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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
Fans 0. K. Lands Action

primarily to cover the breaking Of the
rules governing the worlds series. The
suspensions are Noted out TO bring
homo TO the recaicitrant players the
fact that baseball is greater than any
OF It's stars. When the big league
teams take the field next April and
Ruth, Meusel and Piercy find them
selves warming the bench for a period
OF eight weeks they will appreciate
the extent OF their crime and have
time to think over the matter and
profit thereby.
That lands drsn hand was neeh cd
In the matter Is shown clearly by ths
fact that Ruth still seems a trifs
uppish over the whole matter. HI
inmate she may talk later"
Tho best thing Ruth can do IL q
drop the entire matter-ta-ke the sent
ence in good grace. Great as he is
he can't afford to buck Lands. VIII,
| represents the legion OF rms who pa.
Ruth's salary and keep alive the gam
| that has brought huge financial return
| to the eluRger. 1t Is to be hoped tina
| the players concerned will realize thei
| place and cetner their energies In tn
| future on playing baseball at the RICH
| time and under tho proper conditions
| for the good OF tho game Ia not 10
] their own GOOD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
By NORMAN e. BROWN.

The action of Judge Lands, high
commits s;oner OF baseball. IN suspend
ing Babe Ruth. Bill Piercy and Bob
Meuscl for eight weeks OF the playing
season and ordering their worlds
series money forfeited, has been fully
discussed in all corner by now.
And the consensus OF opinion Ia
that lands handled the matter In a
just manner, commemorate with the
wrong done.
The issue wns clear. Ruth and his
Fellow players knowingly broke the
baseball rules and then challenged
Lands TO take action by Haunting
to disregard all attempts for some
time to make them see the light.
The loss OF the worlds series money
would have meant nothing TO Ruth
1t would not have been a telling blow
to Piercy and Meusel as the none,
was to be clear velvet" above Their
regular salary. The finest would nav.
been forgotten quickly by the men .af
fected and by The other big league bal
players who might some time b.
tempted to infringe upon tho game
rules.
As I. 10 the mes are the minor par
| Of the punishment. They were addet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
W. m. I. A. G. Meet Defeat.

Warmer Malleebie Iron A. C. Of
Hammond, met defeat at the Garfield
gym, Tuesday evening, Dec. s.
Bahers Calumet FIVE. started the
game by making a basket the nrst sec
ond OF play and kept UP through the
entire game.
The first half OF the game stood In
favor of tho CalumetA score OF BIO.
And at the end of tho second half. the
large white chalk marks on the black
board showed the score OF SILL.
Credit must be given to Gartner OF
the Hammond squad for his good pass
ing. also making baskets out OF the
( made.
Our next garne Will be with the X
C. U.'s OF East Chicago at the K. G.
u hall, Friday evening. Dec. 8. AL
you fans wishing to see snappy
game come Up ana root for the Calu-
mot A. C.
We have . few moro open dates OF
which we would like 10 book some
fast l26-15o pound team. For games
call East Chicago 1894 between and
and ask for Mike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
Whiting Circles Have
Strong Basket Ball Team

WHITING. md. Dec. s.-TAs whit
ing Circles a newly organized basket
bali team, which averages 10 lbs :.
look forward with great prospects
this year. Although being tho drst
year In Basketball they are out to
make tt q success. The Circles have
been In che deld with a baseball team
and q football eleven. in which they
produced first class teams. These
former activities made them promising
athletes for basketball. Tho team is
composed Of the best players OF the
club and which are ell OF equal ability.
The Circles In q few practice games
showed THAI they are strong oontond-
ers for Junior championship honors.
Credit must be given TO the Circle FOL
lowers who are q great heiD 70 the
team. The Circles arc out TO tackle
any team Of their weight.
The team is composed of the follow
ing; Steve Bodney. captain, plays floor
suard; John buffalo, left forward
Berdes. right forward: Harry Gayior.
center. and running back guard
Johnny Christowski, guard. Tho lat
tor players have made success in 9TH
er activities and are out TO produce a
strong basketball team.
For games call J. s. Kubeck, phone
1901 or write 70 $40 Indiana boule-
ward. Whiting. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
; CUSHION BILLIARD
TOURNEY IN HAMMOND
Cue Artists Chalk Up for
Test of Supremacy at
at Balk Line.

