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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Difficult to Reconcile Two
Races He Has Run at Aque-
duct Past Week.
THE statisticians have found
something to worry about be-

THE statisticians have found
something to worry about be-
81 - the heat. Duri. the last
two days twelve successive favorites
have been tunhbled In the dust Of de-
feat Matters have gotten to such a
actually feel worried II some public
choice happens along this afternoon
to break the run they've started chalk
ing with n zest equal to the one the
ball fan must find in every additional
homo run Babe Ruth makes. A study
of the card for the last two dreary
days fails to show that the favorites
as a class, have .allen very far of
form. but rather that there have been
several sudden awakenings. for which
the favorites themselves cannot be
held responsible.
Sensible reasons can be given fol
the victories of about all these win
ners, with the exception of Wellfnder
whose surprising reversal provoked
some harsh and justifiable commen
by the nerve frazzled and overheatet
spectators who saw him lope home II
advance et clever field In the UnioI
Selling Stakes.
Wellfinder's previous record show
that he Is Indispensable, but evei
that admitted, It Is difficult to recon
Gle the two races he has run at Aque
duct during the last week. They hav
been very much OF the gypsy order
On Tuesday. when he started in an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Blu William E. Simmons
HIGH WATER.

Unsettled. probably showers. Is the
weather prediction for to-day.
II. r. Chalmers, No. 1861 Broad way.
Try the Uncle Sam Fishing Club. Can
arsie. Write to William j. Tinsley.
J. Hart, big" Harry Jacobs, Gold
berg, Brown and Smiling" Harry
went out Monday from Seaford. L. L.
with Capt. Bill Nareley. They fshed
inside the Fire Island Lighthouse and
in spite of a strong north wind caught
fifty fuke.
The Lorraine Fishing Club went on
the Olga Sunday to Long Beach, had
pleasant day and caught plenty o.
hake and whiting. In the party wer1
Dad" b. Walters, B, Scharipa, Nj.
Kenneally and brother Dick. Smiling
Ernest and NJ. Butana. Next Sunday
the club will so to Sea Bright for sea
bass.
Highland Lake, near Winsted, Conn.
has been made to offer great induce
ments TO pickerel fishermen. Recent!
600 pickerel, running from three T.
six pounds, were transferred ther
from North Goshen Pond. and NOR
will be added later Highland LAX
should be n popular resort for the res
Of the season.
| Now is the time for channel bass
though as yet none have been rcportc
taken on nearby beaches. CorsDn'
Inlet below Ocean city, N. j., was for
merly famous place for this FISH, bu
a slough on the beach has fllod u
and catches have since been infro
ouent. New Inlet, west OF B,"c
Haven. has for several years been
much better place,
The beach about Barnegat Light
house is at times a good place 70
them, but they are seldom take
north of the inlet. However. l OPS
, heard OF a fifty-three-pound take
on the Fire Island beach not far fror
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
FStic News
and GOSSIP
Blu John Pollock

,,, -,
lighters for the preliminary bouts to
the nep,nsay C.rnontior ho,,t has
already signed up three OF the four
,ontas+. Eron ,,,a r,,,rn. -. yo,,
FORK. Midget Smith Of Now York va
Dicl crifrin of Tox.. o,a co,a;o,.
oo'eS VI ioioh'o' S"h'' pa''ieS 1ehe
Iunney OF New York. The last two
1. at will ha ,or oi~ht -o,,n5s
nhn nosed pos'ponement OF the snow sched
u.'u :" "e AI"ol, A A. Oh 'erses '''y laa night
n' ',m' ora nin oe heid 'o-msht "nne JACK
AuSuaha VIII clash In the feature bout OF twelve
rouhdS' Young Tiger OF BaJonne NJ j.. and Joe
nAne o' Jersey CiS Wii come together In the semi
''hA Oh zen rounoA TpsN WIN % tnree oAer bouts
''usht
Willie Jackson meets Pote Hartley in the maia
80 Of twelve rounds At Dyckman Oval. June 30.
Johnny Murray ". Earl Baird Abe Godstein vs.
Frankie Jerome. and Marty Cross vs. Al Norton
Yonksrs In the three other twelve round scraps.
I.vrpnc. Ma, WON, m,,cn.d ,o.d,v to meet IN
ton .,or,a ,o,,, =, =, o., a., ho,,n. ,nov N
| h. ,t.,es a, . hall p.,k a, Salem. Mas, an the
| ar.,noon =, I,lv sn.,,,n and R,obv ara vood
| haitian.
|
summer, N uroo.,v, in ,ho main 20 Of fifteen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
SeV>al Hundred Fans
See Irpentier Box.

