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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

regular business meeting. a vote OF
thanks was given to Ross Bradford
and VIM. Rose by the w. G. T. u. OF
Lake county for their helpful interest
and splendid work in cleaning UP Lake
county and helping to prevent the law
lessness now existing. The support Of
the w. c. T. L.. women OF the county
was willingly and enthusiastically
pledged. The delegation voted that
the Hammond w. C.. T. Y. and l. T.. l.
would meet tho train OF August 10th.
which is carrying the w. c. T. U. dele
gates to the national convention which
Is being held in San Francisco. II was
also voted TO have the next county con-
vention In East Chicago. in September.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent bathing and visiting with the
~neighboring unions.
Mis Mary Fendow left yesterday for
brother for two weeks
ST. aul, Mimi. where she will visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kreiger and
daughter Mollie have taken a cottage
at Burlington Beach. Flint Lake. for
the remainder of August. Mrs. Krei-
ger rs recovering from a serious cper-
~ "ht(t GAAC ~ " ~ 81
Reese hospital a few weeks ago
Herbert Fisher has returned 10
Jackson yi,,e. Fla. where he has been
employ Il fr II c pas year. aftct h%v-
ing had a peasant visit with his tam
lily here. Iiis tIcther AL returned With
him.
The Dor ax Rebekah lodge vii meet
This even:rs at the l. 0. Q. II. nsll In-
degree stan will not practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Foyelman and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Schwartz and son Gin
der attended the Pageant OF Progress
In Chicago yesterday.
Mildred Smithson Is visiting friends
in Harvey his week.
Ruth Dean Forline and Agnes Wright
on the farm.
have returned from a vacation spent
Mrs. s. f. Branstetter and family are
expecting to move to Kokomo about
be greatly missed by a number OF their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Sipe OF s4o5 burn
side avenue. Chicago, are the parents
of a baby boy. The Sipes are former
residents OF Hammond.
J. NJ. Stinson who is on a business
trip In Florida is expected home SOON
The j. w. Smiths returned a few
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
"SCHERERV|LLE SOLDIER
To Be BURIED SUNDAY
Nephew of Chief of Police
Austgen Removed From
Cemetery in France.

sCHERERvILLE. Ind Aug. g.
Funeral service WIFI be held Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock STANDARD tins)
over the remains OF Joseph Austgen.
a nephew of Chief of Police Austgen
Of Hammond, who died the day the
armistice was signed. He had been
wounded a few nights previously when
German air raiders bombed the camp
and a bomb exploded in his dugout.
The soldier was the son of Mrs.
Jacob Austgen Of Schererville and the
brother OF George, John, William.
Josephine. and Tracey. The remains
reached this town today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

In a At OF anger last Christmas JAG
OBJ G-orzelancZyk of Hammond Is said
to have accused his wife. Mary. of in
fidelity and choked her severely. The
charge Is laid against him by his wife
who has filed suit for divorce in the
Hammond superior court. They were
married April 10. 1890. She says soon
after their marriage Jacob began to
nagg her to place the title Of her real
estate IN his name. She refused. Mrs.
Go~rzelancSyk has four minor children
by a former marriage. She asks for
custody and $500 aIimony. M. NJ
Bruce is her attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
FAMILY RUN
IN CITY COURT