With the ciosc OF the football sea-
son billiards and bowling have become
the popular sports In Hammond. Just
at present attention I'm oenteTed on the
forthcoming three-cushion Billiard
tournament to be conducted by Ed
Perrin at his billiard parlcrs.
Perrin Ia Offering prizes TO add in
terest 20 the tournament by w1noh che
billiard supremacy OF tho city will be
decided. The tourney Is TO be divided
into two classes, "A" and 'B"
In connection with the revival OF In :
tsrest in billiards II Is Interesting to
learn that Harry Towle former Haal.-
eaopd boy. now In Detroit. Is fast com
Ing TO the front as An expert billiard
player. -cwie ts recognized today as
one OF the best OF the three cushion
players In the country. When he was
in Hammond. Towie and Perrin were
6eadiy rivals o. ths three-cushion
game and thsra wa& constant
struggle between the two exports.
When Towte went TO Detroit ne Iors
Eddie e1cne In the king rowA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
ALL SAINTS BEAT
OLD RIVALS

The fast Hoosier Club of
Whiting suffered defeat at the hands
OF All Saints oaSk ct ball team who also
defeated them last season. The Hoos-
Ter Club has q fast team and plays a
good game. They arc known around
Hammond for their good sportsman
ship.
The All Saints are we'll known in
this section OF Lake county and cap
tured the northern Indiana champion
ship. last year for teams averaging to
around 100 pounds
Slavin and Eberle were tho forward
and at the close of the game they had
six baskets to their credit. Gamer
and Goldrick opened the first half as
forwards. These two have been play
ing together ever since tho club
started. The club has now pail
OF guards. Wickman and Stanton.
Lineup:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
MOLINE ELEVEN
IS AFTER TITLE

sN0rzNE IN, Dso~ s.-rbs Moline
3tbdfsn football team although defeat
% By Waterloo. professional cham
pfonS OF IOWA. 20 TO 0. last Sunday, are
6tfn oontendsra foF the Midwest
league ohsmpionssfu. The Indians
ere members OF ehaz league and have
psaycd two Of th eStrongest teams In
the hoop. Moro wese not played with
ID the league because arrangements
petsfd n0e be made through President
1av3neis orice FOR the booking Of
same.
MoAna Aofsated eAe Chicago Ro-
srans, - 60 o, held the TNTs and
Boosters TO scoreiess ties and wore
beaten by che Boosters early I'm the
esaso0 BY che narrow margin OF 8
drop kscE. Tho result Of ehe scor'eiess
tie with ehs Boosters, played on
Thanksgiving Day, waa disputed. the
Indians claiming 60 have won by q
safety.
The Indians are willing 60 meet the
Boosters or any other team inthe Mid
west League to settle its claim for the
title and Will dorate IS per cent OF its
rroft co Sam Halls Christrsas fund.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
IT'LL SAY TT WILL
BE SOME GAME"
BY G. r. l.

TIE Columbia 4. @. reslse<rali club
has made arran gements with Manager
Bender OF South Chicago for a game
with his strong hne known as the
Besserner Park Arrows. This team is
known as the strongest and bese or
ganized club In the city OF South Chi
cago for their weight OF ts5 pounds.
All his players have had high school
or college experience in basketball and
each one knows the ball perfectly.
The Arrows have played and won three
games this season by the team work
that tn, I have which 10 worked per-
fsctly :, any gym.
The .xr,moras also have q rood club
Aavins ~efeated the Hesevfsch a. A..
last Thursday on the hons door by a
one-sided score Of 81 to is. Tho o.
tunrbias had good workout the other
evening and with the new tips which
aEanager Aesenfeit and Coach Bender
have worked out the home boys are
almost confident Of victory for the
second tina.
Manager r1esenfoss has made eTs
engagements with the manager Of the
South Side gym 70 have chairs for the
fans who witness this basketball
~arna. 90 there will be seating room
Cor ell, young and old.
So fans come out and oocvt your ia
vorite club for the manager promises
that you viii not be disappointed and
vou will see one Of tho cleanest games
ever played In Hammond.
The game will DO called for Thurs
day evening. Dec 8. AZ 7:<c At thu
Sorth Side gymnasium formerly
known as the Presbyterian gym on tina
corner OF Highland and Holman sts.'
Hammond, Ind. The lineup Of both
teams will be as follows;
Columbia A. C.-Claford, n; Olsen.
n, Kelly, c; Collins, rg: Hobbs, liz.
So. Chicago Arrows-Timm. RI
Peterson, IL, Horka- c; Leonard. re;
T-odrnzs. 1g.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08

