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LINCOLN GIANTS AGAIN
DEFEAT RICHMOND NINE
Thompson Wild and Four
Visitors Gross Plate in
First Inning.

| The LINCOLN Chants. made II twu
SStraiEhts; . when they defeated the
at Mayo Island Park. by the score
III II To =
The game was an up-and- down ar
fair. first one and then the other
team being in the lead. until the
eighth. when the visitors broke the
tie and went ahead.
Thompson. who started for the To-
Gals. lasted hu, "A short while Two
SINGLES. couple Of bases on bali.
UnG Il hit batsman resulted in four
runs. Henderson then took up the
mound duty
IN" locals "vcrcamc the lead OF
the visitors IN the fourth inning. hut
tn" lead WAS short lived. for the Wis
itorS forged ahead In the NTH. The
score waS tied again in the sixth.
Tho Richmond runs were scored as
In tho opening inning. rurh was
hit 10y q pitched ball. Jackson flew
out To third and W"mack singled to
Lett. advancing Fugh /" second.
North hi; safely t" rightl sending
when MtNu'nn was safe on II field
In the third. SINGLES hy Jackson
and Marion. North's double and an
'rr"r 10y Clark. resulted IN three
Thy fourth produced Two runs.
Mason singled. Grant and Hcndcr-
Son Mere easy outs, hut Pugh was
walker. and jackson and Womack
The last rum for I:ichmond came u
the SiNth. when Henderson triplcI
ana scored on rurh's sacrinc..
IN" batting Of White aud the field
TAe TWO mines will lock horns
again today at t.
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SRYAN|TES WIN L|sTLESs
GAME FROM BRONCHOs
Locals Have Little Difficulty
Connecting With Yarri-
sons Offerings.
ARRAGON'S HITTING FEATURES
Cuban inncldcr Gets Two Triples and
H n DOubic-Shcchnn accepts II
Chances Without q Niscuc.
AnnAGoN's HITTING FEATURES

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. sept Is
Ray Ryan $ Colts hit Iarrison's offer
inss hercciy this Afternoon aud had
little difficulty in obtaining Il . 10 )
victory IN the srcori game OF the
series here today.
The fray was ragged. listlcss
game, in which the Eichmoud aggrc-
CATION had the better throughout, the
Tarhccls being able To register in
only the fourth ana eighth frames.
Erank Walker WAS out OF the Tar
heels lineup for til" day
ArraSo on. with Two triples and a
double out o! five appearances, Ted
the visitors offensive. while Shechan
accepted eleven chances without q
bubblc
Curry. for tho Tarhccls. got Il dou
bic ana "a triple out of four times
and was the only local player vino
could hit ManSuk consistently. The
TarhccI second sackcr also hIa Il fine
day in the h,ld, * hc handled nine
chances. some of them extremely jif-
ficult The score:
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EMPIRE STATE STAKE
WON BY GREY WORTHY
Waller Cox's Cclding Cap
lures $4,000 Event a,
Grand Circuit Meet.
ny Observation-Disclosures,