Steve Saiisak. All Ames avenue. was
arraigned in the Hammond city court
this morning charged with assault and
battery. on the complaint OF his wife.
Mary. Steve had been away for some
time, and when he returned. he wanted
to live with his wife. She. however.
was through with him and told him SO.
As the result. a battle was started in
which the wife suffered q cut on her
arm. caused by putting her hand
through a window. Steve was fined
S25. He IS said to nave failed to sup
port his wife for some time past.
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AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The j. G.. Ibachs Jr. and children
and the e. s. Jonse family have re-
turned from Long Beach, Michigan City
where they have had a cottage.
Mrs. Jeanne Sawyer and son. John.
will be the guest of the H. A. Cost
Inns at Magacian Lake. Mich, for the
coming week.
The Rev. Peter Langendorff rector
of St. Paul's Episcopal church rs va
c~ationing In Carlo. 90.
Marie Stout is the guest of Mrs.
Charles Del and Miss Leah Graves of
Chicago over this weekend.
Mrs. Webb entertained the picnic
club at a one O'Clock luncheon and
bridge at her home yesterday. Mrs.
". 5. Pelter was a guest.
Mrs. Bertha Smalley. Mrs. C. G.
Kingwil, Mrs. J. ]. Ruff and Mrs.
w. a. Kenney were guests at lunch
con In Chicago yesterday for Mrs.
George Stiles and Mrs. c. NJ. McDan-
iels.
Mrs. J. G. Ibach is in St. Joseph.
Mich. taking the mineral baths.
Monday evening at 5 o'clock at the
First Baptist church there twill be a
reception for Rev. and Mrs. r. D.
Licklider and family. who are leaving
for Fresno. Cal. where the pastor has
accepted a charge. All members OF
the church and friends OF the paItor
and his family are cordially invited 20
be present.
Friedrich Beckman returned yesterday
from few days visit at Madison, Wis.
his former school.
H. C. Merrill of sss Hickory st. has
gone to Canada to visit his mother,
who lives at Eaton Corners, Canada.
and who has been very Ill for the past
few weeks.
There will be a regular meeting of
Liberty Camp r. n. OF A. Monday
night at the X. and l.. OF S. hall over
the Lion Store.
Miss Hazel Grange is visiting rela-
tives in wheatfeld. Ind.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Van See and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Henley have return
ed from Thayer. Ind. where they Wis
tied their grandfather, John Reyels.
Lester Van Name Of New York City
will spend the week end~as the house
guest OF the J. H. Meyns of Glendale
Park.
Miss Clara Roy Will leave tomorrow
20 spend the week end In Fort Wayne.
Ind. as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Thomas Birmingham and dau-
ghter Miss Helen G.. Birmingham or
Tonkers on the Hudson, will arrive on
Sunday morning to spend two weeks
with Mrs. B~enningham's sister. Mrs.
r. N. Martin of Rimbach ave. Miss
Helen is a graduate OF the class or
10 of the Hammond high school hav-
ing lived here for a couple Of years.
and made many friends who will be
glad TO learn of her return for a visit.
Tho Epworth League of the First NJ.
e. church will have a watermelon so<
cial at Douglas Ra@h on Thursday eve
ming. The young pec~la will leave
the church at Z o'clock and hike to the
park.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Holman and
son left Thursday for Lake Winnie
bago. Wis. where they will stay a
week. Their daughters, Carolyn and
Ruth have been up there for the past
few weeks.
The annual picnic Of the Lake County
w. c. T. u. was held at the Lake Front
Park yesterday. There was a good at
tendance from Hammond. Whiting and
Gary. After the picnic dinner the
county committee held it's
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[ + I|RRkkf:l Is
MN1EsNAuosAl news sEayicEl
CHICAGO pRonUCE.

BUTTER-Receipts. 1921 tubs: NO
quotations.
EGGS-Receipts. 6.40s cases: no quo
tations.
LIVE POULTRY = Turkeys, 30c:
chickens. 20@27c; springs. 27c: roos-
tiers. lie: geese. i4qlsc: ducks. FAC
26c; Observation-Disclosures. 65 cars.
kans. Valley and Early Ohios. s2.o01
2.25: Nebraska, s3.l0q3,25; Idaho.
s3.25Q3.25.
vEAL-5o to so lbs. 1Oc: 10 to so
Ihs., 119l2c; 80 to 10 lbs. 1731i4c;
fancy, 15c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