Coach Dalton IL sending his team,
out to capture the Northern Indiana
championship and hopes they meet
with success.
Tho FIRST team wants games with
any team averaging 11o-13o pounds :.
For games call 2716 and ask for Dan.
or write Dan Ieency. 4ss Becker ct
Hammond.
The second tenm wants games with
teams averaging s5-1o6 lbs. For
games call 119s-w after O'Clock and
ask for Eugene or write Eugene Harle
xlS May street. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
SPORTING NEWS
Notre Dame May Get
Centre College Game

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Dec. s.
Notre Dame yesterday became a
possible opponent for Centre Col
lege at San Diego, Cal. when the
San Diego Chamber of Commerce
inquired for the terms upon which
Coach Rockne would consent to
make the trip. Tho Notre Dame
athletic board answered irnn,edi-
ately. Further action rests with
San Diego.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08

AS IL 10 the 1nes are the minor part
If the punishment. They were added
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
A CHALLENGE.

The Hammond Jrs. challenge any
team in or around Hammond. They
would like to hear from the Hammond
Gophers and the South Side Maroons
They have an open date for Sunday
Dec. IL For games write II State
St, vern McMullen. or call s64-R and
ask for Forest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
GIANTS PAY $75, 900
FOR MINOR
BABE RUTH

BUFFALO, N. =. Dec. s-Not con-
tent with the acquisition of Heinie
Groh. third sscker Of the Cincinnati
Reds, John j. McGraw swung another
big deal yesterday which caused a
sensation 81 the minor league confer
ence here. McGraw bought First
Beseman Jim O'Connell from San
Francisco for $4,000. No players
were involved In the deal. according to
McGraw. o'Connell vii not report 70
the Giants until 1898.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
CANTON BOASTS
STRONGEST LINE

Canton's Bulldogs are expected 70
use a running. open style of play
against the Staleys at the Cub park
Sunday afternoon. The bring an e1ev-
en- we'll suited 10 this style of attack,
although If the field Is heavy they
have q smashing halfbeck IN Tony
GriErs of Texas U. and E'ullback Fall
coin OF wabash and tbs Chicago TlS-
eTs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
All saints.

This makes three victories for the
All Saints. The first team they de-
feated were the Methodist Hustlers. the
final score was 29-2 in favor of All
Saints. The next or second game was
with the Diamond A. C. OF Indiana
Harbor.. The score At the finish was
16-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
RED CROWN VICTORY
ESPECIAL 10 rHE r1nEs1

ESPECIAL TO TIE rrnEsl
WHITING. ind. Dec. S.-The Whit
ing Red Crowns defeated the South
Bend Independents last night by a
score of ~ to 81 in q. game where they
had no trouble TO shown their superb
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-08
Indiana Basket Team
Defeats Hanover, 1911

BLOOMINGTON. IND. Dec. s.-The
Indiana university basketball team
defeated Hanover college, IS to Il.
here last night.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-10-19
Holton-V anGorder.

The marriage Of Miss Edith
NahC'order aud MIR. \. l.. Hol.
ton, both ot this city. was sol
emn'zei on Wednesday even
ing, October l2th, at ! o'clock
al the nome of the brides pa
rents. Only the Immediate
members ni the families were
present
Key d NJ Smith, of the
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Candy Pulling.

D. Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Robbins
rntcrtuined number of the
y"nng folks in the Gap with an
Old faeiiioncd candy pulling at
their home last Saturday even
ing FROM S:3O 'tiIll2 O'Clock in
honor Of their sister, Miss Ruth
i'arrun's birthday. FE se
After lhcataify was made and
cooled, much mcrriment pre-
vailed during the race 10 see
which couple could get their
tatfy pulled the quiciS est aud
Which would be tile whites,.
Miss Ruth Barron and Gail
Knight sure tile successful
ones After he tairy was pull
ed, numerous gamcs were play
cd "Ne Old Virginia Reel
finished. The delightful evening
Music WAS furnished by n vie.
troln accompanied by Mr.. Rob
bins on the mandolin.
fhose present were: Misses
Ruby Jenkins, Bonnie Catron,
Mary Lyle, Ienimn Willis, Beth
Shugart Juonita Taylor, JC-
NINA and Ethcl Brooks aud
Rutll Barron Curl Knight, Jack
Gawood, Mas LYLE, Gale Bar
ron, Pat and Rudolph Youell
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Epworth League Social at
Appalachia.

The Epworth League of the
VI II. Church, Of the Gap, was
cordially invited to Appalachia
last Frlday evening by the APP
palachia Epworth League to at
tend IL social given at the VI. Il.
Church at that place.
All the guests were requested
TO dress like children aud their
costumes were very pleasing.
Numerous childish games were
played during the evening such
as drop the handkerchief,
blind mans blum, etc
AT Inc close of the evening
candy suckers" and ice cream
cones We're served to all present.
Those from the Gap who mo
tored mp 10 attend were: Miss
es Eliza and Beth Shugart,
Eleanor and Margaret Baker,
Ruth and Katherine Barron
Evelyn Alsover, Mary RAY, Gil
berIa Knight, Margaret Thomp.
son, olga Horton aud Edna
Gilly The boys were Jack
Bailey, Paul Jones, Joe Lyttle
Eugene Stewart, John Hurd
Carl knight, Cecil and Marvin
| Morris.
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Ill -" - o'.' y, 'o n,,cs
n'I' ~" ~ q N'sl'ol 70 'ne GAP
Y" '''' F" e"'oS''y
NlaIor +. Bnllitt' ate
1ia,' , Se,u'"' Jay .n we
~ - ~" o"' n,';1' ,etuineU u
-, ',. ,"i''" -, ni.n''o'P"'" OH 'as'
~" "'S NV "'"s
City WIN e,,,o ~ - 1 ,nn
lumber bnsinoss IN Russall
comfy was d, hn,;noss vis;,nr
Ia tha G,n Inst >y..nl, Nr Mc
Corkle formerly lived here ana
his many friends we're glad to
see him again.
e.. 5. Garter, president of the
Dominion National Bank at
hristol' spent lew days last
week IN thr Gap Looking after
BUSINESS interests
Mrs. G. Y. Weems, who has
been spending some time in
yieVe'and' Tenn, visiting rela-
yves ana undergoing treatment
c'urheI 10 her nome tn the
zap on 'aSt FRIDAY night'
CAR SERVICE.-Call Il. f..
Williams. phone 2l0 if Won
want a car To railroad station
OF O.. our 81 !, town service. 19od
c'rS Hh" care''ii drlVerS'-adV'
circle No / of th. Woman, )
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church viii meet at the home of
Mrs. y. K. Gordon Thursday
afternoon at 3o'clock.
J. II Mullins the contractor
spent Friday in Bristol on bus
mess.
Mrs n Il. Goodloe left last