,SnRAcuSE y. y. Sept. i3-Grcy
w., MorthT' walter cox's Eelding. won
81: trottcrs. the feature event ar ,".
| days grand circuit card. and sci :,
new record for the stake by trottin,.
'hc second heat In 2:O2 IL
Grey worthy won the big stake in
SS, , heats. II was the gclding $
wah was second. Jeanette Rank lin
finished third. VI
The second heat for the biz. stake
was thriller and brought the ~ :
W. spectators To their feet. GREY
worthy. on the pole. steprcd To ~.
irohd ana led 10 the half. where prIu-
cess Ethwah challenged and forr,d
hhcad. Princess Etawah was mt ,n
10y mere lohI. Grey Worthy came
from behind with a terrific hurst ar
speed and in the rush To tho ,yirn
oPrhc" WI Il lead Of Two lengths.
iemny Murphy scored his ,irst vic
'"rE "i the meeting in the 2:05 nae.
WIEN he nilotcd Itoy Gra,tan HON. n
~ M" 1T, ne last mile was 2:02 | L
10y H"E Grattan in the second heat.
summary:
p, ~ class: pace three heats: purge.
Roy Gra,,an. b. <. by Graf.
tan ROYAL lNInrnhy) ..''. / +, .
h% IN Early elIs. M. by The
Julia NJ ~ n,r ,Ihom mas, : /
Matter Direct (F. Edmanp ; Dir
Edward -. b. h.. 10y The
M:S.nrthcrnman or. Lyman I 3, 2
mn, M 90" - 2;o2 It, 2.02 i-2.
,hre" heats. purse. 100000
'f.S Worthy. gr. t.. by Az
worthy tcoN) +,
'rlnccss Eiawnh. h. m, by
E'awah (H Wh.'cD ~ . .
Jeanette Rankin, On. m l,v
san Francisco tMcDonulap . ? +,
s'!"h hr. h. by Peter the
;, :reat 'cancb ... ) 2 4
h't'y IiyIor. b. m, by Sll.to
:MMainlick and Pelham. also s,.r,a ~
Iime--2:o3 st. 2.O2 10. o.0T
-, 80, class trot. Three heats: purse
lane the Great. Il. T.. by Peter
the Great (cox) . :,
Rose Scott. blk. m. by peter
Scott 'MurphyD . :. .
'-' c,,,o, r,trr CHI Z" by In
Tamrida. b. m. by peter thn
Great Oh. Fleming =
''ockSnnr, -. 8. by Prince In
I,"ttc Day. also started
Ilmc-2:OJ IL, 2.OG If. o,oc y
si.ooo "'''N' Nurse
kiio, b. m, by rctcr the
Great tPitnan)
refer the Grewcr. H. C.. by po
Ter thc Treat CEny) : 4,
George watts. ch. h.. By Cen
Graz watts tBnrryJ +, .
Mary kcnna, l.. f.. hy san
rranGlSco "a. Mcdonald. : , 2
pos faios. hr. a.. by san
francisco tDickcrson) =
also started ~
Time-2:0' IA; EOS l-2. 2:os Ia.
south Atlantic League Results.
charleston, 81. Spartansburr aa
E,rccnvlic. %: Columbia. 81.
augusta. SIS: Charlotte. 4-2.
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PETE HERMAN TO MEET
FLY-WF.IGHT FOR TITLE,
Iny Associatcd rrrss |

NEW YORK. Sept Pete Her
man. would's bantamw.ight cham
mon, ana Johnny EUfi claimant OF
thc hyWciSht championship. have
been matched q" meet for the I'm
tam weight title in Madison Square
Garden. September 81. Promoter Tcx
liicEard announced tonight Tho bows
hhN e. agreed to weigh in at lis
pounds AT o'clock the day OF the
contest.
Roy Moore. who was forced TO can
eel his match with crinan. because
OF an injured right hand Will he uu-
able to enter the ring Cor two week
PHYSICIANS REPORTED. after an N-ray
examination today.
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Dick Kerr Holds Ruth
Without Even a Single
LEY Unitcd novel;

Babe" Ruth might have won
the ball game yesterday between
the fanks and the White Sox at
the Polo Grounds with 4 couple OF
homcrs-but little Dick Kerr. tho
Texas ''half-pint." held "Ba be"
without even single. and restrict
cd the entire murdcrcrs' row of
the Yankee bench To Ave blows.
winning. 6 To ..
Just oncc-in the first inning,
with one on-Kcrr walked the
''i:ambino." although there was
nobody down at the time. Babe"
didn't score. for Kerr famed pipp
and Ward after Mcuscrs sacrifice
fly. With Peck on second and one
ont in the third. Ruth was an easy
out at first. advancing Peck. Kerr
famed him In the iifth. with one
out and none on. "Rabc" ground
ed out in the seventh, f"r the third
out, leaving Fcwstcr on second.
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Commercial League
Flag at Stake Today

Tie championship OF the Com
mcrCia! League for the second half
ot the season will hc decided this
afternoon when Taxa Kola and
Church hin. which were tied for
houors when the league race
closed last Saturday. meet at Bou-
icNai'l Park at AIS o'clock. The
Victorious nine in this contest Will
i'!a! Penn Mutual. winner Of the
pcnnant fer the first half OF the
season, in series Of three games
for the championship OF the league.
Doubles Napier Will he sent
TO the mound by tn, Beverage nine
in AN attempt to Stor the Church
liill 4iugg,rs. Napier ras been in
excellent form the last three
games he has hurled, ana is cx-
pcctcd to show up crcditahly this
afternoon.
Napier Will he opposed by
Thomas. After n series of ACCT
dents. tho college twiricr is now
in condition. and Church Iin sup
portcrs expect him IL hurl his
club To victory this afternoon
liarrelson will bc held in reserve.
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lRSLINCER IS INJURED
IN BOUT WITH TURNER