a M crowd gathered IN tho road
oe sates long before boxing
snne e were scores Of newspaper
90 III mmsrs from England. France
an,,,,ar ,C America, and a large
~ ,pentiers friends. Cars
v WE pa Serywhere and jitneys
Manhasset or rev seconds from
Carpentie, ma nat Neck
,,,tnntoa and ttShed the bag q few
ont behind the vent into the ring
hundred spectatonxa .%eneS an T'e dha
hillside First TO ny ~ o ZIG
with the French boy On Inc KY p
who recently change 81. 49,, .sos 70
Danny Ross-a middkn,ss. W
pentier boxed rather eS,t. s.s o.,
for three minutes, resty VIII ,, nm
and then faced Dave p..anhu
who fought Mike Gibbons 'osenperS =;
weeks ago without being u 5 "
RosenDerger rs fairly fast az eiorar
and he showed IN the Gbbsse 49, az,
that he can take a lot OF pH S Wv
They stepped toward each LIS
spared a moment, and then CS
der leaped in and shot a bullets,-,
right hand punch to Dawes ce
Rosenberger went down IN a heap. y.
was the first time Carpenter nd
shown the public his famous RICH
hand punch delivered with the re
kick behind It Rosenberger got F.,
and wabbled about a bit. and put ,
dis hands.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Milburn and Webb
Tell Why U. S. Won
Big Polo Match
onf Inc i% XIV S " ri E rs WspH rhn. o.

ooouxs 1921. BY the Pres Ryiblishinz 90.
the New York E'cning Word).
LONDON, June 24.-Devereaux MIL
burn and Watson Webb In an inter-
view to-day gave their opinions why
the American team rccaptured the
polo cup.
I'VE expected It to be- a close thing"
Milburn said, but we never felt any
doubt we would win. don't know
that any one part GUAR factor cDunted
in our success, and certainly the Eng
l;sh team played very good game
yesterday. 1t was a hot contest and
more equal thar the score inli, ates.
Il should say the English ponies
were quite as good MS. II not better
than. ours Our men were knocked
off the. ball frequently.
Eyes" said Webb, "Lockott knocked
me of the ball more than once and
didn't see that any fault could be-
found with the opposing ponies"
Neither side had any particular
lick" continued Milburn. ave both
missed chances and the English team
wasn't much worse than we in that
respect"
Replying to the question whether
the Americans didn't try longer goa
shots than the English, Milburn re.
piled:
we tried to get pretty close t.
the goal before shot Watson
scored goal from rather long dis
lance and difficult angle early il
yesterdays game. Was that luck
Watson. or were you actually trying
for a goalr'
"Oh, yes" replied Webb. II had 4
look for the goal before | shot an,
there waS no flui<e about IT,"
III there is one reason al NIL 4
which may he attributed our victor
II Is that we are better shots tina
our oppopentS." Milburn concluded.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

