about Tanlac the
started taking it. and six bottles
hive fixed mo nm aS fine ac T coIllG
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
PERSONAL ITEMS
Mr. L. H. Baily was business visi-
.or in Ahoskie, n. c., yesterday.
Miss Blanche Savage, of Hobgood,
\ G. was in town yesterday shopping.
- - : :
Mr.. Ed. Clark, of Norfleet s, was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs Dorothy Mcdowell and son
Harry, left yesterday for Norfolk, Va
10 visit friends.
DR.. Allie White, Of Litr4eton, n
c was a visitor in Scotland Neck
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. \. Piatt, engineer for the
town IN the paving work, was bus
mess visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Preston White, Of Hobgood
\ c.. vas in town yesterday shop
ping.
Mrs. tanning Hall, Of Hobgood, \
C.. was shopping in Scotland Meek
Yesterday.
Miss Lima Patrick, of Washington
\. C.. was a visitor in Scotland Neck
yesterday shopping.
The condition of Mr.. D. E. Hender
. SON IS reported much improved thi
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. Hedgepeth, o
Tob-ood. \. c., were in town yester
day shopping.
Mr. Watson Sherrod of Enfield, \
C.. was business visitor here yestel
day.
Mr.. w E. Fleming, of Spring Hill
\. c.. is a business visitor in tow
toda',
Mr.. Herbert Coughenour arrived tn:
morning for q few days visit to re
ative,.
Miss Blanche Baker Hanff left til
morning for Raleigh, N. c., where s.
will visit relatives and friends :,
some time.
Mr. J. N. Paylor and Mrs. A. \
Hanff, who have been visiting Nj
Isaac Smith, returned to Raleigh,
u.
Miss Mary Wood Hall left vesterd;
for Washir on, D. c., where she W
visit Hon. and Mrs. Claude Kitch
fo2 some time.
Mr.. R. L. Applewhite, Of Halifs
n. c., stopped over in Scotland Ne
this morning on his way to Plymou1
NC.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Kitchin recu
e. last night from Richmond, Y
where Mrs. Kitchin went to be W
her father, Mr.. J. B. Cloman, who "
operated on at St. Elizabeth s Hos
tai
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17

Miss Blanche Savage, of Hobgood,
\ G. was in town yesterday shopping.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17
PERSONAL ITEMS

Mr.. L. H. Baily was business vlsl-
FOR in Ahoskie, n. c., yesterday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17
- -

Mr. Ed. Clark, of Norfleet s, was
business visitor in town yesterday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17

Mrs Dorothy Mcdowell and soI
Harry. left yesterday for Norfolk, Va
10 visit friends.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17

CHATTEL MORTGAGE BLANKS
FOR sale. Apply at Commonwealth
Office.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kitchin return
e. last night from Richmond, Va,
where Mrs. Kitchin went to be with
her father, Mr.. J. B. Cloman, who was
operated on at St. Elizabeth s Hospi-
til
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

- mad kterymi by Sc jim jiste
zjezily vlasy ma hlave.
v hotelich a vetsich restau-
rantech dolenniho mesta sc
arci neprodavalo mic, CO by po-
mahalo rozjafiti naladu, ale
panstvo 81 pomohlo a bylo vel
mi casto videti hosty statecn9
si popijeti bahatych pluca-
ri, lahvi atd. jejichz obsah
byl rozhodn6 prohibicl ma sti-
ru. Jinymi slovy: Opilstvi sc po
darilo potlaciti ma oko - ma
vefejnosti, ale "a to Pile Sc tim
vice ga vetrem" jest otaz-
kou, ktery zpusob byl lepsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
NADACNf MfSTA v CLEVE.
LAND INSTITUTE OF
MUSIC.

Uvedeny ustav, 3146 Euclid
Ave. vypisuje 5 volnych Ia
kovskych stipendii, dive pro
hru ma piano a po jednom mi
ste ma housle, cello a violu. Ka-
zde misto zahrnuje prakticky
vycvik theorii. Pisemne nabid
ky uchazecu ne starsich jak
20 roku necht' jsou zaslany ma
Mrs +. B. Sandersovou, admi-
nistracnf riditelku ustavu, do
Is. ledna udanim pine adre-
sy, nastroje a kde Sc uchazec
ucil dnesni zamestnani.
Ustav rizen jest hudebniky
prveho radu, cinnymi ma vsech
celnejSich koncertech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
Europa zapomina obsti VAL