Joe Turner was awarded a de-
cislon Oyer Henry Irslinpcr. british
mid1lewcIght champion. last night
when tn" EnGlishman was Injured
during 'Ic second fail OF their bout
Turner secured An arm lock which
disiccatcd his opponents shoulder
hlahc. lie was examined by phySI-
can. who decided that he would b."
unable TO coutinu" with tho bout
lrslsnger won the FIRST IAN when
Turner. The first fan came after
tw"lvc minutes Of graphing.
forty-SIN minutes ON tho second
fall had elapsed when Irsliugcr was
injured.
Turner Will meet Walnc Ecntoncn.
the Finnish exponent Of tho grnr-
ping game, next TUESDAY night at
the arena.
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T'otals
- -
Lincoln Giants.
Rated for McOulnn in ninth

Richmond ......... 205 2Oi 600 8
Lincoln ............ i02 02O 0l2-li
summary; Two-l/sc hit-North
Three base hits--iIcndcrSon. White
t2). stolen bases Singer. White.
SaCriiis hits--Purg. Singer. Fiale.
Double play-S!nEcr to Clark To ".
Johnson. Hit pitched ball--Purh.
Singer. Left on Richmond. 6 ::
Lincoln, 6. Bases on balls-off
THOMPSON. ?; on Henderson. l.: on
Johnson .. 1lits--oif Thompson. 9:
off Henderson, Il Struck out--by
Henderson, 4; by Johnson. Z. osing
Observation-Disclosures Time of game.
200. tmpircs-Nixon and O'Toolc.
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GIANTS WIN FROM REDS
At TER TWELVE INNINGS
Mcuscl Triples and Scores
Kelly With Decisive
Tally.

CINCINNATI clio. Sept I3.-New
York won from Cincinnati today. to
). in lively. innings. I.upuo held the
Giants scorclcss until The ninth when
a tumble Ivy korf. with a double play
in prospect paved ;hc way for three
runs.
In ~" twelfth. with Kelly on first
McuScl triplcd, sending III the win
ltnE nun. SCnrn.
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INDIANS CREEP TOWARDS
ILEACUE-LEAD|Nc YANKEES
Trio of Athletic Twirlcrs
Found for Ten
Hits.
tBy Associated Press J

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3.-Clcvc-
land punched ten hits on three Ath-
lctic twirlcrS for a il-to-6 victory
today in the first game of the final
series.
The victory hroUgh, tho Indians to
Wiihin "nc-half game OF the Yankees
WOOD made Il triple and Il home
run. Philadelphia gathered thirteen
mus on Sothoron. but the Indian
pitcher was effective in the pinch.S
Score.
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rnl Moorr Ma,rhch 10 Meel sn1,h

CHICAGO, sept. l3.--pai Moore. Of
10 nice, Midget Suitn. New York
bantanlNciHht. In q tcn-round bout
At Aurora, on September %. The
match was substituted for a match IN
Mhicn Sm!th VAS 70 havo nc; Jack
SBafkey.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Isro1kiNn at -. lAuis.
Buston ~ Pittsburgh.
New York nj Cincinnati
Philadelphia NJ Chicago.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Hichn,onh AT Rn~'yN Mount.
Iarhurp at Is.'-oN
NnrfnlL W Newport News.
Portsmouth at Suffolk
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New f"rl. :: Cincinnati. q: Innings
Pittsburgh. ;: lis--t0n. ,.
Philadelphia. /: thIrncu. ,.
BrpokIyn->t. Louis. rain.
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Totals
IhII1tlSlt,l,ift.