An unusually big crowd saw thc'
boxing, for every steamer from over
seas brings in fresh battalion OF
Carpenters French and English ad-
mirers. No other fight in all the his
tory Of the sport ever brought so
many sportsmen from the other side.
To a man they think Carpenter Will
surely whip Dempsey. But in talking
10 them / find the notion general that
Dempsey Is a big. strong. slow man,
who will be O. victim OF Carpenters
swift. shifting attack and hard hit
ting. When told that Dempsey's speed
n nearly II not quite equal to Car
pentier's they lift their brows and
shrug their shoulders as II to say:
Pardon me, but that Of course, is
quite impossible"
Carpenter walked q little along
shady lanes In the morning. II was
too hot to run, after a hot sultry
night He loafed. then. until time
came for the afternoon workout The
xy was gray with low hanging clouds,
d there was no sun all day. but the
IDS might have been clouds OF
s'Nu as far as any relief from the
hea was concerned
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
GEORGES LOSES POUNDS
IN LAST PUBLIC WORKOUT
Remarkable Delegation of Sportsmen From
Other Side to Man Believe Frenchman
Will Beat Dempsey.
BIZ Robert Edgren.

n Pain terrific sutry skies
MI through his hardest here
~ Breyer French
visitors
the ring platform announced that be-
will be admitted his
his last public exhibition
little He wants to hold much weight
the north shore of Long Island the hottest place
will quickly His
doubteay pounds on than
In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Nlss GIIIeaudeau Wins on Courts
mt Rye.

Miss Helen Gileaudeau. the former
Barnard champion, reached the semi
final round OF the lawn tennis singles
on the courts OF the Apawamis Club at
Rye. y, l., yesterday. Playing ably and
with abundant speed from mid court.
MSS Gil,eaudeau defeated Miss Madeline
\Ncstervclt in straight sets at 81, SIS.
The match was the outstanding fea-
ture OF the singles battles of the day
From her side Miss Glleaudeau was
Miss Westervelt attacked at her back
hand she quickly discouraged IT, In the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24
Carpenter Stalls to Let
Rosenberg Recover.

Carpenter Immediately eased UT
and slapped softly, clinohed, pushed
around and stalled 10 let Dave re-
cover. When the middleweight was
all right again Carpenter made a
fierce face. Ia Dempsey, and rushed
him into c corner. where he used a
rapid fire of lefts below and above. IN
the body and instantly raised in a
sharp crack at the chin, with an oc-
casional right thrown in for good
measure. Rosenberger was in distress
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

rallies Miss Gfileaudesu ied an the vuU.
In the semi-finai round she encounters
Miss Leslie Bancroft Of Boston
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

Eyerythinx for billiards and bowling.
The Brunswick Bake Collendor 90,
3b West SAD St
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

TlJJNH BOWLING A BIILIARD AcADHAfx,
iiiSN lAl broadway. Corner 3lst 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

P.ck.y o'Gstty. the fast Nov Yorh bantamwcish,
has Just bern signed 10 for three important matches
by his manager Jimmy rwJford. On July he
boIcs Frankie Burns d Jersey city, on the same
card with Dempsey CArpcnuu' on July he BOXES
the b.st hoy ohtaipable at the Palace Of Joy, At
Copy l,,nd. and July - he met, can TIRE.
mhc for ten rounds At Montreal Can, At the
Al ~ A. c, Of that city. Tw1toId also has Jimmy
Oh b. Psckeys welterweisht brother boIinE Davs
W lesss 81 tha Palace Of Jon Juls q.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-06-24

'.oToyrTnt' le2i' \ Rubot Edrvn, IN q. a.
Canada, GreAt Balm and south Americs. -
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-29
M fo4I DoR113

M "a poate mega Cd in . vara
atat de calduroasa, toate semnele|
promit Cd in anul acesta, va 81
foarte greu de ! ne simti bine.
Depresiunile vitale, cauzate din
lucrul obositor, devin din ce in
&c mai rau in timpurile calde.
M poti dormi, stai nedormit ju-
matati de nopti 81 dimineata te
simti foarte obosit 81 slabit. Daca
te ingrijesti "a II til stomacul in
regula, vel exclude un important
factor care cauzeaza diferite boil.
Pentru aceia e bine sd f0lositi
Vinul Amar al lui Timers care
te va face sd dormi bine 81 III re-
|guleaza intreg organismul. Alte
remediuri care sunt foarte folio.
|sitoare in timpul verei ca Tri-
ner's Antiputrin (un remediu
excellent pentru gargala cand a
veti inflamatie in gat 81 pentru
diferite taiaturi) Linimentul lui
Timers care ajuta la vindecarea
lumbago 81 Neuralgie 81 este un
remediu excellent pentru picioare
obosite. Card cumperi Vinul A.
mar a lui Timers spunei drugis-
tului sau negutatorului de medi-
camente ca voesti numai origina.
lul Vim Amar a lui Timers.
(Adv.)
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lNvITARE {