WHEAT-No. 2 red. $1.1s91.1sh;
No. 3 red. s1.l71kQ1.1s: No. ! hard
winter. s1.2o%: 10. 2 hard winter.
s1.17h 61.20A.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 5Sc; No. / white
bSh Q5S%c: No. 2 yellow. 5sA G5SEc.
OATS-No. 2 white. 34Ac; No. .
white. 32A @32Ac; No. 4 white. 500
30%c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS-Receipts. a.0o0: market, ac-
tive to 10 to use higher. Bulk, SS.650
II 90: top. s11.l5: heavyweight. ss.65
@10.45.
ATTLE-Receipts. 500.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

screen notables as Fred Turner. Harry
Todd. Claire Mcdowell. Bobby Kelso
Lillian Leighton. Willis Marks and
Charles Airing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

Notice Is hereby given to the prop
erty owners of the City OF Hammond
to provide garbage cans for each
residence OF fiat on or before August
18th. 1921. Those not complying with
this ordinance Will be prosecuted and
fined. BY order of the Board of
Health.
DR.. w. A. BUCHANAN.
S-4-3t Commissioner.
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LIVE LOCAL
news lads"
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HEMSTTTCHING, BUTTON COVER
ING, BRAIDING
PROMPT SERVICE
CALL wAsSEY's-TELEPHONE 446
81 STATE STREET, HAMMOND.
7-is
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NOTICE

Neighbor Lena Taboba. corner OF
Morton Court and State VIII be buried
Monday morning at 5 o'clock. All
Saints church. members Will meet in
a body at house at 1870.
SCI ORACLE MABLE GROSS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

Unite States Holds Patent Record.
4 larger number of patents are
granted In the United States each
'~' han in my other country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
DEATH OF U WIFE

Mrs. Lola Cesaretti. wife OF Guydo
Cesaretti. proprietor OF the Royal
Candy Kitchen at $50 Holman street,
died ystrday morning at St. Margart's
hospital. The young wife was II
years Of age. The couple lived at 49s
Hamlin street. The funeral VIII be
held Monday morning at . o'clock at
St. Joseph's church. Father Zabatta Of
hciating. Burial will take place in
ct. Joseph's cemetery, under the a.
rection of Emmeriing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
ELKS~ ATTENTIONll

Please make eturn "Elks Hold.
ings' before next Wednesday.
s-6-2t JOE AUSTGEN.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
RENT-Large sleeping room. suft-
able for two gentlemen. 1853 State
Hammond s-s
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II you want your
HEMSTITCHING

done right. have Mrs. Miller. 18s stats
St. do 1t for you. Phone 1890. Open
evenings. 6-7-lmo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
The Lost Needle

THERE'S an old English play Known as "Gammer
l Carton Needle" Its plot is woven around the loss
of the family needle no tiiAing misfortune in the
days of old.
Today, in this era Of ours, life is 50 rich In comforts that
we seldom wonder how folks got along in the ancient
world. And we sometimes forget what an important
role advertising has played in making life pleasant and
altogether livable.
Advertising has one Of the leading parts in the eternal
drama of dollars. To it is directly due much Of the
multiplication of products and services which has come
about during the last half century.
1t has s1noothed the mechanics of existence - made
life easier and more pleasant by bringing countless
necessities once considered luxuries within our
easy reach and into continuous use.
Think of this when you read these columns. You owe
much to advertising.
And you miss much when you fail to read ii!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

FOR RENT-A modern furnished four
room fiat. sol May st, phone s75-M
Hammond. SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

The annual picnic OF the Lake County
c. T. u. was held at the Lake Front
Park yesterday. There was a good at
tendance from Hammond. Whiting and
Gary. After the picnic dinner the
county executive committee held its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
ST. GAINESVILLE