Cleveland .....O.i 500 GiO-ll
Philadelphia ...... 600 zoe u3o- )
summary Two-hISc -D'Ncill.
Scwcil. Jameson, Dykes. collins. CAL
loway. Three base hit Wood Home
run Wood. Sacrifices Wainbs-
ranss CO. Burns j. Walker. pou-
BILE p!ays-Dyk"S ana j Walker or.
Scwcll. WambsEanss and BURNS. Rrn
zill. Dykes and u Walker. Jnnicson
and WamhsganSs: WambsgauSs. So
wei! and BURNS. Icft on buses
Cleveland. s i,hiladelphiH. 10 l;;,s"
ON balls--on Moore l-ccmau 2.
Wolfe, 3; Su:horon. / lIls--off
Moore. II: (nonc out IN third
Freeman, in 3. Wolfe. ; ia l. iii
by pttchcr-by Freeman ,Burnsl: hy
Sothoron CpykcsD struck nut-hy
Moore. /; Wolfe o. Sothornn. !.
Passed ball.-perkins. Losing pitch
Moore. Gmpircs -IIildcbrand ana
Evans Time. a:lO
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. Il: New York. 2.
Cleveland. u: philadelphia. ).
=. Louis. -: Washington. !.
DctfOlt, .: Itnstnn. 9.
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Newport News.


SCOF" ~. mn Is- I,
Newport News 200 uDg uDu %
NoTfylk Gun l.n..l
summary T.yo-basc hits ~ nit,
era Mcmahon Let on pasee
Newport News. : Norfolk s stolen
bases baGshiuu 70 Thurman X.T
luiyoa. Sacfincc hits -NcMuhon and
ChiEAplm BouJiy PLAYS Ei.eS To-
McMRnon kcHcy to Bowman Yer
,niiIytdu % BGrKctt StriE. uuls--
Firth 6 Warnop. ; Bases on ii.p.
Firth, : Wa-hDn. I. lit batsrt,u
- tFhurInsup by Firth. Time of
game l:.5. Empires -.Orth ana
EHcy.
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'EHtt"d for Nchf in seventh
NisHn for Smith in ninth.
inrinnnJt.

I'hh Tor iiLrSfaNc IN eleventh.
score by innings: L.
New YORK ...... 600 GOO COS 0ol-i
Cincinnati ........I00 o20 0n1 oU0--3
summary Two-haSc hits-Eonf.
bancroft trnh Thr""-baSc hits
Frisch, liargrav". Mcuscl stolen bases
bancroft. paUt,crt Eohnc Double
plays Bancroft, Rawlings Ia Kelly.
i-ulu", kopf tv p1ubrlt. Left on base
Cincinnati II. New York. H. Isasc
on halls-on lupuc .: off Nchf
iiitS-on l.uNuc, 10 in II innings. OFT
l'"n"hn". IN !, off Nchf. S in c: of
T"iI'', none IN .. off shea, ? in (. Hit
by pit"hcr-hy I.uqu. (k.Ilv. En,yi-
In%sl Struck out 10y Luuuc. :; hy
N"hf, 10y Sali"c. | 10y Shea l. VIVA
rlich N"hi. !. Winning pitcher
/ Sh.a. Losing pitcher Dunohuc. Inn
n!rcs Quiglcy and O'Day. Time
Piedmont I.cnEuc ReruIts
i;alriEh ! Winston Salem. 10.
High Point. &; Greensboro J.
Durham - DanVillc -
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WHERE TII:r PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philuslclphi,
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ttocky Mount.
Totals .......22 3 - - !
sRowlaud nj, for Narlcski IN ninth

Rocky Mount .. 900 200 Oic--3
Richmoud ..... o. SOl 600
summary: Thrcc-hnsc hits-Arra-
Eon ~. Curry. Two-basc hits
Baker, Hock, ArraEon. Keller, curry.
Left on bases-H!Chmund. Rocky
Mount, 6. Double play curry TO tcl-
lIhcr. Struck out-ay Manouk. =, 10y
harrison. : iiasc ON balls-of Ma
nouk 4 on Narrisou, >. HI, Bats
men ,Ri,lkcr by Harrison. kel.nvr by
MauoQk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14

Prince Albert ir sold IN
foppy red bags, t.fy red
Tins, handsome pound
and holt pound tin hu-
Hidors and in the pound
rTystal glass humidoY
tpifh sponge HoiStencr
top that keeps the to-
6aeeo in such perfect
condition.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
Richmond. .: Rocky Mount. s.
suffolk. :: Portsmouth. I.
Wilson. 10: Tarb"ro. =.
Norfolk. ~: N~wport News. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-14