D-nul loan Draghiciu din CO.
rnuna Sadu judetul Sibiu, are
onoare va face cunoscut Casa
toria sa Gu dina Rozeta Sarbu.
Dina Rozeta Sarbu din comma
Sebes judetul Fagaras, are onoare
a va face cunoscut Casatoria sa
Gu dl loan Draghiciu.
Gu care ocazie au onoare q In
vita pc toate neamurile, pretinii
81 cunoscutii D-nealor q lua parte
Ia actul cununiei D-nealor reli-
gioase care Sc va oficia de catra
Parintele Pavel Craciun in Bise-
rica Rom. gr.-or. L. orcle 4.
Sambata in 80 Iulie 1921, pre-
cum si La masa ce sc W aranja Gu
aceasta ocazie in hala Soc. ''Dr.
lulu Manu- de sub No. 1924
Garfield Ave. s. w. la orele
$50 p. NJ.
Muzica lui George Boldi din
Canton, Ohio W distrs pc onor.
Oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams si cintece Rationale.
Nasii vor ii d-nul Petru si dina
Paraschiva Rabb, de present IL
Akron, Ohio. Pinx q revedere
salut6ndu-vd Gu toatf
drsgostea.
lan i SAsu.
(174-75l
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co n vocARE

Societatea ''Plugarul Roman
din Youngstown, Ohio, Convoaca
comitetele pc seara zilei din 30
Iulie a. c. la orele Z 80 seara in
Hala Societatii 645 Poland Ave.
La ordinea zilei va Fl luarea in
seama a noului Comitet 81 de asi
incepe activitatea deci sunt strict
obligati toti fratii membri atat
din comitetul vechi cat 81 eel nou
ales de fl present.. In numele
Societatii ''Plugarul Roman.
(174-75). Preidiul.
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APA1R q TuIcA1D u

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Prstul pentru publicatM %: Cast"
sDe vtnsare.' .Anunt de cxsatoris."
etc. costa pentru fiecare cuvfnt .
CENT? de publicatie. Sub 80 Dc ceati
nu - pub1icA mimic.
Pentru DAri de seamx. Invit2ri de
botea. cununii sau danpufi. Z cent? ~
nia. aau 34.0O. coloanx Dc 4iar.
Publicatiile - fie insotite. de ouuAA
necesara. Credit M aro 0eclt ooc1etA-
tile din UniuneA B. r. 4.
Nanuscriptsls sau fotografu ~ -
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cOvcURS

u
Parochia Rom. gr.-or. ',In1ita-
roa SIT. Cruel din So. Omahs,
Neb. deschide Concurs, pcntru IN
sPfeot gr.-or. roman A. G. D-nii
Preoi STUNT ragsti ! trimite Ofer-
'tele L. d Presedinte. Biserica
Noastra nh are datorii arc bani
Sn Banca are nsmbrii si are casS
EPsrochiala 81 are mobiA ia ~
Ilosre de 4060.00. Y =
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IN VT {