'r'.. .-r:.' s,rli. - VII t". hrid N the
I'..~,., ..r..,, church ~. ~uhharh morn
!~r Ia ~" morn y" i:"v. l.. T.. tr""-
IDrl 80 Fur.~, ,iS "a. VIII d'l'N"r
IN. 'rri..r and ~ "a" 'I"nln,. o. u1inn
s..r, 90. wl'i m i.,.I ~ tn" 'hnr'' and
,,ll. ais" H,. -, ....nra' IT ~. ga" ford.
Er, rrlw:"rd ,..:E"S T''r meh'N
:, ..ir,,u,'ltcI. and ! l. hDIr! large
crowd ". attend.
Entire Nous
Tine u,u!n.rS "i N" tutr" Nous r!uN
we're IT,! .httu!Iy entertained hE Mrs
John Kur'h On Thursday evening At her
HON. .r. East Main street. Forty tw''
v.,,: ,u,. diversion "f III" evening. ana a.
4 r.,orlhlr hrr: dainty rr:\$hm"n'H
were served.
Thimnls Bee
TI.. r.rrnhrr. 81 N" Ih'whi" Rec VII!
h.. ,.,r..r;nl,,rd hl Mrs. i"in Winters on
i'rrIs. .,,,!5" - IT," h"'u", "HS' ~
Probate Court
Master ,'.,.,!. d'', ..~'u! y hnowi"HE
.,...;t 90: r.,,, ut a. 'i.'."iI,,n''. tan ind
M. u.cd hv tx commission.
W. II. Meek, d',',rS"i A"kM"w'"dr -
mint -; receipt -: !uN"r,'Eu." '"\ ilE!-
I'M, n,,G 10y raN commission
Jnhn t. Williams. dee ':'s'I Ne
knrwir i"iucn' "f receipt "i Inheritance
~ finding filed u" tax comm .SSi";L
I,icru.t I.lIr, hest d'"'Hs"d. Eu'i'"
t. minor n"Nt Of kin returned ANA h'"I
win pr.nf Of service" Testimony "i
witnesses taken. reduced ~ writing ana
rf,d WiE admitted :" pr"hiI" ana
,r.,,.! ordered. citation ~ wni"""r I"
make egg; .nn ordered H'i lS=n'mt
J. r. r"r>ythc. DECREASED W!l' ana
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# YOUR FRIENDS
ARE EATING YEAST
THEY WILL De GLAD TO aoW
THAT THEY CAN GET TIDY
TABLETS AT DRUG STo11.
EASY TO TAH-RESULTB
oUrCK-1ETTEI FOE You.