Nonih Atlantic League Results.
harleston. 81. Spartanshurg. ga
IrcchNh'c. %: Columbia. o..
augusta. SIS: Charlotte. 40.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
PUT THEM IN THE HOSPITAL


OHoer Weathersby put some
christmas frolickers in the hospital
sunday night. when they attempted
Id take Frank Lamm away from MIN.
He and Officer Skies were attracted
to a young man who was running
and yelling that they were trying TO
Kill him because he refused to cash
a check for them.
The officers told them to dlsperse
and go home, when Frank Lamm, one
of the number cursed, and said ne
was not going anywhere, Ofhcer
Weathersby took him in charge ana
started to the lock up with MN.
Ernest Boswell, Arthur Lamm and
James Lamm started to take Frank
away from Mr.. Weathersby, ahd
when the officer finished with them
they went to the hospital TO have
their wounds he made with his night
stick dressed.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
MISS EDMUNDSON
HOSTESS AT DINNER

Miss Caroline Edmundson enter
tanned at a dinner party last evening
in honor of her house guest, Miss
Elizabeth Jennings of Lumberton
Covers were laid for eleven.
Those enjoying Miss Edmundson' S
hospitality were: Misses Jennings of
Lumberton, Elizabeth Coon, Macon
Moore, and Elizabeth Pace Barnes,
Messrs. Tom Ragsdale, Frank Skin
ner and Norwood Holland of Smith
field, J. S. Rierson. Logan Lovelace
and Dave Woodard, Jr
The daily times., 1921-12-27
BIBLE CLASS IS ENTERTAINED

The Junior Glass No. of the First
Baptist church held its Christmas So.
cial in the lobby and reception room
at the Terminal Inn last night
Each member Of the class invited a
friend, and over seventy people en-
joyed the evening
The reception room and dining
room were beautifully decorated in
red and white, these being the class
coiors. This color scheme was fur
ther carried out in the red and white
ice cream
The teacher, Mr.. Karl Burger,
read a prophecy of the class thirty
years from now which was interest
ing. Games, guessing contest, piano
music and Singing were enjoyed by
all present.
An ice course was served.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
j = = = = y = = = .
: SOCIETY NEWS :

Miss Caroline Edmundson left to-
day for Washington, d. c., to be the
guests of Col. and Mrs. r. L. Car
michael for the remainder of the
holidays. She was accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Jennings.
Messrs. Tom Ragsdale, Frank
Skinner and Norwood Holland return
ed to their homes in Smithfield to-
day,
Miss Katherine Hales of Rocky
Mount is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Hales.
Misses Elsa Rudy of New York
City, Anne and Bessie Woodville OF
, Richmond, Va, Bealah Gallop of
+ Norfolk, Va, and Julia Meares OF
Washington; D. c., are the house
guests of Mrs. N. L. Finch.
Master F. d. SwindelI. Jr.. of
Richmond, Va, is spending, the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. D. Swim
dell.
Miss Bertha Bats has Ieturned
from Hookerton where she spent the
holidays with relatives.
Messrs. w. r. Anderson and w. T.
Clark left today for New York where
they will spend New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas are
spending a few days with relatives in
Beulahville in Dup1in county.
| Mr.. Harry Walton left today for a
| yicif in AnStiu Toyac
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moss return
ed last night from Hickory where
they spent Christmas with Mrs.
Moss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Bost.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. West and little
daughter, Peggy, are visiting rela-
tives in Hickory.
Miss Lillian Clark is spending the
holidays at her home in Reidsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cristin Dickinson oi
Danville. Va, are visiting Mrs. V
c. DickenSon.
Mr.. B. Shapiro of Baltimore, Md.
is in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Valentine ant
| llttl0 0duShtCI VI NlChh1ouup ca
spending the holidays with Mrs
Valentines father, Dr. C.. F.. Moore
Mr.. C. H. Joyner of Farmvill
spent the Christmas holidays with hi
mother here.
Il Miss Marguerite Carter of Louis
burg. w. Va, is visiting Mps. V.
Dickenson.
Miss E,assie Rouse and Mr.. Haywo
: Edmundson of Raleigh are spendin
the day with Mrs. Ernest Deans.
Mrs. r. C. Dunn. of Enfield Wi
/ arrive tonight to be the guest of Nj
and Mrs. Fred Swindell.
Miss Elizabeth Miller and Mr.
Chafles Miller are spending the no
: idays with relatives in Norfolk, Va.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
BUY WOOD AND COAL
FROM
MOODY TRANSFER CO.
They Put the Price Down anu lou
Get the Best
PHONE 80
NOTE OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends ana
especially the fire departments
both white and colored, for the val
liable assistance rendered us during
the fire Saturday. The telephone
COMPANY. Superintendent Allen and
his associates deserve much praise
in so quickly restoring telephone
connection and electric light service
We appreciate your efforts very
mueh. Hugh S. Sheppard.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
MR.. BETHEA TO RALEIGH