Europa zapomina obeti VAL
KY. Indicky filosof a basnik Ra-
bindrath Tadore, vyznamena-
ny tez Nobelovo cenou, dlel
redavno v Parizi. Italsky zur-
nalista tazal Sc jej, CO soudi o
dnesni Evrope. Jeho odpoved'
Jest vyznamna. Byla uverejne-
ma v zarfjovem elsie casopisu
"Epoca". Vyjimame nj: "Pri-
Sci jsem z Aisle do Evropy a ce-
kal, re najdu Evropu pohrize-
nu v hluboky zarmutek. Deset
milioni bylo hrubou litici val
KY smeteno s jejiho jeviste. Ev-
ropa vsak netruchlf mad m'tvy-
mi; odhodila smutecni roucho
a odela sc v kriklave barvy ra-
dcsti. Muzi zapomneli svych
mrtvych bratri a zenou Sc "a ne
risky, plynoucimi z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
VYUCOVANf ANCLICKEMU
JAZYKU.

V knihovne ma Broadway o.
tevfena bude v utery, A. ledna
odpoledne V LAS hod. nova
tfida anglicke reci. Bude orga-
nisovana tfida pro zacatecni-
ky, V ktere Sc naskyta muzum
i zenam vyhodna pfilezitost o.
svojiti 81 tax velenutnou zdej-
81 obcovaci rec. 'Doba hodi Sc
zejmena dobre tenn, kteri ne
mali prave touto dobou praci.
Pfihlasi-li Sc dostatecny pocet
upravi Sc cas- vyucovani die
moznosti posluchacG. Kazde
podrobnosti budou ochotne v
broadwayske knihovn6 ozna-
meny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

jez Sc tesily vesmes cetnym
navstevam. Novy Rok pax Vi
tan Sc smisenymi pocity. Mno-
no naprav jest cekano cd no.
veho obdobi a mnoho nadeje
Jest kladeno v budoucnost, ac
neSchazi ami "sejtku", kteri
81 mnoho neslibuji ii mali il
stou pravdu - nebot' prave
dnes klepe ma nase brany ne
vitany host - vSeobecne oba-
vana nezamestnanost - ktera
tolik kalila obvykle iasani O
IL. hodine nocnf, kdy nastou-
pill trGn rok 1921.
Prohibitnf kruhy 81 pochva-
luji, re louceni to bylo tento-
krate stflzlive, re bylo videti
ma ulicich malo opilcd a take
vytrznosti nasledkem toho ze
bylo malo zaznamenano. .Kdy.
by ale NELL prohibicni spiclovt
vlastnost prohledati zdi &
mohl-li by zrak jejich pronik
nouti .takhle az do sklepa net
RI jinych skrytych mistnosti
nasli by veci a k tomu pre-
caste i gultraprohibitakd -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
POMOCNfCI Belly KUNA.
Nskteri odsouzeni ma dozivoti
do zalare, JIM k smrti.

Widen, 2. ledna. Ortel vyne-
sen byl V Budapest mad lido
vymi komisafi, kteri spolupu-
sobili Belou Kunem behem
komunistickeho rezimu v u
hrach.
Mezi temi, kdoz odsouzeni
ma dozivoti do zalare, Jest Jo-
sef Lelen, prosluly vynalezce
z oboru elektriny, v jehoz "a
jmu prof. Einstein nedavno "a
krocil. Peter Agortom, drive
professor civilniho zakona ma
Budapest'ske universite "a
hranicni ministr pod Belou Ku-
mem, jest jednim z tech, kdoz
odSouzeni k smrti. Ortel tento
byl mad MIN vynesen pres to-,
re po padu komunistickeho
rezimu zastal V Budapest ma
zaruku zastupcu spojencn, KITE
ri 81 pfali jeho pritomnosti, a
by byl napomocen move Wade
pri nprave zahranicnich VITA
hi.
Pro znehodnoceni meny kaz
dy komisafu jest mimo to po-
kutovan 1000 krunami q jeden
1000 korunami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

EK3E3E3.:5k3E3Es.E3k3E3E3s3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
20 STOPE ZLOCINU.