D-nul TeodOr Muntean din CO.
muna Capalna judetul Tanava-
Mica, are onoare q face cunoscut
casa toris So Gu d-soara Paraschiva|
Nuntean.
D-soara Paraschiva Muntean,
din comma Custelnic, judetull
Tarnava-Mica are onoare 4 face
cunoscut casdtoris 90 GU d-nul]
Teodor Muntean.
ST invita- Gu tOat6 dragostea, pc
toate nesmurile, consatenii, pre-
tinii 81 cunoscutii, din loc si jur,
. lua parte Ia Celebrarea cununiei
lor religioase, care Va avea loc,
Sambats in 13 August 1921, Ia
oarele 3 ps N. in Biserica greco
catolica ''Sfintul George din
Canton, Ohio, precum 81 Ia dansul
81 masa care Sc va da in Hala Soc.
'Cuza Voda", din Massillon, O.
Columbia Heights. Dansul Sc va
fncepe Ia orele 5 p. m. lar masa
= " servi l. orele 3 80 sears.
Muzica George Boldiss din
Canton, Ohio, va distra pc On.
oaapeti, Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale in
tot decursul petrecerei.
NASH, vor ii dl George loan
dina Maria Blaga, din comuna
Ungra, judetul Tsrnava-Mare.
Pana Ia revedere, am r6mas 81
lut1ndu-va ca drsgoste.
1mn = NAsu
(173, 75).
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

The many social events which
have been given in honor of Miss
Louise .Sauuder., attest the popu
larity OK this brid, to-1e. II ,centi Y
Mrs. b. l.. Magruder was hostess
ut announcement party. Mrs. w.
A, Ames entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon with q miscellaneous
shower and on Wednesday after.
noon Mrs. E. {. Etting gave q
luncheod followed by q bridge
party. Yesterday Mrs. Simo n
Blumeufeld honored her with q
bridege party and this afternoon
Mrs, Thomas Katz gives bridge
party. On Saturday the brid.
elect will favor her friends with a
trousseau tea, On Monday even !.
ing preceding the wedding. Mrs.
NJ. "A. Saunders will entertain the
bridal party and limited number
OF guests.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11
1T is HERE NOW.

Peupie talk about eternity" a<
though it were q tremendous and
terrible state having no relation tu
the present time. AS a matter of
fact, eternity IS not something TO
come. IL has arrived. We are in
the midst OF it. 1t It is MI, where.
1t is here. Ii it is anything, it is
now. All the tide of life floats up
on its bosom like whitecaps on The
billows of the sea, aud as that
which has no beginning also has
no end, the performance has no
terminal facilities. Behold au ever.
lasting now. Exchange.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11
West Point Big Week.

West Point is prep rns for a
big week beginning Monday aud
lasting all the week. The msr.
chants are putting on big reductinn
sales aud the yarious cen mirfess
are arranging to entertain M >iS
itors, The town vii pu' on huh-,
dsy attire aud p,Iz viii ie ,i,.
tributed 10 those bu,irg goods, the
ptiza Il Ford Tou Ing
Car, Sc, eraI well>known mer,
camille firms of Wet Point us4 a
page IN this weeks issue oi the
Times inviting the people of Stark
vile to come up and enjoy life aud
secure ha' gains and win a prize
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Tupelo has sent out invitations
for all Board of Supervisors Of the
first Congressional District to NEE,
in. that city Yesterday was the day
set for the f st meeting and big
barbecue is one of the features OF
entertainment. 1t is proposed tn
make this a permanent organiza-
ton and hold anpu i me, tlngs.
The Oktibbeha Board intended 10
20 up in cars Yesterday but the
disagreeable weather and other
matters prevented them from ut.
tending.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

The Republican" is the name
OF a new paper to be established in
jackson and will make its appear
ance next week. 1t will be devot-
ed to the organization of a RI pub.
lican party IN Mississippi and it is
sad that there is plenty of capital
behind the venture. This will be
the first republican newspaper
published in Mississippi since the
r construction DAYS when the old
jackson Pilot was the organ of the
republican, party,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mr.; Nose lIolberg and fanil'
are agein residents Of Noxubee,
after having lived for the past two
years. at Sessums, Miss. They are
domiciled for the present on the
place, recently owned by Mr.. Ben
~ Morris. Macon Beacou.
, Mr, ,Holberg. merchandizsd at
Sessums for over two years. He
made, oktibbeha county a good
citizen daring bis stay here and
We regret to loose him and his tx,
csllent family,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mr.. l. B Camp, managed of the
Cumberland Telephone Exchange
of this city has been especially
honored by his company be being
elected as president of the NortI
Mississippi Telephone Employees
Association. MIR. Camp left last
Saturday for ST, Charles, La,
where he goes as a delegate to the
Southern Association OF presidents
The session was held Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Prof. q 7. Howerton of Stark
vile spent Yesterday in town. and
made splendid talk at the school
building Yesterday morning on
thrift, bringing out some splendid
thoughts. which was interesting to
the pupils and teachers. Winston
County journal.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11
Residence Lots for Sale..