Rev. Morrison Bethea who has
been promoted to the Arch Deacon
ship of this Episcopal diocese, is
moving to Raleigh today where he
will have headquarters, and will per-
manently reside. So far the church
here has not called minister to take
the place of Mr. Bethea. He expects
tn. preach here next Sunday.
The daily times., 1921-12-27

Arrived at Fulghum's today
black glove silk full fashion hose.
with high pointed heels in best quai
,sv 12 27 2td
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1882
rHE DEPENDAN, N,t.

TODAY'S ARRIVALS
DRY GOODS DEPT.
Trumpets.
Paper Napkins.
Black Percale.
Black SOisette.
Sateen-Navy and White.
.Hemstitched Towels.
Cell. Pink, Flesh, Mais.
Helia and White Launger-
cite.
Martex Bath Rugs.
Linen Handkerchief !.
Copen and Mais.
Ribbon-No. 2 and s.
Black Snap Fasteners.
SAOE:DEPT. .,s i
MEMS Tan. Kid House
Slippers.
Tweedie .Boot-top Spats, .
CORSETBEPT.
New Ferris Maternity Cor
sets in an Sizes.
New De Bevoise Silk Bro
caded Bust Confiners.
The daily times., 1921-12-27

Our statement shows net interest
of 6 per cent We pay the taxes.
Series No. 64 opens January 7th. .Ihe
Wilson Home and loan Association
Ernest Deans, Secretary. IL p 81
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HEAR MR. STONE

The public is cordially invited to
hear President Stone of the Burley
Tobacco Association of Kentucky
who speaks atethe Wilson theater to-
morrow at 1 o'clock on the subject
of cooperative marketing.
The daily times., 1921-12-27

POSITION WANTED BY. YOUNG
married lady with good experience
in typewriting and general office
work. Address Ell. Times office.
IL 81 4td
The daily times., 1921-12-27

| January 7th is the opening date
of our, new series Ernest Deans
! Sec'y. IL - oeo
The daily times., 1921-12-27

PROF. SADLER AT WENDELL
Prof. Lee Sadler of the Atlanuc
Christian College faculty went 10
Wendell Sunday night where ne oe-
liyered a Christmas address.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
SECOND FIRE IN
HACKNEY BUILDING

A blaze was discovered in the rear
building of the Hackney automobile
plant Sunday night. The fire was
extinguished before much damage
was done. ut is believed the blaze
originated from sparks from the
smouldering embers of the fire which
destroyed a big portion of the Hack
ney plant ear..;3 Saturday morning.
The daily times., 1921-12-27
SLIGHT FIRE AT MIR. DARDEN's

SIII(THI IfGE III ltAvAHNs
The fire department was called 70
the home of. Mr.. Paul Darden shortly
before three O'Clock this morning TO
extinguish a fire which had caught
in the bed clothing in room occu-
pied by the cook on the second hoor
of the home. The damage was
slight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-26

a little over 90 per cent OF her
1921 crop and her growers, be-
licving they have done the sensi-
bic thing, are anxious to see the
pool made certainty. Over 200
OF her growers. many OF them
members OF the Lincoln County
Farm Bureau, went to Danville
court day and spent the day in
ducing the growers there to JOIN
Their success was marked by a
big increase III the growing pool.
Now il is proposed TO help the
Garrard county farmers over. and
at 1880 next Saturday afternoon
between $50 and 200 OF Lincoln :
best tillerS OF the soil will go in a
BODY to Lancaster and hear Mr..
Sapiro and at the same time use
the best argument they can COM
mand to get the Garrard growers
to join the pool. Mr.. r NJ
BLACKBERRY. secretary OF the Lin
coin County Farm Bureau. tells
this paper that he heard Hon. W.