DetektivOve Zatkli v ponde-
Ii rano v jistem hotelu ma
Prospect Ave. pet muzd, jsou-
cich v podezfeni, re Sc sesli v
hotelu "a dcelem vyloupeni
!jedne clevelandskych bank,
ktere Sc melo uskutecniti dnes
" pondeli. Budou vsichni pred
staveni tez slecne F. Kamen-
cove, jez jest uvadeckou v Mi
les divadle, kde spachana byla
vcera loupez 1865 a ktera lupi-
&c phi "praci" zahledla.
Vsichni zatcenci jsou We
smes mladici v start cd 20 do
Is let.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
UCTIL ROOSEVELTOVU
PAMATKU.

Oyster Bay, 2. ledna. Gen.
Rober George Nivelle, obhajce
Verdunu, polozil venec ma
hrob Theodore Roosevelta zde
dnes. Behem sve kratke reci
francouzsky tento dGstojnik
pravil:
"Jmenem francouzske repu-
bliky venuji tento venec pa
matce velikeho Americana,
jenz byls tim nejprednejslm a
nejpevnejsim pritelem spojen-
co."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03

kospodarske krise slabsich. A
zeny trhaii kvety s rovd pad
lych muzG, synI a milych a
zdobi jimi sve vlasy, upravene
die posledni vystredni mody".
Horka slova, ale pima pravdy.
Plati o srdci Evropy, jak my
sc radi nazyvame a o mulch a
zenach nasi mlade republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
OSUDNE NULL KOPNUTf.

Uniontown, Pa, 2. ledna.
Frank Pelone, spravce staji
zde, nasel dnes dynamitovou
patronu a dial il do kapsy. Po-
zapomnel ma nj a pozdeji, pri
praci, byl kopnut mulou. Dy-
namit vybuchl, pri cemz Pelo-
ne byl roztrhan ma kusy a staj
znicena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
NOVY JIHOSLOVANSKY
KABINET.

Belehrad. 2. ledna. Primo
vladar podepsal dnes dekret
jimz ustanoven novy kabinet ,
cele s Pasicem, jako premie.
rem a zahraniCnim ministrem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
LOUCENf Sc STARYM
ROKEM.

Staremu Roku Sc dalO V So
botu We vSech vetsich spolko-
vych sinich S bohem "a obvy-
klych sylvestrovskych oslav,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
vEftJkE cVltENf Ma zA.
PADNf STRANf

Sohotni vystoupeni Sokola
Nova Vlast', ktere Sc pofadalo
odpoledhe We dvorane G. S. S.
bylo velkgm sokolskym swat
KEN. Prostorna sin byla pri-
znivci Sokola zarln6na. Prvni
nastup byl malych divek, jez
cvicily ozdobnymi kruhy. PAX
nasledoval prostocvik malych'
chlapcd. Dorost divek ozdob-
ne kroky Sc svihadly. Hra ma
lych divek kuzely a chlapcd
S mlGem. Dorost divek s mi
Gem. Sokolky provedly tanec
Besedu dlouhymi cinkami,
nacez sokolove cvicili prostna
s tycemi. Sokolky pax zapolily
We skoku do vyse pax nasle-
dovalo cviceni til druzstev ma
bradlech, koze a skoku do w
Sc.
Obecenstvo casio odmenova
10 jednotlive celkove vykony
cvicicich hlucnym zaslouze-
nym potleskem, neb bylo vide
ii velkou pill a snahu ucinkuji-
cich, jakoz j namaha a trpeli-
vost cviciteld, sokolu +. Kuna-
Ska a J. Ulmana. Malebny po-
hled skytal nastup vsech cvi-
ticich, kdy nednavny narodni
pracovnik sokol X. Bernreiter
promluvil k obecenstvu velice
vyznamnou rec ucelu sokol-
stva a o povinnostech obecen-
stva vIci telocvicnym, jedno-
tam. Poukazoval jakou radost
nam pripravili ditky jejich W.
stoupenim, ktere vyzadovalo
velkou namahu a Obetavost
cvicitelG a tato namaha a ob6-
tavost. Eel, jest tax malo ma
Sinci uznavana. Mas pokroko-
Wy lid by mel vice brati zajem
ma te krasne, uzitecne a sle-
chetne praci. Co Americana
nesmime zapominat ma mas ce-
sky pGvod a ty krasne, pokro-
kove ceske ideally musime zde
uplatnovat. Vysledky takove
slechetne prace slouzi k uzit-
ku a ku cti celemu ceskemu
narodu naSi stare vlasti. Ny
nejsi povalecne pomery vyza-
duff, ably nase prace obeti by
ly zdvojnasobeny. Prvni sokol-
sky sbor v Clevelandu byl "a
lozen v roce 1864 a cd te DOLBY
sokolstvo vykonalo mnoho
praee v zajmu nasi ,narodnosti,
jakoz pro osvobozenf nasi
vlasti velkych obetf cfinanenich
ma zivotech pfineslo. A pro-
to kazdy pokrokovy Czech by
mel byti v radach Sokold, kar
zdy die moznosti by mel prisps
ii k sifeni tech idealu, ktere
zakladatele sokolstva Fuegner
a Tyrs GO ucel Sokolstvu ulozi-
Ii. Presved6ujici rec sok. Bern
reitera; vyvolala souhlas a bou-
Fl potlesku.
Starosta sQk.slsiF. Nekvasil
dekoval pfitomnym 20 tax Get
nou navstevu podotknutim,
ze nejlepe kazdy dokaze "a
jem pro sokolskou myslenku,
kdyz Sc "a elena prihlasi die
moznosti bude napomocen u
platnovati tax slechetny ucel
sbord sokolskych. Sokolka Ne
kvasilova jmenem sokolek O.
devzdala darek jejich cviciteli
F. Kunaskovi, jakoz mala So
kolka Maskova jmenem prvni
q druhe tridy cviciteli F. Ku-
naskovi taktez darek venova-
Ia. Cvicitel j. Ulman v uznani
"a jeho obetavost obdrzel da-
rex cd SokolG. PAX nasledova-
10 podarovani ditek cvicicich
a dostalo Sc ma pritomne dit
ky co necvici. Sokolska hudba
1cinkovala pri odpolednim cvi
ceni vecer pfi tanecni zaba-
We. f. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
DOSVEDCENf.