) lots 75 267 feet on North
Montgomery Street, ~
lot IS by 800 feet On Lee St.
so acre Farm, IS acres In. culii.
walton. 8 Room House on same.
5N miles ( ON city on Rock road
For Sale or Rent. See
!. H., sTILLMAN. !
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

The sargent of the State Peni-
tentar, came here last week aud
carried off lhe prisoners who were
sentences to lhe pen at the last
term Of circuit court.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mr.. Manuel Mitchell has pur-
chased the Oasis from Mr.. Eugene
Hultz and has taken charge. He
will continue to dispense Jag
and will run a Cafe in connection
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Bozett, of Popularville.
Miss. visited her brother. Mr..
Whitman Davis this week.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

A large crowd was in town
Monday from all parts of the
county attending supervisors court
Eyerv Beat in the county was re-
presented by prominent citizens.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Miss Amelia Abbott, of Tus~
caloosa, Ala, who is to be maid If
honor in the Saunders Ramsey
wedding, is visiting Miss Saunders.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Miss Salina Butts, of Artesia,
is the attractive guest IN the home
of her brother, DR.. A. B. Butts ON
the Campus.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Fl. G Lewis and little son
OF Little Rock. Ark arrive today
and will spend sometimes with
Mrs. Lewis mother. Mrs. G. r,
Montgomery.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

When man does you q favor
he should forget it and You remem-
bei it. but 1t is generally the other
Way,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Ernest Locke, of Columbus
lie visiting her mother, Mrs. II a.
Belk
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

MIS- PATTY. of Macon is the
gnest Of her daughter, Mrs. b. NJ.
Walker, Jr.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mr.. Wallace Maxwell, who
travels out OF Dallas. Texas, spent
several days last week with hle
family here.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Euguens Laniei
are receiving congratulations over
the arrival Of second sor in their
bone.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11
Notice 10 Tax Payers.

The boogs are now pen in mJ
tffice for collection of taxes for
, ear 1921.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11
Mrs. W. j. HOPKINS, OF Okolona
relatives here last week.

Miss Airline Gill returned Mon-
dsy from a visit to Memphis.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1921-11-11

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Sheriff and Tax collector,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26

ore walking. this time with a limp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-26
STORM HALTS TRAINS,
SILENCES TELEPHONES
Lone Bather Lettering for
the Big Shower on the
Beach Has Night of it

When Dame Nature starts thunder
ins and splitting FIRE she certainly up
sets the even tenor Of mans ways.
Even though she ends UP with the weep
act. the damags Is done.
A. Ions bather on the beach at Min
eral Springs, in the Dune region. the
other night. thought It would be great
sport TO watch the storm from the top
OF MOGn4 Tom It was a spectacle all
right, but the rain drenched his ardor
and he ran to the bathhouse at WaverIy
beach. The bathhouse was closed. The
proprietor had gone home. The beach
was black and the cottages of tho week
end resorters were dark.
III telephone In the nearest and My
r-egtaurant was out or order. owing TO
the storm The bather plugged along.
IN the darkness. stumbling over the
stony road, for q mile and a half, 70
fremont. The hotel was closed. The
severe electrical storm had not only
put the telephones out of commission
but the electric railways. No trains.
Cold Brr-r-rr. -Four miles to Ches-
tertoE
In tho morning the lone bather was
but Dame Natures havoc hadn't been
repaired
Three miles ont Of Gary on the IN
tsrurban to Crown Point, the power
went Off and no amount Of coaxing
would bulge the car. ION account OF
the gtorm," the Gary & Southern offices
reported.
More walking. this time with q limp.