So many people are eating yeast. spin.
ach. oranges. etc. and drinking quarts
Of milk each day in search OF vita mines
that the chemists have perfected a tiny
tablet containing proper dose OF both
Water and Fat Soluble Vita mines IN
highly concentrated form. The tablets
are more economical, less bother. easier
To take and agree with the stomach bet
ter.
The reason people want Vitamines 10
because Yitaminrs bring more strength.
weight. color. freedom from boils, car
bunclcs, pimples. etc. DOCTORS say most
OF US need more Vitamines than We get
in n regular meal. and II Is simply
amazing what these Fhos-Pho Tltamihe
tablets will do for a person in three or
four weeks time. The tablets are made
in Americas greatest laboratory Tons
OF yeast are used They get VitAmines
also from hulls OF rice, and mix the con.
centrated elements together into .
proper dose-add Glycero- phosphates.
etc. and you get in 4 tiny tablet acten-
tifically compounded tablet that does
amazing and most unusual things Tor
men and women who arc weak, tAin.
rale, undernourished.
Local druggists recommend TINS new:
powerful way 10 take VttamineS, ana
YOU can get bottle Of sixty Phos.Pho
Vitamine tablets at the nearest drug
store.
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an:,.:,a:.or "a admit 10 probate f1led
,,.,a Walters Of notice and consent TO
,:..'.,j" Testimony Of witnesses taken
rIG.r.! to writing fnt f!ed ,.:..
Edna VI. S"hra. '!"'"Ls'd !"u''nh
uI,.d .u~ order - distribution Of assets
In KIND viva written consent o. dis
rrIIut.rS cause heard. Distribution or
aS~"ls n KIND ordered.
Ir~si" F.w"rs. guardlrnshp. Arrlira.
'.,r, !"r ,,i'r".m''H"n' - EIHrdi ana
$ unG med AMI approved. Appoint
u.-i.l ma,l". letters ordered and lSsu"d:
Christina Wln,<hurg dcr"H Sed. Fina |
account Med - frr h"nr.nr 1u;y 30.
ip.I Nr'trc ordered aii continued.
Realty Deeds PILED
rarSarc ,'"l"tri IN America AlcSandr'.
I,rI u n:"n township. Sl.on
E;rhard Matthias and Ruth Matthias 10
r:,,rh I',tran and Margaret fetran.
Anna I,av!S and Frank Davis 70 F.
# Sronrhrakcr and Mary VI. stone
brak"r lrnd IN Goshen township 1t.""'
MrCi"llard Lewis - al I" Nick hac
township. $i,hhN.
land m Peas" township. sion.
Robert Carson and H'nnah ]. Carson
to charles ". Workman. land in Be'-
hare. 81" ..., 1884,.
M.lT' ~ lthE 10 i'ph,S .1'iN''" "'''
Vi,,or:n S!nkor.. land il PcHSe town
ship. so.
Marriage Licenses
Marion DAYS. Of Wheeling, and
Annir Richardson. of Brllair".
florence 4. Smith. Of Murray !ty'
and lima Mrrlov. If Ba:lry'S Mil.S.
S,n,.I"v I.!la and Mary Kuratnck. BON
oC Flushing.
Tn. =. ,'lairSvill" ChautauqnH opens
W-ln. DAY afternoon, July I'm. with 4
lecture by Or. VIM. J. Wilk!nS"n' no"
ocrupvinc the chair Of history nj IVES
lcva!l university and author and student
If the times. Possessed win r:ir'
rnwrr Of clarity Of thought. and or ~
Pressing II. Also concert by the
Katherine Carroll Smith company In vo-
,.,l rr,os and duoS. alternating with
,I,ru,lr irLprrSonHtinn$ and "na rart"r
sketches In negro. Scotch and lrish dia-
irrr and violin solos. "
In IN. evening the same talent Will
rive an ruiIr.. change OF program.
Briefs
rrnr. W. r. Butcher and wife nave
rr,urnrd from a visit with relatives IN
Thr many friends or VIM. r. Butcher
Tr are rra sod 10 hear that he IL get
ting along nicely AT the q. V. G. NOS
pltal IN Wheeling.
Mrs. John Mcclure. Of Wheeling. was
the guest Of Mrs. Lulu Robinson on
Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Wilson and children, OF
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kirkwood. were visitors Thursday at
the home Of Mrs Wilson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Adolpn OF EAST AAln
street.
Attorney J. H. CLANCY. Of RarnesTlle-
was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas H"kerton is visiting
relatives in Hellaire.
Rev. James Gordon and family Were
visitors in C.tiiz on Wednesday.
NO YOU think people really are halt n
alarmed about III. way women dress A.
they'd have lis believe.
-RG'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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rigut and 'i;tl' hnI''> yer. "ri'r''in"d
for Ter v"c'.'cry ~ IA" lAmhN h"'n" It
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u."r residents "f lnriiuEi"'h ~. i'~
bee" '''" Atone ten , wi'n.r r roast ,ss .
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on, e." he tIuSrS' '.:.,.- 81 'r"." ..@'.'.
birthday Party.
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Rsuaire Briefs.