Stvrzueme timto re jsme vyzvedli adm 'vetavs dne
edna 1921 obnos $39567 dan skoy Svazu Svoboo
mysnych, kerazto castka bya dne 80 prosnce We
"Svetu" vykazana.
A. Maxa predseda. M Rynes taemnik
Cekem seslo do 30 prosnce 1920 bylo vyborem
z adm. "Sveta" vyzvednuto ST ,O3547
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-03
NOVORCtMf SLAVNOST
VELKOVYBORtJ s. y. J.

We cHovybOr Sesterske Pod
poruiici jednoty vstoupil do
noveno roku yelkou slavnosti 8
obsahlym a nestr9n' progra-
mem minule soboty ~ epolu-
lcinkovanf hubby p. DvoiaRa.
Slavnost zahajena byla uvita-
elm proslovem pi. A. Zaveske,
pfedsedkou Velkovyb. S.P.J..
jez predstavila pi. A. Peka-
rovou, vyslouzilou predsedku
velkovyboru S.P.J., ktera pro-
slovila rec uvitaci. Pi. M. Hal
kova promluvila "a Ustredni
vybor S.P.J. pi. krist. Hus-
paskova "a Jed. Ceskych Dam.
Anglickou reel pi. A. Barten-
Stejnove ukoncena byla jaksi
Gfedni cast programu a zaha-
ien porad cisel zabavnich pek-
nym prednesem, slecnou j. Mi
keSovou arie z Vesele vdovy.
Damske kvartetto, danny Vo-
kounova, Stechova, Opalecka
a Vankova zapelo ctverozpev
'Hodiny' a ma vseobecne prani
|pridalo smes narodnich pisni
"a klavirniho doprovodu slec-
ny Holpuchove. Mala balerina
Eleonora Kozelkova zatancila
baletni solo, nacez zapely Syl-
vie Hejdukova a Milada Rebe-
kova V narodnich kroiich pro-
stonarodni louceni venkovske-
no parku, ktere vzbudilo tax
srdecny ohlas, re muscle byti
opakovano. Devcatka Hedva
Krawcova spolu Ruth Su-
chou zatancily Pas de Deux
Sc zavoji mala Lillian Jifi-
kova predstavila nam dokona-
lou subretu, odzpivajic a od-
tancic svoje cislo "a velkeho
gaudia preplneneho salu. Po-
dobneho prijeti dostalo Sc
malemu Kotalovi jako umelci
|nejmladSimu.
Pan H. Vokoun pfednesl "a
vlastniho doprovodu nekolik
vaudevillnich cisel sveho pro-
igramu a pf. Julie Maresova "a
p6la zp6vne dramaticky pek-
ne vstupni piseA Almy z ope-
retty "Almo, kde bydlis?,
kterou, jak jsme slyseli, uvidi-
me jiz letos ma prknech. Veil
ce krasnym cislem programu
byla prostna sokolek -nasich te-
locviGnych, jednot "a meniveho
osvetleni reflektorem. Pekny
byl prednes babicky "a. vnucky
Olgy a Edny Dyorakovych. Ia
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Hand Made Underwear-1st Mrs.
Edith Evison; End Mrs. Galligan.
Hand Made Flowers 1st Philleda
Brunswick; End Mrs Geo Mayo.
Best Chenille Work-1st Mrs F. K.
Swanlund; End Mrs Clarence Rand.
OLD LADIES DEPARTMENT
Crocheting -1st and End Mrs. Jas.
Morgan
Hand Made Rug Mrs. Stevens.
Other than named-Mrs Strong Sr;
list and 2nd)
GIRLS DEPARTMENT
White Layer Cake 1st Bertha Carl
son.
Divinity Fudge 1st Martha Guide
CAST; End Miss Radcliffe.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT
Asters-1st Mrs H. E. Vanderhey-
den: End Mrs C. Ewald
Best Foliage Plants-lst Gladys
Ziebell.
Best Gladiolias LIST Mrs. E. Q Nc
Cullough; End Mrs Herman Behn
Best Pansies 1st Mrs Domek; IND
Mrs Peter Sanbeck.
Best Zinnias 1st Mrs. L. M Grover;
End John Decker
Best Larkspur--M Mrs Carl Ewald.
Best Dahlias LIST Mrs L. M. Grover;
End Mrs j. w. Benson
Best Forget-me-nots-Mrs John
Gudegast.
Best Pinks -1st Mrs. Domek; End
Mrs L. M Grover
Best Marigolds -1st May Peters;
End Mrs Domek.
Best Cosmos 1st Mrs. Alfred An
derson; End Mrs L M Grover.
Best Sweet Peas-1st Mrs E. 0. Nc
Cullough. End John Decker
Best Nasturtiums-1st Mrs E. O.
Mccullough; End Mrs J. G. Seyfert.
Best Geraniums-1st Mrs Herman
Skinner.
Best Basket of Flowers LIST Mrs H.
Vanderheyden; End Mrs j. w. HERE
man.
Best Basket Of Wild Flowers Mrs
Peter Sanbeck
Best Verbenias- Mrs Domek.
Best Cockcombs Mrs Ed. Fred
eric.
Best Sun Flowers Mrs L. M.
Grover.
Best House Plants Mrs Hermane
Skinner.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1921

Mart Hirzel was attending the
state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVine of Ashland
were visiting F. w. Mcintyre and fam
lily.
Geo. Fuller returned from Rhine
lander where he had been doing some
electrical work.
DR.. C. H. O'Connor and Miss Anna
LaSelle were married at Rhinelander.
News of the assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley was received.
Mrs. G. F. Sanborn was visiting rel
atives in town.
Mrs. Steve Bowker and sons were
visiting in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Grant Cook went to Birnam-
wood to join her husband there.
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PREMIUM WINNERS AT
THE Villas COUNTY FAIR

Continued from first page.)
Sheets and Pillow Cases-1st Mrs.
Robt Felt.
Bath Towel-Mrs Rusch
Petticoat- LIST Mrs Farrell; End Mrs
Swanlund
Dress-Mrs Art Radcliffe
Corset Cover-1st Mrs Farrell; End
Mrs A. Manbeck
Table Runner Edge LIST Mrs Rusch
End Mrs Farrell
CROCHET in WORsTED
Girls Tam O'Shanter- Mrs Robt.
Felt
KNITTING in WoRsTED
Ladies Sweater Mrs. Galligan.
Child's Sweater Mrs. Peter Morri-
son.
Girls Knit Tam o'Shanter-Mrs.
Strong.
MISCELLANEOUS
Best Specimen Silk Embroidery
1st Lois Kirkpatrick; End Mrs Elmer
Olson.
Outline Work-1st and End Lois
Kirkpatrick
Cross Stitch Work-1st and End
Erna Zimpelmann.
Irish Crochet-Mrs Herman Behn.
Drawn Work-1st Mrs E. F. Bruins
wick; End Philleda Brunswick
Hair Pin Lace Mrs. Geo. Rusch.
Tatting LIST Mabel Case; End Mrs
Robt. Anderson.
Best Specimen Applique LIST Erna
zimpelmann; End Mrs. J. E. Wander
heyden
Hand Made Baby Dress Mrs Elmer
Olson
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