week for n few weeks visit ia
relatives in Atlanta On From
there she will 90 to Palm Reach
Fla. where She viii spend sav.
eral days.
Mrs. VIM. Cahell Moore. who
has hcen spending several
weeks in the GAP visiting her
linnthcr. Mrs John w. Fox. re.
turned last week to her home
III ashlnHtoh' u. Z.
The LLOYD Guild will hold
their annual sale of fancy work
on November ioth' Mt the Monte
ista iiotei.
FOR SALE. real bargains
: for cash cighl-room stone house
and five lots at l. & N. depo,
for - 800 See w. G. Coutts. Il
adv.
Joe Marcum, of Kentucky
who has been spending several
days in the Gap with his
daughter, Mrs. Tray Riddle
left last week for Pennington
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Grace Long spent the
n Weekend with MIR. and Mrs
4 W w. Nickcls, Jr ut ROda.
Helen Carter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. T Carter, is
\ quite sick with diphtheria.
Mrs Harold Ramsey aud son
spent several days last week
with relatives in Bristol,
Tue Woman's Missionary So
cety Of the NJ. f.. Church, South,
viii meet with Mrs. w 4. Bak-
g, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. 10 Wolfe. of
Wilder, are spending Il few
lays III town with Mrs. Wolfe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown.
Nlr. aud Mrs. S j. Grnndy, of
Slonega, spent Sunday after
noon in the Gap.
The Lloyd Guild of Christ's
church, will NEE. with Mrs.
d. b. Sayers, Thursday at 3:30
y. IN,
Miss Kelsie Tilley returned to
her home in the Gap last week
from few weeks visit to her
grandmother in Knoxville.
Carl Lane, Of Rye Cove, spent
the Weekend i'll the Gap with
his brother, Henry Lane.
FOR RENT.-Elcven room
residence with two baths on
Poplar Hill Apply to the First
National Bank, Big Stone Gap,
Na.-adv.
Miss Myrtle Nickels is spend
ing the week with her brother,
DR.. S. b. Nickels, at Clinchport.
Miss Pearl Miller, of Barbour
vile, Ky, il with her amt, Mrs.
j. w liisel, and nursing the
ll'lle son, John Dee, who is
sick.
leslie Hisel, who has been
SICK the past week with cold
Is able to be out.
Mrs. l.. X. Perry and little
rand-daughter. Suc I,ittol
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. l. q.
Liiton at Flatwoods this week.
CIV. Bennett spent the week
end with homefolks in Chill
howie.
Miss Corrie Long has return.
ed from n two-weeks visit with
friends III Clintwood.
FOR SALE.-3 lots on corner
adjoining Rev. Rurnz residence
on Poplnr Hill, $3.50 each. See
W G Contts. adv.
Bo sure and come to the old
fashion dance at the Armory
uaS evening.
Miss Maxine Sterne, of Nor.
ION, spent tho week -ead in the
zap the guest of Miss Eliza
Shugart,
The Ladies' Aid of Baptist
cnurch will meet with Miss
Matte Holton at the the Mis-
s,nn Thursday afternoon at .
X h. Taggart, general man.
aver Of the Stonega Coke &
Goal Company in spending a
lew days at Ocean View, Va.
Win his wife aud three child
rem, who are spending severa
mo nths there.
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Old Fashion Dance Saturday
Evening atsArmory.