William, Brown. ui VS. E'.tE"p"rr.
pa. and Miss Vera Ero"r. II N'u1"a.
Ia are visiting At the nom" % Nh and
Mrs Frank Upp"ruian. q" Noble street.
Arch =. Fog.r county aud t"r. Ia, -
turned t. -. rLaICSvi!le, after It r.S!,
II BellaIre.
Or. T.. =. SrtSh"-g": aid family. Of
this city are N an autom"ai!" rip 20
Iowa.
rnste are runners int ;h"r" M a
shooting scrapr n ,hH C.'y pain We'd
resdaY n.ght Pole" - S''r'!tE said
they mad Z, report 81 J.
Police have rot vr' Clt'ie arr arrests
in connection with the r"h".mc o. -"
office y: -" Ko"h2l'H" T. storage
Company
Jack Up7crman. Of \"!,. s'''''. w'tN
yls!,o- ~ Wa-wood YESTERDAY
The Overland uut"m"hl,. S'".'0 from
A6e S".v"-~. ~ rC!S rNE. H,'> not N"'
han r"roy"r.t
Mrs Il x. kruger "n''-'"ia"d mem
hcrS - th~ Ladies AID =. "'v o' r"
Reformed church - boy h';'1" .t-.' nlEht.
Miss iaU.r" I.w''r-. - ''""rf~''y
street. has r't4lret :-,~l - u~.r' 49, I;
Amoridce. pa
PROT ard Mrs l. T. lll.s."ai 81 Var.
rem. formerly - R"l.a,-", aye spending
the week IN this ci,y.
Mike Montr"lia. Under Sfoo bond n
squire Mason's court. tor adultery. WI!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

A special meeting a.: -" Woman :
Civic Clue - - hc h"'d 'HlS evening AZ
tho auditorium - n" Minor. Tempe.
The mee'iaG w.i ," ~ ".";"'N. i -
announced l.A: som. G,.r'',.r- II Gr"I'
.rnpor,ance are 80 &. ..'."' .,',-".!r4 and
rnna attcndance Is hcS:E.-L.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Funeral services t"r -" iIt" Robert
II Foust. Rc!,aire c,nr an" d'"t IN =,
state institution At Columbus. wh"-" he
was taken tNr treatment. VII he held
this afternoon az the Grafton nOrcu" on
belmont street Bur.a. wi. b" ~ th'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
Line-ups Given.

The line-up> tor w.;.t =.E"~ Iron!S"
Of being the UIgge>, bal game ~ thr
,ooa. season were announced Yesterday.
The game will 9e next sunday aver
noon Al the Sixteenth street hI.' Park.
between the F'loreaC" nine an! ~" Be-
are Commercials. Naryo and Long "l.i
likely DE the CuUI1Ic-,'a, oS';t-y WIN
Brown and SchramG working '"r ,hv
t,lorenCe team.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-12
ENORMOUS TONNAGE HAULED
OVER COUNTRY ROADS

The necessity OF keeping country
roads in GOOD coIGition is -hown by
a report recently lcomplied By the Blu
reau OF Markets and Crop Estimates,
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. showing the eXtcat to which
they are used in hauling farm pro-
ducts to market According to the
report, which shows the tonnage OF
IL products hauled on country roads.
giving tho yearly average for the
period from 1915 to 1919, there were
~ tons c! these IL crops hauled for
every 100 acres of land. Tie aver
age tonnage of the l lcrops hauled
on country roads eGch year for the
period mentioned amounted to Sc
10000 tons. Tho IL crops referred
to in the report are corn, wheat. oats.
barley, rye, rice, flaxaced. cotton Tin
seed. tobacco. potatoes. and
cultivated hay.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-08-12
MARY MAGDALENE AND
EVE GET MOST VOTES

Rome. Aug 6.-Eve was the luck
TEST woman OF all time. in the opin-
ion OF the women readers of a Roman
newspaper that recently held a vote
TO determine what woman of history
their women subscribers would pre-
fer TO be. If they could have Their
choice.
Most of the women said they pre-
ferred the role of Eve. They reason
ed that Eve alone among the women
of all time. had no competition
Adam had to be true to her-for
there we're no others to vamp him.
And if she did talk too much he
couldn't run away; there was no
place to go.
Second place in the balloting
went to Mary Magdalene. on the
ground that after enjoying all the
sins OF the world. she was forgiven,
and then, being made a saint. ex-
oerienced all the delights OF Para
disc. Mary's wide range of expert
-Hce seemed to appeal to the fair
voters.