.Giralc No. q ,otfthe limited
Daughters Of the Confsderacy
of theg Gap have Sissuedi pSita.
tons to Il lsrgesnumber IN tho
Gap and ncar bytowns is ats
tend an old fashion dance to be
given Mt the snrmory Saturday
evening" from $50 10 j 2b,Glbck
MnaiernVlanGing win positively
b" prohibited and-6nly the old
fasi'inn dances such-ns waltzes.
qnndrilies, Virginia reel aud
Ianccrs Will" b. inHnfged in
Inch were indulgcd in years
ago
The grand march will begin
promptly at $50 y III. So lot ev-
cryiunc be tharesganh hayes an
cr joyable time and help avery
worthy cadsG along TlIbote will
be x small admission OF one
dollar "a couple or fifty cnntS
each for the ladies'. There VIII
De good music furnished BY Il
String Orclcstra. = y SO re-
ireshncnts will be served 10 ali
those present. 35'4F NN.{
FoR SALE. ono gay reed
BABY carnage, aud one baby
BATH luh. Phore 3o.-adv.
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key Cove visiting MIA. c. 81
tteasor, MRS. Cora Collier and
Esllss Mary Lee Shnlpr. b
MRS DoraS Miller and Mrs.
4 fsH Carr spout Monday III Ap-
palachia shopping.
h Misses Christie Jones and
Grace Huii .awhn are teaching
at Sutherland ilnotcreA down
TO ihe Gap SUNDAY morning
with Miss Jones' brother. vii
nam y, Jones, from East Stone
lGap 10 attend serviccs a., tlie
Southeru Methodist church
Mrs W. .RiaGiImer has re-
tnrnrd To her home in The Gan
With her daughter. Mrs Guy
dllIner, from n few DAYS visit
to relatives IN Pulaski.
Mrs. Elizt j. Barron return
ed Saturday to her home in Tho
Gap from II twn week i visitiio
relatives in Pennington GAP
anu JonesN lie. t4A
FOR SALE. -5 corner lots
near Methodist church. 1900
each. See w. G. Cou,ts. l. adv
Mr.. aud Mrs d IL. Bostic ar
rivep in the Gap Monday from
Anderson, Ind where thc>
have been living for The past
two years, making the trip ov-
erland in their Ford car They
formerly lived here and their
friends are glad to see them
again.
John NJ Goodloe (the bad'en)
spent several days last week al.
Lenoir City and other lawns in
Tennessee looking after bust
ness matters, returning home
Friday.
Mrs. y Y Hammond receiv-
ed message Monday that her
father, +. +. StnIey, had died OF
heart trouble at the home of his
son, A. w Stalcy at Roanoke
Miss lnez Stnlcy, Mr.. Hammond
and son, Pat, Jr, left Tuesday
attend the funeral aud burinl
Wednesday at Rural Retreat.
Mrs. Carrie Anderson and
daughter, Miss Virginia, Mrs.
Wade Lips, Mrs W Il Fulton,
Mrs. ~ h DoIson aud Mrs. La
cy, of Wise, were in the Gap
Thursday afternoon, where
they attended the miscellaneous
shower given for Mrs. G. w.
Dean at the home of Airs. j W.
Kelly.
Mrs. g. S. Carter, Of Bristol.
has been spending few days
in the Gap visiting relatives aud
friends. Mrs Garter Formerly
lived here and has u large nnm-
Der OF friends who are glad To
have her IN town again
Rev. p. p. Martin, of Jener.
son City, Tam, has been as
signed to the pastorage Of the
III. r.. Church IN RoSsville, Ga
which is in the Chattanooga
District Mrs. Martin was for
merly Miss Matt Brown, of tho
Gap
Mrs. Joshua +. Bullitt, Jr.,
and little daughter, Margaret
returned last week from IL scv
eral days visit to Mrs Bnllitt's
parents, MIR and Mrs. l. O. Pet
tit, in Beatyyille, Ky.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. w. Durrett,
of Collinwood, Tenn, who are
spending some time in the Gap
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs
X. h Taggart, and Mrs. Josh
Buliitt, Jr., motored up TO Nor
ton one day last week I'll were
the guests of relatives for "A few
hours.
Misses Mary Kiibournc, Giles
sic Witt and Maude Perkins,
three of the accommodating
telephone operators, spent
Thursday in Norton shopping.
Major VIM A. Stuart, of Tie
Gap, and his uncle, ex-Gov.
IL. @ Stuart, of Eli, Garden,
We're among those who attend
ed the wedding of Miss John
ston, daughter of the late Geo.
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Mrs w. RBGiImer has re.
turhrd tn her home in The Ga,
With her daughter. Mrs. Gu,
dilIner, from n few days visit
10 relatives IN Pulaski.
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Mrs. Elizt j. Barron return
cd Saturday to her home in tho
zap from Il twn week : visit.to
relatives IN bennington Gap
and JoneSyille. 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17

An electric machine wraps BUTTER kr1
.nugIy in sanitary wax paper that keep,
intact all of its purity and freshness.
B1hf''krEJf is never touched by human
hands.
In carrying out my pledge to give the
housewives OF this community better
bread, see to it peryosaiy that every
step in the baking OF Butter k,uf is done
in better way. Every batch 10 tested in
every way by an Officer OF this Company.
W-N0ME~
P'"nIssi. Frnhetsr Bal'ris'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17

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Uc'd disinberit mo I'm sure n I let
bis nomcsoke sscane. I" and emitting at
Billy Brent. ''be hos always a double
welcome for the friend of his friend. :"
Frances. take that lad slnno with
YOU, / know INV Zijlsb-Nshc is set in
her ways-if Won have "a usc force do
IL gently. please" The rector laughed.
Frances frowned--i spirit orjy. She
did NOT mind doing I;lloh's Kidding